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Show 12 A DESERET NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1973 Rockefeller opens Russ bank After talks with 8randt POGO By Walt Kelly Russian leader coos Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev flew home today from a five-da- y visit to West Germany, voicing hope that his talks with Chancellor Willy Brandt had helped heal the old enmity between their nations. MOSCOW (UPI) The Brezhnev was accompanied to the airport by Brandt who reaffirmed in a farewell statement to his guest that he believed the agreements they reached were a good result which will work to the advantage of peace and cooperation in Europe. The Soviet Community party chief and Brandt signed a long Common Declaration Monday night that outlined their intentions to work for a more relaxed European atmosphere and sketching plans for long term West German investment in the industrialization of the Soviet Union. . Brezhnev arrived at the Vnukovo Airport outside Moscow and was met by members of the ruling Politburo. En route home he sent a telegram to Brandt saying, We are leaving with a hope that the mutual work carried out by us will serve a better development of relations between our countries. Brezhnev, general secretary of the Soviet The aim we have set for ourselves could Communist Party, told Brandt before leaving be called productive coexistence, Brandt said Bonn that the talks he had during the first in reply to Brezhnevs final toart. visit to West Germany by a Soviet leader The two men exchanged the toasts at a dinwere filled with great political substance. ner Brezhnev gave Tor 128 persons in the luxuBrandt spoke glowingly of a new eia of ry Hotel Petersberg atop a 1.000 foot mountain "productive coexistence between two nations looking down on Bonn and the Rhine River. that were once mortal enemies, and Brezhnev Brezhnev spent most of his five days in said his talks with Brandt were filled with West Germany in the mmmtamtop hotel which great political substance. Germans called the "Kremlin on the Rhine It was the first visit to West Germany by He went into Bonn only three times, passing any Soviet leader since World War II and it through streets lined with the most police aswas markeJ by a number of agieements signed to protect any visitor to Bonn since 'World War II. promising closer ties between the two nations. Ruthless attempt to blame CIA, McCord charges Continued from Page A 1 actly the right course. Reports of McCords letter to Caulfield first surfaced last weekend in a sworn pretnal deposition of a White House lawyer, Fred F. Fielding, who said Caulfield had called him on Dec. 31 to say he had gotten such a trees in the forest will fall communication anonymously in the mail. McCord testified Friday that Caulfield began relaying offers of executive clemency to him, from the highest levels of the House if he- - would plead guilty and keep quiet, during McCord's Watergate White trial that began Jan. 8. Caulfield was expected to follow McCord to the witness table at the Senate hearings, perhaps later today. McCord testified he was subjected to intense pressures to go along with the plan to blame Watergate on the CIA, particularly at two meetings last year the There name was a time when Rockefeller served as a good example of the worst of American capitalism. MOSCOW (UPI) Times change, as witness what happened when David Rockefeller came to Moscow. The chairman of the Chase Manhatten Bank received a red carpet welcome Monday when he opened the first American banking office in the Soviet capital in more than 50 years. Some people, he said afterwards, may find it ironic that a Rockefeller would open a banking office in the shadow of the Kremlin. But the world is changing rapidly, Rockefeller said. I have found nothing but cordiality from all the officials with whom Ive met, he said. I cannot help concluding that they have not taken their own propaganda too seriously. Rockefeller said the new Chase office, located in the Hotel a short walk Kremlin and Red the from Metropol Square, would help Americans Rusdoing business with the sians and Russians wanting to trade with U.S. firms. It is the first U.S. bank with a Moscow representative since First National City Bank closed its office in the 1920s. The opening of the office highlighted a day that included a series of meetings with Soviet officials, including Premier Alexei N. Kosygin. The official news agency Tass said the Rockefeller-Kosygi- n meeting consisted of conversation businesslike held Li an atmosphere of mu- tual understanding. It described Rockefeller as American the prominent banker and public figure. was himself Rockefeller optimistic about habit of working We have different philosophies and we are not in the Russians should not underesti- would block Congressional approval of closer trade relabetween tions the two countries. MOOM.IGHT SALE MAY 23rd 7 lo 10 PJM. 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Symington said the Walters memo, relating to conversations at a meeting with White Gerald with his House aides June 23, 1672 six Alch. But McCord, a days after the Watergate burCIA veteran, said he refused glary quoted Haldeman as to go along out of loyalty to saying that it is the Presithe secret organization. dents wish that Walters con"By this time, I was ... confer with L. Patrick Gray, then vinced that the White House acting FBI director had fired Helms in order to at the Helms, testifying put its own man in control at Monday hearing, said he was CIA, but as well to lay the present at the meeting and did foundation for claiming that not recall such a Haldeman the Watergate operation was a comment, but did not take CIA operation, and now to be issue with Walters account. able to claim that Helms had Helms said White House McCord been fired fcr it, wanted the CIA to tell aides read from his memo. There had been indications the FBI that it might comproas early as July that the Com- mise CIA operations in Mexico of City if it pursued an investigamittee for the camthe President was claiming tion of Nixon Mexithat the Watergate operation paign funds placed in a co City bank so the sources was a CIA operation ... Further, based on an ear- could not be traced. lier discussion with Robert Helms said he would not go Mardian (former head of the along with that story. Justice Department's Internal At the Monday hearing, by Security Division) in May, the Senate Foreign Relations 1972, it appeared to me that Comir.Uee, Helms was asked the White House had for some if he had been fired as CIA tune been trying to get politi- chief for refusal to go along cal control over the CIA as- with White House requests. sessments and estimates, in Helms, now ambassador to order to make them conform Iran, said I honestly do not to White House policy.. know." 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