TRUCK FLIPS
KILLING 12. |

HOLE-IN-THE-ROOK, Utah
(P—The peace that prevails |
over the southern Utah desert
was shattered Monday when
a truck carrying 46 explorers
overturned killing nine
scouts, two of their leaders
and a woman reporter who ‘was
covering the venture,

The list of hospital casual-
ties reached 15, with at least
two critical, as details of ‘the
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Escalante and  Hole-in-the-
Rock on the Colorado River,

Mobile denture
clinic urged

VANCOUVER '?\—The need for

 

 

a mobile denture clinic service
is long overdue, the Public Den-
turists Society of B.C. decided at
their annual meeting here.

They said the mobile service
urged by Cyril Shelford, Omen-
ica Member of the Législature
,iS necessary in areas where there
is no denture service available.

“Such a mobile clinic would
eliminate a great deal of in-

ABBOTSFORD ( — A survey Convenience, cost and loss of
: : _', time now suffered by the resi-
is being made of commercial) dents of these areas,” they said.
growers ky the B.C. agriculture |
department to find cut what, SALISBURY. Southern Rhod-
farmers are growing ‘and where.' «sia (Reuters)—Unconfirmed re-
The Fraser Valley survey is being! ports reaching here today said;
handled by horticulturist John’ two whites were killed and three
_Webster in Vancouver. Question-; wounded in fighting in the Ka-
‘aires are being sent to all grow-| tanga copper mining town of.
ers, | Kolwezi this week.

 

MAMA'S DAY AT THE

baby at the Bronx Zoo in New
York. The young hippo was
born sometime before dawn.

Canada backs up U.S.
in fish treaty talks

WASHINGTON “) — Canada ated by any member country any
supported the United States itime after Wednesday by giving
Monday in calling for continua-,one year’s notice

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At right, a baby mandrill, born
May 9, sits in protective cust-
ody of mother. Arrival of the’

Kennedy peace
plan lauded

|

| LONDON (Reuters) — Presi-
ident Kennedy's “strategy of
‘peace” proposal for renewed ini-
‘tiatives to achieve a nuclear
.test-ban treaty was widely prais-
led in the British press today. |

Henrietta, pygmy hippopot-
amus, takes a_ well-earned
snooze alongside her newborn

youngsters was greeted en-
thusiastically “by zoo officials.
(AP Wirephoto)

 

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thas offered her £2,000

LONDON @) -—- A Canadian time, enjoying a midnight swim.

| who was in the RCAF until 1954
-ssued

a writ for damages
against Christine Keeler today,

claiming the red-haired party

‘girl who caused the downfall of
‘war minister John Profumo had
4-wrongly fired him as her busi-
scene of the accident in the |-ne&SS manager.

remote desert area: - between: -!-

Robin Drury, 29, added the
rift came suddenly last Satur-
day.

-“T {Intend to fight,” he said.

“It has left me high and dry
and I shall find it difficult to
get other work.”

Drury was at 21- year - old
‘Christine’s side during last
week’s sensationa] disclosures
‘that she doubled as the mist-
ress of Profumo and a Soviet
naval attache whom many
diplomats presume to be a spy.

He held her hand, too, during;
the Old Bailey trial which, saw,
another of her lovers, Lucky’
Gordon, a 31-year-old Jamaican
Negro, jailed for three years for
attacking her.

As her ‘business manager he
would be on a good thing. Brit-
ish newspapers have paid heav-
ily for her copious memoirs,

GETS NIGHTCLUB OFFER
And a nightclub—the Astor—
($6,000)

 

to appear for a month.

The Astor has no connection
with Lord Astor, at whose state-
ly home Christine first met
Profumo. She was nude at the

 

successfully negotiated

Former manager Drury was
an airframe technician at the
RCAF Station at Trenton, Ont.,
earning $3.53 when he inherited
a sizeable fortune from his
grandmother, but he had to live
in England to collect it.

His mother, Mrs. W. EB. Scully
of Toronto, said her son inher-
ited. a £40,000 ($112,000) first
legacy when he was 21 and got
a second when he was 25. He
gets the third and last legacy
when he is 30. The tota] fortune
was not disclosed,

Drury said a contract between
him and Christine was agreed to
but not signed and that he took
on the job at her request,

“T have spent nearly a month
looking after her interests and
a new
business contract for her,” he
said. .

A eabinet meeting toe con-
sider the seeurity side of the
Profumo scandal was expected
Wednesdpy. Lord Privy Seal
fdward Heath cancelled a visit
to Oslo so he could’ be’ on
hand.

Share prices started to re-
cover on the London stock mar-
Het after Wednesday’s disast-
rous Slide. Prime Minister Mac-
millan’s own confidence that he
will be vindicated brought a
more confident mood to invest-
ors fearful of a Labor govern-
ment.

 

tion. of the abstention principle |

in the northwest Pacific fisher-'| The president’s announcement |

ies convention with Japan.

Following closed-door sessions,
the delegates said in a brief!
statement that Canada’s deputy:
fisheries minister, A. W. H. Need-.
ler,..-argued the principle is es-!
sential to protect the fisheries.

Under the principle — which’
Japan wants to scrap — fishing
for salmen by net is banned in

 

engined Convair aircraft with 16'

{that high-ranking representa-
|tives of United States, Britain |
‘and Russia would meet soon in

Plane develops
engine trouble (vow, mcr ie commerce

PENTICTON A twin-: versity in Washington Monday,

iwas termed by Britain’s Liberal
-newspaper, the Manchester
persons on board was forced to‘ Guardian, as “among the great
turn kcack shortly after taking state papers of American his-

areas of the northern Pacific;Off from the airport here Mon-| tory.”
while halibut exploitation is Gay after trouble developed in, The Guardian says:
sharply ‘curtailed. one of its engines. “His speech was almost free
jNeedler contended the pre- The westbound CPA aircraft of platitudes: Instead he con-
sent 10-year convention should ; made a normal landing on one,centrated on the difficult and
continue and. that problems |€Mgine and none of the 13 pas- | possibly dangerous talks of win-
_-arising from it could be solv- | Sengers and three crew mem-jning the more instransigent of
ed through understandings | bers was injured. his countrymen away from the
and interpretations of the | Shortly after the plane took Mentality of the cold war.
: ;Off at 5:10 p.m. witnesses on' “His passage warning the

convention’s provisions,
This in essence is the position; the ground saw puffs of smoke American people ‘not to fall in-
to the same trap as the Soviets,

adopted by the United States Coming out of the left engine.
The pilot feathered the propel-|not to see only a distorted and

last week when the conference i
opened. jler, turned around and landed. idesperate view of the other side,
‘the not to see a conflict as inevi-

The convention can be termin-; Air line officials said
07 meron" | trouble was located in the en- ,table’ should) rank Monday's
Prince Rupert Daily News 4 gine but declined to say what it speech among the great state

Tuesday, June 11, 1963 ‘was, : ‘papers of American history.”

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~ Sensation takes new turn
- as Canadian sues model

Macmillan disclosed Monday
that he had asked Lord Chan-
ceNor Lord Dilhorne — chief of
the British judiciary—to inves-
tigate and report to the cabinet
on how the affair affeeted Brit-
ish seeurity.

A copy of the report will go
to opposition Labor party leader
Harold Wilson, who had pressed
Macmillan privately for an in-
vestigation before the affair hit
the front pages.

No one blamed
In air crash

PENTICTON “ — A coroner's
jury Monday -said it had not
enough evidence to attach
blame for a two-aircraft colli-
sion over nearby Skaha Lake
April 27 in which eight persons
were killed. |

However it did recommend
that at the earliest possible
date air radio control be instj-
tuted for all takeoffs and
landings at the Penticton air-
port.

Killed in the collision were
R. G. Parmley, 48, his wife Mar-
garet, 49, their children Rebec-
ca, 17, Lorinda, 8,— Richard, 15,
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