John Ehrlichman
Events (89)
- February 17, 1969: Haldeman Begins Creating Secret Campaign Fund 1969-02-17
- April 2, 1969: Nixon Begins Secret Political Intelligence Operations 1969-04-02
- July 18, 1969: Nixon Sees Chappaquiddick Tragedy Damages Kennedy 1969-07-18
- March 23, 1971: Nixon Negotiates Secret Deal with Milk Consortium for Campaign Donations 1971-03-23
- May 13, 1971: Nixon Orders ITT Deal—No Prosecution In Return for Campaign Donations 1971-05-13
- June 30-July 1, 1971: Nixon Authorizes Brookings Break-In 1971-07-01
- July 7, 1971: Nixon Aides Bring Hunt into White House 1971-07-07
- July 20, 1971: Ehrlichman Announces Creation of ‘Plumbers’ 1971-07-20
- August 5, 1971: ’Plumbers’ Probe Ellsberg, Decide to Break into Psychiatrist’s Office 1971-08-05
- September 8, 1971: Ehrlichman Reports ‘Plumbers’ Operations to Nixon 1971-09-08
- September 10, 1971: Ehrlichman Suggests Breaking into National Archives 1971-09-10
- 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, 1972: Investigation Must Not Find Campaign ‘Horrors,’ Nixon, Aides Vow 1972-06-20
- June 22, 1972: FBI Director Allows White House Counsel Unprecedented Access to Investigation 1972-06-22
- 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: Liddy Fired; Hunt Attempting to Avoid Testimony 1972-06-28
- June 28, 1972: Dean Gives FBI Director Files, Calls Them ‘Political Dynamite’ 1972-06-28
- June 28-July 3, 1972: FBI Director Blocks Interviews with CREEP Employees 1972-07-03
- July 18, 1972: Nixon, Ehrlichman Decide to Let Magruder Take Blame for Watergate 1972-07-18
- October 7, 1972: ’Agent Provocateur’ Connections Indicate White House Involvement ‘Higher Than’ John Mitchell 1972-10-07
- October 9, 1972: ’Deep Throat’ Provides Explosive Information about White House Plan to Subvert Elections 1972-10-09
- November 10-12, 1972: Hijackers Threaten to Crash a Plane into a Nuclear Facility in ‘the Most Chilling Domestic Hijacking in US History’ 1972-11-10
- December 7, 1972: White House Secretary Publicly Confirms Existence of ‘Plumbers,’ Names Ehrlichman as Plumbers’ Supervisor 1972-12-07
- December 8, 1972: Wife of Watergate Plumber Dies in Suspicious Plane Crash 1972-12-08
- February 13, 1973: Burglars’ Speaking out Will be a ‘Problem,’ Nixon Says 1973-02-13
- February 17, 1973: Nixon Nominates Gray to Head FBI 1973-02-17
- 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
- March 20, 1973: Nixon Anticipates ‘Dean Report’ Will End Watergate Speculations 1973-03-20
- March 21, 1973: White House Lawyer Dean: There Is ‘A Cancer on the Presidency’ 1973-03-21
- March 22, 1973: Nixon Orders Aides to ‘Stonewall’ Watergate Investigation 1973-03-22
- March 27, 1973: Nixon Lies to Secretary of State about Watergate Involvement 1973-03-27
- April 6-20, 1973: Dean Begins Cooperating with Watergate Prosecutors 1973-04-06
- April 8, 1973: Dean Ready to Testify; Haldeman Advises Continued Silence 1973-04-08
- April 14, 1973: Angry Arguments at White House Correspondents Dinner 1973-04-14
- April 14, 1973: Nixon Orders Mitchell to Take Blame for Watergate; Mitchell Refuses 1973-04-14
- April 15, 1973: Justice Department Officials Confront Nixon about Watergate Conspiracy 1973-04-15
- April 16-17, 1973: Senior White House Aides to Resign, Washington Post Learns 1973-04-16
- April 16, 1973: Nixon, Aides Attempt to Craft Testimony to Give Nixon Credit for ‘Breaking’ Watergate Case 1973-04-16
- April 20, 1973: Mitchell Testifies, Says He Would not Approve Bugging Democrats 1973-04-20
- April 22, 1973: Nixon Compares Aides’ Resignations to His Bombing of ‘Innocent Children in Hanoi’ 1973-04-22
- April 24, 1973: Nixon Asks for Resignations of Haldeman, Ehrlichman 1973-04-24
- April 27-30, 1973: FBI Director Gray Destroyed Incriminating White House Evidence; Resigns 1973-04-27
- April 29, 1973: Nixon Discusses Resignations with Aides, Says He Prays Not to Wake Up 1973-04-29
- April 30, 1973: Attorney General Kleindienst, Nixon Staffers Haldeman and John Ehrlichman Resign; White House Counsel Dean Fired 1973-04-30
- April 30, 1973: Nixon Denies Any Involvement in Watergate, Accepts Resignations 1973-04-30
- April 30, 1973: Nixon Vows Never to Discuss Watergate Again 1973-04-30
- June 3, 1973: Washington Post Says Dean Discussed Cover-Up with Nixon 35 Times, Approved of Payoffs to Watergate Conspirators 1973-06-03
- June 8-9, 1973: Colson Planned to Firebomb Brookings Institute, Post Reports 1973-06-08