HearingsUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on House Administration. Special Subcommittee on Contracts U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 - 380 pages |
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Q . Will you explain to the committee the circumstances under which that
discussion took place ? A . I went to the Congressman ' s office and he asked me
if I could be ready to go to the Bahamas on Sunday , August 7 . I am not sure
about the ...
Q . Will you explain to the committee the circumstances under which that
discussion took place ? A . I went to the Congressman ' s office and he asked me
if I could be ready to go to the Bahamas on Sunday , August 7 . I am not sure
about the ...
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A . When I arrived in New York I waited at the airport , I think it was Kennedy
Airport , for the detective , and he met me at the airport and from there we went to
the Congressman ' s church because he was giving a sermon . From there I went
...
A . When I arrived in New York I waited at the airport , I think it was Kennedy
Airport , for the detective , and he met me at the airport and from there we went to
the Congressman ' s church because he was giving a sermon . From there I went
...
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A . The Congressman and myself and Miss Huff . Q . Do you know what plane it
was ? A . No , sir ; I do not . Q . Do you know whether it was a plane of the Chalk
Flying Service ? A . I am not sure about that . Q . It had no identification on it ?
A . The Congressman and myself and Miss Huff . Q . Do you know what plane it
was ? A . No , sir ; I do not . Q . Do you know whether it was a plane of the Chalk
Flying Service ? A . I am not sure about that . Q . It had no identification on it ?
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Q . When was the date that your employment with Congressman Powell
terminated ? A . June 30 , 1965 . Q . Did you work for the Congressman in his
congressional office or the committee staff ? A . I worked in both places , sir . Q .
Can you tell ...
Q . When was the date that your employment with Congressman Powell
terminated ? A . June 30 , 1965 . Q . Did you work for the Congressman in his
congressional office or the committee staff ? A . I worked in both places , sir . Q .
Can you tell ...
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Let ' s just confine it to the Congressman ' s office first , the tickets that I am going
to ask about now . A . I mean they were tickets for the Congressman ' s office , but
Mrs . Dargans would just say “ Come , around and pick them up . " Q . You ...
Let ' s just confine it to the Congressman ' s office first , the tickets that I am going
to ask about now . A . I mean they were tickets for the Congressman ' s office , but
Mrs . Dargans would just say “ Come , around and pick them up . " Q . You ...
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| Title | Hearings |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on House Administration. Special Subcommittee on Contracts |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 |
| Original from | the Library of Congress |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2007 |
| Length | 380 pages |
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