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General Robert E. Cushman Jr., commandant of the Marine Corps, told the court how Ehrlichman had phoned him several times about a White House operation. Ehrlichman first asked Cushman, who was then serving as deputy director of the CIA, to give some assistance to E. Howard Hunt, one of the White House plumbers who was a field manager of the burglary. Later, when Cushman was instructed by the CIA to write a report on his contacts with Hunt, Ehrlichman phoned him with another request: Keep White House names out of his memo. Cushman obliged...
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...Farrar St., Robert A. Cushman, no employment record with the University; 19 Francis St., Charles P. Whitlock, dean of the College; 56 Francis Ave., Herbert D. Long, former dean of students at the Divinity School; 65 Francis Ave., Chase N. Peterson, vice president for Alumni Affairs; 81 Irving St., Martin Karplus, professor of Chemistry; 114 Irving St., Don K. Price, dean of the Kennedy School of Government; 138 Irving St., Douglas Schwalbe, managing director of the Loeb; 9 Kirkland Place, Paul H. Buck, University professor, emeritus; 11 Kirkland Place, William Doering, Mallinckrodt Professor of Chemistry; and 12 Sacramento...
...following day, Marine Corps Commandant General Robert E. Cushman Jr., the former deputy director of the CIA and the man who had implicated Ehrlichman originally, reaffirmed his recollection that Ehrlichman had instructed him to help Hunt. Daily CIA staff notes proving his contention, Cushman said, had been turned over to the "necessary congressional committees...
...also turned out that the CIA had provided the tools and disguises used in raiding the office of Ellsberg's former psychiatrist, and that approval of their use had come from General Robert Cushman, then deputy head of the CIA and now Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps. For years the American left had drawn a picture of the U.S. spied on by a sort of combined super CIA-FBI dominated by lawless and hidden money. Once dismissed as paranoid fantasies, such visions now acquired a touch of nightmarish truth...