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Friday
July
6
1973
k
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discovered
VICTORIA
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An
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EMILY
KIYOSHK
A
60-year-old
Canadian
Indian
out
of
hospital
just
two
days
after
receiving
treatment
for
a
serious
head
injury
and
a
bad
heart
literally
found
herself
on
the
street
Thursday
Hijack
release
expected
HAVANA
Reuter
The
crew
and
passengers
of
the
Argentine
airliner
hijacked
Wednesday
by
left
wing
guer
guerrillas
¬
rillas
while
on
a
domestic
flight
will
probably
be
fallowed
to
leave
this
Cuban
capital
today
but
the
fate
of
ttKe
hijackers
is
not
yet
known
T
The
aircraft
a
Boeing
727
of
Aerolineas
Argentina
-landed
here
early
Thursday
The
18
passengers
and
six
crew
members
boarded
a
bus
for
the
city
centre
to
spend
-the
night
in
hotels
The
six
unidentified
hijackers
were
laken
into
custody
The
short
haul
twin
engine
jet
was
seized
on
a
flight
between
Buenos
Aires
and
Tucuman
The
guerrillas
tried
to
bargain
for
the
release
of
passengers
in
exchange
for
government
grants
to
a
childrens
hospital
-and
blood
disease
research
-When
the
Argentine
gov
government
¬
ernment
refused
to
pay
200000
to
the
guerrillas
chosen
causes
the
hijackers
lowered
their
demand
to
100000
and
then
80000
but
the
government
refused
to
compromise
The
jet
then
flew
across
the
Andes
to
Santiago
the
Chilean
capital
Lima
Peru
jind
Panama
City
releasing
i4
passengers
before
taking
-off
for
Cuba
-
The
hijackers
were
taken
away
in
a
police
van
as
soon
as
the
aircraft
taxied
to
a
Istop
Hijackers
are
normally
put
at
the
disposal
of
the
Cuban
authorities
who
will
Itry
to
establish
whether
they
are
bona
fide
revolutionaries
in
which
case
they
might
be
granted
political
asylum
or
be
allowed
to
leave
the
country
Although
they
recently
resumed
diplomatic
rela
relations
¬
tions
Cuba
and
Argentina
are
not
tied
by
a
hijack
treaty
I
SAIGON
AP
-The
Viet
Cong
announced
today
that
a
search
for
two
Canadian
officers
of
the
Vietnam
truce
commission
missing
for
more
than
a
week
will
begin
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
US
sources
have
said
that
the
two
Canadians
are
being
held
in
a
Viet
Cong
controlled
zone
35
miles
northeast
of
Saigon
and
are
being
well
treated
The
Viet
Cong
delegation
to
the
two
party
Joint
Military
Commission
JMC
in
Saigon
says
it
does
not
know
the
whereabouts
of
the
two
Cana
Canadians
¬
dians
A
statement
issued
by
the
Viet
Cong
delegation
said
that
Maj
Gen
Duncan
McAl-
Mrs
Kyoshk
was
evicted
from
her
room
on
Brock
Ave
in
Toronto
and
her
furniture
was
moved
into
the
street
without
her
knowledge
because
she
owed
the
landlord
12
a
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OVER
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A
60
yearold
woman
spent
Thursday
guarding
her
possessions
in
the
street
after
being
evicted
fnyn
her
room
because
she
owed
the
landlord
12
Emily
Kiyoshk
out
of
hospital
for
two
days
fol
following
¬
lowing
treatment
for
a
head
injury
and
a
bad
heart
walked
around
all
day
Wednesday
looking
for
a
new
place
to
live
after
being
told
she
must
leave
the
room
Monday
Spending
Wednesday
night
with
a
friend
she
returned
to
her
room
to
find
all
her
belongings
on
the
sidewalk
Many
people
passed
by
and
saw
me
sitting
there
but
no
one
offered
me
any
help
said
Mrs
Kiyoshk
an
Indian
Eventually
Mrs
Kiyoshk
who
is
on
welfare
and
unable
to
afford
someone
to
move
her
furniture
talked
to
the
Native
Canadian
Centre
and
arrange
arrangements
¬
ments
were
made
to
store
her
furniture
Mrs
Kiyoshk
spent
the
night
in
hospital
Viet
Cong
releases
search
start
time
area
to
assist
in
finding
information
about
the
two
missing
Canadian
officers
Col
Khiet
approved
the
Canadian
delegations
request
for
assistance
and
accented
the
Republic
of
Malta
leader
sees
path
toward
peace
HELSINKI
CP
Prime
Minister
Dom
Mintoff
of
Malta
warned
the
European
security
conference
today
that
it
must
urgently
tackle
the
problems
of
war
and
peace
in
the
Mediterranean
if
it
wants
to
avoid
4being
nothing
more
than
the
official
multilateral
rubber
stamp
of
the
super
powers
No
security
and
co
cooperation
¬
operation
in
Central
Europe
is
possible
without
some
action
by
the
conference
to
create
an
atmosphere
for
the
preconditions
of
detente
in
the
Mediterranean
said
Mintoff
who
has
been
batt
battling
¬
ling
here
for
the
right
of
Algeria
and
Tunisia
to
address
the
Helsinki
meet
meeting
¬
ing
The
Maltese
bid
has
been
buried
for
days
in
a
subcom
subcommittee
¬
mittee
Mintoff
cited
such
factors
as
Europes
dependence
on
North
African
oil
as
reasons
why
the
conference
should
Vietnams
guarantee
for
WASHINGTON
AP
safety
the
statement
said
Pushed
upward
by
a
record
Col
Khiet
reauested
that
increase
in
the
cost
of
farm
the
ICCS
chairman
Maj
Gen
products
wholesale
prices
Ferenc
Esztergalyos
of
Hun
Hungary
¬
gary
assign
members
of
the
committee
to
accompany
the
Viet
Cong
and
Canadian
teams
the
statement
said
Capts
Ian
Patten
of
Toronto
and
Fletcher
Thom
Thomson
¬
son
of
Ottawa
have
been
mis
missing
¬
sing
since
June
28
from
their
team
site
at
Xuan
Loc
45
miles
northeast
of
Saigon
rose
in
the
United
States
last
month
at
the
sharpest
rate
since
January
1951
the
gov
government
¬
ernment
said
today
The
bureau
of
labor
statis
statistics
¬
tics
said
the
wholesale
price
index
advanced
by
24
per
cent
in
June
just
below
the
25
per
cent
record
in
January
1951
during
the
Korean
War
inflationary
pine
military
commander
of
They
were
seen
the
same
day
boom
With
adjustment
for
the
Canadian
delegation
to
talking
to
a
group
of
armed
seasonal
price
changes
the
the
International
Commis
Commission
¬
sion
of
Control
and
Supervi
Supervision
¬
sion
ICCS
met
with
deputy
delegation
chief
Col
Bui
Thanh
Khiet
The
statement
said
that
McAlpine
told
Khiet
that
the
South
Vietnamese
delegation
chief
had
granted
a
guarantee
of
safety
for
a
Viet
Cong
team
to
travel
to
the
Nixons
resignation
was
never
considered
SAN
CLEMENTE
Calif
Reuter
President
Nixon
has
never
seriously
consi
considered
¬
dered
resigning
because
of
the
Watergate
scandal
deputy
White
House
spokes
spokesman
¬
man
Gerald
Warren
said
Thursday
Warren
made
his
comment
in
response
to
questions
about
an
interview
in
which
Julie
Nixon
Eisenhower
the
presidents
younger
daugh
daughter
¬
ter
said
her
father
asked
at
a
family
gathering
whether
i
he
should
step
down
Mrs
Eisenhower
who
celebrated
her
25th
birthday
Thursday
said
the
president
acted
as
a
devils
advocate
but
she
felt
his
questions
were
more
than
rhetorical
indicating
that
he
had
thought
of
resigning
because
of
allegations
thathe
was
aware
of
attempts
in
the
White
House
to
cover
up
the
bugging
of
the
Democratic
party
headquarters
at
the
Watergate
building
in
Washington
She
said
the
family
told
him
he
should
stay
because
his
honor
and
integrity
would
be
vindicated
and
that
he
was
the
man
for
the
job
in
the
White
House
Warren
emphasized
an
earlier
statement
by
pres
presidential
¬
idential
press
secretary
Ronald
Zicgler
that
Nixon
had
never
given
any
thought
to
resigning
He
added
that
he
sees
no
conflict
between
Zicglers
position
and
the
account
given
by
Mrs
Eisenhower
Viet
Cong
10
miles
west
of
nsewasalmostasbad23per
Xuan
Loc
cent
The
Canadian
delegation
The
seasonally
adjusted
has
insisted
that
they
were
on
increase
matched
the
March
an
ICCS
flag
showing
mis-
advance
in
wholesale
prices
sion
The
Viet
Cong
delega-
which
also
was
the
highest
tion
in
Saigon
maintains
it
is
since
January
1951
not
responsible
for
the
men
Meanwhile
the
bureau
that
thev
were
not
on
official
reported
that
the
Uh
unem
ICCS
business
had
no
clear
clearance
¬
ance
to
travel
into
contested
zones
and
had
no
safety
guarantees
in
advance
Reports
reaching
US
sources
agree
that
the
two
officers
were
not
on
ICCS
bus
business
¬
iness
at
the
time
they
strayed
into
the
Vict
Cong
zone
Memories
We
Cherish
Moments
shared
to
together
¬
gether
comfort
and
sustain
Our
wish
is
to
symbolize
this
Village
ployment
rate
dropped
to
48
per
cent
in
June
marking
the
first
time
since
June
1970
that
the
rate
has
been
below
five
per
cent
The
wholesale
price
report
was
gathered
by
the
govern
government
¬
ment
a
day
before
President
Nixon
froze
all
wholesale
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take
an
interest
in
Mediterra
Mediterranean
¬
nean
problems
Canada
and
other
confer
conference
¬
ence
states
agreed
that
Mediterranean
countries
should
enjoy
the
right
to
have
theirviews
noted
by
the
meet
meeting
¬
ing
But
External
Minister
Mitchell
Sharp
said
today
this
should
take
the
form
of
written
statements
rather
than
personal
appearances
Canada
also
says
the
right
should
be
given
to
all
Mediterranean
states
expressing
an
interest
in
puttingtheir
views
to
the
con
conference
¬
ference
Israel
as
well
as
Algeria
and
Tunisia
have
expressed
such
an
interest
but
Malta
rejected
the
idea
of
Israeli
representation
Mintoff
pictured
the
US
and
Russia
shaking
hands
across
Central
Europe
while
they
bare
their
ugly
teeth
in
the
blue
Mediterranean
Sea
Farm
products
cited
for
wholesale
costs
retail
and
manufacturing
prices
for
60
days
Prices
of
farm
products
increased
seven
per
cent
in
June
the
biggest
one
month
jump
since
the
government
began
keeping
such
records
in
1947
Only
the
first
sale
of
raw
agricultural
products
at
the
farm
is
exempt
from
the
pres
presidents
¬
idents
price
freeze
sive
five
day
hunt
along
a
northwest
Vancouver
Island
inlet
ended
successfully
with
the
discovery
of
a
big
drug
cache
RCMP
Supt
J
M
Nel
Nelson
¬
son
announced
Thursday
night
He
estimated
the
cache
weighed
about
1000
pounds
and
included
700
to
800
pounds
of
hashish
and
about
200
pounds
of
marijuana
Estimated
street
value
of
the
drugs
was
1
million
The
discovery
was
made
Wednesday
by
an
uniden
unidentified
¬
tified
serviceman
who
was
part
of
a
search
and
rescue
team
at
the
Canadian
forces
base
at
Holberg
which
had
joined
the
hunt
along
both
sides
of
Quatsino
Sound
by
scores
of
RCMP
officers
and
forces
members
The
cache
in
large
plastic
bags
was
found
about
35
feet
inland
under
a
big
log
on
the
south
side
of
Quatsino
Sound
almost
directly
south
of
Winter
Harbor
The
find
came
as
the
search
which
began
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
morning
after
two
vessels
were
stopped
in
the
Sound
was
nearly
at
an
end
Sources
indicated
the
searchers
had
covered
the
north
side
of
Quatsino
Sound
first
moving
east
then
crossed
to
the
south
side
and
began
working
west
Supt
Nelson
and
other
RCMP
officials
said
earlier
the
operation
had
been
in
progress
for
several
months
apparently
on
the
basis
of
information
from
the
United
States
It
involved
the
RCMP
Canadian
forces
and
the
US
Bureau
of
Narcotics
Ttey
said
Canadian
forces
trackingaircraft
reported
the
former
US
minesweeper
Marysville
owned
by
San
Francisco
blue
movie
maker
Alexander
Edward
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and
the
Canadian
fishboat
Gondola
were
in
the
same
area
from
about
930
pm
to
midnight
Friday
night
two
miles
off
Winter
Harbor
at
the
entrance
to
the
Sound
The
Gondola
was
stopped
at
315
am
Saturday
by
RCMP
in
a
rented
fishboat
midway
between
Winter
Har
Harbor
¬
bor
and
Coal
Harbor
at
the
other
end
of
Quatsino
Sound
The
destroyer
escort
Mac
Mackenzie
¬
kenzie
stopped
the
Marys
Marysville
¬
ville
at
6
am
Saturday
furth
further
¬
er
down
the
Island
coast
The
seven
men
aboard
the
Gondola
appeared
in
provin
provincial
¬
cial
court
Wednesday
in
North
Vancouver
charged
with
conspiring
to
import
narcotics
into
Canada
They
were
remanded
without
plea
to
Tuesday
The
Gondola
and
Marys
Marysville
¬
ville
had
been
searched
with
without
¬
out
success
The
ship
yielded
many
exo
exotic
¬
tic
birds
and
animals
pets
of
those
aboard
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ghetto
neighborhood
today
for
clues
to
the
killer
of
a
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his
mother
grandmother
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mother
and
another
woman
They
were
stabbed
with
a
shar
sharpened
¬
pened
broomstick
and
beaten
with
a
heavy
frying
pan
Two
young
playmates
of
the
boy
were
in
the
house
with
the
victims
and
may
have
witnessed
the
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and
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for
you
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shop
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yellow
and
orange
sign
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your
guarantee
of
the
job
you
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564
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1041
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563
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