H R Haldeman

Events (117)

• January 30, 1969: Nixon Planning for ‘72 Election 1969-01-30
• February 17, 1969: Haldeman Begins Creating Secret Campaign Fund 1969-02-17
• February 23-24, 1969: Nixon Orders Plans for Secret Bombing of Cambodia 1969-02-23
• December 1, 1969: Nixon Orders New Campaign Slush Fund for Benefit of Loyal Candidates 1969-12-01
• January 13, 1970: Nixon Snubs Black Voters in Re-election Plans 1970-01-13
• March 6, 1970: Nixon Targets DNC Chairman for Surveillance, Discrediting 1970-03-06
• May 4-5, 1970: Nixon Responds to Kent State Shootings 1970-05-04
• April 1-May 5, 1970: Nixon Uses Secret Campaign Funds to Battle Alabama Governor 1970-05-05
• July 22, 1970: Nixon, Aides Plan Dissemination of Secret Campaign Funds 1970-07-22
• October 29, 1970: Nixon Provokes Antiwar Protesters for Cameras 1970-10-29
• December 9, 1970: Nixon Writes Fake Letters to Editors 1970-12-09
• May 13, 1971: Nixon Orders ITT Deal—No Prosecution In Return for Campaign Donations 1971-05-13
• June 17, 1971: Nixon Considers Ways of Using ‘Pentagon Papers’ For His Own Purposes 1971-06-17
• June 28, 1971: Nixon Lectures Cabinet on Loyalty, Secrecy, and Distrust of the Media 1971-06-28
• June 30-July 1, 1971: Nixon Authorizes Brookings Break-In 1971-07-01
• November 9, 1971: White House Claims Schorr Investigation Part of Proposed Job Offer 1971-11-09
• February 1, 1972: Evangelist Billy Graham Complains of ‘Jewish Stranglehold’ on US to Nixon 1972-02-01
• March 20-30, 1972: Nixon Confirms Plan to Bug Democrats 1972-03-20
• June 17, 1972: Nixon Suggests ‘Blow[ing]’ Think Tank Safe for Blackmail Purposes 1972-06-17
• June 17, 1972: White House, Nixon Campaign Mobilizes in Response to Watergate Burglary 1972-06-17
• June 18-19, 1972: Top White House Aides Order Evidence Destroyed, Try to Get Burglary Planner Out of US 1972-06-18
• June 19, 1972: Dean Orders Falsified Documents Removed from Watergate Burglar’s Safe 1972-06-19
• June 20-21, 1972: Liddy, Other Burglars Demand Payoffs; Nixon Says Burglars ‘Going to Need Money’ 1972-06-20
• June 20, 1972: Investigation Must Not Find Campaign ‘Horrors,’ Nixon, Aides Vow 1972-06-20
• June 20, 1972: Haldeman: Nixon Intends to Ask Millionaire Friend to Raise Money for Burglars 1972-06-20
• June 21, 1972: FBI Investigation Stalling on Money Tracing 1972-06-21
• June 21, 1972: Liddy Should Take Fall for Watergate, Nixon Aides Suggest; Nixon Says Most Americans Believe Bugging of Other Party ‘Routine’ 1972-06-21
• June 23, 1972: Nixon Orders CIA to Stop FBI Watergate Investigation 1972-06-23
• June 26-29, 1972: Dean Asks CIA for Money for Burglars, Is Rebuffed; Nixon Campaign Provides Money Instead 1972-06-26
• June 28, 1972: Mitchell Will Resign, Nixon and Haldeman Decide 1972-06-28
• July 18, 1972: Nixon, Ehrlichman Decide to Let Magruder Take Blame for Watergate 1972-07-18
• July 25, 1972: Nixon, Haldeman Confident FBI Investigation Contained 1972-07-25
• August 9, 1972: White House Pleased with Reported Watergate Indictments 1972-08-09
• August 22, 1972: Judge Seals Evidence in Democratic Lawsuit against Nixon Campaign 1972-08-22
• August 29, 1972: Nixon Says Both Sides Breaking Campaign Finance Laws; Internal Investigations Have Found No Wrongdoing in White House 1972-08-29
• September 15, 1972: Nixon Pleased over Indictments Going No Farther 1972-09-15
• September 29, 1972: Former Attorney General Controls Secret Campaign Fund, Post Reports 1972-09-29
• October 7, 1972: ’Agent Provocateur’ Connections Indicate White House Involvement ‘Higher Than’ John Mitchell 1972-10-07
• October 10, 1972: Campaign ‘Agent Provocateur’ Staying in Touch with White House 1972-10-10
• October 12-15, 1972: Evidence of ‘Agent Provocateur’ Connections with White House Mounts 1972-10-12
• October 19, 1972: Haldeman Discovers Identity of ‘Deep Throat’ 1972-10-19
• October 22-28, 1972: Washington Post Prints Incorrect Story Asserting Haldeman’s Involvement with Watergate 1972-10-22
• November 8, 1972: Nixon Demands Mass Resignation Letters; Will Decide Who Stays and Who Goes 1972-11-08
• November 11, 1972: Campaign ‘Agent Provocateur’ Confirms White House Links 1972-11-11
• December 8, 1972: Wife of Watergate Plumber Dies in Suspicious Plane Crash 1972-12-08
• January 2-3, 1973: Nixon Says Watergate Conspiracy ‘Too Close’ to White House 1973-01-02
• January 8, 1973: Nixon Learns Campaign Bugged McGovern Campaign Manager; Worries about Burglar’s Silence 1973-01-08
• February 7, 1973: Senate Creates Committee to Investigate Watergate; White House, GOP Senators Attempt to Dilute Resolution 1973-02-07
• February 13, 1973: Burglars’ Speaking out Will be a ‘Problem,’ Nixon Says 1973-02-13
• February 27, 1973: Dean: Nixon Labels Two Top Aides ‘Principals’ in Watergate Conspiracy; Intends to Use Executive Privilege to Keep Aides from Testifying before Senate 1973-02-27