John Mitchell
Events (77)
- April 17, 1973: Nixon Flirts with Idea of Resigning 1973-04-17
- April 19, 1973: White House Counsel Will Cooperate with Investigation; Attorney General Recuses Himself 1973-04-19
- April 20, 1973: Mitchell Testifies, Says He Would not Approve Bugging Democrats 1973-04-20
- May 16, 1973: Watergate Conspiracy Far Deeper than Reported, Felt Tells Woodward; GOP ‘Mole’ on Watergate Committee 1973-05-16
- July 11, 1973: John Mitchell Explains His Priority Was to Defend White House from Investigators 1973-07-11
- September 24-25, 1973: Hunt Testifies before Watergate Committee 1973-09-24
- March 1, 1974: Seven Indicted for Watergate Crimes; Nixon an ‘Unindicted Co-Conspirator’ 1974-03-01
- July 5, 1974: Justice Department Issues Mixed Report on FBI Investigation of Watergate 1974-07-05
- August 22, 1974: Watergate Trial Postponed; Jaworski Wrestling with Decision to Indict Nixon 1974-08-22
- August 28, 1974: Nixon Subpoenaed to Testify in Watergate Trial 1974-08-28
- August 29, 1974: Ford Should ‘Fish or Cut Bait’ on Pardon, Prosecutor Says 1974-08-29
- September 3, 1974: Former White House Counsel Dean Begins Prison Sentence 1974-09-03
- January 1, 1975: Watergate ‘Big Three’ Convicted 1975-01-01
- April 13, 1977: Interviewer Frost Proves Nixon Lied about Knowledge of Watergate Cover-Up 1977-04-13
- April 15, 1977: Nixon Will Never Serve the Public Again, He Tells Interviewer 1977-04-15
- August 1972: CREEP Official Told to Lie to Watergate Grand Jury
- September 16-Late September, 1972: ’Deep Throat’ Says ‘Go Stronger’ on Watergate Reporting, He Advises Woodward to ‘Follow the Money’
- October 23-Mid-November, 1974: Nixon Unable to Testify in Watergate Trial
- October 1974: Watergate Burglar Says He Never Asked for ‘Hush Money,’ but Simply What Any Clandestine Intelligence Operative Would Expect
- 1969: ITT Negotiates with Nixon Aides to Avoid Antitrust Lawsuit
- 1970: Attorney General Predicts US Will Shift Rightward in Policies
- Early September, 1972: CREEP Employee Confirms Top Campaign Officials Knew of Watergate Surveillance, Says Officials Lied to FBI
- Fall 1972: Post Reporters Realize Nixon Will be Impeached
- August, 1972: Reporters Have Difficulty with Terrified CREEP Employees, Gather Shreds of Information
- Late 1973: Former Nixon Aide Says Nixon White House ‘Debauch[ed] Conservative Values,’ Used Antiwar Protests as Excuse for Unwarranted Power Grab
- Mid-January, 1973: Reporter Learns of Fundamental Investigative Failures of FBI
- Late 1971: FBI Keeps Emergency Detention List despite Congressional Ban