Ziegler Admits Error Misled Public In Watergate
Ronald J. Ziegler, promoted to assistant vice president, admits he misled the public about Watergate due to an incorrect impression from President Nixon. He says no call to Dean occurred and defends his March 26 denial while noting Newsweek’s later reporting was misleading.
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McCord Sues Nixon Over Watergate Civil Case
James McCord plans a $15 million lawsuit naming President Nixon as a defendant arguing Nixon bears civil responsibility for campaign operations. Attorney Henry Rothblatt says the suit will name Nixon as a candidate and include top Watergate figures such as Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean, seeking retrial or reversal of McCord’s conviction.
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