Kleindienst Still Sees Exoneration for Justice Dept
Former attorney general Richard G. Kleindienst says history will exonerate the Justice Department after Watergate. In a 46 minute interview he explains resignation over conflicts of interest, defends the department’s thorough investigation, and notes his shift to private life while stressing non involvement in wrongdoing. He remains hopeful and poised, praising career officials.
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FBI infiltrated leadership of protest groups at conventions
A Justice Department source said FBI agents and informers spied on leaders of most demonstrator groups at national political conventions last summer. He attended several department meetings where convention intelligence reports from the FBI and Army intelligence were discussed.
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