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Joseph Fred
Buzhardt Jr (February 21, 1924 –
December 16, 1978) was an
American attorney and
public servant. He is best
known for
serving as
special White...
- John
William Buzhardt (August 17, 1936 – June 15, 2008) was an
American professional baseball right-handed pitcher, who pla**** in
Major League Baseball...
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Buzhardt is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: J. Fred
Buzhardt (1924–1978),
American attorney and
public servant John
Buzhardt (1936–2008)...
- Mitc****. The
contents of this tape
persuaded Nixon's own lawyers, Fred
Buzhardt and
James St. Clair, that "the
President had lied to the nation, to his...
- and
Larry Speakes were ****igned to the
staff of Nixon's
lawyer J. Fred
Buzhardt for a
project to "prove" that Dean was lying.
Speakes later claimed that...
- was
telephoned by J. Fred
Buzhardt, who once
served as
special White House counsel for
Watergate matters. In the call,
Buzhardt discussed with Haig President...
- Nixon's attorney, J. Fred
Buzhardt. "Even
though I had no
authority to act for the committee, I
decided to call Fred
Buzhardt at home,"
Thompson later...
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Buzhardt provided the committee's
Chief Minority (Republican) Counsel, Fred Thompson, with a do****ent
intended to
impugn Dean's testimony.
Buzhardt's...
- the media,
which backfired. This
theory was
largely discredited. J. Fred
Buzhardt:
White House counsel to
President Nixon. G.
Gordon Liddy:
Member of the...
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White House after the
Washington Post's
Watergate revelations. J. Fred
Buzhardt inadvertently reveals the
existence of a
taping system to the Watergate...
