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Campaign 1984 / Elec. Outcome #294711

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Nov 07, 1984
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(No location given) [1936, Franklin ROOSEVELT - pledges self to New Deal.] Implications of yesterday's outcome for New Deal coalition examined; CBS "News-Times" poll of election results in terms of ethnic, minority, economy, soc. and region status detailed on screen. [Defeated Colorado Senator candidate Nancy DICK - feels old power block isn't controlling votes anymore.] [Governor Richard LAMM - acknowledges need to broaden Democratic party's vision.] [Governor Bruce BABBITT - agrees.]
REPORTER: Bruce Morton

(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(NYC) Geraldine Ferraro's historical role in campaign as Mondale's running mate examined; films shown. Her strengths and weaknesses as first woman national cand. outlined on screen. [FERRARO - feels election is simply personal victory for Reagan; considers need for Democrat cands. to do better on TV.] [John ZACCARO - considers wife the election winner.] Her chances in New York Senate race in 1986 and immediate plans considered.
REPORTER: Phil Jones

Reporter(s):
Jones, Phil;
Morton, Bruce;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:04:00

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