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Watergate Case / Executive Privilege #469722

NBC Evening News for Friday, Apr 13, 1973
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(Studio) Reports say agreement being worked out for White House aides to testify before Senate Watergate committee Vice President Agnew denies Los Angeles "Times" report that he is appalled at White House's handling Watergate case. Other Republicans upset by Watergate case.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(DC) [Senator George AIKEN - says Nixon should help clear up Watergate case. Issue is hurting Republican party.] Nixon staff negotiating to let White House aides Robert Haldeman and John Dean testify before Senate Watergate committee
REPORTER: Paul Duke

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Duke, Paul
Duration:
00:02:10

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