Herbert Brownell Jr. person
also: Brownell, Brown
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Herbert Brownell Jr. covered_up
Jorge Eduardo Galindez documented
“and John Frank was the obvious choice. But as federal prosecutors began to build a case of conspiracy, kidnapping, and homicide against Frank, the CIA's general counsel, Lawrence Houston, and Dulles himself, was disturbed. So they needed to…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 15 @ 35:10
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Dulles blandly replied that the CIA had no jurisdiction on American soil, so the congressman's inquiry about the case was better directed to the FBI. Galendez's case, in fact, was turning into a major source of friction between the two fede…
▶ 35:10
and John Frank was the obvious choice. But as federal prosecutors began to build a case of conspiracy, kidnapping, and homicide against Frank, the CIA's general counsel, Lawrence Houston, and Dulles himself, was disturbed. So they needed to…
▶ 35:40
national security interest. There was no national security interest. It was just embarrassing to the CIA. Brownell's deputies grew frustrated as they tried to peel away the layers surrounding the case. In March of 57, Assistant Deputy Attor…
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into a domestic drama that touched the hearts of millions. Nixon's enormous relief was shared by the GOP power brokers who had picked him for the race. It was the Dulles Dewey Group that had tapped Nixon for vice president. Their decision w…
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It was a time of American celebration of unprecedented prosperity and unparalleled military prowess, as well as hair-trigger nuclear tensions. President Eisenhower enjoyed being in the company of wealthy and powerful men. He filled his admi…