Mr Elliot Richardson, the Attorney-General, who was asked to accept a compromise that would hat e allowed Senator Stennis to compare the tapes with the Nixon transcripts.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34131, 19 April 1976, Page 15
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27Mr Elliot Richardson, the Attorney-General, who was asked to accept a compromise that would hat e allowed Senator Stennis to compare the tapes with the Nixon transcripts. Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34131, 19 April 1976, Page 15
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