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round with government
United Press International and robbery and in 1966 for punching an FBI
NEW ORLEANS — Carlos Marcello, the agent at a New Orleans airport,
alleged organized crime boss charged with Despite a citation for contempt of Congress,
fraud and racketeering by a federal grand jury, he still refused to testify before the Kefauver
has been fighting the federal government — Committee hearings on organized crime in the
and mostly winning — since the 1930s.
Despite 30 years of attempts to deport him
as an undesirable alien because of a 1938 mari
juana conviction, Marcello is still in the United
States.
Despite numerous allegations about his
mob ties, he has been convicted three times —
on the marijuana charge, in 1930 for assault
1950s.
The House Assassinations Committee even
accused him of possible complicity in the kill
ing of President Kennedy but never tied Mar
cello directly to an assassination plot.
Marcello, 70, has never been known to talk
much to reporters, and Tuesday’s indictment
was no exception.
“It would be impossible to comment,’’ said
his attorney, Virgil M. Wheeler. “Any matter
relating to the subject matter of the indict
ment, either directly or indirectly, it would be
improper for me to comment.”
Marcello was also unavailable for comment.
His phone number was listed in the 25-page
indictment, but there was no answer.
Ostensibly a businessman, Marcello lives in
suburban Jefferson Parish and has large hold
ings in land and businesses.
A portly man with a ruddy complexion,
Marcello once drew chuckles from the House
Select Committee on Crime when he said he
earned his living from a tomato farm and other
interests.
He is widely regarded as the kingpin of
organized crime in south Louisiana, with its
heavy drug traffic, lucrative ports and strong
labor ties.
In 1951, he took the Fifth Amendment at
congressional hearings by the Kefauver Cot
mittee and was cited unsuccessfully forcoth
tempt of Congress.
U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy
had him briefly deported to Guatemala in
1961, but he returned to the country undei
unexplained circumstances.
He served six months in jail for punching
FBI agent at New Orleans International Air
port in 1966. His convictions in the 1930snet-
ted him about S'A years in jail.
Tuesday’s indictment — which named lin
in 12 counts of racketeering, conspiracy, inter
state travel in aid of racketeering, wire fraud
and mail fraud — was said by federal law en
forcement sources to be the most significant
organized crime indictment in recent years,
Marcello is expected to face
charges with the return of several
indictments against Louisiana
he allegedly approached to try to secure
employee insurance contracts.
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United Press International
OKLAHOMA CITY—The family
of missing Sherri Ellis, the former
roommate of nuclear worker Karen
Silkwood, said Wednesday the
27year-old woman had called a
friend and apparently was safe.
Police investigators, however,
said they had not been contacted by
the family and were continuing their
investigation into Ellis’ reported dis
appearance.
Mrs. Ben Ellis said, “A friend of
Sherri’s did call and said she had
heard from her.”
Mrs. Ellis said she "assumed” her
daughter was safe but did not know
for sure. News reports indicated
Ellis said she needed to “get away.”
Ellis was reported missing late
Monday, nearly two days after she
was last seen at a nightclub.
Friends said she had just com
pleted a book on her experiences
with Silkwood when they both work
ed at the Kerr-McGee nuclear plant
north of Oklahoma City.
The two women shared an apart
ment in November 1974 where in
vestigators found radioactive pluto
nium. The plutonium was processed
at the Kerr-McGee plant wheretk
worked.
Silkwood became contaminatel
internally with the substance ii
1974. She was killed one weeklalti
in a car accident that occurred wUt
she was delivering to a New)
Times reporter evidence of K
McGee’s alleged worker safetym
gence.
The Silkwood family in May ES
won a $10.5 million damage settle
ment last year from Kerr-McGee I#
the woman’s contamination.
Ellis sustained only externalraiii-
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WASHINGTON — A piece of
computer hardware no bigger than a
dime and costing less than $100
apparently caused two false alarms
this month that indicated the Soviet
Union had launched missiles against
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Pentagon officials Tuesday said as
a result of the failure the Strategic
Air Command began warming up the
engines of some of its B-52 bombers
preparing for retaliatory action.
However, a senior Defense De
partment specialist said there was
never any canger of an automatic or
premature U.S. response to the false
alert because there are built-in com
puter and human safeguards.
The part that apparently failed is
called an integrated circuit compo
nent. It is a small silicon chip that
digests and interprets information
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