All the President's Men (56 page)

    on suspension of indicted persons,
290
–91

    tax audit of,
335

    at White House Correspondents’

    dinner,
285

    Woodward seeks interview with,
278
–79

Nixon Foundation,
100

Nixon Library,
100

Nixt, Roger Lee,
116
,
118
,
119
,
124
,
145

November Group,
133

O’Brien, Lawrence F., on Watergate burglary,
20
–21,
26

Odle, Robert,
28
,
61
,
66
,
75
,
87
,
97

    as recipient of wiretap memos,
110
–111

    at Watergate trial,
239

Office of Emergency Preparedness,
23

Ogarrio Daguerre, Manuel,
37
,
38
,
41
,
53
,
55

Olsen, Jack,
The Bridge at Chappaquiddick,
31
–32,
253

Operation Candor,
334

Osborne, John,
57
n

Osnos, Peter,
192

Ostrow, Ronald,
224
–25,
277

Parkinson, Kenneth Wells,
261
,
283
,
335

Pentagon Papers

    in
New York Times,
215

    in
Washington Post,
236
n

    
See also
Ellsberg, Daniel

Petersen, Henry E.,
291
,
306
,
322

Phoenix (Ariz.),
165

Piper, Virginia,
43

Plumbers,
206
–7,
213
,
215
–18,
257
–259

    Ziegler on,
219
–20

Porter, Herbert L. (Bart),
112
n
,
125
,
170
,
230

    guilty plea of,
335

    knowledge of Watergate by,
62
,
67
,
76
–77

    money received by,
75
,
77
,
85
,
96
,
194
,
214

    at Watergate trial,
239

Primary elections

    undercover group for,
133

    
See also
Democratic campaign; Dirty tricks

Provocateurs,
20
,
151

Quakers, infiltration of,
262
,
264

Rafferty, Joseph, Jr., at preliminary hearing,
17

“Ratfucking,”
126
,
128
,
132

Rebozo, Bebe,
334
,
335

Reporters, wiretapping of,
259
,
270
–271,
316

Republican challengers, White House efforts against,
133

Republican convention, intelligence-gathering and sabotage-planningfor,
133
,
151

Richardson, Elliot,
324

    becomes Attorney General,
309

    resignation of,
333

Richey, Charles R.,
206

    testimony sealed by,
49

Rietz, Kenneth,
265

Ringle, Ken,
53

Rockville (Md.)

    Lakewood Country Club in,
23

    McCord Associates in,
21

    Watkins-Johnson Company in,
227

Rosenfeld, Harry M.,
29
,
30
,
33
,
79
,
88
,
101
,
103
,
136
,
137
,
142
,
147
,
166
–67,
179
–81,
183
,
189
–91,
197
,
204
,
218
,
263
,
289
,
292
,
299
,
312
,
320

    background of,
89
–90

    chooses reporter for Watergate trial,
228
–29

    grand-jury questioning and,
210

    on “hippie lawyer,”
154

Rothblatt, Henry B.,
230
,
231
–33

Ruckelshaus, William D.,
56

    resignation of,
333

    on wiretaps,
313

Rugaber, Walter,
34
n
,
37

Sachs, Stephen,
270
n

Sanchez, Manolo,
290

Scali, John,
138

Schleicher, Jane F.,
31
–32

Schorr, Daniel,
183
–84,
223

    FBI investigation of,
316

Schwering, Mike,
76

Scott, Hugh

    Ervin committee opposed by,
250

    on Watergate case,
79

Secret fund,
34
,
66
–70,
73
–77

    confirmed by MacGregor,
194

    GAO audit and,
48
,
56

    Haldeman and,
100
–1,
170
,
173
,
176
–93,
195
–98,
214

    Kalmbach and,
100
,
160
,
197
,
202
,
214

    Liddy and,
47
,
68
,
69
,
73
,
74
–75,
85
,
96
,
194
,
214
,
230

    Magruder and,
98
,
103
,
194
,
214

    Mitchell and,
97
–98,
102
–3,
194
,
214
,
244

    payoffs to conspirators from,
283

    phony ad paid for by,
266

    Sloan on,
95
,
96
–101,
160
,
283
–84

    Stans and,
56
,
66
,
67
,
96
,
194
,
214
,
240

    transferred to LaRue,
283
–84,
302

Sedam, J. Glenn,
110
–11

Segretti, Mrs. A. H.,
120

Segretti, Donald H.,
115
–28,
132
,
144
–145,
199
,
245

    
Bernstein’s interviews with,
201
–4,
218
,
219

    Chapin and,
150
,
152
,
154
–56,
159
,
161

    Dean and,
272

    guilty plea of,
335

    Haldeman and,
203
,
302

    Kalmbach and,
150
–53,
157
–59,
273
–74

    Young on,
150
–54

Semple, Robert B., Jr.,
168

Senate Watergate committee (Ervin committee),
335

    establishment of,
247
,
250
–51

    Gray’s testimony to,
306
n

    McCord’s testimony to,
276
,
280
–281,
283

    Nixon’s negotiations with,
291

    taping by Nixon revealed to,
332

Shapiro, Dave,
327
–29

Sheehan, Neil,
270
,
313

Shipley, Alex,
113
–18,
122
,
123
–24,
145

Shumway, Devan L.,
30
,
35
,
47
,
73
,
90
,
143
–44,
267

Silbert, Earl,
36
,
208
,
217
,
238

    bugging-equipment incident protested by,
227
–28

    at preliminary hearing,
18

    at Watergate trial,
230
–31,
239
–41

Simons, Howard,
19
,
52
,
101
–3,
113
–114,
137
,
142
,
179
–80,
183
,
189
,
191
,
197
,
200
,
232
–33,
275
–77,
306
–7,
309
,
310
,
312
,
320
,
321

    “Deep Throat” named by,
71

    grand-jury questioning opposed by,
210

    Kissinger interview and,
315
–16

    at lunch with Mrs. Graham,
235
,
236

    subpoena for,
260

    on “ultimate dirty trick,”
326

Sirica, John,
334
,
335

    Baldwin tapes hearing by,
222
,
225

    McCord’s letter to,
275
–77

    Nixon on,
311

    on reporters’ contacts with grand jury,
211
,
222
–23

    trial of burglars by,
230
,
232
–35,
240
–41

Sloan, Hugh W., Jr.,
43
,
65
,
66
,
68
,
103
,
170

    grand-jury testimony on Haldeman denied by,
183
–84,
187
–94,
197
–198

    reporters’ contacts with,
79
–86,
87
,
89
,
95
–101,
159
–60,
174
–75,
182
,
213
–14,
330

    resignation of,
46
–47,
73
,
75
,
78

    on secret fund,
95
,
96
–101,
160
,
283
–84

    Watergate committee and,
248

    at Watergate trial,
239
,
240

Sloan, Mrs. Hugh W.,
79
–81

Sloan, Melissa Madison,
95

Smith, Hedrick,
270
,
313

Snyder, Richard,
184

Sonnet, Neal,
54

Stans, Maurice H.,
14
,
62
,
171

    Dahlberg check and,
43
–46,
56

    indictment of,
335

    Mexican money and,
52
,
55
–56

    Nixon on,
57

    secret fund and,
56
,
66
,
67
,
96
,
194
,
214
,
240

    Sloan and,
75
,
96

Stans, Mrs. Maurice H.,
64

Stockton, George W.,
209

Stoner, James,
183
,
187
–88

Strachan, Gordon,
100
,
125
,
159
,
170
,
196
,
202
,
214

    grand-jury testimony of,
301
–2

    indictment of,
335

Stringer, definition of,
121

Sturgis, Frank A.,
19
–20,
232
,
233
,
266

    Ellsberg attacked by,
30

Sussman, Barry,
19
,
20
,
29
,
35
,
37
,
42
,
79
,
101
,
103
,
120
,
124
,
125
,
130
,
136
,
137
,
143
,
151
,
157
,
177
,
179
–80,
183
,
190
,
191
,
204
,
266
,
299
,
312
,
320

    description of,
51
–52

    polling fascination of,
199
–200

    
post-election memo of,
200

“Switchblade mentality,”
130

Szulc, Tad,
34
n

Tapes, the,
331
–34

Telephone calls

    reporters’ access to records of,
35
–36

    to White House, through Virginia phone,
216
,
217

Texas Committee for the Re-election of the President,
52
–53

Thirty Minutes With
(television program),
91

Thomas, Helen,
92
,
290

Time
magazine,
159
,
161
,
186
,
197
–198,
217
,
233
,
270

    on Plumbers,
207
,
259

    subpoenas,
260

Timmons, William E., as recipient of wiretap memos,
110
–11

“Top copy,”
60
–61

Tower, John,
250

Trojans for Representative Government,
126

University of Southern California (USC),
125
–26,
137
,
150

Valledor, Enrique,
57
–58

Vesco, Robert L., CRP contribution by,
284
n
,
335

Vietnam Veterans Against the War,
108
–9,
114

Vietnam war

    Kissinger’s pre-election statement on,
194

    My Lai massacre during,
282

    phony support of Haiphong mining in,
265
–66

Von Hoffman, Nicholas,
231
–32,
264

Wall Street Journal,
33
,
102
,
285

Wallace, George, attempted assassination of,
13
,
202
n
,
326