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• Alexander Butterfield said at a conference on presidential tapes.
• Nixon asks his aide, Alexander Butterfield about 8 a . m . on Feb . 16, 1971.
• Stone hired Dean and presidential assistant Alexander Butterfield to do fact checking ( they can be seen in cameos ).
• Nixon's assistant Alexander Butterfield was struck by the fact that his boss " had so much leisure time.
• Alexander Butterfield and John Dean, who advised Stone on the movie, were hired to catch such details, but how would Dean know?
• Judge Alexander Butterfield ordered her imprisoned after hearing that she was distributing up to 100 loaves a week and scattering bread ankle deep around her home.
• Haldeman and Ehrlichman, his closest aides, have been ordered to resign and White House aide Alexander Butterfield has just revealed the existence of secret tapes.
• Dick Cavett is a wonderfully droll narrator, and throughout there are comments from guests ranging from Wayne Newton to Alexander Butterfield, Nixon's deputy assistant.
• July 17, 1973 : Former Nixon aide Alexander Butterfield, testifying before the Senate Select Committee on Campaign Activities, discloses Nixon's secret taping system.
• "Despite the inadequate accommodation, rising damp and the peeling paint, we shall miss the place, " Justice Alexander Butterfield said at a farewell ceremony.
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• In a memo to senior advisor Bryce Harlow, Nixon aide Alexander Butterfield relayed the President's desire that Gore be " blistered " for his comment.
• Over the years, candidate after candidate has been nominated _ Alexander Haig, Alexander Butterfield, Vernon Walters, Richard Helms _ but the candidates themselves refused to be drafted.
• After Watergate Historians and archivists can pinpoint the exact moment when presidential recording became a practice of the past _ Alexander Butterfield's testimony before Congress on July 16, 1973.
• Sanders was the GOP staff lawyer on the Senate Watergate Committee who first asked then-presidential aide Alexander Butterfield whether there was a recording system in Nixon's White House.
• It was Buzhardt who, indirectly, disclosed the existence of the Scott Armstrong, the majority staff discovered the transcript and questioned former White House aide Alexander Butterfield about its provenance.
• One afternoon in July 1973, an obscure presidential aide named Alexander Butterfield sat down before some staff members of the Senate Watergate Committee and answered a question that changed the course of history.
• Alexander Butterfield, a former Cabinet secretary and special assistant to Nixon who first revealed the existence of the secret tapes that the president had made of his conversations, is the film's technical adviser.
• The movie brakes frequently for mock commentaries by former newsman Edwin Newman, Wayne Newton, Graham Nash, Tony Curtis and former White House aide Alexander Butterfield, all playing themselves as they look back on the fateful weekend.
• One of the biggest shocks of the Watergate scandal came in 1973, when a former Nixon White House official, Alexander Butterfield, told a congressional committee about the president's secret audiotape network in his White House office.
• Many of Watergate's most famous moments happened during the hearings, including John Dean's " cancer on the Presidency " testimony and Alexander Butterfield's revelation of the existence of the secret White House Nixon tapes.