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i A Boston Evening Globe Friday, December 15, 1972 Probe hints deputy fired fatal shot 1- Soviet magazine hails Richardson self more properly to a grand jury. He said the committee's I evidence would be sub- mitted to' the East Baton Rouge Parish district at- torney's office. trasted with the standard Soviet propaganda reference to his predecessor, Melvin Laird, as being among the "hawks" of Washington. But the magazine warned that the Pentagon, traditionally a chief target of Soviet propaganda, had JXvuter MOSCOW The Soviet foreign affairs magazine iew Times today welcomed the appointment of Elliot Richardson as US Defense Secretary, describing him as a man of "moderate liberal trend." The description con- He said the committee did not attempt to determine who exactly fired the fatal shot of No. 4 buckshot because "the matter may involve personal culpability and addresses it- CRIMSON TRAVEL SERVICE THE S.

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"They all came from Harvard University, and up to now have been preserving its tradition of non-acceptance of military reactionary extremism. "This circumstance is especially remarkable concerning Richardson, who is to head the gigantic military machine of the defense ministry," New Times said. not turned into a "house of doves" overnight. "Its multibillion dollar budget is not likely to be reduced," the weekly's New York correspondent reported. However, Western observers here saw today's relatively friendly presentation of Richardson to the Soviet reader as symptomatic of the new climate between the superpowers following President Nixon's Moscow summit in May.

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In a preliminary report on the Nov. 16 shooting, the biracial committee said the fatal shot came from an area where six men had gathered, "an area where sheriff's deputies had deployed." But the report did not say specifically that the shot which killed Denver A. Smith of New Roads, and Leonard D. Brown of Gilbert, was fired by a sheriff's deputy, nor did it identify the six men in the group. But Atty.

Gen. William J. Guste J-, in releasing on Thursday the report of the 12-member committee he headed, said: "I think it is a fair assumption that it 4 2 i i 7 i ft i ELLIOT RICHARDSON not a hawk But it cautioned that Richardson would have a counter-balance in his deputy, "the Texas multi millionaire and oil magnate William Clements," who it called a "frank conservative." New Times also objected to the appointment of Peter Brennan as Labor Secretary, noting that he had instigated clashes between building workers and antiwar demonstrators in 1970 while head of the New York local of the Construction Workers Union. Stone BOUDOIR BEAUTIES On-the-double Strictly for the feminine woman who wants comfort and warmth in her sleepwear matching robe and gown sets in subtle pastels. Deliciously soft and lacy, and crafted of easy care acetate and nylon, these are a lovely solution to your holiday gift-giving worries.

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