Impeachment Quest Shapes Nixon Committee Vote
The House Judiciary Committee, 88 members, will vote within two months on articles of impeachment against President Richard Nixon. Democrats and Republicans split 21 to 17, with expectations of approximately 19 Democratic votes for impeachment and about 14 Republican votes against, though leadership insists evidence will drive decisions. The panel plans evidentiary hearings after March 1, with ongoing debates over televised proceedings and White House cooperation, while staff outlines major investigation areas including surveillance, Watergate break in, cover up efforts, and alleged misuse of agencies for political purposes.
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