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British Gen. Elections #33470

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Sep 26, 1974
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(Studio) Britain faces new general elections October 10.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(London, England) Britain staunchly traditional in holding its elections. Treatment of press during elections discussed. [Liberal party Jeremy THORPE - says effective economy action must be taken soon or face disaster.] [Former Prime Min. Edward HEATH - believes Conservative party must deal with economy problems on national basis.] [Prime Min. Harold WILSON - says majority backing for his party to help heal wounds.]
REPORTER: George Watson

Reporter(s):
Smith, Howard K.;
Watson, George
Duration:
00:03:10

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