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4 days ago · A look back at local, national and world events through Deseret News archives. On May 17, 1973, a special committee convened by the U.S. Senate began its televised hearings into the Watergate scandal. In February, the Senate had voted 77-0 to establish a select committee to investigate Watergate, with Democratic Sen. Sam Ervin named chairman.
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5 days ago · See the new permanent Watergate exhibit and explore the evidence, from conspiracy thinking to political espionage, to the cover-up, and more. Includes tapes newly digitized in November 2011. A list of links to both audio and written versions. An involving website that looks at the trial, the hearings, the tapes, and the aftermath of the ...
- Cass Hartnett
- 2011
2 days ago · the us government from aiding the contras. so the reagan administration, some senior officials in the reagan administration went about a an enterprise to raise private funds and channel those funds to the contras to support their effort to overthrow the nicaraguan government and the way they raised those monies was to sell arms to iran and also raise money and get money from other countries ...
4 days ago · He also reflects on changes in the media landscape since the Watergate era, notably the decline in the number of newspapers investing in investigative journalism.
2 days ago · Roger Stone, who worked in the Nixon Administration after assisting the Nixon Presidential campaign in 1972, recently discussed being named in the Watergate Hearings at just 19 years old. More for You
5 days ago · An investigative exercise would uncover deeply fraudulent reporting by this Pulitzer Prize-winning paper. As the 50th anniversary of Richard Nixon’s unprecedented resignation approaches, Americans would do well to re-examine the Watergate scandal before the Washington Post’s journalistic fraud becomes inalterably ossified as historical fact.
