Nixon impeachment inquiry papers, 1974.

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Nixon impeachment inquiry papers, 1974.

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These papers, from the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment inquiry concerning President Richard M. Nixon, deal mainly with investigations of Nixon's Presidential campaign financing. Herbert Kalmbach's role in fund raising is a focal point. Materials include: committee research materials; minority counsel internal memoranda; interviews with Kalmbach and others; and printed Congressional reports and other documents.

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The Library at Washington and Lee University School of Law, Law Library

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The Library at Washington and Lee University School of Law, Law Library

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