U.S. Congress Memorandum Setting Forth Facts and Bases Underlying Proposed Subpoena for Recordings of Presidential Conversation and Other Things Necessary for the Committee's Inquiry Into Alleged Abuse of IRS
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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC09613.03.04.05 Author/Creator: U.S. Congress Place Written: Washington, District of Columbia Type: Typed document Date: 1974 Pagination: 3 p. Order a Copy
One typed document entitled, "Memorandum Setting Forth Facts and Bases Underlying Proposed Subpoena for Recordings of Presidential Conversation and Other Things Necessary for the Committee's Inquiry Into Alleged Abuse of IRS ."
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