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Weather / Tornadoes, Floods #228201

CBS Evening News for Friday, Apr 20, 1973
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(Studio) Bad weather plagues nation as Easter approaches.
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite

(Harrison, Arkansas) 1 killed, many injured and property damage extensive as result tornado which struck Harrison, Arkansas.

(Studio) Heavy rains increase chances of flooding along Mississippi River.

(Morgan City, LA) State of emergency declared in Morgan City, LA, because of rain and flooding. Schools are closed and some families evacuating. [Sidney SOLAR - says will not leave his home.]
REPORTER: Charles Kelly (KTHV-TV newsfilm (Little Rock) Walter Cronkite Bruce Hall (KTHV-TV newsfilm, Little Rock)

Reporter(s):
Cronkite, Walter
Duration:
00:03:00

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