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4 The Boston Globe Monday, July 29, 1968 KKtTf 'King' Baron Lashed at Deegan Trial Gil1' could take up again with his girlfriend. "He's so clever. He wants six lives," Stanziani said. Cassesso's lawyer, Ronald Chisholm, opened the arguments. He spent an hour.

The trial is in its 47th day. The case could be delivered to the jury late tomorrow or by Wednesday. Baron testified that Tameleo concurred with Li-mone's order and that he (Baron) in turn recruited the other defendants as his murder team. Baron characterized the slayings as a Cosa Nostra murder. Limone and Tameleo were named as members before a Senate investigating sub-committee in 1963.

Stanziani quoted, "I don't care whether they're innocent or not They go." These are the words of Barboza-Baron, the King of East Boston, the King of the Corner, the King who was destroyed when he was pinched, imprisoned and finally isolated." Baron is serving a 4 to 5-year sentence on a gun-carrying charge. Since turning on his former associates, he has been removed from the prison to a secret place under the protection of U.S. marshals. Stanziani maintained that Baron's purpose; in testifying, other than revenge, was to secure his freedom and receive money so he trial against Limone came from Barboza's lips. Barboza claimed that Limone ordered Deegan's death and offered him $7500 to carry out the murder contract Stanziani, the second lawyer to argue- before Judge Felix Forte, said it was Baron's word against Li-mone's word.

Limone took the stand in his own He asked the jury that they restrict their considerations of the evidence to the individual defendants and not to try them as a single group. BARON A KING? Harking to letter's written by Baron to a girlfriend, Stanziani represents Peter J. Limone, 34, of Medford, charged as an accessory before the fact of murder, a crime which carries the death sentence. Similarly accused in connection with the 1965 slaying of Edward (Teddy) Deegan in a Chelsea alley are Ronald Cassesso, 35, of Somerville, Joseph Salvati, 35, of the North End, and Henry Tameleo, 66, of Cranston, R.L On trial for murder in the first degree are Wilfred Roy French, 39, of Everett, and Louis Grieco, 51, of Peabody. Stanziani pointed out to the 16 jurors that the only testimony in the lenghty Downtown Covered by New Police Station BUS STOP Children wait with parents before boarding "Exodus" buses bound for Summer camp in Orchard Beach, yesterday.

About 150 children, ranging in age from 6 to 14, will attend the camp as part of the Operation Exodus cultural enrichment program. Exodus runs a school busing program during the school year. Sanctuary Helped if' Church terested in providing sanctuary to war resisters for $1. The report concluded that the "goals which we set out to achieve were fulfilled granting symbolic sanctuary has strengthened the church. Louis Locatell, who headed the study committee, said the church will continue to offer "what assistance we can to other churches and the resistance cause." The question of granting future sanctuaries will be decided, he said, "when and if we are asked to do so." Set for Retarded the program at 9:45 a.m.

An Olympic torch will be carried by a youngster from the John F. Kennedy Memorial Health Center on Hancock a mile away from the stadium. More than 200 are expected to compete in the events which will be tailored to their physical abilities. i 1 8 I 5 In front of a State Police; cruiser carrying away the awol serviceman. The minister, who had resigned before the sanctuaries were granted, supported the practice but expressed disillusionment with the resistance movement after rock-throwing crowds clashed with police.

The study called "Chronicle of Symbolic' Sanctuary," the 25-page report delves into the pros and cons of the incidents and is being offered to other churches in 'Olympic Event QUINCY Retarded chil-dren from nine South Shore communities will take part in a special Olympics program Wednesday at the Vet- erans' Memorial Stadium. Recreation Director Wil- liam F. Ayan said the youngsters will compete in track and field events, Mayor James R. Mclntyre will open mm ill WELLESLEY The con-Jfioversial sanctuaries granted two awol servicemen recently by the Natick-rWellesley Community tChurch had positive as well negative results, ac-fcording to a church Compiled by 14 parishioners, the reports cited such favorable responses as: 5 The "awakening" of liberal segments of Welles-3ey and surrounding communities "to the cause and positions represented by the committee on sanctuary." y. More people are joining 'the Several Bay State min-Jsters have requested per-Jmission to address the con-gregation.

The church's building 'program is being expanded, However, the report did chide the minister of the church at the time for his al- leged "lack of leadership" during the sanctuaries, one of which ended in a wild melee when young members of the New England (draft) Resistance threw themselves By RONALD WTSOCKI Principal state witness Joseph (Barboza) Baron was characterized today as "a criminal bent on revenge" with his testimony of a gangland murder against six defendants in Suffolk Superior Court Atty. Robert Stanziani labelled Baron's testimony "a masterpiece of a gangland slaying," an ability gained through a half-a-lifetime spent in prison, he said. "He knows the ways of the streets and gutters," shouted the lawyer in bis closing argument. "That's the way he lived by the gun." Pay Forces Lynn To Up Taxes LYNN This year's tax increase will be $11 to $15 if the City Council tonight approves, as expected, the request of Mayor Erving Kane to borrow $700,000. It will be the first tax raise since 1966.

The present levy is $115. With the expected increase, the new rate would be between $126 and $130. Lynn is not assassed on a full and fair evaluation basis. The need to borrow the $700,000 is principally reflected in increased welfare payments which came despite the state takeover July 1. Kane said Medicare and Medicaid payments during all of 1967 were equalled in the first six months of 1968.

Kane also said that state aid for 1968 had been cut by $500,000 despite the increased case load. Wage boosts for all city workers a common denominator in all growing cities and towns due to collective bargaining is another reason for the tax hike. The wage and welfare increase have pushed Lynn's municipal budget up by $2 million. According to the city assessors, an announcement of the new rate and the issuance date for new tax bills will be made after tonight's special council meeting, pending approval of the hike -by the Sate Bureau of Accounts. Why not meet your favorite, client for lunch at "Acre's always a special reason on the Big Red Menu! Kcdbarh BOSTON 43 Stanhope Street 266-1900 Alio In Hlnghsm Fram'mgham Wayland Saugus Middleboro Boston Police Comr.

Edmund L. McNamara today assigned Capt Edward F. Hamilton to command the newly-formed District 1, a consolidation of the department's intown districts. Hamilton is a 25-year veteran and commander of the old District 1 in the North End for the past three years. Canned Goods Loot In North End Burglars broke into the Boston Italian Grocery warehouse, 20 Atlantic -North End, during" the week-end and stole a truck and $6000 worth of assorted canned goods.

Anthony Silvestri of 45 Bacon Winchester, told police the thieves took $4000 worth of goods, including hams, tuna fish and instant coffee, from the building and $2000 worth of food locked in the truck which was parked near the building. Police said there was no signs of forced entry. Motorcycle Two self-admitted members of the Devil's Disciples, a Dorchester motorcycle club, were sentenced to jail in Dorchester District Court today for motorcycle infractions and threatening the life of a Registry of Motor Vehicles inspector. Jail sentences totaling 30 months were imposed on Roger Covino, 24, formerly of Revere, Brighton and Dorchester, by Judge Jerome P. Troy for threatening the life of insp.

John O'Donnell of Milton. O'Don-nell and another Registry Insp. John Matthews, stopped three cyclists on July 5 at Neponset Circle, Dorchester for motorcycle violations. O'Donnell testified Covino threatened, "Baby, I'll kill you." And, he quoted an unidentified girL seated in the courtroom, as saying, "I know where he lives. I'll bomb his home." Covino, represented by Atty.

Fred Wheeler, denied SINGLES 18-65 Date Service Info Free 734-6680 Any Time Bandl-Hstch Dittng Service District 4, whose duty was to patrol the "Combat Zone" in cruisers, have been transferred to District 1. Four other officers have been reassigned to District 1 and six officers from the North End district have been reassigned to outlying stress. The Tactical Patrol Force will remain in old District 1 at North st, in the North End, near Callahan Tunnel, until the building is occupied by the Police Academy which will move from District 4 in the South End at a later adte. i Somerville Cafe caused delays for hundred? on their way to work. The investigation was called for by Somerville Fire Chief Fred J.

Quintan. The blaze originated in a man's bar and spread to the cocktail lounge and dining room. The owner, Guy Der Der-Kazarian of Maplewood st. in Watertown, estimated the loss from $50,000 to $80,000. for Threats of O'Donnell.

He was fined $50 for the cycle violations. Roehrig, defended by Atty. William Homans, testified his cycle was in good condition and that the muffler he. introduced in open court today was the same as on the night he was arrested for alleged infractions. Both men appealed.

Covino was held in $5000 cash bail pending his appeal Roehrig was ordered held in $5000 bond. COLIN GILLIS a maiden aunt, Mary Kelly gave him $2000 in cash and the following year an additional $1500. The defendant Gillis is charged with wilful evasion of $6000 in income taxes for the years 1959 through 1961. AH He becomes the first occupant of the captain's office in the department's newest police station on Sudbury st. in the Government Center.

The station which will be occupied by the men of District 1 and District 2 and the Traffic Division, headed by Deputy Supt. John F. Bren-nan, is the first to be built in 33 years. 'MODEL STATION The five-story brick structure, across the street from the John F. Kennedy Federal Building, is the epitome of the "model police station," boasting closed-circuit television and air-conditioning.

It will be occupied at 7:45 a.m. tomorrow. It will be dedicated at 12:30 p.m. The territory covered by the district has been enlarged to include the so-called "Combat Zone, between Essex and Stuart sts. which was formerly patrolled by officers of the South End District 4.

The area to be served by the new district extends from the Charles River, Arlington Herald st. and the Harbor. Club Pair threatening O'Donnell. He admitted only that he "got hot under the collar," because he thought the police would damage his $1200 motorcycle, which he described as "my life, my bread and butter." He said he asked lice for permission to call for a platform truck to take the cycle away, but Registry officials insisted on a tow truck. He said he feared the tow-truck would damage the machine.

Covino charged he and his fellow club members were constantly being harassed by police and Registry men. Covino was fined a total of $200 on the cycle infrac tions. Three violations occurred, Registry officials said, when O'Donnell and Det Bernard O'Meara of Dist 3, prosecuting officer, went to 33 Taylor st. to arrest Covino on warrants. Police said Covino fled on his motorcycle when they approached him.

He was captured later by O'Meara and O'Donnell in South Boston after a 120 m.p.h. chase through city streets. At the conclusion of his defense Covino said an article printed in a Sunday newspaper about Hamilton formerly served as a captain in District 17 in West Roxbury. NIGHT CAPTAIN His duties will be shared by Capt Peter J. Donovan, a 22-year veteran who has served as captain in the Records and Communications Division, the South End District, the Back Bay District and the Milk st' District (District 2) since 1965.

Capt Donovan has been named night captain. Thirteen patrolmen from $50,000 Fire Cuts The State Fire Marshal's office has been called in te investigate a $50,000 fire this morning on Holland Davis sq. in Somerville. The one-alarm fire, which gutted the landmark Venice Cafe was discovered at 6:10. It resulted in the rerouting of M.BXA.

buses between Davis and Teale and Sentenced his organization, the Devil's Disciples, was essentially "true." "We are constantly being harrassed by Registry and police. I feel that every time I drive my bike on the rgads I'll be stopped by them. We would like to be left -v-. The second man, Gilbert H. Roehrig, 23, formerly of Dorchester and now of Hingham was sentenced to a six months jail term for allegedly threatening the life Gillis Testifies To Cash Bag Former Revere Police Chief Colin A.

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