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Mitchell / House Judiciary Committee / Impeachment #235223

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Jul 10, 1974
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(Studio) Former Attorney General John Mitchell testifies before House Judiciary Committee
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite

(DC) Mitchell's lawyer William Hundley wanted areas of questioning limited. Representative George Danielson reacts to Mitchell's testimony. Mitchell's testimony with regard to hush money reviewed. [Representative Charles SANDMAN - believes Mitchell believable.] [Representative Ed MEZVINSKY - doesn't think Mitchell cleared up hush money matter.] [Representative Walter FLOWERS - comments Mitchell not damaging to President]
REPORTER: Bruce Morton

Reporter(s):
Cronkite, Walter;
Morton, Bruce
Duration:
00:01:40

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