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NBC Evening News for Thursday, Jun 06, 1974
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(Studio) President named as unindicted co-conspirator in Watergate case by Watergate grand jury. Revelation could hurt President' case in Supreme Court; details given.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(DC) Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski case against President improved according to executive privilege expert Alexander Bickel of Yale. [University of Chicago professor Philip KURLAND - says grand jury's action voids President' case for executive privilege.] [President' attorney James ST. CLAIR - insists President not guilty just because grand jury says so.]
REPORTER: Carl Stern

(Studio) President' lawyer asks court yield names of all named as co-conspirators by grand jury.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Stern, Carl
Duration:
00:03:30

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