Under harsh questioning, Charles Radford, a young navy yeoman working at the White House, tearfully admitted that he had rifled the files and “burn bags” of Henry Kissinger and his staff. He denied leaking the information to Anderson. He admitted, however, that he had given top-secret documents—including highly sensitive materials like transcripts of Kissinger’s conversations on his secret trip to China—to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Thomas Moorer.36
