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21 Rep. Fulton (D-Tenn.) urged RN to appoint special prosecutor to remove "terrible dilémma" of "eroded public confidence" in Justice's investigation Nader said RN should resign because Watergate was "rampant w/illegality" and "subversive of the integrity of the electoral process. 11 If RN "didn't know about it, he should have. 11 Reagan said Gallup on Watergate (that people think 41% - 32% that RN had advance knowledge)is "a tribute and a testimonial to the ability of those who've been blowing this thing up and carrying it as far along to the next election as they can. 11 He cited media and Ervin panel investigators. GRAND JURIES/OTHER WATERGATE NBC/CBS noted Anderson said he was told witnesses were afraid anything they said could end up in my columns. "We are working for the same purposes, to get to the bottom of Watergate "I've assured them leaks weren't in prosecutor's office, 11 Anderson said, adding he was not going to reveal the source. He emphasized no deals or promises were made "but I listened w/an open mind as possible I agreed under the circumstances I would no longer quote from the grand jury transcripts, 11 said Anderson who added he wouldn't rule out paraphrasing. On CBS film Anderson said verbatim reports weren't that important, and investigators persuaded him by publishing grand jury transcripts he was hampering and hindering their work. (NBC noted). On ABC film of CREP's "specious" telegrams, Larry Carrol, former LA CREP media liason told of campaign director's secy. after receiving call from director, telling staff they had to immediately begin campaign to get out telegrams to WH supporting mining action. Carrol said 20 staffers called other workers to send telegrams, some called friends and acquaintances for permission to use their names, some didn't get authorization, and some chose names at random from phone book. Carlson reported Carrol claims $1,000 in cash was paid by committee for action. Nofziger on film said action wasn't question of people paying but asking people to do it. NBC's Rollings noted Patricia O'Leary, woman listed on Times ad as coordinator, refused interview but had said she received number of calls from "govt people" who expressed wish she not talk.

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