 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations - 1974 - 444 strani
...record? Mr. RUSK. Very well. And I think it would probably be naive for anyone to suppose [deleted]. Mr. JONES. That is right. The record, according to...PRACTICALITY OF TAPPING NEWSMEN TO STOP LEAKS QUESTIONED which respect I cannot tell you, but you are off base on a point or two, he will go around and try... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Internal Security - 1974 - 1008 strani
...As I say, I would not be surprised if Patricia Hearst appears in Havana. She would be a prize. May we go off the record? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. [Discussion off the record. The witness expressed an opinion he did not want recorded.] Mr. PRETER. You feel there is aid in the... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Internal Security - 1974 - 264 strani
...As I say, I would not be surprised if Patricia Hearst appears in Havana. She would be a prize. May we go off the record? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. [Discussion off the record. The witness expressed an opinion he did not want recorded.] Mr. PREYER. You feel there is aid in the... | |
 | United States. Congress. House Internal Security - 1974 - 1098 strani
...As I say, I would not be surprised if Patricia Hearst appears in Havana. She would be a prize. May we go off the record? The CHAIRMAN. Yes. [Discussion off the record. The witness expressed an opinion he did not want recorded.] Mr. PRETER. You feel there is aid in the... | |
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Mr. Jones. That is right. The record, according to the FBI, apparently showed Mr. Hoover suspected him of [deleted]. Mr. Rusk. Could we go off the record? The Chairman. Yes. [Discussion off the record.] PRACTICALITY OF TAPPING NEWSMEN TO STOP LEAKS QUESTIONED 