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ROBERT
STRACHAN
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CHARGES
INSURANCE
BLACKMAIL
VICTORIA
CP
-
Oppo
Opposition
¬
sition
leader
Strachan
Mon
Monday
¬
day
accused
automobile
in
insurance
¬
surance
companies
of
black
blackmailing
¬
mailing
motorists
He
was
commenting
on
a
disclosure
Saturday
by
a
Victoria
transportation
company
that
dismissed
drivers
under
25
because
its
Insurance
company
would
not
provide
coverage
No
insurance
company
should
have
the
right
to
force
a
company
to
discriminate
against
young
people
Mr
stracnan
said
He
said
he
knew
of
doz
dozens
¬
ens
of
cases
where
young
drivers
were
first
refused
insurance
then
told
they
would
bo
covered
if
their
parents
switched
compan
companies
¬
ies
and
took
out
additional
coverage
The
New
Democratic
party
leader
said
the
incident
pointed
out
the
need
for
gov
government
¬
ernment
car
insurance
It
points
up
where
the
centres
of
power
are
and
how
only
government
can
give
a
counter
-balance
The
Victoria
company
C
and
C
Transportation
said
five
taxi
drivers
under
20
wore
released
last
week
India
Raps
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Malicious
Propaganda9
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DELHI
Reuters
-
Raj
I
a
h
a
I
r
Information
and
broadcasting
minister
slid
Monday
reports
about
starving
Indians
selling
their
children
or
picking
food
from
cov
dun
are
malicious
propianda
He
accused
foreign
news
agencies
In
India
of
a
dellber
ate
and
perslslent
attemp
to
give
a
distorted
imago
of
In
dla
He
told
a
press
conference
that
If
this
practice
is
not
stopped
the
government
would
have
to
consider
what
to
do
about
it
The
minister
claimed
repot
ts
circulated
by
world
news
agen
agencies
¬
cies
In
Africa
i
countrios
ho
had
Just
visited
said
staivlng
In
Indians
¬
dians
woie
picking
food
grains
from
cow
dung
and
starving
In
dlan
mothers
were
selling
their
children
Could
It
be
a
case
of
as
assault
¬
sault
with
a
live
weapon
to
wit
an
1800
pound
buffalo
Famed
bull
rider
and
rodeo
clown
Buddy
Heaton
who
visited
Prince
George
a
few
weeks
ago
is
in
trouble
with
Calgary
Police
He
was
charged
today
after
three
spectators
were
injured
slightly
when
his
buffalo
Clyde
went
into
the
crowd
during
the
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
Stampede
parade
Heaton
pleaded
not
guilty
to
three
charges
of
assault
causing
bodily
harm
and
was
remanded
to
July
25
Positions
for
28
teachers
in
rural
schools
have
yet
to
be
filled
in
Prince
George
School
District
according
to
super
superintendent
¬
intendent
Dave
Todd
Although
city
elementary
schools
are
staffed
secondary
schools
re
require
¬
quire
eight
teachers
Mr
Todd
says
staff
turnover
Is
about
the
same
as
last
year
but
the
mush
mushrooming
¬
rooming
school
population
calls
for
a
bigger
staff
It
will
also
mean
ho
notes
that
a
much
greater
number
of
pupils
win
be
going
on
shifts
this
fall
Newly
formed
Booster
Club
organis
ed
to
promote
minor
H
nlBTaniiK
sa
Tile
please
Hggji
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boardorby
the
Governmentof
British
Columbia
football
in
Prince
George
will
sink
or
swim
tonight
at
the
Clubs
first
general
meeting
slated
for
8
pm
at
the
Prince
George
Hotel
banquet
room
Sup
Support
¬
port
of
the
public
in
the
form
of
a
good
turnout
will
do
the
most
towards
assisting
the
Club
in
achieving
its
objectives
Re
Representatives
¬
presentatives
from
most
of
the
citys
service
clubs
and
organi
organizations
¬
zations
will
be
on
hand
a
CKPG
has
been
granted
per-
mission
to
retain
Its
former
250
watt
transmitter
for
a
stand
standby
¬
by
unit
in
case
of
failure
of
the
main
10000
watt
tower
The
Board
of
Broadcast
Governors
which
made
public
several
de
decisions
¬
cisions
Monday
has
so
far
not
ruled
on
three
applications
for
broadcasting
rights
for
another
Prince
George
radio
outlet
Prince
George
will
have
a
new
55
piece
high
school
band
this
fall
If
all
goes
well
School
music
director
E
A
Eames
says
most
of
the
in
instruments
¬
struments
can
be
obtained
at
a
local
music
store
and
when
they
are
placed
in
Duchess
Park
Junior
High
the
band
will
be
ready
to
roll
In
September
20
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Dt
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i
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Bennett
Monday
rejected
federal
aid
for
the
Peace
and
Columbia
power
projects
because
of
strings
attached
to
the
offer
Federal
Resources
Minister
Pepin
earlier
said
Ottawa
would
be
pleased
to
lend
money
to
British
Columbia
but
the
funds
would
be
earmarked
for
trans
mission
lines
which
would
bo
owned
by
the
federal
govern
ment
until
loans
are
repaid
Were
dolnc
verv
well
In
deed
the
premier
said
In
an
Interview
and
were
not
In
the
position
where
we
have
to
seek
money
if
there
are
strings
at
tached
Simon
Fraser
For
Sale
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
is
up
for
sale
following
declaration
of
bjikruptcy
by
Its
parent
com
company
¬
pany
Elgin
Investments
Ltd
The
hotel
will
continue
to
oper
operate
¬
ate
until
its
sale
probably
to
a
group
of
Prince
George
business
businessmen
¬
men
known
to
bo
negotiating
for
it
A
company
spokebman
said
that
although
Elgin
Is
in
financial
hot
wi
tor
Its
20
subsidiaries
are
still
in
good
shape
Now
director
II
S
Sigurdson
of
James
M
Dunwoody
and
Co
said
Simon
Fraser
money
has
been
used
to
finance
other
Elgin
vontures
It
Is
believed
one
of
the
lirgest
recipients
of
Simon
Fra
sir
money
lias
been
an
Elgin
chain
building
in
the
Bahamas
in
trouble
for
some
tlmo
Mr
Sigurdson
said
now
that
this
practice
has
been
stopped
he
expects
the
hotel
to
mako
suffi
sufficient
¬
cient
cash
to
clear
off
any
debts
Two
Unions
Recommend
Acceptance
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
of
the
three
unions
representing
workers
in
the
British
Columbia
pulp
and
paper
industry
will
recommend
their
members
ac
cept
a
conciliation
officers
con
tract
proposal
Members
of
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Pulp
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
and
the
United
Paper
Makers
and
Paper
Workers
Union
are
ex
pected
to
vote
some
time
this
week
on
the
suggested
agree
ment
Union
Leader
Drowned
SCHEFPERVILLE
Quo
CP
A
Quebec
Provincial
Police
spokesman
said
the
body
of
Ca
mtlllen
Gagnon
president
of
the
striking
Scheffejvllle
local
of
the
United
Steelwoikers
of
America
CLC
was
found
today
in
Lake
Tyke
20
miles
noith
east
of
here
Mr
Gagnon
was
one
of
four
membots
of
an
USWA
negotiat
negotiating
¬
ing
committee
who
had
been
re
ported
oveiilue
on
a
weekend
fishing
trip
e
e
itlzen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRIllSH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
JULY
12
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jrt
The
war
is
on
Truck
burn
and
the
smoke
and
dust
of
battle
float
over
usually
quiet
plain
in
airview
of
what
appears
to
have
been
a
heavy
airstrike
jrA-
But
it
was
a
fraud
A
Japanese
film
crew
was
at
work
behind
the
scenes
after
arranging
trucks
and
settling
small
explosive
charges
to
give
the
realistic
effect
Scene
was
filmed
in
the
heart
of
Tokyo
and
represents
the
result
of
a
Japanese
air
attack
on
a
US
Pacific
Island
in
the
last
world
war
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
A
liiend
ol
the
north
Mi
Justice
John
H
Sissons
letires
rnge
15
Deferred
election
gives
PEI
its
first
Liberal
government
in
seven
year
under
33-year-old
Alex
Campbell
Page
20
Russia
faces
possiblo
ban
horn
1908
Olympics
alter
with
drawing
liom
scheduled
truck
meet
with
the
US
Vhrv
11
Observers
See
MRs
use
supply
bill
as
basis
for
debating
governments
posi
position
¬
tion
on
Viet
Nam
Page
20
Influence
of
non
aligned
nations
in
International
affairs
faces
test
as
Indian
Prime
Minister
Ghandi
visits
Moscow
Page
6
Ti
Unites
pour
in
following
the
death
of
Canadas
famed
soldier
Gen
A
O
L
McNuughton
Page
4
Four
Escapees
VANCOUVER
CP
Police
In
the
Lower
Mainland
area
were
searching
today
for
four
escapees
James
Lawrence
Cummings
18
escaped
from
Oakalla
prison
farm
Monday
night
during
a
ball
game
He
was
serving
two
years
for
theft
Three
Inmates
of
the
Gold
Creek
prison
camp
of
Haney
Correctional
Institute
escaped
overnight
Monday
Phone
564
2441
Second
Referendum
Within
a
Year
SCHOOLS
ASKING
TAXPAYERS
FOR
ANOTHER
S51
2
MILLION
By
MARIAN
BRUCE
School
ditnct
taxpayers
will
be
asked
this
summer
to
shell
out
another
5
4
million
lor
new
property
School
hoard
gave
tentative
approval
Monday
night
to
terms
of
a
multi
million
dollar
referendum
the
second
in
less
than
a
year
If
passed
it
will
bring
to
over
12
million
amounts
asked
for
by
the
boaid
In
a
nine
month
period
Last
November
taxpayers
passed
a
similar
referendum
for
0783000
Referendum
14
wlllaskownor
oluctois
for
permission
to
borrow
5588
COO
for
acquiring
school
sites
and
buildings
The
sum
Includes
305000
for
sites
on
the
Hatt
Highway
Van
derhoof
Highway
Pinevlew
and
West
Prince
George
areas
as
well
as
land
In
pi
oposod
subdivi
subdivisions
¬
sions
such
as
College
Ilelghtsand
Western
Acies
NEEDS
APPROVAL
Buildings
will
account
for
4
478500
and
equipment
252000
with
supervision
and
contingen
contingencies
¬
cies
requiring
close
to
500000
The
school
board
had
hoped
to
hold
the
leferendum
Aug
4
same
day
as
a
city
hospital
ref
j
otenuum
But
first
it
must
receive
an
approving
nod
from
the
provin
provincial
¬
cial
cabinet
District
Superintendent
Dave
Todd
just
icturned
from
meet
meeting
¬
ing
with
government
officials
in
Victoria
said
ho
had
been
told
government
approval
would
not
bo
foithcomlng
In
tlmo
for
an
Aug
4
vote
BUILDING
BACKLOG
He
said
amounts
of
money
asked
for
in
the
referendum
were
genoially
approved
by
Vic
toria
Delay
was
mainly
caused
by
a
backlog
of
building
progiams
fiom
other
BC
communities
waiting
to
be
piocessed
by
the
government
Ti
ustees
hope
the
government
can
be
prodded
into
considering
Prince
Georges
leferendum
at
an
early
date
I
put
it
to
them
in
desperate
terms
Mr
Todd
said
I
told
them
if
any
town
in
BC
was
in
an
emeigency
situation
we
were
Meanwhile
the
city
might
be
persuaded
to
delay
Its
referen
referendum
¬
dum
a
couple
of
weeks
board
secietary
Robeit
Gracey
sug
suggested
¬
gested
SPECIFICATIONS
Should
the
government
request
changes
In
terms
of
the
school
referendum
school
boaid
mav
call
an
emergency
meeting
to
approve
an
amended
resolution
flio
boaid
a
so
decided
Mon
day
night
to
ask
the
government
to
specily
tint
d
strict
ellelblo
for
grants
for
school
services
at
the
new
Mackenzlo
townsite
Total
amount
leauired
for
a
new
school
at
Mackenzie
is
esti
estimated
¬
mated
at
704200
of
which
508000
will
bo
used
In
the
building
BENNETT
REFUSES
AID
Queen
Honors
Gurka
LONDON
AP
-
The
Queen
today
pinned
the
Victoria
Cross
Britains
highest
award
for
gallantry
on
the
chest
of
L
Cpl
Rambahadur
Llmbu
a
Gurka
soldier
Looking
on
was
the
corporals
five
year
old
son
Bhakta
flown
from
Nepal
to
London
to
see
his
father
receive
the
honor
Llmbu
is
only
the
third
man
to
receive
the
Victoria
Cross
from
the
Queen
in
the
last
20
years
Ills
act
of
heroism
took
place
last
November
in
Sarawak
fighting
Indonesian
infiltrators
After
ho
left
the
palace
with
his
smiling
son
Llmbu
said
This
has
been
a
great
day
and
one
Ill
remember
forever
I
hope
that
one
day
after
ho
finishes
his
education
my
son
will
Join
the
regiment
The
corporals
wife
died
ear
Her
this
year
The
citation
read
In
the
grand
ballroom
of
Buckingham
Palace
by
the
Lord
Chamber
lain
Lord
Cobbold
said
the
corporal
rescued
two
of
his
comrades
while
under
heavy
fire
It
said
ho
displayed
hero
ism
self
sacrifice
and
a
devo
tlon
to
duty
and
to
his
men
of
the
very
highest
order
Election
Result
Shows
Trend
OTTAWA
CP
Spokesmen
for
both
the
Liberal
and
Con
servativo
parties
agreed
today
that
the
defeat
of
the
Princo
Edward
Island
Con
servativo
government
points
up
an
antl
government
trend
across
tho
country
Liberals
were
elated
at
tho
victory
of
provincial
Liberals
in
Mondays
deferred
vote
and
predicted
that
their
party
will
score
gains
In
the
next
Nova
Scotia
election
expected
next
year
Spokesmen
for
both
parties
said
this
is
a
bad
year
for
gov
ernments
seeking
reelection
as
indicated
earlier
by
the
defeat
of
tho
Lesage
Liberal
govern
ment
in
Quebec
and
tho
re
election
of
the
Roblin
Conserv
ative
government
In
Manitoba
with
a
reduced
majority
Conservatives
felt
the
trend
was
largely
directed
at
tho
Pearson
federal
government
Liberals
spoke
only
of
provin
cial
trends
HOME
OF
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BENNETT
NO
JET
FOR
BENNETT
THANKS
VICTORIA
CP
-
Tho
provincial
governments
000000
Lear
jot
isagreat
airplane
Premier
Bennett
sold
Monday
But
when
I
fly
I
fly
commercial
I
have
nevor
flown
In
a
government
aircraft
not
ovan
a
BC
Government
air
aircraft
¬
craft
and
I
dont
expect
to
start
now-
he
said
in
an
interview
When
asked
about
the
sug
suggestion
¬
gestion
the
Jot
could
bo
used
to
whisk
cabinet
ministers
to
a
secret
retreat
in
case
of
war
the
premier
replied
Tho
premier
of
British
Columbia
is
not
about
to
be
whisked
off
anywhere
Cer
Certainly
¬
tainly
not
to
a
bomb
shel
shelter
¬
ter
Mr
Bennett
explained
the
Jot
would
settle
gently
as
a
feather
on
any
landing
strip
in
the
province
but
he
would
not
bo
occupying
any
of
the
six
passenger
seats
in
the
sleek
passenger
aircraft
He
also
indicated
the
prov
province
¬
ince
would
continue
to
pay
the
0000
a
month
rental
on
the
aircraft
rather
than
ex
exercise
¬
ercise
its
option
topurchase
it
Dont
these
things
be
become
¬
come
obsolete
about
every
six
months
Do
you
think
we
would
buy
the
thing
while
this
possibility
exists
Helicopter
Charter
Granted
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
Air
Transport
Board
has
approved
an
application
by
Northern
Mountain
Airlines
Ltd
to
oper
ate
a
commercial
helicopter
charter
service
at
Fort
St
James
BC
serving
the
min
ing
and
pulp
developments
of
the
mountainous
area
The
board
said
that
while
Okanagan
Helicopters
Ltd
and
Northern
Helicopters
Ltd
op
opposed
¬
posed
the
application
on
grounds
they
were
adequately
serving
the
area
establishment
of
a
base
at
Fort
St
James
was
in
tho
public
Interest
In
lowering
charges
for
customers
in
the
community
Long
Fight
Ahead
PEACE
NEVER
FURTHER
AWAY
WASHINGTON
CP
-Peace
probably
never
has
been
further
away
in
Viet
Nam
than
right
now
This
is
the
view
of
some
qualified
non
American
ob
observers
¬
servers
as
the
United
States
pushes
President
Johnsons
official
line
that
the
military
tide
has
tinned
andtheNorth
Vietnamese
aie
beginning
to
hint
and
lose
hope
The
piesldent
George
Ball
undersecretaiyof
state
Defence
Secretary
Robeit
MiNamara
and
otheis
have
taken
turns
In
what
has
been
called
a
sustained
celebia
tlon
of
progress
Yet
no
one
here
has
seen
anything
to
indicate
that
Noith
Viet
Nams
19000
000
lesldents
are
anywhere
close
to
laying
down
their
aims
halting
aid
to
the
southern
insurgents
Bernaid
B
Fall
the
noted
French
authoilty
on
Viet
Nam
who
teaches
here
and
who
visited
the
North
last
year
looks
at
the
Impact
of
the
increased
American
bombing
of
the
North
He
writes
in
the
New
York
Times
It
will
take
a
great
deal
more
and
no
doubt
something
other
than
bomb
bombing
¬
ing
to
convince
such
men
that-
their
tactics
may
be
wrong
that
the
war
they
ate
engaged
in
has
become
hope
hopeless
¬
less
Roving
Ambassador
Averell
Harrlman
said
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
that
increased
Ameri
American
¬
can
bombing
does
not
appear
to
have
changed
Communist
Intransigence
and
that
this
was
not
the
aim
of
the
new
attacks
The
latest
public
opinion
poll
by
Louis
Harris
also
shows
that
President
John
Johnsons
¬
sons
popularity
latlng
has
shot
up
In
tho
wake
of
the
escalation
Fifty
four
per
cent
of
tho
public
now
ap
paiently
suppoits
his
hand
handling
¬
ling
of
thewarlnantlclpatlon
of
a
shoiter
one
In
any
event
thero
is
no
conviction
of
any
depth
here
that
assoited
diplomatic
flurries
are
going
to
lead
to
meaningful
new
peaco
moves
or
that
these
are
be
being
¬
ing
conducted
with
any
such
hope
Prime
Minister
Wilson
of
Britain
Is
deemed
to
be
go
going
¬
ing
to
Moscow
before
coming
hero
July
28
as
a
sop
to
his
restive
anti
war
left
wing
There
also
aie
pressures
of
Prime
Ministpr
Indira
Gandhi
who
has
talked
about
Viet
Nam
with
President
Nasser
of
the
United
Arab
Republic
and
President
Tito
of
Yugoslavia
and
who
also
is
going
on
to
Moscow
But
External
Affairs
Min
Minister
¬
ister
Paul
Mai
tins
candid
statement
to
the
Commons
last
Satuiday
discouraged
Indias
call
for
a
lenowed
Geneva
peace
conference
indicates
tho
lack
of
pios
pects
for
any
negotiation
Both
sides
appear
to
have
haidened
President
Johnson
paitly
for
domestic
leasons
and
partly
to
counter
any
doubts
In
Hanoi
about
American
staying
power
stepped
uptho
bombing
June
29
and
lashed
out
anew
at
war
critics
Tho
war
has
become
fully
entangled
now
in
tho
Ameri
American
¬
can
political
scene
with
all
the
ramifications
that
means
at
least
until
the
congies
slonal
elections
In
Novem
November
¬
ber
At
tho
same
time
says
the
Washington
Post
Noith
Viet
Nam
has
taken
comfoit
from
wldespiead
criticism
of
tho
expanded
American
bombing
It
has
stiffened
Its
leslstauce
to
negotia
negotiations
¬
tions
and
Is
now
stiessing
a
theme
that
woild
opinion
will
seriously
Isolate
the
US
Prof
Fall
In
his
latest
at
tide
says
the
Noith
Is
glued
together
by
the
peoples
anny
a
lou
o
of
moie
than
000000
flist
llne
1
1
oops
and
1000000
leseives
which
Is
piob
ably
man
for
man
one
of
tho
finest
infantry
foicos
in
the
woild
today
Compaiatlvely
few
have
been
committed
yet
in
tho
South
Their
leaders
liavo
been
at
war
steadily
since
1944
he
notes
and
their
record
speaks
for
itself
Ho
says
that
on
that
basis
It
seems
obvious
that
the
anther
escalation
of
the
bombing
of
Noith
Viet
Nam
has
made
it
almost
impos
impossible
¬
sible
for
the
Hanoi
leglme
to
abandon
tho
South
Viet
Vietnamese
¬
namese
llbeiatlonguori
lllas
In
1948
49
The
Viet
Vietnamese
¬
namese
war
now
lias
giadu
ated
Into
a
sacred
cause
The
Inei
eased
bombing
by
the
US
may
byaniuci
ed
edible
¬
ible
iiony
says
Fall
have
fui
the
r
uuilied
the
Commu
Communist
¬
nist
war
effoit
ami
increased
Hanois
commitment
to
what
it
ugaids
as
a
just
settle
settlement
¬
ment
noi
Hi
mut
south