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The Boston GIoKe Wednesday, July 24, 1968 Accused Deegan Killer Denies Ever Owning Gun flffiTROPOLTTAN FOCUS Heat and pour like gravy oa VEAL CUTLETS R.L, and Joseph Salvati, 35, of the North End are accused as accessories before the fact of the murder of Edward (Teddy) Deegan in Chelsea. Charged with first degree murder are Wilfred Roy French, 38, of Everett and Louis Grieco, 51, of Peabody. The accessory charge carries a death sentence with conviction. All six are accused of conspiracy. ft, a is A 1 1 I I I AMERICA'S LARGEST" FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN.

but escaped because of the approach of a policeman. French said that Deegan and Stathopoulos included him into the theft plan because there was a small safe involved and that he could carry from the target A Chelsea loan office because of his greater strength. French's wife is also scheduled to testify, according to McLaughlin's opening statements. THAT ANIMAL McLaughlin's case followed the testimony of John F. Civetti Jr.

of the North End. who referred to Baron as 'That Animal" in his direct testimony. Civetti appeared as a defense witness for Peter J. Li-mone, 34, of Medford. Li-mone was named at a congressional hearing as the youngest member of the Cosa Nostra ruling council in Boston.

Defense counsel Robert Stanziani sought to show that a grudge existed be tween Baron and his client Limone as a result of a loan given by Baron to Civetti in 1964. Civetti testified that he borrowed $50 from Baron, a self-admitted loanshark, with an agreement to repay $60 in $10 weekly installments. Civetti testified that he made three payments on time then fell behind. In dramatic fashion, the witness testified that he, met Baron on the street in the North End and was stabbed repeatedly because of his jh umi. iii.iim.imiiii,i.'-i.wi"HI" iii.

i.i i iii ii i i uyinwllj1ILUIWllwimj if iiinmm I uJ il Youth Hfeld A 19-year-old Roxbury youth was held in $50,000 bond today for the Grand Jury after a probable cause hearing on alleged kidnaping and rape charges in Rox-bury District Court. The youth identified as Mac Clark Jr. of Ruggles st. was ordered held by Judge Charles Taylor in connection with the alleged kidnaping and criminal assault of a 20-year-old Roslindale 7ire Again Rips 'yt A fire of undetermined origin damaged the second and top floors of the Roose-gvelt Hotel, 1143-1147 Wash-Xington at Dover t-South End at 11:30 a.m. today.

iFramingham Soldier Hurt in Viet Action FRAMINGHAM Pfc r' tl Kevin J. Joyce, 21, of St. Lo sun oi mi. ana mis. donn Joyce, is in an Army in Yokohama, for treat-jj'ment of wounds received in "action in South Vietnam.

legs have been amputated below the knees, according to a message to his parents. His condition is re-sported to be good. When he Jjv recovers sufficiently, he will be evacuated to a hospital in the U.S. LIMONE Baron bore him grudge? It was Civetti's statement that if another defendant, Ronald Cassesso, 35, of Som-erville, and another man hadn't happened along he would have been badly hurt Civetti said if Baron were in the courtroom while he was on the stand "he would probably cut my throat." He said Limone gave him help. Asst.

Dist Atty. Jack I. Zalkind took Civetti under cross-examination. Limone, Cassesso, Henry Tameleo, 66, of Cranston, PARENTS WANTED To participate in an educational program aimed to better prepare a preschooler for' school and to improve the performance of those in school. For more details, send name, address, telephone number and ages of children to: BOX 1233 BOSTON, MA.

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12, 1965. Testifying in his own defense against a charge of first degree murder in Suffolk Superior Court, French declared he never owned, carried or fired a gun in his life. Stepping from the stand French acted out on the courtroom floor what he claimed happened that fateful night in the alley which he and Deegan entered to make "a soft score' (an easy burglary of a Chelsea loan company). In essence, French corroborated testimony given by state's witness Anthony Stathopoulos, the third member of the burglary team that night who was positioned outside the alley as the driver of the getaway car. DEEGAN IN LEAD French said he entered the alley with Deegan in the lead.

"I heard a loud noise, the way Tony described it, said French. "I spun around to make a retreat." French's lawyer, Anthony McLaughlin, asked French to act out just what he did. The lawyer played the part of Deegan. French said, "Teddy said, Follow They were about 15 feet into the alley when something happened, French testified. The witness said, "There was the loud noise and I don't know whether I bumped into Teddy or we tangled feet, but I fell." French then dropped to the floor in front of the jury.

Then employing a crab-walk with his weight on his fingertips and toes, French scurried across the courtroom floor to illustrate how he moved out of the alleyway. "I waited till the shots stopped and then I got up -like this," French said, moving into a crouch. McLaughlin asked' how many shots there were. French, a bouncer and keeper-of-the-peace at the Banboo-weave Bed Spread In Colors Reg, Gold, avocado, pink, white royal 'blue. Cotton rayon.

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The three-story brick structure has been undergoing repairs from that fire. The blaze today was discovered by passersby who sounded the street box alarm. The MBTA's Forest-Hills-Everett rapid transit line was ordered shut down between Forest Hills to Essex stations from 11:29 a.m. to 11:46 a.m. Shuttle buses were pressed into service.

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XChtmilniU T.M. mi- Wm ifAi FRENCH 'Five, six, seven shots Ebbtide nightclub in Revere, said, "Five, six or seven." "You didn't keep count?" queried the lawyer. "No, answered French. How much time elapsed? A A matter of a few seconds. Then what did you do? A I raised myself up.

I heard the scuffle of feet and heard, "get him. FEARED POLICE TRAP French said he thought it was a police trap and began "looking for cops." According to the witness, he ran into the sidewalk in a half-crouch, looking for oncoming policemen along broadway and waved his arm at Stathopoulos to get away. "Tony had the motor running and he just tore off with it. The wheels were screeching," French said. French said he saw the figure of a man emerging from the alley but he could not identify him.

He said he ran, still in a crouch, up the street to Division st. which ran down to Bellingham sq. The witness testified that he took a bus to Wonderland Station in Revere and walked from there to the Ebbtide and went back to work. DENIES BARON French denied ever meeting key state witness Joseph1 (Barboza) Baron who claimed that French was em-poyed to "set up" Deegan in the alley. Baron testified that he recruited the murder team after being given the murder contract for Deegan's death.

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