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The Senate Watergate Report: The Final Report of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (The Ervin Committee),9780786717095
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The Senate Watergate Report: The Final Report of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (The Ervin Committee)


Author(s): Schorr, Daniel
ISBN10:  0786717092
ISBN13:  9780786717095
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  7/26/2005
Publisher(s): Perseus Books Group

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SummaryTable of Contents
At the moment when the long-concealed identity of the Watergate scandal's most famous source, Deep Throat, has finally been revealed as former FBI deputy director Mark Felt, it is only appropriate that the historic Senate Select Committee report that helped trigger the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon in 1974 should be made available to a new generation. Here it all is: the break-in and cover-up, the wire taps, the dirty campaign tricks, the attempts to improperly influence government agencies, and the ensuing trail of lies and deceptions all laid out in painstaking detail.

An abridged version of the Senate report on the 1974 break-in at the Watergate complex and the presidential cover-up which eventually led to the resignation of President Nixon.
Introduction by Daniel Schorr xiii
THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE REPORT
The Committee and Its Staff
2(3)
Preface by Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Chairman
5(2)
Individual Views of Senators
7(44)
Senator Ervin
7(9)
Senator Baker
16(13)
Senators Montoya and Inouye
29(3)
Senator Gurney
32(7)
Introduction 39(12)
Chapter I. THE WATERGATE BREAK-IN AND COVERUP 51(129)
The Watergate Break-in and Its Prelude
51(37)
The Background of Watergate:
the Huston Plan;
The Enemies List;
The Plumbers;
Project Sandwedge;
The Hiring of G. Gordon Liddy
53(19)
The Committee for the Re-election of the President and Its Relation to the White House
72(2)
The Planning of "Gemstone"
74(9)
Events Leading to the Break-in
83(5)
The Coverup
88(78)
White House and CRP Activities-First Three Days after Break-in;
Hunt's Safe;
The Mexican and Dahlbert Checks;
White House Use of the CIA;
Mardian/LaRue/Liddy Meeting;
Pressures on Hugh Sloan;
Magruder and Porter perjury;
The "So-Called" Dean Report;
The September 15 Meeting Between Dean and the President
88(24)
Payoffs to Watergate Defedants
112(14)
Representations Concerning Executive Clemency
126(13)
Activities Relating to Other Investigations and Court Proceedings
139(11)
The Beginning of the Unraveling of the Coverup
150(16)
Recommendations
166(14)
Chapter II. CAMPAIGN PRACTICES 180(141)
White House-Inspired Political Activities, 1968-71
182(65)
Caulfield and Ulasewicz
182(14)
The Plumbers
196(6)
Investigation of the Brookings Institution
202(2)
Diem Cable Incident
204(2)
ITT and Dita Beard
206(3)
The Plan for an Investigation of Arthur Bremer
209(38)
Misuse and Attempted Misuses of Government Agencies by the White House:
Internal Revenue Service;
FBI;
Department of Justice;
Secret Service;
Other Agencies
210(26)
Public Relations in the White House:
Letter-Writing;
Direct Mailing;
Citizens' Committees
236
1972 Campaign
Political Strategy
247(2)
Implementation of White House and CRP Strategy:
Donald Segretti;
Other Intelligence-Gatherings and Disruption;
Impact on Democratic Campaign
249(62)
Improper Activities Directed against President Nixon's Campaign
311(5)
Recommendations
316(5)
Chapter III. USE OF THE INCUMBENCY-RESPONSIVENESS PROGRAM 321(106)
Early Manifestations of Administration's Interest in Using the Incumbency to Affect the Re-Election Effort
322(7)
"The Responsiveness Program"
329(13)
The General Plan
329(7)
Minority Groups
336(6)
Communication of the Responsiveness Concept to Officials
342(3)
Results of the Responsiveness Program
345(64)
Activities Respecting the Spanish-Speaking
345(31)
Activities Respecting Black Constitutents
376(6)
The Responsiveness Program Progress Report
382(3)
GSA Matters
385(2)
Activities Regarding the Staffing of Federal Positions
387(19)
Other Related Activities
406(3)
Resistance in the Bureaucracy to the Responsiveness Concept
409(6)
Purported Cancellation of the Responsiveness Program
415(2)
Discussion
417(5)
Recommendations
422(5)
Chapter IV. THE HUGHES-REBOZO INVESTIGATION AND RELATED MATTERS 427(216)
Hughes and the Hughes Nevada Operations
430(1)
Background of the Contribution Commitment
430(7)
Attempted Contribution at Palm Springs
437(2)
Rebozo's 1969 Responsibilities
439(5)
Delivery and Retention of the Contributions
444(48)
Testimony and Statements of the Principals
450(9)
Analysis of Possible Sources of the Contributions
459(8)
Analysis of Possible Delivery Dates
467(9)
Storage of the Money by Rebozo
476(4)
The Federal Reserve Evidence
480(12)
The Dunes Report
492(23)
Prior Antitrust Review of Hughes' Hotel Activities
493(3)
The Dunes:
How It Began
the Mitchell-Danner Meetings
What Happened in the Antitrust Division
the FBI's Role
the "Anti-Crime" Factor
What Happened after the March 26 Memorandum;
The Negotiations and their Collapse
496(19)
Rebozo's 1972 Campaign Fund-Raising Role
515(4)
Return of the Hughes Contribution
519(20)
The IRS Investigation of Rebozo
539(17)
The Issue of Use of the Money
556(32)
A Summary Analysis of Conflicting Evidence
588(18)
Summary
606(5)
Legislative Recommedations
611(5)
Exhibits
616(16)
Appendix-List of Individuals Interviewed
632(11)
Individual Views of Senator Weicker 643(74)
Appendix-Selected Exhibits 717(16)
Minority Report on CIA Involvement 733(30)
Index 763

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