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THE GOVERNMENT has also called as witnesses the follow. ing:
Ernest Clements and John. McKeithen, m embers of the
Louisiana Public Service Corn-
mission; Lt Arthur E. King, Sgt.
Earl Weiser and Sgt. Ernest M.
She was asked if either McGuire or Kirkpatrick were there at the time and she said, she didn't recall.
"Do you remember if anyone was there at the time of the first call?" Dowling ,asked. •
"Mr. Lupo `(the campaign manager)" she said.
Mrs. Morrison was the last prosecution witness before the trial was recessed until' 1:15 p. m.
ON THE WITNESS stand this afternoon Judge Edmund Reg gie, Crowley city judge, was asked if he knew Gov. and Mrs., Earl Long. He answered' that he' did. Then he was asked if he were here on Jan. 17, 1956.
"I left New Orleans early on the morning of Jan. 17 and' returned on the 18th."-
Q—Did you meet with the Longs while you were herett
A—Yes I did. The meeting was at The Reosevelt.
"The suite was tremendously crowded and the hallways were jampacked with people going in and out of the rooms," he added.
Q—Do you recall hearing a record or a recording being played back?
A—I walked in and out of the rooms 'of the governor's' suite.
I "I saw a tape recorder on the 'floor. A man was playing the tape recorder and I stayed and listened," he added.
.On further questioning Reggie said he knew it was not on the
17th and probably not on the ]
18th, but it could have been-the
Simoneaux of the New Orleans
l police force; Jack H. Broyl, J.
E. Appel and George Cooper,' employes of the telephone company; Mr. and Mrs. William G. Lindholm of New Orleans; Mrs. Audrey G. Tilghman, 2756Y2 Bay, and an FBI laboratory technician from Washington.
The defense has summoned Supt. of Police Dayries, District Atty. Hubert, former U. S. Atty. George Blue and three FBI agents.
WITNESSES who ail THE
rived to await the turn to tes-
thy appeared to have stepped out of a "Who's Who in Louisi- ana Polities."
They included Blanche (Mrs,' Earl) Long, wife of -the gever4 nor; Judge Edmund Reggie oft Crowley, and Camille Gravel, the state's national Democratic com-, mitteeman.
As the trlal got under way Jack C. Benjamin, assistant
S. attorney, won permis- sion from Judge Wright to nol prosse two counts of the in- dictment against the trio of defendants. .
These counts concerned con- versations between Morrison and former 1J. S. Sen. William C. Feazel, and between the mayor and U. S. Rep. Hale T. Boggs.
Feazel was unable to appear,said Benjamin, because of a re- cent operation, while Boggs could not appear because of the press of affairs in Washington.
Jurors chosen were Charles Maurice del Corral, Sr., Mil- dred H. MacDonald, James F. Taylor, William G. Kelly, Mrs. Philip W. Elstrott, Anthony J. Cortello, Earl M. Lambert. Jack T. Calamia, Theodore ()finer, Gloria Jastramski, Mrs. Flor- ence: B. Jeansonne and Francis T. Zaffers.
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