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Nixon Promises Special Prosecutor Amid Watergate Crisis
President Nixon declared plans for a new special prosecutor after firing Cox and the resignations of Elliott Richardson and William Ruckelshaus. He defended presidential confidentiality, condemned media coverage, and outlined moves to rebuild confidence while seeking peace talks with Brezhnev and steps toward a Middle East cease fire.
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Sadat
Egypt
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