grand jury indicts nixon aides. here s how the coverage of that news played out in the homes of millions of americans 45 years ago tonight. the indictments were handed up in the washington courtroom of judge john sarika, 20 months after the grand jury began its investigation. gordon graham of our staff was in the courtroom. carrying heavy sealed briefcases filled with evidence, the prosecutors entered the courthouse. it was in a grand jury report which may concern others not named in the indictments. the foreman of the grand jury who works for the library of congress arrived. the grand jurors have been hearing evidence about the watergate affair for 20 months. the courtroom was packed with reporters and spectators, many of whom had waited hours to witness this historic event. the grand jury foreman presented the indictment and sealed
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was another patient ready to be seen. he definitely withdrew. suzette says that wasn t the only strange thing going on that summer. suddenly, shipments of camping gear began arriving at the weinberger clinic. one of his treatment rooms in one wing of the building was full of camping equipment. i really didn t see him as being much of a camper. he s more four seasons hotel type. right. but he was almost frantically packing it up. what kinds of equipment did he have? there were several backpacks. there were just bags that were stuffed with things that you couldn t see. and then there were the strange men with thick european accents that some employees reported seeing coming into the offices with briefcases to meet privately with weinberger. michelle later learned those men were diamond dealers from new york. i think he bought about maybe $500,000 worth of diamonds before he left. 500,000. uh-huh. and where did the diamonds