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Nixon Trip / Brussels #234999

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Jun 25, 1974
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(Studio) President flies to Brussels, Belgium, for meeting with NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) alliance.
REPORTER: Roger Mudd

(Andrews AFB) [NIXON - explains reason for visiting Brussels. Expectations of Moscow summit outlined.] Nixons leave for journey early in day.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Brussels, Belgium) President' spokesperson warns press not to expect great accomplishments at Moscow summit. [Belgium King BAUDOUIN - praises Nixon's Mid. E. tour and expresses hope for upcoming Moscow summit. Belgium wants just and lasting peace for world.] [NIXON - says stopover in Brussels important to insuring goal of lasting peace in world. Without NATO, detente unlikely.] Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans trip to China this year and possibly trip to India later in year 1 of President' men concedes Watergate to affect Nixon's trip.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Studio) President' friend Bebe Rebozo meets with President in Brussels, but press secretary Ron Ziegler says it was coincidence 2 met there.
REPORTER: Roger Mudd

Reporter(s):
Mudd, Roger;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:05:20

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