Powell Political Moves Tie to Eisenhower Aid Exposed
A historical column details how Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of Harlem backed Eisenhower in 1956 after learning of a possible income tax probe. The article notes the payoff included release of Powell’s secretary Hattie Dodson, a $50,000 campaign boost, and a stalled grand jury. It also covers later investigations, JFK era politics, and FBI wiretap inquiries.
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