Ragan to Be First Witness in Watergate Panel
Senate Watergate hearings will hear from John Ragan a counterbugging expert who worked for ITT and the Republican Party. Ragan previously served as a security consultant and was linked to undercover White House activities while denying direct involvement in any wiretapping. He may be questioned about alleged taps and Nixon family tapping claims as investigators press the case.
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Watergate turnover seen in ’74
Common Cause Chairman John W. Gardner warned the 1974 elections could produce the largest turnover of incumbents in four decades due to Watergate. He urged public financing to broaden competition and cited outspending imbalances showing 25 incumbents defeating challengers. Goldwater pressed for source disclosure in Watergate reporting, urging the public know the origin of charges.
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