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Daley / Convention Activities #1928

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Sep 03, 1968
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(Studio) Daley comments on convention activities.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(Chicago, Illinois) Daley lashes back at 3 networks for 1-sided and distorted coverage of Democratic Convention Has 100,000 pieces mail supporting him. [DALEY - requested 1 hour prime time of all 3 networks to tell what actually happened last week Says he has documented report with regard to activity on 15th floor Conrad Hilton Hotel. Asks. Supt. Police, Fire Commissioner, Commissioner of Health and Corporation Council and Department of Investigation for full report on all details of what happened in city last week which was inaccurately reported throughout US and world.]
REPORTER: Hugh Hill

Reporter(s):
Hill, Hugh;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:01:30

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