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Thursday, November 8, 1973
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The
testimony of a presidential aide
Wednesday raised a question of
whether part of yet a third White
House Watergate tape may be
missing or nonexistent.
The testimony followed notifi
cation to U. S. District Court
Judge John J. Sirica that Presi
dent Nixon’s personal secretary,
Rose Mary Woods, will testify at
aa hearing into a White House
claim that two crucial presidential
conversations on Watergate went
unrecorded.
Sirica had summoned Miss
Woods to appear.
White House aide John C. Ben
nett testified before Sirica that
Miss Woods called him into her
office Tuesday to say she had
discovered a “gap” in a tape re
cording made of presidential con
versations.
Bennett, an aide to White House
chief of staff Alexander M. Taig
Jr., said Miss Woods did not de-
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scribe the tape she was listening
to and he did not ask.
Bennett also said she told him
that she was not transcribing
Watergate tapes and that his own
testimony of Tuesday—in which
Bennett said he was told that’s
what she was doing—was wrong.
Exactly which tapes Miss
Woods was listening to when she
discovered the gap presumably
will have to await her own testi
mony, now expected Thursday.
Douglas Parker, a White House
lawyer, said he expected Miss
Woods will be allowed to appear
as directed.
Bennett previously had testified
that Miss Woods now has in her
possession 14 tapes, eight of them
covering the periods listed in sub
poenas from the special Water
gate prosecution force and six
others delivered to her Monday.
The White House said, mean
while, Nixon is expanding his
legal staff to deal with Water
gate problems “perhaps more ef
fectively than we have before.”
Specificially, a spokesman said,
Florida lawyer Sam Powers had
been recruited for the hearings
before Sirica.
Noting that scores of attorneys
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are involved in various Watergate
probes, the spokesman said the
White House had to expand its
staff because “you can’t deal with
100 lawyers with five.”
The spokesman promised again
that Nixon will meet his Water
gate problems head-on in ways
that will be clear in the next
month or so.
In another court development,
Sirica denied various motions by
six of the original Watergate de
fendants for new trials or with
drawal of guilty pleas and said he
would sentence them at 10 a. m.
Friday.
The six are E. Howard Hunt,
James W. McCord Jr., Bernard
L. Baker, Eugenio R. Martinez,
Virgilio R. Gonzales and Frank A.
Sturgis.
McCord, who was convicted at
the Watergate trial in January,
had sought a verdict of acquittal
and a new trial. The others, who
had been in prison under provi
sional maximum sentences for
burglary, conspiracy and wiretap
ping, had asked to withdrnj
guilty pleas.
G. Gordon Liddy,
Watergate defendant,
victed with McCord and sei
to a prison term of sij
eight months to 20 ye
has asked a federal appe
for a new trial.
The seven men were
connection with the June 11
break-in at Democratic it
headquarters.
The two presidential ml
tions the White House says
unrecorded were with I
sel John W. Dean III
15, 1973 and former Atty,
John N. Mitchell on June!!
The six tapes Miss
given Monday by BennetWa
conversations on April 18,
on which Dean on two
occasions met with the Pres
Dean said that in one cocti
tion he refused to resign asl
House counsel and that
other he would not be a sea)
for the Watergate scandal
Collectors Conte
Increases Entrm
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GEORGE LIPPE, president of Puryear Hall, and Ron
Blatchely, director of student activities, haul wood from the
cutting area for the 1973 bonfire. Civilian students interest
ed in working should contact their dorm representatives or
a yell leader. (Photo by Steve Krauss)
Unicyclists Try Out
Basketball Skills
Book collections ranging from
Nazi Germany to church liturgy
have been entered in the Student
Collectors Contest at TAMU.
Twenty-five collections from
students in 18 academic depart
ments were entered, announced
Director of Libraries John B.
Smith.
The contest will be judged and
$550 in prizes awarded Nov. 9.
Entries also include collections
on horses, science fiction, poetry,
philosophy, engineering topics
and flower arranging.
Dr. Luther Evans, known inter
nationally as a scholar and libra
rian, and two TAMU faculty
members wall judge the contest.
Students and faculty are in
vited to the awards ceremony. It
will be at 2 p.m., Nov. 9, in the
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The A&M Unicycle Club is
planning a basketball game
among its activities this year.
“We’re trying to get in con
tact with the Rice unicycle club
to challenge them to a basketball
Meats Team
Wins Again
The TAMU Meats Team chalk
ed up their fifth straight win this
past weekend after competing
against ten other schools in the
Eastern National Intercollegiate
Meats Contest at Timberville, Va.
Steve Jackson, Johnny Peugh,
Ricky Marbach, and David Graf
represented A&M in the judging
contest. Jackson won beef grad
ing and was sixth high over-all,
Peugh placed fourth in beef grad
ing and fourth in the over-all con
test, Marbach and Graf placed
fourth and fifth, respectively, in
pork grading and eighth and thir
teenth over-all.
The team will travel this week
end to a contest in Madison, Wis
consin.
game,” said club president Bill
Crider.
“We plan to participate in the
Miles for Mankind program as a
group, Crider said. “We also co
operate with the A&M Wheelmen
and entered in their time trials.
“Unicycles are really gaining
popularity nationwide and the
number on campus has really in
creased,” he added. The club was
formed a year ago and now has
18 members.
Crider said a member need not
own a unicycle and everyone is in
vited to watch the club practice.
It meets the first and third Tues
day of the month in front of G.
Rollie White Coliseum. Practice
begins at 8:30 p.m.
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