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Poland #276249

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Mar 29, 1981
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(Warsaw, Poland) Poland's central communist committee meeting with regard to labor unrest and Solidarity's demands, include general strike scheduled for Tuesday, examined; films shown. Painting by contemporary artist shown.
REPORTER: Bert Quint

(Moscow, USSR ) Kremlin said possibly preparing USSR for radical shift in Soviet perspective on Polish crisis; details given, films shown. Latest Tass report on situation discussed.
REPORTER: Gordon Joseloff

(Studio) Tass criticism of Reagan administration quoted.
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(DC) Secretary of State Alexander Haig's perception of Polish crisis outlined. [Courtesy, NBC's "Meet the Press", HAIG - thinks situation varies from moment to moment.] [Courtesy CBS's "Face the Nation", Senator Charles PERCY - considers possibility of United States arms sales to China (PR) if USSR invades Poland.]
REPORTER: Diane Sawyer

Reporter(s):
Dean, Morton;
Joseloff, Gordon;
Quint, Bert;
Sawyer, Diane
Duration:
00:05:40

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