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Nixon / NATO Trip #477419

NBC Evening News for Wednesday, Jun 26, 1974
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(Brussels, Belgium) Heads of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) gather to sign declaration of principles. President stops in Brussels for ceremony on way to Moscow summit. Names of prime mins. attending meeting given, as well as some who couldn't attend. [NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Secretary General Joseph LUNS - says allies' security lies in NATO. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) to continue as long as need exists.]
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Brussels, Belgium) Nixon critics think Brussels stopover motivated by domestic and international politicking. Econ. problems probably forced NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) to reaffirm its goals and stop squabbling.
REPORTER: Richard Valeriani

(Brussels, Belgium) President' day outlined.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Brussels, Belgium) President' tour more restrained than Mid. E. tour. President meets with West German Chancellor Schmidt and discusses inflation's effect on NATO. Also Nixon confers with British Prime Min. Harold Wilson and later with Italian Premier Mariano Rumor. President not suffering from phlebitis now.
REPORTER: Tom Brokaw

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Chancellor, John;
Valeriani, Richard
Duration:
00:06:00

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