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Reagan Administration / Foreign Policy #276097

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Mar 21, 1981
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(Studio) National security adviser Richard Allen reported criticizing United States allies; South Africa and El Salvador mentioned.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer

(DC) Allen's address to conservative conference with regard to NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) alliance versus USSR challenges examined. [ALIEN - notes international change in attitude towards USSR .] His remarks said in reference to The Netherlands; details given. UN ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick noted echoing Allen's sentiments on South Africa, El Salvador and Central America in general [KIRKPATRICK - calls for military violence being answered in kind.] Possible rationale for Allen and Kirkpatrick's position today mentioned.
REPORTER: Richard Roth

Reporter(s):
Roth, Richard;
Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:02:40

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