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In the summer of 1971, the Bureau warned the White House that the Latin text of the Mass might contain anti-war messages, which could cause embarrassment to President Nixon should he attend the premiere and applaud politely.
According to Gordon Liddy, White House counsel John Dean stated that the work was " definitely anti-war and anti-establishment, etc.
" Nixon did not ultimately attend the premiere ; Nixon had this decision described in the press as an act of courtesy to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, because he felt the formal opening " should really be her night ".
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