The Wars of Watergate (41 page)

The President and his key aides, Henry Kissinger, John Ehrlichman, and H. R. Haldeman, in the Oval Office. (National Archives)

Nixon campaigning for George Bush in Texas, 1970. (National Archives)

Nixon, Attorney General John Mitchell, Press Secretary Ron Ziegler. (National Archives)

HEW Secretary Robert Finch (left) after his dismissal in June 1970, with his successor, Elliot Richardson, and the President. (National Archives)

Alexander Butterfield, Oval Office aide and custodian of the taping system, with Nixon. (National Archives)

Chinese Premier Zhou En-lai and Nixon, Beijing, January 1972. (National Archives)

Charles Colson, presidential assistant.

Jeb Stuart Magruder, White House aide and Deputy Director of CREEP. (National Archives)

Watergate burglars (clockwise from top left): Eugenio R. Martinez, Bernard L. Barker, Frank A. Sturgis, and Virgilio R. Gonzalez. (AP/Wide World Photos)

James McCord, Watergate burglar, former CIA agent, and Chief of Security for CREEP, testifying before the Senate Select Committee. (
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E. Howard Hunt, Watergate burglar, Colson aide, and former CIA employee. (
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G. Gordon Liddy, CREEP employee and planner of the Watergate burglary. (
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L. Patrick Gray, Acting Director of the FBI, 1972–1973. (
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