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Ford, Kissinger / Speeches / Oil Prices #33395

ABC Evening News for Monday, Sep 23, 1974
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(Studio) President Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger both on road delivering speeches with regard to oil prices.
REPORTER: Harry Reasoner

(Detroit, Michigan) President Ford addresses world energy conference [FORD - warns oil-producing cntrys. against charging extraordinarily high prices; world depression could result.] Ford questioned about Senator Edward Kennedy's decision, but refuses comment.
REPORTER: Tom Jarriel

(NYC) Kissinger speaks to United Nations General Assembly and echoes President Ford's gloomy predictions. [KISSINGER - warns of conflicts between nations, possible destruction of humanity, nuclear catastrophes and world depression.] US holds oil cntrys. responsible and expects lowered prices.
REPORTER: Ted Koppel

Reporter(s):
Jarriel, Tom;
Koppel, Ted;
Reasoner, Harry
Duration:
00:04:00

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