Dean Conveys Remorse Over Watergate In Senate Testimony
Washington AP John W Dean tells the Senate Watergate committee there is a terrible cloud over the government and he tried to end the cover up from within the White House before going public He cites President Nixon and other officials as involved while denying remorse for being central to the cover up Dean says he hopes the panel uncovers the truth quickly and warns files may be destroyed as he seeks access to his records to answer questions
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Watergate At A Glance Highlights Key Developments
The AP summarizes Friday Watergate updates. Assistant U.S. attorneys Silbert Glanzer and Campbell quit after talks with Archibald Cox. Dean asks Senate help to access White House files, fears destruction, and questions a hotel site. Senator Baker urges Nixon to testify under oath. Cox notes no staff opinions on grand jury powers. John Mitchell’s lawyer says he has no incriminating information for Nixon.
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Colson Authorized Probe of Kennedy
Former White House aide Colson testified before a House subcommittee that he authorized E. Howard Hunt to investigate Sen. Edward Kennedy’s private life. He denied orchestrating a broad campaign of political dirty tricks and disputed links to CIA help and falsified cables. He said he asked Ehrlichman to contact Cushman, and denied directing Hunt to break into a Milwaukee apartment.
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