Word: misses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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There are other intriguing questions for other White House officials. Why was Nixon apparently unconcerned about Miss Woods' mistake on Oct. 1, while he, Buzhardt and other aides became worried later, when they presumably first learned that the gap was 18 minutes long? Would an 18-minute erasure be much more alarming than the five-minute gap Miss Woods took responsibility for? Why was not the Haldeman portion immediately played on Oct. 1 to determine just how long the erasure was? When the subpoena for this entire tape seemed quite clear to later lawyers, why did Nixon and Buzhardt insist...
...Miss Woods asked Rhyne, a longtime friend, to represent her at her expense after White House aides suggested that she get her own attorney in the tapes controversy...
...examining the tape variously in Manhattan, Cambridge, Salt Lake City, New Haven, Murray Hill, N.J., and Los Gatos, Calif. They were supplied with the now-celebrated Uher 5000 tape recorder used by Rose Mary Woods for transcribing subpoenaed tapes, another White House Uher recorder for comparison, as well as Miss Woods' lamp and typewriter...
...second reference to the Uher at another point in its report, the experts have little doubt that Miss Woods' machine was used for the erasures. They cannot say so with absolute certainty only because it is conceivable that some other recorder could have the same component defect and produce recording characteristics identical with those of "Exhibit 60." But they greatly doubt that possibility...
...pledging cooperation with the FBI probes, and St. Clair did not try to produce any contrary technical witnesses. In a series of White House briefings, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren asserted that the President was not responsible for the erasure, and that Nixon had complete confidence in both Miss Woods and Bull...