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5 The Boston Globe Friday, August 28, 1970 7 1- metro roundup Baron returning to Walpole Sears THIS WEEK "SSiST JSSTSi for week 011 Parole violation terday an inmate council has been formed at thm Mid By Robert E. Walsh Globe Staff Gangland informer Joseph (Barboza) Baron will spend at least one more weekend in Walpole State Prison. Baron was returned to Walpole under heavy guard last night following an explosive appearance on the witness stand in Suffolk Superior Court. Judge James C. Roy took under advisement Baron's petition for a writ of habeas corpus to free him from Walpole, where he is confined for violation of dlesex House of Correction here following an outbreak by prisoners last week.

Buckley said the purpose of the council will be, to deal with the grievances of the prisoners. The council will be composed of four inmates, members of. the jail staff, and outside citizens including the Billerica chief of police, he said. Back Bay woman swindled Police are searching for two women who swindled an elderly Back Bay woman out of $4400 yesterday by promising to double her money. Mrs.

Alice Curtis, 78, of 40 St. Germain st. told police the women showed her an envelope supposedly filled with money and told her they won it at the race track. They promised to double her money for her, drove Mrs. Curtis home and left her waiting outside an empty lawyer's office.

not spare, the manpower to protect his wife on a 24-hour basis during her visit. On other occasions, Baron testified, he was asked to come east by Federal authorities, but could not pinpoint the dates under questioning by Irwin. He said that, on one occasion, he was asked by Federal agents to "work" on a case involving the thef of a $500,000 painting. Firearms and narcotics charges against Baron were later dropped, but Baron was sent back to Walpole for violation of parole. Judge Roy, in reserving decision on the Baron petition, ordered lawyers for both sides to file briefs at 10 Monday morning.

parole. Harvard Square gets phone alert Baron, paroled in March that he stay out of Massa JOSEPH BARON to Walpole been a closely guarded secret since he was freed as a reward for his testimony against six men on trail for the 1965 slaying of Edward (Teddy) Deegan in Chelsea. Four men are now in Death Row at Walpole largely because of Baron's decision to testify as a means of "getting even" for an underword double-cross. Under direct questioning by F. Lee Bailey, Baron's lawyer, Baron admitted visiting Massachusetts, despite terms of his parole, on five occasions.

But he claimed he did so under FBI auspices on four of those five occasions. Baron and Bailey both testified that Baron came back to Massachusetts because his wife was visiting her mother- in Maiden and he was afraid she would be harmed by the underworld. Baron said returned to the state only after the FBI told him they could i I Deluxe Sewing Machine With Handsome Cabinet chusetts, was arrested in New Bedford in July on gun-carrying and and narcotics charges. He flushed and sputtered with rage yesterday when Asst. Atty.

Gen. John Irwin revealed that he and his family have been staying in California since his release. "You would do this to my wife and children," Baron shouted to the startled Irwin. "Thanks a lot. I'll do my time." Baron, fearful of gangland reprisals against him and his family, was apparently saying he would rather remain behind bars than have details of his present life revealed.

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There is no on-street parking in the immediate vicinity, he added, and "it is naive to assume that spaces which do exist will not be usurped by construction workers and students even though they have been implored to park elsewhere." The move will create 166 spaces to be placed between buildings Number 2 and 3 of the present high school, which are scheduled for demolition. Beverly diver's body found BEVERLY The body of Jeb Foss, 16, of Barre, was recovered yesterday morning from Beverly Harbor, following a search that began Wednesday afternoon. Foss an amateur diver, disappeared Wednesday while skindiving with two campanions in the harbor. Watertown burglars nabbed Three men were arrested in Watertown Square yesterday, twenty minutes after an attempted house-break in Weston. The suspects were surprised by the returning homeowners and allegedly fled from the scene with a quantity of silver, Weston Police said that Watertown Police officers found the silver in the suspects' escape car.

i Charged with breaking and entering, larceny, and possession of burglar's tools were John Mills, 37, of 45 Marlboro Belmont; Robert Donahue, 31, of 145 Allston and William J. 39, of 172 Putnam both of Cambridge. The three will be arraigned in the Waltham Court this morning. A neighbor at the Weston home took down the license plate numbers of the escape car and reported it to police officers. Reg.

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