| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Dwayne Andreas |
Business |
4-Mar-1918 |
|
Archer Daniels Midland CEO, 1970-97 |
| Howard Baker |
Government |
15-Nov-1925 |
26-Jun-2014 |
Reagan's Chief of Staff, 1987-88 |
| Richard Ben-Veniste |
Attorney |
3-Jan-1943 |
|
9-11 Commission member |
| Robert Bennett |
Politician |
18-Sep-1933 |
|
US Senator from Utah, 1993-2011 |
| Carl Bernstein |
Journalist |
14-Feb-1944 |
|
Broke the Watergate story |
| Robert Bork |
Government |
1-Mar-1927 |
19-Dec-2012 |
Fired Archibald Cox, later got himself borked |
| Ben Bradlee |
Editor |
26-Aug-1921 |
21-Oct-2014 |
Editor of The Washington Post, 1965-91 |
| Stephen Breyer |
Judge |
15-Aug-1938 |
|
US Supreme Court Justice |
| Pat Buchanan |
Columnist |
2-Nov-1938 |
|
Crossfire |
| Plato Cacheris |
Attorney |
22-May-1929 |
|
Washington defense attorney |
| Hillary Clinton |
Politician |
26-Oct-1947 |
|
US Secretary of State, 2009-13 |
| Chuck Colson |
Government |
16-Oct-1931 |
21-Apr-2012 |
Minister, former Watergate figure |
| John Conyers |
Politician |
16-May-1929 |
|
Congressman, Michigan 14th |
| Archibald Cox |
Government |
17-May-1912 |
29-May-2004 |
Target of Watergate Saturday Night Massacre |
| Sam Dash |
Government |
27-Feb-1925 |
29-May-2004 |
Chief counsel, Senate Watergate committee |
| John Dean |
Government |
14-Oct-1938 |
|
Nixon's White House Counsel |
| Harry S. Dent, Sr. |
Government |
21-Feb-1930 |
28-Sep-2007 |
Devised Nixon's Southern Strategy |
| John Ehrlichman |
Government |
20-Mar-1925 |
14-Feb-1999 |
Watergate criminal, served time |
| Sam Ervin |
Politician |
27-Sep-1896 |
23-Apr-1985 |
US Senator from North Carolina, 1954-74 |
| W. Mark Felt |
Government |
17-Aug-1913 |
18-Dec-2008 |
Watergate's Deep Throat |
| Fred F. Fielding |
Attorney |
21-Mar-1939 |
|
White House Counsel to Reagan, GWB |
| Gerald Ford |
Head of State |
14-Jul-1913 |
26-Dec-2006 |
38th US President, 1974-77 |
| Leonard Garment |
Attorney |
11-May-1924 |
13-Jul-2013 |
Former Special Counsel to Nixon |
| Alexander Haig |
Government |
2-Dec-1924 |
20-Feb-2010 |
US Secretary of State, 1981-82 |
| H. R. Haldeman |
Government |
27-Oct-1926 |
12-Nov-1993 |
Nixon's Chief of Staff |
| Armand Hammer |
Business |
21-May-1898 |
10-Dec-1990 |
Soviet agent of influence |
| Philip Heymann |
Government |
30-Oct-1932 |
|
US Deputy Attorney General, 1993-94 |
| Howard Hughes |
Business |
24-Sep-1905 |
5-Apr-1976 |
Insane billionaire |
| E. Howard Hunt |
Criminal |
9-Oct-1918 |
23-Jan-2007 |
Coordinated Watergate break-in |
| Leon Jaworski |
Government |
19-Sep-1905 |
9-Dec-1982 |
Watergate special prosecutor |
| Richard G. Kleindienst |
Government |
5-Aug-1923 |
3-Feb-2000 |
US Attorney General, 1972-73 |
| Ray Kroc |
Business |
5-Oct-1902 |
14-Jan-1984 |
McDonald's fast food tycoon |
| Fred LaRue |
Government |
11-Oct-1928 |
24-Jul-2004 |
Nixon's bag man |
| G. Gordon Liddy |
Government |
30-Nov-1930 |
|
Watergate criminal, talk-show-host |
| Jeb Magruder |
Government |
5-Nov-1934 |
11-May-2014 |
Nixon's deputy campaign director |
| Robert McClory |
Politician |
31-Jan-1908 |
24-Jul-1988 |
Congressman from Illinois, 1963-83 |
| James W. McCord, Jr. |
Government |
26-Jan-1924 |
|
Led the Watergate burglary |
| William O. Mills |
Politician |
12-Aug-1924 |
24-May-1973 |
Congressman, committed suicide |
| John Mitchell |
Government |
15-Sep-1913 |
9-Nov-1988 |
US Attorney General, Watergate figure |
| Richard M. Nixon |
Head of State |
9-Jan-1913 |
22-Apr-1994 |
37th US President, 1969-74 |
| Bernard W. Nussbaum |
Attorney |
23-Mar-1937 |
|
White House Counsel for Bill Clinton |
| Bebe Rebozo |
Business |
17-Nov-1912 |
8-May-1998 |
Nixon confidant |
| Elliot Richardson |
Government |
20-Jul-1920 |
31-Dec-1999 |
Refused to fire Watergate Special Prosecutor |
| Peter W. Rodino |
Politician |
7-Jun-1909 |
7-May-2005 |
Congressman from New Jersey, 1949-89 |
| William Ruckelshaus |
Government |
24-Jul-1932 |
|
Twice EPA administrator |
| Charles F. C. Ruff |
Attorney |
1-Aug-1939 |
19-Nov-2000 |
Clinton's impeachment attorney |
| Diane Sawyer |
Journalist |
22-Dec-1945 |
|
Good Morning America |
| Donald Segretti |
Criminal |
17-Sep-1941 |
|
Dirty trickster for Nixon |
| James Sharp |
Attorney |
1940 |
|
High-powered Washington attorney |
| John Sirica |
Judge |
19-Mar-1904 |
14-Aug-1992 |
Watergate judge |
| Maurice H. Stans |
Government |
22-Mar-1908 |
14-Apr-1998 |
US Commerce Secretary, 1969-72 |
| Roger Stone |
Government |
1952 |
|
Campaign consultant, GOP dirty trickster |
| Jerald F. ter Horst |
Government |
11-Jul-1922 |
31-Mar-2010 |
Gerald Ford's short-term press secretary |
| Fred Thompson |
Actor |
19-Aug-1942 |
1-Nov-2015 |
Actor turned Senator from Tennessee |
| Vernon Walters |
Government |
3-Jan-1917 |
10-Feb-2002 |
US Ambassador to the UN, 1985-89 |
| Bill Weld |
Politician |
31-Jul-1945 |
|
Governor of Massachusetts, 1991-97 |
| Roger Wilkins |
Educator |
25-Mar-1932 |
|
Author, blackademic |
| Edward Bennett Williams |
Attorney |
31-May-1920 |
13-Aug-1988 |
Washington Superlawyer |
| Rose Mary Woods |
Government |
26-Dec-1917 |
22-Jan-2005 |
Blamed for 18.5 minute Watergate tape erasure |
| Bob Woodward |
Journalist |
26-Mar-1943 |
|
Broke the Watergate story |
| Ron Ziegler |
Government |
12-May-1939 |
10-Feb-2003 |
Press Secretary for Nixon |
