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...then it moved on and there was no time for him to pause. Mezvinsky was back in the hearing room making his notes, stealing stray thoughts. "We are all humans in this. We are all on trial. John Doar and Albert Jenner are good men, doing a good job under fire. The chairman has grown immensely in these weeks. We have to understand the strategy being used by the White House. We must understand better our own role. We cannot run away from this...
...Clair had urged that the hearings be opened to television coverage. The motives on both sides were diverse. Televised hearings would doubtless move even more slowly than the closed sessions. Both St. Clair and many committee members feel that the briefings presented by Counsel John Doar and Albert Jenner-as opposed to the interrogation of witnesses that is to come later-would quickly bore a television audience. St. Clair argues that the hearings are not "substantial" and would not hurt Nixon's case, while leaks of information are unfair to his position. Still retaining control of the committee, Chairman...
...Rhodes of Arizona said: "The committee will have to be convinced that all of the relevant material is made available." He has suggested that the committee might agree to a compromise that would permit Rodino, Ranking Republican Edward Hutchinson of Michigan, Chief Counsel John Doar and Minority Counsel Albert Jenner to listen to the tapes and excise the irrelevant portions. Nixon gave no hint that he might accept such a verification process, but it could not be ruled...
...evidence, on the other hand, was transacted with lavish security and given all the attention of a historic event. No fewer than 22 uniformed police of the Federal Protective Services formed a double line as three members of the Rodino staff-Chief Counsel John Doar, Minority Counsel Albert Jenner and Assistant Counsel Robert Shelton -arrived at Washington's Federal Courthouse to pick up the evidence. The crush of newsmen, however, diverted the Committee lawyers away from this protective corridor as they moved from their car up the courthouse steps. In a second-floor jury room off the chambers...
...jurisdiction over what evidence the committee can or cannot acquire-or for that matter, over any part of the constitutionally sanctioned impeachment process of the House. Doar said that impeachment was "an overriding constitutional responsibility" and that the House was entitled to relevant information from any source. Jenner said that in this situation Sirica was no different from any other U.S. citizen. The judge had evidence relative to impeachment and must surrender it. The source of the material did not matter...