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Nixon Tour / Guam / Vietnam Policy #6382

ABC Evening News for Friday, Jul 25, 1969
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(Studio) Nixon rests on Guam.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(Guam) Nixon greeted at airport. [NIXON - says will remember Guam visit because day astronauts came home.] Nixon and wife, Pat, greet crowd. He picks up child. Goes to Navy Officers' Club for news conference
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(Guam) Nixon policy is no more VNs to aid social and economy devt. of Asia. End of American paternalism and switch to self-reliance.
REPORTER: Bill Gill

(Studio) Vietnam to be prime topic.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(Guam) Nixon message to be simple and emphatic: it's up to other side to make move to end war. We've made enough concessions.
REPORTER: John Scali

Reporter(s):
Gill, Bill;
Reynolds, Frank;
Scali, John;
Smith, Howard K.
Duration:
00:04:40

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