Videotape of Testimony Excerpts to Be Released
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MPI Home Video of Chicago plans to release a videotape of excerpts of Lt. Col. Oliver L. North’s testimony before the congressional committees investigating the Iran- contra affair, the company announced Monday.
The 90-minute videotape, titled “Oliver North: Memo to History,” will also include excerpts of testimony by other witnesses and background material about key figures and events, the company said.
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