Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 13, 1973 (2/2)
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 13, 1973 (2/2)
[01.34.24] Senator BAKER. Did you, Mr. Stans, at any time in June 1972, discuss with 'Mr. Mitchell, 'Mr. Sloan, Mr. Magruder, Mr. LaRue, Mr. Ehrlichman, or Mr. Haldeman, what happened on the morning of June 17 at the Democratic national headquarters in any way? Mr. STANS. Some of those people whom you mentioned I had no contact with at all during the year. For example, John Ehrlichman, so far as I can tell from my records, did not, meet with me during the' entire year. As to the others, I had no discussion on the Watergate affair except, the normal curiosity of discussion about news stories. Now, let, we put that in another perspective, To the extent that the finance committee was involved in the news stories, it related to the Dahlberg, check, the Andreas contribution the Mexican check-s and the names of our contributors and matters of that type. These are, the things that occupied my mind and Mr. Sloan's mind, the activities of the finance committee insofar as they related to public affairs during that, period. We were not, involved, I made it, very plain to the campaign people, the finance committee people were not involved in the Watergate affair, and there were no discussions about, who did what, or why, or when---- [01.36.16--TAPE OUT]