Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Bøker 6-9U.S. Government Printing Office, 1973 |
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... Senator ERVIN . The committee will come to order . Senator Weicker is interrogating the witness . Senator WEICKER . Mr. Ulasewicz , you testified this morning that as far as you are concerned you never did anything illegal , you were ...
... Senator ERVIN . The committee will come to order . Senator Weicker is interrogating the witness . Senator WEICKER . Mr. Ulasewicz , you testified this morning that as far as you are concerned you never did anything illegal , you were ...
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United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. Senator WEICKER [ reading ] : In this special assignment you undertook from Mr. Caulfield to serve as contact with Mr. McCord were you aware you were ...
United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. Senator WEICKER [ reading ] : In this special assignment you undertook from Mr. Caulfield to serve as contact with Mr. McCord were you aware you were ...
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... Senator WEICKER . You were paid a salary from May of 1969 to December of 1972 ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . July of 1969 . Senator WEICKER . July of 1969 to December 1972 , correct ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . 1972 December would be correct ; yes , sir . Senator ...
... Senator WEICKER . You were paid a salary from May of 1969 to December of 1972 ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . July of 1969 . Senator WEICKER . July of 1969 to December 1972 , correct ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . 1972 December would be correct ; yes , sir . Senator ...
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... Senator WEICKER . Now , can we categorize in a general way those individuals or corporations that were investigated by you ? Were potential political opponents of the President so investigated ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . Yes , sir . Senator WEICKER ...
... Senator WEICKER . Now , can we categorize in a general way those individuals or corporations that were investigated by you ? Were potential political opponents of the President so investigated ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . Yes , sir . Senator WEICKER ...
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... Senator WEICKER . So actually , this compiling of the list was done entirely through public records ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . Yes , sir . Senator WEICKER . Now , let us get back to the individuals you in- vestigated . How was it possible to get ...
... Senator WEICKER . So actually , this compiling of the list was done entirely through public records ? Mr. ULASEWICZ . Yes , sir . Senator WEICKER . Now , let us get back to the individuals you in- vestigated . How was it possible to get ...
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activities asked assistant Attorney aware believe Bittman break-in budget campaign Caulfield Chairman Colson Committee To Re-Elect concern conversation correct counsel DASH Democratic National Committee discussed documents EHRLICHMAN Ellsberg fact files Fred LaRue going Gordon Liddy grand jury Gray Haldeman HAMILTON Hunt indicated instructions Internal Security Division interview investigation involved John Dean July June 17 June 20 Kalmbach Key Biscayne Kleindienst knew Krogh LARUE lawyer LENZNER Liddy Liddy's Magruder MARDIAN McCord meeting memo memorandum ment Mitchell Mitchell's national security Pentagon Papers person President's problem question Re-Elect the President recall received recollection record response Senator BAKER Senator ERVIN Senator GURNEY Senator INOUYE Senator MONTOYA Senator TALMADGE Senator WEICKER SHURE specific Stans statement STRACHAN sure talking paper tapes telephone tell testified testimony thing THOMPSON tion told trying ULASEWICZ understand United Watergate White House staff WILSON witness
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Side 2610 - ... one of the parties to the communication has given prior consent to such interception.