All the President's Men (51 page)

H
ERBERT
L. P
ORTER
(
Linda Wheeler, The Washington Post
)

H
UGH
W. S
LOAN
, J
R.,
WITH HIS WIFE
, D
EBORAH
(
James K. W. Atherton, The Washington Post
)

M
AURICE
H. S
TANS
(
Official White House Photo
)

G
ORDON
C. S
TRACHAN
(
Frank Johnston, The Washington Post
)

R
ONALD
L. Z
IEGLER
(
Joe Heiberger, The Washington Post
)

THE BURGLAR

J
AMES
W. M
C
C
ORD,
J
R
(
Associated Press
)

THE PROSECUTION

D
ONALD
E. C
AMPBELL,
E
ARL
J. S
ILBERT,
S
EYMOUR
G
LANZER
(
UPI
)

THE JUDGE

J
OHN
J. S
IRICA
(
Arthur Ellis, The Washington Post
)

THE WASHINGTON POST

K
ATHARINE
G
RAHAM AND
B
ENJAMIN
C. B
RADLEE
(
The Washington Post
)

THE SENATOR

S
AM
J. E
RVIN,
J
R.
(
James K. W. Atherton, The Washington Post
)

H
ARRY
M. R
OSENFELD
(
The Washington Post
)

H
OWARD
S
IMONS
(
The Washington Post
)

B
ARRY
S
USSMAN
(
The Washington Post
)

Endnotes

*
In spite of suggestions that Chotiner was involved in the Watergate bugging, no evidence whatsoever was ever developed to indicate that it was true. Chotiner died in early 1974.

*
Tales of Caribbean adventure had led the
Washington Star
to report on July 7: “A right-wing group of anti-Castro Cubans financed the break-in at Democratic National Party headquarters here, according to sources close to the investigation. . . . The sources said the anti-Castro group financed the break-in at the Watergate complex as part of a continuing effort to keep Democrats under surveillance because of fear that leading candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination are pro-Castro.”