Nixon ends uncertainty, will comply with ruling
President Nixon accepted the Supreme Court ruling on Watergate tapes, pledging to comply fully. The White House described the decision as a reaffirmation of executive privilege while noting the need to surrender tapes and documents for the Jaworski investigation and the upcoming trial of Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell.
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Dean says Nixon favored Hunt payoff and money talk
Former President Nixon reportedly believed paying Hunt was desirable and discussed a one million dollar fund. Dean testified he destroyed notebooks and a directory from Hunt’s White House safe after Watergate and disputed Nixon’s claim that the payment issue was left unresolved.
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