Watergate Crisis Through Nixon’s Quiet Crisis List
Washington analysis reviews Richard Nixon’s handling of crises since 1952 and places Watergate in Phase III, examining how the break in, the White House link, and subsequent investigations reshaped public opinion and constitutional oversight. It contrasts past scandals with current disclosures and political fallout.
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Washington
Langer
Legislative Reference Service
Watergate
Nixon
Oklahoma official cites Nixon purge claims in IRS probe
Oklahoma Secretary of State Rogers said the Nixon era is running a nationwide political purge using the IRS to audit income tax returns of newly elected Democratic governors. He cited audits of Davitt Hallam and others, while Rep. Synder warned of broader investigations in 18 states. Rogers compared the actions to Watergate and urged caution about political espionage by federal agencies.
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Dent
Sirica
Mitchell
Nixon
Stans
Ihrlichman
Haldeman
Dean
Gray
FBI
Colson
Segreti
Kalmbach
New York
Watergate
MBI
Commerce, Agriculture, Justice
SEC
Capitol Hill
Proud
Poweri
CIA
Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma
Internal Revenue Service
Dodd Rogers
IRS
Oklaoma
Davitt
Rogers
Art
Arme
Mall
Stand
Siti
Wiretaps Gone in White House Reported
Washington UPI reports White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler denied wiretaps on White House officials. Acting FBI Director William Ruckelshaus disclosed taps on three government officials and reporters between May and February, with acknowledgment that the action was tied to President Nixon.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ronald J. Ziegler
William DB. Ruekelshaus
The Lily Review and The Morning News Advert
A fragmented antique notice lists publication details for The Lily Review and The Morning News from 1867. It includes mailing addresses in California towns such as Winton Avenue San Leandro and Fremont offices, with subscription rates and contact phone numbers.
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Hayseed
Call
Blaine Nenty
Winton Ave
Mameda County
Calfornia
Awatward
San Leandro
Ferro Spi
Santanadio
Cab
No independence cited for special prosecutor posts
UPI reports judges rejected candidates for special prosecutor roles over demands for independence. Disagreements involved Elliot Richardson and Warren Christopher amid White House talks in Washington California and New York as budget and staff control surfaced, with two top prospects named alongside Peck and Justice Willen Erickson.
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New York
UPI
Inp
Formar
U.S
Allorney Warren Christopher
California
Atlorney General
Elliot J. Richardson
Hichardson
Mhursday Thal
Tyler
Dows
Hevame
Washington
Richardson
Christopher
Justice Department
Senate
Davids Peck
Wall Shreet
Sind
Colorado Supreme Court
Willen H
Rickson
Nixon Did Not Watch Senate Watergate Hearings
White House spokesman said President Nixon did not watch the opening day of Senate Watergate Committee hearings. The spokesman claimed the proceedings were televised by the Army Signal Corps and could be shown to Nixon later if he wished.
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United States
George Yallup
Nixon
Bret
America
White House
Nalking
Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee On Televisi
Army Signal Corps
Nixon Laler
TV wrongly framed probe panel says Senate leaders
Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott criticized CBS television for abusing constitutional freedoms by mischaracterizing Watergate Committee members in a Sunday program. They cited Sen. Daniel Kihouve, Rep. Joseph Montoye, and Howard Baker with disparaging terms.
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Washington
UPJ
CBS Television News
Senate
State GOP unruffled by news
SACRAMENTO AP reports quiet whispers among President Nixons top campaign chiefs when word of Watergate surfaced. General Mitchell attended a Los Angeles meeting June 17 with Nixon campaign organizers, including Jeb Stuart Magner and Gov. Ronald Reagan, along with other National Committee for the Reelection officials.
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Sacramento
Nixon
California
Republica
Nh Mitchell
Mitchell
Jeb Stuart
Magner
Alda
Ronald Teagan
National Committee For the
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Eough
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Simon
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