Fords hottest words were aimed at former lobbyist WinterBerger. "It is a completely inaccurate. demagogic bunch of words that. in my opinion. doesnt deserve publication." Ford said of WinterBergers book. He said the unpaid $15.000 loan story was flatly untrue. noting that by WinterBergers account. the money was paid in installments of $50 to $250 over three years which would come to between 60 and 300 payments. "This allegation." Ford said. "is utterly preposterous." He acknowledged doing a couple of favors for WinterBergertrying to get an African ambassadorship for Francis Kellogg. for examplebut denied any quid pro quo for campaign cash. He said he also helped a Dutch physician get a visa to emigrate to the United States at WinterBergers request. adding that five U.S. doctors urged him to do it. too. Ford angrily denied having been treated by a psychiatrist. He went to see Hutschnecker once. he said. because WinterBerger kept harping on it.
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