History 232 Section 1 (CRN 10193)

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Tuesday, March 11, 2014

The Policy of Secrecy: Watergate



I. The Context:
            A. Anti-Communism
            B. The Political Style of Tricky Dick
            C. Tumultuous Times
II. Watergate:
                        A. The Break-In (June 17, 1972)
                        B. The Cover-Up
III. Why Watergate Matters?
A. Policy Change:
1. War Powers Act of 1973
2. 1974 Congressional Budget and
Impoundment Act
                                    3. Fair Campaign Act of 1974
                                    4. Freedom of Information Act in 1974            
B. A Change of Mind
C. A “Conservative” Shift: Electing President Jimmy Carter
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Nixon's Chief of Staff: H.R. Haldeman     
White House Counsel: John Dean
Chief Domestic Advisor: John Erlichman             
White House Aide: G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy's Aide: E. Howard Hunt                                
Attorney General: John Mitchell
CREEP Head of Security: James McCord              
Prosecuting Judge: John Sirica
Washington Post Reporters: Woodward and Bernstein


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