Word: katzenbach
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...could forbid dirty tricks by the FBI, why did not earlier Attorneys General order Hoover to halt COINTELPRO? In his statement, Kelley maintained that the Attorneys General from William P. Rogers in 1958 to Robert Kennedy in 1961 to John Mitchell in 1969 knew about COINTELPRO. In response, Nicholas Katzenbach, who held the office in 1965, said that he had never heard the term COINTELPRO. While he knew of some legal bureau activities involving the Klan, said Katzenbach, he was unaware of any disruptive campaign against groups such as CORE or the S.C.L.C. Ramsey Clark, Lyndon Johnson's last...
...later served in the State Department during the Johnson administration. His posts there included Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of International Organization Affairs and executive assistant to Under Secretary Nicholas deB. Katzenbach...
Vorenberg, a former student of Cox, served as special assistant to the attorney general in 1964-1965 under Robert F. Kennedy '48, Katzenbach and Ramsey Clark. He also served two years as director of the President's Crime Commission...
...extremely well-connected lot. Thomas Watson, son of the founder and chairman of IBM's executive committee, is an active member of the Democrats for Nixon committee, and his brother Arthur is the President's Ambassador to France. The company's general counsel, Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, happens to have been U.S. Attorney General under L.B.J. and the immediate predecessor of Ramsey Clark, who filed the suit now being fought...
...Katzenbach. Turner's superior who was singled out by the Green report, has been equally critical of it. He has condemned the report for massive factual inaccuracy, and has stated, according to Green, that "he knows a lot more about antitrust law than any kid one year out of Harvard...