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/ & a} Leyoons, fe yee “9 a toile Dap tap ain says at ented tose sar sinie aly a rttip ly Ripe ackirecli eh lee wet? > IVY * WASHINGTO Hotise, Major- ity Leader Thomas < “Tip” O'Neill t (D-Mass.). said yesterday that. por- | tions of the. edited. White’ House. , transcripts which he has read have convinced him: that President Nixon | was guilty of obstructing justice in his.attempts to thwart a 1972 inves- ; tigation by the House Banking Com- mittee into campaign irregularities. ‘But O'Neill declined to say — whathes-ha. fbr the Pr President's 's that salt it would take the com- ee - -& . ee dee Ann Aesiece Te TheeelT a Fpecte fens owes. iT) ritizeyy = a g relation magé by the transcripts, ‘he added. in outlining the projected sched- ule for foc I ea eill te/on would abéut August 1, re- gardless of whether the Judiciary Committee votes for or against im- peachment. O'Neill predicted it would take six weeks for the Judiciary Commit- tee to complete the public hearings expected to begin next week. After mor) pce mieTan) +4 q BGGe X le SAK LSE | ONeill s says Ni ox obsti ucted justice S “impeachment bill probably would be } sent to the Heuse floor either imme-~ diately before or after the July 4 Li and that the debate would Begth in the “third or fourth week in July.” There would be no limit on debate. O'Neill said he expected the de- bate to last about two weeks, after which Judiciary Chairman Peter Rodino (D-N.J.), would offer a mo- tion to shut off any further debate within 48 hours. At the expiration of Rahn ie