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THE RECORD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1966 A 3 1 flf Hope Waning McCue Jurors Force New Trial ROCKY APPEALS Kavanaugh hv Triangle, Murder Indictment Says FOR PUBLIC AID IN DRUG FIGHT Thomas J. Ryan, assistant prosecutor representing the State, spent 30 minutes detailing testimony from various witnesses and calling the stabbing unnecessary. 1 1 murmured: "Forgive me. I'm sorry." Lucianna said in a raised voice, "This boy was asking for God's forgiveness. He knew he had done wrong in provoking this fight.

"I only wish his mother or father could have been there to hold him in their arms and console him. He was alone dying on a littered porch floor. What a way to die." Turning to his client, Lucianna said, "He had a right to do what he did. What was he supposed to do. Let Miller beat him to death.

"And about the knife Maybe it was put' there by Providence because it was a day my client should live and the other boy should die." "fa lsww i mil For Roni Sue Pittsburgh W-Ronl Sue, the surviving Aranson quintuplet, appeared today to be losing her battle for life, doctors said. The 1-pound, 11-ounce Infant was racked with a convulsion yesterday and her condition changed quickly from good to grave. She also developed breathing trouble the same problem that took the lives of her four sisters. "Her condition is very grave," said Dr. Lee Bass, pediatrician for the 6-day-old infant.

"It is the feeling now that she will not live." The quintuplets were born 2'i months prematurely Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Aronson, both 22, of Pittsburgh. Three died Sunday Amy Beth, Susan and Kimberly Ann. Marci Jill died Monday.

Doctors said their lungs had not developed enough to sustain life. Roni Sue was the first-born and largest. Bv WILLIAM DOBBINS and MAUREEN O'DONNELL (Staff Writers) Hackcnsack-The jury failed to reach a decision last night in the first-degree murder trial of Dennis McCue, 19, of Oakland, who is accused of stabbing Raymond Miller, 18, of Pater-son on October 8. McCue was continued on $1,500 bail pending a new trial. After 6 hours of fruitless deliberation, Bergen County Court Judge Arthur J.

O'Dea received a note from the Jury stating it could not reach a decision. Judge O'Dea then dismissed the Jury. The jury started deliberating at 1 P. M. shortly after hearing brief testimony from Mr.

and Mrs. Edward McCue, Dennis's parents, who both related the approximate time their son left and returned home the night of the murder. Lucianna spent 45 minutes in his summation to the jury. He underscored testimony from Irene Redfern, 15, of Wanaque, described as Miller's girl friend, who said the dying youth vvSI wn9 appreciate WSJ t-tp i Bergen Mall, Poramuf i HU7-7QU Opposite The Hoyhoma At hirr 1 "X'Wt I vjv if (Special to The Record) Patcrson The indictment charging Paul Kavanaugh with the murder of his 21-year-old red-haired wife alleges that at the time or the killing he was In love with a 20-year-old Clifton blonde. The love-trlangle development came to light yesterday when details of the indictment, handed up Wednesday by a Passaic County Grand Jury, were made public.

Kavanaugh, a good-looking 24-year-old newspaper delivery-man, had been dating Miss Geraldine Malick for about 6 months prior to his wife's murder, according to the indictment. It charges that Kavanaugh dated Miss Malick at diverse times and places and that when their dating ended March 4, only 9 days before his missing wife's body was found in a gully, he was still in love with Miss Malick. The blonde, according to the indictment, wanted to continue the relationship with Kavanaugh at that time, but he broke it off. MORE TO COME FALSE INFORMATION In the indictment, Kavanaugh is accused of encouraging Miss Malick to give false information to authorities regarding the murder and her personal relationship with him. Kavanaugh's wife Judy was reported missing February 24, the date she was reported to have driven him to Garfield to pick up a delivery truck.

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REALISM STRESSED Meanwhile, Chief Probation Officer Joseph A. Shelly, a former addict who pioneered in setting up Daytop, appeared before the New York State Narcotics Addiction Control Commission with a plea that the Commission not accredit agencies which do not apply realistic policies in dealing with, addicts. "We believe that a conventional approach to the addict, which considers him a poor, sick, Don't bi misled when buying your children's Christmas bike Come in ond let one of Wilson'i experts of up to 45 yeors experience show you that, for just a few extra dollars, you can buy anyone of our Famous Bicycles built by Schwinn. For 44 Years Bergen County's Largest Dealer. Over 1000 Bikes in Stock.

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9:30 A. M. TO 9:30 P. M. HU cording to the indictment, are charged with attempting to intimidate Mrs.

Kavanaugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mar-chino and discouraging them from co-operating with the police investigation. Yesterday, Matzner and the Cavanaghs were released in bail. Kavanaugh was ordered held without bail on the murder charge, but his attorney, John J.

Bergin, a former deputy Attorney-General, said he would attempt today to have bail set for his client. Ii M9tlMr A FTA i hWi. lUai NEW JERSEY Rte. 4 Poromus 201-843-2125 MANHATTAN 1246 2nd Ave. LONG ISLAND Roosevelt Field was found in a gully near the Clifton exit of the Garden State Parkway.

She had been strangled and shot to death. Three other persons also were indicted in connection with the murder. Richard and Judith Cavanagh, no relation, downstairs neighbors of the Kavanaughs at 90 Hazel Street, were charged with false swearing. They are accused of lying to police about events prior to Mrs. Kavanaugh's death.

PUBLISHER'S SON Another indictment charges Harold Matzner, 33, son of the publisher of Matzner Publications Inc. of Wayne, with conspiring to obstruct justice, allegedly threatening to fire an employee of the firm if he testified to the prosecution about the slaying. Kavanaugh and Matzner, ac- neurotic, defenseless victim of circumstances over which he has no control, is not helpful in rehabilitating the addict," Shelly said. He added that treatment should be based on what addicts themselves recommend. Shelly was one of 15 witnesses to appear on the second day of public hearings by the Commission which is seeking to set standards for private and public agencies that will take part in the Statewide $81-million program that goes into effect next April 1.

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Adolfo Sarti, Italian undersecretary for tourism and entertainment, said the film had been okayed by censors after three markedly risque scenes were omitted. He noted the courts could ban the film if they saw fit. WItofluL In, defense of his proposal, Shelly said: i fit may sound harsh and mid-Victorian, but any other course may well be writing a death certificate, not only for the individual addicts involved in the program but for the program itself." C. B. S.

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