FBI break in at Washington Free Press reported here
Washington inquiry reveals FBI agents entered the Washington Free Press offices without a warrant on the eve of Nixon's 1969 inauguration. Former Army MI and FBI officials discuss legality, motives, and the project’s aim to curb antiwar activity. The Senate Watergate probe widens to domestic intelligence.
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Army
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J. John Wagner
Agner
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Wagner
416Th MI
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Clark
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Senate Watergate Committee
Justice de
Johnson
White House
Russo
Angela Hit
Reinecke Says ITT Probe Won’t Find Anything Hidden
Sacramento Lt Gov Ed Reinecke declares no fear or hidden facts in the ITT probe involving ITT and former Attorney General John Mitchell. He says he has not been contacted by federal investigators and would welcome clarification. Reporters Fremstad and Bondi say they were questioned about coverage and a March 2, 1972 interview. The dispute centers on whether Sheraton Hotels underwrote ITT’s public moves related to a federal anti trust settlement.
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IPT
Ed Reinecke
U.S. Justice Artment
Sacramento Bee Capitol
Lee Fremstad
Knbc-Tv
Los Angeles
Vic Bondi
FRY
Reinecke
Mitchell
Sheraton Hotels Corp
ITT
Sheraton
San Diego
McCloskey cites strong evidence Nixon knew more on Watergate
Rep Paul McCloskey of California told Michigan State University attendees that strong evidence suggests President Nixon knows more about Watergate than he admits. He said impeachment would begin in the House only after clear evidence of wrongdoing is shown, though signs are accumulating.
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UPD
Paul McCloskey
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Nixon
McCloskey
House
Mail tampering allegations target Muskie and McGovern
Rep. Charles H. Wilson asked for a federal investigation into reports that first class mail of Maine Senator Edmund Muskie and South Dakota Senator George McGovern was opened, read, and resealed during their 1972 presidential campaigns. Wilson quoted aide George B. Gould and sought Postmaster General Klassen’s help to verify grand jury probes into postal workers accused of illicitly handling mail.
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Washington
Charles H. Wilson
House Post Office
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E. T. Klassen
Wilson
George B. Gould
Maine
Edmund
Muskie
Washington, D.C
New Hampshire
South Dakota
George McGovern
Florida
Gould
California
Klassan
Trial date set for Mitchell and Stans in conspiracy case
A federal judge tentatively scheduled Sept 11 for the start of the conspiracy and perjury trial of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans. Mitchell's lawyer Plato Cacheris said he has motions tied to publicity and noted a congressional hearing may affect the case atmosphere.
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Stans
New York
UPI
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Cacheris
Government tapped radical lawyer Kinoy 23 times
The U S government admitted it overheard Arthur Kinoy, a noted radical lawyer and Center for Constitutional Rights associate, on national security wiretaps 23 times from 1965 to 1970 without court approval. Justice officials clarified Kinoy’s phone was not tapped before March 16, 1971, though he was overheard in other conversations on FBI taps intended to collect information on foreign affairs and security matters.
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William M. Kunstler
Center For Constitutional Rights
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