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18 cBe Clariott'ILeOger jackson daily news SECTION A Snnrtav ITohmarv Y) 107ft Escapee Of Cong Camp Is Honored forced continually to evade enemy patrols and utilized all his training to survive in the jungle while making his way to friendly forces in Vietnam. .1 (AP) Spec. 5 Thomas h. Putten of Caledonia has received a Silver Star for his dar-ine. 21-dav escape from-a Viet POISONINGS KILL PETS IN JACKSON Five dogs, two cats and 19 birds have been poisoned since Monnday in the Audubon Park area of northeast Jackson, according to police.

All the pets have died. Autopsies show that Captain Sobs At Funeral For Slain Wife, Daughters Cong prisoner of war camp in GUY T. GILLESPIE, M.D. pnnounces the removal of his office' for the practice of Hematology and Chemotherapy to 710 Gillespie Street Jackson, Miss. New Telephone Number 354-4012 March and April of last year.

The medal was presented by Brig. Gen. John W. Dean a deputy commander of the Army Air Defense Command, at nearby Self ridge Air Force Base, where Van Putten now is stationed. Van Putten made his escape on a third attempt in which the Army said he was strictnine has been used and, although it is not known definitely how it was administered, the last dog that died smelled of bacon grease.

-Police are investigating. kill the pigs." Acid is a slang term for the hallucinatory drug LSD. Scrawled in blood on the headboard of the MacDonalds' bed was the word "pig." FT. BRAGG, N. C.

(AP) -Green Beret Dr. Jeffrey Mac-Donald sat fighting back tears at a funeral service Saturday for his pregnant wife and two small daughters victims of a bizarre slaying. The stocky, ruggedly handsome captain, 26, held his emotions in cneck until the final moments of a 25-minute Roman Catholic Mass, when sobs shook him. "It was the worst funeral I've ever had to conduct," said the i-t-OV GQRDON'S SP JEWELERS MSB AWARDED AIR MEDAL Sp4 Charles E. Johnson of 5098 Gertrude Jackson, has been awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flights in Vietnam.

SP4 Johnson has been in Vietnam since May 10, 1969, and is assiped to the Combat Support Company, 1st Battalion, 2nd Infantry, 1st Infantry Division, Dau Tieng, Vietnam. He is a graduate of Forest Hill High School, Class of '67, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman E. Bragg's Special Forces Training Center.

He was accompanied by two agents of the Army's Criminal Investigation Division and a military policeman. When MacDonald emerged, tears streamed down his cheeks. MacDonald sat on a front row during the Mass, directly in front of three silvery gray coffins containing the bodies of his wife, Colette, 26; and daughters Kimberly, 6, and Kristen, 2, who had been stabbed and beaten to death. Next to him sat his wife's stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Kassab of Stony Brook, N.Y.; and behind him sat his mother, Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald of Patchogue, N.Y. MacDonald's brother, James, a'so of Patchogue, accompanied his mother. It was the first time MacDonald had appeared in public since the still unsolved slayings Tuesday. MacDonald had been confined to Ft.

Bragg's Womack Army Hospital, recovering from a stab wound which pierced a lung and from other less serious injuries. The service was open only to persons on a list which MacDonald himself prepared. A dozen military policemen were in a ring around the chapel and turned away several persons without invitations. After the Mass, MacDonald was driven back to the hospital in a military vehicle. The bodies will be sent to Patchogue, N.Y., for burial.

Officials said MacDonald would remain in the hospital at least through the coming week and would not attend the burial. Meanwhile, an intensive investigation into the slayings remained wrapped in a cloak of official secrecy. Investigators planned to seal the six-room apartment at 6 a.m. Sunday, when the check for fingerprints and other clues will be complet-td. FBI agents questioned dozens of young hippie types picked up in nearby Fayetteville in following up MacDonald's account of the slayings.

MacDonald said the attackers were three men and a blonde girl who carried a candle and murmured: "Acid is groovy; Army chaplain who celebrated the Mass, Lt. Col. J. A. Peter-man.

"Capt. MacDonald controlled himself well until the end, and then he didn't want to leave," Peterman said. MacDonald limped slightly, bit his lower lip and walked with his head bowed into the John F. Kennedy Chapel at Ft. Copyright (g) Gordon mmiimm jfc4 i -J 'I i l.

107A LrJi All rings crafted Burger Says Trial System Works Poorly in 14-karat gold. mmam Bidwell Adams Stepping Into Semi-Retirement 8 diamonds $100 GULFPORT (AP)-Onetime Lieutenant Governor Bidwell Adam is stepping into semi-retirement here following a colorful career as politician and Did you know that being loved lends to tire the facial muscles? For weeks I've been unable to stop smiling. -written for the Love Bug anything in politics. He played the game for keeps." Adam has served 39 years as County Democratic Executive Committee, reigning as chairman the past 12 years. He also served 12 years as chairman of the state Democratic Committee prior to stepping down in 1967.

A pragmatic politician, Adam says candidly that if the nation lawyer which spans half a century. Now 76, Adam has sold his Public Relations. "You see wide approval for legalized wiretapping. You hear many urging more freedom for the police to search homes without warrants. You can read and hear cfpen demands for control of the mass media." The main thrust of Burger's sneech was to restate a position Gulfport law office building to iwmer cnancenor Koy K.

4 diamonds $150 -A Strickland of Wiggins and partner Roger Clark of Iuka. "I plan to take it easv." al party makes Hubert H. he has taken before several law 3 diamonds $225 Adam said, "but to have an Humphrey its presidential can office where I can meet with my friends and take care of didate for 1972 "Humphrey as a Democrat will not carry Mississippi against Nixon or any other Republican." some of my personal and legal matters. "I don't expect to isolate my He anticipates more Republi self from the courhouse." he can candidates for local office ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Chief Justice Warren E.

Burger said Saturday the American trial system, at best, is not working well and, at worst, "tends to become a spectator sport." Burger, in a speech prepared for delivery to the American Bar Association, said multiple trial and multiple appeal cases the accused continues his "warfare" with society for 10 years or longer. The chief justice said he had examined one such case and estimated that it cost about a quarter of a million dollars. "The tragic aspect," he continued, "was the waste, and futility since every lawyer, every judge and every juror was fully convinced of the defendant's guilt from the beginning to the end." Earlier, news executive Norman E. Isaacs warned an ABA group of a growing willingness by the American people to yield freedom of the press and other fundamental freedoms. "Look hard at what is happening today and you will see more than the shadows," Isaacs said.

His remarks were in a speech to the National Institute on Bar 6 diamonds $575 7 diamonds $325 7 diamonds $475 groups recently: America prison system needs to be refurbished. "To put man behind walls to protect society and then not try change him is to win a battle and lose a war," Burger said. "Let us turn to the business df winning the war." In discussing the American trial system, Burger pointed to four "negative aspects." They are; he said: Criminal trials ere delayed longer after arrest than in almost any other legal system. Criminal trials extend over a greater number of days or weeks than in almost any other system. The accused persons are afforded more appeals and retrials than under any other We have "READY- CREDIT" plans to fit qour budget.

but says with a grin, "I don't look for them to get too Sunday, Adam and his wife of 50 years, the former Edna Mae Quick of Memphis, are observing their golden anniversary with a reception at Biloxi. Two of the couple's three sons met tragic deaths. Attorney Robert B. Adam Sr. and two children perished in a fire which swept their Gulfport residence in January 1968.

Several yea'-s before, Clayton B. Adam was killed when struck by an automobile. The surviving son, Jack, is an Episcopal minister in Mesa, Ariz. ti mi HSU HO) llltl III! BllIUM! II JJ 11 IIIHI'J added. "I plan to stay in the courthouse as long as I live." Adam, born in Pass Christian in 1894, learned the political ropes from his father, the late Emile J.

Adam who variously was a county supervisor, jutice of the peace, postmaster and U.S. marshal. At age 21 he was elected to a term as Pass Christian alderman, resigning to serve overseas in World War then came back to win election as a county supervisor. Adam was 33 when elected lieutenant governor for 1928-32 then the youngest man named to state office and served alongside the controversial Governor Theodore G. Bilbo, later a U.S.

senator. Adam says Bilbo "had no parallel" in Mississippi "He was gifted in so many ways and he had a mind that scintillated. He never forgot II rB.1l II II Ik I I'f ''H'JBl'JII'U'J 91-Degree Drop Recorded On Moon During Eclipse Dr. Latham, however, said Congratulations To The Management Team Of The BRUNSON-COFFEY AGENCY STANDARD LIFE BUILDING, JACKSON none of this was expected by scientists monitoring the instruments. "We didn't really expect a big change," he said.

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