The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger addresses a press conference after signing a peace agreement in Paris, France. Dr Kissinger arrives at a press conference and takes his chair. He talks to press photographers about the happenings of the peace talks, ceasefire in Vietnam and troops withdrawal from Laos and Cambodia. He expresses satisfaction on the progress of treaty and resuming peace conditions in Vietnam. Press photographers take photos and make notes of Kissinger's speech. He speaks about the cease fire agreement, need for free elections and resumption of peace. (Vietnam War period).
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger addresses a press conference after signing a peace agreement in Paris, France. Dr Kissinger addresses at a press conference about the happenings of the peace talks and ceasefire in Vietnam. He details about various proposals about the number of parties communication for initiating peace talks. He refuses to provide the details of the talks during the meetings.
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger addresses a press conference after signing a peace agreement in Paris, France. Press reporters ask questions about peace conditions in Indo-China and he answers them. Dr Kissinger speaks to the press conference about the happenings of the peace talks and ceasefire in Vietnam.
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger and aides arrive at afternoon signing session of a peace agreement with Vietnam at the 'Communist Villa' in Paris, France. North Vietnamese leader Le Duc Tho along with aides arrives and waves hand towards the press box. Kissinger and Ambassador Sullivan examine the documents and sign. Tho and North Vietnamese delegation at the conference table watch Kissinger signing documents and then sign the documents. Big chandeliers in the Communist Villa hall.
A documentary "Summer of Judgment" hosted by Charles McDowell about events and happenings of the Watergate scandal and hearings of the Senate-Watergate Committee in Washington DC. Photographs of five persons arrested for illegally breaking into Democratic National Committee Headquarters at Watergate Buildings in Washington DC. Glimpses of the U.S. President Richard Nixon during a press session; Audio only of Nixon saying "...there can be no White Wash at the White House." Picture in picture segments showing selected quotes from Watergate hearings, including Sam Ervin calling the Committee to order; John Dean testifying, "I began by telling the President that there was a cancer growing on the Presidency"; Senator Howard Baker asking "What did the President know, and when did he know it"? View of Los Angeles Times news paper headlines during the course of Watergate hearings. Report about President Nixon associates who gave their resignations. News correspondent reporting from the Senate Caucus Room, where hearings took place. President Nixon's secretary Dean John speaks before the committee. Correspondent relates plan to summarize the Watergate scandal from when the burglars were caught to the resignation of President Nixon.
Host Charles McDowell recalls events and happenings of the Watergate scandal and hearings of the Senate-Watergate Committee, in Washington DC. A report on Watergate Hearings presented by him from the Senate Caucus Room where hearings took place. He recalls victory of Richard Nixon in the Presidential elections of 1972. Senator Sam Ervin Junior, Chairman of Select Committee on the cover of Time Magazine. He and other members of the committee during the hearings and a large crowd gathered applaud as he speaks.
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