Oshawa Times (1958-), 10 Jun 1964, p. 21

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GENEVA (AP)--The Interna- tional Commission of Jurists Tuesday cleared the United . States of Panamanian charges that American troops and police violated human rights in the bloody Panama Canal Zone ri- ots last January. The commission found, how- ever, that excessive force may have been used to put down the rioting and to stop sniping from the "Fanamanian" side of the also criti- and snipers and, for doing noth- ing against inflammatory broad-| casts at the height of the crisis. Twenty-two persons, including three American soldiers, were killed and about 325 others were injured during the incidents Jan, 9-12. Panamanian crowds, enraged in a dispute about the flying of the Panamanian flag in the Canal Zone, burned down several buildings and wrecked cars, shops and other American property. The commission, a private or- ganization of lawyers, judges and law professors throughout the non-Communist world, was asked by the National Bar As- sociation of Panama to investi- gate whether the gunfire of U.S. Salice and soldiers against the rioters was a violation of the Universal Declaration of Hu- man Rights. a | ae "-- SB" Here's How YOU Can Be In Auto Pileup gh api ha anus 'es. oe 3 3 ° ' year at siren God Fe Gg . A Lucky Winner! Trenton late Monday night. Killed was Cpl. George : O'Hara_ stationed at Trenton. : : y e . 2 Two other airmen were injured i Bring your copy of the circular to our store! in the crash which took oo : , : tsi station's mai ; ' "iaiee coe te "O'Hara car ® Check the number on the front of your circular with the lucky collided with a car driven by : : numbers posted at our store. LAC Raymond Gilles < was uit ; treated for cuts and bruises. a j , Corporal Victor Corrigan, . 1 » i/ o° e ! I eide got a iin a hal wed -- ba item passenger in O'Hara's car su | aiongsi rn riai fered internal injuries and was| | gside your number for the ridiculously low price shown. te er ae BLE ELE ELIE ORSON EN EE ET IT, UES waee'y SLALOM MOREAU IEL ID ORAM OASIS AIRE RRR I INEST ES NER EN Sree "LOOK FOR YOUR LUCKY NUMBER! .... YOU MAY BE A BIG WINNER! Kidnap Victim's Car Di "a : © ADMIRAL AIR ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV _--@ '5-PC, DINETTE SUITE POLE LAMPS © FOOT STOOLS r uiscover CONDITIONER McCLARY-EASY WASHER @ HARDING CARPET STEAM IRONS » Casi tounees PETERBOROUGH (CP) -- A @ KROEHLER BEDROOM BEAUTYREST MATTRESS HOOVER VACUUM PICNIC TABLES @ ADMIRAL RADIOS owned' by Lloyd Hannah of Nobleton, Ont., who told police SUITE SKLAR RELAXER CLEANER ROLL-AWAY BEDS he 'had 'been' kidnapped. was © McCLARY-EASY | KROEHLER ROCKER GE. TOASTER BISSEL SWEEPERS @ HAIR DRYERS lound a mile sou a REFRIGERATOR LANE CEDAR CHEST COOLING FANS 24" ELECTRIC BAR-B-Q. © BABY STROLLERS" Glen near here Tuesday by provincial police. aah oe into a store 12 days ago claiming he had point from his home to some- where north of Peterborough where he was held in a shack. His car was locked and his ignition key was inside it when it was found. cen SALE STARTS THURSDAY 9 A.M. Husband Perishes Under Tractor After Anniversary MILVERTON, Ont. (CP) -- Just one year and a day after they were married, Mrs. Wil- liam Wikler found her husband crushed to death under his over- turned tractor on their farm near here, some 15 miles north- taal at Viratior'. ; . | ae CHROME CHAIR '9. 98 ROLL AWAY Mrs. Wilker went to look for hd 2 4 1 Pik % th ery Tuesday evening ey : : J . . Z c Vinyl BED when id not return for sup- A " 'i 2 Upholstered sesossses Mattress per. She found him lying un- " Spring ad der the tractor in a seven-foot deep ditch. He had been clear- ing stones in a grain field. They celebrated their first wedding anniversary Monday. Legal Aid Boss Wants Probe Migrant Laws TORONTO (CP) -- John , Weisdorf, head of Ontario's le- . 2 ame gal aid plan, Tuesday asked for 7 J } a Hoa naan ho investi- aie 2-Piece ga nada's "harsh and dic- , ; j ~ tatorial" immigration laws. ee 4 , R LAMP sid 88 BUNK BED _ Hit satement at alto signed eo, 7 , Yt Loxary Living Room 4.Eod Tb any COMPLETE As iy in n who % -< A cearbed Monday that 2 parvene PZ > ae GENUINE RUBBER CUSHIONING Weise i ete -- <a 1 je a 7 g fi ig lonia! on immigration charges without : ~ - EXPENSIVE ITALIAN MATELASSE knowing they have the right to ' y ; : a lawyer." Normally this suite would be priced much higher, but C. N. Tbister, deputy immi- . é . 1 fe @ mill clearout of fine imported Italian Matelasse covers gration minister, denied that ; a j enables us to offer it at this low price. This suite Is anyone was being held in jail te, Wy |), handsomely designed to blend with traditional or mod- bg: ang. oeadcanlelley he, Ya ern decors. Note the rolled arms, full length valance, He oid that the criminal sec- ae covered decks, genuine rubber cushioning for relaxing tion of the Immigration Act be- . i 4h comfort. Available in Gold, Brown, Mint, Green, Tur- comes part of the general back- quolse, Toost or.lvory. ground of criminal law and a person can be held in custody ; Bye 5 gf b 4 ; without being held by the de- "SS 5 || Seem a" fe partment itself. ARS y i l ey. ; Mr. ge 1 "I know very a ' A ry well that whenever the courts " é allow an immigration prisoner's ; ; 2.Pe ae release, the department will mee) | as -- -- ; sy ; APARTMENT step in and order him held un- . ? £8 t 3 PC = Bin Use EASY HOMEMAKER'S BUDGET TERMS neaten. 1 ne 98 HAMPER der the administrative proce- " White, Turquoi: {deal for small Pink or Yellow dure. Both Don Jail Governor W. J. Woodside and Mr. Ibister_ said QPAPtMENt sisssrvserveee that most of the men-réferred 6.98 to Age Mintz had 'been sen tenced. Mr. Mint: id Monday he { ; pa aed rma herne "Ss "WHERE YOU ALWAYS SAVE SAFELY" : KING AT MARY ST. OSHAWA kis, a Greek seaman: who is serving a five - month sentence for illegally entering Canada, jand other prisoners.

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