George S Mcgovern
Events (24)
- May 15, 1972: Third Party Candidate Shot; White House Orders Gunman’s Apartment Broken Into 1972-05-15
- May 19, 1972-on: Nixon Campaign Leads PR Campaign to Create Fake Public Support for Haiphong Mining Operation 1972-05-19
- 2:30 a.m.June 17, 1972: Five ‘Plumbers’ Caught Burglarizing Democratic Offices in Watergate Hotel 1972-06-17
- June 18, 1972: Media Pays Little Attention to Watergate Burglary, Instead Ridicules McGovern Campaign 1972-06-18
- June 22, 1972: Nixon Denies White House Role in Watergate Burglary; Post Reporters Find Connections 1972-06-22
- July 13, 1972: Fractious Democrats Nominate McGovern, Eagleton 1972-07-13
- July 31-August 5, 1972: Vice Presidential Candidate Leaves Democratic Ticket over Controversial Medical History 1972-08-05
- August 9, 1972: Nixon Orders IRS to Investigate McGovern, Donors 1972-08-09
- September 15, 1972: Nixon Pleased over Indictments Going No Farther 1972-09-15
- November 7, 1972: Nixon Wins Landslide Re-Election Victory 1972-11-07
- January 8, 1973: Nixon Learns Campaign Bugged McGovern Campaign Manager; Worries about Burglar’s Silence 1973-01-08
- June 27, 1973: Dean Provides ‘Enemies List’ to Watergate Committee 1973-06-27
- August 24, 1974: Reagan Energizes Conservative Republicans 1974-08-24
- September 17, 1996: Agnew Dies; Republican Colleagues Praise Him as Courageous ‘Voice of the Silent Majority’ 1996-09-17
- May 1-4, 2003: Many in Media Give Enthusiastic Endorsement to Bush’s ‘Mission Accomplished’ Event 2003-05-01
- August 16, 2011: Researchers: Republicans Moving Away from Mainstream American Ideology by Embracing Tea Party 2011-08-16
- April-June 1972: ’Plumbers’ Plan for Watergate Burglary
- October 16-November, 1972: White House, Other Republicans Attack Washington Post over Watergate Coverage
- Early March, 1973: Washington Post and GAO Discover Nixon Campaign’s ‘Kiddie Corps’ of Spies
- March 1971: ’Pentagon Papers’ Leaked to New York Times
- Mid-June, 1971: Outrage over Pentagon Papers Sweeps Congress, Public
- Summer 1972 and After: Neoconservatives Work to Toughen US Policy towards Soviet Union
- 1971: Subcommittee Uncovers Computer Surveillance System in Military’s Domestic War Room
- March 1971: FBI Documents Describing Surveillance of Students, Minorities, and War Protesters Leaked