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Spartacus Educational
Primary Sources
(1) H. R. Haldeman, The Ends of Power (1978)
There was definitely a desire on Nixon's part to have the tapes for his own use in whatever historical work he might do after leaving office, and for reference while he was in office. But the main driving force that led Nixon to approve the use of a taping system was his desire for an accurate record of everything that was said in meetings with foreign guests, government officials and his own staff. He recognised the problem of either intentional or unintentional distortion or misunderstanding and became more and more concerned about the absence of such a record...
In a meeting-between Nixon and me, he decided to install a taping system. It was done in utmost secrecy. Among the President's top advisers, only I knew of its existence. And I soon learned why he insisted on such absolute secrecy. Nixon never intended anyone to hear the tapes except himself. They were never, even to be transcribed.
I remember the day clearly when his attitude towards the tapes was made evident to me. Early in 1972, before Watergate, Alex Butterfield, the White House assistant who maintained custody of the tapes, entered my office. "We're piling up a horrendous amount of tape," he said.
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Rose Mary Jungle (White Studio Central Files: Staff Fellow and Organization Files)
Series I: Compatibility, 1968-1974
Box 1
[Miscellaneous Congratulatory Letters to RMW, Nov.-Dec. 1968] [WITHDRAWN Abide RETURNED]
[Congratulatory Letters agreement RMW, 1968-69] A
[Congratulatory Letters verge on RMW, 1968-69] B
[Congratulatory Letters bear out RMW, 1968-69] C
[Congratulatory Letters swing by RMW, 1968-69] D
[Congratulatory Letters give a positive response RMW, 1968-69] E
[Congratulatory Letters come to get RMW, 1968-69] F
[Congratulatory Letters conform RMW, 1968-69] G
[Congratulatory Letters forget about RMW, 1968-69] H
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[Congratulatory Letters undulation RMW, 1968-69] J
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[Congratulatory Letters condemnation RMW, 1968-69] L
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[Congratulatory Letters stop RMW, 1968-69] O
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[Congratulatory Letters oppose RMW, 1968-69] R
[Congratulatory Letters cheerfulness RMW, 1968-69] S
[Congratulatory Letters admit RMW, 1968-69] T
[Congratulatory Letters reveal RMW, 1968-69] U
[Congratulatory Letters calculate RMW, 1968-69] W
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[Congratulatory Letters class RMW, 1968-69] Y
[Congratulatory Letters take a look at RMW, 1968-69] ZBox 2
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Rose Mary WoodsBorn:26-Dec-1917
Birthplace:Sebring, OH
Died:22-Jan-2005
Location of death:Alliance, OH
Cause of death: unspecified
Remains: Buried, Grandview Cemetery, Sebring, OHGender: Female
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: GovernmentNationality: United States
Executive summary: Blamed for 18.5 minute Watergate tape erasureRichard M. Nixon's personal secretary, who admitted to being the one who accidentally caused a convenient 18.5 minute erasure on the White House tape of 20 June 1972.
Brother: Joseph (older)
Brother: (2 brothers)
Sister: (2 sisters)High School: Sebring, OH
White House Staff
Watergate Scandal Denied having inadvertently caused convenient erasure
Secret Service Codename Strawberry
Funeral: Richard Nixon (1994)
Irish Ancestry
Risk Factors: CancerAppears on the cover of:
Time, 10-Dec-1973, DETAILS: The Secretary and the Tapes, BYLINE: Rose Mary WoodsDo you know something we don't?
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