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Accused Wept As Body Seen QUEBEC (CP, -- A police of- ficer testified Saturday that Leopold Dion went to his knees and wept as provincial police The newest Canadian develop-|dug up the body of 13-year-old ment consists of sonar equip-|Pierre Marquis last July 5. ment capable of being lowered} Dion's reaction was described to sound different levels of the\by provincial police Inspector sea. |Martin Healey, testifying during It is a breakthrough that has' the fourth day of Dion's trial proved erireeoy successful : on a capital murder charge. sounding wide areas -- and) i ; d depths--of ocean. But a major) ages gi tipte tried specific problem remains -- all sonar|4lly for the death of Marquis, equipment becomes ineffective|one of four boys strangled and d of 15 knots, when/buried during. a five-week pe- \riod last spring. The trial continues today. Exercise Shows Threat Of Subs and other conditions cause ,in- terference. Canadian Press reporter Rod Currie was with Can- ada's five-ship contingent in NATO exercises off north- ern Scotland, 'In this story he reports on the navy's fu- ture role as a_ defensive force in the nuclear-subma- rine age. By ROD CURRIE ABOARD HMCS BONAVEN- TURE (CP)--This year's NATO) sea exercises in the North At-)above a spee t lantic prove more emphatically|water pressure causes interfer- than ever that what the NATO/ence. can do it can do very well. | Mea Y | 'It is what it cannot do, andjstrives for in -- = ye SAY SABIN SAFE i hat no force on earth)more conventional aspects of| ° eg that presents a) big ques-|War at sea that would be of su-| CHICAGO (AP)--A mass im- nwhile, the NATO navy| | | tion mark in Western defence.|preme importance in any con-/munization program in Los An- At the heart of the matter are/flict this side of nuclear war- geles County in which more the big, highly sophistizated, nu-|fare. jthan 7,500,000 doses of Sabin clear - powered and nuclear-y ocATED SUBS joral polio vaccine were admin- ee Pete In these exercises the Cana-|istered without a single case of Tear aie feat tore Soccer ae THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 2, 1963 19 Iceland Booming On Heavy Catch REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP)-- The fishing is good and Iceland doned for modern housing. As fast as housing becomes avail- able--and at high cost because most building materials except - cement must be i \--Ice- landers pack them with furni- ture; houschold appliances and other comforts. i island outpost has assumed as/ ay) this demand has brought a charter member of the West-/, rise in prices. This, in turn, is booming. ern alliance, has had a chain effect on More than two years of| The present expansion gives|wages, which are pegged to the bumper fish catches havejthe government a terrific eco-\cost-of-living index, and in- brought a spending spree. New\nomic headache--how to keep|creased production costs buildings are springing up, in-|the inflationary spiral under Some Icelanders scent danger cluding 12-storey apartmenticontrol and at the same tim@|in another direction -- barter houses, to keep ahead of pop-|further a careful move forward|trade with the East-bloc coun- ulation growth and the trek|toward freer trade, tries, Iceland has few alterna- from country to city. eee : tive markets. To sell herring, it The boom has brought lied eer hee eee have peen|™Must be prepared to take Rus- tion and a severe 'labor short- ., good--and remember 90 to|S!@0 petroleum and wood, So- age, 195 per cent of our exports are Mh ee and a "We are trying to build tooifish or fish products--that it mi be * eel ae Piping in much, too fast," said a member|was like striking gold," said a Me! aoe on v9 Bdethgod hk of the Althing (parliament).|parliamentarian. "We WOPElin iraisting on -- alate "We are doing in one genera-\ready to exploit our good for-|,,, Ay 8 ce Dre tion what other countries have|tune and so we have a boom."| © 9"¢ qally. done over many | generations. | Money is pouring into har- \We are impatient. |bors, roads and schools, into After centuries of virtual iso-\power plants and housing and lation, Iceland and its 185,000 in-|into development of the fishing|Uttal, 55, whose announcer's habitants have suddenly been|industry, Icelanders are buying|yvoice was known to millions in ANNOUNCER DIES NEW YORK (AP) -- Fred | No navy could, with any de- and senior Canadian oficer Sprite, gree of certainty, claim to be srioat (Atlantic), onstrates the safety of the|shaken out of their sleep as more modern boats to go after|the days of radio's Mr. District method, a medical team. re-|{hough awakened by an erup-|the fish, They also are buying|Attorney and Cavalcade of capable of locating and destroy-) ww. found a good number of Ported Friday. All three types jtion of one of its 150 volcanoes.|more automobiles and trucks to|America, died Thursday in hos- gaat Thila thie hale f o ; : \Icelanders have been thrust into! pound or roe i isi its in- ing them in time, While this bal lsupmarines," he says, ""Welof Sabin vaccine were used in\the main stream of Intemnariond srosned tack," leaded Martin: Kane, The Figtt found them in very adverse|the fall and winter of 1962 and|tional life by the air age and) The old turn huts in the bleak|of the Week and Q.E.D., a quiz ELECTION DAY VIOLENCE nae weather conditions. We were 1963. - iby the responsibilities this bleak/countryside are 'being aban-lshow. ; : tolte ; lactly, lack of power, continues Venezuelan soldiers con- underground snipers whose up their cb daring ta construe in itself a sort of 5114 to harass and 'attack' them verge on entrance. of apart- fire had just killed an armed closing hours of the Venezuela | diaaicdalence: able to harass and "attaes' thes ee forces intelligence agent and presidential election mutual ' > war, With the aircraft of Bonaven- ment house on-Caracas today, 4 \deq his wife as they left --AP Wirephoto | But Commodore R. P. Well-\ture seeking trace of Castroite their home. Terrorists stepped ys and, in command "es Canada s "We were able to. direct de- se ---------- -|five-ship contingent in the NATO) trovers in close contact for fur lexercises off northern Scotland,|tnor tormentine-them. We were |does not believe it will always able to ach eve this kind of re- jbe so. |sult repeatedly, nat just once." SEEK A-SUB DEFENCE | The opinion in some quarters "I do not subscribe to-a cur.|that even the conventional subs rent notion that the nuclear-pro-|are practically invulnerable pelled submarine is invulnerable gets little support from Welland now and always will be," he In fact, the conventional die- said in an interview aboard the| sel electric submarine is, in my laircraft carrier Bonaventure as|VieW, In a tenuous position the six-nation exercises drew to|28ainst modern forces. poe la close. | "Were there to be a shooting . >i "oul "The solution to the:e prob- Segoe their losses would be The next day, Mrs. Kennedy|lems, as with any problem, lies) ne am sure of it took her two children, Caroline,|in the energy of those whose now 6,. and John 3, to pray|task it is to solve them at the coffin i 1 Sast Room.| "I quite honestly believe we Then more tl 4,000 \friends,|know what needs .to be done officials, con en, diplo-|Doing it, of course, depends on Cuban Youths | . mats, staff me ers and re-;what kind of people we are] Conscripted porters came to pay respects inj}and whether we think the prob- a daylong downpour of rain that)lem neéds solving." MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Raul ear to symbolize the tra-| ire ee Bight age gedy. minister, told all. men aged 17 | But in her grief, Mrs. Ken-| Sunday, Mrs. to 45. in his country Saturday nedy remembered others. She/hér children, to register for military service By FRANCES LEWINE thanked the priest who admin- coats in co to repel "aggression of the Yan- WASHINGTON (AP) She istered last rites. 'Pray for him black, to ride kee imperialists' or any other ose a gay pink suit that day|(Kennedy)," she begged. to deliver Kennedy's body to lie enemies. e getting started. Soe in state in the Capitol rotunda. The brother of Premier Fidel husband explained her PRAYS WITH OTHERS In the rotunda, Mrs. Ken- Castro said registration would to several thousand|,, Her voice was clear and aud-| 14, Sith deen 'circles unde! be Sunday and today sf ' ible as she said responses to) bie SOC CATCIOS under Y. the} ais . 17: 420. he n-|Prayers with others, There were ie oe Hee ya anguished but re ves j ash bai ino hysterics. sp ermined, to ok Caroline s announced ona radio roadcast In the 75 hours from Ken- and went to kneel and kiss monitored here, will be in the nedy's death until his coffin was|' tego th Sig igen Se phan siegiotpe Arling.| She | i : , ' 2 i |) know, but then 'she looks eee oe Mehl sire |950,000 ones: oo {ctl department in which the Cana-| ceptions." much. better than we do." | hase a vagithan 24 h jdian navy specializes. To im-| There was the inevitable be ated thse Kennedy. was vas Pesan back at\Prove on it, the scientists are| : ; | ; 8 was back at). i | -- ee eee ts 1' death and funeral of Ken-|9 p.m. to knee] aA kiss the Bi barsosbea Rae ---- boa pst ; ; nedy and his widow's grief/fin while the line of mourners| | Dallas, Tex., that fair Friday Of] yore @ public display. | watched, ocean, including water' temper-| the pink of her wool suit and| The world knew of the private pang prt, EYES pillbox hat, and ouching..moment. At el sone funeral was Monday th They stepped into the big hospital when Mrs. Kennedy third birthday Fae ae He dark blue convertible they hadjhad tearfully kissed her. hus-| vie. jacted Hee heute and: Mra The Canadian navy is already)man, Armand Lajambe, with . shared on so many state -occa- band's lifeless lips and put her Kennedy stood unflinching Well ahead of others in the so-\Tobbery, police assault and sions and 'the winding 11-mile|Wedding ring on his finger. | throuch most of the 1 ~inar field and both the Royal/common assault after an el- motorcade began. Then the bronze: coffin was|santry, But twice teare filei Navy and the: United States\derly Salvation' Army member ) ' The crowds 'stood 10 to 12/closed, never to be opened)... ere ine iets: led N if hav. : sed interest in|Was struck down. Friday and deep on sidewalks and cheered.|again in public. alee undated Had been tn leeauining sauipeant "Or Cana. |tobbed of receipts from the Se ee ere ace een GO TO WASHINGTON --_vited to St. Matthews Cathe.\dian design, jeele Of the organization's ming: e-eonnalic Gf ewes. atid' thele Slightly more than 90 minutes dral, where Richard Cardinal) Conventional sonar equip- Fathi War Cry. Police said wives--saying what a fine wel-|atter_ Kennedy had been taken|Cushing, who had married the|ment, fastened to the hull of a athleen Crockett, 79, was leav- the Kennedys had been|0. Parkland hospital, his body|Kennedys, baptized their chil-|ship, is seriously limited in pen-/n& a downtown tavern when | as was carried out a rear en-jdren and said the funeral mass|etrating various sea depths/She Was grabbed and tossed to au. trance. Mrs. Kennedy walked|for infant Patrick, officiated. |where change of temperature|the ground, ENJOYING HERSELF _ beside it and entered a cream-| Soe a = . Kennedy, 34, just resum- Colored ambulance for a police official activities after the|@scorted dash to Dallas airport, ath of her infant son three|Where the presidential jet planc , had not been on a|Waited to take the slain presi- speech-making tour since 1960.|dent. to Washington. It was her first visit to Texas.|. Inside, 27 persons crowded She shook hands freely in the|into the gold-carpeted presiden- | | crowds, won cheers with a 73-/tial compartment. Vice - Presi- i | sword specch in Spanish, and ad-/dent Lyndon Johnson and_ his li -mitted she was 'enjoying cam-|Wife moved to clasp Mrs. Ken- paigning. nedy's. hands in deep emotion They, had expected trouble in|as she arrived. Republican Dallas, a centre of| Her first public appearance as political cons atism, but their|the grieving wife was to stand reception was being describedjthere, blood stains still on her "magnificent." clothing, as Johnson took the President, they can't\oath of office as president. you believe now that; Mrs. Kennedy sat by Ken- rere are not some in Dallasinedy's cffin on. the 1,500-mile, who love and appreciate you,'/24-hour journey, said Governor, Connally's wife, At Andrews Air Force Base } e, in Maryland, a great, ungainly You should know, you sure|yellow cargo lift lowered Ken- can't," said the president as the|nedy's coffin an the 1,500-mile, big car, taking them to lunch-/nedy standing beside it, holding eon at the Trade Mart, ap-|tightly to the hand of her proached the six-storey Texas|brother - in - law, Attorney - hool Depository building at;General: Robert F. Kennedy. 2:30 p.m, |Her face showed her anguish, SHOTS RING OUT but she retained composure. iddenly, there were those WAITS AT HOSPITAL sharp cracks that sounded| A grey navy ambulance took fireworks. them to Bethesda Naval Hospi- Mrs. Kennedy cried out "Oh,|tal. For almost 10 hours Mrs. no!" as her husband fell back,|Kennedy waited there while face down on the back seat,/doctors performed an autopsy blood spurting from wounds in/and the president's body was his head and neck. |prepared for burial. She tried to lift him and cra-| Mrs, Kennedy stayed. there die his head in her lap. ss |hecause she did not want to Oh, my God! They've killed /jeave the body, aides said. She my husband," she cried. took no sedatives "Te > "bh? 1, Jack, Jack," shé called the} She began almost at once to name of the handsome, 46-year-| ' old man who had been smiling|P!an the funeral. She approved the burial in a site among Ar- beside her moments before. But! ;. : ; John F, Kennedy, the man she|!inston National Cemetery's had married 10 years ago,|/26,000 dead, she requested an never regained consciousness. jeternal flame in his memory, The secret service man, who she started discussing plans for had been with her for three)? Monument. years, came leaping over the) Mrs. Kennedy chose to pat back of the car to throw him:|tern Kennedy's funeral . after self spread-eagled over them.|that of Abraham Lincoln, sim- Mrs. Kennedy reached a hand/ilarly martyred almost 100 years to help him. ago. GOVERNOR SHOT It was announced there would As a bullet slammed into his € amarching procession to the back, Connally shouted: 'My)funeral mass and Mrs. Kennedy God. thev're 'going to kill us/Said she would walk behind the peter | orse - drawn caisson bearing "Get this car out of here,"|the body. It was believed to be snapped an agent. And, the li-|the first time a president's wi- mousine made a breakneck dash|40w had done this. } for Parkland Hospital. 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