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...what is in the interest of national security," Bickel says. "National security does not exist outside the rule of law." In the Ellsberg case, for instance, the Administration could have proposed legislation-cumbersome as the process might have been-that might have permitted it access to Ellsberg's psychiatrist's files. Instead, it called in the goons...
Also honored were: William G. Bowen, the president of Princeton University; Rudolf Serkin, the concert pianist, Masao Maruyama; a Japanese historian; and Lloyd C. Elam, a nationally known psychiatrist...
Lloyd C. Elam, a nationally-known psychiatrist who is president of Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn., was awarded a Doctor of Letters. His citation: "For the medically underprivileged this selfless physician has resourcefully employed modest means to gain large ends...
Ehrlichman had been accused in previous Senate testimony of ordering CIA assistance for E. Howard Hunt Jr., a White House "plumber" who, after receiving such aid, helped engineer the burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. Both Ehrlichman and Haldeman had also been accused by former CIA officials of obstructing the FBI's investigation of Watergate. Specifically, they were said to have asked the CIA officials to get in touch with FBI Acting Director L. Patrick Gray III and tell him to go easy in his investigation on the ground that his agency's probe...
...only top official who has expressed willingness to stand up and accuse other insiders -including the President. In addition, he claims credit for having volunteered early cooperation with prosecutors and causing the disclosure of such key incidents as the raid on the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist and the destruction of documents by FBI Chief L. Patrick Gray...