Special News Broadcast recorded from CBS Evening News for Saturday, Jan 03, 1981

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Title: Embassy (re: Foreign Service) Abstract: CBS Reports: "Embassy" re: United States Ambassadors, foreign relations / diplomacy, foreign policy, embassy troubles & security, with focus on the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok (Thailand), salary, Foreign Service Employees Union, foreign service wives and families, living abroad vs. working in Washington D.C., Cambodian refugees in Thailand, U.S. attitude toward Vietnam and the political situation in Cambodia, and Vietnamese attack on Thailand border. Reported by Ed Bradley. Interviews: Morton Abramowitz, Edward Lee, Robert Marshall, Burt Levin, Edna Reed(?), Evy Milton(?), Tom Miller, Tim Carney, Larry Lore(?), and Edmund Muskie. Begin Time: 09:00:50 pm End Time: 09:57:40 pm TVN Record Number: 863369 Copyright: Abstract and Metadata (c) 1981-2009 Vanderbilt University More Information: Contact the staff of the Archive.

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