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And David Benson, 18, of Morgantown, W.Va., (left, glasses) as angry crowd started to attack him on YOUTH ATTACKED IN BOSTON OTTAWA (CP) -- Senator Jean-Francois Pouliot (L---Que- bec) said Thursday there was "favoritism to a high degree" in_avpointments to the bench made by Guy Favreau when he was justice minister. | But favoritism in judicial ap- pointments was not limited to Quebec or to Mr. Favreau, now Privy Council president in the Pearson government, Senator Pouliot added in a speech dur- ing debate of a bill amending the Judges Act. He called for changes in the act. Some judges appointed were incompetent and others were appointed purely for po- litical reasons. Two other senators, Arthur W. Roebuck (L--Ontario), who has been practising law in On- tario for 49 years, and Malcolm M. Hollett (PC~--Newfoundland), quickly rose to the defence of the judges. Senator Roebuck said he would not have it said that the Senate had made a_ general criticism of the quality of Can- ada's judges. 4 |/IMPRESSED WITH QUALITY "I have been impressed many a time with the quality, integ- rity and industry of the men who sit on the bench of the province of Ontario and the) same goes for other provinces."| Senator Roebuck said that in| any group 'there are men that} draft card burner, is. John Phillips, 22, of Boston, who was also beaten up and hospitalized. courthouse steps in Boston after he and other youths burned their draft cards. Youth in light coat, also a Worker Dies Ottawa Crash Wishart Claims By BEN WARD OTTAWA(CP)--Three floors of reinforced concrete collapsed with an ear - splitting roar Thursday at a block-long con- struction site on busy Elgin Street. Four workers were dug from the rubble, one of them dead. Scores of store and_ office workers poured into the street in near-panic as the 200-foot- long structure, stretching along the south side of Elgin between Maclaren and Gilmour streets, crashed to ground level. The scene is a half-mile south of Parliament Hill. About 40 men were at work on or about the project. First confused reports said between 20 and 30 were missing in the jumble of steel rods, plywood forms and soggy cement that plugged the basement level in an almost-solid mass. FREED QUICKLY Three men trapped near the| top of the heap were quickly freed and sent to hospital with minor injuries. It took fire de-| partment rescue teams nearly two hours to reach the dead man, Flavio Carrozzi, 36. Acet-| ylene torches and chain-saws | were needed to pierce five feet) of rods and boards that cov- ered him. The project is a $1,200,000 12- story apartment and ffice Police Thwart Picket Lines LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Police were called Thursday to break up a picket line at the Canadian Oil Co. bulk plant here where a dozen Teamsters were protest- ing the company's use of a truck-trailer owned by one of the 55 firms involved in a proy- ince-widg trucking strike. The men attempted to block exit of the Direct Winters Trans- ort truck pulling the trailer ack to Toronto, but were re- strained by police. The truck--followed by four carloads of Teamsters--was es- corted out of London by two tiny pouce cru s. The truck had been used to bring a load of petroleum prod ucts to the plant. are better than others. There| jare sometimes even black) sheep." But Canada had every reason} to be thankful for the quality of} its judges. They were men of ability and quality. Truscott Case Federal Matter TORONTO (CP) rie te that Dr. Ward Smith of his de- : : I _ e Ste- sked | building being erected for Glen-| phen Truscott case came up tea ai ones ate tae jwood Investments Ltd.| again in the Ontario legislature|of Lynn Harper's death be- by Boyce Construction Ltd., Ot- Thursday although Attorney-!cause he is not a specialist in tawa. General Arthur Wishart has! the field of the human digestive A labor department inspector said the whole matter is the re- process. from Toronto was to arrive to- sponsibility of the federal just-| Truscott was convicted in day for an investigation into ice department. 1959 of murdering the 12-year- the collapse. Elmer Sopha (L -- Sudbury) |old Harper girl near Clinton, Seven amublances, four fire asked three questions about the|Ont. He was 14 at the time and trucks, bulldozers, mobile|case the day before which the was given a death sentence. It cranes and a half-dozen acety-|attorney-general had taken as was later commuted by the lene torch rigs were summoned |notice. cabinet to life. Senator Sees "Favoritism Senator Pouliot retorted that he did not intend to make a gen- eral criticism of all judges. Most were good. tions. and there shouldnt be any exceptions." Earlier, Senator, Pouliot said it was "embarrassing" tha Parliament had to pass an act to add an addtional supreme ccurt judge to the province of Ontario "because one judge is busy in court." QANDREVILLE MEANT? This was an apparent refer- ence to the case of Mr. Justice Leo Landreville of the Ontario Supreme Court, whose dealings 10 years ago with Northern On- tario Natural Gas Ltd. or its where Broadway meets Times Squore FREE PARKING available in the heart of the theatrical and entertainment district e..close to shopping, sight-seeing and business appointments. 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Fire Chief Alex McFadden re-| Medical men are not peace, ported that all workmen had/|officers, Mr. Wishart said, and/ been accounted for and rescue |they have no responsibility to crews were dismissed. investigate circumstances re- He said that in addition to|lating to homicide. FUEL OIL COAL & SUPPLIES McLAUGHLIN 723-3481 iver. take advantage éf it! 24 hour ser- vice; and radio dispatched trucks ol- s on the reody to serve you, Fuel Oil Budget Plan available. NOW I$ THE TIME TO CONVERT AND CALL the three in hospital, four work-| The attorney - general said! ers and one fireman were re treated for. injuries. ATTITUDE COUNTS EDMONTON (CP)--Parental /encouragement is more impor- tant than money in determining} who continues his education,| concludes a survey by the de- |partment of education. 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