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Nixon described as obsessed with trivial White House affairs
Former aide Alexander Butterfield told the House Judiciary Committee that President Nixon was "very, very much in charge" and preoccupied with minor details from salute cues at ceremonies to salad at state dinners. He said Nixon focused on management, memorandums, and gifts, with Haldeman as the implementer.
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