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Assassination Attempt / Aftermath #276898

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 07, 1981
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(Studio) President Reagan's continued progress reported.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(DC) Reagan's current condition and anticipated release date noted; rescheduling of his planned trip to Mexico and mtgs. with President Jose Lopez Portillo mentioned. Nancy Reagan mentioned, shown. [Dr. Dennis O'LEARY - thinks concern is appropriate but hopes for imminent release.] President's mtg. with FBI director William Webster discussed; White House staff's message to President, Tim McCarthy, James Brady and policy ofr. Thomas Delahanty shown. Request that media not publish details of Vice President George Bush's schedule mentioned; copy of President's schedule said allegedly found in hotel room of accused gunman.
REPORTER: Bill Plante

Reporter(s):
Plante, Bill;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:00

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