Watergate hearings unfold as nation weighs Nixon role
The Senate probe into the 1972 campaign scandal charts conflicting theories about President Nixon's involvement in Watergate. Witnesses including Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean and Mitchell testify as tapes and documents are pursued, while public opinion and political dynamics shift with each dramatic disclosure.
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