Martha Mitchell holed up in New York apartment
Martha Mitchell, wife of former attorney general John N. Mitchell, sits sequestered in her Fifth Avenue Manhattan apartment with a freelance writer to work on a biography. She has been quiet since her husband testified before a federal grand jury in Watergate matters.
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Brown decries Watergate criminals at LA fundraiser
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr. told a Century Plaza Hotel dinner that a handful of criminals who triggered Watergate have jeopardized democracy. The Democrat urged fellow supporters to join in setting a new standard of morality in government and act to repair damage to the nation.
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Agnew Quietly Backed Nixon Integrity Amid Watergate Silence
Vice President Spiro Agnew broke his silence on Watergate with a two minute statement pledging full confidence in President Nixon and resisting premature public comment. He cited risk to the investigation and said he may speak again later if warranted.
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Anderson vows no more probe quotes in columns
UPI reports columnist Jack Anderson agreed with U.S. attorneys to stop quoting secret Watergate grand jury testimony. He will return transcripts to Chief Judge John Sirica amid complaints the quotes could impede the investigation. Lucy Wilson Benson, LWV president, said the scandal undermines public confidence in government at a San Diego news conference.
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Mitchell says he cannot imagine indictment in Watergate case
Former Atty. Gen. Mitchell says he cannot see himself being indicted by the Watergate grand jury. He maintains his conscience is clear about the break in and bugging of the Democratic National Committee headquarters while serving as Nixon campaign manager. Mitchell dismisses the idea the scandal could touch President Nixon and asserts leaks did not come from the prosecutor's office. He also says he will not reveal a news source and may be called before the grand jury investigating leak sources.
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