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7 The Boston Globe Thursday, December 14, 1967 Police Widen Drug Probe in Suburbs METRO FOCUS these reports," Gross said. He said his office has six such probes under way. The investigation into the use of drugs at Wellesley High School is continuing, according to Principal Samuel Graves. There may be more suspensions before the week ends. Twelve boys and girls were suspended for three weeks Tuesday after marijuana and methedrine were found in a student's locker.

Graves said, "Drugs were By ROBERT L. WARD --Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson plans to meet with the executive committee of the- Mass.

Police Assn. to the increasing drug abuse problem" in the suburbs. nMA great deal has to be done, especially in education," Richardson said. Te jnst cannot keep assigning more and more investigators to; the problem. attorney general was guest speaker at a Confra-fe-nity of Christian Doctrine conference attended by 200" Wellesley Natkk -students Wednesday in St.

-James Church, Natick. "We have not begun to see the problem and its overall ramifications," Rich-; ardson said. "We may have 1 to develop some radical proaches to solving it." At the same time, the drug problem at the high school is considered more "widespread than originally believed. That opinion, from Dist. Atty.

George- G. Burke of Norfolk county, is based on information given by investigators on his staff who were in Wellesley Wednesday. Because of this and serious problems in two other unnamed Norfolk "county communities Burke said he has asked Public Safety Comr. Leo Laughlin for State Police help in drug investigations. State Police Sgt William F.

Gross, in charge of the Narcotics Bureau, said there is an increasing amount of drug use reported in schools and colleges in Eastern Massachusetts. "We are trying" to evaluate also found on the person of another boy and youngsters under the influence of drugs had been observed within the school." In addition it was learned a Wellesley father had brought to school authorities a quantity of drugs found in his son's bedroom. Of those suspended, half were girls. Several of the group were on the schools honor roll. ''These were bright kids," "said Graves, "but no athletes or student leaders were involved." of those suspended transferred to Wellesley High this year from other schools, it was learned.

"Right now," Burke, said, "we are concentrating on the source in hopes of finding the pusher." The district attorney, who is in Quincy City hospital with pneumonia, compliment ed Wellesley officials for the way they are handling the case. $50,000 "Bail Set In Heroin Count which had been set by U.S. Comr. Robert Popeo. The case was set down for trial on Jan.

29. Roussel was arrested Dec. 11 at the Logan Airport when he arrived from France. Customs agents seized 5 pounds of heroin which has a retail value of $1 million according to Asst. U.S.

Atty. Edward J. Lee. Christian Maria RousseL also known as Abraham Muicey, of Buenos Aires, pleaded not guilty in Federal Court today to an indictment charging him with importing heroin, valued at $1 million in to. this country.

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