President Honors War Dead / Memorial Day / MIAs / Memorial Service

President Honors War Dead / Memorial Day / MIAs / Memorial Service #482909

NBC Evening News for Monday, May 26, 1975
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(Studio) President goes to Arlington National Cemetery to honor war dead.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Arlington National Cemetery) Ceremony impressive and dignified. [PRES. - says US must have strength and resolve to stand up for what's right as long as there are law breakers in world. Mr. Ford refers to MIAs; assures US that MIAs to be accounted for.]
REPORTER: John Cochran

(White House) Admin. considers what should be done about fate of missing. Communist victory in South Vietnam may prove helpful in getting true account
REPORTER: John Cochran

(Studio) American officials don't believe MIAs still alive, but families still hopeful. Some families attend services at Arlington.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Arlington National Cemetery) Children's service held for MIA (missing in action) fathers.
REPORTER: Charles Quinn

Reporter(s):: Chancellor, John;; Cochran, John;; Quinn, Charles
Duration:: 00:04:10

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