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    "ocrText": "FILES 3 MOTIONS\nAndrews Seeking\nAndrews Seeking\nTo Lift Probe Lid\nTo Lift Probe Lid\nContinued from Page 1\nDean Andrews Jr. filed three motions today in Criminal\nour stories under oath and\nDistrict Court aimed at prying open the lid of secrecy\ndrews charges he did not tell\nthe truth when questioned\nsubject to cross-examination\nS\nclamped on the Orleans Parish grand jury' S investigation into\nabout whether Clay Bertrand\nand the laws of perjury of\nthe\nwas actually Clay Shaw.\nthe state of Louisiana.\nt.\nassassination Andrews, indicted of President by the jury John for F. perjury, Kennedy filed a motion\nof\nfor oyer, a motion to inspect\n\"This would give an impar-\nhis testimony before the jury,\nIN ANOTHER development\ntial body of 12 men an oppor-\nand a motion for an order per-\ntoday, the district attorney's\noffice filed exceptions to a\ntunity to decide once and for\nmitting the disclosure of grand\npetition by Shaw's attorneys\nall what is fact and what is\njury testimony.\nto make magazine writer\nfiction,\" he said.\nEach of the motions is a dif-\nJames Phelan a material wit-\nSciambra said that the dis-\nferent legal maneuver de-\nness in the case against\ntrict attorney's office will pay\nsigned to make public An-\nShaw.\nfor Phelan's transportation\ndrews' complete testimony be-\nPhelan is author of an ar-\nand lodging in New Orleans\nfore the jury on March 16.\nticle which appeared in the\nand added that \"I stand by\nSaturday Evening Post that\nA SUSPENDED Jefferson\nevery statement I have ever\nsuggested that Perry Russo,\nmade concerning Mr. Phelan\nParish assistant district at-\nthe man who testified he\nand his article.\ntorney, Andrews was indicted\nheard Shaw. Ferrie and Os-\ntwo weeks ago in an unpre-\nwald plot to kill Kennedy,\ncedented 11-foot-long charge\nmay have been under a post-\nhypnotic suggestion when he\nafter an earlier indictment\nwas questioned,\nwas dismissed by the district\nAssistant Dist. Attys. James\nattorney's office.\nAlcock, Andrew Sciambra\nIn his motions today, An-\nand Richard Burnes filed a\ndrews argued that he is un-\nwritten answer to the de-\nable \"to properly prepare his\nfense's petition before Judge\ndefenses or to assist his coun-\nFrank Shea. Judge Shea or-\nsel.\"\ndered a 10:30 a. m. hearing\nAndrews told the Warren\nWednesday on the matter.\nCommission in its investiga-\ntion of the Kennedy death that\nTHE STATE argued that\nhe received a telephone call\nthere is no provision under\nfrom a \"Clay Bertrand\" short-\nLouisiana law to take testi-\nly after the assassination ask-\nmony of a witness in advance\ning him to defend Lee Harvey\nof a trial except in a pre-\nOswald, whom the commis-\nliminary hearing, which has\nsion says killed the President.\nalready been held, or in the\ncase of a witness who is im-\nGARRISON HAS identified\nprisoned.\nBertrand and Clay L. Shaw,\nThe assistant district attor-\nretired managing director of\nney contended that the only\nInternational Trade Mart, as\nway testimony can be taken\nthe same man.\nin advance of the trial is be-\nShaw has been accused by\nfore the grand jury.\nc\nGarrison of conspiring with\nThey noted that Phelan has\n(\nOswald and the late David\nsaid he is willing to testify\na\nW. Ferrie to kill Kennedy.\nand the \"state is equally in-\ns\nShaw has denied the charge\nterested in obtaining his\ne\nand also that he used the\nsworn statement.'\nt\nname of Clay Bertrand as\n7\nan alias.\nLATER THIS morning,\ne\nThe indictment against Arl-\nSciambra issued a statement\n16 (Turn to Page 17, Column 2)\nasking Phelan to testify with\nhim.\nIn his article, Phelan said\ntha. the first time Russo\ntalked with Sciambra, no\nmention was made of the al-\nleged meeting which Russo\nattended in which he over-\nheard the plot.\nSciambra has called the\narticle untrue.\nIn his statement, Sciambra\nsaid that in law the only way\nat the present time for Phe-\nlan to testify under oath\n\"would be a joint appearance\nby Mr. Phelan and myself\nbefore the Orleans Parish\nGrand Jury.\nSCIAMBRA SAID Phelan\nhas stated over radio and\ntelevision broadcasts His will-\ningness to testify in New Or-\nleans and added that \"if Mr.\nPhelan is sincere in his re-\nquest, at this time I would\nlike to extend an invitation\nto him to appear with me\nvoluntarily before the grand\njury where we can both tell"
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