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Gordon
Wanamaker
of
Prince
George
was
the
pilot
of
this
Cessna
172
which
crashed
in
a
grove
of
birch
trees
about
one
quarter-mile
west
of
the
Quesnel
airport
Thursday
afternoon
Wana
Wanamaker
¬
maker
father
of
five
was
killed
instantly
and
his
passenger
Ger-
Old
Socialist
Gadfly
Dies
Crippled
Deaf
HUNTINGTON
NV
AP
Norman
Thomas
84
the
old
So
i
clalist
who
forged
a
notable
ca
1
reer
In
the
rough-and-tumble
I
arena
of
United
States
political
dissent
died
Thursday
A
oncevibrant
gadfly
to
American
capitalism
at
the
end
he
was
crippled
nearly
deaf
al
but
blind
bedridden
by
a
vari
i
ety
of
ailments
with
little
left
but
spirit
Thomas
ran
six
times
as
So
Socialist
¬
cialist
party
candidate
for
presi
dent
between
1928
and
1948
He
also
was
twice
a
candidate
for
mayor
of
New
York
and
twice
tried
for
the
New
York
state
governorship
He
never
won
an
election
and
Ontario
Holds
Probe
Into
Vancouver
Firm
TORONTO
CP
An
On
tano
Securities
Commission
hearing
into
share
trading
ia
Charter
Oil
Co
Ltd
ofVancou
ver
resumed
today
The
hearing
is
being
held
to
decide
whether
an
OSC
ban
on
trading
In
company
shares
by
its
president
Hans
Willi
and
Kurt
Gratwohl
of
Zurich
Switz
Switzerland
¬
erland
should
be
continued
The
two
men
control
the
com
pany
through
Canadawide
In
vestments
Ltd
They
were
at
tending
Charters
annual
meet-
ing
in
Vancouver
Thursday
and
the
OSC
hearing
was
adjourned
until
Mr
Willi
could
be
present
Mr
Willi
told
Charters
an
nual
meeting
he
was
confident
problems
surrounding
trading
in
its
shares
will
be
solved
Char
ter
is
traded
on
the
Toronto
Stock
Exchange
but
has
been
suspended
from
trading
on
the
American
Stock
Exchange
in
New
York
Charter
had
a
net
loss
of
375000
for
the
year
ended
July
31
19G8
j
vais
Clarke
of
Kamloops
was
also
killed
The
motor
was
thrown
30
feet
and
Wanamaker
was
ejected
from
the
plane
a
plane
he
had
just
purchased
-Terry
Steinke
Photo
never
really
expected
to
Thomas
lived
to
see
a
nation
wherein
his
once
radical
ideas
came
in
part
to
be
accepted
But
still
he
looked
ahead
to
ward
new
goals
especially
that
of
universal
peace
among
man
kind
He
was
a
pacifist
most
of
his
life
In
the
final
years
of
his
life
he
gave
up
world
travel
because
its
too
much
embarrassment
to
drop
dead
abroad
To
all
our
friends
and
Customers
5anta
is
busy
spreading
Christmas
cheer
and
once
again
its
our
time
to
thank
friends
and
customers
for
their
lojal
patronage
PHANTOM
JAILED
FOR
15
YEARS
HAMBURG
Reuters
-
West
Germanys
phantom
railway
bomber
who
terrorized
commu
commuters
¬
ters
in
the
Hamburg
and
Bremen
areas
for
a
year
was
sentenced
to
15
years
imprisonment
Alexander
Hembluck
41
was
convicted
on
charges
of
attempted
murder
in
three
cases
black
blackmail
¬
mail
and
dangerous
attacks
on
the
railway
system
Hembluck
terrorized
travellers
with
threats
to
blow
up
stations
and
derail
trains
until
he
was
caught
in
October
Hembluck
held
responsible
for
six
explosions
on
railway
property
regularly
threatened
new
at
attacks
¬
tacks
if
the
railways
didnt
pay
him
cash
sums
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CITIZEN
sw
n
Monday
December
23
1968
13
US
Filibuster
Debate
Has
Canadian
Parallel
WASHINGTON
CP
-
The
Ottawa
controversy
over
possi
possible
¬
ble
limits
on
House
of
Commons
debate
comes
Just
as
some
United
States
senators
again
are
rallying
forces
for
their
biennial
assault
on
the
infamous
filibuster
rule
the
Instrument
j
by
which
a
minority
can
talk
i
proposed
legislation
to
death
Except
when
the
filibuster
rears
its
head
however
thero
are
few
instances
in
the
US
Congress
where
the
limiting
of
debate
becomes
a
heated
issue
as
It
has
from
time
to
time
in
Canada
Even
in
Britain
the
mother
of
Parliaments
has
a
system
under
which
time
for
debate
on
any
given
issue
is
usually
worked
out
in
advance
by
agreement
among
the
various
party
lead
leaders
¬
ers
Still
the
governing
party
in
London
has
the
power
to
Impose
closure
If
it
desires
to
do
so
and
the
present
Labor
government
has
done
so
on
a
number
of
oc
occasions
¬
casions
The
system
that
prevails
in
Congress
bears
little
compari
comparison
¬
son
with
Canadas
parliamen
tary
system
For
a
start
any
delaying
tac
tactics
¬
tics
come
when
proposed
legis
legislation
¬
lation
hits
the
House
of
Repre
Representatives
¬
sentatives
rules
committee
which
decides
whether
it
will
even
be
presented
In
the
House
Once
in
the
House
the
Speak
er
and
the
majority
and
minori
minority
¬
ty
party
leaders
agree
in
ad
advance
¬
vance
on
any
limitation
of
de
debate
¬
bate
if
It
appears
likely
debate
may
be
prolonged
Although
they
generally
are
liberal
In
al
allocating
¬
locating
debate
time
no
filibus
filibuster
¬
ter
is
permitted
in
the
House
But
in
the
Senate
It
takes
a
Polish
Shuffle
Foreign
Experts
WARSAW
Reuters
The
Polish
government
decided
today
to
relieve
Adam
Rapacki
of
his
post
as
foreign
minister
and
to
replace
him
with
Stefan
Jedrvchowski
until
now
chief
economic
planner
Rapacki
became
foreign
mln
lster
in
195C
and
achieved
inter
international
¬
national
prominence
a
year
later
when
he
put
forward
what
became
known
as
the
Rapacki
Plan
for
an
atom
free
zone
in
Central
Europe
The
switch
was
part
of
a
gov-
I
ernment
reshuffle
In
which
two
I
Monnfv
nrpmlprs
7pnnn
Nnwnk
and
Franciszek
Wanlolka
were
dropped
from
their
posts
vote
of
two
thirds
of
the
100
Sen
Senators
¬
ators
to
close
debate
It
would
take
the
same
proportion
to
change
the
filibuster
rule
and
so
far
the
anti
filibuster
forces
have
been
unable
to
gain
such
support
The
last
attempt
came
In
Jan
January
¬
uary
19G7
when
03
senators
voted
for
curtailing
debate
and
46
against
13
short
of
the
re
required
¬
quired
margin
In
effect
those
desiring
to
kill
legislation
by
filibuster
simply
hold
the
Senate
floor
indefi
indefinitely
¬
nitely
speaking
In
shifts
and
around
the
clock
if
necessary
At
the
outset
they
usually
direct
their
remarks
to
the
substance
of
the
legislation
under
discus
discussion
¬
sion
but
eventually
they
may
read
from
the
Bible
or
the
dally
newspaper
discuss
a
movie
they
saw
recently
or
any
other
subject
so
long
as
they
keep
talking
reelings
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