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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1973

Page

5

McCord Lawyer Linked to Wiretap Hearings Spotlight

Bernard Fensterwald Jr the attorney for James W McCord Jr is accused by investigation sources of making false statements and helping suppress evidence during a Senate probe into electronic snooping in the mid 1960s Fensterwald who later led questions in Watergate related matters also faced questions about how Basil Lee Randall a private detective was treated during those hearings The Kansas City sessions tied to William M Canaday tax case are cited as context with Randall alleging he avoided giving illegal wiretap information and Fenstwald saying he cannot recall details.

Denny Walsh New York Times News Service Los Angeles Bernard Fensterwald Jr James W. McCord Jr a _ Senate Kansas City Fensterwald Internal Revenue Service Basil Lee Randall Subcommittee Randall Long Missouri Everett W. Trost William M. Canaday Kansas” City IRS Canada Canaday Trost

Nixon Challenged On Security Stance By Democrats and Others

Democratic leaders and the Senate Armed Services Committee accuse President Nixon of using national security to shield Watergate probes. The Fair Campaign Practices Committee says Nixon campaign tactics hit a 20 year low in dirty politics. An associate of Vesco in Costa Rica says he and Vesco want to meet Watergate prosecutor Cox about a missing link in the case.

Brooks Jackson Washington Democratic Party Senate Armed Services Committee Nixon Nonpartisan Fair Campaign Practices Committee San Jose Costa Rica Robert L. Vesgo Vesco Archibald Cox Norman P. LeBlanc Newsmen Cox Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice H. Stans LeBlanc Central Intelligence Agency Robert S. Strauss Democratic National Committee Strauss Sen Stuart Symington D-Mo Armed Services Committee Iice Red Wete Sci Symington CBS Face the Nation NBC Meet the Press

Ten-Tom Waterway case reaches court today

The Fifth Circuit will hear the Tem-Tom Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway controversy. Environmental groups challenge the $514 million project while supporters say it will boost 23 states with cheaper transport. Federal district court rulings and a 1972 construction start are noted, with focus on environmental impact and national resources policy.

New Orleans Federal Appeals Court Federal District Court Alabama George Wallace Environmental Defense Fund, Inc New York Committee For Leaving the Environment of America Natural CLEAN Starkville, Miss Federal Corp Washington U.S. District Court Mississippi William Keady New York Group 5Th Circuit Tennessee River Tombigbee River Midwest Gulf of Mexico Army Corps of Engineers Tem-Tom Development Authority Tem-Tom Authority Glover Wilkins Columbus Miss Wilkins Tombigbee Corps of Engineers Panama Canal Tennessee

Tanker Hit as Mekong Convoy Battle Delays Phnom Penh Supplies

A South Korean petroleum tanker was struck by insurgent fire 24 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, delaying a Mekong River convoy carrying fuel and ammunition. Crewmen escaped to Cambodian navy boats. F4 bombers hit suspected insurgent positions as fighting halted the five-tanker, four-barge convoy with cargo bound for the capital.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Boo Heung Koh Kev Mekong South Vietnam USS Neak-Luong Neak Luong

Soviet Pilot Seeks Asylum In Germany

A 22 year old Soviet air force lieutenant whose SU7 jet crashed near Klein Schoeppenstedt West Germany has applied for political asylum. He parachuted to safety near the East German border and was questioned after transfer to a Western facility. An East German soldier also sought asylum across the Mineh border.

Germany Bonn West Germany Office For Recognition of Zirndorf Klein- Schoeppenstedt Mineh

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McCord Watergate Complex Senate Senate Watergate Committee Edward V. Long Subcommittee On FBI J. Edgar Hoover David R. Young National Security Council White House Ellsberg Time Magazine The New York Times the Times Young H-R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Upper Flanders Bloomington Ind Big Cypress Florida Forest Ranger Don Hoffman Naples Fla Kompong Som Wwa An Xuyen Saigon Ith Vietnam Michel Gauvin Vietnam Gauvin Brunswick
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