Nixon says Agnew would be charged in 1973 probe
In a Frost interview Nixon recounts learning of Agnew investigations in 1973 and says there was no question he would be charged. He details meetings, the pardon he later granted Ford, and his pragmatic approach to Agnew’s case amid Watergate pressures.
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TV payoff for Nixon angers CBS ex-chief
Former CBS president Frank Stanton criticizes payments for Nixon interviews with David Frost calling it against the grain. Nixon earned 600000 for a share of Frost interview profits as the final installment aired amid debates on checkbook journalism.
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