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JOHN DINGER STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN REGULAR STATE DEPARTMENT BRIEFING
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Washington Transcript Service
07-01-1997
STATE DEPARTMENT HOLDS REGULAR NEWS BRIEFING
JULY 1, 1997
*** Elapsed Time 00:00, Eastern Time 13:08 ***
SPEAKER: JOHN DINGER, ACTING STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN
[*]
DINGER: Welcome to the State Department. I have two
announcements.
First, I'd like to announce that the United States and Cuba will
hold the sev...
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