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24 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 31, 1965 ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE Priest Admits Stealing Car; Gave 'Proceeds To Church AMARILLO, Tex. (AP)--The second - ranking priest in the' Roman Catholic diocese of Am- Thursday night, a mob tried to nvade the Congress Building, where a constituent assembly Probe Shows No Brutality By Guards At Reformatory TORONTO (CP) -- Investiga-|follows investigations by two tion shows there is "'no shred|ministry inspectors into condi- of evidence" to substantiate|tions at' Millbrook, 15 miles charges of »rutality by guards|Southwest of Peterborough. in Ontario's maximum security) The investigation was session was under way. Police: broke it up by using tear gas and firing into the air. \reformatory at millbrook, says|prompted by two cases of arson a statement by Reforms Minis-jin the prison, reports of riotfng ers and allegations about "ar- chaic conditions" made by the Peterborough Examiner. Prisoners at Millbrook, the statement says, are adult men "who have shown by their be- havior that they cannot control themselves, or be controlled in one of our more open institu- tions." WANTED TRANSFER , The statement says five pris- oners who committed arson tomatically shortened. considerably greater remission} of sentences than do their pro- vincial counterparts. The claims of the five that they wished to take up trade training cannot be considered a motive in their misbehavior] since all had been given a chance to take trade training eral penitentiary where their] The disturbances at the re- it would have been au-|formatory never involved more Federal institutions. give 'ajused was a "relatively humane than 25 men and the tear gas and effective way" of subduing them. t The statement says it finds allegations by the Peterborough Examiner to have been exagger-| ated while readily admitting Millbrook has insufficient pro- fessional staff for adequate treatment. consists of a ° le sea cian, a Fy gg a Bye Si © time psychologist and a com -- sulting psyhiatrist. ; The statement denies that the Ontario department of reforms has an "archaic conception of penology'"' throughout its insti- jtutions. "In the light of a general crite ical shortage of professional clinical staff, we can justly claim to be in the forefront of - ter Allan Grossman of Ontario.|and the use of tear gas to sub-|were mainly motivated by a de-jand none had benefitted from|SHORT OF STAFF The statement, issued Friday,!due the institntion's 220 prison-isire to be transferred to a fed-lit, the statement says. The staff of the clinical wing|cedures, modern correctional pro " it concludes, eS arillo, Very Rev. Archibald M Bottoms, pleaded guilty Friday to a charge of car theft. The indictment charged that the monsignor stole the 1964 automobile April 13 and sold it for $3,500 at the New Mexico auto auction June 28. The car was later recognized on an Amarillo used car lot. The priest said the money was put into the general fund of the St. Francis Catholic Church. Records indicate full repayment has been made to all parties who suffered loss. AIDS KOREA OTTAWA (CP)--The external aid office said Friday Canada has given $10,000 from its inter- national relief fund to assist vic- tims of the Korean floods which left 110 dead and 150,000 home- less, The Canadian Red Cross has donated $5,000. AMPUTEES TO MEET VANCOUVER (CP) -- More than 800 amputees from across Canada will attend a biennial convention here Sept. 11 to 15. SIX HOURS TO ROME MONTREAL (CP)--A Super DC-8 jetliner of Canadian Pa- cific Airlines Friday completed a flight between Montreal and Rome in a record time of six hours and 35 minutes, a CPA spokesman said. The jet, boosted by a 98-mile-an-hour tailwind, flew at an average speed of 638 miles an hour. GO TO CYPRUS OTTAWA (CP)--The depart- ment of national defence an- nounced Friday that the 2nd Battalion, Canadian Guards, and W Battery Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, will go to Cy- prus in September to relieve the ist Battalion, Queen's Own Ri- fles. Both relief units are based at Camp Petawawa, Ont., and are making their first tour of United Nations duty. BUYS CHURCHILL FARM LONDON (Reuters)--A_pub- licity-shy Londoner bought the stud farm of the late Sir Wins- ton Churchill for £38,000 ($114,- 000) Friday, The agent who bid successfully for the 88-acre property near Lingfield, 25 miles south of London, said his client had not known Churchill. TEST NEW SYSTEM FORT HOOD, Tex. (AP)---A new landing system for United States spaceships was tested successfully Friday with the un- manned Gemini capsule being guided by radio signals. The 4,000-pound spacecraft landed upright on its tripod landing gear exactly as planned. Two rockeis, firing when the space- craft was about 12 feet above the ground, slowed the capsule to a "pillow-soft" landing of about seven feet per second. MAY TRY TO HALT WAR LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) -- Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Se- lassie and Zambia's President Kenneth Kaunda are likely to make a joint approach to the United States and Red China in a bid to end the Viet Nam war, it was reported Friday night, The disclosure came after Kaunda made an impas- sioned plea for admission of Red China to the United Na- tions. SALES CLIMB Moore Corp. Ltd. reported Thursday. an increase of 13.4 per cent in sales and an in- crease of 21.5 per cent in net earnings in the first six months of 1965, Sales for the Toronto- based corporation were $117,- 011,724, compared with $103,- 194,650 for the same period last year. Net earnings after income taxes were $10,596,341, or $1.50 a common share, compared with $8,718,178, or $1.24 a com- mon share for the first six months of 1964. SIEGE 1S CALLED TEGUCIGALPA (AP)--Hon- duras President Oswaldo Lopez Arellano declared a state of siege--a modified form of mar- tial law--in this Central Amer- ican capital Friday. 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