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...treasurer of C.R.P.'s finance committee. TIME learned that his testimony will spell out how nearly $900,000 in campaign contributions were distributed for what Sloan says he later learned were undercover operations. The money was divided among several different bank accounts, the bulk of it going to Kalmbach and Liddy. At one point, according to Sloan, he went to Finance Chairman Maurice Stans to ask why Liddy received so much. Stans told him: "I don't know, and you don't want to know." After the breakin, Sloan told the committee in its preliminary investigation...
...York Times reported that planning for the Nixon Library is being delayed because four men on its seven-member executive board--John N. Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman and Herbert Kalmbach--are implicated in the Watergate affair...
...same time in 1971, Dwight L. Chapin, the President's appointments secretary, arranged for Donald Segretti to set up a team of infiltration and sabotage agents. Segretti was paid by the President's personal lawyer, Herbert W. Kalmbach. The agents reported to Gordon Strachan, an assistant to Haldeman, while Haldeman apparently was the top supervisor. By March 1972, the loose network had at least 30 agents...
Under investigation for coverup. Admitted to the FBI, according to Gray's Senate testimony, that he arranged the recruiting and hiring of Segretti. Was Segretti's prime White House contact and, in turn, reported to Haldeman. Directed Herbert Kalmbach to pay Segretti between...
...Among them: John Ehrlichman, John Dean, L. Patrick Gray, Richard Kleindienst, Charles Colson, G. Gordon Liddy, Gordon Strachan, general counsel to the USIA until he resigned under pressure, and Donald Segretti, a former Treasury Department counsel. Richard Nixon, also a lawyer, lost his personal attorney, Herbert Kalmbach, in last week's developments; Kalmbach immediately hired a lawyer...