Senate Watergate Committee / Subpoenaed Watergate Material

Senate Watergate Committee / Subpoenaed Watergate Material #468435

NBC Evening News for Friday, Dec 28, 1973
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(Studio) If Senate Watergate committee doesn't receive subpoenaed White House tapes and documents, committee may be out of business.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(DC) Further hearings unlikely if White House ignores subpoenas. Some think lawyer Sam Dash wrong in requesting 500 documents. Not enough new evidence available to continue hearings. Chairperson Senator Sam Ervin favors ending investigation soon.
REPORTER: Paul Duke

Reporter(s):: Chancellor, John;; Duke, Paul
Duration:: 00:01:10

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