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Ron Ziegler

White House Press Secretary (1939-2003)

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Harry Robbins Haldeman

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1939 births 2003 deaths American Lutherans American Presbyterians California Republicans Dixie Heights High School alumni Kentucky Republicans Nixon administration personnel involved in the Watergate scandal People appearing on C-SPAN People from Coronado, California Politicians from Covington, Kentucky University of Southern California alumni

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