CBS Evening News - 1995-11-21
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[0:00] At long last, the promise of peace in
[0:03] Bosnia. Three and a half years after the
[0:05] war began, leaders of Bosnia, Serbia,
[0:08] and Croatia initial an agreement
[0:10] designed to end it. Now the danger
[0:12] begins for Americans. As President
[0:14] Clinton prepares to send 20,000 US
[0:17] troops to enforce the peace,
[0:19] >> the parties have chosen peace. America
[0:22] must choose peace as well.
[0:25] >> Also tonight, the running of the bulls
[0:27] on Wall Street. Stock prices charge up
[0:31] to a new historic milestone.
[0:37] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:40] Rather.
[0:42] >> Good evening. This time, US diplomacy
[0:44] refused to lose. Today, after one more
[0:47] long night of haggling about the Balkan
[0:49] map, President Clinton announced an
[0:51] agreement to end the war in Bosnia with
[0:53] US troops to enforce the peace. The
[0:56] president said at last the leaders of
[0:57] Bosnia, Serbia, and Croatia heeded the
[1:00] will of their own suffering people.
[1:03] >> They want to stop the slaughter. They
[1:05] want to put an end to the violence and
[1:07] war. They want to give their children
[1:09] and their grandchildren a chance to lead
[1:11] a normal life. Today, thank God, the
[1:15] voices of those people have been heard.
[1:18] The president said the deal would
[1:19] preserve Bosnia as a single state made
[1:21] up of two parts, a Muslim and Croat
[1:24] federation and a Bosnian Serb Republic.
[1:27] Sievo would be the unified capital of
[1:29] the whole country. A central government
[1:31] would be chosen in free elections.
[1:33] Refugees would be allowed to return to
[1:35] their homes and a NATO force, including
[1:38] 20,000 or more US ground troops, would
[1:40] supervise the separation of