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Show itoday. mscART I, m Sl!joy HeraM 9 t" Yablonsld Grand Jury Recessed Until Feb. 76 Bv STEPHEN MORROW (UPI)-- A CLEVELAND S fe- deral grand jury, confident It has established the identities of the slayers of United Mine Workers (UMW) official Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonsld, hij wife cow and daughter.' roust determine who paid for the: o deed. After seven sessions the 13 jurors convened by U.S. AttorRobert B. Krupansky ney recessed until Monday, Fen. 16. Krupansky said the jurors needed a rest after hearing extensive testimony. Praded before the grand jury were two FBI agents, four UMW officials, the wives of two of the defendants, six relatives of one defendant and two used car salesmen. A key FBI informant and the sons of the slain union official, Joseph and Kenneth Yablonski, also testi- member and obstructing justice by preventing his appearance before a federal grand jury in Washington studying possible frauds in the union election Dec. 9. W. A. 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Mrs. Gilly and the three men were charged with conspiracy and Yablonsld to murder naa icers" of the union By MIKE FEINSILBER deprive him of his rights. WASHINGTON (UPI) James Charles Phillips, 22, something to do" with Yablon key FBI Informant wiio with Three coal miners and a ski's slaying. drew from the muraer plot, sympathetic congressman have The miners demonstrated was named as a charged the hierarchy of the outside the Justice Department suit but not as a defendant. United Mine Workers (UMW) in support of a The federal Indictment said with practicing "nepotism and coming to trial next week the conspirators met with despotism." challenging a system instituted LaFol-fettThe coal miners appeared by Boyle under which district "persons unknown" at Tenn.. Nov. 12 to plot the before a Senate labor subcom officials are appointed rather murders. Yablonski had mittee investigating the election than elected. At the hearing, Kafton said charged the UMW leadership in which W. A. "Tony" Boyle to of find 200 others had been million the the he retained $3.7 spent presidency illegally win votes in UMW District 19 union by defeating J. A. "Jock" blacklisted and denied work. which includes all of Tennessee Yablonsld last December. "They are very active in union and six Kentucky counties. He Three weeks later, Yablonski,' affairs, that' the one common lost District 19 by a 40-- 1 his wife and daughter were denominator they all have," he slain. testified. margin. despotism He said although the mines "Nepotism and prevail" in the union, one of the around his home area are miners, Karl Kan on or Mound "begging for men," and al sville. W.Va., testified. though he has applied for work A short time later, at a and has experience, he can't Capitoi Hill- rally attended by get a job in his home area. 150 dissident miners, Hep. Ken Testimony Catches Interest a fervent This testimony caught the Hechler, supporter of Yablonski, used interest of Sen. Harrison A. the the same term. "Nepotism and Williams Jr., WASHINGTON (UP!) --The have dominated mine subcommittee chairman. despotism U.S. government is "very union leadership for too long," "The savage, outrageous use encouraged by me positive be said. of a blacklist has no place in attitudes Nigerian officials have Trbovich Charges Officers life in this country," he said. "I taken" regarding relief efforts Yablonski's campaign mana consider it my duty to unearth 1 for Biafrans, according to a Michael Trbovich of all the facts regarding these ger, U.S. official. Clarksville, Pa., charged at tne charges of collusion. I will do The official, who could not be "the international offi- - so." identified but has had exper rally ience in relief matters, said the internal Nigerian airlift and truck transport of food supples is well undar way to Biafrans, who lost the Nigerian civil war. The official also praised plans of the Nigerian army to assist Illnesses Na of influenza or flu-liin rehabilitation of the former ATLANTA (UPI)-T- he The had been documented. Communicable Disease secessionist enclave. He said tional additions rar. added latest the total Center (NCDC) Mary up food tons of relief 4,500 weekly Ohio, and to 13 states. would Drovide a dailv ration of land, Mississippi, flu-Dr. , Alexander Langmulr, 2,000 calories for needy Bia Oregon today to the list of at one director of epidemiology states official and struck frans. He said 1(1,000 tons a more NCDC, said the winter of 1970 there was week are needed, however, to admitted not been an for get Biafrans above subsistence ifluenze" as originally expect- "has influenza" as originally erpect- level feeding. expected this year." Last week the NCDC named ed. But he said the flu this The official said that memar, most of it apparently the bers of the special U.S. relief nine states in which outbreaks Hong Kong variety, has not hit 1 mission recently visited Eiafra. of any of the nation's big cities no was "There sign except Baltimore. genocide,", fte official said. Most of the flu activity this "Nowhere was it in evidence, year is centered along the East and there were a lot of people Coast and in the Southeast. looking for it." For the week ended Jan. 81, The official said, however, the NCDC said 794 persons in the exact number of Biafrans 122 U.S. cities died of Influenza who starved to death during the or cneuT.onla, 259 more than civil war may never be known. WASHINGTON Con (UPI) anticipated fur the week, with He said the Biafrans lost the today over the excess deaths attributed to civil war because their food ran troversy raged down the clock whether to tear net because military fowor on the old Post Office the current flu activity. out, supplies were exhausted.' "It Building along historic Pennsyl was a food situation rather than vania Avenue, it u me uistnci Local a military situation," he said. of Columbla'a third tallest "The army got hungry and after the Washington structure, some started to starve. The Monument and the Capitol. The worse. was population Fme Arts commission Th OctoberNovember study re- has voted twice to demolish the 1 shell vealed what a thin, brittle tower. It savs the Romanesque was operating in Biafra." (UPI)-T- he revival tower is "incongruous" FONT, Mich. and "unacceptable" to the longest local strike in General DUTCH HOSPITALS classic style of Motors history has ended with GrecoiRoman cnth other buildings in the federal the approval of a new work UTRECHT, Holland of Holland's popula- (Hand. agreement by United Auto tion the nation's Nnrhan el A. UWWBS. cnair- - Workers Local 598 occupies Production at Fisher Body hospital beds each year. Prof. man of the rennsyivsnia of Avenue Commission, has urged Plant No. 2 in Flint, shut down T. M. de Vreeze, pre-- nt since last Sept. 24 139 days-- was the National Hospital wuncll, preservation of the tower. scheduled to resume s;iid In a speech. De Vreeze "I don't mm wt inouia said that on a per capita basis destroy the heritage of the past Monday. About 2,600 workers each Dutchman spends a few lust to make wav for new were affected at the Fisher days a year in a hospital. hulldlnis." Owlnza said. "Let's plant as were 1,600 at a Holland's hospitals have 85,000 not destroy the only juice that's companion plant Idled since the workers, or 1.36 per bed, he left on the south sine 01 ine strike began because of a lack of parts, said. lavenue." Nige nan Attitude ti j s f O'htonding nlfltliW i - I I SAVE nVrffaj s Vf?l N titliiliUf'ni n', I frQ (3R7CSX 1 rn'r i 'HI SAVING OPPORTUNITY YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR... THE . The grand jury returned indictments against Paul E. Gilly, 26, Claude E. Vealey, 27, Aubran W. Martin, 21, and wife, Annette, 29, C;l!y'a j Mdtry k Granite's THE GRANITE . . . nly nlte j fied. of southern coal regions who moved to Cleveland. The three men were charged with technical violations of a fedsral law in the slayings of Yablonski, 59, his wife, Margaret, 57, and his daughter, Charlotte, 25, at thei home in Clarksville, Pa., Dec. XI. 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