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MM 80~1299, Sub A The interview was conducted for a period of approximately one hour and thirty minutes in a very cramped, crowded, small office. All persons mentioned above par- ticipated in asking questions which dealt dixectly with the incident of Mr. REBOZO asking me to advise whether there was any way the one hundred thousand dollars in his possession .could be examined to prove that he had had it for several years. Reference was also made to the New York Times story which ___ appeared that morning setting forth the alleged facts of my ~ contact with REBOZO on June 18th. All questions dealt with this incident and no other discussion was had abeut the FBI's participation in Watergate, etc, The interviewers seemed extremely pleased that I had brought my original notes with me and showed them notations I had made during my interview with Mr. REBOZO and shortly afterward. They inquired as to my subsequent dictation from these notes and I advised them memoranda were dictated to my secretary and forwarded to Mr. KELLEY in July. They asked for my secretary's name, which was given to them. The interview was terminated without any unusual developments. In my opinion, from the comments of the interviewer, the story told by Mr. REBOZO to SCOTT ARMSTRONG was substantially identical to that which I told and this, in turn, appeared to have been verified by Mr. REBOZO's attorney and his sister. It is my impression that, although polite and courteous, the interrogators were inexperienced as they did not properly prepare their interview and oftentimes repeated their questions after groping for some other question of significance. At the conclusion of the interview, Mr. ROBERT SILVERSTEIN volunteered to me that he did not believe I would ever hear from this Committee again, and complimented me for my forthright answers. The above represents what transpired at the interview. ~ Dea