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Howard Henry Baker Biography and Timeline

Follow Howard Henry Baker through 25 dated historical records for United States of America.

Howard Henry Baker, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

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1973

Watergate Committee Leadership

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Serves as Republican vice chairman of the newly created Senate Watergate Committee, giving the investigation bipartisan leadership.

Role range: 1972-1974

James McCord Testimony

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Questions James McCord during the second day of public hearings as the committee examines the Watergate break-in, wiretapping and efforts to conceal responsibility.

Role range: 1972-1974

Barker and Baldwin Testimony

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates as the committee hears Gerald Alch, Bernard Barker and Alfred Baldwin during continuing testimony about the burglary operation and its participants.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Organization Inquiry

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in the continuing Phase I hearings as the committee examines the structure, personnel and activities of the Nixon reelection campaign.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Finance Examination

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Takes part in a Phase I hearing focused on campaign finances, fundraising practices and evidence being developed through the committee's Watergate investigation.

Role range: 1972-1974

John Dean Testimony Continues

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Questions John Dean as his nationally broadcast testimony continues, testing Dean's account of White House knowledge, meetings and actions connected with the Watergate cover-up.

Role range: 1972-1974

Presidential Staff Evidence

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates as the committee continues questioning witnesses about White House staff involvement, campaign intelligence operations and the developing cover-up allegations.

Role range: 1972-1974

White House Taping System Revelation

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates when Alexander Butterfield reveals the existence of the White House recording system, giving the committee a potential source of direct evidence about disputed presidential conversations.

Role range: 1972-1974

Phase I White House Inquiry

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in continuing Phase I testimony as the committee investigates White House involvement, campaign activities and the implications of the newly disclosed presidential recording system.

Role range: 1972-1974

Executive Branch Evidence Hearing

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Takes part as the committee continues assembling testimony about executive branch actions, campaign intelligence and the handling of information after the Watergate arrests.

Role range: 1972-1974

John Ehrlichman Testimony

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates as former presidential adviser John Ehrlichman testifies before the committee about White House activities, the plumbers operation and issues connected with the Watergate investigation.

Role range: 1972-1974

Ehrlichman Hearing Continues

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Questions and evaluates continuing testimony from John Ehrlichman as the committee develops its record concerning White House operations and the Watergate cover-up.

Role range: 1972-1974

Haldeman Testimony Begins

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates as former White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman begins testimony, bringing one of Nixon's closest former aides before the televised Watergate hearings.

Role range: 1972-1974

Late Phase I Hearing

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates as the committee continues its late Phase I hearings, reviewing testimony and evidence concerning White House and campaign conduct.

Role range: 1972-1974

Phase I Closing Testimony

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in further Phase I testimony as the committee approaches the end of its initial public examination of the burglary and related cover-up.

Role range: 1972-1974

Phase I Final Evidence Session

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in a late Phase I hearing as the committee completes additional public examination of Watergate evidence before shifting emphasis to campaign practices.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Practices Inquiry

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in Phase II hearings examining campaign practices associated with the 1972 presidential election and evidence gathered by the committee's investigators.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Conduct Testimony

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Takes part in another Phase II hearing as the committee examines testimony about campaign conduct, political operations and election-related practices.

Role range: 1972-1974

Late Campaign Practices Hearing

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates as the committee resumes Phase II hearings and continues examining campaign practices, political operations and related evidence from the 1972 election.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Practices Final Session

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in a later Phase II hearing as the committee completes additional public testimony concerning campaign practices and political activities.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Financing Testimony

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in Phase III testimony examining campaign financing, contributions and financial practices associated with the 1972 presidential campaign.

Role range: 1972-1974

Campaign Contributions Inquiry

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Takes part in further Phase III testimony concerning political contributions and financing practices connected with the 1972 presidential campaign.

Role range: 1972-1974

Milk Fund Executive Inquiry Opens

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in an executive-session phase of the committee's Milk Fund investigation, examining campaign-finance questions connected with political contributions and federal policy.

Role range: 1972-1974

Milk Fund Evidence Review

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in a further executive session reviewing evidence in the committee's Milk Fund investigation and its relationship to campaign financing.

Role range: 1972-1974

Milk Fund December Session

Senator · Senate Watergate Committee Vice Chairman · Washington · Politics / Watergate

Participates in the final documented December executive session of the Milk Fund investigation as the committee continues reviewing campaign-finance evidence.

Role range: 1972-1974

Records, sources and methodology

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