December 3, 1975
By the winter of 1975, Ford was in the White House and the federal minimum wage stood at $2.10/hr — the Watergate convictions were finally coming in, with Nixon's former top aides John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, and John Ehrlichman found guilty of the cover-up just days into the new year. On screens and turntables, Barry Manilow's "Mandy" sat at number one on the charts while "All in the Family" dominated television as the top-rated show in the country. The Golden State Warriors had claimed the NBA championship that year, and in a landmark moment for American justice, the Watergate verdicts marked the first time senior White House officials had been criminally convicted for abuses carried out inside a sitting president's administration.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — December 3, 1975
NY Times Headlines — Week of December 3, 1975
F. B. I. Is Accused Of Political Acts For 6 Presidents
Five Subpoenaed In Hoffa Inquiry
Soviet Suspected Of Arms Violation
U.S. Hints A Veto In U.N. To Thwart Censure Of Israel
Indonesian Attack Reported By David A. Andelman
World Church Council Elects 2 Women
World Events — December 1975
Time Person of the Year — 1975
On the radio
Billboard Charts — December 3, 1975
Grammy Awards
On the bookshelf
On the television
Nielsen Top 10 — 1975–76 Season
Emmy Winners — 1975
At the movies
Box Office & Oscar Winners — December 3, 1975
Ebert 4-Star Films — December 3, 1975
On the field
Sports Champions — December 3, 1975
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