Nixon, Richard M(ilhous)., 1913-1994
United States-Congressman (R-California: 1947-1951)
United States-Senator (R-California: 1951-1953)
United States-Vice President (1953-1961)
United States-President (1969-1974: Nixon)
United States-Politics and Government-1969-1974
Executive Branch
Agnew, Spiro T., 1918-1996
Haldeman, H(arry). R(obbins)., 1926-1993
Dean, John W(esley)., 1938-
Ehrlichman, John D. 1925-1999
Haig, Alexander Meigs, 1924-
Kissinger, Henry, 1923-
Executive Power 1969-1972
White House Military Spy Ring
Radford, Charles (Yeoman)
Haig, Alexander Meigs, 1924-
Welander, Robert (Admiral)
Moorer, Thomas (Admiral)
Foreign Affairs and Defense
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty
Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty
Visits of State-China
Military Action-Cambodia
Domestic Affairs
Haldeman, H.(arry). R(obbins)., 1926-1993
Ehrlichman, John D. 1925-1999
Mitchell, John N. (John Newton) 1913-1988
Dean, John W(esley). 1938-
Haig, Alexander Meigs, 1924-
Journalism
Bernstein, Carl 1944-
Woodward, Bob 1943-
Washington Post
Woodward-Haig Connection
Reelection of President 1972
Watergate Affair 1972-1974
Second Break-in, June 17, 1972
Bailly, Phillip Mackin
Unlawful Cover-up
GEMSTONE
Haig, Alexander Meigs, 1924-
Cancer Within the Presidency
Dean, John W(esley). 1938-
Eighteen-and-a Half-Minute Gap
Saturday Night Massacre
Executive Power 1972-1974
Resignation of a president — Nixon, Richard M.
Pardon of a president — Ford, Gerald R., 1913- ; President-United
States
