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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Rose_Mary_WoodsRose Mary Woods - Wikipedia

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   Rose Mary Woods was Richard Nixon's personal secretary from 1951 to 1974, and a key figure in the Watergate scandal. She claimed to have accidentally erased part of a tape that revealed Nixon's involvement in the cover-up, but the true cause of the gap remains unknown.

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3. www.npr.org › 2005/01/24 › 4463532Rose Mary Woods, Devoted Nixon Secretary, Dies - NPR

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   Jan 24, 2005 · Rose Mary Woods, the loyal secretary and friend of President Richard Nixon, has died at 87. Woods took responsibility for erasing 18.5 minutes of tape crucial to the Watergate...

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4. www.nytimes.com › 2005/01/23 › politicsRose Mary Woods, Nixon's Secretary, Dies - The New York Times

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   Jan 23, 2005 · WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 - Rose Mary Woods, the devoted secretary to President Richard M. Nixon who was at the center of one of the great mysteries of Watergate after 18Â1⁄2 minutes of a...

5. www.seattletimes.com › nation-world › rose-maryRose Mary Woods, Nixon secretary, dies at 87 - The Seattle Times

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   Jan 24, 2005 · Rose Mary Woods, 87, the Nixon White House secretary whose improbable stretch was supposed to account for part of an 18½-minute gap in a crucial Watergate tape, died Saturday at a nursing...

6. www.washingtonpost.com › politics › rose-mary-woodsRose Mary Woods Dies; Loyal Nixon Secretary - The Washington Post

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   Jan 24, 2005 · Rose Mary Woods, 87, the Nixon White House secretary whose improbable stretch was supposed to account for part of an 18 1/2-minute gap in a crucial Watergate tape, died Jan. 22 at a...

7. www.nixonfoundation.org › remembering-rose-woodsRemembering Rose Woods - Richard Nixon Foundation

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   Jan 22, 2010 · Rose Woods was a loyal and dedicated secretary to Richard Nixon for five decades, from his Senate staff to the White House. She was also a friend, a mentor, and a role model to many, with a sharp mind, a sense of humor, and a Catholic faith.

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   How did Rose Mary Woods die?

   • Rose Mary Woods, 87, the Nixon White House secretary whose improbable stretch was supposed to account for part of an 18 1/2-minute gap in a crucial Watergate tape, died Jan. 22 at a nursing home in Alliance, Ohio, where she lived. No cause of death was reported.

   Rose Mary Woods Dies; Loyal Nixon Secretary - The Washington Post

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   Who was Rose Mary Woods?

   • Rose Mary Woods was born in northeastern Ohio in the small pottery town of Sebring on December 26, 1917. [ 2] Her brother was Joseph I. Woods, a sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, and longtime member of the Cook County Board.

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   Who is Mary Woods?

   • One of five children in a tightly knit Irish Catholic home, Ms. Woods was brought up in Sebring, a small town in Northeastern Ohio. At 17, she went to work at her father's pottery company. She was engaged at the time to a man who died before their wedding.

   Rose Mary Woods, Nixon's Secretary, Dies - The New York Times

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   Did Miss Woods cause a 'Rose Mary Stretch'?

   • Some wags, according to a Washington Post article at the time, dubbed it “the Rose Mary Stretch.” Miss Woods testified to a federal grand jury in 1974 that she might have caused a four- or five-minute gap in the tape, but no more.

   Rose Mary Woods, Nixon secretary, dies at 87 | The Seattle Times

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9. www.nbcnews.com › id › wbna6858841Nixon secretary Rose Mary Woods dies at 87 - NBC News

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   Jan 23, 2005 · Rose Mary Woods, the devoted secretary to President Nixon who admitted to inadvertently erasing part of a crucial Watergate tape, has died. She was 87.