Word: jeb
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Haldeman's judgment easily prevailed over the President's in this discussion about whether or not to reveal the contents of Jeb Stuart Magruder's grand jury testimony...
...meeting with Haldeman to discuss finding a suitable job for Jeb Stuart Magruder, the former deputy director of Nixon's re-election campaign committee. Magruder had made clear to Haldeman that he wanted a high Government job in recognition of his efforts for Nixon...
...Jeb Stuart Magruder. "Not a very bright fellow. I mean he is bright, but he doesn't think through to the end ... a very facile liar. Magruder's a sort of lightweight in a very heavy...
...President appears not to have prior information; he asks more than 150 questions. Dean says that he could tell that Nixon did not know what had been going on. Dean says that after the burglars were caught, Gordon Liddy said that he had attempted the break-in because Jeb Magruder, re-election committee deputy director, wanted better information about the Democrats. Magruder had complained: "The White House is not happy with what we are getting." Dean tells Nixon that both Magruder and Herbert Porter, an assistant to Magruder, had perjured themselves in the trial of the Watergate burglars...
Another strategy session is in order now that Watergate Burglar James McCord has sent his letter to Judge Sirica implicating higher-ups and charging that perjury was committed at his trial. The group ponders how to handle Jeb Magruder if he decides to change his perjured testimony and reveal that White House staff was involved in Watergate...