Author:  Clark R. Mollenhoff

Publisher: Popular Library SP236

Year: 1963  Print: 1  Cover Price: $.50

Condition:  Book Grades Very Good. Light wear

Genre: Non Fiction/Politics/Conspiracy

Pages: 206

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"Washington Cover-Up" by Clark R. Mollenhoff delves into the importance of transparency in government operations, tracing the history of government secrecy and cover-ups. It showcases how manipulations of information have led to corruption and mismanagement, emphasizing the significance of congressional investigations. The book explores the Dixon-Yates contract controversy, struggles over executive privilege, and the challenges faced by Congress in obtaining crucial information. It advocates for a transparent and accountable government, discussing the balance between transparency and confidentiality in governance.