Mitchell and, 300
Nixon’s continued relationship with, 335
in public park, 287–88
resignation of, 309–11
rumors of resignation of, 288–92, 293, 302
secret fund and, 100–1, 170, 173, 176–93, 195–98, 214, 299
Segretti and, 203, 302
taping by Nixon known to, 331
Watergate committee and, 249, 250
at White House Correspondents’dinner, 285
Haldeman, Mrs. H. R., 287
Halperin, Morton
proposed burglary of, 324–25
wiretapping of, 313
Harmony, Sally, 59, 61, 65, 66, 134
Harrington, Jack, 217
Hart, Tom, 271–72, 273
Harwood, Richard, 281, 320–21
Haynes, Richard, 55, 56
Helms, Richard M., 318
Herblock, 275
Hersh, Seymour M., 233, 248, 294, 302, 316
Bernstein’s and Woodward’s dinner with, 282
Higby, Lawrence, 196, 214
taping by Nixon known to, 331
Hillegass, Craig, 262–63
Hoffa, James, 34
Hogan and Hartson (law firm), 34
Hoover, J. Edgar, wiretapping of reporters by, 259
Hosley, Morrison J., 254n
Hughes, Howard, 256, 335
Hughes, Philip S., 46, 48
Hume, Brit, 256
Humphrey, Hubert H., 42
Hunt, Dorothy, 205–6, 229, 252, 283
Hunt, E. Howard, 72, 110, 128, 132, 203
in address books of burglars, 22, 24
Barker’s calls to, 216
blackmail by, 318, 319, 321
Bremer break-in proposed to, 326–330
Chapin and, 156
Dean’s possession of contents of safe of, 272–73, 305–7
Dita Beard and, 252, 255–57
Ehrlichman and, 132, 237
Ellsberg’s psychiatrist burglarized by, 307, 312–13
executive clemency approved for, 312, 331
Gray’s destruction of documents of, 305–7
indictment of, 69
Kennedy investigation by, 31–33, 114, 252–54, 306
as leader of “heavy operations team,” 133
Mitchell and Colson as sponsors of, 245
motive for silence by, 238
novels of, 251
in Plumbers, 206, 215, 216
Segretti and, 150, 151, 153, 154
trial of, 229, 231–34, 240–41
West Coast travels of, 214, 218–19, 226
wig of, 255, 257
Impeachment, 335
Indictments
of Chapin, 335
of Colson, 335
of Ehrlichman, 335
of Haldeman, 335
of incumbent president, 323
of Mardian, 335
of Mitchell and Stans, 335
of Strachan, 335
of Watergate burglars, 69, 75, 335
Internal Revenue Service, Nixon audited by, 335
Intertel, 256
Issues and Answers (television program), 160–61, 197
ITT memo, 252, 255–57
J. Walter Thompson (advertising agency), 126, 157
Jackson, Morton B., secretary to, 225–226
Jackson, Robert, 227
Johnson, Lyndon B., J. Edgar Hoover and, 289
Jones, Kirby, 181
Jones, Philip, 23
Kaiser, Robert G., 257
Kalmbach, Herbert, 104, 124–25, 128
guilty plea of, 335
Haldeman and, 171
secret fund and, 100, 160, 197, 202, 214
secretary of, 218, 219
Segretti and, 150–53, 157–59, 273–274
Kennedy, Edward, 118
false Muskie campaign letter on, 149
Hunt’s investigation of, 31–33, 114, 252–54, 306
investigation by subcommittee of, 202, 247
Kennedy, John F., Diem assassination and, 306
Kiernan, Laura, 259–60
Kilpatrick, Carroll, 220n, 295
Kissinger, Henry, 125, 194, 215, 282, 285
believes Haldeman innocent, 236
recommends Nixon disavow former aides, 335
taping by Nixon not known to, 331–332
wiretapping authorized by, 313–16, 324
Klein, Herbert, 186–87
Kleindienst, Richard, 91, 255, 285, 287, 288, 291
disqualifies self on Watergate case, 294
resignation of, 309
on Watergate indictments, 69
Kleindienst, Mrs. Richard, 287
Knight newspapers, 45n, 309
Krogh, Egil (Bud)
guilty plea of, 335
in Plumbers, 215, 216, 257–58
Lakewood Country Club (Rockville, Md.), 23
LaRue, Frederick, 28, 60, 110, 170–171
Dean and, 319
guilty plea of, 335
as housecleaner, 82–83, 87, 88, 90, 96
knowledge of Watergate by, 62, 67, 75
secret fund transferred to, 283–84, 302
Lawrence, John F., 225
Lewis, Alfred E., first burglary report by, 15–16, 18
Liddy, G. Gordon, 66, 110, 115–16
“bad apple” speech of, 66, 89
Dean threatened by, 319
destruction of records by, 67
Ellsberg’s psychiatrist burglarized by, 307, 312–13
first mention of, 35
indictments of, 69, 335
McCord’s testimony on, 280–81
Mitchell and Colson as sponsors of, 245
money received by, 47, 68, 69, 73, 74–75, 85, 96, 194, 214, 230
New York Times tap proposed by, 245
in Plumbers, 206, 215, 216
secretary of, see Harmony, Sally
Segretti and, 121, 203
trial of, 229–31, 234, 238–41
West Coast travels of, 214, 218–19, 226
Lindsay, John V., dirty tricks against, 251–52
Loeb, William, 127n
Los Angeles (Calif.)
Beverly Wilshire Hotel in, 219
fire damage to Nixon headquarters in, 165
Los Angeles Times, 91, 245n, 276–77, 288
Baldwin interview of, 108–11, 222, 225
McCardle, Dorothy, 220
McCartney, James, 309, 310
McCloskey, Paul, 133
McCord, James W., Jr., 110, 114, 206, 245
bugging equipment bought by, 227
character of, 21
executive clemency offered to, 318
home of, 22
letter to Sirica by, 275–77
Mitchell and, 28, 280–81
at preliminary hearing, 18
trial of, 230, 238–41
VVAW penetration ordered by, 108–9
Watergate committee testimony by, 276, 280–81, 283
McCord Associates, 21
McGovern, George, 19, 30
Eagleton withdrawal and, 45
Washington Post
accused of un-fairly helping, 163–65, 181–82, 184–86, 199–200, 218
on Washington Post stories, 197
Watergate case and, 79
MacGregor, Clark, 45–48, 60, 91
becomes head of CRP, 45
clandestine fund confirmed by, 194–195
complaint to Washington Post by, 62–63
Washington Post attacked by, 163–166
Magruder, Jeb Stuart, 59, 112n, 170, 205, 206, 230
as bike freak, 81
decides to talk, 292–94, 296, 299–300
denial of involvement by, 78–79
Ervin on, 249
guilty plea of, 335
as Haldeman’s man, 100, 214
knowledge of Watergate by, 62, 66, 68, 69, 76–77, 212, 276–77, 301
money received by, 75, 77, 85, 96
secret fund and, 98, 103, 194, 214
> at Watergate trial, 239–40
Manchester Union Leader, 127n
Mankiewicz, Frank, 267
sabotage acts reported by, 146–47
Mann, Jim, 260
Mansfield, Mike, 247
Marder, Murrey, 315, 316
Mardian, Robert C., 59–60, 171, 213–215
background of, 90
as housecleaner, 82–83, 87, 88, 90, 96
indictment of, 335
on Washington Post story, 91
Maroulis, Peter, 238, 241
Martinez, Eugenio R., 19
guilty plea of, 234
indictment of, 335
Young Republican accommodations sought by, 23
Meany, George, 147
Meet the Press (television program), 197
Mexico City (Mexico), Barker’s money from, 36–37, 41, 52–56
Meyer, Lawrence, 214, 229
Meyers, Robert, 121–25, 144, 150, 153, 154, 157, 201, 202
Miami (Fla.)
Doral Beach Hotel in, 151
prosecutor’s office in, see Dardis, Martin
Miami, University of, Young Republican accommodations sought at. 23
Mitchell, John N., 14, 170, 206, 283
Bernstein’s telephone conversation with, 104–7
covert activity originated by, 318
Dean and, 319
grand-jury testimony of, 300–1
indictment of, 335
instructions on Watergate response by, 87, 88
knowledge of Watergate by, 62, 64, 83, 92, 132–33, 212, 233, 237, 244–46, 280
McCord and, 28, 280–81
Magruder’s implication of, 293–94, 299–300
Nixon and, 303
Plumbers and, 216
resignation of, 30, 60, 92, 133
secret fund and, 97–98, 102–3, 194, 214, 244
state of mind of, 300
on Watergate burglary after it happened, 20–21, 29
wiretapping authorized by, 259, 270
Mitchell, Martha, 110, 133, 300
Woodward’s visit to, 92–95
Mitchell Doctrine, 258
Mollenhoff, Clark, 163
Moore, Emmett, FBI interview of, 53
Moore, Powell, 77, 104, 107
Moyers, Bill D., 289
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander (law firm), 93
Mullen, Robert R., and Company, 24, 30, 205
Muskie, Edmund
Republican disruption of campaign of, 114;
see also Canuck Letter
White House answer of allegations demanded by, 146
My Lai massacre, 282
National-security wiretaps, 258–59
Nelson, Jack, 110, 111, 224
New York Daily News, 66, 305–6
New York Times, 34n, 35, 37, 52, 79, 100, 133, 186, 233, 282, 294
CRP’s phony ad in, 265–66
Liddy’s proposal to tap, 245
on MacGregor’s confirmation of fund, 194–95
Pentagon Papers in, 215
on Segretti, 145, 167–69, 202
subpoenas to, 260
wiretapping of, 270, 313
Newhall (Calif.), 164
Newsday, 35, 255
Newsweek, 202, 289, 312
Nixon, Pat, and Mitchell, 300
Nixon, Richard M.
campaigns always run by, 129
Chapin and, 161–62, 168
Checkers speech of, 290n
Colson’s alerting of, on cover-up, 303–4
continues relationship with former aides, 334–35
cover-up cost and, 318, 321
Dean and, 277, 297, 302–5, 312, 318, 321
executive clemency and, 312, 318
fits of depression of, 319
first Watergate comment of, 29
on funds and violations of law, 57
on Gray hearings, 273
on Haldeman-Ehrlichman resignations, 310–11
impeachment of, discussed, 335
knowledge of Watergate by, 132, 305, 308, 312, 318–19, 321, 322–324
Mitchell and, 303
on news leaks, 268–69
1972 nomination of, 48–49
1974 State of the Union message of, 335
orders his staff to testify, 281
says he is not a crook, 334
Sloan’s belief in lack of Watergate knowledge by, 84, 85, 99
on suspension of indicted persons, 290–91
tax audit of, 335
at White House Correspondents’
dinner, 285
Woodward seeks interview with, 278–79
Nixon Foundation, 100
Nixon Library, 100
Nixt, Roger Lee, 116, 118, 119, 124, 145
November Group, 133
O’Brien, Lawrence F., on Watergate burglary, 20–21, 26
Odle, Robert, 28, 61, 66, 75, 87, 97
as recipient of wiretap memos, 110–111
at Watergate trial, 239
Office of Emergency Preparedness, 23
Ogarrio Daguerre, Manuel, 37, 38, 41, 53, 55
Olsen, Jack, The Bridge at Chappaquiddick, 31–32, 253
Operation Candor, 334
Osborne, John, 57n
Osnos, Peter, 192
Ostrow, Ronald, 224–25, 277
Parkinson, Kenneth Wells, 261, 283, 335
Pentagon Papers
in New York Times, 215
in Washington Post, 236n
See also Ellsberg, Daniel
Petersen, Henry E., 291, 306, 322
Phoenix (Ariz.), 165
Piper, Virginia, 43
Plumbers, 206–7, 213, 215–18, 257–259
Ziegler on, 219–20
Porter, Herbert L. (Bart), 112n, 125, 170, 230
guilty plea of, 335
knowledge of Watergate by, 62, 67, 76–77
money received by, 75, 77, 85, 96, 194, 214
at Watergate trial, 239
Primary elections
undercover group for, 133
See also Democratic campaign; Dirty tricks
Provocateurs, 20, 151
Quakers, infiltration of, 262, 264
Rafferty, Joseph, Jr., at preliminary hearing, 17
“Ratfucking,” 126, 128, 132
Rebozo, Bebe, 334, 335
Reporters, wiretapping of, 259, 270–271, 316
Republican challengers, White House efforts against, 133
Republican convention, intelligence-gathering and sabotage-planningfor, 133, 151
Richardson, Elliot, 324
becomes Attorney General, 309
resignation of, 333
Richey, Charles R., 206
testimony sealed by, 49
Rietz, Kenneth, 265
Ringle, Ken, 53
Rockville (Md.)
Lakewood Country Club in, 23
McCord Associates in, 21
Watkins-Johnson Company in, 227
Rosenfeld, Harry M., 29, 30, 33, 79, 88, 101, 103, 136, 137, 142, 147, 166–67, 179–81, 183, 189–91, 197, 204, 218, 263, 289, 292, 299, 312, 320
background of, 89–90
chooses reporter for Watergate trial, 228–29
grand-jury questioning and, 210
on “hippie lawyer,” 154
Rothblatt, Henry B., 230, 231–33
Ruckelshaus, William D., 56
resignation of, 333
on wiretaps, 313
Rugaber, Walter, 34n, 37
Sachs, Stephen, 270n
Sanchez, Manolo, 290
Scali, John, 138
Schleicher, Jane F., 31–32
Schorr, Daniel, 183–84, 223
FBI investigation of, 316
Schwering, Mike, 76
Scott, Hugh
Ervin committee opposed by, 250
on Watergate case, 79
Secret fund, 34, 66–70, 73–77
confirmed by MacGregor, 194
GAO audit and, 48, 56
Haldeman and, 100–1,
170, 173, 176–93, 195–98, 214
Kalmbach and, 100, 160, 197, 202, 214
Liddy and, 47, 68, 69, 73, 74–75, 85, 96, 194, 214, 230
Magruder and, 98, 103, 194, 214
Mitchell and, 97–98, 102–3, 194, 214, 244
payoffs to conspirators from, 283
phony ad paid for by, 266
Sloan on, 95, 96–101, 160, 283–84
Stans and, 56, 66, 67, 96, 194, 214, 240
transferred to LaRue, 283–84, 302
Sedam, J. Glenn, 110–11
Segretti, Mrs. A. H., 120
Segretti, Donald H., 115–28, 132, 144–145, 199, 245
Bernstein’s interviews with, 201–4, 218, 219
Chapin and, 150, 152, 154–56, 159, 161
Dean and, 272
guilty plea of, 335
Haldeman and, 203, 302
Kalmbach and, 150–53, 157–59, 273–74
Young on, 150–54
Semple, Robert B., Jr., 168
Senate Watergate committee (Ervin committee), 335
establishment of, 247, 250–51
Gray’s testimony to, 306n
McCord’s testimony to, 276, 280–281, 283
Nixon’s negotiations with, 291
taping by Nixon revealed to, 332
Shapiro, Dave, 327–29
Sheehan, Neil, 270, 313
Shipley, Alex, 113–18, 122, 123–24, 145
Shumway, Devan L., 30, 35, 47, 73, 90, 143–44, 267
Silbert, Earl, 36, 208, 217, 238
bugging-equipment incident protested by, 227–28
at preliminary hearing, 18
at Watergate trial, 230–31, 239–41
Simons, Howard, 19, 52, 101–3, 113–114, 137, 142, 179–80, 183, 189, 191, 197, 200, 232–33, 275–77, 306–7, 309, 310, 312, 320, 321
“Deep Throat” named by, 71
grand-jury questioning opposed by, 210
Kissinger interview and, 315–16
at lunch with Mrs. Graham, 235, 236
subpoena for, 260
on “ultimate dirty trick,” 326
Sirica, John, 334, 335
Baldwin tapes hearing by, 222, 225
McCord’s letter to, 275–77
Nixon on, 311
on reporters’ contacts with grand jury, 211, 222–23
trial of burglars by, 230, 232–35, 240–41
Sloan, Hugh W., Jr., 43, 65, 66, 68, 103, 170
grand-jury testimony on Haldeman denied by, 183–84, 187–94, 197–198
reporters’ contacts with, 79–86, 87, 89, 95–101, 159–60, 174–75, 182, 213–14, 330
resignation of, 46–47, 73, 75, 78
on secret fund, 95, 96–101, 160, 283–84
Watergate committee and, 248
at Watergate trial, 239, 240
Sloan, Mrs. Hugh W., 79–81
Sloan, Melissa Madison, 95
Smith, Hedrick, 270, 313
Snyder, Richard, 184
Sonnet, Neal, 54
Stans, Maurice H., 14, 62, 171
Dahlberg check and, 43–46, 56
indictment of, 335
Mexican money and, 52, 55–56
Nixon on, 57
secret fund and, 56, 66, 67, 96, 194, 214, 240
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