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Even National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger, who had been completely removed from the Watergate whirlpool, seemed drawn into it. The White House confirmed that President Nixon had authorized, and Kissinger had accepted, the wiretapping of 13 Administration officials (several of them on Kissinger's staff) and four newsmen in an effort to determine who was leaking information about the SALT talks and the 1969 bombing of Cambodia...
These men fear that their proudly independent agency has become, at least in the public eye, a mere tool of the White House. They privately assert that-especially after the disclosure that the FBI tapped the phones of some Government officials and newsmen for the White House-many Americans will view the FBI as a potential threat to themselves...
...government' to say that acceptance of advertisements by the Times from 'reactionary' Chinese was an 'unfriendly act,' that it was against the improvement of understanding between the Chinese and American peoples, and that it was not in the best interests of the exchange of newsmen between the two countries...
...Association, a group headquartered in Manhattan's Chinatown, it opposed diplomatic ties between Washington and Peking. The Washington Post and the New York Daily News have run similar ads, but so far have not heard any objections from the mainland. Chou refused to discuss the incident with other newsmen, saying that his conversation with Rosenthal had been "private and off the record...
Only a Glimpse. When Byrne mounted the bench to announce his ruling, the courtroom was packed. The corridors were filled with pass holders who had been unable to squeeze in. With the jurors absent during procedural arguments, the jury box was crammed with newsmen. Byrne began briskly: "I am prepared to rule on the motion for dismissal...