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1 1 10- Section 1A CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY. MARCH 8, 1970 7 2 Nabbed in Bombing and Robbery of Bank aT By Kiwi cZI Freeburtt esl New Haven. March 7 rested la Rockvillle, where John Pardue was charged at the time of his arrest with robbery of the Union Savincs (CPD The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced today he was visiting relatives. His brother; John, 27, had been arrested earlier jta Danbury. James Pardue was arraigned in Baltimore tonight and held bank "by the use of force, vio the arrest of two brothers wanted in connection with a bank lence and Intimidation, bv the robbery last Nov.

.2. The elder Pardues disappeared the next day and still are missing. In the robbery In Danbury, $35,000 was stolen and 26 persons were injured. The town was paralyzed temporarily by explosions in the bank, the three-storv brick nnlicn heart. robbery Feb.

13 in Danburv. use of guns and explosives." where robbers used IChkaw Tribune Prtu SinrtctJ WASHINGTON, March 7-Sen. Edmund Muskie Me. was testifying on pollution before the Democratic policy committee when an aid put a tray with six glasses of ice water down in front of him. "I didn't expect to get that much response to my campaign for clean water," said Muskie as he interrupted his testimony to a drink.

After President, Nixon had made a helicopter survey of rush on $250,000 bail. He will be in custody of the federal court in Baltimore until extradition tin. rouce disclosed that the ParduesV father and grandmother lived in Union Mo bombs to blow up the police headquarters and throw th city into confusion. pers arrive from Connecticut where a series of bombings also quarters, and an abandoned IS James Pardue, 23, was ar ana a nearwg is scheduled. was coordinated with a bank woo tvmuiuuieu, who a name i i getaway car eetawav ear.

ur u-miic me capuai one morning, aids asked him what he thought. He replied: "I'm sure glad I don't have to drive to work." aY'v JOSEPH MEEK DESCRIBES the Illinois constitutional con-vention as long on hours and short on humor. But recently, Meek said, the revenue committee delegates were discussing vulB iuemoer torn a story about a husband who came 12 Fu11 Shoppi'ng IIoB" Monlay thru Friday at Sears Neifinborhood State Street Monday, Thursday and Friday 9:15 A.M. to 8:30 P.lvli II II I I iiijuiuuimb (MB wmm ummmM 'mml'mm'1 innT-r- t.tt hi i twiJ Sears 'Miy iru i ivmiiiii jirirnmiNiiM it mil 111 I Sen. Edmund Muskie from left, Joseph Meek, and nee resilient Agnew.

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www ITtUOltl I a definer of words. In his current newsletter to constituents, uoouung aetines tne term "taxation" as "the art of picking a goose to secure the maximum amount of feathers with the nuiumum amount of squawking." VICE PRESIDENT AGNEW said that when President Nixon I went to Paris last vear ha wax hand nanaviA t. I advance men that included the item that "after President Nixon epeaKs ior iu minutes, ins remarks wUl be translated Into "Sometimes we have trouble communicating," remarked ffriA Visit T)nnJKA i. Jtcsiueut, qui i never tnought it was that bad." Project Hope Head I Gets Mercy Award and Stay In Out of the Heat Come Summer! South Bend, March 7 tSV-Dr. William B.

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