CBS Evening News - 1995-10-22
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[0:45] >> [music]
[0:50] >> Mike Donahue, [music] NewsCenter 6.
[0:55] World leaders pose for a group portrait
[0:57] to launch the United Nations 50th
[0:59] anniversary celebration.
[1:01] President Clinton challenges the UN to
[1:03] rein in its finances and fight harder
[1:06] against drug trafficking and terrorism.
[1:08] And Fidel Castro takes center stage to
[1:11] denounce the US embargo against Cuba.
[1:15] This is the CBS Evening News.
[1:19] >> [music]
[1:22] >> And this is John Roberts reporting. Good
[1:23] evening. It is the largest [music]
[1:25] assemblage of world leaders in history.
[1:28] More than 200 presidents, monarchs, and
[1:30] prime ministers gathered in New York
[1:32] City to celebrate the 50th anniversary
[1:34] of the United Nations. President Clinton
[1:36] was first on the podium and used the
[1:39] occasion to issue a challenge on crime,
[1:41] drugs, and terrorism. White House
[1:44] correspondent Rita Braver is at the
[1:45] United Nations.
[1:48] There you go. We got to move the whole
[1:50] row down. The class photo was a metaphor
[1:52] for the whole UN 50th anniversary.
[1:55] Scores of world leaders with
[1:56] nation-sized egos. Just setting up the
[1:59] picture was a struggle. But many of
[2:01] those posing have made their marks in
[2:02] history by waiting out adversity. Front
[2:05] and center, of course, the president of
[2:07] the United States, who arrived he