Show DEAN INSISTS HE 2A TELLS Continued From First Page the process before I started thinking about the process” Dean said the cover-u- p began tails that I could remember” iretappmg burgkry at anliNi Ogden Standard-Examine- Tuesday June 26 1973 r 2977 NIXON NARCOTICS WAR x29532977 3000 Continued From First Page with guns I told my wife ‘We’re dead’ ” Giglotto said Giglotto says he and his wife were knocked down across their bed and handcuffed He was threatened with death at gunpoint as the men shouted obscenities at them One agent flashed a gold badge which Mrs Giglotto only glimpsed In his account to the Senate panel Dean set the stage by atoutlining a of House a White almost Immediately after the mosphere worried abo3t constantly pre-campai- Demo- cratic headquarters for “The stakes were too gn demonstrators hired spies to tail political opponents high any and contemplated plans to feelings I had regarding my- break the law in search of inself” he said formation Dean said that at that point SPECIAL COUNSEL ‘‘I knew I had no criminal! was and As his story unfolded he im-t- o prepared) problems” be fired by the White House plicated in the cover-u- p the if it came to that President Haldeman Ehrlich-of man former Atty Gen John “If it meant the the President fine” he said iN Mitchell special presidential Dean wouldn’t stand counsel Richard A Moore for- in the way of that” 'mer special presidential coun- Isel Charles W Colson NOT FIRST-HANFederal Bureau of Investi- Jingstion Dean claimed no first-han- d Dircctor L Patrick G knowledge that the President : fIX and a hoEt of knew m advance of the Water- - sistants gate operation or of the instant As pieces of story out last week the White C0ierupef?t0ar leaked tha Gordon Stra- House said wouId not re jt spond chan aide to Haldeman knewiuntj he in NO APOLOGY on “John i ex-ac- t- D : "hat "as gomgon at the mittee for the SI ln Re-electi- connectlon h d of the Q publicnd Press Secretary RonaId L "ziegler Ni'on in San Clemente "“hsaid Calif was being kept informed of Dean’s testimony but would have no comment on it this v nmJtfnrmrMhlvrr TTppn testitied Com- - u Haldeman CGK Dean’s account is in blatant "hetl?e$ conflict with earlier statements reHP°rted by the President on a number word of wiretap of crucial points erup to the President SEPT 1972 “I believe he probably would have reported it” Dean re- - As Dean recited events the first meeting at which he dis- plied After accusing Nixon and his cussed the cover-u- p with the top aides of covering up the President was Sept 15 1972 Watergate wiretapping affair when Nixon said he was Dean returned to the witness pleased the federal indictments chair to answer questions about in the Watergate case stopped the statement he read! no higher than former cam-t- o the Senate panel Monday jpaign chief counsel G Gordon Liddy NOT EXTRAORDINARY “I told him all that I had “Ual aw'ibeen able to do was to contain wasn t an yer t ilfS liSLn hi j I j 245-pa- ge i 1 ?he"PT'de SJr £ ouf ATrtfhe4rhT WhiteDean of L Housed said j als0 had ex House officials had undertakenthat ed to earlier He mentioned Mxons cont4nt the not that wa3 brief approval of a 190 plan to maintained could be use wiretapping mail monitor-!- - coverup DeaI1 said various adminis-ca- i groups and the 1971 White tratjon ancj campaign officials House burglary of the office of d d from P Darnel EUsberg s psychiatrist w House C0Pmmittee Dean in response to a ques- h d d b R Wright tion by Dash said White House £atman officials worried more about !fan’fMAe0x’rnM something the tactaat the Watergate bur- Would start unraveling the tbat glars had been caught thanthev did about the illegal action c npr p' - ' f- X When the men realized their they left without or explanation Giglotto apology said Donald Askew 40 and his wife Virginia 37 had just sat down to dinner that night in Collinsville when armed men began to kick their door in Askew told his son to run for his life Again there were threats and no apologies before the men left Askew said DALE officials in Washington say they can not comment while the case is under investigation by the US attorney in Springfield 111 and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Divi- mistake f 70 N) UN WEATHER FOTOCAST ® FORECAST — Tonight will find shower and thunderstorm activity in the Pacific Northwest Eastern portions of Texas and also in most of the Great Lakes area Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere US ANNOUNCES THE WEATHER TODAY TRADE DEFICIT DOLLAR PLUNGES LONDON (AP) — Frontal System Churns Up Rain Dis-appointi- ng American trade figures sent the US dollar plunging and gold prices soaring today on W’estern European markets The American currency sank to a record low of 25350 West German marks in Frankfurt making the rate about 3912 cents for a The dollar also mark weakened sharply in London and Paris Gold prices jumped more than $4 an ounce following a US Commerce Department announcement that the United Press International (measurable showers near zero A cold front stretching from through Wednesday Utah: Fair and continued Wisconsin to Kansas triggered warm through Wednesday high thunderstorms today from 90 to 100 and lows 50 to 60 clou-th- e Upper Michigan into parts of' Southwest Idaho: Partly Mississippi Valley and dy with a chance of thundershowers mainly in northern Central and Northern Plains Two tornadoes struck a resort mountains through Wednesday area norther st of Brainerd highs both days 85 to 95 overMinn Monday night causing night lows 50s to low 60s three injuries and damaging 40 Following are the to 50 cabins Max Min Pep hail fell and Wis Showers Ogden Danbury thunderstorms continued along) Boise much of the East Coast and Chicago Denver Gulf Coast United States suffered a foreign trade deficit of $1579 million in May Gold usually rises when the dollar is in trouble OFFICIALS Golf-ball-siz- ed sion The Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs agents who participated in the raids under DALE’S auspices were suspended according to Special Asst Atty Gen Myles Ambrose MEN SUSPENDED DALE’S legal officer Robert Richardson said in Washington that the men were suspended with pay and were allowed to perform administrative duties without their badges or guns ‘‘This doesn’t mean that in an emergency they can’t perform the duties of an agent” he said Since the Collinsville incident Ambrose has sent a reminder to DALE’S 41 area offices to take care in preparing search and arrest warrants and to avoid intemperate language The law allows agents to enter a home without a warrant if they have probable cause to believe they can apprehend some j ! j Indian Ship half from BNDD and the rest from other federal agencies and more than 400 local or state law enforcement officers on assignment to it In the January raid in Winth-ro- p Mass Pine recalled ‘‘I sat up in bed and there was a gun at my head and I heard NORFOLK Va (AP) — An someone say ‘Don’t move’ ” Indian merchantman-passenge- r DAMAGE SUITS ship capsized and sank Monday Five days later the state night in the Indian Ocean and public safety director John J as many as 55 persons were Kehoe Jr apologized but a spokesman for the state said no feared lost the Navy said todisciplinary action was taken day inForty-thre- e against any of the intruding ofpersons ‘‘It was a simple case of cluding the ship’s captain were ficers mistaken identity You don’t rescued a spokesman for Atdiscipline officers for trying to lantic Fleet headquarters here do their job” he said said The Pines the Askews and The Navy said the destroyer the Giglottos have filed damage USS Jonas Ingram received a suits distress call Monday night from A $900000 settlement was the sinking ship the Saudi reached in a suit over the misThe Ingram radioed today taken killing in Whittier Calif that she and two other ships and state and local officers in- were picking up survivors and volved drew varying suspen- bodies sions from duty RESCUE OPERATIONS In the Houston raid the offiThe Ingram said she had cers have not been suspended but a grand jury is in- picked up 36 survivors and six bodies and that the Israeli ship vestigating the case Local police in Norfolk Va Leora had picked up seven surraided the wrong house at 3 vivors and two bodies A Liberam on May 2 1972 with a ian merchantman the Siris warrant authorizing them to en- also wras assisting in rescue opter without knocking An un- erations named informant said he had The Saudi had reported it seen heroin in the house less was carrying a total of 93 persons the Navy said than five hours earlier The Ingram serving with the FOR MURDER Middle East Force in the Gulf Thomas L Davidson 87 and of Aden was 130 miles his wife Lillian 55 feared when the Saudi radioed away that thieves when they heard some- - she was off the coast of sinking 5fS African nation of Somali! and fired the pistol near the Navy spokesman said ' through the door killing patrolThe Ingram said high winds man Lewis W Hurst Jr 22 and heavy seas hampered the Police Chief Claude J Staylor search said no one involved was dis‘ ciplined The Norfolk police he said “paid a terrible price for PADDLER PLANNING this evident error” A Humboldt County grand TO FOLLOW BEATS jury in Eureka Calif has inTEDDINGTON England dicted federal narcotics agent (UPI) — Dennis Moore 42 Lloyd Clifton for second-degre- e murder and involuntary manplans to paddle a canoe across the English Channel slaughter in an April 4 1971 while an raid accompanying boat him on course to the He is charged with shooting keeps of drum beat a A Dirk Dickenson 24 as DickMoore has been blind enson fled from his ranch cabin since birth while narcotics agents Sinks Fear 55 Deaths ’ and southeastern Texas and Las Vegas widely scattered showers and Logan — thundershowers fell from the Los Angele York northern Rockies to the north-'NeOmaha west Pacific coast Tbe weatber forecasts: Salt Lake City Ogden Vo Logan: Sunny and hot) Provo — through Wednesday highs to-- 1 Salt Lake C mid 90s and Wednesday San Franci: upper 90s lows tonight mid) Seattle 60s winds light probability of Washington Continued From First Page tmtiari-Bcamtn- nr that assurance Dean government That accomplished feed would be sufficient p said he helped accused political their 455 Twenty-thir- d Street e fu- ower Prlces m saboteur Donald Segretti pre-jan- d Gene Glasmann Hatch Joseph F Breeze pare a story intended to keepiture’ Exec Vice Pies President Watergate "investigators from! Economic council chairman Herbert Stein said his group Frank R McKain the scope of high-leveway within two days of the y ‘‘lots of has “ General Manager horror read 17 1972 dirt v glary on June backing of Segretti’s ' about inries” It just became an producers killing trick” operation Charles D Carver Murray M Moler stant way of life” he said) Dean said he enlisted the chickens because they are too Associate Editor Editor Managing ‘‘ And I participated in it” 'help of Asst Atty Gen Henry expensive to raise He said the Published daily and Sunday at Ogden Utah by The Standard Corporation He said he acted on instruct e Peterson and that prose-tion- s council also was concerned Ogden Utah 84401 toof about eggs from Haldeman former Cutor Earl J Silbert tried to shortages Second Class Postage paid at Ogden Utah White House aide John D over the matter but that matoes and other products Subscription rates S275 per month anywhere In the United States All mail rlichman and other officials subscriptions payable in advance an independent-minde- d BACK grand PRICES ROLLED ljuror almost thwarted their efIN RETROSPECT All unsolicited articles pictures letters manuscripts and related matter Turning to gaSoline prices r sent to the Ogden who are sent at the owner's risk and The asking Segrettl by 1106 some u0rt! service Stein said he in Dean said Standard Corporation does not assume responsibility for their custody or retrospect acKers "ere’ return stations have had to roll back should have done more to stop is a member of the Associated Press United The Ogden named — of consumer presidential Segretti as result a WASHINGTON The the wiretapping Bruce R Watkins a black civil lett P O’Neal a black business(AP) prices plans when) Press International and the Audit Bureau of Circulations secretary Dwight complaints that the stations Senate Judiciary Committee rights leader and J Nelson man in Kansas City they were first proposed in his appointmentsHaldemari aide Gor- - were violating the freeze iR Chapin presence approved today the nomination Thompson a ghetto lawyer in The overcharges averaged of Clarence M Kelley Kansas Kansas City Dean testified earlier that don Strachan and Herbert W then Nixons person-tutio- n two cents a gallon at 741 indeh wiretapping kidnapping City police chief to be director Both complained of police attorney But Dean said pendent and 365 company-owne- d of the FBI and mugging were pro-)- 3 brutality against blacks Watto inFBI “came agents the council stations at as tactics sources Committee aiwe3 campaign posed reported kins said that Kelley had added Chapin and Strachan said that there wTere no dissenting fuel to the city’s 1968 riots after meeting in Atty Gen John N terviewcontained themselves in Stein said the administration they Mitchell’s office Jan 27 1972 the assassination of Dr Martin and the lid still hopes to have an official their to questioning” such he Luther King Jr He testified the Although objected in place - on the nomination 4 conon announcement Phase said Dean time the at later lives of six blacks were sacriplans jremsined mid-Jul- y !wreek trols “with hindsight I should have tomorrow ficed needlessly by possibly not VERY VIABLE the left He also been much more forceful ini nominated possiwas open by However David R Hardy a Kelley election considera-trym- g Rer controls when 8 to stop the plan when I Nixon that Nixon June export President lawyer who headed a tion was given to putting out bility effective become -on feed nomination felt it should not occur his earlier commission appointed to inwithdrew grain Jthe facts to get rid of the Wa- - even contracts to sucin effect to III of L Patrick Gray prior vestigate the riots said the Pean sajd But when tergate” I included be a felt the Hoover the freeze b time ceed the late J Edgar may existing commission agreed unanibe told Haldeman that could wanted this he said igult in inclictments In the past the administration Unlike Gray who had no law mously that Kelly had done a Mit-I- n against the opening statement chell Haldeman impression that enforcement experience Kelley good job as police chief Ehrlichman has Jeft thecontracts to ship has been police’chief in Kansas Hardy was joined by Dr be re an new during only ex'iPean Strachan and be sub- - city for 12 years and before Charles B Wilkinson a black would tended committee session Mon- - d overseas MagrHude5r grain stuart day Dean droned through his Hpaleman said it doesn’t ject to controls under the that served 21 years with the member of the commission in FBI long awaited account of the urging Kelley’s confirmation ns a very viable op- freeze t Stein would not speculate onj the nomination were former IN MAY way Watergate grew into a 11 RESIGNED would controls massive conspiracv to head off vP apwhether Ilus W Davis and Ever- any continued So lhe c°'er-u- P Gray wbo Became acting Mayor So- with a potentially disastrous scan- -' the contract to the FBI director after Hoover’s through the end of 1972 and into ply Umori to da ' supply large death in May 1972 resigned Double Door the new' year “on the general ivie Way Out Srain FALLING APART he 28 disclosure that no be one would that after theory April JOHANNESBURG South Afhad destroyed materials taken rica Dean said when he realized rested for what they didn’t — The sign over the from the White House safe of door (AP) was falling sav” Dean recounted that the cover-u- p of saloon says: “This a n one of the convicted Watergate was not apart early this year he “be-- j Then as the trial of the origi-gaa double door when Seven drew to unfold everything I knew'nal Watergate conspirators in If it is now try came you Ruck-elshaSince then William D about the case” to Watergate near pressures grew for more one the in the middle” y former head of the Enpayments to the prosecutors he had deceived for vironmental Protection Agency defendants One of them formonths has been filling in as FBI chief BICYCiElWAREHOUS Dean said today his motive in! mer White House consultant E Kelto to The first Hunt threatened Howard to Wa the opposition the story unfolding ley’s nomination was voiced at tergate committee was not to start talking if he didn't get Committee’s of the and a from! obtain to Judiciary money promise immunity try — John 'hearing Monday But most wit- DUBLIN (AP) for his own Water-- 1 tive clemency Cranko a top British ballet di-- j nesses urged his confirmation gate role PROMISED CLEMENCY rector coHapsed and died to- - The opposition came from oure fully aware Dash: day on a flight from New York Mr Dean of the gravity of the tions he had to witbt!be Stuttgart’ West Germany- charges you have made' underThe airliner made an emeroath against the highest offito rtferrd cial of our land the President the fact that Hunt had been gency stop at Dublin Cranko 46 was taken to a city hospital cfMoci it °TTe vpc t pm promised executive clemency” but was dead on arrival Vanatiati had discussed this Sl?h: And being so aware who Cranko the brought vcNMJGHTft'j Ehrllchman a£d Colson stuttgart Ballet to jnter do vou still stand on your state-''Vlt- h well shod' Colson shod not 'be XADUSWHlS slip ' i "as anao?d nayonai acclaim since becom- '?nj s : ean the raised in lssue auni) :ad 1961 in was I might ing director there Dean- Yes I do ‘ X with his from troupe returning add DeTsaid Kalmbach was “iSf Full Soles Dpihlretaille of tour the United a States an tasj signed to pay thc defendants: Cranko was one of the it s one roan against 09 cW° & Heels last of the unre-th- world’s most famous ballet neolite reg 850 I’m up against And it’s voOOOO the over left mpaign cash ported dancers before becoming a disnot a very pleasant situation tinguished director onlyspeak "hat I know to He began his career as a shevfa‘cFts‘‘rh‘at'“tot Com In tor a Professional Shin and choreographer at dancer I’m providing this committee — SPECIAL EFFECTIVES JUNE 19 TO JUNE 23 ivveen wameman Dean and the the University of Town Cape UNINTERRUPTED counsel ousted the President -- Watch Channel S Weather Report for Other Specials bajej n south Africa and Today’s committee session testified Wells Sadlers in London was one of interrogation On) According to Dean’s account joined 1946 in Monday Dean provided a red-- ! 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