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Iraq Invasion of Kuwait / Foreign Aid #577017

NBC Evening News for Friday, Aug 31, 1990
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) West Germany reported answering President Bush's call for economic aid to Persian Gulf military buildup while Japan says it will give no more. Bush noted telephoning British, French and Saudi Arabian leaders for aid. Report introduced.

(Kennebunkport, ME: John Cochran) Importance of international cooperation and White House expectation of military conflict analyzed.

(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.

(No location given: Roger O'Neil) American opinion of foreign economic aid to United States military presence in Middle East examined. [Representative Pat SCHROEDER, two radio talk show CALLERS, on "Today" show, Senator Patrick LEAHY, two college STUDENTS, foreign STUDENT, FOREIGNER - comment.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Cochran, John;
O'Neil, Roger
Duration:
00:03:30

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