All the President's Men (54 page)

    security system of,
58

    subpoenas issued by,
260
,
268
–69,
274

    Vesco’s contribution to,
284
n

    as White House-controlled group,
85

Cuban exiles

    Haiphong mining supported by,
266

    Watergate burglary attributed to,
34

Dahlberg, Kenneth H., cashier’s check of,
41
–47,
56

Dardis, Martin,
36
–41,
53
–55,
70

Dash, Samuel,
330

    McCord interviewed by,
276

Dean, John W., III,
184
,
203

    charges made by,
295
–308,
312
,
318
–21

    Colson’s proposed fire vetoed by,
324
–25

    FBI White House reports and,
205
,
216
–17

    fired by Nixon,
309

    first implicated in Watergate,
277

    Gray turns files over to,
272

    Gray’s accusation of lying against,
274

    guilty plea of,
335

    Hunt and,
238

    Magruder’s implication of,
293
–94

    rumors of resignation of,
288
–92,
293

    tapes and,
331

    “unauthorized comment” by,
295

    Watergate investigation for Nixon by,
57
,
206
,
212
,
272
,
297
–98

“Deep background,” definition of,
71

“Deep Throat” (informant),
71
–73,
76
–77,
78
,
130
–35,
161
,
172
–73,
194
–96,
242
–46,
268
–71,
274
,
306
,
330
,
333

    Mrs. Graham asks name of,
236
–37

    possible motives of,
243

    on resignations of Haldeman and Dean,
288
,
299

    signals for,
71
–72,
172
,
195
,
242
–243

    on tape erasures,
333

    warning of surveillance by,
316
–19

Deep Throat
(movie),
260

Democratic campaign, Republican disruptions of,
see
Dirty tricks

Democratic convention, intelligence-gathering and sabotage-planning for,
30
,
133

Democratic National Committee, civil damage suit of,
26
,
49
,
58

DeMotte, Clifton,
253
–54

Diem, Ngo Dinh, assassination of,
306

Dirty tricks,
112
–30,
133

    by Hunt,
251
–53

    
Mankiewicz’s report on,
146
–47

    McGovern on,
197
n

    Muskie on,
148
–49

    Muskie staffers on,
147
–50

    number of persons involved in,
135
,
145

    
See also
Canuck Letter; Segretti, Donald H.

Dixon, Peter,
118
,
119
,
124
,
145

Dole, Robert,
14
,
29

    
Washington Post
attacked by,
162
,
181
–82

Dooley, James,
266
–67

Drew, Elizabeth,
91

Eagleton, Thomas F., health record of,
45
,
133
,
316

Earth Day (1970), FBI report of Muskie’s speech on,
149

Ehrlichman, John D.,
99
,
129
,
174
,
213
,
257
,
268
,
291

    Colson’s fire vetoed by,
324

    Dean’s charges and,
302
,
304
–5,
307
–8,
319

    and destruction of Hunt’s files,
306

    Eagleton’s health records and,
316

    Hunt and,
132
,
237

    illegality denied by,
305

    indictments of,
335

    Liddy on staff of,
35

    Mitchell and,
300

    Nixon’s continued relationship with,
335

    Plumbers and,
215

    resignation of,
309
–11

    special phone line and,
217
–18

    taping by Nixon not known to,
331

    on television program,
160
–61

    at White House Correspondents’ dinner,
285

Elbourne, Tim,
125
,
126

Ellsberg, Daniel,
165

    burglary of psychiatrist of,
307
,
312
–13,
316
,
335

    Sturgis’ attack on,
30

Ervin, Sam J., Woodward’s interview with,
246
–50

Ervin committee,
see
Senate Watergate committee

Evans, Rowland,
133

FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)

    addresses in burglars’ books not called by,
237

    Bernstein accused of misrepresenting self as agent of,
226

    Bremer apartment left unsealed by,
326

    Colson’s and Mitchell’s involvement known to,
244
–45

    CRP investigations by,
59
–62,
78
,
82
,
87
,
88
,
134
,
135
,
142
–43

    Haldeman’s role confirmed by agent of,
176
–77,
189
–91,
193
–94

    interest in
Washington Post
by,
72
,
86

    Muskie’s Earth Day speech reported by,
149

    number of Watergate interviews by,
131

    Segretti interviewed by,
151
–55,
203

    Texas Committee interview of,
53

    
Washington Post
accused of using
302
s by,
86
–87

    White House interviews by,
205
,
216
–17

    
See also
Gray, L. Patrick, III

Federal Campaign Expenditures Act,
46

Fielding, Fred,
216
–17

“Fifth Street Lawyers,”
16

Florida primary, dirty tricks in,
251
–252

GAO (General Accounting Office), CRP audits by,
46
–48,
56
,
265

George Washington University,
14
,
79

    Young Republicans at,
263

Gerstein, Richard E.,
38

    Watergate case and,
36
,
39
,
40
,
70

Glanzer, Seymour,
227
–28,
230
,
234

Goldwater, Barry,
250

Gonzalez, Virgilio R.,
19

Gore, Albert,
113
,
116

Gorton, George K.,
263
–65

Graham, Katharine,
62
,
105
,
107
,
108
,
206
,
310
–11,
334

    sources wanted by,
235
–37

    subpoena for,
260

Grand jury

    calling of President before considered,
323

    Mitchell’s testimony to,
300
–1

    Nixon orders staff to testify to,
281
–282

    
Washington Post’s
attempts to contact members of,
207
–11,
222
–224

    
See also
Indictments

Gray, L. Patrick, III

    Colson and Mitchell believed involved by,
244
,
246

    Hunt’s documents destroyed by,
305
–7

    nominated as permanent director of FBI,
267
–74

    testimony to Watergate committee by,
306
n

    on
Washington Post’s
information,
86

    wiretapping of reporters by,
259

Griffiths, Kenneth,
117
,
118
,
119
,
123

Grimm, James,
23

Guhin, Mike,
125

Gulf Resources and Chemical Co.,
53

Haig, Gen. Alexander,
314

    taping by Nixon known to,
331

    on
Washington Post’s
stories as “scurrilous,”
334

Haiphong (Vietnam), phony support for mining of,
265
–66

Haldeman, H. R. (Bob),
32
,
126
,
129
,
161
,
206
,
212
,
213
,
236

    campaign wiretapping pushed by,
270

    Canuck Letter and,
328

    Chapin and,
157

    Dean and,
297
,
319

    Dean’s charges and,
302
,
304
–5,
307
–8

    as enigma,
298

    FBI investigation of Schorr ordered by,
316

    illegality denied by,
305

    indictment of,
335

    Mitchell and,
300

    Nixon’s continued relationship with,
335

    in public park,
287
–88

    resignation of,
309
–11

    rumors of resignation of,
288
–92,
293
,
302

    secret fund and,
100
–1,
170
,
173
,
176
–93,
195
–98,
214
,
299

    Segretti and,
203
,
302

    taping by Nixon known to,
331

    Watergate committee and,
249
,
250

    at White House Correspondents’dinner,
285

Haldeman, Mrs. H. R.,
287

Halperin, Morton

    proposed burglary of,
324
–25

    wiretapping of,
313

Harmony, Sally,
59
,
61
,
65
,
66
,
134

Harrington, Jack,
217

Hart, Tom,
271
–72,
273

Harwood, Richard,
281
,
320
–21

Haynes, Richard,
55
,
56

Helms, Richard M.,
318

Herblock,
275

Hersh, Seymour M.,
233
,
248
,
294
,
302
,
316

    Bernstein’s and Woodward’s dinner with,
282

Higby, Lawrence,
196
,
214

    taping by Nixon known to,
331

Hillegass, Craig,
262
–63

Hoffa, James,
34

Hogan and Hartson (law firm),
34

Hoover, J. Edgar, wiretapping of reporters by,
259

Hosley, Morrison J.,
254
n

Hughes, Howard,
256
,
335

Hughes, Philip S.,
46
,
48

Hume, Brit,
256

Humphrey, Hubert H.,
42

Hunt, Dorothy,
205
–6,
229
,
252
,
283

Hunt, E. Howard,
72
,
110
,
128
,
132
,
203

    in address books of burglars,
22
,
24

    Barker’s calls to,
216

    blackmail by,
318
,
319
,
321

    Bremer break-in proposed to,
326
–330

    Chapin and,
156

    Dean’s possession of contents of safe of,
272
–73,
305
–7

    Dita Beard and,
252
,
255
–57

    Ehrlichman and,
132
,
237

    Ellsberg’s psychiatrist burglarized by,
307
,
312
–13

    executive clemency approved for,
312
,
331

    Gray’s destruction of documents of,
305
–7

    indictment of,
69

    Kennedy investigation by,
31
–33,
114
,
252
–54,
306

    as leader of “heavy operations team,”
133

    Mitchell and Colson as sponsors of,
245

    motive for silence by,
238

    novels of,
251

    in Plumbers,
206
,
215
,
216

    Segretti and,
150
,
151
,
153
,
154

    trial of,
229
,
231
–34,
240
–41

    West Coast travels of,
214
,
218
–19,
226

    wig of,
255
,
257

Impeachment,
335

Indictments

    of Chapin,
335

    of Colson,
335

    of Ehrlichman,
335

    of Haldeman,
335

    of incumbent president,
323

    of Mardian,
335

    of Mitchell and Stans,
335

    of Strachan,
335

    of Watergate burglars,
69
,
75
,
335