All the President's Men: People of Watergate by Commodore

He was the executive editor of the Washington Post during Watergate. [REMINDER: First and last names required for all answers.]

This man was the treasurer for the Committee to Re-Elect the President (CRP). He resigned when he learned of the White House "Plumbers"' activity and became a source for Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein.

One of the original White House Plumbers, this man organized the Watergate break-in and bugging. His phone number was found in the address books of some of the burglars, connecting the crime to the White House. He was also an author of spy novels.

During the "Saturday Night Massacre" of October 20, 1973, the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General resigned rather than fire the Watergate Special Prosecutor. What man, the Solicitor General, became Acting Attorney General and fired the Special Prosecutor?

Together with John Ehrlichman, this White House Chief of Staff formed what advisors called the "Berlin Wall".

He served as Deputy Director of CRP during the Watergate scandal. From 1981 until his death in 2014, he served as an ordained Presbyterian minister.

Although he is better known for his later exploits both inside and outside of politics, this man served as minority counsel for the Senate Watergate Committee. He is sometimes credited with supplying Republican Senator Howard Baker's famous question, "What did the President know, and when did he know it?"

After attaining the rank of Colonel in the United States Air Force, this man served as Deputy Assistant to the President. Among his responsibilities was the setting of Nixon's schedule and the maintenance of his historical records, which included the operations of the secret taping system which Nixon had installed in the White House.

Five men were arrested for breaking into the Democratic National Headquarters on June 17, 1972. Name any two of them.

In an event depicted in "All the President's Men" (both book and film), this man had a phone conversation with Bob Woodward in which Woodward asked about a check deposited in the bank account of a Watergate burglar. The man first hung up on Woodward before calling him back, explaining that his neighbor had recently been kidnapped and he was shaken by the experience. What was this man's name?

This man, who served as Deputy Director of Communications at the White House during Watergate, allegedly bragged to Washington Post reporter Marilyn Berger that he had written the "Canuck letter", a document designed to smear the 1972 presidential candidacy of Edmund Muskie.

What man was asked by President Nixon in March 1973 to write a report with everything he knew about the Watergate matter? Believing that he was being set up as a scapegoat, this man soon made a deal with prosecutors and began testifying against Nixon before the Senate Watergate Committee in June 1973.