Nixon's Painful Retreat on Tapes
A detailed retrospective through spring and summer 1974 traces Richard Nixon's fragility as the Watergate crisis unfolded. It recounts his handling of tapes, court battles, and political pressures, the 8 to 0 Supreme Court ruling, internal doubts, and how aides framed his evolving condition as a presidency in retreat amid intensified public scrutiny.
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Richard Nixon
Mid-East
Jefferson
Haldeman
FBI
Watergate
Congress
Nixon
Senate
McCahill
Baruch Korff
White House
Korff
Sequoia
Secret Service
James Schlesinger
Secretary of Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Bunker
Supreme Court
House
Pentagon
Brown
Schlesinger
United States
Warter
Burger
San Clemente
Jim St. Clair
St. Clair
Gen
Alexander Haig
Haig
Hugh Scott
Oval Office
China
Russia
Vietnam
Moscow
Heniy Kissinger
Unnecessary Products Are Decried in U S Waste Debate
At an EPA solid waste conference Karen Wendt of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency warned that Americans chase unnecessary products through advertising. She cited surging hair color and stomach relief prep, obesity in packaging, and low recycling of cans, urging bans on nonreturnable bottles and containers.
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Karen Wendt
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Wendt
Environmental Protection Agency
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