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i y Ph BOD ae Se PIO PE Go a Oe prep OOS wget ose INTERPRETING THE NEWS Papa Doc Enjovs His Job By CARMAN CUMMING Canadian Press Staff Writer FRANCOIS (Papa Doc) Du- 'valier has disclosed what every- one already knew: That he plans to remain dictator of Haiti as long as he lives. Papa Doc never has made much of a secret of his aims in the seven years he has spent 'tightening control of his moun- tainous Negro country in the Caribbean. As he explained recently to a crowd in Port Au Prince, it is only once in every 50 or 75 years that a man of his calibre comes along. He implied that his) 4,000,000 impoverished subjects | should take advantage of his) genius while it is around. | Over the last few weeks the) 57-year-old despot has engaged | in an elaborate charade in which various groups have béen | brought to the palace to plead' with him to accept the presi- dency for life. The show was climaxed Monday night when his hand-picked congress unani- mously-promulgated a new con- stitution under which he is to rule permanently. SURVIVED CRISIS Ironically, it is only a year ago that Duvalier appeared to be nearing the end of his road. Rebellion was springing up at home. The Dominican Republic, which occupies the other half of the island of Hispaniola, had tanks and troops poised on te border. Dominican President Juan Bosch--later ousted him-| self--was denouncing Duvalier as a mad tyrant. US. officials were saying pub- | licly that Duvalier's regime was disintegrating. A U.S. Navy task) force stood offshore, ready to pick up the pieces. In Washing-/ ton civil servants were prepar- ing a crash plan of social assist- ance to put into effect when: the regime toppled. Today, Duvalier signs of toppling. Information from anti- Duval-| fer sources inside and outside | Haiti is that Duvalier's hold on/ the country is firmer than ever and the terror tactics of his "tonton macoute" secret police| are more brutal than ever--| although there is no mass) terror. Man Admits | Starting shows no "Fatal Fire ST. THOMAS (ce y-tatants| Edward Witherow, 25, of West Lorne, denied confessing he set! fire to an apartment building | {n which 63 - year - old Frank Welch died Nov. 3, when he tes-| tified Tuesday. at the second | trial in which he has been) charged with Mr. Welch's non- capital murder. The retrial, before Mr. Jus- tice Carl D. Stewart, of Tor- ont, and a jury of 11. men and one woman, became necessary after a jury returned dead- locked after six hours and 15 minutes at the first trial March 5. Mr. Welch, also of West Lorne, some 30 miles west of St. Thomas, perished in one of three fires that struck the vil- lage in less than 24 hours on Nov. 2 and 3, The Crown al- ledges Witherow set the apart- ment house fire Tuesday Witherow said he did not tell OPP constable Joseph Vertolli that he had set the fire. Const. Vertolli, posing as an armed holdup suspect, was placed in Witherow's -cell.| Const. Vertolli said Witherow told him: "A man died in a fire that I set but I did not mean to hurt him.' The trial continues. Hockey | Player Faces Second Assault Trial TORONTO (CP)--A Welland hockey player acquitted of as- sault causing bodily harm after a goal judge was struck with a hockey stick in Oakville last February will have to stand trial again. The Ontario Court of Appeal Monday granted an appeal by the attorney-general- against the acquittal of Robert Ernest Max- well of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Magistrate Kenneth Langdon acquitted Maxwell after ruling the assault was unpremedi- tated. Witnesses said Maxwell, a defenceman, slapped the Wel- land goal with his stick during a dispute over a goal in a game against Oakville. The stick went through the net, striking goal judge Walter Bishop in the throat and knock- ing him unconscious. Bishop was in hospital for three days. | | STUDY AMINO BONE | BISHOPBRIGS, Scotlaad| (OP) -- Geologists at. Glasgow University are examining all bone believed to be from the| front leg of a wooly rhinoceros, | an animal extinct in Britain for | more than 12,000 years. Al spokesman said that in 1932 ; toe bone and a tooth from a similar beast were found on the same site. A year ago, the International Commission of Jurists reported that the secret police had a free hand to imprison, torture or kil! any citizen. Today, the Haitian sources say the total of terror victims is in the thousands, including pos- sibly 400 slain in the wave of repression that followed anti- government outbreaks in April of 1962 SPY NETWORK GROWS in Santo Domingo, New York and other cities where the thou- sands of exiles have settled. The divided exil factions, which last year launched three separate attacks on the country, apparently have no arms or money to renew the fight. And all groups in the country that might check Duvalier--the army, judiciary, church, busi- ness--are said to hve been and extended into exile groups, As for the peasants--the 90 per cent or more of the popu- lation that lives in poverty and apathy and illiteracy--they ap- pear content to leave politics alone except whn they are trucked into the capital to cheer the dictator. Last autumn, one of the most popular songs in Port Au Prince was a catchy tune with lyrics that pleaded with Duvalier to "hold. on tight" and never give These sources say Duvalier's private spy network has grown either intimidated, bought out. exiled or up the prseidency. He appears 'to have listened well. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 27,1964 7 Sliding Load Crushes Cab, Kills Trucker LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Police and ambulance men worked more than two hours Tuesday to free the body of trucker John |Chwiejezak, 29, of Hamilton, crushed to death when part of ier load slammed into the cab as he braked sharply on the two-land section of Highway 401 west of here. The transport slid slowly into the back of a bulk cement truck driven by William Yacks, 35, of Florence, some 15 miles north '|of Chatham. Mr. Yacks was.un- injured. 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