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Ken W. Clawson

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Ken Wade Clawson was Deputy Director of Communications for Richard Nixon at the time of the Watergate scandal. Prior to his post at the White House, Clawson had been a reporter for The Washington Post. Ken was the subject of many articles in the 1990's pointing to him as most lilable person to be Deep Throat.

Ken W. Clawson died at the age of 63 on 12/18/1999. Ken once told the New York Times, "I'm just one of Richard Nixon's spear carriers and proud of it." Ken survived by his loving wife Carol, & his three children David, Geoff, & Karen.

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