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CAMERA THAT PHOTOGRAPHED PARTS OF THRESHER

leased. The submarine failed
to ascend from a steep dive.
A-tota} of 129. men ‘lost. their
lives in. the” disaster. °

—AP Wirephoto.

Dr. L. Lanar Worzel, assist-
and director of the Lamont
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,lumbia University. displays
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€ cp: The British
government's chances for re-
election reached a
da@yeas a result
s@iiidal invoiving a cabinet min-
ister.

Jphn Profumo, 48, Prime Min-_
ister’ Macmillan’s war minister,
quit his cabinet post and his
seat. in Parliament Wednesday

night after confessing he had!
“improper

lied ,in denying an
association” with a
~“yodel, Christine Keeler.
Profume's disgrace was a po-
litical borabshell for Macmil-
lan and his Conservative par-
ty, who had believed the min-
ister’s denial in the House of
Commons Mlareh 22 of pers
sistent rumors that he had
ilicit relations with the 22-
year-old redheaded beauty.
Miss Keeler appeared in a
London court Wednesday a few

notorious

hours before Profumo’s resigna-.
tion was announced to give evi-!
dence against Negro jazz singer :
The,

Aloysius (Lucky) Gordon.

case continues today.
Gordon. 31. with

admitted intimacy,

whom she

sends
n chances to new low

bodily |
attacked her in
new low to-,
of a personal:

is on trial!

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were definitely those of the
sunken submarine Thresher.
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accused of causing her
‘harm when he
a London apartment.
‘pleaded not guilty.

| She said Gordon was black-
-mailing her “to a certain ex-
tent” about a friend. She de-
nied she had been expecting a
baby by him before a trip to
Spain,

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LIVING COSTS
HOLD STEADY

OTTAWA (— Canadian liv-
ing costs held steady in April
with the consumer price index
unchanged at May 1 at 132.3,
the record high reached a
month earlier, the bureau of
Statistics said today.

The index—a prices yard-
stick based on 1949 price levels
equalling 100 — remained un-
changed as declines in food,
clothing, tobacco and alcohol
prices offset increases in costs
of transportation, health and
personal care and recreation
and reading. The housing in-
dex was unchanged.

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rine’s hull will be flown to the
Navy Court .of Inquiry. at
Portsmouth,. N.H., and = an-
other set to Washington ‘where’
they are expected to be re-

The opposition Labor party is
expected to call for an official
investigation into the Profumo
affair and to introduce a motion
to censure the government in
the Commons.

The 100 - vote Conservative
majority in Commons is certain
to defeat a censure motion and:
keep Macmillan in office. But!
observers believe the scandal
rules out a general election this
year.

Macmillan must schedule the
election of a new Commons by
October, 1964, and recent public
opinion polls have shown the
Conservatives trailing Labor.
Observers felt the prime minis-
ter now will come to a more
tolerant view of the scandal in
his party’s inner circle.

The scandal ended the politi-
cal career of one of the most
promising younger members of
the Conservative party. Pra-
fumo had most of the ingredi-
ents of success: A beautiful
wife, former actress Valerie Hob-
son; edueation at Harrow and™
Oxford; a distinguished army
record in the Second World War,
during which he rose to the rank
of brigadier; the youngest mem-
ber of Commons at the age of
25, snd regulk&r promotion in
government posts.

SIDNEY «) — Norman C. Mc-
Kenzie, 25, one of two British
Columbia Penitentiary escapees
who led: police a merry chase
Tuesday was recaptured in this
Victoria-arca community early
today.

Police here said McKenzie, of
Victoria, gave himself up with-
out a struggle when RCMP of-
ficers burst into his hotel room
and found him in bed with his
wife,

RCMP followed a tip from a
Mainland - Vancouver
ferry passenger who said Mc-
eaped convict, pollee said,

Raymond Peters, 33, McKen-
aie’s companion in fleeing al
work party oat the New West-
minster prison, was recaptured
after less than two hours free-
dom. We was serving 1 YOU'S |

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PIANOFORTE STUDY

VANCOUVER An ad-~
vaneed class dn piano playing
will be. offered at University of
B.C, summer school here, Dr,
John Crown, head of the depart-
ment of pinno at the University
of Southern Cabtifornin, will lee-
ture the advanced Kroup,

om ¥ LOW

VANCOUVER («W -- Deliveries
of crude oll here in May aver-
aged only 200,640 Darrels per
day compared to 221,026 barrels
during the sine period in. 1962,
Trans-Mountidn OW Pipe Line
Company reported Cadiy.

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ROAD IMPROVED
BARIKERVILENE (m -- The rond
Into this former host town has
beon widened and a dust in
hibitor has been put on the see-
tion of the rond whieh isn't tul-
ly paved. ‘The renovated gold
rush town drew 100,000 visitors
Inst year and recreation offielals
expeet more this yenr,
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Penitentiary escapee.
led police merry chase

Island:

Kenzie told him he was an es-:

B.C. BRIEFS —_—

Shutdowns
spread among
lumber mills

PORTLAND ((f)) — ‘The Pa-
cific Northwest lumber: shut-
down spread Wednesday to four
more firms, meaning. that: 19,000:
workers will be idle. by’ the;
weekend.

The shutdown started. early
Wednesday when 6,000: workers
walked out of the 13 Pacific
Northwest plants of the St. Re-
gis Paper Company and US.
Plywood.

BIG SIX

Those firms are members of.
the so-called Big Six bargain-
ing group and the other .four
members decided later Wednes-
day to close down. They said
they would start the shutdown

at once, but it might be late
Friday before all plants are
closed.

The four firms are Crown-
Zellerbach, International Paper,
Rayonier and Weyerhaeuser.
They have an estimated 13,000

employees.

 

 

    

‘NEW PREMIER

Aldo Moro, Italy’s Premier}
designate, is pictured her.
He was photographed. while
attending services with the
death of Pope John XXIII, itr
St. Peter’s Square at the Vatir
can.

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The United States plans to
build a $74,000,000 naval radio
station at North-West Cape in
Western Australia.

 

 

hotel in 1957 and McKenzie was
serving four years for false pre-
tences and failing to support his
wife,

Both men Ied police a merry
chase through the heart of the
city, taking a taxi from New
Westminster to Vancouver,
shopping in a department
store and drinking in a beer
parlor,

 

Police discounted a theory
that McKenzie had escaped a
‘massive six - block cordon,

thrown around the hotel where
ithe escapees were drinking, by

hiding in a car trunk.
They said MekKenszie, close to
‘six feet tall, Ukely would not

‘have been able to curl up inside
(the trunk of the English car, as

first helleved,

toughest In North Amorica, and
30 per cent tougher than Cal-
mary which Js closest, a law-
yer told city councd) here Tues-
day. We was asking for a reae-
ion af parking requirements at
aonew building, Caounedl will re-
view the request.

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WORKER ABSORBED

VANCOUVER (() — Gravel
company operator James Abboy,
49, had alwnya thrown himself
right into his work, necording
to his wife, But on Tuesday he
found himself buried up to his
neck In a gravel hoppor nat the
nonrby Port Moody plant whon
he fet) into it while It was belng
londed, Hla partners dug him
out and he ds in good condition
in hospital,

 

STEAL PURAT
Vaneouver 6)
stole a purse containing $187

from Milas Helen Grant, 66, as

deposit the money. “Tt was brond
daylight Ino a busy area and L

 

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that to happen,” she sald.

 

for the armed robbery of a city

- Two youths’

she was walking to the bank to’

| VANCOUVER

has about: 3,000. members, and
the Lumber and: Sawmill Work-
ers: Union, with: 35,000 went on}.
strike jointly. against St. Regis
and U.S. Plywood, following
more. than a month of negotia-
tions for a new contract... The
old contracts expired June 1}.
The unions had sought wage

increases up to- 60 cents an}.

hour over the next three years,
but the Woodworkers later
scaled down their’ demands to
35 cents.

Bomb blast
rocks airport

LONDON (Reuters) — A flash.
followed by an explosion rocked
the main continental terminal
building at London Airport to-
da

a suitcase, believed: to- have
contained a bomb, lay ripped
open and charred. Other pieces
of baggage were also damaged
and burnt. Smoke _  billowed

 

around:

The case was about to be put
aboard: a Portuguese Caravelle

‘jet bound for Lisbon with 77

j passengers.
An airport official said ~ “this
looks very much like sabotage.”

 

Man found unfit|

te d trial
to stand ftria
«) — An assize
Court jury Wednesday found
former football player Douglas

.| Harold Brown, 29, unfit to stand
trial after three psychiatrists

|testified he is mentally unhbal-

anced,

The jury’s decision came after
a bible-throwing, shouting scene
when Brown was in the witness
box.

Brown was charged with capi-
tal murder in the rifle shooting
of Roman Catholic priest Rev.

{{Cuthbert Seward here April 19.

 

MINE IN OPEN

Most of Russia’s iron ore is
gained from open cut mining
and in 1962 64 per cent of its ore
was gained from open cuts.

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Premier Bennett jubilant

over Columbia River talks

NEW WESTMINSTER. 64) —
British Columbia premier Ben-
nett said Wednesday night the
recent. federal-provincial agree-
ment on the Columbia river “is
the greatest piece of business
ever done‘in this country.”

The premier, just returned
from Columbia talks in Ottawa

said’ at a: Social Credit party

meeting here’ that the agree-
ment saved the Liberal federal
government, He did not expand
on that point.

He said the provincial gov-
ernment’s two-river hydro-eclec-
tric polity—development of the
northern Peace River and the
southern Columbia—“ has now
been accepted as the only policy

Pope John died fearing —
new global conflict —

VATICAN CITY (%}-— Pope
John’s: private. secretary said
today: that the pontiff who de-
dicated his life to world peace

 

PROTEST OVERTIME

KIMBERLEY (()) Local
651, International Union of Mine
Mill and Smelter Workers have
criticized the Department of La-

The woodworkers union, which j bor for granting overtime at the

Kimberley. mining. operation of
Smelting Company. Members
said they could not reconcile
the necessity. for longer working
hours with recent plant layoffs.

 

OLDEST PRELATE

ALBANY, N.Y. (?) —-Most Rev.
Edmund F. Gibbons, at 94 the
oldest Roman Catholic prelate
living in the United States, ob-
served today the 70th anniver-
sary of his ordination to the
priesthood. St. Peter’s Hospital,

where he lives, said it was to be .

@ quiet and routine day for the
retired bishop'of the Albany dio-
‘Gese.

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died fearing a new global War.

“I am afraid, I am afraid,”
the Pope was, quoted as saying
on his death bed.

“T fear ‘that my children

new war.”

Pope’s secretary, told of the
dying pontiff’s thought at a
.mass this morning.

might become involved in a -

Rt. Rev, Loris Capovilla, the.

 

good for B.C.”

“We can now sell United
States-generated power at qa
high price to give us enough
money to pay all the cost of
the dams in B.C.” .

Sale’ of the downstream bene-
fit power of the Columbia proj-

ect in the United States was
approved at the Ottawa meet-
‘|ing. Under the international Co-
lumbia agreement—yet to be ra-

tified, by Canada—Canada will]

‘receive 50 per cent of the power

generated on the American Co-
lumbia as a result of storage
in Canada.

Mr. Bennett said the Sale of
the downstream benefits is the
only way to build both the Peace
and the Columbia.

Earlier Wednesday he told re-
porters that the draft agree-
ment concluded in Ottawa must
be, approved by the federal and
provincial cabinets. Then there
must be negotiations with the
U.S. on the price of the power.

 

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