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World's Fair / Spokane, Washington #461466

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Nov 19, 1972
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(Studio) Spokane, WA, preparing for World's Fair in `74.
REPORTER: Garrick Utley

(Spokane, WA) Extensive building going on for $70 million World's Fair. Man and his environment theme of 1st ecological fair. Problem in getting enough exhibitors. [ President Expo `74, King COLE - confident will have enough exhibitors.] Many people of Spokane do not want fair there. [Attorney Riner DEGLOW - says does not see how fair can make money or even break even. ]
REPORTER: Don Oliver

Reporter(s):
Oliver, Don;
Utley, Garrick
Duration:
00:03:20

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