FAMILY MAN / For former G-man Mark Felt, life is about loyalty -- to his precious FBI and to his daughter Joan, never mind her counterculture ways
FAMILY MAN / For former G-man Mark Felt, life is about loyalty -- to his precious FBI and to his daughter Joan, never mind her counterculture ways
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FAMILY MAN / For former G-man Mark Felt, life is about loyalty -- to his precious FBI and to his daughter Joan, never mind her counterculture ways
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Former Associate FBI Director W. Mark Felt, and his wife Audrey, appear on NBC's "TODAY" television show in Washington, D.C. Tuesday, April 11, 1978. Felt, who was indicted on a charge of
