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Dean, John

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Dean, John (1926– )

US civil servant and counsel to US president Richard Nixon. Dean testified before the Ervin Committee that President Nixon had been involved in the cover-up over the Watergate affair. Dean's frank and damaging testimony almost single-handedly forced Nixon's resignation.



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Three candidacies stand out as illustrations of the cultural political process: those of Howard Dean, John Edwards, and John Kerry.
Backstage passes: what it takes to run for president in the age of ... by Freund, Charles Paul / Reason
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Survivors include his wife, Mary; sons Dean, John and Arthur Sault; daughters Nita Salazar and Gail Sault; 14 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
OBITUARIES : MILTON SEYBOLD SAULT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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