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The Boston Globe Thursday, July 25, 1968 10 Deegan Suspect Crawls on Floor to Recreate Murder Night SINGLES 18-65 Date Service Info Free 734-6630 Any Time HufMUtefc Dm tin Serrlea fore the fact of murder are pf the North End, Ronald A. Henry Taineleo, 66, of Cran- Cassesso of Somerville and ston, R.L, Joseph F. Salvati Peter Limone of Medford. family lived in Florida during March 1965 and did not return to the Boston area until late April or early May 1965. Charged as accessories be- i a "Red Rose" Under questioning by his because "I like flowers, and attorney, Lawrence O'Don-I plant lots of roses." neU, Grieco said he and his Kl mm LI lA I I i nnn r- i ii i ill til uwuuu 1 JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON Hi i i i Si ULTRA ORITH TOOTHPASTE 1 1 II jcUa4iiwwgtt' i By JEREMIAH MURPHY ItUt fexrter Two men charged with first degree murder testified In their own defense Wednesday in Suffolk Superior Court.

They denied any connection with the gang Jand style slaying of Edward j(Teddy) Deegan. Wilfred Hoy French, 39, of jEverett and Louis Grieco, 51, pf Peabody are charged with killing Deegan Mar. 12, 1965, Jin a Chelsea alley. Four other men, all linked to the Cosa Nostra, are charged with being accessories before the fact of inurder. French testified he never wned, carried or fired a gun in his life.

He dramati-tally demonstrated to juudge Felix Forte and the 6-member jury on the tourtroom floor what he claimed took place when he and Deegan entered the alley to break into the Beneficial Finance Co. "There was a loud noise," French said, "and I don't know whether I bumped into Teddy or we tangled feet, but I fell." He dropped to the courtroom floor in front of the jury, and with a crablike stride, his weight on his fingertips and toes, hurried across the room to show how he moved out of the alley. Questioned by his attorney, Anthony McLaughlin, he said he believed he was in a police trap and began "looking for the -cops." He denied "setting up" his friend Deegan, as testified earlier by Joseph (Barboza) Baron, gangland gunman turned informer, who has been the prosecution's star witness. i.v.vrf.-.vjkvv.'ii MOUTH WASH MM 1 I' 1 in COTTOIJ SIVADS NON STERILE MICRIN ORAL ANTISEPTIC shampoo III more I I tears 1.15 Size-12 oz. 1.19 Size 7 oz.

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1 indictments against seven finance companies and eight individuals in the so-called small loans cases have been dropped by Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson and will not be brought to trial, records in Suffolk Superior Court disclosed Wednesday. The attorney general's office, with the approval of Judge Francis J.

Quirico and the assent of the defendants named in the indictments, placed on file all the remaining indictments obtained as a result of the 1964 crime commission investigation into alleged bribery in connection with small loan rates. In placing the indictments on file, Asst. Atty. Gen. Richard E.

Bachman, one of the prosecutors in the small loans case already given court trials told the court that dropping the remaining indictments would "best serve the ends of justice." Two small loans trials already have been held resulting in convictions of several loan companies, officials of those firms, and former Deputy Bank Comr. Martin J. Hanley. The first of the trials lasted five months and the second 11 months establishing a record for length of a criminal trial in the state. Appeals are expected to require several years to com It 1 I 1 dIAC I I 1.4S size 2 oz.

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Richardson's action in declining to continue prosecution of the remaining indictments left one finance company, Seaboard Finance Company of Los Angeles, cleared of the charges without having been brought into either of the trials already held. Also dropped were remaining indictments against Hanley's Beneficial Finance Company, Household Finance Corporation, State Loan and Finance Corporation, and officials of those companies. v2) jj BS FRAMINGHAM SO. E. BOSTON bv I ROSLINDALE SQ.

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