(18 Aug 1998) T/I: 10:41:36


US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on Tuesday (18/8) wound up a half-day visit to Tanzania with a declaration that the United States would not be intimidated in its fight for world peace and democracy.

SHOWS:

DAR-ES-SALAAM, TANZANIA, 18/08
WS PAN to follow US Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, carrying wreath to lay at foot of remains of US embassy;
Albright laying wreath with US Charge D'Affairs in Tanzania, John Lange;
CU wreath;
VS interiors showing destruction to embassy building;
WS high angle looking down on courtyard of embassy;
PAN across damage;
CU poster saying "This is not politics.. not religion... this is murder"
PULL OUT to MS Albright with poster;
VS setting up for press conference at residence of the Charge D'Affairs;
SOT (in English) with Albright, saying: "Together we pray for those that have been injured and together we vow to rebuild and maintain our commitment to warm relations between the US and Tanzania. Between the US and all Africa - together we promise to bring to justice the murderers of our friends.";
MS Albright presents award to John Lange and Embassy for devotion during time of bombing;
Cutaway marines;
Albright presenting award;
MS Albright shakes hands with relatives, wounded and embassy workers;
WS exterior State House;
WS photo opportunity with Albright and Tanzanian Vice President Omari Ali Juma;
SOT (in English) with Tanzanian Foreign Minister Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, saying: "The bomb blast has not generated hatred against the US or Americans in Tanzania. We are friends. The Americans are not the enemy. We know that the perpetrators of terrorism are the enemy. We both hate them.";
WS press conference.

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