White House casts Dean as Watergate mastermind
The White House brands John W. Dean III as the central figure in the Watergate cover up while Dean counters that Nixon aides were aware of the scheme. He cites a White House memo list and documents to support his charges as he testifies before the Senate committee. Frederick LaRue pleads guilty to one conspiracy charge to testify against others. Dean prepares for more questioning by Senator Inouye and the White House counsel.
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White House memo excerpts on Dean and Watergate cover up
Excerpts from a White House memo by J Fred Buzhardt submitted to Senator Inouye discuss John Dean's role in the Watergate break in and cover up. The document ties Dean to planning meetings and efforts to influence testimony and funding and frames him as a principal actor in the cover up.
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Character actor Ernest Truex dies at 83 in California
Ernest Truex, discovered in Hollywood's early scouting system by Adolph Zukor, began as a penny arcade coin changer and appeared in 50 films and Broadway shows. He later guest appeared on Mr. Peepers and Career Girl. Survived by widow Sylvia Field and three sons with funeral services pending.
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