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TODAY AT SIX: NEW YORK RESIDENTS GIVE OPINIONS ON AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
1972
1972-11-07
DetailsOriginal Format: 16mm Colour: Colour Sound: Sound Duration: 2 mins 31 secs Credits: Cooper Genre: TV News
Subject: Politics
Summary A Tyne Tees Television Today at Six news report from the village of New York on North Tyneside where local residents are asked their opinion of the United States Presidential Election which is taking place that day.
Description A Tyne Tees Television Today at Six news report from the village of New York on North Tyneside where local residents are asked their opinion of the United States Presidential Election which is taking place that day.
Local residents are asked who is likely to win, will it be incumbent Republican President Richard Nixon or Democratic nominee George McGovern. Some believe Nixon will win while other don’t think the elections are important to them. They are asked what the main issues of the election are and what effect will it have on Britain.
