“… nd told that such inform at io n would be developed only in executive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by the handli ng o f th e b ugg ing s a t t he 196 4 R epu bli can an d D”
“… and told that such information would be developed onl y in execut ive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by t he ha nd li ng o f t he”
“st influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- ned y r oot of th is pre ced ent to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Churc h were willi …”
“ted in 1962; today, an F.B.I. witness pointed out that it was Robert Kennedy who authorized the w ir etap of Dr. King, and that "the President of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church ”
“… President of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church were willing to …”
“committee is vividly shown by the handli ng o f th e b ugg ing s a t t he 196 4 R epu bli can an d D emocratic con- ESSAY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- don Johnson. Such invasions of politi- cal headquarters were worse than the crime committed at Watergate, since they invol”
“… ld that such information would be developed only in exec ut ive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pat te rn of contai nm en t by t he Church committee is viv idly shown by th e handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democrat ic co n- ESSAY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- d …”
“… , and told that such information would be developed only in executive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic con- ESSAY”
“rn of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by the handling of the buggings at the 19 64 R epublican and Democrati c con- ES SAY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- d …”
“th e C hur ch committee is vividly shown by the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic con- ESSAY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- don Jo hnson. Such invasions of politi- cal headquarters were wors e t han the crime committed at Watergate, since they in”
“… and told that such information would be developed only in executive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pa tte rn of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by the ha ndli ng of the buggings a t the 1964 Republican and Democra tic con- ESSAY ventions which were ordered b y L yn- …”
“ntion For information optional sources, paraph rase contents. For appropr iate action Surep, by conc eal all The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA dated Remarks: Enclosed for your information is a copy of ”
“ceal all The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, Enclosed a re cor rec ted pages from report of SA dated Remarks: Enclosed for your information is a copy of an article by Mr. William Safire entitled "Mr. Church's Cover-Up" that appeared in the November 2”
“… nd told that such information would be develop ed only in executive session. Nobod y raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment b y the Church committee is vividly shown by t”
“… , and told that such information would be developed only in executive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic co n- ESSAY ve nti ons which were ordered by Lyn- do …”
“OI-R.C Mr. Church's Cover-Up By William Safire WASHINGON, Nov. 19-On Oct. 10, 1963, the then -At tor ney General of the United States put his personal signa- ture on a document that launched and legitimatize d one of the most horren- dous abuses of Federa l p oli ce power in this”
“… sident of the United States and the Attorn ey Gen era l specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdrop pin g. If Senator Church were willing t …”
“o Date 11/21/75 RE: SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES Retention For informati on op tional For appropriate action Surep, by conceal all The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, sources, paraphrase contents. Enclosed are corrected pages fr”
“… President of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy”
“t for ge tti ng further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdroppi ng. If Se nator Church were willing to let the chips fall where they may, he would call some knowl- edgeable witnesses into the glare of the camera li ghts and ask them some questions that ”
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“… esident of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influenc e w ith Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to W ate r- gat e eavesdropping. If Senator Church were willing …”
“Church committee showe d no zest fo r getting further to the K en- ned y roo t of t hi s pr ec ed en t to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church were …”
“y the Church committee is vividly s hown by the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican a nd Democratic con- ESSAY ventions which were ordered by Ly n- do …”
“… , and told that such information would be developed only in executive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividl y s how n b y the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic con- ESSAY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- d …”
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“… sident of the United States and the Attorney General speci fic ally discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King. " But the Church committee showe d no zest fo r getting further to the K en- ned y roo t of t hi s pr ec ed en”
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“… , and told that such information would be developed only in executive session. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic con- ESSAY”
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“… President of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church were willing to …”
“… President of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church were willing to …”
“re ordered by Ly n- don Johnson. Such invasions of politi- cal headquarters w er e wo rs e th an the crime committed at Watergate, since they involved the use of the F.B.I., but the Church investigators seem to be determined not to probe too deeply. If F.B.I. documents say that r”
“… dent of the United States and the Att orn ey General specif ica lly discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr . King." But the Church committee showed no zest for gett ing further to the Ken- nedy root of this prece dent to Water- g ate eavesdropping. If Senator Chu rch were willing …”
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“g patien t rea de rs f or y ea rs abo ut th e d oub le sta nda rd app lie d t o D emo cra tic an d R epublican political crimes, and had hoped the day would come when the hardball precedents set by the Ken- nedy and Johnson men would be laid before the public in damning detail. O”
“mmi tt ee i s vividly shown by the handling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic co n- E SS AY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- don Johnson. Such invasions of politi- cal headquarters were worse than the crime committed at Watergate, since they involved the us”
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“… dent of the United S ta tes and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist in fl ue nce with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church w ere wi lli ng …”
“… President of the United States and the Attorney General specifically discussed their concern of Communist influence with Dr. King." But the Church committee showed no zest for getting further to the Ken- nedy root of this precedent to Water- gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church were willing to …”
“… and told that such information would be developed only in executive ses sion. Nobody raised an eyebrow. That pattern of containment by the Church committee is vividly shown by t he ha ndling of the buggings at the 1964 Republican and Democratic c on- ESSAY ventions which were ordered by Lyn- do …”