CBS Evening News - 1995-09-25

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[0:21] their secret desires on the next hard

[0:23] copy.

[0:26] Peace talks set for Bosnia, but they and

[0:28] President Clinton's whole foreign policy

[0:30] are being held hostage by Senator Jesse

[0:33] Helms. You tell Mr. Clinton to read my

[0:36] lips. A new twist on desegregation,

[0:40] fairness and equality in a Boston school

[0:42] case as a white father sues. And the

[0:46] Simpson trial, hits and misses in the

[0:48] case for the people and the defense on

[0:50] the eve of closing arguments.

[0:55] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:59] Rather. Good evening. US diplomats

[1:02] intervene today to save peace talks on

[1:04] Bosnia and Middle East leaders are

[1:07] coming to the White House Thursday to

[1:09] sign a new peace accord. US foreign

[1:11] policy backed by US military power is

[1:14] once again moving mountains or at least

[1:16] a few hills in world affairs. But at the

[1:19] same time, it's threatened by a vicious

[1:21] power struggle with Republicans in

[1:23] Congress. First, the latest on Bosnia

[1:25] from White House correspondent Rita

[1:27] Braver.

[1:28] This is a meeting that almost didn't

[1:30] happen. And the administration is

[1:32] heaving a collective sigh of relief that

[1:34] Secretary of State Warren Christopher

[1:36] and the foreign ministers of Serbia,

[1:38] Bosnia, and Croatia actually sat down

[1:40] together, a prelude to tomorrow's

[1:42] negotiating ses

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