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Cloudy through ytuesday with COT ton P' ^<^-»> JINGIIN* MbNey ¦ f&^^kA-A chance of win p Sold My Cat Tliru A Wsnt Ad j ^My A y Didniyife ti.fc WASHINGTONDean: y (AP .; D, Ehrlichman, had been in- seph; ; - believesKraft . on orders vof NixoEhr- i the , . briost ^embarrassingn knew ¦ . ^ques- Ousted White; House counsel volved, in covering, up the wire-, lichman.; ? ,';- [tioris ; at news conferences dur- Johii W. Dean III testified to- tapping from .the. first day or r-Haldeman . had authorized ing the aftermath of the ; in- day, that he: .bcliev.es' President two after the June 17, 1.972, "any means, legal or .illegal," cident; y. Nixon was involved in the Wa- break-in at Democratic head- ¦ ¦ to . keep demonstrators out of .• An aide to Haldeman once tergate affair but didn 't realize quarters. ' ./ ' -.' \'y . sight of Nixon on trips and pub- said Haldeman ordered 24-hour, the implications. • • -. He said , a :Haldernan aide, lic appearanceis. spying on Kennedy, but this ¦ .; He said. -:he. -hopes'; Nixon will Gordon Strachan , told . him that . - '¦• While he worked at the .liis , was called off when Caulfield ' he had destroyed "damaging ; be . forgiven when all tbe. facts tice Department, he was used A protested¦ it was unwise; are. known. , materials" , in ; Haldeman's. file :. ' •¦' A top Secret Service off: ¦' as a .courier to deliver : top the . • "It's :rhy honest belief that after the break-in. He said ? Eh-- ; White . House FBI information ! cial; whom beari didn't name, while, the President was : in- rlichman insisted that one of oh foreign travels ofy Mary Jo, brought:, hirn intelligence infor- volved that He did not realize the wiretappers, E.- jloward ; Kopechne, the secretary killed . mation about Sen. George or appreciate at any time the Hunt , be ordered out of the ! when Sen. Edward M. Kenne- McCovern in the spring of -1971, implications .of . his own . in- country. He- said Ehrlichman dy's automobile ran off . a Dean said Colsori had the infor- volvement, - and . I think ' that told hi tri to throw embarrassing bridge at Chappaquiddick , mation published. .- when the facts come material, found' in Hunt's White ' ¦' ' ¦ out , I hope Mass., in July 1969. ? . |- .. •He received $li>,20O cash the President is forgiven," House safe, into the Potomac • Caulfield told him that ( from Gordon Strachan on June Dean said as he began testi- River. within". hours of A the Chap- ';¦ 20-21, 1972, that he was told was f.viiig at the Senate's, televised Dean also said he believes paquiddick accident Anthony : unexpended funds ? of . ¦ . Charles INSIDE THE UPSTAIRS . V .; This is a the .victims Wire found near bhe windows in Watergate , hearings. ' [ that former , presidential coun- Ulasewicz, a . privates investiga- I W. Colson. On Oct, 12,- Dean ?re- , Charles W; view inside tile Upstairs bar following a flash p.- .- thi? background. The bar is located in ihe Dean said two of Nixon selor CpJstoi was .tor employed secretjy by Ehr | moved . ?4,SSO . to pay . for his "' 's top more deeply involved in? the af- fire thgt left, 29. dead and 15 injured . Most of .' New Orleans French Quarter: : (AP Photofax V aides, H.R. Haldeman aiid John Jicbman, was on the .-: scene in- ;; wedding . and honeymoon . ex- fair than, he. admitted. He said^ vestigating. He said Ulasewicz flenses and replaced it with his fpriher ;Atty. iGeh . John N.. Mit- posed as a newsman arid! asked i personal check. P JOKN w. PEAN in New Orleans fire chel approved payoffs to sir lence the Watergate defend- Inside ants; ' '; M ' Cn(a 'ss Doris Kampa . A day or so after the break- r rlo reigned over the in , Dcaii said, he told Asst. Independence, Wis., - cele- Atty. Gen.. Henry Petersen, who VVo^gdte /qw^ bration that concluded Sun- wasp in . over-all. charge .of in- day following a :grand pa-, vestigating - ¦ • rade aind . ' the . wiretapping, fireworks display that '.'i didn't think the ^-story and pictures, page 1 White House could withstand a wide :The : irisl open investigatidn;" . led inland , . > Am. imailll . public today By DONALD M. ROTHBERG "Vorenberg challenged : then Law School and former eK6- prepared to. install an Eng- Dean testiiied involuntarify, under a grant of immunity, . WASHINGTON ^Wi —: A Atty; • yGren. : Richard G. cutive. director of the presi- .? lish-born Protestant as its lie By ERIC NEWHOUSE : ¦ top lawyer in the office: of Kleindienst to debate . the dential - crime commission iBS^^^^iS^lf^on the scene in two minutes, .windows, I jumped to the win-' fourth president amid a admitted that he . assisted oth- ' the special pWatergate pro- crime issue; , .. A' : y- that reported, in 1967,. Vo- , NEW ORLEANS A(AP)' :7-~ said Supt. - William McCrossen, dow in the left corner, opened ! marked display of concil- ers in giving perjured : testi- . The fire was out 15 minutes lat- -it swung out iation . among, its various' secutor once headed a ta.sk "RichaJd Nixon ? and his renberg is a nationally rec- .Most of the 29 persons killed . , , , grabbed , a pipe; mony and made personal use of , authority om law er.. '- ..,:-'? '- , ' '.. - , l and slid down. churches — story, page 5. y force on crime : for Demo- associates ih the Justice ognized when , fire :. flashed through a j campaign money. He also testi- cratic candidate PGeorge Department have had the enforcement, ' ¦ second-story cocktail lounge in \ - ' :. ' ' ' , "I turned around and broke , a Convinced that fied about his personal efforts audacity try to persuade AdoZpJi ' Medina, .:' 32,V6f^ Saii Xbtflab : ¦IMcGbverrj.¦ to/ A He was one of the - first the French -. Quarter here were Antonio,- Tex., couple of other people's tells, OKyiO.u , . man is :"up: to cover up the affair. ' . James Vorenberg said |n the American "people that said flames , en- Although ' . lawyers recruited by Archi- trapped . by -burglar bars on gulfed the bar in a short, panic- but there were one or two . who there , to stay," pSkylab's Dean can't be pros- ari interview that his.role as the crime problem is being winclQws ecuted bald . Gox, the - speciai Wa- .. three front , , authorities ridden moment after fire broke just wouldn't jump." record space travelers to- on the basis of what: he a McGovern adviser was a brought under control," Vo- said -today^ ' -; ? . ' day continued medical ex- told the Senate committee , prosecutor.' ,P"V6ren- out on the front stairway. Quititon said: "The bigger , he very limited? one. He said renberg said. : .- 'Ay . AA tergaite ' aminations , and began 17 may be indicted: and tried on .He berg joined Cox for a short- Fifteen ?others were injured in . He said people just couldn't get out. he wrote one McGiOverii . said in an interview the fire - at The Upstairs , ''I . was panicked ¦ . days of reports on their; the . basis P of other evidence. speech, tfcn crime and held last week that- he; had ex-; term assignment in helping - P : about jumping, . but two guys ."Bill - 'Larsen ,- . -a pastor at the four-week .mission —. story lounge,, which - -was packed for Church, got , Federal prosecutors have re- two . press conferehces on pressed siich views repeat- organize the rapidly grow- urged me to jump and I Was caught in the win- page:.,9. p ; >y '¦;¦ ¦¦ ;¦' ' :¦¦ ' '¦¦ ' : ing staff of attorneys and the weekly Sunday night beer dow, arid I ; just watched him fused¦ to grant him immunity - the issue. ''. • . .,. y - - . pedly ; beiore he , joined : the ' small enough . v, Some big guy pemocratic seria- for - '••trial testimony, arid last During the 1972 presiden- McGoveiti campaign. He ihvestigatorsj-P - •.'; bust featuring all you could eat bn the ground caught me burn. He had; one arm out, and Uj.|i ¦ ¦ and drink for $2. , and I .':ff «F ' ¦'' - ; tors today were week . sealed their- ? evidence tial . campaign, Vdrenber g also said that he . knew rela- : "I can imagine someone P kept looking back , but my -1 heard him: screani: '0 God ! '' y A' A- optimistic that they had the. against hiih to protect their took strong issue with Re- tively , little about -the War. Saying it would be inappror A survivor said he believed friend never got but." ;; j Nol'P " strength to approve ad mea- ¦' ¦: ' priate . for someone y who somebody dashed ? , an in- case. - .y ^¦ ' ' ' publican claims , that crime P tergate case during the . Linh Quihton , 25, of Houston, I "In tlie next window beside sure that would; but off funds P;With: his •¦ attractive had been . reduced during . campaign and never, had a ' was McGovern's adviser on flammable liquid on the stair- for. the Southeast Asia war : wife sit- ¦:¦' ' " Tex;, :said,i "The place- just ' him, three people burned /to ting behind him, Dean opened Nixon's first tefm. - role in: any of . McGovern's criminal justice to have a way to the loun ge? and. lit it. .. effort — story, page 10; '. " , continuing role," Voremberg ; went up; Everyone panicked death while I could only bis testimony by reading a ? 245- . At : a Washington hews staterhfents onvit. Fire Su>t.; William , A professor A at Harvard said of his ciirrent job , aiid started rannirig tor the ! watch.' ',. A pag&Astatennent .at the rate, ot conference in mid-October McGrossen said homicide inves- about a page a.minute.