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The Week Ahead #477295

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Jun 02, 1974
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(Studio) Govs. hold conference in Seattle, WA. Primary elections to be held in 7 states; California gubernatorial primary among elections.
REPORTER: Floyd Kalber

(DC) House Judiciary Committee to examine ITT (International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation) and milk fund.
REPORTER: Robert Goralski

(Belfast, North Ireland) British Parliament to debate North Ireland's problems of extreme violence.
REPORTER: George Montgomery

(Tel Aviv, Israel) Syrian and Israeli POWs to be exchanged. Israeli parliament meets to approve new government of Rabin.
REPORTER: Charles Quinn

(Studio) Clothing workers to strike; impact to be felt this week
REPORTER: Floyd Kalber

Reporter(s):
Goralski, Robert;
Kalber, Floyd;
Montgomery, George;
Quinn, Charles
Duration:
00:01:30

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