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Middle E. War / Cease-Fire Reaction #23461

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Oct 25, 1973
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(Studio) As tension increases between superpowers, fighting in Mid. E. almost stops.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(Tel Aviv, Israel) After cease-fire, Tel Aviv residents show signs of normality, returning to lifestyle. Developments in USSR and United States worry Israelis. Reasons outlined. Israeli officials refuse comment with regard to USSR intentions or United States reaction to proposed cease-fire enforcement by Sovs. and Americans [Israeli Defense Min. Moshe DAYAN - refuses to comment on United States military alert.]
REPORTER: Don Farmer

Reporter(s):
Farmer, Don;
Smith, Howard K.
Duration:
00:02:00

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