For 10 points, what president succeeded and later pardoned the disgraced Richard Nixon?
This man's life was saved by a retired Marine named Oliver Sipple, whose heroics revealed Sipple's homosexuality to the world. After replacing Charles Halleck in one post, he famously held joint press conferences with Senator Everett Dirksen. A New York Daily News headline proclaimed that this man told New York City to "drop dead". In a debate, he awkwardly claimed (*) "there is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe". As House minority leader, this man was the subject of a Lyndon Johnson quip saying that he played "too much football without a helmet". This man received a 1973 position after the resignation of Spiro Agnew. For 10 points, what president succeeded and later pardoned the disgraced Richard Nixon?
This man's life was saved by a retired Marine named Oliver Sipple, whose heroics revealed Sipple's homosexuality to the world.
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