Post #2: Exhibits

This article from the San Antonio Express was published in May of 1977. This article talks about the reactions to the Nixon Interview and how some found it emotional and agreed while others thought the attitudes did not help the Republican Party rebuild from the downfall of Nixon. It mentioned the burdens that NIxon will have to carry and the tears he shed before resignation, but also said that the interviews shed "no new light" on the Watergate Scandal.
https://basic.newspapers.com/image/62264466/?terms=watergate%2Bdavid%2Bfrost%2Binterview%2Bnixon

This article from The News Palladium that was published in Michigan in May of 1977. It shows 3 different reactions people had to the interviews between David Frost and Richard Nixon. The public was upset that Nixon gave Frost this information for $600,000 when 4 years before the interviews he refused to give it to the Congressional committees looking into the episode. It also talked about how Frost spoke too long before asking Nixon a question.
https://basic.newspapers.com/image/34125835/?terms=Watergate%2Bdavid%2Bfrost%2Binterview

This article is from The Daily Chronicle in Washington that was published in May of 1977. This article shows Erlichman's reaction to the interviews of Richard Nixon and David Frost, in which he says that he is not telling the truth and mentions Nixon bribing him to take the blame. It also discusses Frost's attempt to use more than 7 hours of recorded interview material in order to create more broadcasts despite what Nixon had agreed to.
https://basic.newspapers.com/image/31111639/?terms=Watergate%2Bdavid%2Bfrost

This is an article from the Clovis News-Journal that was published in  New Mexico in August of 1974. This article is different because it is just a timeline of the Watergate Scandal in chronological order. It includes specific dates that the events occurred and quotes from both Nixon and others involved in the incidents.
https://basic.newspapers.com/image/7992024

This is a Newspaper article from The Pocono Record in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania that was created in May of 1974. This article shows the public details about the investigation including nixon's role and exposing 4 men involved; John Dean, E. Howard Hunt, John Ehrlichman, and H. R. Halderman. It also included highlights from the tape transcripts and excerpts from conversations Nixon had with top aides. This article shows that Nixon denies involvement in the crimes and subsequent cover-up of the Watergate Scandal and instead lets others take the blame.

https://basic.newspapers.com/image/44316583/?terms=Nixon%2BWatergate

The cover of the 'Newsweek' magazine after it was shown to the Senate watergate Committee the revelation of a secret recording system in the White House that President Nixon  had used to record every conversation and telephone call to the Oval Office since 1971. It was installed and operated by secret service agents and was the first time the public had heard of the wiretapping scandals.
http://www.historycommons.org/timeline.jsp?timeline=nixon_and_watergate_tmln&nixon_and_watergate_tmln_watergate_campaign_conspiracy=nixon_and_watergate_tmln_watergate_tapes_and_documents   

President Nixon at a press conference releasing the transcripts of the White House tapes in 1974. Before the release of the audio files, Nixon and his administration decided to present the public with edited transcripts of all the recordings in an attempt to draw attention away from the actual audio files.
http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB156/