Mitchell Awaiting Appropriate Forum For His Full Story
Former Attorney General John Mitchell will not comment while seeking an appropriate forum to present his full story. Mitchell, under NY indictment and under federal grand jury scrutiny over Watergate, plans to defend himself but avoid public statements to protect his trial rights and pretrial publicity.
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Investigation Plan at Justice Dept Probed by House Panel
Washington AP reports House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter W. Robino plans an extensive probe into the Justice Department to assess political influence on decisions. Potential focus areas include Watergate, wiretapping, antitrust actions against big business, and the use of FBI data for campaigns.
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White House Delays Answer in Watergate Documents
Washington AP says the White House has delayed for over a week an answer on supplying documents for the Watergate investigation. James Vorenberg says the prosecutor’s staff is examining possible major lines of inquiry not yet public. He urged informants to contact the prosecutor’s staff and noted a meeting with Leonard Garment and J. Fred Buzhardt about logs and diaries access.
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McGovern Seeks Honest Labels Amid Watergate Fallout
Senator George McGovern urged voters to reevaluate political labels and catch phrases in the wake of the Watergate scandal during remarks in Gaithersburg Maryland. He argued for clearer accountability and diminished use of vague political rhetoric.
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Scandal touches talks at colleges
The Watergate scandal touched college commencements with little disruption. Nixon spoke at Florida College of Technology Orlando urging optimism. Sen. Sam Ervin urged devotion to law at Boston University Law School grads. Harvard, St Olaf, Michigan, and Rochester Tech featured varied speakers. Mary McGovern received a diploma at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School ceremonies nearby.
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Ervin Hopes Watergate Probe Avoids Nixon Subpoena
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr said his Watergate committee may not need to subpoena President Nixon. He noted evidence from other witnesses could reveal the truth, and named John Mitchell, John W. Dean, and Herbert Kalmbach as forthcoming witnesses while ruling out a firm Nixon summons. He cited executive privilege limits but urged no blanket withholding of information already public.
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Vesco Extradition Effort Renewed in Costa Rica
The United States filed a fresh extradition request for fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco with Costa Rica, saying he left the country for the Bahamas on June 3. U S Ambassador Viron Vaky urged the Supreme Court to discard its petition for more proof before ruling. action is not expected until Monday. Vesco’s Costa Rican investments are valued at about $25 million while he faces civil and criminal charges in the United States.
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Phony Letter Nets One Year Prison Term
George Hearing of Tampa, a co defendant of Don Segretti, is sentenced to one year in prison for distributing a bogus letter accusing two presidential hopefuls of sexual misconduct. He pleaded guilty to one count of the two count indictment. The letter used campaign stationery of Senator Edmund Muskie and named rivals Henry M Jackson and Hubert H Humphrey as guilty. Hearing expressed regret and said he did not know Segretti.
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