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" Weinberger —
kidnapper
“to die tonight |

- OSSINING, N.Y. w—John Oe
- Angelo. ‘Lamarea; - his legal’ | 0
pleas exhausted inthe kidnap-
killing © of little. Peter Wein-.
- berger, ‘is. Scheduled «to die
tonight. in. the .electric: chair.:
‘The 33-year-old | Lamarea’s
final hope -is, last minute ac-
tion by Governor Averell Mar- -
_riman, ae
‘Lamarca snatched 33- day-
‘Old. Peter from his carriage
outside the Weinberger's West-
bury, N-Y., home July 4, 1956. |
"He. left . the: baby. ‘to die, in
-a-lonely briar and. honeysuckle
; Patch the next day, _

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offer June. 20. ge 2
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LARVEST ‘BOUNTY_—A. fabulous’ ‘flow of w at, part: f. US. S
largest. since 1947. and second largest. on record, pours: ‘into a’
river barge at ‘the Cargill: elevator in. St, Louis, ‘Mo.; The; barge
matches the capacity ofmore than’50. rail cars. It. will: Bo down, 4

“deep i in red = Mississipp} to be exported from Baton, ae La
"OTTAWA (P)—Frank Howard Plat an e crash. kills : three |

   
  
  
    
 

 

  
 
 
 
  
  
 

 
  

 

: ” AMMAN: “Jordan : “(Reu ers)
More British ‘troops arrived in:
|} Amman. today as. ‘reinforcements. e
requested » by King- Hussei for. “The new ‘figures are: “ Sockeye,|
| British ‘forces, already. here: 726 to.28- ‘cents a° pound, compared]
- Chartered’ planes ‘of. the: Jor with: 25 ‘cents. in: the ‘June 20: of-: Pout
_. | danian’ ‘airline - were: flying: “thi
*.\ troops’ from the port: of Aquaba.
mi 2 Amman . to.reinforce the 2,500:
bolstering ° Hussein's, re-,

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‘the United. Fishermen. and
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“(CCF-Skeena)_ said’ Wednesday
|. British. Columbia is “heavily in
“debt” despite ‘Tosy statements.toj} .
ithe contrary, by Premier, Bennett | oe
of BC, “
“speaking. in the Commons, Mr:
Howard | said .Mr. ‘Bennett, -who| .
is also “his. -province’s ‘finance |
ox minister Meeps. a “separate set’

 

 

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' Mr, Howard ‘said ‘But. there was
also the Indirect debt, which Mr.
Bennett didn’t mention. 2:

       
    
   

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jt crashed Wednesday into a hill}.

 
 
   

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ion Bureau of Statistics shows
the direct debt in B.C. .as: $86,-
000,000 and the indirect debt

at. $382, 000, 000,

h- 7 - —
speech aritictzing. the federal Richard Green, 36, of Penticton He is- well known In this area and: ritory but Israel agreed. Wednes- | Island man West ‘said: One
government's $6,416,000,000 bond jand Const. J. R, Cormier, 27, of |has boasted to local residents of | day night to their resumption. | _ a . “Mr. West;iin.a . prepared state- |
his ability to “live off the land. Middle East. discussions con- rent, demanded an investigation

conversion plan. He. appealed to
Finance Minister’ Fleming, not
to “take lessons” from. Mr, Ben-
nett in keeping separate sets
of books.

Two donations
- boost fund

y Larry Bollon Fund now
stands at $373.79 as two dona-
tlons totalling $12 were receiv-
ed by the Royal Bank, August
4,

we Contributions received were
S10 from The Women's Auxil-
Jary of the Uniled Fishermen
ana Allied Workers’ Unton at
Yort. Kdward, and $2 from Per-
ry A. Bolton,

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side, above nearby™. Skaha | Lake
later provedto—be: quseless— =
The Beaver floatplane was fly-
ing low following reports from
residents who. said they, had seen
a suspicious man, ‘later cleared.

Vancouver. .
GIRL BEATEN TO DEATH
The crash occurred on the op-

posite side of the lake from the |

cabin in which the body of at-
tractive Antta Budde, 28, was dis-
covered by her employer carly
Monday. A recent immigrant
from Germany, Miss Budde was
working in an orchard at Kale-
den.

Discovery of the nude, beaten
body started the search through-
out this area of the Okanagan
Valley, a country of Inkes, wood-
ed slopes and orchard farms,

Cpl, Ralph Brown of the three-
man detachment at this small
community 10 miles. north of
Penticton, was shot twice Tues-
day by a man he was questioning
while taking part in the search,
He is in good condition, suffer=

 

 

“Dm ‘sorry: I have to-do this to
“you.”. “He fired as: the officer.
satin. ‘his car, then ran into the.
‘bush_ on a nearby hillside..

“MOST. DANGEROUS” ;
_ Police say they ‘know the iden-

A former employer said the man
is “a really tough character” and
police described hiny “most dan-'
gerous.”

No warrant has been {issued for
the suspect but-his name and de-
scription have | been widely’ cir-
culated,

The. search by police -patrols
and local farmers. armed with
rifles, shotguns. and revolvers,
was suspended for the night late
‘Wednesday with no solid clues.
found. ' Road blocks were main-
tained throughout the night on
all Highways leading out of the
aren.

Cause of the crash of the Beay-
er search plane remained a mys-
tery Wednesday night. “> de-
partment of transport enquiry
wis to be held Into the aceldent
and an inquest was to open later
Lhis week,

 

 

~ Forest access roads seen vi tal
for BC. timber fire protection

ty FRASER MacsDOUGALL

— Ganadiin Presd But Writer
DORSET, Ont. @ — British
Columbin'’s erltlent! forest five
outbreak Jed Canndtan forestry
exports Wodnesday night to call
oy federal and provincial gov-
ernments to vote funds for con.
atruction of forest access roads
wherever they are needed. in
HAUL,

“the National Forest Fire Ro-.

aenreh Conference ananimously

npproved = a recommendation

from A. V. Backman of Van-

forest Income to protect forost
capltal for future use,

Mr. Buckman, who enrilor re-
portod lghtning-cnaused — fires
had ravaged more than 1,000,000
neres tn) B.C. with a tiniber loss
of $20,000,000 snid forest access
ronds ware vital all across tho
country to provide fast accass
to Hghtning strikes, usually in
remote arons diffiowll to reach,

MAY CONTROL STORMS
At Ita oponing HORAIQN, 1 panel

vocntell crak: flro- fighting units
nnd prevent thont from spread-

ing
TACTICS IN USK
Ho related experience of his
company, Canadian Internations
mM Paper, whlch = ostabiished
auch tits this year in ite vare
lous operating irons ity Quebec
and New Brunswiolk,
Ontario forest protection chiof
Ty, 1. Mnckoy sild Ontario ap-
proved tho shosk-troop princt-
ple and tuned. It Whorovor dK-

‘| toreh while trying

established © lines::,of”, -comnitini-
cation between. “Agiaba And);
Amman.” :

into Jordan was halted’ earlier
this | week: when | Israel. banned

tinued in. Cairo, with special
U.S. envoy Robert Murphy show-
ing no outward resentment at
the. initial snubbing. he got from
President .Nasser of. the United
Arab Republic, .

KEPT WAITING.

Nasser kept Murphy waiting
until mid-evening Wednesday
before he would’ reccive him.
But Murphy said they had. a
“very thorough, very friendly,
very ‘satisfactory conversation
ranging over a large number
of subjects.”

 

AG charges |
arson

backfired

‘PONTIAC; Mich, W—Michigan
‘| Attorney-General: Paul L. Adams
anid: tadny he believes Teram-

|sters Union official Frank Kiler-

dorf was turned Into a human
to set fira
to a cleaning store in nearby
Flint,

Adaing told a press conference
‘nhs bollof is based “on what wo
have discovered so. {ny that
Kilerdorf inourred his injurl as
while sething a fire trom whelh
he fled.”

Tho 5G-yonr-ole Klordort, uv
business agont for a Tonmators
Union loca) at Filnt, staggered
Into n Pontine hospital carly
Monday with burns over o6 per
vont of his body, Ho Ag not ox.

‘The initial airlift. of troops oe

‘for supp Iyi ing

“Francis John Moodie, of Digby
Island was fined $50, costs or
in default of payment sentenced
to on emonth in jail when he
pleaded guilty in Port. Edward
police court Saturday to a
charge of supplying a minor
with an Jntoxicant,

Also in Port Edward police
court Jacob Hordychuk, of Digby |:
Island was fined $25, costs or
in default of payment sentenced
to 10 days in ‘Jall when he plead-
ed guilty. to n charge of being
a minor mn possession of an In-
toxicant. |

 

year epey see ‘no reason’ ‘to ta a te

“sufficiently. broad. to . permit
complete. inquiry. Anto law. on-

ed - discrimination; against. the
Native population.” oot

~The ‘clty’s committee; entering |-
its third day of closed inquiry. to-
day, istexpected: to bring in its
recommendations: within.a week.

The labor: council also recom-
mended: examinatiomof. local jail).
fncilities, use of U.S, troops dur-:
ing the’ riot, and treatment ' of
demonstrators. .

- Today, the’ Indian: population |
itself mada Its first public. pro-
test since the riot.

Warold: ‘Sinclair of Cassiar
Cannély,on behalf of the Na-
‘lives Jin this area, charged that .
Indians have. suffered from ill-

 

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today.’ ce
To offset’ such. a wage. ‘pill a 35-
per-cent Increase. in freight rates
would be needed,: 0 Joint CNR-
CPN statement sald.
The sbatement—signed by ONE
Vice-President W, T. Wilson. and
CPR Vice-President D, 1. MeNelll
—did not say whether tho rail-
ways Will. accept or reject: the
conciliation board’ $ majority: ‘Toe
or
lt sald operating ‘and traffic
conditions aye belng ‘analysed. in
the ‘git ‘of tho proposed wage
Incroases before Labor Mintstor
Starr Is given the ratlway, replys |

GIVE WARNING: Me
The railways, howover, warnod

that a $00,000,000 “ wago ‘hike
would “novitably reduce relay,

employmont further.”

» Thoy did not elaborata, .:

The conaiintion board pron O=
od. July, 30 that a threo-stage
wago {nerenke be granted. the
rallway's 130,000 non-oporatiy a
employees. It aulggosted n wako
incronse of four. cents an hour
retroactive to.last Jan, 1, 0 threes
porecont Increnxzo offaotivo, noxt|

| able
conver Unat the governmonts clacuaslon on Hah tning and for 4 poctad to live, | | Bopt. band. Anothor, thrao One |
bn naked to consider the ox- bat tira control tho conforene rascvareuasossensresavenseccaens Adama linked “tho burning rh Lt cont noxt April: * mm
' -{s Bhe: mocommendatiotis,. ‘algned

ponditaye on forest nocess ronds
wa Invoating Nn part of todiy's

erent te ey yaepepreeieapanmany

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aarti ee natn marci ony
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port that thore la hope nian may
ba able to modify oar control
Homo typos of Hahtuing storm,

Roporting on Vehtning-control
atudied fn the UA, Arthur
Brown of the U.8. forest. aorvica
aul Washington, D.0,, antd ibomay
ho possible to xoad aumulus
clonda with allver niteate and
prevent them from folning up
to form a mason Uehtning storm,

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to move In fash on sind): Clyos

Falling tree’
cuts electricity

A falling bros that broke
the ‘Valls’ Uiver’ power line
nour Thalimoral, on tha Skoone
River kopt olty ronidants wilhe
out olnotriolty. tor whqubl ono
hows early this morning, Nore
thern Vrittah Columbia Power
Company suporintendent W,
DW, Sirlbh roportad today. -

With an oxplosion and fro Sun-
day night at the Latroiila Clean
ors at Mink. Tho fro waa ropor-
tod at 11 pan, Klerdort arrived

milos awry, ab 7 aim, Monday,
TWO THEORIES

~ Adams, who quoeatianad wit-
Nonaos through the night, said
“Wo are lott with tho following
thoorlvas That this was an, or-
ganived nttompt as part of
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wee no ality, vr ot va
atled ‘at Onsalar Onin
Bab: Pin. on! Troadny, Me
wan . ‘Garinery workor nt: Onaniar,
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week by a ‘conciliation oard—would ost’ $60, )
a year if extended to all employees, the. railwa |

‘minority: report saying no:

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Fr “Thomson of: Regina and n
nominee David Lewis of. Toronto,
are not’ binding on elther.party.., : a
The company. nomincePhilip .
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Increase should, bo: /branted |
this timo, . °
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Man crush
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A $S-your old Maxse
Wis brushed to death be "
~yestorday in: Massett -whert.e:
ibont that wan betng: construe
- tod brake loose: trom: itn skid
and. fell on hime fy

“Mr. Reginald “Davidwen
-workking on . tha: conuteuath
‘of wo hont at: the: Maniett' ho t
yard. whan’ the: acelden
‘ourred; ROMP at: Prine
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