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Watergate Speech / Americans' Reaction #472033

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Aug 16, 1973
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(Studio) Av. American forms own opinion about Watergate speech.
REPORTER: Garrick Utley

(Chicago, Illinois) [Iron worker Jerry TOOMEY - believes President wasn't involved in Watergate. Hard hat reaction to Nixon generally unfavorable now.]
REPORTER: Dick Kay

(Navarre, Ohio) Goodman family remain staunch Nixon supporters. [Dean GOODMAN - feels Nixon's aides responsible for Watergate.] [Shirley GOODMAN - says confidence in President still present.] [Jill GOODMAN - thinks Press' speech unenlightening, but confidence unshaken.]
REPORTER: Lou Davis

(Palos Verdes, California) Reaction to President' speech generally good in this mostly wealthy, Republican neighborhood.
REPORTER: Don Oliver

Reporter(s):
Davis, Lou;
Kay, Dick;
Oliver, Don;
Utley, Garrick
Duration:
00:04:10

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