Persian Gulf Crisis / United States Military / Egypt / Peace Camp

Persian Gulf Crisis / United States Military / Egypt / Peace Camp #330400

CBS Evening News for Monday, Nov 12, 1990
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(White House: Wyatt Andrews) Criticism of President Bush's move to double Persian Gulf forces examined; Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan quoted; scenes shown of reservists. [Representative Robert TORRICELLI - comments on charges Bush should ask Congress to declare war.] [Yesterday on "Face the Nation" Senator Sam NUNN - questions the value of liberating Kuwait.] Nation's Roman Catholic bishops reported questioning morality of an attack. [Archdiocese of Los Angeles Archbishop Roger MAHONY - comments.]

(Studio: Dan Rather) Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak reported limiting country's role in military attack. Report introduced.

(Baghdad: Allen Pizzey) Iraq reported courting peace activists; scenes shown from Baghdad, Iraq, World Peace and Friendship Camp. [Former US attorney general Ramsey CLARK - talks about peace.] [Chinese foreign minister Qian QICHEN - (thru translator) answers question about UN Security Council.] [Iraqi President Saddam HUSSEIN - (thru translator) comments on negotiation.]

(Studio: Dan Rather) Discussion presented with Operation "Desert Shield" consultant. [Retired General George CRIST - comments on new deployment and war.]

Reporter(s):: Andrews, Wyatt;; Pizzey, Allen;; Rather, Dan
Duration:: 00:06:50

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