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THURSDAY, April 4, 1963

- Kennedy says Russia
~ well up in space race

WASHINGTON ‘)— President
Kennedy says the Soviet Union
is well ahead in the space race
and he doesn’t know whether ther withdrawals.
the U.S. can catch up. But he|CRITICIZES RAIDS
wants the U.S. to keep trying in| He criticized hit-and-run raids
the hope the race will change by Cuban exiles and said these
by 1970. -do not help remove Fidel Castro
Estimating the U.S. won’t get from Cuba. The U.S. had im-
its big rocket boosters before posed restraints on these raids.
1964-66, Kennedy told a press: Kennedy said that of the 1,100
conference Wednesday the U.S. Bay of Pigs prisoners released
should not look with equanin- from Cuba, about 450 have join-
imity on the prospect that it ed the American forces and
may remain behind Russia in,these, he believes, will advance

 

‘Cuba and that possibly about
12,000 or 13.000 remained. He said
the U.S. will be watching for fur-

space all through the 1960s and jthe cause of freedom. But he!

possible the 1970s. ‘gave no indication how these
The U.S. has started late and Soldiers and officers may be used
now with the new Soviet Lunik jto free Cuba.
IV. shooting towards the moon,} The trouble with the hit-and-
Russia had launched a major run raids, he said, is that no
new space effort. For the U.S. one in a position of responsibility
to try to catch up was “uphill Knew what was going on. If a
race at the best.” | Soviet ship is hit in a Cuban
Kennedy said that since last /Port. there may be reprisals
November the Russians removed jagainst nec shipping and
; heir troops from | this cou ring a response from
about 9.000 of their troops from | American forces. When issues of
— |war and peace hang in the bal-
~] ‘ance, the U.S. government wants

' ‘to be in a position of control.

 

 

|

| Pearson makes

_ second appeal
for Quebec votes

{

“ MONTREAL (@®)) — Liberal
‘Leader Pearscn made his sec-
‘ond appeal of the campaign for
‘Quebec votes Wednesday night
‘by renewing his pledge of an
;inquiry into the “serious crisis
/of national unity” and with a
‘caustic attack on Conservatives
idefence attitudes.

i | Mr. Fearson was so. wildly

ie

Here are the front pages of

four major New York City

 

BACK iN BUSINESS

 

(AP Wirephoto)

morning newspapers as they
made their first appearance

in the
strike in United States history.

costliest newspaper

 

 

cheered as he rose to speak that!
‘he was delayed five minutes by
/songs, chants of ‘‘we want Mike”!
hand applause. It was the same,
‘when he finished. But in be- |
‘tween — during his 40- minute
|speech—he had an inattentive
- audience.

A constant rumble of voices,
‘seldom hushed, filled the hall
las he spoke. The crowd of 4,000
ipacked into the Craig Street
= in south-central Mont-
t

 

ml
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real remained uneasy as they

ements.

 

cemonstrated outside the ar-
mories and had a few minor
seuffles with police. No arrests
were made and when Mr. Pear-
son began speaking, they left:
their placards outside and en-
tered.

 

{ | Aussie gov't
misses defeat

CANBERRA (Reuters) — Sir
Robert Menzies’ government to-
’ day survived an opposition no

confidence motion by one vote

ALBERTA

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2 WHISKY | 59-58.
tae os Opposition Leader Arthur Cal-

well moved the motion Tuesday

on the grounds of the Liberal-
Country party .government’s
handling of economy, employ-

uisasa teed
ectttety

Dief bucks

hits at Liberal policy

TORONTO (().) — Prime Min-!
ister Diefenbaker bucked per-|
sistent heckling Wednesday |
night to lambaste Liberal party
defence policy as a hoax and.
review Pregtressive Conservative |

watched sporadic outbursts by programs for urban-area assis-' seemed to be teen-agers sUp- rence Dempier and managing
anti-nuclear and separatist el-| tance.

-_ . Paying his last visit to Tor-;ven Otto, was concentrated in request of Waldo Skillings SC-
A mixed group of about 50|\onto before Monday’s general

 

| Municipalrives
question aid
for colleges

VICTORIA (@) — British Co-
lumbia municipalities are going
to “question” the idea that they
should help support junior col-
leges.

nesday the Union of B.C. Mun-
icipalities wants
with the provincial government
on the proposal,

It was made in the MacDon-
ald report on higher education,

 

ment, defence and foreign af-
fairs.

and already has been protested
[by Vancouver,

 

1! Quebec poli

MONTREAL (-(P) — An all-out
offensive against an extremist
group of Quebec separatists

 

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B.C. Briefs
SPONSORED FLIGHT
PENTICTON  -(: Some 108
passengers took off in a Cana-
dian Pacific Airlines Britannia
» olaric Wednesday night for London,
rare, glacial waters England, on a trip sponsored by
flow and the best. the British Columbia Fruit Grow.
‘ . ers Association.
rye grains grow, INDUSTRIAL THEME
comes Alberta COURTENAY «(--The devel-
opment of secondary industry
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wil} be the theme of the annnal

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and flavour,

Chambers of Commerce of Van-
{ it stands head and

couver Island here Friday.
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From the Rocky
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where the air is

 

VANCOUVER (—Funernal ser-
viees will be held Thursday for
Thomas J, Robertson, ploneer
B.C, agricultural leader who died
nat his home in Kast Delta April

Y kind of rye. 1, Burin) will be at Boundary
Bay cemetery,
Try Alberta DeLuxe 7 TRAINER NAMED

VANCOUVER :()---John Skelton
of Armstrong, oon agricultural
student who graduates from the
University of British Columbin
ithis spring, has been named to
‘take charge af the new $1,000,000
Paelfle National Exhibition Ilve-
stock building in a management-
trainee capnelty,

SECOND COURT

PRINCE GEORGE iQ — Clty
Couneil at its next meeting will
consider a recommendation for
aw second police court magistrate
ona full thie basts to relleve the
pressure of court cases Gome
triads by muapistrate at present
wreoas mueh as two montha bo-
hind sehedule,

for size. You'll
like the way
jt shapes up.

 

 

 

 

This advertisement le not pubtlehed or
disployed by the Liquor Cantrol Board or
by UleGoverniment of Uritleh Columbia,

ce team Lp

to ‘stamp out extrémisis:

known as the Quebec Liberation
Front was promised after a
meeting of Montreal police, pro-
vinelal police and RCMP inves-
tigators,

"We mean business.” Mont-
treal Det.-Spet. Leo Brimet told
reporters follawing the closed-
door session, °Qur three forees
are polng all-out too stamp out
the FLQ.”

The FLQ Front de Tihera-
tion Quebecois has eluimed re-
sponsibility for recent acts of
subotage in’ the Montreal
Quebee Cily area, including the
explosion of a bomb in the ven-
tilating system of the tations
revenue building here and) dae
mare to the CNR niin line south
of Quebec shartly before qo train
carrying Prime Minister Dijef-
enbaker passed through,

Police report 16 bomb  searcs
Just two days.

LIKE MOST, A HOAX

The latest anonymous eadler

sald a bomb had been plinted

In the downtown Craig &treet
Arnyory where Liberal Leader
Pearson addressed oa politiens

rally Wednesdny night. ty, like
most of the others proved to he
ww hone,

° e
Malaspina times

The Aluska ferry Malaspina
is due to arrive at 12090 wan, to-
morrow and leave at tan. the
same day. Ver followin orerival
will be Monday at 6 p.m, leaving,
Toesdiy ab tam.

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Brings Local Results

 

Mayor R. B, Wilson said Wed-:

a conference:

In the Montren} area within thes

heckling,

on the news stands in 114 days

~ Pyblisher ordered
before inquiry

1

 

VICTORIA (@) — The pub-
lisher and two executives of the
Vancouver Sun have been or-!
dered to appear before the Bri-
tish Coiumbia legislature’s board
inquiring into allegations of
graft in the provincial high-
ways department.

election, he spoke to 2,200 in a.
collegiate in Toronto’s York East
constituency, one of the 12 seats

in the Toronto district that. simmonses were sent Wed-
swung Liberal last June, ‘nesday to publisher Donald Cro-
The hecklers, most of whom ie, assistant publisher Law-

porting York East Liberal Ste- editor Erwin Swangard at the

'

‘the gallery although scattered victoria. They have been asked
‘interjections came from the au- to appear Friday morning.

| dence generally. 7 Mr. Skillings made the request
' Mr. Diefenbaker had arrived after showing the board a head-
‘In Ontario from Quebec ind-jine in a Monday edition of the
‘spent the day visiting rural Sun which read: “contractor
ipoints in York North. called angel for Gaglardi.”

| ears “I would like to know who
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| HIGHEST IN YEARS said this.’ said Mr. Skillings.
| LENNOXVILLE, Que. @— The The story beneath the head-
highest snowfall in 48 years was lines dealt with evidence heard
recorded in this eastern twon-,at the board’s hearings.

‘ships community when a late-{-- ee ne
.season weekend storm brought | Advertising in The News

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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

, ROAD RESTRICTIONS

| NOTICE

SKEENA WEST ELECTORAL DISTRICT

Pursuant to Section 27 of the ‘Highway Act” (1960
statutes), load restrictions in Skeena West Electoral Dist-
rict are hereby rescinded effective: —

12:01 a.m. APRIL Ist, 1963

With the exception of Highway 16 East which shall
remain at 75% from Copper Bridge ta Pacific.

Dated: March 29, 1963, J, P, O'TOOLE,
Terrace, B.C. District Superintendent

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For a Daily News Paper Route

AGE

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PARENT'S APPROVAL

| approve of my son (daughter) assuming the re-
sponsibility of delivering the Prince Rupert Daily Nows.
| understand the “Little Merchant Plan’! which places
the carrier in a responsible position and teaches him the
principles of Free Enterprise. In approving this applica-
tion, | undertake to ensure than my son (daughter) will
discharge all abligations involved,

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SURVIVOR GETS HAIR CUT |

Ralph Flores, 42, of San
Bruno, Calif., gets heavy beard
removed and hair cut in

Whitehorse, after spending 50
days in wilderness following
crash of his plane. His passen-

ger, Helen Klaben, 21, of
Brooklyn, N.Y., also survived

 

ordeal in snow and cold.

DEMOCRACY

IN ACTION

  

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