Haldeman questions CIA role in Watergate saga
Former White House aide H. R. Haldeman suggests the CIA may have wanted Nixon career destruction and that Butterfield, who revealed the White House tapes, could have been a CIA agent. He cites unanswered Watergate questions and reflects on White House aides and dynamics.
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Networks Push for Longer Evening News Across Major Stations
United States networks ABC CBS and NBC favor expanding nightly news to 45 minutes or one hour. Affiliates oppose citing time and revenue losses and potential FCC issues. Some stations fear two hours of local news and scheduling conflicts for working adults.
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Connally urges destruction of Watergate tapes
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally says President Nixon should have publicly burned the Watergate tapes as they invaded privacy. He recalls urging Haldeman and Haig to destroy them and criticizes the failure to act.
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