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Boston Evening Globe Tuesday, June 12, 1973 3 ESwriSE Testifies in Salenime trial Attorney tells of bombing which cost him leg TVtt revolver he had in his hip pocket and a .25 caliber pistol from his jacket pocket. He had permits to carry these weapons, he said oainsl Under questioning by Asst. Dist. Atty. Kevin Mulvey, Fitzgerald said "they amputated my right leg below the knee at the hospital and repaired a hole in my left leg with skin from my abdomen.

Defense counsel F. Lee Bailey objected to the witness showing his leg injuries to the jury of 13 men and three women and was sustained by Superior Court Judge Roger J. Donahue. Fitzgerald said he was at the Whidden hospital for four days and then was transferred to the Massachusetts General Hospital where he remained until the end of April. In response to another Mulvey question, Fitzgerald said he had seen Salemme in 1965 in West-wood or Dedham at "a bowling alley joint" and again in 1967 in a "North End combination joint.1' Amount 24 Total of 36 Total of You Receive Months Payments Months Payments $1,500 68.12 $1,634.88 47.29 $1,702.44 2,000 90.83 2,179.92 63.05 2.269.80 2,500 113.54 2,724.96 78.81 2,837.16 3,000 136.25 3,270.00 94.58 3,404.88 3,500 I 158.95 3,814.80 110.34 3,972.24 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE 8.41 8.41 RATE By Dexter Brine Globe Staff Former Everett attorney John E.

Fitzgerald Jr. re-, lated for 40 minutes to a Middlesex Superior Court jury this morning the horrify ing details of Jan 30, when a bomb explosion in his. car cost him his right leg. Fitzgerald, a 41 -year-old father of five, testified as a prosecution witness at the trial of Francis' P. Salem-me, 40, of Sharon, who is charged with intent to murder the lawyer.

The witness testified that on Jan. 30, 1968, he was cleaning out his desk in the law office of Alfred P. Farese Jr. on Broadway, Everett, after dissolving their law partnership. When he left at 5:10 p.m., Fitzgerald said, he phoned the FBI, then went to his car.

When he turned the key in the ignition there was a tremendous" explosion, the windshield shattered and "I was practically blown out of the car." "I yelled for help and a man came to me," the lawyer said. "I told him my name and asked him to call Mr. Rico (agent Rico of the Boston FBI bureau). "Within moments, police and other people were on the scene. I remembered officer Fred Kelley of the Everett police being there.

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