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World Trip / Nixon / California / Manila #204681

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Jul 23, 1969
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(Studio) President Nixon congratulates astronauts' wives and begins world trip, starting with Apollo XI splashdown. Nixon and wife, Pat act like tourists in California,
REPORTER: Harry Reasoner

(San Francisco, California) President and Mrs. Nixon shake bands and talk with people downtown. He rides cable car. [NIXON - says will welcome astronauts home and tells of dinner for them and wives. To spread city's spirit of international brotherhood around world.] United States to show we won't abdicate world leadership to Moscow or Peking.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Studio) Nixon says won't visit USSR this time. Manila takes precautions against violence during Nixon visit. 1 killed after bomb explodes near United States Information Agency.
REPORTER: Harry Reasoner

Reporter(s):
Rather, Dan;
Reasoner, Harry
Duration:
00:03:20

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