Nixon Work Begins on Watergate Causes and Clean Sweep
President Nixon delayed action until the Watergate crisis neared paralysis, then accepted the resignations of Haldeman and Ehrlichman. The move aimed to restore political health as investigations probe whether aides knew of or covered up the break in.
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FBI officials urge Nixon to pick internal chief
A telegram signed "All FBI Officials" asks President Nixon to appoint an FBI insider as director rather than an outsider. The message touts nonpartisanship and deep duty to the public, urging consideration of qualified internal candidates with impeccable credentials. STOP PLAYING budget bingo appears in the classifieds.
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Nixon may groom Richardson for White House
Washington reports Nixon may have designated Elliott Richardson to lead the Watergate probe and serve as his future successor. Richardson, 52, switched from defense to attorney general and earned Nixon's confidence despite friends noting doubts about Nixon's moral values and judgment.
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