Nixon transcripts reveal White House drift toward impeachment
The 1974 Watergate transcripts show Nixon and aides discussing impeachment, with talks on limiting probes, Dean’s testimony, and plans to manage public perception. Nixon voices doubt about impeachment basing on John Dean and notes risks to the White House while considering diversions and stonewall tactics.
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Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Bob
Alexander Butterfield
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
FBI
John Dean
United States
Dean
Central Intelligence Agency
Colson
Watergate
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Wall Street
Autographed Book Event and Watergate Transcripts
Virgil Powell held an autograph party at Foot Note book store in Cedar Rapids. The piece also highlights New York Times access to damning Watergate transcripts and key exchanges between President Nixon and Haldeman about trust, impeachment, and record handling.
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Virgil Powell
Cedar Rapids
Foot Note Book Store
Thomas Juracek
Weing Road
Sherry Duggan
Cornell Street
New York Times
Times
Gray
FBI
Nixon
Myles J. Ambrose
Ambrose
Customs Service
New York
Haldeman
Oval Office
Dean
John
Soviet Union
Mondale
Ford
Carter
Blind Chauffeur Contest At Day On Wheels Event
At Collins Radio parking lot during Explorer Scout Day on Wheels Terry Camp aged 17 from 2141 Forty-second Street NE follows directions from Karen Luke 14 of 1475 Brockman Avenue Marion as they navigate a marked blind driver course. They enjoy the practice spin.
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Collins Radio
Terry Camp
Forty-second Street
Karen Luke
Brockman Avenue
Marion
Carter Reveals Nixon Access to Secret U S Cables
President Carter says he is giving Richard Nixon secret State Department and CIA data on U S relations with other nations and that Nixon has a perfect attitude toward him. Carter noted Nixon promised to voice disagreements privately and constructively.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Richard Nixon
State Department
CIA
U.S
Nixon
Ford
Mondale
Bhutto cites secret talk pledge by U S official
Prime Minister Bhutto accused the United States of backing antigovernment protests and said Cyrus Vance offered a secret dialogue. A State Department spokesman said Vance wrote that the U S will not interfere in Pakistan and is open to discussing differences. Bhutto’s claim followed a security clampdown on Rawalpindi as PNA protests left over 200 dead in eight weeks.
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Nixon
Haldeman
Dean
White House
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Ehrlichman
Richard Kleindienst
Bob
United States
Gray
Bhutto
Vance
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Pakistan National Alliance Pna
Penny post cards go on sale in 1873 on this date
On this date in 1873 penny post cards were offered for sale marking a notable early step in affordable mail. This historical trivia notes the advent of inexpensive postal cards expanding daily correspondence.
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Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
George McGovern
McGovern
the Times
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Miami
E. Howard Hunt
Cuba
Hunt
The
Indochina
National Committee For
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Randolph Phillips
Richard A. Falk
Princeton
Alexander Calder
Corliss Lamont
Pig In
Gordon Strachan
J. Edgar Hoover
Frost
Secret Service
Tricia
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