They are charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine. Investigators on June 10 conducted surveillance at a home on Edgar D.

Two days later, J. Edgar Hoover rushed Nixon and Kissinger "Eyes Only" letters reporting Halperin's views. Earlier, Halperin had been overheard informing a caller that Mel Laird and Bill Rogers ...

who had been passed over by President Nixon as successor to J. Edgar Hoover as director of the FBI and, in his rage, showered the administration with accusations of lack of probity, some true and ...

BW: Hello, I’m Ben Wattenberg. In all of American history, only one president has been effectively thrown out of office, Richard Nixon. Simply put, his opponents believe that he trashed the ...

Nixon approved the plan and sent it out to the entire federal law-enforcement and intelligence communities. FBI Director J.

Nixon Heinke leads the defense with 75 total tackles ... Jordan Jahnke leads the defense with 66 tackles this season. Edgar ...

Welcome to the 1970s, a strange mélange of grimy New York City streets, the hardscrabble blue-collar strength of union ...

John Edgar Hoover was born in Washington ... office burglary and aware his credibility was exhausted, Hoover gave Nixon an opportunity to dismiss him. A crippling fear of repercussion prevented ...

Nixon, wound up addressing the group, which included MLB Commissioner Ford Frick, Hall of Fame baseball player Rogers Hornsby, NBA star George Mikan and FBI director J. Edgar Hoover.

Edgar Hoover died 44 years ago Monday ... Hoover believed himself in excellent health and put in a full day at work yesterday. President Nixon made an impromptu appearance in the White House press ...

Joan Lowery Nixon, Author Delacorte Press Books for Young Readers $15.95 (192p) ISBN 978-0-385-32566-0 Edgar-winning author Nixon combines test tube babies, art dealers and forged masterpieces ...

Edgar Hoover on his interview program to talk ... In 1957, then-Representative Kenneth Keating (R-NY) hosted Vice President Richard Nixon on his interview program to talk… In 1958, then ...