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• 'The Strong Man' by James Rosen, to be published May 20 by Random House.
• August 9, 1974: President Richard M. Nixon waves from the steps of a helicopter after resigning the presidency following the Watergate scandal.
• June 1, 1972: John Mitchell, attorney general to Richard Nixon, is the subject of a new book by FOX News correspondent James Rosen.
• May 7, 1973: Carl Bernstein, left, and Robert Woodward, Washington Post reporters who covered Watergate.
• June 29, 1973: Charles Colson, counsel to President Richard Nixon, was convicted in connection with a break-in at Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg's office.
• January 7, 1982: E. Howard Hunt, former CIA operative and aide to President Nixon, was a convicted Watergate burglar.
• June 9, 1997: G. Gordon Liddy, conservative talk radio host and convicted Watergate burglar.
• April 27, 1973: Mark Felt, former FBI associate director, revealed himself in 2006 as the informant "Deep Throat," a major source of information for Washington Post reporters Carl Bernstein and Robert Woodward.
• June 1, 1972: John Dean, White House Counsel to President Richard M. Nixon, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice.
• July 23, 1973: John D. Ehrlichman, domestic affairs adviser to President Nixon, testifies at a Senate Watergate Committee hearing.
• June 1, 1973: H.R. Haldeman chief of staff to President Richard Nixon, answers reporters' questions outside a Watergate hearing.