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USSR Breakup / Baker Visit / Bush / Aid / Satellites #336411

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Dec 15, 1991
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(Studio: Connie Chung) Report introduced.

(Moscow: Bill Plante) Secretary of State James Baker's visit to the USSR featured; scenes shown of him arriving in Moscow. [Russian foreign minister Andrei KOZYREV - says they want full diplomatic recognition of independent states.] [BAKER - responds.] [On "Face the Nation", KOZYREV - talks about fight for power.] Baker's meeting tomorrow with Russian President Boris Yeltsin mentioned.

(Studio: Connie Chung) President Bush's reaction to the USSR breakup featured. [BUSH - comments on leaders of the republics, aid to the USSR .] Report introduced.

(New York: Regina Blakely) American citizens' humanitarian aid to the USSR featured; scenes shown; details given. [Last night, BAKER, Russian ambassador to the United States Viktor KOMPLEKTOV - comment on aid.] [On "Face the Nation", Senator Sam NUNN - comments on foreign policy.] Bush reported proposing an international conference next month to talk about the problems associated with the breakup of the Soviet union.

(Studio: Connie Chung) Link-up of three one-time Soviet satellites with the West for the first time tomorrow mentioned.

Reporter(s):: Blakely, Regina;; Chung, Connie;; Plante, Bill
Duration:: 00:04:40

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