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Events (48)

• February 23-24, 1969: Nixon Orders Plans for Secret Bombing of Cambodia 1969-02-23
• May 9-10, 1969: New York Times Reveals Secret Cambodia Bombings; White House Responds with Illegal Wiretaps 1969-05-09
• April 24-30, 1970: Nixon Orders Invasion of Cambodia; Kissinger Staffers Resign Rather than Participate in Coordination 1970-04-24
• May 2, 1970: Haig Orders Four More Wiretaps 1970-05-02
• May 4, 1973: Nixon Replaces Chief of Staff 1973-05-04
• July 13-16, 1973: White House Aide Reveals Existence of Nixon Taping System 1973-07-13
• August 22, 1973: Kissinger Becomes Secretary of State 1973-08-22
• October 12, 1973: Nixon Announces Gerald Ford as Vice President 1973-10-12
• October 19-20, 1973: ’Saturday Night Massacre;’ Public Demands Impeachment 1973-10-19
• November 21, 1973: 18 1/2 Minute Gap Discovered in Tape; Result of Deliberate Erasure 1973-11-21
• December 28, 1973: Chief of Staff Haig Urges Nixon to Cut Legal Ties with Indicted Aides 1973-12-28
• August 1-2, 1974: Nixon Aides Attempt to Engineer Pardon Deal from Ford 1974-08-01
• August 2, 1974: Ford Decides to Pardon Nixon, according to White House Lawyer 1974-08-02
• August 7, 1974: Haig: ‘I Haven’t the Slightest Doubt That the Tapes Were Screwed With’ 1974-08-07
• August 8, 1974: Nixon Resigns Presidency 1974-08-08
• August 9, 1974: Gerald Ford Replaces Nixon as President 1974-08-09
• August 9, 1974: Watergate Prosecutor Disturbed by Ford’s Refusal to Consider Executive Clemency 1974-08-09
• August 10, 1974: Nixon Lawyer Orders Tapes Boxed up for Secret Transfer from White House to California, Later Belays Order 1974-08-10
• August 10, 1974: Nixon Staffers Removing, Destroying White House Documents in Defiance of Ford’s Orders 1974-08-10
• August 10, 1974: Jaworski Unsure How to Prosecute Nixon 1974-08-10
• August 14, 1974: Haig Pushes Rumsfeld for White House Chief of Staff 1974-08-14
• August 14, 1974: Ford Cutting Ties with Nixon Lawyers; Haig Will Stay until He Can Get Nixon Pardoned 1974-08-14
• August 26, 1974: Ford Pursues Media Leak of Coup Prevention Story 1974-08-26
• August 27, 1974: Former Supreme Court Justice: Time to Pardon Nixon 1974-08-27
• August 28, 1974: Nixon Lawyer Argues for Pardon; ‘It’s a Done Deal’ 1974-08-28
• August 29, 1974: Ford Should ‘Fish or Cut Bait’ on Pardon, Prosecutor Says 1974-08-29
• August 30, 1974: Nixon Pardon May Be Contingent on Turning Over Documents, Making ‘Statement of Contrition’ 1974-08-30
• September 5-6, 1974: Ford Lets Nixon Know Pardon Forthcoming; Tentative Agreement on Documents, Tapes Reached 1974-09-05
• September 21, 1974 and After: Rumsfeld, Cheney Take Power in White House 1974-09-21
• January 28, 1981: Reagan Officials Planning to Sell Arms to Iran 1981-01-28
• May 6, 1991: New Book Alleges John Dean Masterminded Watergate Break-In 1991-05-06
• May 8, 1991:Silent CoupAuthors Challenged by CBS Interviewer 1991-05-08
• May 8, 1991:Silent CoupCharges Discredited on CNN 1991-05-08
• May 9, 1991 and After: Watergate Burglar Liddy behindSilent Coup 1991-05-09
• (10:26 a.m.) September 11, 2001: Former Secretary of State Haig Suggests that al-Qaeda Is behind Today’s Attacks 2001-09-11
• August 13, 2003: Press Complicit in ‘Rumsfeld Group’ Efforts to Manipulate Media Messaging on War on Terror 2003-08-13
• May 31, 2005: Felt Revealed as ‘Deep Throat’ 2005-05-31
• April 1981: Reagan Administration Says It Can Turn a Blind Eye to Pakistani Nuclear Program
• May 1991:Silent CoupPublished, Immediately Discredited
• July 2006: Nixon Honored Rule of Law by Resigning, Dean Writes, but Bush and Cheney Would Not
• September 16-Late September, 1974: Haig Takes Command of US Forces in Europe; Threatens to Expose Ford Officials
• October 1980: ’Billygate’-Based Disinformation Campaign Erupts near Election; Orchestrated by American Neoconservative and Italian Intelligence Agencies
• November 1991: Columbia Journalism Review Presents Contradictory Views ofSilent Coup
• December 1971: Defense Department Spy Ring inside White House Discovered
• Mid-1971 and Beyond: Agnew Refuses to Resign from Vice Presidency
• Spring 1981: Congressman Writes to Secretary of State Promising Fight over Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons Program
• 1981: Israel Begins Selling US-Made Arms to Iran
• 1999: US NGO Formed to Promote Peace in Chechnya