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Jet Crashes Convent.
Fifteen persons, crew of the Canadian jet fighter, and thirteen occupants of Catholic rest home, are dead in crash of aircraft into the building. Plane was on 'Alert' that proved unnecessary-ironic disaster. Establishing shot - A nuns Catholic Rest Home burning out of control.13 nuns perished in the fire, plus two military personal. MS - Silhouettes of fire fighters and rescue workers as the fire burns behind them. CUS - The aftermath of the fire, priest is consoling the surviving nuns. MCUS - Military personal talking with the parish priest. MS - Military investigators picking up small pierces of the plane. MLS - Investigators walking on top of the wreckage.
France Digs In For Total Algerian War
As the tide of rebellion grows more bloody, the French build a military establishment to fight a full scale war in Algeria. Arms and re-enforcements arrive daily, as the rebels continue their scorched earth tactics. Establishing shot - French army platoon walking with riffles in hand down a war torn road. MCUS - Aftermath of a bombing. MLS - Small platoon walking through smoke carrying their riffles. MCUS - French troops rounding up gorilla s. They stand against a building with their arms up in the air. CUS - Out lining farm communities aftermath of fighting. MLS - Freight train transporting military arms. MS - Military tanks. MS - Truck carrying troops.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.51.25-DEAN responding to part of the White House memo blaming DEAN for the WATERGATE and the COVERUP] Mr. DEAN. I did discuss with Mr. Moore the fact that, but that was not the first time, I had discussed it with Mr. Moore. Mr. Moore and I had talked about, this on many occasions, that I thought that the coverup as harmful, bad, it had to stop at some point. We. were searching for answers as to how to end it. We could not find an answer, and finally, at one point when I was having direct access to the President I thought, and discussed -with Moore that I can do something to end it now and I will go in and tell the President what this is going to mean if it continues. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING FROM W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "After the two of them met with the President on March 20 Moore told Dean 'I do not think the President has any idea of the kind of things that you have told me about." When Dean agreed that the President, did not, Moore told Dean that it was his obligation to advise the President and lectured Dean on this subject. Mr. DEAN. Well, Richard Moore to me is a wonderful man, and I often went to him for counsel. He is an older man, and I respected his Judgment very much. I believe I raised these things with Mr. Moore, I had raised them before and I told him what prompted my conversation that afternoon with Mr. Moore were the demands from Hunt and I wanted--by this time be was aware himself of the money demands because this had come up at La Costa when Mr. Ehrlichman had instructed Mr. Moore to go to New York and get Mr. Mitchell to take care of these problems. So for that reason I had never told Dick Moore everything I know but I had given him enough knowledge so that be could see the breadth of the problem. [00.53.20] Senator INOUYE. As the trusted aide and counsel to the President of the United States, did you not feel that it was your obligation and duty to as soon as possible advise him of the involvement in the Watergate break-in and the ensuing coverup? Mr. DEAN. Well, Senator, I think I have expressed before to walk into the President's door is not the easiest thing to do. My channels of reporting was through Mr. Haldeman or Mr. Ehrlichman, principally through Mr. Haldeman. Senator INOUYE. Didn't the enormity of the problem compel you to walk into the President's office? Mr. DEAN. Well, I can only assume that everything I told Mr. Haldeman and Ehrlichman would be going to the President also. As I have testified, on some occasions Mr. Haldeman would take notes about things I was telling him, He would take these notes shortly before be Would go into meetings with the President. I can also recall occasions when we were meeting when a call would come from Mr. Haldeman to come to the President's office or once -in Florida to come over to his residence and he would wait until I completed reporting. I assumed that everything I was telling Mr. Haldeman was going to the President. [00.54.38] Senator INOUYE. When did you begin to mistrust Mr. Haldeman? Mr. DEAN. I think that, the first signal I got that Mr. Haldeman had decided that, you might say, I -was off the reservation when I came back from Camp David. Senator INOUYE. What was the date, sir? Mr. DEAN. That was the 28th. I think that -was prompted by my attitude in a meeting with the President on the afternoon of the, 21st when there -was more discussion of different essentially coverup techniques without getting into great detail because. I cannot recall In great detail, everything they were saying the President was asking me, do I agree and I was saying no, and finally, at one point in that meeting I said that, right in front of the President, that I felt that Dean, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman could be indicted for obstruction of justice and this has to be recognized. And I think as a result of that meeting they saw that I had begun to change my attitude about any further involvement in a coverup. [00.55.52]
Sheep
01:19:05 Two ewes and lambs on cliff 01:20:53 Two ewes and lambs cross stream going to the summer range 01:23:54 Rams going to summer range feeding in brush 01:24:51 Big rams in heavy brush 05:55:22 Ewes and lambs feeding 15:45:51 Super ram bedded chewing on cud 15:56:16 Super ram arises and stretches 16:01:07 Big ram bedded 16:03:19 Two (2) young rams standing 16:09:57 Young ram on point - vista - gets up stretching 16:16:40 Young Ram on point lie down 16:20:54 Band of big rams 16:23:26 Big ram - CU 16:23:34 Big ram tip of his horns are "broomed" 16:31:55 Big ram comes close 16:34:44 Big ram horns broomed 16:35:46 Big ram on mineral lick 16:37:07 Big ram pose 16:41:35 Super big ram bedded, chewing on cud 16:47:10 Band of rams 16:51:01 Big ram pan - bedded 16:53:41 Two (2) rams butting heads 16:56:04 Four (4) rams bedded down 17:01:10 Big ram bedded down
Red Fox
PART TWO 06.35.30 Male brings chipmunk to the den, takes to top of the stump 06.36.35 Fox den used in the winter 06.37.16 Red fox on a ridge in the snow 06.37.45 Silver phase pup, close up standing, looks around, sits and scratches 06.40.03 Red adult shedding his winter coat, cooling in the shade 06.41.09 Young red fox at the den, late summer 06.41.32 Young red fox and adult 06.42.00 Young red fox eating a woodchuck, Young red fox and adult at the den Adult male at the den, winter coat almost shed out 06.47.08 Deer carcass fed upon by fox in the snow, bones & flesh visable 06.47.42 Adult on ridge in the snow 06.51.23 Adult on ridge, curls up and sleeps in the snow, close up 06.54.39 Pup on ridge (3 months old) 06.55.30 Pup runs up log 3 times 06.57.00 Red female squalls or barks while sitting on a rock 06.57.30 4 pups at the den, Pups fight and play 07.03.11 2 Pups at the den, both sit on a log together & their heads move in unison as they look at the same things 07.03.34 Male sleeping in a snowstorm, curled up & looking cold with snow accumulated on his fur
Supersonic Sled: Test New Bail Out Methods
Airforce supersonic research moves to the top of Hurricane Mesa, where a dummy-carrying rocket sled is boosted to supersonic speed, to hurtle a dummy over the precipice, in the most drastic trial of pilot safety gear. Establisshing shot - Airrial shot of Hurricane Mesa. MCUS - Military giving an all clear signal. MCUS - Military men putting the rockets into place. CUS - A couple of dials. MCUS - The switch is hit and the rocket takes off. MS - The dummy is exxxpelled from the sled and hurdled over a thousand clif. The most drastic trial of the safty gear that spells life or death for American air men.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.55.52] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "On March -21 Dean gave, the President a more complete, but still laundered version of the facts and so surprised the President that according to press accounts of what Dean is saying 'the President came out of his chair."' Mr. DEAN. I do not know where that press account came from. The President did not come out of his chair. I have never seen the President come out of his chair other than very easily and slowly, [Laughter] at the time that he got up on April 15 to walk around to the corner of the EOB office and then raise something with me. The President of the United States does not come flying out of his chair. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "At this meeting Dean indicated that Magruder was involved but that he did not know about Mitchell." Mr. DEAN. That is correct. As I have said before this committee I have never had a direct conversation with John Mitchell to ask him what his involvement was. On the 28th, when I came down from Camp David after there was this discussion about whether I would be willing to perpetuate the story that there had been one meeting in Mitchell's office there had been a discussion of the election laws and that that was the reason for my presence and it, was to introduce Mr. Liddy, at the end of that discussion I Said to Mr. Mitchell "I have never asked you of your involvement and I will not ask you of your involvement but I want to hypothesize what I see to be the situation," and I then gave them my hypothesis of the situation and as a result of that hypothesis Mr. Mitchell said "that is not far from accurate, but we thought it would be two or three times removed." [00.57.44] Senator INOUYE. If you did not know about Mitchell why did you advise the President that Mr. Mitchell could be indicted? Mr. DEAN. Because based on the information Mr. Magruder had given me, which was inferential and my -general assumption of the fact, I was aware of the fact that he had received the information from the electronic surveillance. Senator INOUYE. Did you so advise the President ? Mr. DEAN. Did I so advise the President? I do not recall that, I got into a detailed discussion. I was giving the President what I would say was a general overview and letting him come back and ask any specific questions he might wish to ask. [00.58.26] Senator INOUYE.' Do You not feel it was important enough to advise, the President of the United States that his former Attorney General was involved -and implicated? Mr. DEAN. Well, I told him I thought he could be indicted but I told him I did not have the facts for certainty myself that he was indictable. Senator INOUYE. I thought you had just testified that Magruder, Mitchell, and Dean were indictable? Mr. DEAN. No, no. You are talking about the meeting that occurred on the 21st? Senator INOUYE. The 21st of March, sir. Mr. DEAN. That was in the afternoon after I had earlier met with the President and I said that Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and Dean were indictable for obstruction of justice. [00.59.00] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "He mentioned the Ellsberg break-in and possibly a second-story job at, the Brookings Institute. He told about the attempt by Hunt to blackmail Ehrlichman over the Ellsberg break-in. He, suggested that Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and Dean might all have some problem about the financial transactions with the defendants but that he thought they were more technical and political than legal." Mr. DEAN. I do recall saying that I thought that some of the obstruction problems were technical. I said some of them are more serious than others. As far as discussion of the Ellsberg burglary, Senator, I don't recall raising that at that point in time with the President as the reason for Mr. Hunt's threat. In fact I was--when I raised it with Mr. Ehrlichman as to what these, seamy things were, Mr. Ehrlichman said, "Well, you know I just have no idea what he could be talking about." [01.00.08] i
Arriving at Night Club
Arriving at Night Club New York, NY NY night life, int and ext Stork club - POV patron entering Stork Club, doorman opens door with a smile, maitre d nods. Tracking POV moving toward door, doorman opens from opposite side. Tracking POV patron exiting club toward waiting car, doorman looking helpful and opening car door. Car pulls away from curb.
Musicians
460-2 Band concert park bandshell 460-5 Combo, CU of instruments
Parades
465-1 Foreign Military parade 465-5 Rose parade 465-6 Rose parade
Kennedy Grave: Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy Grave: Arlington National Cemetery
Largest Dam In South America - Garico Dam
Largest earthen dam in south America is rushed to completion by a crew of 3,000. Venezuela's huge Garico Dam must be finished before the tropical rainy season-no mean task, since it will be 9 miles long, up to 100 feet high. Establishing shot - A great array of earth moving equipment reshaping the landscape. MS - Between great dirt wall earthmoving equipment doing their jobs, moving earth. MS - Man directing a huge tractor with mounds of rock and dirt. CUS - President / General Hemenaze. LS - Cattle. CUS - Dried and cracked earth. MS- Deforested hill side. CUS - Men planting explosives. LS - Explosion goes off with a big boom. MS - Truck being loaded with rock and dirt. MS - Two men walking towards a huge pipe in the ground
Trooping The Colors In Honor Of The Queen
Trooping the colors, traditional ceremony of color and pomp that marks the Queen's birthday. In full dress uniform, her majesty Elizabeth reviews the guards. Members of the royal family ride through cheering throngs to the event. While in the audience, armed police watch for a threatened assassination attempt. Establishing shot - Queen Elizabeth riding her steed while throngs of loyal subjects line the streets. Looking down - At the Queen riding her steed and her escorts riding in back of her.. MS - Queen Elizabeth riding past the Grenadier Troops standing at attention. MS - Climax of the time honored ceremony coming to a climax when the colors are handed over to the ensign. MS - Queen comes to a stop, salutes proudly as the entire regiment marches in review.
Tea For Chimpanzees
Now that summer's here dining El Fresco has come into its own. In the London Zoon one of the higher order of anthropoids has gathered for an informal luncheon. As anyone can see their table manners are impeccable. Table conversation for the moment is limited to eating and drinking nothing stronger than coffee. Establishing shot - Chimpanzees sitting at a table being served lunch by the zoo-keepers. CUS - Spectators enjoying the antics of the chimpanzees. MS - Chimpanzees eating off of plates. CUS Two young boys and camera pans to two young chimps. MS - Chimpanzee reaches over and takes the food off a plate of another chimpanzee.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (2/2)
[01.03.49-DEAN responds to the White House Memo accusing DEAN of masterminding the coverup] Mr. DEAN.---I was asked to handle testimony in different ways. Wen I came down from Camp David there was no doubt in my mind that I wasn't going to play the coverup game and I wasn't I going to give them any further information with which they could play the coverup game. Senator INOUYE. Were you In fact, Mr. Dean, preparing your own testimony? Mr. DEAN. I was going through and recalling everything I could remember about the incidents. I had been asked to do that, and if the President had called and asked me for that report-- Senator INOUYE. Did you spend the 6 days preparing testimony for your own use? Mr. DEAN. Let me complete, Senator If the President called me and asked me for that report, I would have sent it, to the President of the United States. There is no doubt about that. That isn't, who was calling and asking me for it, It was Mr. Ehrlichman who was calling me from -California, he wanted any part I had of it, and based on the earlier conversations I had had wasn't about to give it to Mr. Ehrlichman. So I can't say I was preparing my own testimony because I wasn't Preparing my own testimony. I was trying to reconstruct, as I had been asked to do I what I remembered as to what had occurred'. [01.05.01] Senator INOUYE. You have testified on several occasions that you were concerned with the enormity of the problem. If it was so, why did you not on your own present to the President your written report? Mr. DEAN. Well, I thought I had very clearly made, the point to 'the President on the 21st. What I saw occurring after the 21st indicated to me that there was a certain degree of protection going on by Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman. I was never sure that if I had sent the, report the President would ever see it for one thing. Senator INOUYE. As the President's counsel, and you were seeing the President quite often during those days, could you not have personally handed the report to him? [01.05.46] Mr. DEAN. The President was in California, Senator, at the, time. He left shortly after I came down and I had this little, round of activities; -with Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Magruder, and they -were off to California. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "The failure of Dean's muse while he was on the mountain is understandable since by this time it would have been impossible to write a believable report that would not have been self-indicting. While he was at Camp David, Dean told Ehrlichman's assistant that he was not getting the statement done but was planning his own defense." And this is from Mr. Ehrlichman. Mr. DEAN. That is not true, Senator Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "Haldeman talked with him several times and felt, that Dean was not having much progress in writing his report, but it became clear that he was worrying more about himself.'"' This is from Haldeman. Mr. DEAN. Well, as I say when I came down from Camp David, I don't think it was a question of worrying about, myself as what I was witnessing was Mr. Haldeman and then subsequently Mr. Ehrlichman becoming very concerned about themselves. [01.07.09] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "On the 25th the President suggested it be announced that Dean would appear before the grand jury." Mr. DEAN. On what. date? Senator INOUYE. On March 25. Mr. DEAN. On March 25, I was at Camp David. The President was in Florida. That was a Sunday as I recall, and I recall no conversation with the President. I have, no knowledge of that at all. That is a new one to -me. [01.07.45] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "On the 26th Dean agreed but said he -would do so only if given immunity." Mr. DEAN. No, sir, I had no conversations with anybody. They were in Florida at that, time. The discussion that morning, if You will recall was that the President came out 'With a statement that he warmly endorsed me, he expressed new confidence or renewed confidence, in me, that he had allegedly spoken directly with me, and had no concern at, all about my prior knowledge of this matter and I do not recall any statement about going before the grand jury being issued when he was giving me this very warm embrace. [01.08.23]
Liberace Show #34, Master 308
Selections: "Come On, Get Happy" with vocal "Laura" "The Nearness of You" with vocal "The Peanut Vendor" "Bach Melody": Liberace performs a Johann Sebastian Bach piece on a harpsichord while dressed in a curly powdered wig, ruffled shirt and jacket with tails. Opens with Lib introducing the piece in his traditional tux; he and the piano behind him dissolve into aforementioned Bach features. Good CU's & MS's of Lib's hands on the harpsichord. "Liza"
Liberace Show #111, Master 908
Selections: George M. Cohan Medley: "Yankee Doodle Dandy" "Mary" "Give My Regards To Broadway" "Harrigan" "You're A Grand Old Flag" VAUDEVILLE ROUTINE WITH GEORGE AND LIBERACE SINGING. "Sonny Boy" with vocal "Intermezzo" "Real Piano Player" FEATURES LIBERACE IMPERSONATING JIMMY DURANTE
All Around The Town
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE# 210306 An industrial film from the 1950's about the Model 40 Sweeper/ Street Cleaner, a large and curved fire engine red sweeper. Tons and tons of tight LS's of the machine in action, followed by MS's of its special features like the gutter sweeper, rear dump and leaf broom. This is an oscillating water broom street cleaner. Watch it take sharp turns and u-turns and hard cuts with "superb ease and handling" in both town and country. Lots of good shots of late 1940's model passenger cars, trucks, buses and streetcars. Tight LS's of the sweeper working in a zoo area, passing the polar bear cage, the monkey cage and the elephant cage (yes, the animals are visible and present). Tight LS of the sweeper working at an airport, passing by a commercial jet airliner.
Heli-Boat Sport.
A startling new aqua-thrill. A light-weight hull with a helicopter-type propeller, towed by a powerboat, soars high above the water, letting the proud inventor look down on his water-skiing friends. Establishing shot - Looking down at three speed boats and one of them has a rotary blade like a helicopter. MS - The boat with the rotary blade slowly rises and becomes air born. He is being towed by one of the speed boats and a 100 ft. tow line. LS - Woman water skier waving to the driver of the helicopter boat.
Monmouth Handicap, 1956
Nashua romps to the fore in the Monmouth handicap, at a mile and a quarter, 38,000 rain-defying fans are Turfdom's leading money-winner streak to his easiest victory in a blazing display of turf power. Establishing shot - Horses running down the track. MS - Nashua, No #8 and Flying Chief No #7 and Nashua passes up the Flying Chief. MS - Sports spectators. MS - Nashua is leading in the horse race and wins by four lengths.
Operation Alert: Mock H-Bomb Attack Tests Civil Defense
A full-scale mock air raid tests the nation's civil defense preparedness. 75 Key targets are hit by mock h-bomb raids, as the populace takes shelter. Estimates of civil defense effectiveness are secret except for New York City - where it is estimated over 4 million would have died in a real raid. Establishing shot - Outside the Civil Defense building in Washington, DC. MS - Inside the Washington nerve center, every phase of the attack if followed as if it were real. MS - Map of the United States and the lights indicate were the warnings were advised. CUS - Air Raid Siren. CUS - People traffic are directed to go down into the sub-way tunnel using it as a air raid shelter. CUS - At the Pentagon top defense figures are air lifted to secret control centers. MCUS - Helicopter leaving its helix-pad and becoming air born. MS - The streets of New York City are totally barren. MS - People of New York exiting the sub-way tunnel. MS - New York's street this time with traffic and people.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (2/2)
[01.08.23-INOUYE continues to confront DEAN with the WHITE HOUSE MEMO accusing DEAN of masterminding the coverup] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "On March 30, the President relieved Dean of any further responsibility for the Watergate investigation. He called Ehrlichman in, told him that it was evident to the President that 'Dean was in the thing up to his eyebrows and assigned Ehrlichman to look into Watergate." This is from Mr. Ehrlichman. "The President indicated to Ehrlichman that, his conversations with Dean throughout the, preceding month had given him an awareness of Dean's personal involvement in this.' Relieved of his Watergate duties by the President and aware, that"--- [01.09.07] Mr. DEAN. Senator, I might just note at this point and call it to the attention of the record, that Mr. Ehrlichman also resigned from the White House on the, same day that my resignation was requested, and Mr. Haldeman as well. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING FROM W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "Relieved of his Watergate duties by the President and aware that his own complicity had become obvious', Dean decided to strike out on his won to hunt for immunity for the long list of wrongs he had committed. According to the President, it was, April 2 when he first established contact with the prosecutors and attempted to bargain for immunity. While he carried on these negotiations, Ehrlichman completed his report and advised the President on April 14 that Mitchell, Magruder, and Dean were, all involved." [01.10.01] Mr. DEAN. I would like to comment on that. As I have testified, Mr. Ehrlichman told me after he had returned from San Clemente back to Washington, I met with him on the afternoon, late, afternoon of the 8th and had periodic meetings with him during the week of the 8th to the 14th. It was on the 14th that he told me that, he had talked with Kleindienst and that the grand jury was doing nothing. He was particularly asking me when I was likely to appear before the grand jury. I was already, per the instructions of my own counsel, limiting conversations with Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman about testimonial areas. But it was that day that I drew up the list which I wanted to get the message very clear to Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman that they had very serious problems. It was on the, as a result of that, list that the Attorney General suddenly received a call, because I informed him that my counsel had been in direct communication with the prosecutors and the prosecutors had indicated that indeed, Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman were potential targets of the grand jury. At 1 o'clock that night, I realized that they had gotten the Attorney General late at night to get a briefing from the prosecutors and that is when things really started moving. That is when the activities began to occur. [01.11.41] Senator INOUYE. "On the 16th, Dean was asked by the President, to resign, but refused to do so. On the 30th, he was dismissed. His increasingly shrill efforts since, that date to, save himself by striking out recklessly at others are, too familiar and too painful to require Mention." This ends the memorandum. [01.12.06] Mr. DEAN. I would only add to that, Senator, that I think that if anyone has been on the receiving end of adverse publicity. it has been this witness; and not any of the other witnesses and I have not dealt in personalities, nor will I deal in personalities at any time during these hearings. Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman, that ends the memorandum. I have several questions were submitted by the office Of the counsel for the, President, with a closing statement. Knowing the lateness of the time, May I request that, I be Permitted to continue the interrogation tomorrow, sir? Senator ERVIN. Yes, think the Chair should state, however, for the information of all Concerned, that that the article which you have been reading to the witness and the witness has been testifying about is an article which the committee has received from Mr. Fred Buzhardt, counsel to the President. Mr. DEAN-. I understand. Senator ERVIN. And not the testimony of a witness. Senator MONTOYA. Mr. Chairman, I would like to ask--- [01.13.17] d
Republican Convention
A festive atmosphere reigns as a confident GOP convenes in San Francisco. Delegates from all parts of the country arrive to proclaim themselves on the Ike's bandwagon, Washington's Governor Arthur Langley sets the campaign tone in his keynote address at the huge Cow Palace, a note of assurance. Establishing shot - Throngs of Republicans queue up to gain entrance into the Cow Palace. CUS - Chairman Joe Martin acknowledges the cameraman, press and the people. Who also waves back at him. MS - A large banner hangs from the building "Citizens For Eisenhower for Northern California". CUS - Young ladies express themselves and their admiration for President Eisenhower by holding up signs "We like Ike" and wearing dresses with "Ike" printed on the material. CUS - GOP Headquarters Hotel. MCUS - Vice President Nixon, Governor Knight and Senator Nolan. CUS - Vice President Nixon MS - Republican audience. LWS - The Cow Palace. MCUS - Governor Arthur Langley. Governor Arthur Langley key note address; "So the answer to the plaintiff question that hovered over the Chicago arena, along with a ghost of the pass is simple. The American people will, I believe and hope throw the Republicans out of office, the day, when if ever, they copy the Democrats and put the party first and America second."
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (2/2)
[01.13.17] Mr. DEAN. Excuse me, May, before we leave Senator Inouye, may I just add one point? One thing missing in that description of the sequence of events is the fact that I, on the 15th, was asked by Mr. Ehrlichman to come in--- Mr. DASH. What month? Mr. DEAN. April of this year, the 15th of April of this year, I was asked to come in and see him'. I did not want to visit with him. That is when I sent a message to the President requesting I meet with him. I did meet -with him that night, on April 15, and that meeting is described, of course, fully in my testimony. Senator MONTOYA. Mr. Chairman, in view of the observations made in the memorandum submitted by the White House with the list of questions, and in view of the fact that the authorship of the memorandum is attributed to a Mr. Fred Buzhardt, I would like to request that the chairman in behalf of the committee, request the committee issue a subpena to Mr. Buzhardt so that he can inform the committee as to the source of the observations which led him to some of the conclusions in the memorandum. Senator ERVIN. My understanding is that Mr. Buzhardt is the counsel and I don't believe be claims to have any personal knowledge of any of these matters. In a great many instances, be cited depositions or statements of others. The Chair will take that under advisement and rule on it later. Senator BAKER. Mr. Chairman, before we conclude would it be in order for me to ask, in view of the rather extended testimony that Mr. Dean has now given us and now the certainty that his testimony will continue until tomorrow, -what plans the chairman might have for the remaining schedule for the committee this week and thereafter? Senator ERVIN. Well, it is apparent that -we will not finish with the witness until Sometime tomorrow at the most optimistic period. The next -witness -who has been tentatively scheduled for bearing was former Attorney General John Mitchell, and I do not believe that we could finish with Mr. Mitchell within the time allotted for meetings this week. I think it would be unjust, to the committee and the public and to Mr. Mitchell to have,, his testimony split between this week and, the next session by the 10-day period. I have talked to most of the members of the committee and they feel that under these circumstances we ought to complete the testimony of Mr. Dean and then recess until after the -week of July 4. Senator BAKER. Mr. Chairman, I entirely agree -with that. Senator ERVIN. In deference to the request made by Senator Montoya, I would like to ask the staff to address a request to Mr. Buzhardt as to whether he, is able to testify from his personal knowledge to any of the matters set forth in the statement. If he says he can, that he has personal knowledge of the matters, then we can subpena him. If he says he, has not, then we can refrain from so doing. Senator BAKER. In order to -make sure I understand the schedule outlined-by the way, I do entirely concur with it and I cannot speak for the members of the committee, but I understand they are in agreement with that, but it is my understanding that we will finish with the testimony of Mr. Dean on tomorrow or Friday, as the case, may be. But if we do conclude with Mr. Dean's testimony tomorrow, the committee -will stand in recess at the close -of business tomorrow instead of Friday, until -we reconvene again on Tuesday, July 10. Senator ERVIN. Yes. Senator BARER. Thank you, sir. Senator ERVIN. The, committee -will stand in recess until 10 o'clock in the morning. [01.17.34-MacNEILL in studio]