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Press conference by White House Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater following the collapse of President Bush from flu during his visit to Japan. Fitzwater says the President will not change his schedule.
Following President Bush’s collapse during a visit to Japan, White House Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater says the President is not in danger but just has common flu.
Former US President Richard Nixon is interviewed following the collapse of President Bush during his visit to Japan and his participation in the Tokyo trade summit. Interviewer not heard.
US President George Bush tells reporters that he has recovered after contracting flu and collapsing during his visit to Japan. He indicates that his demanding schedule did not contribute to his collapse.
Interview with Ford Personnel Director John Hougham on enforced redundancies as a consequence of the recession and in an attempt to increase productivity and compete with the Japanese market. Says the...
Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating (recently accused of being disrespectful to the Queen) in a statement to the Australian Parliament launches an attack on Britain claiming they abandoned Australia to...
Statement from Prime Minister John Major on likely future increase in British employment as a result of agreements at G7 summit world trade meetings (GATT talks) in Tokyo, Japan.
Speech from US President Bill Clinton on the trade agreements on manufactured goods made today at a G7 summit (GATT talks) in Tokyo, Japan which Clinton claims will create jobs for Americans, and his hopes...
Report on the outcome of the G7 Tokyo summit, with trade agreements made. US President Bill Clinton and British Prime Minister John Major speak at closing news conferences both claiming credit for the...
Prime Minister John Major talks down rumours of a challenge to the Conservative Party leadership. During a trade visit to Japan.
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