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THE BATTALION
Thursday, December 2, 1971
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Expert questions quality of Dowdy tape
BALTIMORE (/P) — A Chica
go electronics expert testified
Wednesday the quality of a con
troversial tape recording was not
capable of giving an accurate pic
ture of a conversation between a
key government witness and Rep.
John Dowdy, D-Tex.
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Michael Eisenmenger, the ex-<
pert, went through each word of
the scratchy 10-minute tape not
ing there were large unintelligi
ble areas of the conversation the
government says was recorded in
early 1970 in Dowdy’s Capitol
Hill office.
The tape, made by business
man Nathan H. Cohan after he
told the FBI of his alleged part
in a conspiracy to block a Jus
tice Department probe of his
home repair firm, was first
played for the jury on Monday.
A transcript of the conversa
tion was given to the panel by
U.S. District Judge Roszel C.
Thomsen, who overruled the
strenuous objection by defense
lawyers to use of the tape and
transcript.
Dowdy, 59, a veteran of 19
years in the House of Represent
atives from East Texas, is ac
cused in an eight-count indict
ment of taking a $25,000 bribe
from Cohen, conspiracy and ly
ing to a grand jury.
Government prosecutors ac
cused Dowdy of taking the 1965
bribe from Cohen, former presi
dent of the Monarch Construc
tion Corp., a Washington area
home repair firm faced with the
federal probe.
Cohen, a disbarred lawyer from
Virginia Beach, Va., pleaded
guilty to one count of fraud and
was placed on probation.
Harden S. Garber, a Washing
ton attorney, testified Wednes
day he received letters from a
Monarch lawyer complaining of
Washington urban renewal ef
forts interfering with Monarch’s
work.
He discussed the matter with
the chairman of the House Dis
trict of Columbia Committee,
Garber, counsel to the committee,
said before the noon recess.
The government maintains a
“front-door scheme” devised by
Myrvin Clark was to get an in-*
vestigation started into Mon
arch’s affairs in hopes that Co
hen would be granted immunity
from prosecution for testifying
before a House subcommittee,
of which Dowdy was a ranking
member.
Clark, a former salesman for
Monarch who also pleaded guilty
to participating in the scheme,
testified earlier he passed the
$25,000 in a briefcase to Dowdy
at an Atlanta airport in 1965.
Oliver O. Dibble, 60, a former
attorney for the Justice Depart
ment, testified Tuesday that
Dowdy never asked him to “fix,”
stall or delay prosecution of the
Monarch case.
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Fish Drill Team to march
in first competition Saturday
A&M’s Fish Drill Team will
perform Saturday in its first
1971-272 competition.
The freshmen will compete
with nine other Texas teams in
the annual University of Hous
ton meet. Other team members
have marched together at least
two years. The A&M freshmen
met the first time last Septem
ber.
Four preceding TAMU teams
won the U. S. drill title in the
National Intercollegiate ROTC
Drill Championships in Washing
ton, D.C.
Commander Mark Roberts of
Killeen will lead the 27-cadet Fish
Drill Team into the three-phase
meet at Jeppesen Stadium. Right
guide David Skinner of Houston
will compete in the individual
phase.
“If we have a good perform
ance Saturday, the team should
place higher than it has in the
past,” commented senior advisor
Louis Ullrich of San Antonio.
He said the fancy sequence by
the Fish will be the same used in
Tech and Texas freshman foot
ball halftime exhibitions. The
freshmen’s best U-H perform
ance was a fifth place in 1969.
The senior advisor noted the
U-H meet will be the team’s first
opportunity to feel the pressure
caused by other teams shooting
at the defending national cham
pion.
The regular drill competition
season is during the spring sem
ester.
Accompanying the FDT will be
Maj. Harvey Haas and Capt.
Charles Briscoe, sponsors, and
six upperclass advisors including
Ullrich.
Dr. Smith cited for Naval Reserve activities
Dr. William R. Smith, head of
A&M’s Psychology Department,
has been personally cited for his
Naval Reserve activities by Adm.
E. R. Zumwalt, Jr., Chief of Na
val Operations.
Smith, who holds the rank of
any
use
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System Parts, Filters,
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Brake Shoes $3.60 ex.
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Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 7 p. m.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
1 p.m. of the day proceeding publication.
ADMISSIONS AND AftM
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must have at least one
ihiety-five hour requirement. Students
Orders" for'these rings will be taken by
Ring Clerk starting November 1,
971 and conHnuing through December
i? 1971 The rings will be returned to
th^ Registrar’s Office to be delivered on
Theming cteriTte on'duty from 8:00 a m.
to 12 "o K noon, Monday through Friday,
of each week.
H. L Heaton, Dean
Admissions and Records
Mrs. H. Brownlee, _
Ring Clerk 17t87
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land in their high school, may pickthem
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behalf of the Navy’s Sea Power
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The program is designed to
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aware of the current status of
the world sea powers.
Cmdr. Smith has made presen
tations to civic and related
groups throughout the Eighth
Naval District. He was chosen
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following a screening seminar in
Washington, D.C.
Admiral Zumwalt’s citation was
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Gonzalez urges Senate committee
to release info on organized crime
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SAN ANTONIO (A*) — Rep.
Henry Gonzalez has urged the
Senate Rackets Committee to
loosen its hold in information that
local authorities may need in
probing organized crime here.
The San Antonio Democrat said
he issued the call in a letter to
Sen. John McClellan, D-Ark.,
chairman of the Senate Perma
nent Subcommittee on Investiga
tions.
“There is evidently a minimum
of cooperation and coordination
between federal and local investi
gators,” Gonzalez told McClellan.
Economist Jones’
article selected
to be published
An article by an economist with
the Department of Agricultural
Economics and Rural Sociology
at A&M, Dr. Lonnie L. Jones, has
been accepted for publication in
the December issue of the “Amer
ican Journal of Agricultural Eco
nomics.”
“Emerging Food and Fiber
Systems: Implications for Agri
culture,” originally presented at
an American Agricultural Eco
nomics Association meeting in
August, is co-authored by Dr.
Marshall Godwin, formally a pro
fessor in the Agricultural Eco
nomics and Rural Sociology de
partment here. Godwin is present
ly an economist with the U. S.
Department of Agriculture in
Washington, D. C.
In a Washington dispatch, the
San Antonio Express said Gon
zalez cited the assault here Nov.
16 of William Gallinaro, a top
investigator for McClellan’s com
mittee.
He told McClellan that it
“would seem to me that much
could be gained if your subcom
mittee had a full and free ex
change of information with San
Antonio prosecutors and police.
The county grand jury launched
a probe of organized crime here
after an alleged death threat
against Gonzalez, Gallinaro’s
beating, and other incidents.
Gonzalez also suggested in his
letter to McClellan Tuesday that
a federal prisoner, interviewed
here by Gallinaro prior to the
attack, may be needed as a wit
ness before the grand jury.
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ATTENTION
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The “Y” has received gate opening times and worker schedules have
been made. The schedule is posted outside Room 102 in the YMCA Bldg.
Check the roster NOW to see if and when you are working.
Student Y Association
The Scale Modeling Club
of Texas A&M will sponsor a model display/competition
Monday, December 13, in the Ballroom of the Memorial
Student Center. All scale modelers in the Bryan-College
Station area are invited to enter their work in the show,
and compete for kits and gift certificates to be awarded
in two age categories, each divided into five modeling
subdivisions. Models may be brought in from 6 p.m. to
7:45 p.m. December 13; judging and the display itself
will begin at 8:00. The results of the judging will be
announced at 9, and prizes awarded; the show itself will
end at 10 p.m. Entry fees are 50^ per model for persons
under twelve and $1.50 per model for persons twelve and
older, to be paid when the model is brought in. All entry
forms should be in by no later than December 10, to give
the Club an idea of the number of entrants.
Send to Hobby World, 305 University Drive E.,
College Station, Texas 77840
Name
Address
City Zip
I am entering models in the Jr. category
and/or models in the Sr. category
Number in each division
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