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CBS News Morning (re: Reagan Shooting) #871659

CBS Special for Tuesday, Mar 31, 1981

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  • CBS News Morning re: President Ronald Reagan assassination attempt
  • Three discs
  • Anchored by Charles Kuralt with reports by Jacqueline Adams, Lem Tucker, Walter Cronkite, Bill Plante, David Dick, Leslie Stahl, Diane Sawyer
  • Updates on President Reagan, James Brady, Officer Delehanty, John Hinckley
  • Other topics: weather, sports, local news
  • Alexander Haig press conference footage shown; Vice President George Bush press conference; press conference with Dr Dennis O'Leary and Larry Speakes
  • Old James Brady interview shown
  • Interviews with Dr Joseph Peabody, Defense Counsel Stuart Johnson
  • Duration:
    03:00:00

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