(2 Sep 1995) T/I: 10:12:38
US President Bill Clinton, in Hawaii for the 50th anniversary of
the end of World War II, welcomed the announcement on Friday (1/9)
that the warring parties in the former Yugoslavia will meet next
week in Geneva to set principles for peace talks. "This is a
positive step forward", he said. Administration officials credit
NATO's air bombing campaign, which started on Wednesday (30/8) and
ended on Friday, with breaking the diplomatic logjam. But Bill
Clinton warned the Bosnian Serbs that there may be more to come.
"No one should question the resolve of NATO to stop the innocent
slaughter of civilians in Sarajevo and other safe areas in
Bosnia," the president declared.
SHOWS:
HAWAII 1/9
ws clinton speaking
cu clinton
cu audience
clinton sot - "this is a positive step forward, but much needs to
be done. no one should question the resolve of nato to stop the
innocent slaughter of civilians in sarajevo and other safe areas
in bosnia"
(with commentary ) clinton conducting a review of troops
(commentary ends)
vs public
sot clinton - "now it is for us to be true to your legacy of
courage and devotion. we must now preserve the liberty you won for
us. we say to you from the bottom of our hearts, god bless you and
god bless america"
vs of audience
clinton praising japanese president for apologizing over ww2 -
"prime minister, mr murayama, when he expressed his nation's
regret for japan's past aggression and offered the hand at
reconciliation..."
WW2 planes fly overhead
Clinton and military official applauding
ws of airfield.
1.45
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