Gemstone files tied to Mitchell in Watergate probe
Senate hearings reveal copies of secret Nixon campaign Gemstone bugging and espionage files were placed in John Mitchell's file by Robert Reisner as part of Magruder's briefing material. Ehrlichman testified Mitchell approved illegal wiretaps in Miami Beach and Washington. Reisner also produced calendars showing meetings among Magruder Mitchell Dean and Liddy signaling early planning of the operation.
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Nixon Campaign
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Ehrlichman to testify at Watergate West grand jury
Former Nixon aide John Ehrlichman agreed to testify at a grand jury hearing probing the 1971 burglary of Dr. Lewis Fielding’s Beverly Hills office. Ellsberg led off the session, saying immunity given to burglars hints at higher ups. The panel could indict on burglary or aiding and abetting.
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Kansas City Police Chief Named FBI Director Candidate
Washington reports President Nixon planned to nominate Clarence M. Kelley, 61, Kansas City Missouri police chief, as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Kelley had emerged as the leading candidate among a dozen contenders.
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Klein quits Nixon for Metromedia
Herbert G. Klein resigned as the White House communications director to join Metromedia Inc. as a vice president. President Nixon praised him as a loyal friend, while Klein cited pressure to return to private enterprise. The Metromedia group includes radio and television holdings and other ventures.
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