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Campaign 1984 / Elec. Outcome #294719

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

(Boston, Massachusetts) Harvard student body's support for Mondale examined. [STUDENTS - are appalled at Reagan's victory; recall John Kennedy's concern for soc. justice.] Boston College's opposite attitude discussed. [STUDENTS - explain their economy concerns.]
REPORTER: Bob Simon

(Madison, Georgia) Rural America's approach to election featured. [Pat HARDY, James BANNISTER, Creighton SPEARS, George VAUGHN - explain their support of Reagan.]
REPORTER: Bernard Goldberg

Reporter(s):
Goldberg, Bernard;
Rather, Dan;
Simon, Bob
Duration:
00:03:20

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