White House campaigns to counter Watergate transcript view
The White House escalates a PR push to frame the Watergate transcripts as full and exonerating. Ronald Ziegler urges reporters to stress discrepancies between transcripts and John Dean's testimony before the Senate committee.
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Transcripts Not Enough Says Congressman on Watergate
Rep. Bob Wilson of California says the White House must release more information than the edited Watergate transcripts. He calls the transcripts interesting reading but insufficient evidence to support impeachment.
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Party heads disagree on tapes and impeachment
UPI reports national chairs of the Republican and Democratic parties clash over Watergate tapes. George Bush says transcripts contain rough material but support the president on core issues, while signaling potential concerns about impeachment evidence.
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