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VOL. 24 — NO. 3 JULY 5, 1977 35c New Facts atergate MY HOLY WAR TO SAVE OUR KIDS— BY ANITA BRYANT Linked To Now Women Can JFK Murder Beat The Blues — Page 31 td.,..i.Stratp. Ad. By MALCOLM ABRAMS Copyright 1977 by MIDNIGHT/GLOBE WATERGATE was a Nachman plot to bring down President . The CIA sat it up and then leaked the story to and other newspapers. The original intent was to control the Presidency. But Nixon fought back viciously and It became necessary to dispose of him altogether. What developed was a game of double blackmail. On the one side was the CIA and its powerful backers — all of the opinion that Nixon's popularity had gone to his head, making Link him a dangerous man. On the other side was Richard Nixon and his advisors, frantically gathering "dirt" on the CIA. What Nixon wanted was documented proof of what he already knew — that the CIA had tried to murder and that the Cuban dictator, with help from the Russians. had retaliated by killing President John F. Kennedy. He also knew the names of the politicians, government officials and CIA agents who masterminded the assassination cover-up. But Nixon couldn't get his hands' on the documents he needed — and he fells This is what was really going on in Washington during those desperate days fromJune 17, Between 1972, the night of the Watergate burglary, until August 9, 1974, when Nixon resigned. And this is what Nixon hinted at in his recent televised interviews with David Frost when he said, "1 gave 'em a sword. And they stuck it in, and they twisted it with relish. And I guess if I'd been in their position, I'da done the same." In truth, Nixon had tried his best to do "the same." '111. But the CIA thwarted him at every move; disobeyed direct JFK's orders from its President; and refused to hand over in- criminating evidence about its role in the JFK assassina- tion which Nixon could have used against the intelligence agency. Not that Nixon was so Killing And dedicated to getting the troth before' the American people. His only real concern was in been able to live in harmony And so the Watergate plot preserving his power and dethstle ppm giebd with this information. was hatched. saving his skin. ,erallfrointhe awasia:1•• reo.. to, tiisr:gokblit4',:,ttstucts But says Sturgis, a rift The CIA, of course, knew This is the long suspected ~,*.ef ontritedde it ...ceatti,41440 igia.;*/±efitiiietiter ;souk: between Nixon and the all about Nixon's White connection between the :i-Johe : Kenedyto."aeadmatterest.the hoiirvadaiakror Central Intelligence Agency House plumbers. In fact, assassination of President •.: Watergate; and one ..•••Watergate mattabit..::.. Sec itatan :tom, nationsbalat• had long been brewing. Sturgis revealed for the first Kennedy and Watergate. man knows about IL.. •;Ettr that "Alr; Since • bidetO Co. Behind them both stood an time, he had been recruited MIDNIGHT/GLOBE's ReMFrankMurtha, Slur& spent 14la,anat , asr• raseX -.of ••.lathankbe' . omnipotent lobby of influen- for the plumber unit by a CIA source of information is the only person-thus. • .flaianalalaMialhag 0daaltaikplabied.-of tial Americans, identified by agent. Now all the CIA Frank Sturgis — the only man Jar:;: Identified • .Lte.• thls-='hadusary;. OM firing atorsadL...-.. Sturgis as dealing in foreign needed was for the burglars to thus far identified as playing a Wheli•' , :.•••3Cluttitier• Stargib relations — "a powerful, in- get caught. major part in both national 'fribotildtsasters.•. 'IPA* • a treated; mad awned Oiiiinualse',W11 active le, Mee: fluential group which even Sturgis believes that James political disasters. ••• .As member Or; searetafbf , indthe controlled the CIA and the McCord, one of the burglars, As a high ranking intelli- i.. the. White Molise ,-"• Ititeillgence President." was secretly working for the gence-officer, Sturgis served ra,issit,• l■e.,.7)asittpx.c aka chmagett;.+,:Btargls" • :feat :;inaitialP•71rt” This group now feared that CIA. McCord was the man in Castro's government, .' Mad his 'wheats were • had 'abrierti7;weis . • io apri UM' Nixon, riding an incredible who "carelessly" left the partook in plots against the • . wave of popularity, was feel- tape on the door at the Water- dictator's life; and spied for complex. knowledge of a meeting in- in the summer of 1972. ing too independent and no gate complex. The tape that the American government. Further, it was Sturgis, volving Castro and Ruby, at The CIA had the docu- longer in need of their sup- night watchman Frank Wills And as a member of the White testifying before the Senate which the assassination of ments to prove it. Nixon had port. found and which led to the House plumbers, he was one Watergate Committee, who President Kennedy was dis- the knowledge, passed on to These powerful men and arrest of the five plumbers. of the five burglars appre- spoke publicly of a connec- cussed. him by his predecessor, certain officials within the "McCord was in contact hended breaking into the tion between and Sturgis claims these facts President Lyndon B. John- CIA decided that black- with the CIA," Sturgis told Democratic National Head- . And it were well known to both the son. Until June of 1972, the mailing the President was the MIDNIGHT/GLOBE. "It is quarters in the Watergate was Sturgis who reported CIA and to President Nixon. CIA and the President had best way to control him. in the records where he had How Kennedy Brothers Courted Jack Kennedy's tragic death was a political suicide - of the dirtiest contests in American political history; he writes. called Operation Mongoose which eventually laid the ground- brought oo by his own mistakes as surely as if Kennedy had Among other things, the victorious Kennedy machine: bugged work for a plot to assassinate Castro. pulled the assassin's trigger himself, says a provocative new Nixon's hotel room before the first TV debate; used reverse But "the Intended target, Castro, was well aware of who book. psychology by distributing and-Catholic literature to Catholic was out to get him," says Lasky, and the Cuban dictator Long before Watergate, JFK and his brother Bobby set up voters; and started a convention rumor that Lyndon Johnson— warned "the Kennedy administration that it would find itself in a secret network of political dirty tricksters that made Nixon's then Jack's chief rival for the nomination — had suffered a danger if it continued," saying " ' leaders should "plumbers" look like Santa's elves. And it was the Kennedys' heart attack. think that if they are aiding terrorist plans to eliminate Cuban own ruthless plan to eliminate three foreign leaders that even- After the election, says Lasky, the Kennedys tapped the leaders, they themselves will not be safe.' " tually cost JFK his life, argues journalist-author Victor Lasky resources of the federal government to broaden their power. The Kennedys, meanwhile, were busy elsewhere. With in "It Didn't Start With Watergate," just published by The They used the IRS, FBI and CIA in a massive campaign to their backing, two foreign leaders of supposedly friendly coun- Dial Press. harass and neutralize their "enemies," who included Nixon tries — Trujillo of the and Diem of South Lasky is a noted conservative journalist, author and syndi- journalists Jim Bishop and Walter Winchell, and Martin Vietnam — were brutally slain. cated weekly columnist. Re has published seven books, works Luther King. Just three weeks after Diem's murder, and only two vu: of Washington and-Its es M... the . But the two brothers made a fataibiondel- when they began months after Castro's warring, Kennedy was gunned down its The bizarre truth behind Kennedy's murder has its roots hatching schemes to eliminate foreign leaders, Lasky believes. Dallas. iz :he :36k: Presidential campaign, when "dirtj tricks were my _.:ter- the humiliating Bay of Pigs failure, "angered by Fidel "Robert Kennedy was emotionally devastated by the pos- accepted proctiee in politica: i.._ end no one paid too meets CostiLo's victory over U.S.-backed troops, the Kennedy sibility that the efforts he launched may •4.-:21 ha-, led to the tuiention." says Lasky. brothors vowed to tot even' with the Cabaa dictator. With death of his beloved brother," says Lasky. , , .-22.2 2 t.tt,,ttt Page 2 —MIC)NtGiiTgli..0iiE e— S, 'McCord was in contact with the CIA..he informed the Agency of plumber activities'

(E. Howard Hunt, White House plumber) look bad, and it is likely to blow the Far Left: DAVID FROST whole Bay of Pigs thing which and Richard Nixon after we would think would be very taping interview for TV. unfortunate — both for the CIA and .for the country, at Above: CONVICTED this time, and for American burglar James McCord foreign policy. Just tell him Jr. (L. Patrick Gray, FBI direc- tor) to lay off." Left: E. HOWARD HUNT An obvious reference to during investigations. Nixon's own "blackmail plot?" Sturgis thinks it is. manded the complete, concern is for the CIA." And he thinks that the 18 1/2 massive CIA files on the Bay Nixon's persistent efforts minutes of missing tape of Pigs, the Cuban Missile continued to antagonize the would have been even more Crisis and the JFK assassina- CIA = until finally the deci- to the point. tion. sion was made to destroy him But if Nixon didn't erase "Nixon knew the CIA was completely. What started as the 18 1/2 minutes of tape, the cause of many of the leaks political blackmail was to end who did? Watergate that were going on. And he in political murder. "I believe that Charles knew the situation was very, Says Sturgis: "They Colson (special White very bad. So he felt that if he wanted to control Nixon and written letters to the Central piece, the informant put them House counsel to Nixon) had "In fact, Bennett appeared could get the American peo- when they found out they Intelligence Agency in- on the right track — a track knowledge and possible in- before the Senate Watergate ple more interested in revela- couldn't, they opened the volvement in the erasing of forming the Agency of which ran from the "third Committee and under oath he tions pertaining to the Bay of floodgates that led to Water- the 18 1/2 minutes of tape and plumber activities. They were rate" Watergate burglary to stated that he did know the Pigs, the Missile Crisis and gate and Nixon's resigna- I think there's evidence to involved up to their eyeballs. the "Number One" man in Washington Post reporters the JFK assassination, he tion." that effect," Sturgis told "While we were in jail, the White House. and had met them secretly to could override what was hap- Sturgis told MID- MIDNIGHT/GLOBE. "I before we got out on bond," "," says pass on information damag- pening with Watergate. NIGHT/GLOBE that he has think that I have knowledge Sturgis continued, "there Frank Sturgis, was really ing to the Nixon administra- "What's more," Sturgis "some proof, some docu- of the person who actually did was a CIA official who went Robert Bennett, president of tion." over to McCord's house and says, "he was going to try and mentation" that what he is the erasing, but I can't men- a Washington organization But if the CIA's sole intent trade off with the CIA. Once destroyed all memorandum saying is fact. But the best tion his name. called the Mullins Co. A was to blackmail the Presi- he began leaking damaging proof, he maintains, was and documents pertaining to score of independent Water- "I can only tell you that the dent in order to control him, information about the CIA, probably on the 18 I/2 min- McCord's connection with gate investigators have also erasure was not done at the why did the plot proceed to he felt he could get them to utes of tape recorded in the the CIA. Lee Pennington was fingered Bennett as the White House, it was done the point where Nixon was stop leaking information Oval Office on June 20. 1972, someplace else., by electronic the man who did this — it's in anonymous source, "Deep forced to resign? the record." pertaining to the Watergate and somehow mysteriously means. It was a professional Throat." The answer, says Sturgis, scandal. erased. The CIA's next step was to "It's or. record," says job." is simple. Nixon fought back. "Double blackmail" - Most Watergate leak the story to the press. Sturgis, "that the Mullins Co. observers More intriguing still is He attempted to retaliate with that's what you can call it, blame Nixon for the "gap" in Sturgis' belief that a second This is where Carl Bern- was used as a CIA front to a blackmail scheme of his stein and , the Sturgis told"MIDNIGHT/ the recorded conversations. copy of the tape may exist. pay its undercover agents. own. GLOBE. Washington Post reporters, They contend that there were He knows how the CIA Bennett was very well ac- This involved securing "To get the stuff on the became involved. Their self-incriminating statements works. He believes that a quainted with certain CIA documents to prove that the CIA, Nixon had to go to the secret source of information made. duplicate tape would have officials and I suspect that head man, CIA director was a man identified only as been made and hidden away. Bennett himself was a CIA . But Helms "Deep Throat." Piece by agent., If the missing conversation 'I believe knew what specific facts `Nixon knew on the tape would have Nixon was after and refused benefited Nixon. why didn't to hand over the files. the CIA was he recount what was said for had knowledge "After several attempts to the American people? get what he wanted, Nixon the cause "Nixon probably didn't of the erasing fired Helms and replaced him remember what was said," Death with James Schlesinger. of many of "Speaking off-the-record to reporters at his Texas ranch Sturgis answered. "Remem- of the tape' "He thought that Schlesin- the leaks' ber he made millions of feet of shortly after he took over the presidency, Lyndon Johnson said ger was his man, but he found that his predecessor's death could be considered 'some kind of tape over the years. And out that even Schlesinger without the physical evidence terrible retribution' for the deaths of both Diem and Tru- CIA had planned to assassi- couldn't control the files. jillo." Not so, says Sturgis. He — the tape — who would nate Fidel Castro and that Schlesinger couldn't get the believes the missing conver- Was Johnson hinting that Fidel Castro had been terrorized have believed him, if he had Castro had murdered files because all of Helms' sations "would show that the remembered?" into action by the Diem and Trujillo murders, fearing he was Kennedy in return. people were still in control. next? CIA was trying to destroy the Watergate, like the assas- Where were these docu- "Finally, Nixon removed power of the President. '' sination of President John F. Apparently. For Lyndon Johnson later confided to TV ments? Unfortunately for Schlesinger and put William newsman Howard h. Smith, "I will tell you something that That, in effect, the tapes Kennedy, was not what it Nixon, they were in the files Colby in as CIA director. But would have helped Nixon, will rock you. Kennedy was trying to get Castro, but Castro seemed. of the CIA. he still couldn't get those not hurt him. — Frank Sturgis was a got to him first." And so the President, Stur- files. Just how close Kennedy came to getting Castro first, his- After all, on June 23, 1972, "soldier" in both of these gis contends, went about "Remember this was a there-is an intriguing portion tory may never reveal. secret wars. He believes that trying to secure these docu- Presidential Order. Here is a of the tapes on which Nixon But Victor Lasky offers this food for thought: "A long- Richard Nixon lost and ments. President of the United States states: "If it gets out that this secret CIA report observed, 'It is likely that at the very moment President Kennedy lost, and He couldn't march up to ordering an intelligence agen- is all involved, the Cuban most of all, that the American - President Kennedy was shot, a CIA officer was meeting with the CIA headquarters and cy to give him certain things, a Cuban agent and giving him an assassination device for use thing, it would be a fiasco. It people lost. request the incriminating and would you believe, they would make the CIA look against Fidel Castro.' " And- he believes that the folders. Instead, he de- refused. Always, their first bad, it's going to make Hunt whole truth is still to be told. July 5, 1977 — MIDNIGHT/GLOSE — Page 3 VIVIAN, who is Maude's TV side- kick, is a lot smarter than she looks. Beneath that dizzy smile and scat- tered brain Is a Phi Beta Kappa intellect and also a 4-time married woman. THE "ESCAPE" of James Earl Ray and his "I worry sometimes that people will recapture look like a phony, fishy deal — part of the see me only as Vivian," Rue McClana- conspiracy to cover up the truth a bout the assassination han. who portrays her, told MIDNIGHT/ of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.' GLOBE through a spokesman. "I'm So believes the foremost investigator of that killing, really much deeper than anyone thinks." Mark Lane, former member of the New York State She's an expert in archaeology. astron- Legislature, director of the Citizens Committee of Inquiry, omy and history and she's an absolute and author, with , of the recent book about the demon at chess, as Bea Arthur, Maude King murder: "Code Name Zorro," pdblished by Prentice- herself, can attest. After six years of Hall. chess with Rue on the set. Bea is still Without even having time to figure out all the angles and looking for her first victory. hat they mean. Lane. who interviewed Ray several weeks Rue. 43. probably will get a show of her ago in prison, told MIDNIGHT/GLOBE immediately after own before she loses to Bea. Miss Arthur Ray's recapture: wants next season to be the last for "Two things about the so-called escape are extremely _ "Maude." and all three networks are peculiar. already in line, checkbooks in hand, "I visited -that prison. Brushy Mountain state peniten- ready to woo Rue. tiary, in Tennessee as recent- Another of Rue's ironies is that in real ly as April 23 and talked-to the life she's the equal of Maude in the warden. It is-a maximum- matrimonial category. On the show, the maximum security prison and strong-willed Mrs. Findlay is in her the warden told me he had a fourth marriage. Offstage, so is Rue. special watch made of Ray. After three less than perfect unions Even to enter as far as the with actors. Rue diversified her interests prison library. where I inter- THE in November and married a real estate viewed Ray, I had to pass two investor. Gus Fisher, in Studio City. sets of armed guards and five CA. separate sets of steel doors: "Our wedding looked like something RUE MCCLANAHAN, who plays Vivian on the TV show "Maude," when one set opens, another straight out of 'Maude,' " she recalled. is seen here with her fourth husband, Gus Fisher. The lady is no set is closed. "Norman Lear (the producer) got up and dummy in real life. "Ray came to meet me recited some poems and sen- there from the bowels of the timents, and Bea was my prison and I don't know how matron of honor. A lot of the many more guards had to guests were from the cast and check him through. TALE crew. The only thing missing "That makes it very was the cameras, and there strange that this watched, aude's Pal guarded man could escape. were some of those waiting for as outside.- The second thing difficult to A native of Oklahoma. Rue understand is why six others came to New York from the chose to try to escape with University of Tulsa. where him. It doesn't make sense. If she had been elected to Phi Phi Beta Kappa one of those prisoners had Beta Kappa, which is the made a break on his own, well, EARL honor sac' ,r exceptional they might send out a students. bloodhound and a couple of Rue moved easily into roles officers to look for him— but of intelligent, organized with Ray, it has to be packs of women. She said she decided bloodhounds, every available to become hare-brained, dis- `Scatterbrain' man, helicopters, the whole organized Vivian Harmon for second, my son, Mark, didn't works .- two reasons. like New York and had gone 'I worry sometimes Lane believes there is visi- "First. I thought Norman back to Oklahoma, and I was ble the shape of an FBI plot Lear was a man with some- terribly lonely and ready for a that people will see behind much that has hap- JAIL pened to Ray. thing to say," she says. "and, change.- me only as Vivian.I'm "Every time I have seen Ray," he said, "he told me, `Just before midnight really much deeper' 'If I could get the FBI file I the killing could break the case.' " Lane VOL DE s- No. 3 July 50977 contends Ray's legal de- Dr. King's fenses have been poorly pre- PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY: SOUTHERN NEWS BUREAU. men T Midnight Publisiting Cora, Ltd., 111133 Pairs Beech Lakes Bled., pared, with every appeal lost. police guard EDITORIAL AND PRODUCTION Sake 1002„ traithegr;enisithilieb4461L Ray's former attorney was OFFICES: 200 Relimed Ave., Wee, Pelet Beech, FL 3301. was reduced TeMettena $05-101-1161 • iisigrArlad4lirnd4rua:htntilnith against the Congressional ndfnachers -be TeleeMPN' 25346145" ellohab Adler, CNN. 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