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By R. J. ANDERSON | Little Lynne was murdered in {jurors and. witne - : TORONTO (CP) — Twelve- |the sleepy southwestern Ontario ‘ficials and neat td OEE | Crotiinat Masttaken 2 (ough: stand year-old Lynne . Harper wasjtown of Clinton, in Huron authorities. She says: “Once I) riots and deployed ar oy ne strangled June 9, 1959. A boy |County about 45 miles northwest started investigating, I couldn't to stamp out Noon and aa, of 14 was : charged with the of London. It is the site of an stop.” ; |’ Soldiers moved into ‘th ren crime, comerinied and sentenced RCAF station and the principals; Her findings are set forth \jab city of Ludhiana 150 inline to hang bees jwere children of service peF-|forcibly, and disturbingly, im |northwest of New Delhi, with or- us; says Isa ourdais, ‘sonnel—Lynne the daughter of The Trial of Steven Truscott ders to shoot on sight anyone at-

Mrs. Gandhi was reported to, be considering imposing presi- | dent's rule in the Punjab if the ; situation worsens. This would | mean the central government would exercise emergency pow- | ers, putting aside the state Rov: | ernment, and direct all Punjabi affairs.

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was a second crime committed. Flying Officer Leslie Harper . i i oe Gaels that maak pa cn aes watrack eee _ and Sawer Al- oe renee railways or ANOTHER .COALITION? e Mutray Truscott was innocent |Officer Dan Truscott. have on prc pe ey aoe | -. VIENNA (Reuters) A and that society perpretrated a| For six years Mrs. LeBour- of Co ” | Meanwhile, Mrs. Gandhi sur- IENNA ( auers =f us- shocking miscarriage of justice. 'dais, a Toronto writer whose ep oome and in the Ontario vived a censure vote introduced ‘"!a" President Franz Jonas a She demands a royal commis-‘owr’ son was 14 that year, has lend The United Church to Parliament on grounds her Wednesday formally asked = ass sion of inquiry. - linvestigated the case, studying Payeq: rag The Observer, has government was incompetent in Chancellor Josef Klaus to form ; the 2,500-page transcript of trial joainst Z either stern action handling the language riots that @ new. government - after last! 9 evidence. interviewing the agains e author or an im- swept parts of New Delhi Mon- Sunday's general election. Klaus | se ON THE AIR. oe inquiry into the. boy’s day. is chairman of the Conserva- | FR | 1 00—News and Weather . hoa ae sence ae ee | New Delhi was calm, although tive Peoples’ Party which won ~< == 1.05—Story To Remember Parliament : some sections of the old city an absolute majority in the na- =z The following program list-| | .)5—Whet's On Tepp--CBC | a |were under strict curfew—te-pre-—+sha| assembly. Peoples’ party Ings , are published free of{| 1.45—Town and “Country Time The book is extremely critical vent renewed -Hindu - Sikh nate ms P pa oO charge as a public servic® and 2.00—News and Weather ,of what are alleged to be un- (clashes. leaders have already announced | @& appear a6 presented to.us by 2.05—Mostly Music : Pea eats aS ae Oe Mrs. ae re they would invite the Socialists | the stations concerned. = —«-3.00—News Headlines ; _exa came under attack from many e the coalition govern- | Weather © setting the time of death—they |sides because of its decision to or “a heen sae Aue

jSaid between 7 p.m. and 7:45 partition the Punjab into two

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CFCY-TV 3.30—Mostly Musie a —e Nie condition of con-|language states; one ‘featuring ‘tia = . 4.00—News Headlines and Weather tents the girl's mach. It Punjabi, the language ‘of the World War, rs 4.03—Canadian Roundup—CBC charges that Ta a Crown | a _ aunge of te ——y one eae MARK IN FACT THEYRE PERHAPS YOURE.

1.30 p.m.—Musical 4.10—Tops- In, Pops | prosecutor closed their,,.minds to | se i a Is ALL DOWN THIS ». CARRYING TOO

"2:00 p.m.—Film Festival 5.00—News and: Weather ‘everything bit the determina | RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT uR MANY SUBJECTS!

2:30 p.m.—Today At Home 5.05-The Outports | tion that °Steven Truscott: was ‘ -

3.00 p.m.—To Tell The Truth §-28.20—-Marine Weather iguilty. Criticized, too, are the Z 3

3.25 p.m.—Take 30 5.28—The Outports ‘| magistrate , Ir - ~

4.31 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle 6.00—News and Weather Hon eek ti ere jon Fs: ~~ 4

5.00 p.m.—Wild Bill Hickok 6.15~On Parliament Hill—CBC and, mildly defence eounsel for >

5.30 p.m.—Music Hop ? 6.20—Today’s Editorial—CBC lack: of aggressiveness :

6:00 p.m.—Safety on Our Highways | 6-35—Tonight’s Music ea . Se

6:15 p.m.—Fish end Game Program| 6-25—Sports Parade SAYS CASE NOT PROVED

6.30 p.m.—Garette 6.30—Business Barometer—CBC Mrs. LeBourdais contends that ny

7.20 paum.—CFCY TV News 6:35—Whe Will Come With Me no evidence during the 15-day od

7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies 6:50—Rod and Charles ,trial placed Steven at the-scene

7.30 p.m.—Please Don't Eat The 7:30—Soundings jof the crime at the time it was

= Daisies 7:05—Music In The Evening |supposed to have been com. « 8.00 p.m. —Shannon é | (Cont'd) |mitted: She writes:

8.30. p.m.—The Law & Mr. Jones 8:0—CBC News and=Inland Wx. “Every witness, every clue,

9:00. p.m:—Seaway 8.00—Talent Festivel CBC every. fact that did not support

10.00 p.m.—! Dream of Jeannie 8:30—Winnipeg Pops ‘Christmas a case against him was over-

10.30 p.m.—Naked City 9.00—Symphony Orchestra looked or ignored from the hour

12 00 p:m.—CBC TV News - |10.00—CBC Nat, News, on Pér. H- the body of Lynne’ Harper was |

12.13 @.m.—Local Weather and Sports | and Speaking Personally ~— found. Why?” .

12 15 a.m.—Sign Off | CBC ’ ‘ _10;15—Hodays Editorial and

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Steven was the last person known to have seen Lynne Har- per before she was killed and that, says Mrs. LeBourdais, was iwhy he was charged. Not a sin-

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CBA RADIO ‘gle piece of evidence, she says, | of Aetier Colege ; tied the boy directly to the | : 4 : THURSDAY crime yet everybody in Huron WAS LECTED © ONERES® : County “knew,” she adds, that . . 6:00—The Morning Show j ’ NOMINEES OF BOTH THE 7:00—The Morning Show, Part 1 Steven was guilty before he em- | —pepupiiCAN ano DEMOCRATIC 8:15—Maritime Sporiscast : tered the trial courtroom. : PARTIES - YET HIS 7 8.21—The Morning Show, ‘Part 1 Nevertheless, Steven was con-| CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES 8:35—Max Ferguson Show victed and duly sentenced to be| TOTALED ONLY S CENTS/ : 9:00—CBC News _ hanged. His appeal was turned; A/S ONLY FINANCIAL OPEN. ALL WINTER 9:10-—Commentary down by the Ontario Court of OUTLAY WAS mae ‘A & Ww DRIVE-IN 9:15—Assignment |” | | Appeal and by the Supreme STAMP HE AFFIXED | 9:21-A.M. Chronicle Court of Cansde and in time| 4S Lé77EN ACEPTG ~

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his sentence was commuted to }ife imprisonment. Not . since | 1875 had anyone as young been ‘convicted of murder in Canada. |

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West led the king of hearts.

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9.15—Assignment ‘match. At both tables, aggres- as .almogst anyone would, hl

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10.05—Notes and Music South. went ‘forward towards the contract. Peculiarly enough, | SHOW BEFO PONE T SRO TP ee FO'US !!

at this table also, the lead of OTHER FOLKS

the ace and another diamond would ‘have worked best, and, in fact, would have defeated the |

game even though his only high cards consisted of two jac ks and a queen. At the first table West, on

lead against five diamonds, contract.

chose the ace of diamonds as A case can be made to show his opening shot. Had he led the that the ace of diamonds is a. king of hearts driginally, as highly feasible lead’ -because | ‘i most players would, South North-South are likely toghave ‘would have made eleveh tricks nine diamonds on the bidding, iquite, easily by the simple ro- but this contention is much eas | leéss of ruffing a heart in dum- jer to prove after you. look’ at |my. jall four hands

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