Watergate break in arrests and indictments unfold
Five men were arrested for breaking into the DNC headquarters at the Watergate Hotel in Washington DC on June 17 1972. Seven men including two former White House aides were later indicted in the Watergate break in. Nixon and aide H R Haldeman discussed the break in and an 18 minute gap in the tape from that conversation was found.
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Watergate Timeline of Nixon Resignations and Trials
The chronology covers trials and guilty pleas from January to November 1973, Haldeman and Ehrlichman resignations on April 30, Dean fires, Nixon’s 1973 mass resignations, the October 20 1973 Saturday Night Massacre with Cox firing, the July 24 1974 Supreme Court tapes ruling, July 16 testimony, and the July 27 30 1974 impeachment articles, ending with Nixon’s August 9 resignation.
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Deep Throat revealed as Watergate source at last
The Watergate story ends public secrecy as Vanity Fair cites Mark Felt admitting he was Deep Throat. Woodward Bernstein and Bradlee confirm Felt’s identity, after decades of denial and a pledge to reveal the source posthumously. Felt, 91, lives in California and faced a prior Weather Underground civil rights case.
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Deep Throat revealed as Watergate source Felt confirms role
W. Mark Felt, ex FBI associate director, confirms to Vanity Fair that he was Deep Throat, the secret source behind The Washington Post's Watergate reporting. The Washington Post verified the disclosure on its site, ending decades of speculation about the case.
Who Was Deep Throat Behind Watergate Scandal Source
The Watergate saga sparked decades of speculation about the secret source aiding Washington Post reporters Woodward and Bernstein. Many named figures linked to the Nixon White House include aides Bull Rose Diane Sawyer Sears Fielding Garment Casey Haig Buchanan Price and former FBI official W Mark Felt who later confirmed the Deep Throat role.
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