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United Nations / Perez De Cuellar / Ghali #340670

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Jan 01, 1992
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(Studio: Connie Chung) Report introduced.

(UN: Jacqueline Adams) Legacy left behind by United Nations Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar as he leaves office featured; various scenes of him, scenes of Namibia, Iran-Iraq war, Soviet pullout from Afghanistan, Cambodia, Persian Gulf war, Lebanon hostage release shown. [PEREZ de CUELLAR - comments on the UN.] [President, United Nations Association Edward LUCK, former United States ambassador to United Nations Donald McHENRY - comment on Perez de Cuellar.] Last month's repeal of the United Nations Zionism-as-racism resolution recalled; scenes shown of incoming Secretary General Boutros Ghali; problems of the new world order mentioned.

Reporter(s):
Adams, Jacqueline;
Chung, Connie
Duration:
00:02:30

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