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Carter / West Germany / Kennedy #499723

NBC Evening News for Friday, Jul 14, 1978
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(Bonn, West Germany) President Carter's travel agenda in West Germany reported.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(W. Berlin, West Germany) Background given on West Berlin, include John F. Kennedy's visit there; photos shown, audio tape played. Streets, plazas, schools named after Kennedy cited; film shown. Carter's agenda in Berlin listed. Kennedy exhibit at city hall noted; photos and film shown, size of crowd commented upon. [Exhibit VISITOR - speaks of Kennedy's visit to Berlin.] [2nd exhibit VISITOR - comments on President Carter's visit.] Changes in Berlin since Kennedy's visit noted.
REPORTER: Fred Briggs

Reporter(s):
Briggs, Fred;
Chancellor, John
Duration:
00:02:30

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