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Economy Summit / Falkland Conflict #284574

CBS Evening News for Friday, Jun 04, 1982
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(Studio) Opening of economy summit at Versailles, France, reported preceded by mtg. of President Reagan and Prime Min. Margaret Thatcher on Falkland war issue.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Paris, France) Reagan-Thatcher meeting examined; apparent point of agreement considered. [THATCHER - notes United States support.] [Secretary of State Alexander HAIG - considers Great Britain subject to willingness of Argentina's withdrawal; denies United States control of situation.] Issue of peacekeeping force on Falklands considered.
REPORTER: Lesley Stahl

(Studio) United States and Britain reported vetoing United Nations resolution calling for immediate cease fire in Falklands; apparent status of British offensive discussed.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Buenos Aires, Argentina) Film of Port Stanley narrated; General Mario Ben. Menendez noted commander of Argentine troops there. Americans living on island reported telephoning United States embassy in Buenos Aires; details given.
REPORTER: Morton Dean

Reporter(s):
Dean, Morton;
Rather, Dan;
Stahl, Lesley
Duration:
00:04:20

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