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I. /SPECIAL PROSECUTOR/ - Vacant A. Exec. Asst. - Kreindler B. Secretary - Campbell II. /DEPUTY SPECIAL PROSECUTOR/ - Ruth A. Exec. Asst. - Feldbaum B. Secretary - Stagnaro III. /LAW AND POLICY DIVISION/ LAW RESEARCH SECTION i. Chief - Lacovara 2. Attorneys: a. Geller b. Gevlin c. Glazer d. Kaye e. Palmer f. Rient g. Wei~berg Clerical: a. Kaslow b. Graham c. Robinson, R. d. Raney e. Thevenet

So PUBLIC RELATIONS SECTION i. Chief - ~ 2. Asst. - Barker 3. Clerical: a. Rollenhagen b. Westfall "C. ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION i. Administrative Officer - Mann ~. Asst. - Bryan ~ 3. Clerical: a. Clancy b. Molock (part-time) c. Pfe~tz d. Thompson, M. e. Williams, M. f. 6 students

IV. /~ROSECUTION AND INVESTIGATION DIVISION/ ao INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECTION i. Chief - Bratt 2. Professionals: a. Boczar b. Chideckel ,/ 2

c. Denny d. Dickman e. Fahey f. Goetcheus g. Housman h. Noonan i. Ordemann j. Pidano k. Willis Clerical: a. Dicks, L. b. Ingram c. Lusby d. Robinson, C. e. Stewart f. Wright

So TASK FORCE #1 - WATERGATE i. Chief - Vacant 2. Attorneys: a. Ben-Veniste (acting chief) b. Frampton c. Goldman d. Iason e. Volner Clerical: a. Breniman b. Pyles c. Schwarz ~~ " .- d. Swann~ e. Williams, A. TASK FORCE #2 - PLUMBERS i. Chief - Merrill 2. Attorney~: a. Akerman b. Bakes c. Breyer, C. d. Hecht e. Horowitz f. Martin 3. Clerical: a. Morris b. Snell c. Zorger ~ASK FORCE #3 - CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS i. Chief - McBride Attorneys: ¯ ~ a. Galus -~,.~ "~’ ....~ b. Haberfeld ~,~,~,~ .... c. Koeltl d. Quarles e. Sale f. Tuerkheimer (EOD 11-11-73) g. Witten Clerical: Q a. Canty b. Johnson c. Mayes d. Thompson E. TASK FORCE #4 - DIRTY TRICKS i. Chief - Davis 2. Attorneys: a. .Fox~ b.~ Ruane- 3. Clerical: a. Monroe F. TASK FORCE #5 - ITT i. Chief - Connolly 2. Attorneys: a. Hammond b. Hoeber 3. Cle£ical: a. Amiger

***INTERMITTENT EXPERTS: a. Breyer, S. - ITT b. RUff - CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS c. Heymann - PLUMBERS d. Lebensohn - GENERAL (ITT) - Psychiatrist e. Vorenberg - GENERAL IO ARCHIBALD COX

Special Prosecutor, Watergate Special Prosecution Force

Born: May 17, 1912 - Plainfield,New Jersey

Education BA Harvard-College~ 1934 LLB Harvard Law School, 1937 Employment:

1937-1938 Law Clerk for Judge Learned Hand of the C~rcuit Court of Appeals in New York 1938-1941 ¯ Associate with the Boston firm of Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg 1941 National Defense Mediation Board 1941-1943 Officeof the Solicitor General, Department of Justice 1943 Assistant to Thomas K. Finletter, Special Assistant to the Secretary ofStat~ 1943 Associate Solicitor, Department of Labor 1946-to .present Professor, Harvard Law School In 1958, became Royall Professor of Law, this chair., established. In~lglb, is the~oldestendowed one at Harvard Law School

1952 Chairman, Wage Stabilization-Board 1958-1960 Worked with Senator Kennedy on the Kennedy-lves bill, Kennedy-Ervin bill and related labor legislation 1960- Appointed .as Solicitor ,General of the United States 1965- Resigned, returning to Harvard as Willston Professor of Law, a chair he has held since

1968 Chairman of five-man committee of inquiry that sought to find the underlying causes of the. disturbance to help restore.order on the campus at Columbia University IIENRY S. RUTH, JR.

Deputy Special Prosecutor,. Watergate Special Prosecution Force

Born: April 16, 1931 in Philadelphla, Pennsylvania

Education: BA from Yale University and L.L.B. from University of Pennsylvania Law School

l!llltary Service: Army Counter-lnte11Igence Corps - 1955-1957

Employment: 1957-1961 Assoc. Attorney, Philadelphia Law Firm of Saul, Ewing, Remlck.and Saul

1961-1964 ¯ Spec, Attorney, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, U. S. Dept. of Justice

1964-1965 Atty. Office of Criminal Justice, Depty Atty Gen. Office, U. S. Dept. of Justice

1965-1967 Depty. Dir., President.’s Commission od Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice 1967-1969 Assoc. Prof. University of Pennsylvania Law School 1969,1970 Dir. of National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, U. S. Dept. of Justice May 1970 to June 1973 - Dir. Mayor’s Criminal Justice Coordlnatlng Council,. New York..C1ty

Honors: Member., Governor’s Comm. on. Crlme (crlmlnal Justice . plan~ing agency for Pa.) 1967-1969 Member, Board of Dir., Pa. Prison Society, .1968-1969 Member, Dist. Atty. (Philadelphia) Committee on Alcohollsm and Drug Addiction, 1969-1969

Consultadt, Joint Legislative’ Committee for the Study of Crime and Cr~inal Jus~ice~ in New.Jersey, 1968

Member, Pennsylvania Council on Crime and Del.inquency, 1967-1969 . Consultant, Office of Econcmic Opportunity-Legal Svcs. 1967-1968 ~tant, Nat..Ommission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, 1968 Oons~Itant, National Adv. Ommission on Civil Disorder, 1967 ~m~er., American Bar Association ~isory C ~cmmittee to the ~~ Ommittee on Crime PreVention and ContrOl, 1968-1969 Y~m~ber, Gore’s Crime ContrOl Planning Board, State of New York, 1970 to June 1973 Y ~mber, Mayor Lindsay’s Cabinet, 1971 to. J~ 1973

S~, at- Albany ~z~r, E~h=,lal ~, J~1 of-Crimina~ c~ti~ Mr. Ruth and his wife, Tina. llve in Brooklyn, New York with ’their three daushters.

-2- JAMES VO~ Associate Special Prosecutor, Watergate Special Prosecution Force

1/10/1928 - Boston, Massachusetts Education: AB Harvard College, 1948 LLB Harvard Law School, 1951 ~litar~: United S~ates Air Force ~ployment: 1951-1953 Attorney in Air Force General Counsel’s office 1953-1954 : Law Clerk to ~ Court ~ustice#Fe.lix Frankfurter 1954-1962 Private practice in Boston with Ropes and Gray 1960-1962 Partner Professor of Law, Harvard Law School 1962 to present Director, Cehter for Crhninal Justice, Harvard Law School, 1969 to present 1964 Appointed first Director of the Office of ~iminal .Justice, u.~ s. De~t of Justice by

1964-1967 Served as Special Assistant to Attorney G~neral’s Kennedy, Katzenbach and Clark 1965-1967 ~x~u~..,D~r of the ~siaent.!s~ C~ssion on Law ~~t ~ ~stra~ of Justice

Honors-.

Dir., NAACP .Legal. Defense Fund,. New World Foundation, Police Foundation Member, M~ssachusetts Governor’s Committee on Law Enforcement and Administration of )(Z~Iriad.n.-~J. Justice Former Cha~, Mass. State Omn~dttee on Juvenile Behavior ).~. Vorenberg and his wife, Elizabeth, live in Cambridge, ~ssachusetts with their five children. WATERGATE SPECIAl. PROSECUTION FORCE United States Department of Justice 1425 K Street, No.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 June 1973

PHILIP B. HEYMANN, Associate Special Prosecutor, Watergate Special. Prosecution Force

Mr. Heymann, 40, is a Professor at the Harvard Law School and has taught there since 1969. Prior to Joining the Harvard faculty, he was the Executive Assistant to Under Secretary of State Nicholas deB. Katzenbach from September 1967 to January 1969, and then served for six months in the Public Defender’s program in Washington, ~. C. He was .Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of International Organizations from March 1967 to September 1967. Mr. Heymann was the Deputy and Acting Administrator of the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs in the Department of State from September 1965 to March 1967. For four years prior to Joining the Department of State, he was an attorney in the.Office of the Sol.lcltor General in the Department of Justice. Mr. Heymann was a clerk for Associate Justice John Marshall.Harlan of the SuPreme Court in 1960 and 1,961. He graduated ~ro~ Harvard Law School in 1960 and received his undergraduate degree from Yale University in 1954. He served in the Air Force from 1955 to 1957. Mr. Heymann and his wife, the former Ann Ross, have two children, Stephen, 17, a~d J~dy, 13. Their home is in Belmont, Massachusetts. FOR I~LMEDIATE RELEAS’E TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1973 SP

Special PrOseCutor Archibald Cox today announced that ames F. Ne 43-year-old attorney from Nashville, Tennessee, will join his staff as a speclal assistant.

Mr. CoX said Mr. Neal-will ~ssist in the preparation of the Watergate case and will be working with the team of Earl J. Silbert, Donald E. Campbell ~nd Seymour Glanzer of the

U. S. Attorney’s office. Mr. Neal’s appointment, Mr. Cox said, "will be for as long as I can convince him to stay. The present arrangement is that he will work for two weeks or longer if he can."

Mr. Neal is the-third attorney to join Mr. Cox’s staff. It was announced last week that Philip E. Heymann, 40, and James Vorenberg, 45, both Harvard law professors, would be appointed special assistants. They were also sworn in today. A native of Nashville, Mr. Neal is the senior partner in the firm of Neal ~nd Harwell. He served as a special assistant to former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy from 1961 tO 1964, and then was appointed as the U. S, Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee, a post he held until 1966 when he left government service.

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Mr. Neal received his B. A. degree from the Univecsity of Wyoming in 1952; his law degree from ~randerbilt ~Jniversity in 1957 and his master of law from Georgetown University in 1960. He presently lectures at Vanderbilt University. He also served in the U. S. Marines during the Korean War and was discharged with.the rank of captain. Mr. Neal. is married to Ellen Julie Neal and has a son, James Jr., 13, and a daughter, Julie Ellen, I0. PHILIP ALLEN LACOVARA Counsel to the Watergate Special Prosecution Force

Mr. Lacovara is currently serving as Deputy Solicitor General of the United States. In that post he has been responsible for supervising all federal criminal cases and related matters in the Supreme Court and in the past year he has argued five criminal cases for government, including two dealing with the scope of investigative powers possessed by grand juries. Before his appointment as Deputy Solicitor General in August 1972, Mr. Lacovara, who is 29, served as Special Counsel to New York City Police Commissioner Patrick V. Murphy. As Special Counsel, Mr. Lacovara was the principal civilSan member of the Pollce commissioner’s staff, and was involved in devel- oping and implementing programs for modernizing the Police Department as well as in advising the Commissioner on legal, legislative, and disciplinarymatters. He also represented the Commissioner in working with other city, state, and federal agencies.

Mr. Lacovara first joined the Department of Justice in August 1967, as an Assistant to then Solicitor General (now Kssociate Justice) Thergood Marshall. Prior to that appointment, Mr. Lacovara had been law clerk to Circuit Judge Harold Leventhal.of the United States Court of Appeals in Washington, a position he assumed immediately after graduating, first in his class, from Columbia University School of Law in June 1966. From August 1969 through February 1971, Mr. Lacovara was engaged in the practice of law with a private firm in New York City, Hughes, Hubbard & Reed, where his specialty was litigation. During his service with Commissioner Murphy, Mr. Lacovara also held ad appointment .as a Lecturer-in-Law on the Faculty of Law at Columbia. University. Mr. Lacovara and his wife Madeline are the parents of seven children. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sp THURSDAY, ]viAY 31, 1973

Special Prosecutor,Archibald Cox, today announced that

I Thomas F, ride 44, a’ former Justice .Departmentattorney

and assistant districtattorney in New YorkCity, will join his staff

as a special assistant.

Mr. Cox said Mr. McBride will assist him in the handling

of the numerous W.atergate and .Waterga%e-related investigations

and prosecutions.

He will initially assist in the coordination of pending matters

such as the..Donald H. Segretti case in Florida and the federal grand

jury proceedings in Houston regarding campaign contributions,

Mr. Cox said.

Mr. McBride is on leave of absence from his position as

staff director Of the Police Foundation, a, private organization involved

in funding programs to .improve law enforcement.

A native of Elgin, Illinois, Mr, McBride attended the

University of Iowa and New York University. He’ received his law

degree from Columbia Law School in 19.56,

From 1956 to 1960, he served as an assistant district attorney

in New York City whereh4 specialized in the ~tnvestigation and

prosecution of organized crime cases.

OVER He then joined the Organized CrimeSection of the Departmnent of Justice, handling the investigation and prosecution of organized crime, gambling and political corruption cases. While with the

Department, Mr. McBride also served as an adviser to the Home

Ministry of India on investigation and prosecution of political corruption.

From 1965 to 1968 he served as a Peace Corps Director in

Latin America and as an associate~ director of the Urban Coalition.

He returned tO the criminal justice field in 1969 as deputy chief counsel of the House Select Commi~ee on CrEme and later headed one of the Centers of,~he National .r~siritute of. Law ]Enforcement and Criminal Justice in the Justice Departrnent~s Law ]Rnforcement

A s sis tan ce. AdmLnistration.

Mr. McBride and his v~fe,Margaret, have three children,

Matthew, 18, .Elizabeth, 16,. and John, 10. They live in Chev~r Chase,

Maryland. WILLIAM H. 54 E RRI LL ~" FLOOF~ FOND BUILDING IDm’TFIOIT. MICHIGAN 482s’~.

313-962-6500

RESIDENCE: 2805 Hickory Grove Bloomfiel,d Hills, Michigan 48013 Phone 313"334-7676 -~

BORN: East Milton, Massachusetts May 27,, 1923

EDUCA TI ON: Blrmin’gham (Michigan) High School 1941 Dartmouth College 1947 -B.A. Yale Law School 1950 - LL.B.

ARMED SERVICE: Army Air Corps 1943-1946 Honorably discharged with rank of Sergeant

LEGAL PRACTICE: Admitted in Michigan 1951; . District of Columbia 1968

1950-1961 - Cross, Wrock, Miller, Vieson & Kelley Penobscot Building, Detroit, Michigan 48226 General corporate practice

1961-1966 - Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Michigan, Detroit Supervised activities of 13 Assistsnt U.S. Attorneys; personally responsible for directing investigation~and conducting trial of major Federal criminal violations in areas of mail fraud, organized crime, labor racketeering and tax evasion

1967-1970 - Parsons, Tennent, Hammond, Hardig ~ Ziegelman, Ford Building, Detroit, Michigan 48226 General corporate practice; personally specializing in and supervising litigation in 40-man, three-office firm; als6 responsible-for legislative liaison in Michigan and Washington - 2 -

1970 tO present - Hammond, Ziegelman, Tennent, Merrill & Sotiroff, Ford Building, Detroit 48226 General corporate practice; personally specializing in li~igation

PERSONAL: .Married 1945; two children, ages 21 and 18 Divorced 1959 Remarried 1965; no children Me~ber Birmingham (Michigan) Planning Board 1955-1957

.Candidate for Birmingham (Michigan) City Commission 1958 Democratic candidate for U.S. Congress, Michigan’s 18th Congressional Distri.ct 1966 Chairman, Michigan Citizens for Kennedy for President 1968 " President, Yale Law School Alumni Association of Michigan 1968 to present Director, iIndustrial State Bank, Kalamazoo, Michigan 1968-1970 Member Christ Church Cranbrook (Eplscopal) Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

HOBBIES: Travel, reading, skiing, photography

REFERENCES : .Judges, U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit: Hon. George Edwards Hon. Wade H. McCree, Jr. U.S. District Judges, Eastern District of Michigan:

Hon. Thomas P. Thornton Hon. Lawrence Gubow Hon. Damon J. Kelth Hon. Talbot Smlth Harry M. Bratt

Office Phone: 382-4681 EXPERIENCE

I. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Department of Justice

a. Director, Research Administration Division, Flational Institute O~ Law ~"_nfor~e,,,~nt~ ~: and dr~m~nal Justice (~’ptember 19~1 - present), GS-15 Responsible for direction, planning and coordination of ex~:ra-~;u;~ ~ese~rci; ~rugram of the Na’tional ins~itute. This program is i~ple~ented through grants, contracts and inter-agency agreements. It ~s currently funded at more than $30 million and program consists of more than I00 grants and contracts. Staff inc]udes about 25 employees covering a wide range of disciplines and ranging in grade from GS-7 through GS-15. b. Program Manager, National Criminal Justice Reference Service -(-January ~71 - September 1971)

Responsi.ble for designinQ ~nd implementing the NationalCriminal .Justice Reference Service. ~his consisted of both an in-house effort and a $i million/year contract operation. Also responsible for LEAA library, technical ~editing and publications functions.

c. Coordinator of National .Survey of Law Enforcement and Criminal ~stice Information Sxstems (January 1970 - January 1971) .... Special assig~,ment for, Richard Velde, Associate Administrator, to conduct field surveys of criminal justice information systems in all 50 states and.major cities. Survey resulted in a detailed report, articles for l~ublicatien, and contributed to extensive technical assistar, ce to cities and states, seminars for OpeHati’ng officials throughout the country, an.d a briefing of the Attorney General and Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation.’

d. Executive Assistant to the Director, National Institute of Law Enforcei~nt and Criminal Justice (June 69 to January 1970) Responsible for providing executive assistance in the planning, direction, and administration .of the, Institute.

e. Performed variety o’f administration .assignments in formative day,s .~ of LE?,A S~.~te,~ber 68 - June 69) Assignments included serving as State Representative for block grant program; development of policies and procedures for the Institute; arp_parin .PPBS materi.al for the LEAA. 2

2. _De_j)artment of Army Staf L_~F,az Iq67 September 1968 except below.). Computer systems analyst w.ith responsibility for monitoring and pr~)viding staff coordination for the conception, formulation, implementation end review of policies, plans andobjectives for tactica’l intelliuence systems. Provided guidance and established pro- ccdur,’~s for the interface between tactical and strategic intelligence sys terns.

3 llat~onal Adv~so_.Q!Z_Comln~sJ~on on Clwl D~sorde;s and Dei>~)t- ment o i Ji]s--~ c-~-6-. -~rZ~¥Tr, om Dec"-~m’h~r I~9~=I unti’lJul~6~]. : ~e~~"i~ by Department of Defense to design and i~’~lement automated info~ation systems dealing with civil disorders. Developed pilot system for the ConmHssion to determine feasibility and to assess the advantages which would accrua from such a system. Special assignment to work witk ~erican In~ur~.nce ~,~soc~a~ion a~(l Che Office of Emergency Planni,g in a detailed statistical analysis of damage in 1967 riots. Continued work at the D~par.tment of Justice. Prepared comprehensive report on deficiencies ~nd recommended changes in their automated info~ation system dealing with civil disorders. 4. Naval Command Systems Support Activity (June 1965 - May 1967).. Computer Systems analyst. Project leader and analyst’ in the’ des.ign, development and implementation of intelligence systems for command and control. Prepared planning estimates, project development plans, func- tional descriptions and feasibility studies. Specific projects included current intel.ligence study for war room environment, order of battle, and air penetration.

5, Defense IntelligenceAgency and P, redecessors (OctoSer 1959 - June 1965)_. !ntolligence Research Specialist. Project leader and senior analyst for urban area intelligence studies.. Responsible for organizing and scheduling work assignments, liaison with other organizations, providing .technical guidance to othe~ analysts, and revie~ving completed work with respect to substance and conformity with standards. Special assignments included development of prototype studies and preparing articles for publication. In period from June 1951 until October 1959, positiens in Depart- ment of Defense as either intelligence research"~pecial~st or training officer specializing in development and instruction of program for training intelligence analysts.

E DUCAT I ON I. American University.: tlaster of Public Administration (MPA) (1969) specializing in management information systems and scientific and technical information systems. 2. Ur, iversity of Delaware: Attended graduate school full time from June 1950 ~t~-i- June 19~ c--~’~ses in economics and economic geography;

3. U__niversity of Maryland: Graduate (1950) with academic honors; majored in histcry, nnnored in English. ~une, 1973

JAMES DOYLE, Special Assistant to the Special Prosecutor - Public Affairs.

Mr. Doyle, 38, is a national reporter for The Washington Star-News, which he Joined in December of 1969.

He graduated from Boston College in 1956 and from the

Columbia University Graduate School ~f Journalism with honors in 1961. He also studied at Harvard University during the 1964-65 academic year as a Nieman Fellow.

Mr. Doyle began his reporting career, wlth the Worcester, Mass. Telegram in 1956, and then served as a.Naval officer

with the Destroyer Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet from 1957 to 1960. After graduate schoolhe joined the Boston Globe, where he covered Boston City Hall and was chief of the Globe State House Bureau. In 1965 Mr. Doyle came to Washington

as chief of the Globe Washington Bureau. He participated in the Globe’s.coverage of the nomination of Francis X.

Morrissey to be a Federal District judge in 1965, which was withdrawn by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The Globe was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public .service for its

coverage in the case. He and his wife, the former Ann Grady, have two daughters, Katherine, Ii, and Rebecca, 8.

Their home is in Bethesda, Md. ~er 80 na ]

Home Address .3223 Bee-ch Street, N.W. & Telephone: Washington, D.C. 2001.5 20-2-362-7832

Office Address U.S. Supreme Court & Telephone: Washington, D,C. 20543 202- 393~1640 (x- 237)

Born: March 30, 1945; :Liberty, New York

Married: Alice Gold.berg; September 3, 1967

Children: Anthony L. Kreindler (b. December 15, 1969) James L. Kreindler (b. November 18, 1972)

Secondary Sr{’h.ool Education

The Hotchklss School class of 1963 Lakeville, Connecticut

College E~]ucation

Harvard College Class of 1967 " Cambridge, Massachusetts

B.A. Magna Cu_m Laude in Economics

Legal Education

Harvard Law School Class of "1971 Cambridge, Mas sacht~setts

J.D. Magna Cure Laude Fay Diploma

Articles Officer, Volume 83, Harvard. Law Review Law Schoo! Academic Record

First Year: CiVil Procedure (Fisher) A plus Contracts (Bys e}. A plus Criminal Law (Dershowitz) A Development of. Legal Insts. (Dawson} Pass Property (Michelman) Pass Torts (Keeton) A plus

Second and Third Years: Accounting (Vagts) 0 B Administrative Law (Shapiro) A Antitrust Law (Areeda) A- Busir~ess Planning (Herwitz) A plus Consti.tuti.onal Law ~Cox) A Corporate Fin~ance (Brudney) A plus Corporations (Aragts/-Loss) A- Debtor & Creditor (COogan) A PlUs Evident e (Mansfield) A- Federal Tax Policy (Andrews) A- Labor Law .(Cox) A plus Lega! Process (Sachs) A- Securities Regulation (Loss) Tax Aspects of Urban & Social Policy. (S.urre¥) Taxation" (Andrews) Taxation: Advanc.ed (Andrews)

Emplo ym ent

Law Clerk to Justice William O. Douglas, United States Supreme Court -- November 1972 to present

Associate, Arnold & Porter, 1ZZ9 - 19th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. ~.0036 -- September 197Z to October 1972

Law Cl.e~’k to Judge Irving R. Kaufman, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit --:August 1971 to August 1972 ,

Associa%c, Ivins, Phillips.& Barker, 1700 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. IV. Biographies C. .Assistant Special Prosecutors Richard Ben-Veniste

Born: January 3, 1943, New York, New York

Graduated: Stuyve~ant High School, New York - June 1960 Graduated: Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa. June 1964 magna cum laude,- A.B. Major - History and political science Reisner Prize for American-Government

Graduated: Columbia University School of Law, 1964, LL.B. Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar

Graduated: Ngrthwestern University School of Law Criminal Law Fellowship Program (Ford Foundation) LL.M. 1968

Sept. 1968 through July, 1973 - Assistant United States Attorney, Southern District of New York 1969 through 1970 - Special Prosecutions Section June 1972 to July~1973, Chief Official Corruption Section

Significant Cases Prosecuted

Organized Crime - Carmine Lombardozzi (income tax fraud) Sa!vator Granello~ a/k/a Sally Burns (Union kickbacks - income tax) James Pluimeri, a/k/a Jimmy Doyle (Union kickbacks) Labor Allen Dorfman, Special Consultant, International Racketeering - Brotherhood of Teamsters, Central States Pension Fund (wire fraud andpension fund kickbacks)

Red Ferrara, Arthur Russell, George Papalexis, Elmer Hauck - President and Executive Officers, Local ii Restaurant Workers (Taft Hartley and Landrum Griffin Acts - kickbacks and embezzlement) Frank R. Zulferino, President, Local I0, Inter- ¯ national Maintenance Workers Union (pension fundkickbacks)

Official Martin Sweig - Admi~i~~ Assistant to Corruption - former Speaker of the House John W. McCormack (perjury, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and bribery).

Joseph Ruggiero - Law Chairman, .New York County Republican Party; Counsel New York State Racing COmmission (perjury) Norman D. Archer - Chief of Grand Jury Bureau, Queens County District Attorney’s Office (bribery) STEPH,EN G. ,B.RE.,YER

Date of Birth: August 15, 1938 Place of Birth: San Francisco, California Marltal Status: Married, two children Educ~tion~ Stanford University - 1959 (A.B.) Oxford University (Magdalen College): - 1961 (B.A. - Marshall Scholar) Harvard Law School -1964 (LL.B.) Employment: Professor of Law, Harvard Law School, cambridge, Massachusetts Professor since 1970~ assistant professor from 1967 to 1970, Harvard Law School Member, Kennedy institute of Politics since 1972 Publications: Articles on copyright, natural gas, and electricity regulation in Harvard Law Review and USC Law Review: Book with Paul W. MacAvoy, now being published by Brookings,.subJect is F~deral Power Commission regulation of energy. ,JOSEPH J. CONNOLLY

The following is biographical information concerning JOSEPH J. CONNOLLY whose appointment to the staff of the Water- gate Speclal Prosecution Force was announced by Special Prose- cutor Archibald Cox in Washington, D. C..~ ~oday. Mr. Connolly, age 32, is apracticing attorney and a partner in the Philadelphla firm of Ewi~g & Cohen,. from which he has taken a leave of absence. Prior to practicing in Philadel- phia, Mr. ConnOlly served from 1968 to 1970 as Assistant to the Solicitor General of the United States in the Department of Jus-. rice, where he argued Federal cases before .the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Connolly also served ,on ~he Staff of Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara in 1967, and was Staff Attorney to the President’s ~Commission on LawEnforcement and Adndnistration of Justice in 1966,

Mr. Connolly is a native Philadelphian and a graduate of the William Penn Charter School and the University of Pennsyl- vania where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He was graduated Magna-Cum Laude from the Uni~ersity.-0f Pennsylvania Law School and was Note Editor of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review.

Mr. Connolly is married to the former Joy T. Price of Broad Axe, Pennsylvania; he and-his wife and their two children live in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania. Mr. Connolly is. a Republican. and is the son of the late Hon. James J. Connolly, a member of the United States House of Representatlvesfrom the Philadelphia area. His mother, Mrs. James J, Connolly, resides in Philadel- phia.. p~C.~,J" DAVIS,

Law School: Columbia University School of Law Graduated, June, 1969, Magna Cum Laude Notes~and C~nts Editor of Law Review College: University .of Rochester Graduated, June,1966, High Honors Professional Law Clerk to Judge Jack B~ Weinstein, Experien9e:. U,S. District Court, E.D.N.Y., from September, 1969 to August, 1970. Assistant United States Attorney, Southern District of. New York from Septe .mber, 1970 to date: During this~peri0d"I specialized in corruption investigations and was Assistant Chief Appellate ~ttOrney from November, 1972 to June, 1973. Personal History: Bir~h Date: March 27, 1946 Place of Birth: New York City Current Legal Residence: 220-22 7~thAuenue, Flushing, New York Carl B. Feldbaum

Education: Princeton University - 1966 (A.B, in Biology) University of Pennsylvania Law School - 1969 (LL.B.) -Academic Honors: Society of Sigma XI (Excellence in Scientific Research - PrincetoM) Professional Experience: *Assistant District Attorney, District Attorney’s Office, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania March, 1970 to present Law Clerk for Judge Joseph Sloane in Philadelphia (presided over a grand jury investigation of municipal corruption) 1969 Personal History: Birth Date: February 1, 1944 Place of~Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Current Residence: 2991 School House Lane~ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19144 Marital SZatus: Married

*While in the position of Assistant District Attorney, con- ducted investigation of welfare fraud, of the 1976 Bicentennial Corporation and investigation of the Penn Central Railroad. GeO.- ~u’ i Fr’al]13ton Jr

~-.-~e of Birth: August 24, 1944 l’4a.~:l:ied: Betsy April 197].

University of Illinois and Berke].ey (Calif.) High Sc]~oo]..s, 196 Yale University, A.B. cure laude, 1965, in Physics and PhJ_].oso]: National Merit Scho!~r. Yale crew. London School of Economics, M.Sc. wi_th D::’.stinction, 1.966, "Advanced Economic Theory." Harvard Law School, J..D. m_m~._na cum la.ude, 1969. Tr(:asu:ro.r (Managing Editor), Harvard Law Bev!ew.

Work Exoerience, 1961-66: "Compute.r progranm~ing and systems analysis. 1967 : Editing, drafting for book by Prof. Roger Fisher, International~ Conflict for Beginners, (Harper Rowe 1968 : Work on Chicago school desegregation trial for Offic~ Planning and Coordination, Civil R~ght,, Division De[: Justice. (Supervisors: Owen Fiss; Na.than Lewin; Stev( Pollak) . 1969 : Summer associate, Debevoise, Plimpton. Lyons & Gates, 320 Park Ave., New York, June-August ]969 (wh~].e t-ak.~ New York Bar). Corporate, securities litig-a.tior~ work. 1969-70: Legal services attorney, VISTA lawyer, Project on I:]rl Affairs and Poverty Law, N~:w York University School Law. Sept. 1969-Sept. 1970. Joint pilot program by O] Legal Services and NYU Law School to provide legal as "hou.se counsel" to con~nunity organizations. 1970 : Cons’ultant to American Friends Service Committee, Oct. 1970- Feb. 1971.

1971-72: Clerk to Hon. Harry A. Blackmun, United StaLes Court, OT 1971 ¯ 1972 : Research and speech-writing on.justic~., system Vice-Presidential campaign of R, Sargent Shriv.~r. 1972 : Fellow and litigating attorney, Center for L,t,~,,’ and Policy, Washington, D.C~ Nov 1972 tO date. N,.,~¢k on proposed Federal Rules of Evidence; adminishrat].v<~ PETER F. RIENT

Home Address: 5032 Nebraska Avenue,. N.W. Washington, D.C.. 20003 Employment= November 1972 Department of Justice, Criminal Division to Present Washington, D.C. January 1969 Assistant United States Attorney - Criminal Div. to November 1972 Chief Appellate~rney (from September 1971) UnitedStates Attorney’s Office Southern District of New York November 1965 AsSociate, Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts to Jan. 1969 New York, New York September 1963 Law Clerk to the Honorable Frederick vanPelt to Feb. 1964 Bryan U.S. District Court Southern District of New York Summer, 1962 Law Clerk, Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Irvine New York, New York Summer, 1961 LawClerk, Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts New York, New York Military Experience: Active Duty: United States Army Reserve: 1963-1969 March 1964 Graduate of. Defense Language Institute to July 1965 (Chinese Mmndarin) Monterey., California Graduate of U.S. Army Intelligence School Ft. Holabird,.Maryland Education: 1968-1963 LL.B., Harvard Law School, 1963 1956-1960 A.B., Harvard College, Magna Cum Laude, 1960 1953-1956 Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire ~ddend~um: Date of Birth: March 17, 1938 Status: Married Languages: Chinese Mandarin,~French Activities: Member, Civil Court Committee, Bar Association of New York City~ Arbitrator, Civil Court, New York City JILL WINE VOLNER

Address: 2320 20th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009

Personal Information Date of Birth: May 5, 1943 Children: None Marital Status : Married

Professiohal Experience. United States Department of Justice, Trial Attorney (Labor), Criminal Division, Management and Labor Section, May I, 1970 to present. United States Department of Justice, Trial Attorney (General), Criminal Division, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section, January..2, 1969 to May I, 1970. Prof. Rcsenberg, Co!~bia La~; School, Research Assistant, September 1967 - June 1968. Legal Aid Society, Family Court, 1109 Carroll Place, Bronx, N.Y..Legal Guardian Assistant, June - August 1967.

Professional Awards United States Department of Justice Special Achievement Award for Sustained SuperiDr Performance - September, 1972.

Des~r__i_p.tion of Current Duties at the~ Department of Justice My present duties include the development of criminal labor cases, including supervising investigation by agents, conducting grand jury investigations, making prosecutive decisions, advising United States attorneys concerning the criminal labor statutes, trying cases and handling appeals. I also have administrative and super- visory responsibilities which include training new attorneys and directing a nation-wide law enforcement project, involving several agencies. Past duties have included speech writing and drafting and reviewing legislative proposals. Other Experience Assembly of Captive European Nations, 29 W. 57th Street, New York, New York - Assistant Press and Public Relations Director, September 1965 - September 1966. Cook county Department of Public Aid, Chicago, Illinois, Case Worker - Summer 1964 and 1965.

Educational Record University of Illinois, Urbana, I11inois, 1960-1964. B.S. in Communications from the College of Journalism, June, 1964. University. Grade Point Average: 4.4 on scale of 5.[ Columbia University School of Law. LL.B., June, 1968 Grade Point Average: 9.61 (B-)

Law School - Activities and Honors Dean’s List (3rd year) National Moot Court Competition, of Counsel on Brief (3rd year, ist prize for Best Brief in N.Y.) Harlan Fiske Stone. Honor Moot Court Competition (Semi- finalist, 2nd year)

College - Activities and Honors Kappa Tau Alpha (National Scholastic Honorary, Journalism equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa) University Scholarship Key Illinois Union Activity Honor Key Iota Alpha Pi (National Social Sorority, President) Council of Women Students. (President) Challenge Conference on Civil Liberties (chairman) Published "The Consumer is King," Scholastic Editor, April, ~1964. IV. Biographies D. Staff Attorneys NATHANIEL H. AKERMAN

Address: 3820. Macomb Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Date of Birth: April 21, 19~7 Bar Membership: Massachusetts, admitted .December, 1972 Education~ University qf .Massachusetts -1965.thru 1969 (B.A. , Government) (Undergraduate Honors: Phi. Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude, Honors Thesis in Government, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi sigma Alpha,~Adelphia, Whols Who Among. Students in.American Universities and Colleges) (Publication: "Endorsements In a Congressional Campaign," Bureau of ~..Go~v@rnm@n~.Re. search Builgt!~, university.6fMassachusetts~ Vol. III, No.’2,. July, 1969) ~.rva[d Law Schogl - 1969 thru 1972 (J~D.) ~raduate Honors: Cum Laude) Employment,Expe~ience:

November 1972 - May 1973, Attorney in the Bureau of Competition, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, D.C. Summer, 1971, law clerk, Herrick, Smith, Boston, Mass. Summer, 1970, Researcher, Center for Criminal Justice, H."L.S., Cambridge, Massachusett~ Summer, 1969, ~Administrative Assistant to Greenf&&~d~i..Ba. of Selectmen, Greenfield, Massachusetts Summer, 1968, Campaign aide to Charles V. Ryan, former Mayor. of Springfield, Massachusetts, in his unsuccess- fulprimar~~idfor Congress Philip J. Bakes, Jr Place oi~ Birth: Little Rock, Arkansas Date of girth: March 6, 1946 Current. Address : 8825 South Utica Avenue -Evergreen Park, Illinois 60.642 (312) 422-7416 Curront l!mployment: A~sociate: Devoe, Shadur, Krupp, Miller, Adelman ~ Hamilton 208 South LaSalle Street Chicago, Illinois 60603 (3129 236-3700 Admitted to Practice: Illinois, November 1971. I{ducnt i on :

l-ligh gchoo]: Brother Rice High School I0001 South Pulaski ,¯ Chicago, Illinois 60642 1960-1964 -- l)ip]oma awarded. AcadQmic Honors: 51ember, I!onors Program. Co~ 1 e g._e : Loyola University 6525 North Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 1964-1968 -- B.A. Academic Honors: X~omber, Honors Program; recipient, President’s Medallion for outstanding student-College of Arts 6 Sciences 1967-]96~. llarvard Law School, Cambridge, ~assachusetts 02138 ID-6,gz--i).-71 J.~. Magna Cum Laude. Academic Honors: Editor, ltarvard I, aw Review - 1969-1970; Articles |i?itor, Harvard Law Review 1970-1971; Recipient SheldonTravelling Fellowship 1971-1972. Permanent Position : Associate, August ]971:- December 1971; March 1973 present: Devoe, Shadur, Krupp, Miller, .Adelman g Hamilton 208 South LaSalle Street Chicago, II.linois 60604 Miscellaneous: Trave.ll.ed in. I, atin America fr.om January 1972 until .January 1975 on S}leldon Travelling Fdl].ows, hip. HAMILTON P, FOX

Date of Birth: September 18, 1945 Place of Birthz Salisbury, Maryland Marital.Status: Married, no children Education: University of Virginia - 1967 (B.A.) Yale Law School - 1970 (LL.B.) Employment: 1972-73 Asst. U.S. Attorney for District of Columbia 1971-72 Law Clerk for Chief Justice and Mr.~J~stice Powell 1970-71 Clerked for Judge Frank Coffin, U.S. Court of App6al, CA 1 KENNETH S. GELLER

Date of Birth: September 22, 1947 Home Address: s.w.

Office.. Address :

Education Legal" Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass. 1968-1971, J.D. Honors: Magna CumLaude Activities: Editor, Vols. 83, 84 Harvard Law Review

Wrf~n Work: Note, H~rmless Constitutional Error: A Reappraisal, 83 Harv. L,Rev. 819 (1970) Casenote, Commonwealth v. Wiseman (The Titicut Follies Case), 83 Harv.L.Rev. 1722 (1970) Supreme Court Casenote, H. K. Porter Co. v. NLRB, 84 Harv.L.Rev. 202 (1970) The Labor Arbitration Award i’n the Courts, 55 pages (Third year"writing require- ment submitted to Prof. David L. Shapiro of Harvard Law School).

College: City College of New York New York, N.Y. 1961-64 Honors: Magna Cum Laude Phi Beta Kappa Social Science Honors Program - Honors Thesis topic: The Work of the Education Committee of the 196.7 New York State Consti- tutional ’conventiOn’ 105 pages. Kupferman Award for ~outstanding work in Political Science M. Jason Gould ’19 Award RESUME

Namei Z.=,ureen E. Gevlin Born= October 28,1947 Brooklyn, New Address: 5801 Quan~rell Avenue :#511 MarltaI ~tatus: married AEex..a~drla, Virginia-22312 Telephone: 703 941-2018

Preparatory: The Mary Louis Aoa~]emy J~alca, New v~, 1961-196.5 Le Moyne College --,Syracuse, New York

L1bera~ Arts - Phlloaophy major Aoadomlc Performance: Magna O~,m Laurie Honors Progr~,m Philosophy award Gamma Pf ~silon (nation,~l honor society)- Activities: Debate Forum - president, Interco~I.egiate d.cb~tlng group Senior Show Legal: Harvard Law Schoo!i969 zg~ Cambridge,z,, Massachmsetts Co~rse: . B~slo first and second. year courses with din’erse eleotlve~, TrenscrIp~ enclosed, Acade.~Ic Perforeance~ Cure laude; A- averse.go Actlvitles: Moot court, compet~U!on Women’s La~z Association

Admitted to the Bar: Massachusetts, Dec. 1972 RE SU ME

Gerald Goldman Born: July 18.,. 1944 Married 4501 Arlington Blvd., Arlington, Va. 22203

[’c lephone : 202-296-8800, ext,-302 (business); 703-524-2704 (home) j".ducat ~.oD ’~ Harw~rd Law School, Cambridge, M.ass.,.1965-1968’ LL.B.

Honors: Magna Cum Laude Harvard Law Review, Case Editor Harvard College, Cambridge, Mass., 1962-1965, A.B. Honors: Advanced Placement Magna Cum Laude Phi Beta Kappa Gordon Bennett P~ize’ Roxbury Latin School, West Roxbury, Mass,, 1955-1962 Ear Men~ershipi U.S. District Court and Court of Appeals for the D~strict of ~olun~ia U.S. Supreme Court Military Status: Classified 4-A, member of U.S, Coast Guard Reserves ;.:mployment Experience : September 1972 to present, associate, Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, Washington, .D.C. July 1971 to July 1972, law clerk to Mr. Justice William J. Brennan, Jr~ August 1968 to. July 1971, on active duty in the U.S. Coast Guard, assigned to the Office of the General Counsel, Department of Transportation Responsibilities: Principal staff attorney on civil rights, military justice, and (for a year) international law Honors: Recipient of Coast Guard ~chievement Medal

Sun~n~er, 1967, law ~ler~, Sullivan & Cromwell, New York City, N.Y. Summer, 1966, law clerk, Snyder, Tepper & Berlin, Boston, Mass. NAME: Stephen E. Haberfeld EDUCATION: U.S. Grant High School (Van Nuys, California) University of California, Los Angeles Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Aff&irs, Princeton University Harvard Law School ACADEMIC HONORS: Valedictorian Summa CumLaude Phi Betta Kappa Pi Gamma Mu (Social Science Honor Society) Phi Eta Sigma (Freshman-Honor .Society) University of California Regents Scholor Dean’s List University Honors Program Arthur P. McKinley (Phi Betta Kappa) Scholarship Award Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity Scholarship Award PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT: Harold E. Kohn 170.0 Market Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 Judge Leonard P. Moore U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Court New York, New York De~evelse, Plimpton, Dyons & Gates 320 Park Avenue New York, New York Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy One ChaSe Manhattan Plaza New York, New York Swerdlow, Glikbarg & Shimer 544 United California Bank Bldg. 9601 Wilshlre Blvd. Beverly Hills, California BIRTH DATE: July ~18, i~44 PLACE: Baltimore, Maryland RESIDENCE: 1900 Rittenh~ouse Square ~hiladelphia, Penna. MARITAL STATUS: Married HENRY L. HECHT ,~ducatio6 Williams College, Williamstown, Mass.01267 ~nd Icademic, B.A., June, 1968; Magna cure Laude with Honors in Political {onors Scienc .~; Phi Beta Kappa (junior year election); Dean’s Academic List every semester.

Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass. 02138

J .D. Cum.Lat~le~ ~UrJ~,-

~xtra- Junior Class President; College Council Finance Committee; :urricular Freshmen Class Council Secretary~ Lacrosse Team; Freshmen Lctivitie s Swimming Team; Delta Psi Fraterni~ty. Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services, Staff assistant Student member, Faculty Committee on Legal Education; Student Representative to the Faculty; Joseph Hill; Associates; Ames Moot Co.urt C.ompetition. mployment Consultant, ABT Associates, Inc., Cambridge, Mass. (Feb - June 73 Sur~mer Associate,--~nk~ Tw-~--I~dley & M~0~’- N~ Y., ’~i~ (Summer 1972)

Federal Funding Consultant to Speaker David M. Bartley, Mass. House of Representatives, and. Administrative Staff for Joseph Hill Associates, Consultants to State Governments (Summer 1971)

Staff Aide to United States Senator Charles McC. Mathias, Jr, of Maryland (Feb,, 1970 to Sept., 1970)

Secondary School Mathematics Teacher, Baltimore Public School System (July~ 1968 to July, 1969)

AIESEC Trainee with Albert Heijn, N.V., Zaandam, Holland (Summer 1967)

Experiment - in - International Living to Hj~brring, Denmark, able to speak Danish (Summer 1966)

Investment Clerk, Mercantile - Safe Deposit & Trust Company, Baltimore, Maryland (Summer 1965)

[ilitary Member, United States .Army Reserve (Active Duty for Training l atu s completed from Sept., 1969 to Jan., 1970} ~ublication Abrams, Linda and Henry L. Hecht,."Highway Safety Work- shop, a Training Program of~ Traffic Court Judges" pre- ~red~for.,thea~~ty .Traffic Dept~~x~ministratlon of Tran~p~rtation, ~ National Highway LAWP.ENCE IASON II

2112 Stuart Avenue Richmond, Virginia ’23220

Date of Birth: October I, 1945 Place of Birth: Norfolk, Virginia Marital Status: Married Military Status: I-Y Physical Deferment

LEGAL EDUCATION New York University School of Law J.D. Cure Lauds, Q~/ne, 1971 Law Review, Editor; Rehfpient of the Edmond Cahn A~rard~. Published: comment, Justification for Assault, 44 N.Y.U.L. Rev. 1034 (1969) Order of the coif American J~risprudence Prize for Excellence in Property I and in Procedure I and II pi~F__,t LEGAL EDUCATION Yale university B.A. 1967 Major : Economics ¯ ~hillips Exeter ACademY, 1943 Associate with Hunton, Wili~amso Gay & Gibson post Office Box 1535- Richmond, Virginia 23212 September, 1972- Law clerk to. Chief Judge Clement F.. Haynsworth, Jr. Fourth Circuit court of Appeals Greenville, South Carolina 803,235-8949 September,° 1971 - August, 1972 Law clerk with Jones,,Day, Cockley & Reavis 1750 Union commerce Building Cleveland, Ohio Summer, 197.0 Research Department of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. 40 Wall Street New York,.,New York Summer, 1969, ¯ program Director, Legio~c°mmunity Cents! Legi,qnAvenue .New Haven, Connecticut June, 1967 - MaY, 1968 DAV~.H. KAYE

Date of Birth: March 22, 1947 Place of Birth: Pt. Lauderdale, Florida Marital Status: Married, June 18, 1972- Education: MIT - 1968 (B.S. in Physics) Graduate School - Harvard - 1969 (M.A. in Astronomy) Yale Law School - 1972 (J~D.) Previous Employment: Law Clerk,!.iHonorable Alfred T. Goodwin, U.S. Circuit Judge, Court of Appeals for the NinthCircuit Francis J, Martin Age; 26 1426 !Sth Street, N,W. Single Washington, D.C. (2O2). ~6-9655 (h) (202) 22S-5126 (o)

EDUCATION: J.D. Harvard Law School 1972 B.S. Manhattan College 1969

Jdne 1, 1973 - Legislative Assistant to Congressman John Present Conyers (Mich - Ist). Duties - Speachwriting and legislative research, particular responsibility with respect to matters before the House Judicf&ry Committee and the Revision of Laws Subcon~nittee chaired by Cong. Conyers. April I, 1973 - Consultant, Center on Corporate Responsibility, June I, 1973 Washington, D.C. Duties: Preparation of pet~tlon:for the appointment ofa special prosecutor to investigate all crimes arising out of the 1972 presidential campaign. Particular responsibility with respect to the Vesco and Segretti cases.

July - Nov. 1972 Campaign Manager for Congressman John G. Dow (NY-26th) Duties: Responsible for development and execution of an overall campaign strategy as well as supervision of the campaign organization. Particular responsibility in the areas of fund raising and advertising. May - July 1972 Consultant, Center for Political Reform, Washington, D.C. Duties: Litigation; Principal dra’ftsman of all district court papers for plaintiffs in Bode v National Democratic Party, seeking to require reapportionment of the 1972 National Democratic Convention. Also consultant on the Bode appeal and in Barron v Bro.wn, an original suit in the California Supreme Court seeking to enjoin the use of the California winner-take-all presidential primary. Lobbying; Provided analysis -of the proposed Democratic Party Charter considered by the Rule Committee, Washington counsel for the Louisiana delegation responsible for negotiating the settlement of the Louisiana challenge. Othe!; Staff wri~e~ for ~he informed Delegate. ROBERT L. PALMER

5435 30th Place, N,W. Washington, D.C. AGE: MARITAL STATUS: Married, two children DRAFT STATUS: Permanently deferred -- I-Y UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Georgetown University, College of Arts and.Sclences: A.B. , Ju~e’"~96’8; M~Jor field - Economics, Cumulative average - B. LEGAL EDUCATION C0~u~bia Law School: J.D. - June 19T1; Cumulative average - 13’~0 (’I#.O=A-; 12.0=B+). Honors and Activities: Notes and Comments Editor, Columbia Law Review; Robert Noxon Toppon Prize in Constitutional Law;. Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. WORK EXPERIENCE 1971-72: Law Clerk to Judge Harold Leventhal, United States Courthouse, Washington, D.C.

Summer .~gTI.: Legal Intern, Office of the .District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa. Summer 1970: Law Clerk. Law firm of Covington & Burling, 888 16th Street, N.W~, Washington, D.C.

Summer 1969: Research Assistant, Prof. Harold Edgar, Columbia Law School, 435 W. ll6thSt,, NewYork, New York. 1966-68 : Clerk, Law firm of Corcoran, Foley, Youngman & Rowe, 1511 K St., N.W., Washington, D.C. CURRENT: Associate, Covington & Burling~ 888 16th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. Name : James Linwood quarles ~~tober 12, ~946 Married: Sharon Elizabeth Taft Address: 329 Homeland, Sourhwsy Apartment Baltimore, Maryland 212.12

Bus Iness : Chambers, Hun. Frank A. Kaufman United States District Judge Old United States Post Office Building Fayette & Calvert Streets Baltlmore, Maryland 21202

Telephone : Home: 323-8965 Business : 962-4360 Milltary Status: l-D, member U.S. Army Reserv~ Tenth._JAG Det Fort George G. Meade, Md. Educa t ion : College : Denison ~Universlty - Granville, Ohio - B.S. 1964-1968 Course: Liberal Arts - Psychology Major

Academic Performance : Phi Beta K~.ppa B, S. Cure Laude Hamilton Watch Award 3.60 Accumulative Average Dean’s List all 8 Semesters Perfect Average Sophomore Year

Activities : President, Student Body Co-Chairman Student Faculty Committee Dormitory Advis o’r Honors Proj act Ouicron Delta Kappa (Leadership Honorary) Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity (Social & Rush Chairman),

Legal: Harvard Law School - Cambridge, .Massachusetts, 1968 LLB, cure laude, 1972 1969-72

Employment Experience:

Summer 1970 - Summer Intern (HUD, Office of Management & Organi- zation) Summer 1971 - Summer Associate, Venable, Baetjer & Howard, Baltimore, Maryland. Reference: Frsncis D. Murna ghan ,~ Summer 1972 - Su~.e~..A_~soc~._e.,_..~p:~_e_i~ Dorr, Boston, Mass. RESUME

Name: .Richard Welnberg

Address: 611~I Broadway, Apt. 6-E, Bronx, New York 104-71 ,

Phone: 212-’196- 3897

Marital Status: Married, no children

Draft Status: 4-F

Birth date: Sep[ember 21, 1947

Legal Education: Columbia University Sc.hool of Law- Graduated Ju~,1972

Honors : Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar ,

Activities: Columbia Law Review; Legislative Drafting Res.’earch

Fund.

Grades" II excellents, 6 very goods, 2 goods.lf needed I will

gladly have. the school send an official copy of my

transcript. Undergraduate Education: Cornell University School of Industrial and

Labor Nelations. Graduated in June,1969.

Cumulative Average: Approx. 3.2 out of 4.

Awards’and Honors: Deans’ List; Quill and D~gger- senior mens honorary.

Activities: Vice- president, of Cornell Interfraternity Council;

President of local fraternity; member of

fraternity commission o~ discrimination; wrote for

Cornell Daily Sun-c011ege newspaper. ROGER M. WITTEN

Pets onal : Born November 13, 1956 Married: Jiil Judd Rochester, Minn, Addre s s : ~000 No. Charles St. -Apt. 309, Baltimore, Md. 21218

Telephone : Home : 301-366-8[~68 Office : 301-727-0310 Military Status : Army Reserves - Active Duty Completed

Education : Preparatory : Atlantic City High School - Atlantic City, N.J. 1960-196~; graduated 6 in’class of 650 ColIese : Dartmouth College - Hanover, N..H. 1964-1968; A.B.

Course: Liberal Arts, International Relations Honors Major Honors : Magna Cum Laude Summa Cum Laude in Major Phi Beta Kappa Rufus Choate Scholar Activities : Prison Counseling Program Foreign Study Progrs~ in France Class NewsleSte~ Editor Pi Lambda Phi, Secretary Research AsSistant to Professor Henry W. Eh.~mann Winter Sports Council Robert F. K~nnedy Presidential Primary Campaign in0regon Le gal.: ~arvard Law Schoo! - Cambridge, Mass.. 1968"1972; J.D. As prescribed, with special emphasis in Constitutional Law and. International Law Honors : CumLaude Activities : Legal Aid Bureau, Board of Directors International Law Journal, Staff Editor Ames Competition, Keeton Club Intramural Football

Employment : 1972,1973: Law Clerk, Judge Harrison L. Winter, U.S. Court-of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit W.%TERGATE SPECIAI. PROSECU’FION FORCE DEPA!4.TMEN’F OF J L"" i 2!demo ,’andum

7O Henry S. Ruth, Jr. DATE Feb. 14, 11.975 Special Prosecutor

: Richard Ben-Veniste Assistant Special Prosecutor

SUBJECT: Resignation

As you know, it is my intention to resign from the WSPF as of the date of sentencing in United States v. Mitchell., et al., which has now been ~cheduleg-i~ February 21. I have agreed to appear and give speeches at the Lincoln Day Dinner of the Illinois Bar Association on February 15, and at Hobart College on February 18. In both cases I will receive honorariums. The title of my speech wi!l be "Prosecuting Official Corruption: Does the System Work?" Naturally, I will refrain from any comment on substantive matters dealing with the Watergate investigation and trial or any other matters under investigation.

I think it may be the best course, however, if I go on terminal leave until the date of sentencing, so there may be no suggestion that I am engaged in substantive work for the office while at the same time lecturing. Watergate Prosecutor Jim Neah The Shrewd Tennessee Lawyer Who Once ... ,By Judy Bachrach The Washington Post (1974-Currentf!le); Nov 10, 1974; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Washington Post pg. L1 Watergale

Jim Neal:

The Shrewd

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By Judy Bachr~h

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