Vice President Walter Mondale's News Conference on Europe and Japan - February 2, 1977 Part 6
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After a nine-day, six-capital trip to Europe and Japan, Vice President Walter Mondale says his basic mission was to begin a process crucial to the Carter administration - close consultations and partnerships with America's traditional friends and allies. Economic and political issues to form agenda items for an upcoming summit meeting are discussed. Other topics include nuclear proliferation and safeguards, terrorism, multilateral trade, and the phased withdrawal of U.S. ground forces in Korea.
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Records of the U.S. Information Agency
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Moving Images Relating to U.S. Domestic and International Activities
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