Nixon faces resignation as tapes shake White House
Report outlines Nixon's growing belief in August that resignation or removal was unavoidable. Haig briefs Ford on new evidence while the president grapples with whether to pardon himself, amid family readings of the tapes and shifts in his stance.
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Tapes Ordered Destroyed of Letters on Nixon Impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee ordered destruction of computer tapes with names and addresses of letter writers on Nixon impeachment. About 750000 of over 900000 letters supported impeachment. Nixon resigned before action. Names and letters reside in the National Archives with access limited to bona fide research only.
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