Nixon Administration
Events (86)
- September 29, 1969: Army Refuses to Prosecute Green Berets for Murder; Ellsberg Begins Copying ‘Pentagon Papers’ for Release to Press 1969-09-29
- July 22, 1970: Nixon, Aides Plan Dissemination of Secret Campaign Funds 1970-07-22
- July 7, 1971: Nixon Aides Bring Hunt into White House 1971-07-07
- May 19, 1972-on: Nixon Campaign Leads PR Campaign to Create Fake Public Support for Haiphong Mining Operation 1972-05-19
- May 26, 1972: US, USSR Enter Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty 1972-05-26
- June 17, 1972: White House, Nixon Campaign Mobilizes in Response to Watergate Burglary 1972-06-17
- 2:30 a.m.June 17, 1972: Five ‘Plumbers’ Caught Burglarizing Democratic Offices in Watergate Hotel 1972-06-17
- June 21, 1972: Mitchell Hired Watergate Burglar, Former Administration Official Says 1972-06-21
- June 22, 1972: Nixon Denies White House Role in Watergate Burglary; Post Reporters Find Connections 1972-06-22
- June 28, 1972: Liddy Fired; Hunt Attempting to Avoid Testimony 1972-06-28
- September 14-17, 1972: CREEP Bookkeeper Provides Damaging Information against Campaign 1972-09-14
- September 18, 1972: Former CREEP Treasurer Says White House, Campaign Committee Essentially One and the Same 1972-09-18
- October 3, 1972: House Committee Refuses to Investigate Possible Nixon Campaign Banking Law Violations 1972-10-03
- October 18, 1972: Watergate a Fiction of the Liberal ‘Eastern Establishment Media,’ Nixon Aides Contend 1972-10-18
- October 19, 1972: Haldeman Discovers Identity of ‘Deep Throat’ 1972-10-19
- November 11, 1972: Campaign ‘Agent Provocateur’ Confirms White House Links 1972-11-11
- December 21, 1972: McCord Warns White House Not to Pin Blame for Watergate on CIA 1972-12-21
- January 10, 1973: Hunt to Burglars: White House Will Take Care of Families If They Plead Guilty, Remain Quiet 1973-01-10
- January 24, 1973: ’Deep Throat’ Confirms FBI’s Investigation Deliberately Short-Sighted; Evidence Lacking to Prove Deeper Conspiracy 1973-01-24
- After January 30, 1973: Hunt Tells Fellow Burglars to Remain Silent Due to ‘National Security’ Concerns; McCord Ready to Jump Ship 1973-01-30
- March 1, 1973: FBI Veteran Advises White House Lawyer on Handling the Watergate Investigation 1973-03-01
- March 6-7, 1973: FBI Documents Prove White House Paid ‘Agent Provacateur’ 1973-03-06
- March 10, 1973: Colson Resigns as White House Counsel 1973-03-10
- March 21, 1973: White House Lawyer Dean: There Is ‘A Cancer on the Presidency’ 1973-03-21
- March 22, 1973: FBI Director Says Dean ‘Probably’ Lied about Watergate Burglar 1973-03-22
- March 22, 1973: Nixon Orders Aides to ‘Stonewall’ Watergate Investigation 1973-03-22
- March 25, 1973: Watergate Lawyer Says McCord is ‘Naming Names;’ Dean, Magruder Involved in Planning 1973-03-25
- March 27, 1973: Hunt Lies to Grand Jury 1973-03-27
- April 5, 1973: Gray Withdraws as FBI Director Nominee 1973-04-05
- April 6-20, 1973: Dean Begins Cooperating with Watergate Prosecutors 1973-04-06
- April 14, 1973: Nixon Orders Mitchell to Take Blame for Watergate; Mitchell Refuses 1973-04-14
- April 15, 1973: Dean Agrees Not to Divulge Wiretapping 1973-04-15
- 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 17, 1973: Nixon’s Aides, Staffers Will Testify in Watergate Investigations 1973-04-17
- May 11, 1973: All Charges Against Pentagon Papers Leaker Dropped; Judge Blasts Governmental Misconduct 1973-05-11
- May 14, 1973: Kissinger Refuses to Confirm He Authorized FBI Wiretaps on Government Officials, Reporters 1973-05-14
- 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
- July 7, 1973: Nixon Invokes Executive Privilege in Refusing to Testify or Provide Documents 1973-07-07
- July 13-16, 1973: White House Aide Reveals Existence of Nixon Taping System 1973-07-13
- July 16, 1973: White House Counsel Denies Nixon Knew of Cover-up 1973-07-16
- July 24, 1973: Former Nixon Aide John Ehrlichman Testifies before Senate 1973-07-24
- October 10, 1973: Agnew Pleads No Contest to Tax Evasion Charges, Resigns as Vice President 1973-10-10
- November 30, 1973: Former White House Aide Pleads Guilty 1973-11-30
- March 1, 1974: Seven Indicted for Watergate Crimes; Nixon an ‘Unindicted Co-Conspirator’ 1974-03-01
- March 12, 1974: Nixon Demands IRS Probes of White House, Congress 1974-03-12
- April 16, 1974: Jaworski Subpoenas 64 Watergate Tapes 1974-04-16
- July 5, 1974: Justice Department Issues Mixed Report on FBI Investigation of Watergate 1974-07-05
- August 8, 1974: Boxes of Presidential Documents Prepared for Clandestine Shipment to Nixon’s California Residence 1974-08-08