V.P under Nixon

Former US Speaker of the House (1971 - 77)

publisher diplomat ambassador to uk (69-75)

Former White House Director of the Office of Management & Budget (1973-1975)

Postmaster General under Nixon

Acting Attorney General (1973); Federal Judge (1982-88); former nominee to the Supreme Court in 1987

Secretary of Labor under Ford

Transportation Secretary for Presidents Nixon & Ford

former President of the United States

Secretary of Agriculture (1971-76)

U.S. Representative from Georgia (1965-1967); Secretary of the Army (1973-1975)

Secretary of Defense 1987-89

Governor of Arizona (1975-77); U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador (1964?68); Bolivia (1968?69); Argentina (1977-80)

Governor of Rhode Island (1963-1969); U.S. Senator from Rhode Island (1976-1999)

Former Governor of Texas (1979-1983, 1987-1991)

01/04/1920-04/27/1996 Director of Central Intelligence (DCI/C.I.A.) from September 1973 to January 1976/During World War II Colby served with the Office of Strategic Services

Former Special Counsel to President Nixon, founder of Prison Fellowship Ministries, best-selling author

Author

Former Governor of Texas (1963-69), Secretary of the Treasury (1971-72), wounded during the assassination of President Kennedy

Former WH Counsel to President Richard M. Nixon, Served time in prison over the Watergate scandal, author of the books 'Blind Ambition', 'Worse than Watergate', 'Conservatives Without Conscience', and 'Broken Government'

Secretary of Commerce (1973-1975); United States Trade Representative (1975-1977)

Secretary of Commerce (1973-1975); U.S. Trade Representative (1975-1977)

Counsel & Assistant to President for Domestic Affairs under President Nixon. Key figure in events leading to Watergate 1st break-in & the ensuing Watergate scandal, for which he was convicted of conspiracy, obstruction of justice & perjury

Former FBI Agent - Informed Woodward & Bernstein of Watergate Scandal (Deep Throat)

Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare under Nixon

Business man, ambassador and philanthropist

38th President of the United States

Author

political analyst, editor - U.S. World News & Report

Former Acting-FBI Director - Watergate Figure.

Supreme Allied Commander Europe (1974-1979); Secretary of State (1981-1982)

Political aide & businessman, White House Chief of Staff to President Richard Nixon & his consequent involvement in the Watergate scandal. His intimate role in the Watergate cover-up precipitated his resignation from government

Secretary of Agriculture (1969-1971) Born: 10/09/1915

Sec. of the Interior. Nixon Adminstration. Born: 08/18/1919

Secretary of Labor 1970-1973. Oldest living former cabinet member. Born: 12/03/1915

61st Governor of Virginia 1970-1974 and Father-in-Law of Virginia Senator Tim Kaine

FBI Director until 1972

Secretary of Treasury 1969-1971

Retired General

Former Secretary of State under Presidents Nixon and Ford, Known as the 'Master of Diplomacy'

Attorney General 1972-1973

sec. of the interior ford

Author - Non-Fiction

U.S. Representative from Wisconsin (1953-1969); Secretary of Defense (1969-1973)

Actor - The Little Colonel, The Scarlet Empress, Little Women, Murders In The Zoo, Crimson Dynasty, Bulldog Drummond At Bay (title role). US Representative, 64th Governor of Connecticut, and U.S. Ambassador to Spain, Argentina and Switzerland

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (1973-1975) during the presidency of Gerald Ford

US Speaker of the House (1962 - 71)

Attorney General 1969-1972 under President Nixon. NY municipal bond lawyer, director of Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign, served director of Nixon's 1972 presidential campaign. His involvement in Watergate affair, sentenced him to prison

Secretary of Interior under Ford

U.S. Senator from New York (1977-2001)

35th Treasurer of the United States (1974-77)

Former Ambassador to Libya 1965-69, Indonesia 1974-1977 and Philippines 1977-78

Author, co-founder, with William Hewlett, of Hewlett-Packard

Secretary of Commerce 1972-1973

Politics

Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme Court

Was Attorney General under President Nixon. Resigned, rather than fire Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox.

Secretary of State 1969-1973

Secretary of HUD 1969-1973

Former EPA Administrator (1970-1973 and 1983-1985); Former FBI Director (1973)

Former Secretary of Defense to Presidents Gerald R. Ford and George W. Bush

Former U.S. Senator from Ohio (1968-1974); U.S. Attorney General (1974-75); U.S. Ambassador to India (1975-76). Born: 06/24/1916

Flight scientist, Kennedy Space Center Director

Former Secretary of Defense under President Nixon

Secretary of Labor (1969-70); Secretary of the Treasury (1972-74); Secretary of State (1982-89)

Secretary of Treasury under Nixon, U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame Contributor

Secretary of Commerce 1969-1972. Maurice Stans was entangled in the Watergate scandal while serving as Finance Chairman for President Nixon's re-election campaign

Former Surgeon General 1969-1973

Former Surgeon General 1965-1969

Army General

Former Ambassador and Diplomat

Former EPA Administrator (1973-1977)

Secretary of Transportation 1969-1973

Three Time Mayor of New York City 1954-1965

Former Secretary of the Navy (1972-1974); U.S. Senator from Virginia (1979-2009), was married at one time to actress Elizabeth Taylor

U.S. Secretary of Health, Education & Welfare (1973-1975); U.S. Secretary of Defense (1981-1987)

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (1969-1971)