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Penny ante politics

Terrace is a town called apathy.

Or is it indecision,

That has to be the dismal impression
after this newspaper palled people who
may not be candidates for municipal
office. .

To their credit, Reeve A F. Goulet
and Councillor Vic Jolliffe will have no
part in the current pussyfooting. They
both will seek the reeveship,

The indecision of others will no

doubt provide ample topics for back yard .

speculation as to who really will and
who really won’t. But this fence-sitting
can only be condemned as penny ante
Politics,

This newspaper believes that the
time has come for candidates to declare
themselves and give electorate valid
issues to study,

Terrace is a community which is on
the verge of major expansion. But it can
not achieve stature, no matter how
great the economic cpportunities offered

ei

af a

it, unless it substitutes intelligent plan-

ning in place of village politics,

The present municipal council
to date shown little anticipdtion * or
understanding of the potential of the
community. Its decisions have ranged
the gamut of the merely adequate to the
inept, Individually the members of the
Council may be honored for their public
Spiritedness and varying abilities; but
collectively their decisions have been too

to the immediate irate compleint rather
than to the future which must be built
in this time of growth,

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This community is. in need of plans: | :

and policies. We would like to hear of
them from candidates and make the
December vote an election of ideas rather
than od popularity poll.

The people of this municipality need

to elect a Council, not the adult equiv-. ,

alent of class presidents,

has

inconsistent, their plans too conditioned _

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A Winnipeg salesman has fin-
ally come out from the shadows
of annonymity and announced:
*{ believe 1 can help prove there

| was a conspiracy to assassinate

The hanging vote

The Liberal Government is humane.
It will not hang criminals.

That is why the House of Commons .

will again vote on the abolition of cap-
ital punishment before the Feast of
Christmas.

The debate will be heard in every.
corner of Canada because the question
of whether or not to kill is one that draws
a violent emotional response from those
for and against the practice of giving
murderers their quietus at the end of the
rope.

Statistics have been much abused in

” the con! tinuing. debate but it wo id. at.
¢ eat punters eee dtteLd daatanitecorcled than. in fan ut

least: “oppear that
no mojor deterrent to murder: either
the criminal is too inflamed by. passion
to ponder the chances of his own decth;
or he considers himself too clever to be |
caught.

From a hurnan point of view, it
should be considered disgusting for

.. Christian Churches, there’ seems

society to throttle the life out of an in-
dividuaf’ to protect — or revenge —
itself. However, while the more vehement
proponents of death by hanging con-
tain so many representotives of the
little
likelihood of change.

Mr. Pearson’s Liberal Government,
with that same splendid assurance it
showed in calling the last election to end
minority government, has scheduled yet
another vote.

While the vote will not be subject.
ta party discipline, 1B months seems a
scant time for the House to reverse the

sen  T eaete ne
rat

ab ve

The Government has let no man be
the recorded decision of the elected re-.
hanged since that. time. But it has im...
posed clemency oh the nation egoinst
presentatives of the people.

The question is warth some national”
thought.

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President Kennedy.’”

As “Mr, X" Richard Gles-
brecht, a 35-year-old Mennonite
and father of four, has already
said in published interviews and

-| on television that he knew some-

thing of interest to Jim Garrls-
on, the New Orleans’ district
attorney who has staked his pol-
itical future on the claim that
he can prove Oswald was one of
a gang, not a loner.

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But in the November Maclean's
magazine, writer Jon Ruddy not
only identifies Giesbrecht, but
reveals in detail what Garrison
now wants him to tell a New
Orleans judge and jury...

On February 13, 1964, "three

..|@Months after the Dallas agsas:

Sination, Giesbrecht was in abar
at Winnipeg airport and over-
heard two men talking about the

killing of the president as though | -

tes had been involved in arrange
ing it, =.

He believes he was spotted
making notes of this conversat-
fon’ by a third man, who then
pursued him around the caver-
nous, modernistic airport build-
ing. The way writer Ruddy tells
it, the whole experience sounds
‘Kafkaesque, |

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- Glesbrecht was later inter-
viewed by a U.S. agent, who
reportedly said: “This looks Like
the break we've been waiting
for,”’ Three months later, claims
Giesbrecht, the same agent told
him to forget the whole thing
because "it’s too big,"

Giesbrecht took the advice, une
til earlier this year when Gar-
rison claimed he could prove
a conspiracy and that David W.
Ferrie, a New Orleans pilot sub.
sequently found.dead, was part

of it, Giesbricht. saw Ferrie's

photo in a newspaper. and ident-
ifled him as one of the two con-
splirators he’d overheard.

on en ee

Canadian cities,

MUNICIPALITIES: TO: FACE ~

Manitoba man witness to
JFK assassina tion plot?

By phone, Garrison told him
his evidence was a vital plece
of ‘the jigsaw, and now Gles-
brecht is trying to decide wheth-.
er to go to New Orleans and give
evidence in the “conspiracy”
trial scheduled for this winter,
' His wife wants him to stay out
of it — understandably, since
some 20 people tenuously linked
to investigations of an alleged
conspiracy have died since Novy-
ember 1963,

fauiz HALL l

Each correct answer counts 10
points; Score yourselfas follows;
100 genius; 80 to 90 superior;
70 to 80 excellent; 60 to .70
good; 50 to 60 average; 40 to 50
fair.

FOR MEN: .

1, One of these is known as
the.“royat" bird: Duck,Goose,
Turkey, Swan, *

2, What was the relationship

to Solomon? Father, Uncle,
Cousin, Brother... .. 4: :
3. The Sahara Desert, which

iE HAZARD?

The next big crisis in miitleipal politics may not be
’ housing and it may not: be: pollution. —airor water, But
it may well be the hippie movement
bor, leave-us-tlone philosophy practiced by the flower people
who seem to have settled down comfortably: ‘in half a dozen

—the. love-your-neigh-

“Perhaps hippies aren't such a bad iot after ‘all, 1s ‘come
ments Civic Administration editor Frank- Morgan,
tainly. they don’t warrant the kind of remarks made by Acte
ing Mayor Robert Baird of Victoria, when he banmed them
from holding'a Sunday: ‘lovesin in the city’s main park with
the comment that he had ‘no love to offer the hippies’ and
added that if he had his way.he’s send the police into the
parks with whips to flush them out, .

“(Core

This means the powerful U5,
jet bombers are just a minute's
flying time from China,

i is true that President John.
son has taken a coldly calculated
risk in ordering his aircraft
into this region,

virtually impossible ‘for the Pe-
king regime to intervene in the
Vietnamese conflict at this time.

Mr, Johnson probably is cor

PRESIDENT. OF

CALL ON

= BOB CHRISTI

_ TERRACE EQUIPMENT SALES -

IS PLEASED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT MR. EB. D. (TED)
DOLLEMORE HAS REJOINED HIS STAFF AS

SERVICE MANAGER

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+ CHAIN SAWS, OUTBOARD MOTORS, POWER MOWERS, are.

Doubtless he believes that the],
| present chaos in China makes it

}dagyic
possible disaster, Ia”
time ‘for the President to. make

J) talks: with Hanot?"”*

US jets 60: seconds

from world holocaust
. Issued by the United Church Board of Evangelism)

American aircraft have been bombing North Vietnamese
_ territory: that is only 10 miles from the Chinese frontier,

rect in his assessment — for the
moment, at any rate, But it is
also quite possible that several
bombing errors by U.S, ptanes
gould still bring great ruin to

A miscalculation by Washington

“even at this time of turmoi?

in China could still lead to.a
global war, It ls true that Pe-
king — which 1s facing many
hostile -neighbours —: is

Fin a position to fight a big war.

But -when great nations are

driven into a comer, they have

been knomm to lash out in the

‘past, without logic and. With Little

thought as to what the final: re-
sult might be.

Quite apart from risking. a
war with the most populous land
on earth, President Johngon is

forgetting his promises that he

would try to setile the Vietnam
‘conflict by peaceful means,

There have been. rumours that
President Johneon is:sending out
peace feelers but ‘there are no
indications that’ such overtures
have’ been made. The only lane
guage ' the United States seems
to. be using at the. present time
is ate thunder of. even . larger

por ed Nationa Secretary-Gen-
eral -U. Thant believes thatacesse
ation of U.S, bombing of the North

‘would: lead. to peace talks within

two to three weeks,
“U"-Thant, a Burmese, ‘is close

-to.; men: who: have contact with

Hanol,.* rho.

; Hes no ‘reagon: to: issue
idle ‘promises, He. must know.
‘that North: Vietnam is not as
Antransizent, a8: » Washington

only: one: minute: away from
i€ ‘not

Mr, "Joluison's bombers are tos | oe

mS the TareEBt fessert;” i

“is larger than the entire United
States, True or false, -

- 4 Who discovered theSt. Law-

- rence River? Henry Hudson,
“Ponce de Leon, Jacques Car-

. §, According to an ancient be-
Hef, birds started their mating
on: June i, February 14,
September 15, December 1,
6, Complete these titles of
Shakespeare plays: ‘The Mer-
chant of 2” ‘“tAtl's Well
That Ends 27 santhony and
2 “As You Like?

7, Carl Sandburg became fa
mous for his blographies of;
‘The Great Emancipator”
‘The Great Nullifier’ “The
Great Commoner’? “TheGreat
Compromiser’’

Utah is Salt Lake City, True

‘ orfalse.

- FOR YOUNG PEOPLE:

_ 9. In which year was San F ran-
elsco, Californias, struck by an
earthquake that killed approx-
imately 500 persons? 1915,
1988, 1922, 1906,

10, What are the young of seals
called? Cubs, Pups, Calves,
Colts,

ANSWERS:
1, Swan; 2, Father; 3, False;

Great Emancipator,”’ who was
Abraham Lincoln, 8. True;
9, 1906; 10. Pups. : '

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