2
THE
CITIZEN
Thurvlay
July
13
1972
Convict
boasted
to
guard
Tm
going
on
holidays
KINGSTON
Ont
CP
One
of
14
convicts
involved
in
the
largest
break
breakout
¬
out
in
Canadian
penal
history
told
an
instructor
days
before
Mondays
escape
that
he
was
going
on
holidays
Charles
Boomer
33
of
Edmonton
serving
37
years
for
armed
robbery
told
one
of
his
penitentiary
Instructors
on
more
than
one
occasion
on
days
preceding
the
escape
Im
going
on
my
holidays
July
15
Boomer
was
one
of
nine
escapers
still
at
large
today
Five
of
the
convicts
who
cut
their
way
to
freedom
through
two
12-foot-hlgh
chain
link
fences
at
Millhaven
penitentiary
were
recap
recaptured
¬
tured
Tuesday
A
penitentiary
source
said
the
instructor
thought
Boomer
was
kidd
kidding
¬
ing
Postal
search
underway
OTTAWA
CP
The
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
Union
of
Postal
Workers
is
investigating
legal
proce
procedures
¬
dures
they
hope
will
force
the
post
office
to
negotiate
crea
creation
¬
tion
of
a
new
class
of
employees
to
operate
new
mail
sorting
machines
While
the
new
classifica
classification
¬
tion
has
not
been
included
in
bargaining
for
a
new
contract
the
old
one
expired
in
March
the
issue
is
hanging
over
talks
between
postal
unions
and
the
federal
gov
government
¬
ernment
The
government
plans
to
install
mail
sorting
machines
in
15
major
centres
and
wants
to
pay
operators
less
than
manual
mail
sorters
now
receive
The
operators
would
earn
2
94
an
hour
while
manual
mail
sorters
earn
more
than
3
60
an
hour
Although
the
government
has
promised
that
no
employees
would
lose
jobs
union
leaders
see
the
new
class
of
employees
as
perhaps
a
first
step
in
a
series
of
mechanization
moves
that
could
lower
the
basic
wages
of
postal
employees
The
unions
want
to
negotiate
creation
of
the
jobs
but
government
officials
reject
the
idea
The
new
classification
is
a
matter
for
consultation
only
a
government
official
said
To
the
unions
consultation
means
being
presented
with
a
take-itor-leave-it
situation
James
McCall
president
of
the
Canadian
Union
of
Postal
Workers
said
Wednesday
that
the
union
was
investigat
investigating
¬
ing
legal
means
of
getting
the
government
to
discuss
the
classification
He
would
not
elaborate
While
bargaining
on
the
nonmonetary
terms
of
a
new
contract
is
progressing
he
said
the
big
issue
introduc
introduction
¬
tion
of
the
machines
and
the
new
class
of
employees
was
being
left
out
War
end
subject
of
talks
PA
RIS
Rents
zZte
VcsS
nam
peace
talij
jeaxrcvd
today
after
2
t
OMuata
break
with
bath
adm
expressing
readicew
to
du
cuss
proposals
for
a
yJiiiitil
solution
to
the
var
Chief
US
negotiator
Wil
William
¬
liam
Porter
said
before
going
into
the
conference
room
e
are
entirely
flexible
about
the
possibility
of
discussing
our
proposals
or
theirs
Viet
Cong
delegation
leader
Mrs
Nguyen
Thi
Binh
said
the
Communist
side
was
ready
to
discuss
all
new
proposals
put
forward
by
the
Americans
in
the
search
for
a
correct
political
solution
acceptable
to
all
parties
Hanois
chief
negotiator
Xuan
Thuy
said
his
delega
delegation
¬
tion
was
returning
to
the
con
conference
¬
ference
with
the
desire
to
continue
discussions
with
the
American
side
with
a
view
to
reading
a
correct
settlement
of
the
Vietnam
problem
He
left
five
days
early
the
source
said
ruefully
About
200
OPP
officers
and
prison
guards
spent
a
fruitless
day
in
swelter
sweltering
¬
ing
heat
in
the
penitentiary
area
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
checking
hundreds
of
cars
and
dozens
of
leads
And
Boomers
comment
along
with
other
evidence
has
led
some
of
the
penitentiary
officials
here
to
believe
that
the
escape
plan
was
conceived
well
in
advance
of
the
breakout
by
only
a
few
of
the
14
men
who
disappeared
into
the
bush
after
a
softball
game
Monday
evening
They
speculate
that
most
of
those
who
escaped
were
invited
along
at
the
last
minute
by
the
ringleaders
in
the
hope
that
the
mass
breakout
would
complicate
the
search
Staff
Sgt
W
J
Farrell
head
of
the
BLfiv
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BORIS
SPASSKY
shakes
hands
with
Bobby
Fischer
after
Spassky
defeated
Fischer
in
the
first
game
of
Police
support
death
penalty
ST
JOHNS
Nfld
CP
The
Canadian
Police
Association
unanimously
passed
a
resolution
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
calling
for
capital
pun
punishment
¬
ishment
to
be
extended
to
include
all
crimes
in
which
acts
of
violence
result
in
the
death
of
any
person
The
association
in
annual
session
in
St
Johns
Nfld
represents
30000
municipal
and
provincial
police
officers
throughout
Canada
In
its
resolution
the
organi
organization
¬
zation
said
persons
who
take
the
life
of
another
while
committing
such
crimes
as
child
molestation
rape
air
piracy
political
assassina
assassination
¬
tion
treason
and
robbery
must
be
charged
with
capital
murder
and
should
face
the
death
penalty
The
police
organization
says
that
in
cases
where
per
persons
¬
sons
are
fpund
guilty
of
capi
capital
¬
tal
murder
and
all
levels
of
judicial
appeal
have
been
exhausted
and
no
recommen
recommendation
¬
dation
for
mercy
is
forthcom
forthcoming
¬
ing
fromhe
judicial
process
the
fqtlera
cabinet
shall
be
prohibited
from
interfering
with
trfdt
sentence
and
sub
subsequent
¬
sequent
punishment
OPP
detachment
in
nearby
Napanee
said
it
is
possible
It
could
be
theres
been
a
lot
of
speculation
about
that
They
the
captured
convicts
are
not
the
most
co
operative
people
In
the
world
Well
probably
never
know
Many
of
the
prison
officials
disagree
with
penitentiary
psychiatrist
George
Scott
who
said
he
believed
the
break
was
probably
unpremeditated
Warden
Donald
Clark
said
the
escape
was
well
planned
and
executed
The
convicts
made
their
move
before
the
compound
was
closed
and
dog
patrols
began
He
indicated
that
inadequate
light
lighting
¬
ing
in
the
area
where
the
breakout
occurred
was
a
factor
They
picked
the
most
vulnerable
spot
in
the
fence
he
said
24
game
series
is
being
played
Fischer
lost
the
opening
game
of
the
match
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
night
after
walking
out
for
30
minutes
in
protest
against
what
he
considered
to
be
the
distracting
presence
of
television
cameras
set
up
at
THE
SPLINTERED
REMAINS
of
an
alpine
cable
car
lie
at
the
ground
station
at
Betten
Switzerland
Thursday
after
smashing
into
the
concrete
walls
when
the
pulling
cable
snapped
on
the
way
up
to
the
peak
of
the
Bettmeralp
a
favorite
sightseeing
point
in
the
Valais
Alps
Thirteen
persons
were
killed
AP
Wirephoto
Cable
car
crash
kills
13
persons
BRIG
Switzerland
Reuter
Thirteen
persons
died
Wednesday
night
when
a
runaway
cable
car
hurtled
more
than
2000
feet
down
a
mountainside
and
smashed
to
pieces
against
its
own
base
station
Two
persons
survived
the
crash
the
worst
in
liv
living
¬
ing
memory
in
the
Swiss
Alps
Officials
said
the
trac
traction
¬
tion
cable
hauling
the
cabin
up
to
the
village
of
Betten
had
snapped
at
the
point
where
it
joins
the
control
cabin
In
addition
the
brakes
failed
The
eight-year-old
car
cap
capable
¬
able
of
carrying
50
people
fell
to
its
doom
as
a
result
of
the
multiple
failures
A
worker
at
the
base
sta
station
¬
tion
near
the
village
of
Moerel
said
he
thought
the
cars
traction
cable
had
snapped
when
it
was
about
three
quarters
of
the
way
up
to
the
intermediary
sta
station
¬
tion
at
Betten
The
eight-year-old
car
capable
of
carrying
50
people
sud
suddenly
¬
denly
broke
loose
to
its
doom
careening
over
the
River
Rhone
and
a
main
road
on
the
way
To
serve
YOU
our
customer
better
Hub
City
Motors
has
moved
from
our
downtown
location
to
our
main
premises
on
Central
St
We
wish
to
thank
all
our
downtown
customers
and
extend
a
hearty
welcome
for
you
to
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us
soon
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Brian
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HUB
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The
manhunt
one
of
the
largest
in
Canadian
history
is
concentrated
in
an
area
of
about
15
square
miles
around
the
maximum
security
prison
Chief
Inspector
John
Hillmer
of
the
OPP
said
there
were
no
plans
to
expand
the
search
until
we
get
some
indication
these
guys
are
outside
the
area
He
said
he
will
wait
until
somebody
sees
one
of
them
outside
the
area
and
it
is
legitimate
A
local
detective
said
police
think
that
the
convicts
are
still
in
the
area
because
no
cars
have
been
stolen
and
there
have
been
no
recorded
break
ins
with
loss
of
civilian
clothing
Prison
dogs
specially
trained
Ger
German
¬
man
shepherds
have
been
active
in
the
search
and
one
played
a
key
part
a
24
game
world
championship
chess
match
in
Reyk
Reykjavik
javik
Iceland
Wednesday
CP
Wirephoto
Fischer
makes
further
demand
REYKJAVIK
Iceland
Reuter
Bobby
Fischer
American
challenger
for
the
world
chess
title
is
demand
demanding
¬
ing
the
removal
of
all
televi
television
¬
sion
cameras
from
the
play
playing
¬
ing
hall
before
continuing
the
championship
series
against
Russias
Boris
Spassky
in
the
Blacks
caught
with
guns
MIAMI
BEACH
AP
Two
black
members
of
the
separatist
Republic
of
New
Africa
organization
were
held
in
lieu
of
100000
bond
today
charged
with
posses
possession
¬
sion
of
concealed
weapons
at
Senator
George
McGoverns
hotel
headquarters
An
RNA
official
in
Jackson
Miss
hometown
of
the
two
men
said
they
were
only
dis
distributing
¬
tributing
the
groups
litera
literature
¬
ture
and
the
arrests
were
designed
to
frame
the
Republic
Secret
Service
agent
Wil
William
¬
liam
Hawthorne
identified
the
two
as
Wayne
Harris
Fos
Foster
¬
ter
32
and
Jessie
Dixon
33
Two
loaded
guns
a
38
calibre
revolver
and
a
nine
ciillimetre
automatic
were
found
under
the
front
seat
of
i
sports
car
in
which
one
of
the
men
had
been
sitting
authorities
reported
Attendants
said
the
car
had
been
parked
on
the
Doral
Hotels
entrance
ramp
for
20
to
30
minutes
The
second
man
was
stopped
minutes
after
he
entered
the
hotel
lobby
Authorities
said
the
FBI
had
been
following
the
car
prior
to
their
arrival
at
the
hotel
It
was
reported
that
authorities
in
Mississippi
had
placed
the
FBI
in
Miami
on
the
alert
earlier
this
week
that
two
men
had
purchased
guns
in
Jackson
and
indicated
they
were
heading
for
Miami
Beach
RNA
was
founded
in
Det
Detroit
¬
roit
Mich
in
1968
with
the
goal
of
establishing
a
separat
separatist
¬
ist
black
nation
in
five
South
Southern
¬
ern
states
It
now
is
based
in
Jackson
second
game
today
World
Chess
Federation
sources
said
this
latest
demand
from
the
29-year-old
Fischer
represented
a
clear
threat
to
the
continuation
of
the
match
as
it
directly
con
contravened
¬
travened
the
Amsterdam
agreement
under
which
the
the
back
of
the
stage
to
cover
the
event
The
cameras
were
with
withdrawn
¬
drawn
But
the
Amsterdam
agreement
provides
for
the
presence
of
the
cameras
and
Fischer
now
is
taking
the
line
that
he
has
not
signed
the
agreement
Hospital
seeks
injunction
TORONTO
CP
Toronto
Western
Hospital
will
apply
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario
today
for
an
injunc
injunction
¬
tion
to
halt
the
strike
by
non
nonmedical
¬
medical
personnel
Boyd
McAulay
the
hospitals
executive
director
said
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
night
Summonses
were
served
Wednesday
on
Patrick
Murphy
president
of
the
Canadian
Union
of
General
Employees
which
represents
the
650
kitchen
staff
cleaners
nursing
assistants
and
male
orderlies
at
the
hos
hospital
¬
pital
and
on
other
members
of
the
union
negotiating
team
Provincial
legislation
for
forbids
¬
bids
strikes
by
hospital
employees
under
penalty
of
l000-a-day
fines
for
individuals
and
10000
a
day
for
unions
However
Mr
Murphy
said
Wednesday
he
will
advise
the
workers
who
set
up
picket
lines
outside
the
hospital
early
Wednesday
morning
to
ignore
any
injunction
order
ordering
¬
ing
them
back
to
work
Mr
Murphy
added
he
may
even
call
out
workers
in
six
other
Toronto
hospitals
where
the
union
represents
non
medical
personnel
Mr
McAulay
said
75
CUGE
members
crossed
the
picket
lines
to
work
Wednesday
He
said
medical
and
nurs
nursing
¬
ing
care
of
patients
will
not
be
interrupted
though
their
rooms
will
be
cleaned
less
often
and
the
selection
of
food
available
will
be
smaller
There
were
about
700
patients
at
Toronto
Western
Wednesday
in
one
of
Tuesdpys
five
captures
The
unidentified
convict
was
hidden
in
the
brush
when
the
dogs
handler
turned
his
charge
loose
and
shortly
afterward
heard
snarling
from
the
underbrush
Does
that
dog
bite
a
querulous
voice
asked
Not
if
you
stand
still
the
handler
replied
The
convict
was
standing
like
a
statue
when
the
searchers
got
to
him
Another
of
the
trackingdogs
was
less
fortunate
Tuesday
when
he
lost
a
bat
battle
¬
tle
with
a
skunk
However
he
returned
to
action
after
a
quick
bath
Meanwhile
police
and
prison
guards
set
up
roadblocks
Wednesday
on
every
main
highway
in
the
Kingston
area
including
Highways
33
and
401
They
stopped
and
searched
every
car
Eight
killed
Aleina
returns
ATHENS
AReuter
Sobbing
and
supported
by
relatives
self
exiled
actress
Melina
Mercouri
attended
the
funeral
of
her
mother
here
Wednesday
night
the
first
time
she
has
been
to
Greece
since
the
military
coup
in
April
1967
She
attended
a
service
at
the
chapel
of
Athens
central
cemetery
and
then
walked
to
the
grave
where
her
mother
who
died
Monday
was
buried
The
47-year-old
actress
an
arch
foe
of
the
army
backed
regime
arrived
from
Paris
Wednesday
after
Greek
authorities
promised
her
safe
conduct
for
12
hours
to
attend
the
funeral
NOTICE
TO
TAXPAYERS
Nechako
Improvement
District
All
tax
notices
have
been
mailed
and
taxpayers
are
reminded
that
the
taxes
are
payable
on
JULY
31st
1972
Thereafter
a
10
penalty
is
added
If
you
did
not
receive
your
tax
notice
kindly
contact
the
office
by
telephoning
962
9221
R
Gracey
Collector
Nechako
Improvement
District
Dnznns
of
tins
from
iltteiv
citizens
led
them
into
empty
barns
dense
underbrush
culverts
and
lallway
tres
trestles
¬
tles
Besides
Boomer
other
escapers
were
Donald
Oag
25
London
Ont
convicted
of
manslaughter
Sreto
Dzambas
25
Toronto
serving
life
for
noncapital
murder
Thomas
McCauley
35
Edmonton
Gerald
LaRocque
32
William
Yardley
24
and
Ronald
Fillon
25
all
of
Toronto
Rudolph
Nuss
25
St
Catharines
Ont
Thomas
Smith
34
London
Ont
Edward
Woods
26
Burlington
Ont
Gaston
Lambert
22
Ottawa
John
Taylor
31
Hamilton
Hobert
Clark
38
Tillsonburg
Ont
and
Richard
Smith
32
Petrolia
Ont
Woods
Clark
Fillon
Lambert
and
Taylor
were
recaptured
Tuesday
Glorious
Twelfth
took
heaviest
toll
BELFAST
AP
Security
Forces
counted
today
the
cost
of
the
Glorious
Twelfth
and
found
Northern
Ireland
had
suffered
one
of
its
bloodiest
chapters
of
gunfighting
in
three
years
of
strife
Eight
persons
including
two
British
soldiers
and
a
15-year-old
mentally
handicapped
boy
were
shot
dead
before
during
and
after
Wednesdays
parades
throughout
the
province
by
tens
of
thousands
of
Protes
Protestants
¬
tants
including
some
Orange
Orangemen
¬
men
from
Toronto
The
loyalist
celebrations
of
a
282-year-old
Protes
Protestant
¬
tant
victory
over
Roman
Catholic
armies
in
the
Battle
of
the
Boyne
themselves
passed
off
peacefully
with
32000
troops
militia
and
police
sandwiched
between
the
communities
to
forestall
violence
But
in
advance
of
the
marching
on
its
periphery
and
in
its
wake
guerrilla
assassins
and
bombers
worked
furiously
The
army
suffered
two
killed
and
11
wounded
in
bat
battles
¬
tles
with
offensive
units
of
the
Irish
Republican
Army
The
troops
whose
death
list
since
1969
rose
to
91
said
they
wounded
or
killed
at
least
five
of
their
shadowy
assail
assailants
¬
ants
The
other
casualties
came
from
skirmishes
involving
operatives
from
both
Catholic
and
Protestant
private
armies
and
Ulsters
over
all
fatality
toll
rose
to
at
least
425
Twenty
one
persons
have
died
since
the
Catholic
base
IRA
renounced
its
ceasefire
and
resumed
its
offensive
Sunday
night
There
was
one
slight
glimmer
of
hope
amid
the
debris
and
gore
of
the
day
however
Seamus
Twomey
chief
of
the
IRAs
Provisional
wing
in
Belfast
summoned
reporters
to
his
home
in
the
Catholic
enclave
of
Andersonstown
and
told
them
his
forces
might
consider
renewing
their
ceasefire
The
Citizen
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Three
Japanese
women
missing
on
mountain
ANCHORAGE
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AP
Three
Japanese
women
clim
climbers
¬
bers
were
reported
missing
on
Mt
McKinley
Wednesday
as
a
fourth
member
of
the
team
was
airlifted
to
an
Anchorage
hospital
with
an
internal
disorder
Reported
in
serious
condi
condition
¬
tion
at
Providence
Hospital
was
Matsuko
Inoue
23
of
Tokyo
Hospital
officials
said
she
had
suffered
from
inter
Afoese
nal
bleeding
for
some
two
weeks
due
to
hemorrhaging
of
an
internal
tract
Miss
Onoue
was
flown
to
Anchorage
in
an
Army
helicopter
along
with
the
leader
of
the
five-member-all-woman
expedition
after
Talkeetna
bush
pilot
Don
Sheldon
spotted
the
word
sick
stamped
out
on
snow
at
the
mountains
9500foot
level
earlier
Wednesday
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