Watergate memos show prebreakin spying on Democrats
The House Judiciary Committee released confidential 1971 1972 memos by Gordon Strachan to Haldeman indicating White House officials and the Nixon reelection team sought Muskie surveillance and other politi cal espionage actions. Haldeman denied foreknowledge and both men pleaded not guilty to withholding information. The memos discuss plant operatives and efforts to sabo tage Democratic campaigns including Muskie and Ashbrook.
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Impeachment Seen By Rep Burgener In Nixon Era
Rep. Clair W. Burgener of California, a Nixon constituent, said Tuesday the House will impeach President Nixon. He anchored his view in growing congressional sentiment and public pressure surrounding the Watergate crisis.
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