Word: hunts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Through your fine reporting and analysis of the Watergate affair, you have shown that the only "fishing expedition" was Nixon's search for any means to hide the truth from the American people. It is ironic that the "witch hunt" is finally catching up with the "witch...
...broad, carefully smoothed patrol road that Israel maintains along the border in order to turn up trespassers showed the boot prints of fedayeen moving onto the Israeli side. Roads were sealed off and army patrols sent out to hunt down the marauders...
...find it ironic that an individual's life can be taken away, and very few are affected; yet a number of people take a man hunt personally and call it an infringement of their rights. Something as precious as life becomes insignificant, and something as objective as a search suddenly becomes a personal issue. What has happened to the value of human life that it is worth less than an individual's convenience...
...jurors were particularly impressed by the President's apparent failure to rule out the payment of hush money to the Watergate burglars. At one point Nixon told Dean, "Get it," and investigators later confirmed that $75,000 was delivered that very night to the lawyer for E. Howard Hunt Jr., one of those convicted of staging the breakin. Also, the jurors were convinced that the President's statement, "It would be wrong, that's for sure," did not refer to the payment of bribes. In context, the statement appears to refer to the granting of clemency ?and to have...
...March 27 transcript raises questions about Haldeman's role in the campaign intelligence setup run by Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy. Haldeman tells the President on that date that one of his aides "believes . . . that the whole Liddy plan, the whole super-security operation, superintelligence operation was put together by the White House, by Haldeman, Dean and others. Liddy, Dean cooked the whole thing up at Haldeman's instructions . . . Now there is some semblance of, some validity to the point, that I did talk, not with Dean but with Mitchell, about the need for intelligence activity." Haldeman concedes that...