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Sanctions / Allies #514785

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Dec 29, 1981
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(Studio) United States European allies said likely not to join in sanctions against USSR , unless USSR troops invade.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(No location given) West Germany, USSR relationship noted. Gas pipeline aspect of relationship noted. Implications noted. Polish debts to West banks cited. December 18, 1981, scenes of Helmut Schmidt shown. [SCHMIDT - does not favor sanctions.] December 23, 1981, visit of Lawrence Eagleburger to Europe recalled. Scenes shown. Vatican thought possibly urging European govts. to take moderate line. Scenes of Pope shown.
REPORTER: James Compton

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Compton, James
Duration:
00:02:00

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