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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, January 8. 1973

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WHITE HOUSE PHONE NUMBERS

Testimony

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Watergate

WASHINGTON (P) - The per- fendants remaining in the Water-
sonal address books of two men gate trial. He and G. Gordon
arrested in last June's Democratic Liddy, once a lawyer for the
headquarters break-in carried President's re-election committee,
listings of White House telephone are charged with conspiracy, bur-
numbers, a detective testified yes- glary and illegal eavesdropping.
terday in the Watergate trial. Four of the five men arrested
A former FBI agent also tes- at gunpoint in the Democratic Na-
tified that he was hired by the tional Committee headquarters
security chief for the Republican have already pleaded guilty to
National Committee to monitor conspiracy, burglary, and illegal
conversations from the Democra- eavesdropping. E. Howard Hunt,
tic National ' Headquarters. a paid White House consultant
Alfred Baldwin III said that he who worked for the CIA for 21
was promised by the man, James years, has also pleaded guilty to
McCord Jr., that . "if the Presi- the charges.
dent is re-elected this November, The address books containing
this is the way to be on the team White House phone numbers were
and go up the ladder." discovered in the rooms at the
McCord is one of the two de- Watergate hotel which the men
HIGH COURT RULING:
Juors' racial bias
subject to question

arrested in the break-in had rent- had been connected in testimony
ed, detective Robert Denell tes- with the bugging operation.
tified. In all Baldwin said that he moni-
A flip-up file had a telephone tored approximately 200 phone
number for Hunt on the White calls on the line of Robert Oliver,
House exchange and another num- at the time executive director of
ber to a telephone in the Execu- the Democratic state chairmen's
tive Office Building next door association.
which houses top presidential McCord's lawyer, Gerald Alch,
aides. has asked the court that he be per-
White House press secretary mitted to introduce evidence to
Ronald Ziegler has conceded thesmwthttrsduridce t
presence of a special telephone in stifihat the ecurityhdid becauset
the Executive Office Building not 'justifed" tin athe Deas
connected to the White House cratic"Nfadation Cmtee d
switchboard. But Ziegler said the closec National Committee had
private line was installed for the lentirouys."
use of a special task force seek- gr tpo
ing to find and shut off the sources:. Among the points which he will
of news leaks from the White introduce i McCord's defense,
House. Alch listed:
Baldwin said McCord first as- -That as security chief McCord
signed him to guard Martha Mitch- had the duty to insure the safety of
ell, wife of the former attorney all Republican officials including
general, but after one week gave President Nixon;
him the new assignment. -That McCord had conferred
"He said his main concern was with other law enforcement of-
to protect the Committee to Re- ficials - including the Justice De-
elect the President," Baldwin add- partment - "who had advised him

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preme Court ruled unanimously
yesterday that defendants have
the right to ask jurors whether
they are racially prejudiced.
However, the court refused to
extend that right to questions
about other forms of prejudice.
The ruling reversed the drug
conviction of a South Carolina civil
rights leader, Gene Ham, who was
convicted of possessing marijuana
and sentenced to 18 months in
jail.
Ham contended his rights were
violated because the trial judge re-
fused to ask the jurors if they were
prejudiced against Negroes and
whether they were prejudiced
against people who wore beards.
The Supreme Court, in an opin-
ion written by Justice William
Rehnquist, said the Constitution
gave the defendant the right to ask
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jurors about possible racial pre-
judice. But the high court said the
Constitution did not give defend-
ants the right to ask if the jurors
were prejudiced against beards.
Justices Thurgood Marshall and
William Douglas dissented from
the second ruling. Douglas said it
was an abuse of discretion for the
trial judge to refuse questions "by
which prospective jurors preju-
diced to hair growth could have
been explored."
"Nothing is more indicative of
the importance currently being at-
tached to hair growth by the gen-
eral populace than the barrage of
cases reaching the courts evidenc-
ing the attempt by one segment
of society officially to control the
plumage of another," Douglas
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Baldwin said that on May 26 containing information of past vio-
he walked into a room at the How- lence and anticipated future vio-
ard Johnson motel that had been lence;"
rented for him by McCord and -That McCord's information
found the defendants there with "traced this violence to several
various pieces of electronic equip- ' antiwar'groups who openly sup-
ment. ported the Democratic candidate.
McCord told him he would be for president with money, man-
monitoring conversations from the power and finances;"'
Democratic headquarters across -With this belief of impending
the street, Baldwin said. harm to Republican officials, Mc-
Later that day, Baldwin testi- Cord believed communications
fied two other men came in to the would be made by these protest
room and McCord introduced them groups to the Democrats reflecting
as George and Ed, saying they plans for more demonstrations,
were aliases. both in Washington and at the time
Baldwin identified a photograph of the Republican National Con-
of an "Ed" as E. Howard Hunt, vention in Miami;
one of the five original defendants -McCord "reasonably felt jus-
who have pleaded guilty and tified in committing the acts com-
"George" as Liddy. plained of in order to effectuate
It was the first time that Liddy the defense of others."

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