CBS Morning News - 1979-01-10
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[0:02] Good morning. Air raids are battering
[0:04] the remaining resistance to the
[0:06] Vietnamese backed takeover in Cambodia.
[0:09] Six Republican senators visiting Moscow
[0:11] say Soviet leader Leaded Brev is anxious
[0:13] for a new salt agreement.
[0:16] >> Americans have been leaving Iran faster
[0:18] than the State Department had been
[0:19] saying. And the CIA reports that
[0:22] Russians are getting more of the good
[0:24] things of life, but their economy is
[0:26] still growing more slowly than ours.
[0:28] Some pollsters have been trying to find
[0:30] out who the trendsetters are in this
[0:32] country and Hughes Rudd will be along
[0:33] with his interpretation of what they
[0:35] found out.
[0:36] >> And we'll hear that House Republicans
[0:38] want to expel convicted Congressman
[0:40] Charles Diggs.
[0:42] >> It's Wednesday, January 10th, and this
[0:45] is the CBS Morning News with Barry
[0:48] Sarapin substituting for Richard Thrrell
[0:50] in New York and Leslie Stall in
[0:53] Washington.
[0:55] Reports from Cambodia today say
[0:56] Vietnamese warplanes made almost a
[0:58] hundred bombing runs east and west of
[1:00] Ponampen mopping up the remaining
[1:02] resistance to the invasion that has
[1:04] installed a new government in Cambodia.
[1:07] Some troops of the ousted Camir Rouge
[1:09] regime were reported fleeing across the
[1:11] border to Thailand. One group of
[1:13] soldiers brought a letter to Thai
[1:14] authorities signed by the deputy premere
[1:17] in the defeated government. The contents
[1:19] of the letter were not known, but there
[1:20] was speculation it might be a request
[1:22] for asylum in Thailand. Meanwhile, the
[1:25] new government in Ponampan broadcast a
[1:27] warning to China to stay out of its
[1:29] affairs.