Mr. LIEBELER. Who prepared Mrs. McClure's statement?
Mr. WILCOX. Mrs. McClure wrote that.
Mr. LIEBELER. She typed it on the typewriter herself?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. Were you present at the time she prepared it?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you discuss these incidents with her prior to the
statement?
Mr. WILCOX. Only during the course of the meeting that she attended in
my office.
Mr. LIEBELER. During the course of that time, Mrs. McClure indicated
to you, did she not, that she had no recollection of any of the events
described by Mr. Hamblen concerning the message allegedly sent to
Washington, D.C.?
Mr. WILCOX. That's right.
Mr. LIEBELER. Let's mark these telegrams as Exhibits 3009 through 3014.
I have initialed each one of them and would like to have you do the
same. I have not indicated on each one of them in detail. It is on your
deposition and on the dates, as I have on the others, but that fact
will appear from the record.