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Reporters stood to rush for telephones. Sirica ordered them to sit down. Still seeming suspicious, he asked: "You will follow the decisions or statements delineated by me?" Said Wright: "We will comply in all respects with what Your Honor has just read." Moments later, Wright added: "This President does not...
No one paid much attention to the two casually dressed young men who walked into a cable-television office in Gainesville, Fla., last week. They smiled at a young volunteer manning a telephone for the Jerry Lewis muscular dystrophy telethon, laid a brown paper bag in front of her, and...
The moment was quintessential Sam Ervin. At the end of a morning's testimony by Nixon Campaign Aide Fred LaRue, Ervin leaned forward in his chair, his 76-year-old face a complexity of darting eyebrows, eyes intent but somehow distracted, and launched into a summary of what the...
The former P.O.W.s were equally emotional in their expressions of gratitude to the Administration that had negotiated their freedom. Several of the wives embraced Henry Kissinger, and one of the P.O.W.S told him: "You're the man who brought us home-thank you." "You're ruining me," Kissinger...
Not Moved. Rosenthal responded that political advertising is part of a free press and that the Times would not change its policy. Chou, the editor observed, "was not moved by the explanation." Does that mean no Times bureau in Peking, Rosenthal asked? "Mr. Chou said that he had nothing to...