EHZ Seven-year investigation offers new light on Watergate Silent Coup: The Removal of a President by Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin St Martin's Press, c 1991 439 pages Hardcover price $24 95 ★ ★ ★ 1/j • M lei) • * • •••' • • • mtn 9- 9+m e e e e « > • •- j • p» ! >•'•< Nii, tins is mil about II K I*t■ r11.ij)s ,i more ai <urate and less mis lea. I mg title for this book would hr \ll llir I, t/if's tlill / III Noll lillimi l''7s;o|| ibis book by private investigator Lull 1 ln\ .iiiii Hubert f.itllm. a fporter lot - NewllOIISI \| >S | i.l |H‘t s VV.I s! . | | :gt oil bureau. reinterprets many id tIn- long ludil bidiids about tin' Watergate si,aniiai liiat . vi-niiiallv toppled b*i. hard sii.it; ■■ tii . lll-lu V Sili'iit ( nufi pit ks up when* a 1'iitSK > by iiin Hnugan, titbit Si'tti'l Igem/u, b it !l llotlg.m s bonk ollrri'il till' brs! ii, depth investigation into tin- purpnsi- u[ the burglaries Hung.ill s book brought out evidence ".at U all rg.iti- i oiispiraloi •, lames \t. t .id •id I. Howard Hunt wi n actually work mg undercover lor the t l.\ under the noses ill the White jlniiM' .in I their I'mttic ili.iic boss, (. (Jordon l.ubiv Because gathering inhtlligont <• on t ill /ctis m ihr United States is against tin ( iA" s i 11orIf*r tlir agent v uwil tin Whilr Housesponsored ti’.on .is cover fur its tl legal operation" Tile (JlA wanted tin' infor m.limn to build ps\< hbl<>gti ill mill bines oil dolllestll political figures SO rt I Oil i 11 predict him tins would Umi I to irrt.un situations Will’ll ' iioug.lll's IxHik (il’ilit inostlv ts dh tin hurglais, Uolodny and tn-tlhn •• I’flort takes up the politii s of the break 111, l OVi’f up and reporter Bob Woodward's mn in exposing them The authors spent seven years investigating the si andal. whu h be gun shortly aftef midnight on June " l<f.V.When five burgl.it wen « aught in side the iJeinix (alii National (auniiott. e h' adipiarteis at tin Wateigali’ Budd.cg Washingion !) t i lie offli la I version of events, as report ■ ! by U is/iingUoii /’list reporters \\ d ward and t arl Bernstein. claimed the bur gluts wen sen! bv Nixon reelei lion 1,1111 paign leader and former Attorriev (general a -: n Mo t a 1 11 1 a p m in k ' u ■ against the Demur rats m the forthcoming i-lei tion Ret.. art !. ; r tie ! . v m . ..J, ; • views with all of the principal '-a andal flee logs lor the period and documents I; ha N. hale W ( oltm .h.l 11Nat loti.il Archt v es ,11, t!.; r ■ -o', evident e t'olodnv and ( .eititfl show tti.lt ..ivvarti and Bernsiein •. version id events didn't Isegin to skim the ’-aria; e ol the lug picture, am! in many (uses was 1 omplt'teiy mat t urate Colodnv ami (iettlin bring out tonvtm mg evidence that the man who ordered the burglars into Wutetg.lle w .IS not 11,, femu r altnrru \ ■ r>«-r .*!. tiul John Dean, White Huiisi' ilunw-I. and iln> first prim i pal figure to r ume forward rind start sing mu to the Sr;;.lie U atergate ( lommittcr Colodnv and C.i idin assert that Dean ■.'•Hi !)n burglars into the Watergate not in get information alxmI the Demur r.»tbut in get .1 little black book lhal contained ihf names of prostitutes mooting will) Demur ratii i’uriv figures The Ixaik offers ex i<irrn r lhal ihr madam \v ho was i'vi>ntu ally i m (> I ua lf< i m i .ounce I ion will) the r ail girl ring was a longtime friend and sometimes roommate of John Dean s girl friend and later wile. Maureen.Diner When the burglary went awry, and the prnterbiul stuff Ini tin- fan. Dean went on a frantic campaign to rover his own in volvement m the break-in To do this, he was willing In implicate and hand over anyone and everyone jn Nison's adminis (ration After dealing with Dean s involvement with the break in and subsequent cover up. the hook details Alexander Haig's in \olvement and the role he played In. lead ing t; Nixon's ultimate downfall while setvi-ng as !ru kx Dir k s chief of stall ihr lamik digs up Haig's role m a 1(170 :■ ; ' *r iwn as lie Moofer Radford at tan w h* n the Joint ( fuels ol Staff w ere r; : \ ne on the White House The M'S w > re inx i 1 ved in tin- spy r mg bet ause it what tl.ex l. o was Nixon's, anti Score t ■ i! s ! Si a' - Henry Kissinger's pohr ies o! ending !n \ u-tnam W.n and improving r: ns vsiih communist China and the Soviet Union When tin- authors interviewed (denies K.i Ihilil. the NaVS vemilan who did the spying for tin- ICS. he told them the ulti mate goal of the spying w as bringing Nix •n down Realty. getting rid of Kissinger Colodny and Gettlin discovered that Woodward's past is not the usual route one would expect for a cub reporter. For his own part, Woodward has been very vague about his road to journalism success. Kissinger was a r*-<i 1 monkey wrench in things " Hecause the group eventually caught m tin- Watergate break in had also imcstigat i d the Moorer Rad ford incident, an in depth investigation of that group, known ,is the plumbers, posed a threat of e\ posing not only Haig's role in the spying, but also tlie ultimate goal of bringing down the president While ( Itiel id stall, Haig's only coni ern should have been protecting the president and providing him with good advice In stead, (us main goal was to cover his own tracks, and those ,i| the |( s, concerning Mo,rer is.idlord Silent (.'on/! exposes a pattern ol poor advice and manipulation by Haig that ac tually had tin' eflei t o! in.iking Nixon look even more guilts The I look also offers esc : that W iw : Deep Tin oil t, not on Is dins lei I Woodward to the 1H minute gap in thi' White House tapes, hut might have done the erasing himself Next on the list ot exposed mvtlls is ji’.irn.ilism's demigod. Bob Woodward (inliiiim and Goldin discovored that Woodward's past is not the usual route (Jin would expect lor a r ub reporter For Ills own part. Woodward has been very y.igue about bis road to journalism sue Vft. r graduating from Vain. Woodward s; 'fit five voars .'in tho--’Officii.of Naval In !• .Iigenc.e lie was required to stav for only four, but Woodward claimed rod tape delayed his release Woodward's lather, however, told the authors that Ills son vol unteered for the extra year of service be < ause he was excited about his assign ment. Woodward consistently characterized bis job in the Navy .is "miserable" and boring He said ho did nothing but direct nan who handled communication How c\ er, the authors discovered. Woodw aril's role involved "briefing" the highest mill tarv and intelligence officers on the latest intelligence and policy dec isions i'yycj of 11 officers Woodward briefed from 1 oil1)-1 T,’Q yvere none other than Acini ! '. lb)as Moorer and lien Alexander Haig When the authors interviewed Wood yyard. he vehemently denied this and i aimed he never met Haig until l')7i Wtieri the authors asked Acini Moorer il I ting Haig was one ol Woodward's du !i in- answered "sure, ol course .'user Secretary ol Defense Melvin I. rci, Laird s aide |erry Friedheim and a alier ul Kissinger's National Secuiily ( mi d stall, Kogei Morris, all cmihrmed " Haig Winxhvard relationship w ’-y yy I mid Woodyvarii lie ala ait till s ’ : has a lot to do with c redibility and m .nation, but for the best answer, read the book By Pa! 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