(10 Sep 1995) T/I 11:02:10
New headquarters were opened in Prague on Friday (8/9) for Radio
Free Europe and Radio Liberty, the two U.S. sister stations which
broadcast into communist countries throughout the Cold War. Czech
President Vaclav Havel welcomed the stations at a ceremony, saying
that under Communist regimes, Radio Free Europe was the only way
he could address his compatriots.
SHOWS:
PRAGUE, 8/9
00:00 ws of assembly, american national anthem played
00:03 c/u radio free / radio liberty logo
00:05 flag, soldiers flanking
00:08 president vaclav havel sot (czech)
00:12 c/u havel
00:15 c/u logo and flowers
00:18 us ambassador jenonne walker sot: it is stunning that radio
free europe and radio liberty are no longer being broadcast
into czech over the opposition of its imposed government,
but rather operating from a free and democaratic czech
republic.
00:38 broadcast control room
00:42 tilt mixing desk to booth
00:50 computer room
00:55 presenter in soundbooth, gets up to leave
01:04 vision ends
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