Nixon address falls short as 44 percent doubt claims
Gallup poll for the New York Times shows 44 percent found President Nixon's Watergate speech not at all convincing while 27 percent found it completely or quite a lot convincing. The survey of 810 adults by telephone indicates credibility issues across parties with 57 percent agreeing Watergate should go to the courts.
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Nixon Defense Leaves Watergate Questions Open
Labor Day press conference leaves many Watergate questions unanswered about Gray’s warning to Nixon and Dean’s March brief. Nixon defends innocence while acknowledging altered accounts and delays, with Senate probes seeking full tape access and explanations.
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