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Rapid Reading MARCH 21 Morning meeting with Dean and then Haldeman Afternoon meeting with Dean, Haldeman, Ehrlichman MARCH 22 Luncheon meeting with Dean, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell During this session the President instructed Mr. Dean to go to Camp David and prepare a written report. [FYI: Dean has testified that he remained at Camp David from March 23 - March 28. Though there are somewhat differing versions of when it was certain that he could not complete a report, the consensus is that it was aroung the end of the month. ] On March 23, while the President was in Key Biscayne, the McCord letter was made public, alleging pressure on the defendants to keep quiet. On March 26, the L.A. Times published a story in which sources quoted McCord as saying that Dean and Magruder both had prior knowledge of the break-in. Dean denied this and his lawyer threatened libel. Magruder denied it. MARCH 28 Telephone call between John Ehrlichman and Attorney General Kleindienst John Ehrlichman testified that he called the A. G. and asked him questions that the President wanted asked, specifically questions about whether he had any new information on Mitchell's possible involvement, or that of any White House staff or other officials of the Committee to Re-Elect. Ehrlichman said the President wanted the Attorney General to communicate it directly to the President, should he acquire this information.

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