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John Sirica

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Name: John Sirica

First reported Mar 24 2013 - Updated Mar 24 2013 - 1 reports

March 24, 1973

Judge John Sirica began the proceedings by saying he had a preliminary matter to attend to first. He had the clerk unseal the letter, pass it to him, and the judge read (original available at the link): --TO: JUDGE SIRICA March 19, 1973Certain questions ... [Published A plain blog about politics - Mar 24 2013]

Entities: John Sirica, Probation Officer, Perjury, James W. McCord, Jr.

First reported Mar 21 2013 - Updated Mar 21 2013 - 1 reports

March 20, 1973

I'll start with the biggest development of the day, although it won't be visible until the end of the week. On March 20, James McCord -- convicted, but still awaiting sentencing -- leaves a letter for Judge John Sirica. Sirica, after getting witnesses ... [Published A plain blog about politics - Mar 21 2013]

Entities: John Dean, John Sirica, Perjury, James McCord, John Ehrlichman

First reported Feb 03 2013 - Updated Feb 03 2013 - 1 reports

February 2, 1973

The first Watergate trial is over; two have been found guilty, and the others put in guilty pleas. Everything in the trial has gone the way the White House wanted.But it wasn't over yet. One more step remained: sentencing. And "Maximum John" Sirica wasn't ... [Published A plain blog about politics - Feb 03 2013]

Entities: John Sirica, James McCord, White House, Sentencing

First reported Jan 09 2013 - Updated Jan 09 2013 - 1 reports

CIA Central Intelligence Agency

January 8, 1973

"McCord will testify, but he has no firsthand knowledge.""McCord has no firsthand knowledge of any involvement of other people; therefore, Dean's not too worried about his taking the stand." The first quote is Haldeman's diary; the second, Haldeman to ... [Published A plain blog about politics - Jan 09 2013]

Entities: John Dean, Lyndon B Johnson, CIA Central Intelligence Agency, prison, John Sirica

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March 24, 1973 [Published A plain blog about politics - Mar 24 2013] Judge John Sirica began the proceedings by saying he had a preliminary matter to attend to first. He had the clerk unseal the letter, pass it to him, and the judge read (original available at the link): --TO: JUDGE SIRICA March 19, 1973Certain questions ...
March 21, 1973 [Published A plain blog about politics - Mar 22 2013] As Patrick Gray heads up to the Hill for yet another day of testimony , today is a big day at the White House...now, and as it would turn out, a day that would be terribly important in the months to come. Haldeman's diary:--The P had his usual Wednesday ...
March 20, 1973 [Published A plain blog about politics - Mar 21 2013] I'll start with the biggest development of the day, although it won't be visible until the end of the week. On March 20, James McCord -- convicted, but still awaiting sentencing -- leaves a letter for Judge John Sirica. Sirica, after getting witnesses ...
February 2, 1973 [Published A plain blog about politics - Feb 03 2013] The first Watergate trial is over; two have been found guilty, and the others put in guilty pleas. Everything in the trial has gone the way the White House wanted.But it wasn't over yet. One more step remained: sentencing. And "Maximum John" Sirica wasn't ...