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Israel / Lebanon Invasion #284151

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Jun 10, 1982
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(Studio) Proximity of Israeli forces to Beirut, Lebanon, noted; continuing confrontation between Israel and Syrian troops in region described, illustrated on map. President Reagan's message to Israel mentioned.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Beirut, Lebanon) Israeli air assault near here examined; films shown. Israel's use of propaganda warfare and PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) response described. Bombing near PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) headquarters of Yasir Arafat mentioned.
REPORTER: Don Kladstrup

(Jerusalem, Israel) Israeli-Syrian confrontation examined; films shown. Reagan's call for Israeli withdrawal and Prime Min. Menahem Begin's response considered. War's impact on region noted.
REPORTER: Bob Faw

(Sidon, Lebanon) Israeli occupation of Sidon described, shown. Problems faced by Israeli troops noted. [PEOPLE - comment on casualties.]
REPORTER: Doug Tunnell

Reporter(s):
Faw, Bob;
Kladstrup, Don;
Rather, Dan;
Tunnell, Doug
Duration:
00:06:20

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