Senators press Kissinger wiretap records review
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee asked Secretary Henry Kissinger for any records of his telephone conversations tied to wiretapping. Panel members indicated they would accept his testimony while seeking relevant documents or proof that none exist.
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IRS audit of Nixon taxes found independ ent appraisers valued pre-presidential papers at less than half the 576000 Nixon claimed. The story notes the committee debates public release, while the audit also flagged defects in 1969 to 1972 returns. The overvaluation did not change the gift deduction outcome.
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