TV & VIDEO - March 18, 1987
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The new French breakfast: croissants, cafe au lait . . . and Dan Rather. That’s the way it was Tuesday morning when the CBS Evening News debuted on a French pay-TV network. Monday night’s news broadcast was sent by satellite to France and shown in English with French subtitles by Canal Plus, a pay-TV network. The leftist daily Liberation said of the show: “It’s going to be the ultimate snobbery to have breakfast . . . while watching last night’s American news.”
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