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;
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y-f
i
Com
1
I.,
Jt
..
Reforms
Introduced
For
Kenya
S.
AIR
FORCE'S
new
supersonic
delta-wing
Interceptor,
the
F-102,
as
It
literally
,,ff
the
nil
strip
at
Edward
Air
Force
Base,
California,
during
ita
flight
test
new
jet
plane
Is
designed
to
do
Us
job
In
any
kind
of
weather.
Fatal
Drinking
Party
Described
For
Court
A
Crown"
witness
testified
in
police
court
here
this
morning
that
he
was
"concerned"
over
an
injury
suffered
by
a
woman
attending
a
party
in
his
home
last
Feb.
12
but
did-not
seek
medical
aid.
The
woman,
Violet
Sampare.
-
.
,
.
:
died
in
hospital
Feb.
18
and
!
,
was,
j?
senou(s-
,
Charles
Robinson,
31-year-old
i
Wilson
said
he
went
to
sleep
aft"
e
woman
was
brought
,
in
native
fisherman,
was
charged
i
State
Banks
Plan
Teenage
Boy
Shot
to
Death
In
Girl's
Home
NAIROBI,
Kenya
(Reuters)
Britain
today
introduced
top-level
reforms
in
the
colonial
gov-
Jed
by
171-21
Vote
Parliament
does
of
Mr.
Thatcher,
who
left
the
t
ownership
of
chamber
immediately
before
the
with
murder
six
days
later
after
!
0,,7
r
.
p
i
a
coroner's
Jury
named
him
re
SHAWINIGAN
FALLS,
Que.
(f
jines
Buurasisa,
is,
was
shot
;
el'nment
of
strife-torn
o'clock,
at
which
time
Robinson
said
he
was
going
home
to
put
on
a
fire.
"I
waited
for
him
to
come
back.
I
figured
she
needed
to
go
to
the
.
SSSSU"'
r
to
death
Tuesday
night
In
the
sponsible
for
causing
her
death.
He
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
today
for
preliminary
hearing.
tiered
banns,
voic,
was
noica
Dy
UDerai
mem
sweetheart'
1
Kenya,
bringing
non-
to
brine
the
bers
w,tn
the
chant:
"We
want
j
home
of
his
teen-age
The
girl's
mother
was
hit
in
the;
whites
into
the
EOVem-
ownershlo
.
mawner.
Crown
witness
Lloyd
E.
Wilson.
;
aid
himself
because
cieeiaieo
m
ui
"."""7-"
:
-
--
r--v
!mmt
f
ti.
r:-.,.
t-lrna
37,
miner
and
fisherman,
wasj
tne
Din
lor
aecenniat
revision
of
out
.was
not
senousiv
nurt.
v,iv-
-
1.t
ih
T
was
waiting
for
Chuck."
:
i
laa.
:
,
.
.
.
.
the
only
one
called
to
testify
be-1
Colonial
Secretary
Oliver
,.ri,t
those
in
lne
Bal,K
ACl
DC
st
l
asme
w
I
Police
said
todny
they
are
'
mtnalHnr
rltl)liv
numnrjhin
nf
u.
.i.k.
1
i
n
!
I.VI
i
Iin
nnnnnnppri
t
h
mnvp
iCCF
eroUD
OD-
"'iiMuun
wnnuuv
tnarge
10-year-
-'
,
'ion
uliieed
be-
u
v
1
v
"
.
unci
m.vui
ucraiu
auci,
io,
wnom
mcy
iv
fore
the
hearing
was
adjourned
j
CONCERNED
ABOUT
BRUISE
to
next
Tuesday.
j
He
told
tne
pr0Secutor
that
he
He
told
of
drinking
beer
in
a
;
sUEgested
to
Robinson
twice
downtown
beer
parlor
with
Rob-
'
after
his
return
about
5
a.m.
inson,
Violet
Sampare,
and
;
that
Violet
Sampare
eo
to
hos-
i,v
(TF
leader
mo"on
was
aeieaiea,
tne
legls-.
described
as
Bourassa
s
rival
f0rw,"l:"
"'
wiacspreaa
env-
-
.
la
firm
rfvftvH
fnnH
raortinn
I
ji,
,
i
4
lpi.sm
in
Rritain
nnrl
KpnVQ
nf
Evelyn
Wesley,
his
common-law
pital
or
a
doctor
and
later
under
wife,
on
the
afternoon
of
Feb.
12.
fc-evise
the
Bank
approval
in
principle,
and
was
re-,
Lcfebvre,
17.
They
said
Abel
the
old
colonial
set-up.
The
rc-
ferred
to
the
Commons
banking
j
walked
into
the
municipal
police.
forms
ca
11
for:
1.
p
.Th,
:
committee
for
detailed
study.
I
station
15
minutes
after
the1
A
council
of
ministers
of
L
''tnw.
rr-nirpi
;
Mr-
Coldwell's
motion
was
op-!
shooting
.
two
A.sians.
one
African
and
13
Enni
-Va.
e6u-
Pl
by
spokesmen
for
the
Pro-
Municipal
officers
quoted
Col-1
"TT
Th?,C0Un:
1
.
re
not
ta
the
Srive
Conservative
and
Social
j
otte
as
saying
she
stopped
seeing!
e
a"
?,v'sor
Mdy'
lU
or,k
S.r
Evel-
tc
e
Tte
me
absence
absence
dlscussed
Cr'dlt
parties,
by
Llljerals
but
was
not
AW
better"
"because
I
like
Ollles
'yn
c'oily
Barto-
,wilh
also
powor
member.
'
1
A
A
"war
pnnnril
tn
nnrsiip
cross-examination
by
Gerry
Pet-tenuzzo
said
he
was
"concerned
before
Charlie
went
home
because
I
noticed
the
bruise
was
swelling
up."
Wilson
said
Robinson
lifted
Violet
Sampare
onto
his
shoulder
to
take
her
away
and
as
far
as
he
knew,
they
did
not
go
to
i
Robinson's
home
in
a
taxi.
BOUGHT
WINE
At
approximately
4
o'clock
that
day,
he
told
Crown
Prosecutor
T.
W.
Brown,
QC",
they
decided
to
go
to
his
Eighth
Avenue
NOT
DI'.BATE
SOCIALISM
They
said
she
told
them
Bour-
wllh
..thc
utmost
vigor"
the
war
ircrdft
However,
Finance
Minister!"6
as
b.
B'r
"
.
'
against
the
anti-while
Mau
home
and
Chuck
brought
a
gallon
of
wine."
swered
a
knock
on
the
door
of
Mau
tribal
guerrillas.
Abbott.
In
placing
the
lcgtsla-
her
home.
Her
mother,
Mrs.
.
tion
before
the
House,
said
pub-
Posts
The
four
drank
the
wine
and
He
said
he
did
not
visit
Rob-about
the
time
it
was
finished
inson
during
the
npvt.
t.n
rinvs
Be0
heard
thc
"hotj
AFRICANS
OBJECT
lie
ownership
of
banks
Is
"not
,
vrci
Illogical"
for
those
who
believe!;"1
to
the
door
and
pushed;
Representative,
of
Kenya's
nor
see
Violet
Sampare
alive
Evelyn
Wesley
passed
out"
and
Violet
Sampare
said
she
was
"
"
hi
tun
rTV
nlillfwnitlMf
K,it
wivhc
iihu
i
ucuiuum.
i
""""
5.500.000
Afr
cans
oh
eeteri
to
nliiiinli
rebel,.
,,
'
'
.
hit
the
older
woman.
again.
(At
the
coroner's
Inquest
last
'going
up
town
or
home,
I
don
t
i
having
only
one
minister
in
the
know
which
it
was."
PAt
SHOWS
HIS
BEST
toothpaste
grin
in
order
to
display
the
new
set
of
teeth
he
recently
sprouted.
About
two
years
ago
Pal,
who
Is
now
18
years
old,
lost
his
choppers,
and
not
having
the
benefit
of
a
false
set
he
was
strictly
a
milk-and-Boup
tomcat.
Last
month
his
owner.
Mrs.
Charles
Dobbyn
of
Kalamazoo,
Mich.,
noticed
that
Pal
had
started
to
grow
a
new
set
of
teeth.
"Very
unusual,"
say
the
veterinarians.
Maybe
it
was
the
milk
that
did
it.
Children
Faint
in
Brisbane
In
Stampede
to
See
Queen
I
Feb.
20,
evidence
dlscJosed
that
engage
In
a
debate
on
socialism,
j
coiette
rciaiea
mai
sne
dtokc
new
advisory
cabinet,
Lyttclton
rv.nu
ciAmt
ion
I
ft
window
and
called
to
neighbors1
j
said
hut.
rrnrr-ipntativps
nf
t.he
-China
for
the
She
went
to
the
front
door
and
near
as
i
know
mS
2r
.
and
ground
EBinton,
described
the
CCF
piu-'
for
hplP.
then
saw
the
man
who
colony's
154.000
Asians
and
42,-
-ill
from
thc
standing
In
the
doorway
when
day.
Feb,
15,)...
.
nosal
a-
Uw
-"siren
song
of
lnla
lnc
snooiing
...
xun
aittiiB
..
.inc
i
ouu
wnnc
seiners,
m
general
socialism."
It
was
the
surest
wnyt
street.
'1
expressed
satlsfaetlow.
ink"
n;;tlt
Ton-
by
Charlie
she
wis
pushed
Robinson."
f
At
the
conclusion
'
of
testi-
mnni,
h
Vw...
.In
....
nln...
pi'-my
"to
destroy
confidence
abroad
In
!
Police
said
a
statement
made
i
-The
reform
will
give
colored
f
Is
wi
re
killed
;
the
Canadian
economy."
by
Abel,
along
with
a
gun
and
persons
government
portfolios
?.U"n?lSf'
?
!
erat
the
re
ut
of
Mr
Petten-
she
"wound
up
down
against
ai
f
eround
sorties
"There
is
not
enough
wisdom
ammunition,
were
turnea
over
m
Britusn
tast
Arncan
ana
uzzo
to
allow
him
more
time
to
.-tni
Frf.,h.hPi,i
,
in
anv
Eovernmcnt
to
operate
a
w
tjueoee
provincial
ponce
woo
central
Airican
terrnories
ior
'"8
""""i
obtain
wltnessp?
wllnesses-
steps"
and
suffered
a
bruise
toi0laln
BRISBANE,
Australia
f
:
where
the
Queen
was
Inspecting
are
fimdurtlnff
the
inverftieation
:
the
tirsf.
limp
In
hlsttirv.
One!
Thai
Uilimui
'
"'"""i'J'
lu
cimntry.
country.
,
her
eye.
The
CCF
members
who,
at
suburban
Shawlnigan
FallslA;;iun
will
be
a
minister
of
'
Mothers,
aided
by
police,
had
to
,
a
guard
of
honor.
I
n
t.nr.
iVr.iw.
.UiU
works,
and
another
will
be
i;ufu
?
u,uu.
Police
and
army
officers
joined
earrieu
supported
such
monopoly
were
:
!re
vne
snooting
w-eui-
minister
of
works,
and
another-
ren
oeu
g
trampiea
as
sev-
mPtm,'
k
.
aj
;
bombing
at-
"lone-haired
theorists
who
know
!
red
...
.
...
...
i
...
Aral
innncann
npnn
p
rncnpn
mm
'
w.w.
Wv.
will
be
a
minister
without
port-
j
eral
thousand
people
rushed
into
(i
points
of
Tuan
little
about
the
operation
of
the
i
An
Inquest
was
scheduled
for
n"
banking
system."
..today.
the
exhibition
grounds
here
to
rmi.DKFN
FAINT
folio.
Thc
African
will
be
min
see
the
Queen.
ister
for
community
Dozens
of
children
fainted
'u
.u.'lxter
before
the
of
Queen
i
.
iv.
and
j
.
eyes
hour
before
thc
Queen
the,..,.
..u
Widow
Facing
Murder
Trial
Takes
Own
Life
HOLLYWOOD
I
A
beautiful
blonde
widow
scheduled
for
trial
next
month
in
one
of
Alaska's
Railway
Slip
Completed;
CAN
BE
ABOLISHED
i
111
lne
SUCW'
UD
n.,1,.
m
Mnlmh
r.
A,
(n
HELPED
BACK
IN
HOUSE
Robinson
went
to
her
aid
and
called
Wilson
to
help
carry
her
back
into
the
house.
"That
would
be
around
7
o'clock.
It
was
Just
starting
to
get
dark."
Wilson
said
that
from
the
time
she
was
brought
In
and
put
on
the
bed
he
did
not
hear
her
speak.
"I
thought
maybe
she
passed
out
from
drinking,
but
it
may
have
been
from
the
bruise."
He
said
he
was
concerned
about
the
bruise,
but
did
not
.
.
!
,
6
:
tropical
heat.
,
,,,
j.
,
Thp
t-pfnrmc
at
11
p-n
imn
pf-
arrive.
ct
Awaits
20-Car
Barges
Iee.t
immediately,
Lyttleton
told
j
The
huge
crowd
had
been
wait-
i
The
Qu('en
nersU
aPPeared
reportcrjt,
and
will
be
regarded
ng
for
hours
in
stifling
heat,
i
flushed
from
the
heat
as
she
as
"experimental"
until
new
j
Finally
they
stampeded.
jrodc
through
the
city,
but
was
elections
a
year
or
more
from;
,.....
I
composed
at
both
the
children's
rfTheTreen
iZt
I
Prim"
'action
by
PoL
and
'
-
PaHiamentary
lunch-
amount
of
work
ready
has
tested
It
several
times,
vnpli
ted
on
the
j
The
apron
over
which
the
National
Rail-j
railway
cars
will
pass
is
made
,V
slip,
built
of
four
steel
trirdcrs
each
wciuh-
rock
fill
from
the
shore
to
the
slip,
which
Is
cipablc
of
accommodating
a
240-foot
long,
44-foot
wide
barge.
.
No
decision
has
been
made
as
workable.
Britain
reserves
the
j
ambulance
officials
prevented
a
j
eon-
right
to
throw
it
out.
the
needs
of-lng
31
tons.
Counterweight
on
tragedy.
They
moved
in
at
the
gates
as
the
crowd
surged
past
to
the
future
of
thc
temporary
I'l'
H
d
$45
000,-!
each
side
of
two
towers,
which
most
sensational
murder
cases
committed
suicide
Tuesday
in
a
Hollywood
hotel.
Police
said
Mrs.
Diane
Wells,
31,
succumbed
to
an
overdose
of
sleeping
pills.
She'
and
Negro
jazz
drummer
Johnny
Warren,
33,
were
indicted
by
a
grand
jury
In
Fairbanks
'in
the
fatal
shoottnic
of
her
hus
!p
&
Paper
;
house
thc
machinery,
each
weigh
slip.
';
During
development
of
the
MOPPET
GETS
TO
HUG
QUEEN
BEFORE
POLICE
INTERFERE
WEATHER
and
nelPfl
mothers
snatch
their
,.
j
children
out
of
danger,
forecast;
...
The
children
had
been
given
North
coast
region-Variable
j
60
tons.
They
are
made
of
steel
1
Mipervl.sp(
con-!
rails
and
concrete
and
were
put
pulp
mill
near
Ketchikan,
thousands
thousands
of
or
tons
tons
or
of
material
material
and
ana
heavy
neavy
macnincry
machinery
was
was
de
'"if
appruarh
from
;
together
on
thc
CN
dock
and
couc;incss
today
with
scattered
ance
at
the
fair
grounds
was
"if
slip-Bill
Van:
"'led
Into
place
by
the
derrick
e-snow
showers
along
the
main
livered
Hvcrcd
by
by
barge
barge
from
trom
here.
nerc.
aiajKhv
,inlv
frum.l
from
the
drvdock.
'
I
n.,H
-...
Overcast
this
even-
band,
wealthy
Cecil
Wens,
last
Oct.
17.
especially
put
on
for
them.
Some
10,000
had
parts
In
a
school
display
planned
for
the
royal
couple.
After
the
Queen
and
the
duke
111
mooring
wings
'
The
towers
on
either
-Ide
of
i
I1
slupment
was
made
about;
mR
wjth
occa,sionai
nght
rain
or
Uhp
slip
are
40
feet
high
and
mW-Januury
a
week
before
the
snow
tonlgilt.
cloudy
with
a
few
ortth,.
,;,.,.,
,.
'were
eiwled
at
the
end
of
the
I
barge
was
driven
on
the
rocks
;
sl,0WPrs
Thursday.
A
little
Warren
said
he
and
Mrs.
Wells
had
a
love
affair,
but
she
denied
BRISBANE,
Australia
I
Reuters)
Four-year-old
Narelle
Dick
of
Brisbane
walked
uninvited
up
the
steps
of
the
royul
dais
at
the
school
children's
display
here
today
and
threw
her
arms
around
Queen
Elizabeth's
neck
to
hug
her.
The
Queen
had
time
only
to
give
Narelle
a'startled
but
warm
smile
before
chief
inspector
T.
J.
Clark
of
Scotland
Yard
whisked
the
girl
away
and
returned
her
to
her
mother.
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of
Ketchikan
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occasionally
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is
awaiting
;
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rockfill
approach
over
it
and
maintained
she
was
innocent
of
the
shooting.
which
engines
will
push
ears
storm.
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southeasterly
20
In
exposed
areas
j
had
arrived,
the
crowds
broke
Ills
not
known
when
the
new,
tonight
and
westerly
20
in
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through
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and
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the
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the
CNR
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the
Ketchikan
plant
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high
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy,
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three
tracks
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go
into
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sometime
in
April.
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und
al-jns
it
approaches
the
slip.
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n
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tmimers
!
und
a
series
of
dolphins
on
the
'
shore
side
continue
another
200
i
leet.
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slip,
running
almost
parallel
to
the
shoreline,
faces
ul-
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Impressive
Welcome
Given
St.
Laurent
by
Japanese
most
due
north
and
23
feet
above
;
Longshoreman
J:
F.
Black
Dies
,
John
Francis
Black,
for
many
years
a
longshoreman
In
Prince
Rupert
and
well-known
along
the
waterfront
as
"Blaekic,"
died
yesterday
in
Prince
Rupert
hospital
after
a
lengthy
illness.
Born
In
Manitoba
in
1894,
he
had
been
on
the
west
coast
for
many
years,
working
as
a
miner
in
the
Alice
Arm
area
prior
to
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
A
veteran
of
the
First
World
War,
he
served
with
the
United
States
army
in
the
latter
years
of
the
war.
In
Prince
Rupert
he
was
a
member
of
Local
505,
International
Longshoremen's
and
Warehousemen's
Union.
There
are
no
known
survivors.
extreme
low
tido.
At
an
extreme
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prime
min-',
chief
court
chamberlain.
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tide,
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and
part
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and
Japan
1
masa
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to
welcome
the
of
the
track
would
be
below
srionK
hands
today
as
the
former
(Canadian
party,
and
Foreign
water.
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rolled
out
the
red
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Katsuo
Okazakl
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Korean
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Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
clasped
hands
warmly
with
Ja
newspaper
said
today
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Is
one
of
a
group
"becoming
tools
and
dupes"
of
the
Communists.
a,:,''
med
suddenly
S.
It
believed
f'1
news
of
m.
pan's
Shigeru
Yosbida
and
otner
dignitaries
as
he
thrived
for
a
three-day
state
visit
50-FOOT
CARPET
The
Nipponese
welcome
was
Impressive,
and
the
red
carpet
The
two
were
The
English-language
dally
Korean
Republic
assailed
the
Canadian
leader
for
saying
here
Monday
that
he
believes
the
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i"-0-
and
close
eight-foot
tide
variation
between
19
and
27
feet.
Work
on
the
slip
began
last
September
and
Dominion
Bridge
Company,
which
constructed
the
apron,
and
Western
Construction
Company,
which
erected
the
machinery
on
the
towers,
completed
their
Jobs
two
weeks
ago.
Skecna
River
Plledrlvlng
Company
is
completing
the
framing
job.
The
CNR's
bridge
and
build
was
literal
a
50-foot
plush
affair
111'.,
allies
should
be
realistic
about
s
w-aeceased
by
recognizing
Communist
China.
"In
thc
prime
minister's
defi
rolled
up
to
the
RCAF
C-5
transport
after
it
taxied
to
a
stop
at
Haneda
airport.
The
Canadian
leader
was
the
first
guest
to
be
met
by
a
Jap
'
survived
by
,
Brand-f
Wt'st
coast.
1
wlclower,
is
sur.
nition,
It
would
be
'realistic'
to
accept
disease
and
murder
and
t
'augnters,
MrS.
ing
department
made
the
towers
London
Results
of
the
soccer
games
played
today
In
the
United
Kingdom:
Scottish
League
,
Division
A
Dundee
1,
Airdrieonlans
0.
Scottish
League
'
Division
B
Dunferline
A
0,
Ayr
U
0
(tie).
brlgandry
just
because
we
have
them
with
us,"
the
paper
said.
It
added
that
"the
St.
Laur
anese
prime
minister
since
the
war.
Last
fall
Vice-President
Richard
Nixon
of
the
United
and
drove
piling
for
the
sub
structure
of
the
towers.
'states,
the
other
post-war
state
k
w.
.
e
Rupert
F
Wesley
of
Port
,ine8n,
Leonard.
'
fn
be
held
THEY
LIVE
A
LONG
TIME
in
the
Hawkins
family
of
Patchogue,
Long
Island.
Mr.
Oeorgi-anna
Hawkins
(centre)
celebrated
her
106th
birthday
on
February
28.
Her
younger
son,
Ralph,
71
(left),
points
to
the
date
on
the
calendar
while
son
Eugene,
85,
looks
on.
Added
together,
their
ages,
total
262
years.
.
:
....
1
ent's
of
this
world
actually
are
embracing
the
faceless
creed
of
communism
by
unwittingly
advocating
a
policy
of
appeasement."
BIG
ROCK
FILL
1
guest,
was
met
at
the
airport
by
An
estimated
19,000
cubic
the
deputy
premier.
yards
of
rock
were
used
in
the
Emperor
Hlrohito
sent
his
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