Vealey Pleads Guilty In Yablonski Killings Details Paid By Tony
Claude E B Vealey a 27 year old laborer and co defendant in the slayings of United Mine Workers insurgent Joseph A Yablonski and his wife and daughter pleaded guilty to murder and said the killings were paid for by a man named Tony Vealey described the weeks long stalking the dawn break in and the entry into the Yablonski home the rapid gunfire and the chaotic aftermath in a statement read in open court He named two accomplices Aubran W Buddy Martin and Paul Gilly all from Cleveland and said Tony would pay 4200 for the job The Yablonskis were slain in December 1969 amid UMW power struggles and Boyle denial of involvement The court heard Vealey recount the planning the break in the home the killing and the gun jam that nearly bungled the job
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Gary Mihoces
Associated Press Writers
Washington, Pa
Claude EB. Vealey
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Tony
Vealey
Yablonski
Boyle
UMW
Brother Yablonski
FBI
Joseph Masterson
Cleveland
Aubran W. Buddy" Martin
Paul Gilly
Gilly
Kenneth
Joseph ‘Yablonski
Wesley
Martin
Clarksville
Yablonskis
Paul
Buddy Martin
Inmates and ex guard sentenced on prison drug violations
Four Missouri State Penitentiary inmates two former inmates and a former guard were sentenced for drug law violations under the federal drug abuse control act. Russell E Briddle 54 serving 22 years at Leavenworth was earlier sentenced to seven years. Charles Williams 26 formerly a guard now in Chicago pleaded guilty to conspiracy to traffic dangerous drugs. John Brewer 35 already at Leavenworth received three years beyond existing sentences. Seymour Covington 26 an inmate, got three years concurrent with his 25 year assault sentence. The case involved bridle using money from inmates to buy drugs and pass them inside the prison via Williams to Covington.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Jefferson City
Charles Williams
Chicago
Lincoln University
John Brewer
Missouri State Prison
Federal
Brewer
Kansas
Seymour Covington
Missouri State
Covington
U.S
Paul é.White
Missouri
Briddle
St. Louis
Williams
Daily Capital News AR Publisher and Staff Listing
A fragment from the Daily Capital News announces publishers and staff such as Robert C Shorh and William H Weldon with notes on printing, distribution, and postage. It mentions morning publication except Mondays, carrier delivery, and rates for Jefferson City and adjoining counties, with references to Associated Press and circulation audit.
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Capital News AR
Robert C. Soshorh
William HM. Weldon Romartscasten
Preise Eal Rypsiaster
Majersky
Ati Ewareris
News Prep Company
Mentos Street
Jefferson City
Mice
Associated Press
Carrie Taper
United Member
Guredy
Gesartmerts
House panel backs equal rights amendment with draft carveout
The House Judiciary Committee approved a proposed equal rights amendment, but added a provision to exempt women from the draft and allow sex based state laws to stand. Rep Martha Griffiths condemned the change, saying it could kill the measure, which she has fought for 18 years. The amendment initially tied 17-17 before changes passed 32-3 with the carveout.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Martha W Griffiths
Dmich
City plans third public pool at Potter site
Mayor John G. Christy Councilman Marvey Hager and Park Board head Louie Burker announced a new public pool for the city’s west end at the Potter site. The Z shaped pool aims to serve as many people as Memorial Pool did while Memorial and Lafayette Dunklin pools remain open. A preliminary plan will be drawn by Pascal P. Paddock of Oklahoma City and submitted for state outdoor recreation funding. Construction hinges on matching funds and will proceed under a cooperative financing plan.
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Bast
Jefferson City
John G. Christy
Marvey Hager
Louie Burker
City Park Board
Tire Potter
Memorial Pool
West End
Lafayette
Dunklin
Park Board
Pascal P. Paddock
Oklahoma City
Okla
State Inter-Agency Council For Outdoor Recreation
Space and court needs prompt welfare office plans
The Cole County Circuit Court weighs building and space fixes as the Welfare Department may move into court premises. Judge Hiesberger and Judge Riley discuss a possible second building and storage space to accommodate a second circuit court and county offices, with preparations for 1973 and notes on vacate orders and planning meetings with Carter and welfare staff.
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Welfare Department
Wade
Cole County
Carter
Inn
Tony
Hi¢eberger
Con Arter
Hiesberger
Qbe
James Riley
Riley Hiesberger
Hoth Hi
Mactouba Sheldeleet
Iesberger
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Wealty
Martin Wap
Veasley
Nablonski
Claude E. Vealey
Kansas City
Pehlman
McCarty
Ace
News Tribune
Police
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Volunteer Fire Dept
St. Mary's
Jefferson City News-Tribune
Charles E. Wiggins
Rcalif
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Holts Summit
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