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Nixon Defends Watergate Conduct In TV Address
President Nixon asserts no prior knowledge of the Watergate break in and rejects executive privilege as to staff testimony. He details FBI and DOJ investigations, March to April inquiries, and the need for confidential presidential conversations to protect future governance.
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David Binder
New York Times
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Richard M. Nixon
Senate Select Committee
White House
Senate Committee
FBI
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Gray
L. Patrick Gray
Walters
Vernon A. Walters
Kleindienst
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Jr
Senate
Dean
Watergate
Grand Jury
Messrs. Haldeman
H. R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Camp David
Maryland
Mr. Ehrlichman
Petersen
Henry E. Petersen
Mr. Ellsburg
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Byrne
U. S. District Court
Matthew Byrne
Fielding
Lewis Fielding
Elisberg
Mr. Hunt
Special Investigations Unit
Mr. Petersen
United States
Congress
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