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In the meantime, have nothing to do, Fifteen mounties, armed and helmeted, patrol strategic out- door posts where there are no- guards to do the job. IS DISTRESSED ' Warden LeCorre, obviously distressed over a decision he made last Thursday that culmi- nated in the death of a guard and a prisoner, spoke to report- ers at a press conference in the prison board room, "I have nothing to hide," he said, 'I did the best I could." He was referring to an incident in the main cell block that started when guard Raymond | Tellier, 35, was held hostage by itwo rebellious prisoners, cous- ins Marcel Marcoux, 34, and Claude, Marcoux, 21. When Warden LeCorre or- dered his men to storm the cell with guns blazing, Tellier and Marcel Marcoux were killed, Police fired nine shots. The warden himself joined the attack and admits '"'one guard told me he came close to shoot- ing me in the back in the dark- ness." The Marcoux cousins grabbed Tellier when he opened t heir cell door to' find out why they hadn't reported for supper. They tied him to a chair and began stabbing him, Mr, Le- Corre said, WERE HYSTERICAL "The two prisoners were hys- terical," the warden said, "I couldn't reason with them, Ev- erytime I asked them some; thing, they would stab Tellier again and again. I couldn't even find out what they wanted." He said there is a "good chance' Claude pulled Tellier over him as protection when the order to rush was.given. When he made his decision, Warden LeCorre said, he was convinced that Tellier had already re- ceived "mortal wounds." Did he personally feel respon- sible for the guard's death? Warden LeCorre hunched his shoulders. 'I don't know. I just don't know. I did my best. |That's all I could do." He said it was the first time in his career that he was faced with making such a hard, fast decision. "There was no time for discussion, we had to do something." HIT BY BULLETS An autopsy later showed that Tellier was hit by four bullets-- in the head, shoulder and twice in the heart. Allen J. MacLeod, commis- sioner of penitentiaries for Can- ada, supported the warden's de- cision to shoot it out, as did Roland LeFrancois, president of the civil service assocaton lo- cal that represents the 600 pen- tentiary guards. Warden LeCorre said the up risings at St. Vincent de Paul are not peculiar to that institu- tion but are part of a Canada- wide trend in Prisons that "are overcrowded." prisoners renin naieepicnrentainennpehaiaieaete Press Meeting Changes Seen OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis- jter Pearson says new arrange }ments are in the making for his meetings with newspaper re- porters and broadcasters after . cabinet meetings. For years, reporters have clustered in a corridor leading to the Privy Council area where the cabinet meets behind closed doors. They put questions to the prime minister and other cabi- jnet members as they arrive for 'and leave cabinet meetings. On Monday Mr. Pearson told | reporters jammed into the cor- Tidor: "We are trying to'work qut jsome arrangements that you won't have to hanging around in the corr "a like this "If we -are siggesting any change, it's not to avoid the kind of information which you quite rightly would like to get after cabinet. "But it is to make it possible to give it in a way which would be more satisfactory to every- body concerned. It is 'not to break any coptact which has been established between the leader of the government and the press but make that con- tact much more efficient FINISH EXERCISE MANILA, The _ Philippines (AP)--Forty-one ships and 14,- 000 men completed today a 10- day test of the naval strength of members of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organiatiorf. 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