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Chief Counsel Samuel Dash interrogates James W McCord during Senate Watergate Committee hearings, Washington DC.
A report about events and happenings of the Watergate scandal and hearings of the Senate-Watergate Committee, in Washington DC. A Senate Committee hearing about inquiry on Richard Nixon's election campaign in 1972. Witnesses speak in front of the Committee. Chief Counsel Samuel Dash interrogates James W McCord, Former Security Director of Nixon Re-Election Committee. Newspaper headlines about McCord's statements to the Committee. McCord speaks to the committee.
Members of Nixon Re-election Committee questioned by Senate-Watergate Committee during hearings, Washington DC.
A report about events and happenings of the Watergate scandal and hearings of the Senate-Watergate Committee, in Washington DC. A Senate Committee hearing about inquiry on Richard Nixon's election campaign in 1972. Members of the Nixon Re-election Committee questioned by the Senate-Watergate Committee members. Terry F Lenzner, Assistant Chief Counsel interrogates a member of the re-election committee. Senator Lowell Weickerr questions him as the man replies. Members of the Senate Committee recall the hearings during interview.
Members of Nixon Re-election Committee questioned Samuel Dash and Senator Baker of Senate-Watergate Committee, Washington DC.
A report about events and happenings of the Watergate scandal and hearings of the Senate-Watergate Committee, in Washington DC. Senate Committee hearings questions members of Nixon Re-election Committee in 1972 elections. Chief counsel Samuel Dash interrogates Jeb Stuart Magruder, Former Deputy Director of the CMTE. He replies to all questions. Senator Howard Baker asks some questions to Magruder. The panel of committee members including Senator Sam Ervin Junior, at the desk listens to his replies.
Vice President Richard Nixon in important offices, tours various nations and debates with Khrushchev prior to 1960 elections.
Senator Richard Nixon as the Vice President with President Eisenhower. Nixon shakes hands with Lyndon Johnson. Nixon holds office of President during President's absence. Nixon during visit to various nations of Latin America, Europe and Asia. Nixon during the famous 'No holes barred' debate with Soviet General Secretary Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev shakes hand with Nixon. Large crowds of supporters cheer for Nixon during the President Election campaign in 1960. Nixon after the defeat in the elections tries to recover from the trauma. From a promotional film released during the 1972 presidential election.
U.S. President Nixon's address to the nation about Watergate case and re-election committee, from the White House, Washington DC.
President Nixon during address to the nation from his office in the White House, Washington DC. Overall topic is Watergate investigation. He recalls the year 1972 with most important Presidential duties on him, so he issued campaign operation responsibilities to other individuals. He says that he has honest judges and prosecutors to ensure justice to the convict. He says that this issue should not distract the focus from important issues like development and world peace.
President Nixon speaks about controlling the increasing food prices during a live broadcast from the White House.
Live coverage of a speech by U.S. President Richard Nixon from the White House in Washington DC, United States. The speech is about the economy of the United States. President Nixon recalls the period in 1972 when he directed an increase in food supplies which finally held the prices. He says that it is still helping in terms of what American citizens pay at the supermarkets today. Food prices have risen drastically. He says that reason for this increase in price is an unprecedented demand abroad for American farm products. He says that increase in exports will be necessary for balance of payment. He speaks about putting in effect the export controls due to rise in food prices within the country. President Nixon says that they must give higher priority to consumers within the country. He says that he has ordered the Internal Revenue Service to stop the rise in the cost of living.