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Clark, Leonard Boudin, Paul O'Dwyer, and William Cunningham, all defense attorneys in the Harrisburg case, argued in favor of one pre-trial motion each in Harrisburg yesterday...
...Dwyer argued for dismissal of the case on the basis that statements made by J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI director, had made it impossible for the defendants to receive a fair trial. In response to the judge's question, "What, never? Nowhere?" O'Dwyer answered...
Leonard Boudin and Paul O'Dwyer, defense attorneys for the Harrisburg Eight, argued yesterday before U. S. District Court Judge Herman Dixon that charges against the defendants should be dropped...
Boudin and O'Dwyer argued yesterday that the law does not require the government to attach letters to such indictments, and that the government should have refrained from doing so in this situation, since the defendants have also been indicted-for conspiracy...
...Dwyer noted that J. Edgar Hoover had prejudiced the defendants' rights to a fair trial earlier, when he announced in November-before any indictment had been issued-that the Berrigans and others were plotting to kidnap Henry Kissinger and hold him until the U. S. stopped the bombing in Southeast Asia...