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22 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 23, 1965 ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE DuPont Explosion $250,000 At North Bay; Two Perish NORTH BAY (CP)--The esti- mated cost of an explosion Tuesday night at an explosive manufacturing blockhouse of Du Pont of Canada near here which killed two men was placed at $250,000 by company Officials Wednesday. The dead men, Eric Busch, 29, of Trout Creek, Ont., and Bruce Hayward, 31, of Callan- der, Ont., were working in the production building, which was demolished. The explosion, the cause of which had not been determined, was heard five miles away. Mervin Smith, 22, of South River, injured by the blast, ts in hospital here in serious con- dition. R. G. Beck, president of Du Pont of Canada, Dr. H. F. Hoe- rig, vice-president, and W. D. Irwin, general manager of the explosives division, arrived here Wednesday to visit the site and relatives of the dead. OTMATO CROP HUGE CHATHAM (CP) South-| western Ontario is harvesting} the biggest tomato crop in its history, with yields in some areas up to 30 tons an acre, a marketing board official said Wednesday. Frank Parry said the over-all crop average might) reach a record 20 tons an acre) as a result of the cool, rainy) weather in August and early September. | CHOOSE COMMUNIST } UNITED NATIONS (CP)--An| eastern European Communist committee. He was Ambassa- for Karoly Csatorday, Hun- gary's chief UN delegate. REPORTS SALE BAN LONDON (Reuters) -- The government has banned the sale of British aircraft to China, the Sun newspaper reports. It says the ban--dashing hopes of orders worth more than 100,- 000,000 ($300,000,000) for civilian airliners --. followed Chinese threats to India during the con- flict with Pakistan. WOULD LOWER SPEED HAMILTON (CP) -- A coro- ner's jury recommended Wed- nesday, that the speed limit on the Burlington Skyway be re- duced to 50 from 60 miles an hour. The jury was investigat- ing the death of Stuart Allan Harrison, 50, of Hamilton who died after his car collided with a panel truck 'that jumped the concrete median on the Skyway Aug. 31, 3 BRANDT WON'T RUN BONN (Reuters) last election, chancellor in West German | | | | _ Willy| career in radio, screen and the- |Brandt, defeated opposition So-|atre spanned six decades, died| Chants, |cial Democrat candidate for| wednesday. A supporting actor,| Commission agents, Sunday's)he had his longest continious| said role as Black Barney on the by a court here Wednesday. Livanos, 30, whose shipping for- tune is estimated at 100,000,- 000 ($300,000,000) pleaded guilty to driving his Ferrari sports car without due care and atten- tion June 17 on the way to an Ascot week party. His car struck three parked cars. OPENS FINANCE TALKS KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reut- ers) Jamaica's governor- general, Sir Clifford Campbell, opened the Commonwealth fi- nance ministers' conference here Wednesday. TO VISIT BELGIUM BRUSSELS (Retters)--Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip of Britain will pay an official visit to Belgium May 9-13, 1966, as guests of King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola, the Brussels royal palace announced Wed- Turks Toss Out 34 RC, Jew Greeks ISTANBUL (AP)--The Turk- ish government has ordered the expulsion of 34 Jewish and Ro- man Catholic Greek nationals for what has been described as "activities detrimental to the nation and Turkish economy," Turkish newspapers report. The Greek consulate said Wednesday that some ef the 3 listed in newspapers have been ordered out of the country by the end of the week. Up to now the Turks had mainly deported Greek na- tionals of the Orthodox faith since the Cyprus crisis placing Greeks and Turks on opposite sides erupted two years ago, Greek officials here esti- mated about 6,000 persons hold- ing Greek passports have been deported from Istanbul, These include the families of wage earners ordered to leave. An- other 2,000 Greek nationals have left voluntarily. 4,500 GREEKS REMAIN Officials estimated there re- nésday. ACTOR DIES HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Jo-| seph Granby, 80, whose acting Wednesday he will not be a can-| space fiction radio series Buck| didate in the next general elec- tion in 1969. He told a press conference he will return to his KENNEDY VISITS NEW YORK (AP) --Former main about 4,500 residents hold- ing Greek passports comprising 1,500 Moslems, 1,000 non-Ortho- dox and 2,000 Orthodox, The newspaper reports say |most of the deportees are mer-| tion and) ' }men and prison guards, manufacturers The reports say some Greeks CABINET MUST DECIDE But What About |. TORONTO Moss of England, brilliant auto-jnas arrived to MOSS ARRIVES racing driver until his career (CP) -- Stirling)was cut short by an accident, attend Satur- day's Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport, 35 miles northeast of Toronto, Death Sentence? |. By RONALD LEBEL OTTAWA (CP)--Among the toughest decisions facing the) y: cabinet during the election campaign will be whether to commute all pending death sen- tences to life imprisonment. At present, 13 men and youths are waiting in jail 'death rows" after being convicted of capital murder. Ten of them have execution dates falling during the campaign, starting next Wednesday and ending three days before the Nov. 8 vote. The government had prom- ised to bring the whole issue of capital punishment to a "free vote" in the Commons this year but no action had been taken when Parliament was dissolved Sept. 8. A close vote cutting across party lines had been expected on a private member's bill by Robert Temple, incumbent Lib- eral MP for Hastings South, to abolish hanging. A majority of the cabinet is;Court, granted indefinite stay of! ; believed to favor partial aboli- with capital punishment retained for murders of police- are being deported for contribu-| WANTS ABOLITION ting to the banned Greek club. The others are accused of smuggling for- eign currency and sending Hellenic Union--a' jnell, who reviews every Solicitor-General Larry Pen capital murder case in detail and rec- ommends action to the cabinet, job' as mayor of West Berlin' ambassador Joseph P. Ken-| money out of the country for has repeatedly expressed his and will also remain chairman ne FINE SHIP TYCOON ASCOT, England an old friend--comedian' jsurprise visit Tuesday night to} The Greek consulate said, awaiting execution includ the Copacabana night club to| however, no reason wasS given) sey maniac, (AP)-- see for the expulsions. dy, father of the late pres-|deposit in foreign banks, the| support for outright abolition: |of the Social Democratic party.|ident John F. Kennedy, paid a/ Newspapers say. The convicted killers now ea two separatist ter- rorists, underworld execution-|/ ers, a bank robber, a jealous) husband and youths of 18 and) 9. At least three cases are ex-| pected to be appealed to the} Supreme Court of Canada next} month and five more are pend- ing before the Quebec Appeal Court. Execution dates will be deferred if more time is needed to exhaust the judicial process. Nearly three years have elapsed since the last hanging, \in which Ronald Turpin and Ar- |thur Lucas were executed back to back Dec, 11, 1962, in Tor- onto, Since then 17 death sen-} tences have been commuted) and several others. were re- versed by appeal courts, LIST CASES Following are the current On- tario cases; Matthew Kerry Smith, 25, sentenced May 19 in Toronto for the shooting of Jack Blanc in a }bank holdup in July, 1964, Ex- pected to appeal to the Supreme execution, Robert Michael Black, 18, and} | William Alexander Mackie, 19,| }sentenced in Toronto June 4 for| allowing insurance actuary) Aiden MacDonald, 35, to drown} in Black Creek in suburban} Downsview. His body was found| |Jan. 6. 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