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Canal Treaty Debate In Senate / Npr Broadcast #52892

ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 08, 1978
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(Studio) Beginning of Canal treaty debate in Senate, broadcast live by National Public Radio, reported.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(DC) Audio tape of debate played. [Vice President MONDALE - calls Senator to order.] [Senator Paul LAXALT - cites opposition to treaty.] [Senator Frank CHURCH - responds in favor of treaty.] Debate noted as possible difference in passage and defeat of treaty. Interest in radio broadcasts by Panamanian embassy, office of Hamilton Jordan and in cntrys. where it's being broadcast by Armed Forces Radio, and proposed changes in treaty noted.
REPORTER: Don Farmer Artist: Freda Reiter

Reporter(s):
Farmer, Don;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:02:30

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