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Conservative Conference / United States Foreign Policy #515771

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Mar 21, 1981
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(Studio) National security adviser Richard Allen's criticism of United States allies at Conservative Pol. Action Conf. reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley

(DC) Allen's remarks with regard to pacifist sentiments in West Europe outlined. [ALIEN - criticizes Britain's Labour party] Ntns. assumed as being Allen's target listed. [ALIEN - calls for strength against USSR .] Inference of his remarks with regard to US-South Africa relations discussed; Allen quoted on screen. Allen's position noted supported by United Nations ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick. [KIRKPATRICK - says administration accepts anti-USSR govts. in Central and South America.] Questions raised by both spkrs.' remarks cited.
REPORTER: Bob Kur

Reporter(s):
Kur, Bob;
Pauley, Jane
Duration:
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