Special News Broadcast recorded from NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Jun 26, 1973

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Title: Senate Watergate Hearings - Commentary Abstract: Before the afternoon session begins NBC anchor John Chancellor comment on John Dean’s previous testimony. Commercial Break: Step Saver, Glade Cool Lime, Loving Care Hair Color and Excedrin John Chancellor explains that the Committee isn’t in the room yet because the Senate is voting on a resolution to end the bombing of Cambodia. John Chancellor is joined by NBC reporters Doug Kiker and Carl Stern, outside the Senate Caucus room. To discuss the morning’s testimony. Doug Kiker comments on White House Press Secretary Ron Ziegler’s role. John Chancellor comments on Assistant Attorney General Henry Peterson who made a special arrangement for members of the White House to go before the Watergate Grand Jury Senator Sam Ervin opens the afternoon sessioin Begin Time: 01:00:00 pm End Time: 01:12:00 pm TVN Record Number: 876354 Copyright: Abstract and Metadata (c) 1973-2009 Vanderbilt University More Information: Contact the staff of the Archive.

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