Watergate figures at trial reveal coded money plan
Testimony describes William Kalmbach's role in soliciting funds to honor Watergate burglars using code names, with Dean detailing meetings about the operation. Magruder, Colson, and Ehrlichman connections surface as grand jury and pretrial discussions unfold, including plans for possible intelligence work and illicit funding.
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Bhelichmay
John
Hephoard Mierbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Mitchell, Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Kalmbach
Hunt
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Haldeman
Mitchell
Mardian
LaRue
Magruder
White House
Charles W. Colson
Liddy
Bean
Colson
Chick Colson
Neal
Tean
Henry E. Petersen
Bob
Jeb
Bliriichman
Gordon C. Strachan
Les
Strachan
Sen. Edmunds. Muskie
George & McGovern
Maine
Eblrtchman
G. Gordon Liddy
Ford Testimony Expected to Be Theatrical Not Substantive
President Ford faces a two hour congressional hearing focused on his Nixon pardon and the White House tapes. Democratic members complain of limited questioning time and little chance of new revelations. Alexander Haig’s eight day gap before Nixon’s resignation reportedly prompting the pardon is anticipated to be denied by Ford. The session aims to record historic cross examination, though no proof exists of past presidents before such committees.
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Alexander Haig
Peter Roding
de Nad
House Judiciary Committee
Edward Hutchison
R-Mich
William S Munwale
D-Mo
Ward
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Cormitter
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
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