Richard Nixon

The Files

• The Chennault Affair (1968) — Candidate whose campaign ran the channel, and who denied involvement for the rest of his life
• Bohemian Grove — Member and former president
• The Nixon Pardon — Resigned on 9 August 1974 and was pardoned thirty days later without being charged
• The Kitchen Debate (1959) — U.S. Vice President whose public exchange became central to the theory.
• The Alger Hiss Shadow Cabinet — Congressman whose pursuit of Hiss helped nationalize the case and magnify its political meaning.
• The Subliminal Ad Crisis — Candidate whose sickly television appearance became the core visual event behind the theory.
• Watergate — President — directed cover-up, resigned

Connected Figures & Organizations

• Federal Bureau of Investigation · 1 shared
• John F. Kennedy · 1 shared
• U.S. Department of State · 1 shared
• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) · 1 shared
• Lyndon B. Johnson · 1 shared
• Nikita Khrushchev · 1 shared
• Henry Kissinger · 1 shared
• Alex Jones · 1 shared
• House Un-American Activities Committee · 1 shared
• The Washington Post · 1 shared
• Carl Bernstein · 1 shared
• Anna Chennault · 1 shared

Timeline

1. 1872Bohemian Grove
2. 1948The Alger Hiss Shadow Cabinet
3. 1957The Subliminal Ad Crisis
4. 1959The Kitchen Debate (1959)
5. 1968The Chennault Affair (1968)
6. 1972Watergate
7. 1974The Nixon Pardon