Peter Dale Scott, whose breadth and mastery of detail has for years
been applied to research that ranges from domestic history to the 1965
coup in Indonesia, uses the Schweiker-Hart report as a point of departure
to examine the connections between the JFK cover-up, the CIA, the Mafia,
Jack Ruby, Howard Hughes, and Watergate. In 1976 the dimensions of the
CIA-Mafia collusion were just emerging into the public record, so this
little volume made a timely contribution. The 49 pages of text are
supplemented with 216 expansive endnotes, and both are extremely dense
with names. Although Scott doesn't pretend to have a clear picture, he
shows that general shapes can be discerned from the interconnecting debris
of Dallas and Watergate. A former Canadian diplomat, Scott has a Ph.D. in
Political Science and is a professor of English at UC Berkeley.
ISBN 0-87867-066-1
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