OPINION OF THE COURT
PER CURIAM:
On May 6, 1970, a jury convicted Leonard Novak of armed bank robbery. At trial, Novak was identified by three eye witnesses as the person who robbed the bank in question on February 10, 1967. His counsel called witnesses in an effort to establish an alibi. Novak chose not to take the stand, apparently because he wished to avoid disclosure of a prior felony conviction to the jury. Novak's counsel on appeal concedes, with commendable...
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