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Beaches: Surf against rocks
Waves Break Against Rocks
Water: Waves break against rocks
Rough Waves from Ship
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Ocean & Coastline
Aerial: Ocean and coast
Ship on Rough Seas
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Chevrolet Workers End Strike
Auto Industry: Chevrolet plant workers on strike, return to work
Shells on Beach
Beaches: Shells on beach
Carmel Beach
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Waves Under Pier
Water: Waves under pier
Beaches & Palm Trees
Beaches: Palm trees
Beet Harvest
Preview Cassette 219388 A Agriculture: Beet harvest Farm machinery that uproots and gathers beets. Beets moving up a conveyor. Machines moving down the fields to harvest beets.
Baseball Goes Undercover
As the Big League teams begin spring training the National League Astros give a preview of their new stadium in Houston, Texas. The playing field is covered with a dome 20 stories in height. Now, if it rains you can say: "let it rain - let s go to the ball game". Houston, Texas interior shot of the new stadium, Lum Harris manager, once a player No. #26 bats a ball while No. #5 stands next to him. Exterior shot - The Astro Dome - Stadium. Camera panning - The ceiling to the Astrodome. MS - Jim Ray No. #21 swings at a ball and misses. No. #14 Bob Aspromonte and No. #42 Bruce Von Hoff. Camera panning - The light coming through the roof.
Space Tragedy: Astronauts Die In Apollo Fire
Apollo astronauts Roger Chaffee, Edward White, and Gus Grissom are all killed in a flash-fire aboard their grounded space capsule. Investigators theorize perhaps a short circuit or electrical overload sparked the blaze. The first Apollo flight was scheduled for February. MS Roger Chaffee, Edward White and Gus Grissom climb off a NASA shuttle bus. CU Apollo Mission Simulator. High Angle the astronauts get into the flight simulator. Astronauts sit on the latter of the flight simulator. Technicians sit at the control panel. The three astronauts strapped in their seats. CU Gus Grissom adjusting a hose. CU Roger Chaffee handling the hoses. The launching area for the space capsules. Burned space capsule. High Angle shot some tanks sitting near the space capsule. Camera panning from right to left at Roger Chaffee, Edward White and Gus Grissom. Camera pulls back and they are all standing in front of the launch area laughing and having a good time.
July 29, 1994 - Part 3
(13:25:43) The CHAIRMAN. Let me just add a bit of clarification here, and then I want to move along, because I want our witnesses to be able to respond to questions. The understanding between the two leaders was that the various elements of this whole subject would be dealt with in the order in which Mr. Fiske finished his work, and he bad undertaken that issue, and the other two issues in our charter here now and he anticipated being finished with those. And so we were tracking behind him n a way to review without interfering with that work. The simple fact is-and we have not stressed this today-that as Mr. Fiske completes other aspects of his work in the future, Senator Mitchell has made it very clear in his statements that there will be additional efforts that will go on at a later time to answer other questions that may arise outside the scope of this resolution. So it should be clearly understood that this is, as I understand it, the first phase of an examination of these issues, that is done in a way as not to interfere with Mr. Fiske's work. That's why one of the three issues we were given to look at, we've bad to put aside temporarily because Mr. Fiske found out that be wasn't going to be finished on time, so we've respected that fact. Senator D'AMATO. Mr. Chairman, if I might. In the spirit of not coming so far that we all look Silly) I think the response-and rightfully so- from some of the members on our side was aimed at answering, at least, an innuendo that somehow this side was responsible for dredging up and dragging up this horrible situation that we were going to call upon the family. It's not our intent. We're all bound by the resolution. There's no one here in particular who said we have to start this first, The question is whether or not ordinary procedures were followed. I think that's where most of us were going, whether there were standard procedures that were interfered with. I know that that's where a number of our Members are going, and I think that's important, but I think it pales in comparison to the other areas that all of my colleagues on both sides have addressed. I don't think we do ourselves any good by going over and trying to say one side is ghoulish and the other side isn't. That's not the case. The CHAIRMAN. May I ask for guidance, Members who are here on both sides, bow many desire to pose questions to this panel? I just want- Senator Kerry, Senator Campbell, and Senator; Moseley-Braun does. On this side, Senator Bond has had a first. turn, wants a second turn, Senator Mack, Senator Faircloth, and Senator Domenici. Senator BENNETT. I might. The CHAIRMAN. All right. Senator Mack. Senator MACK. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to direct my first question to Mr. Monroe, and it has to do with the issue of the pager and the telephone calls, I want to understand how you know that someone, either Mr. Nussbaum or someone in his office, attempted to page or to call Vincent Foster. Mr. MONROE, I'll defer to Bill on that. Mr. COLOMBELL. Senator, I tried to anticipate questions that you would ask. That was one area that I did not 'Anticipate, but I do 59 know that there were attempts to page him from Mr. Nussbaum and either from someone in his office Senator MACK. You think that information came from somebody volunteering it. Mr. COLOMBELL. That information was developed during our investigation. Senator MACK. Would it have been helpful to you to have bad the pager? Mr. COLOMBELL. I'm sorry, Senator. I didn't hear you. Senator MACK. Would it have been helpful to you to have bad the pager? I understand that some of these pagers have a memory device. If you had bad that pager, would that have been helpful to you? Mr. COLOMBELL. Initially I thought it would have been, but again, I'm going from recollection. I looked into that aspect of the investigation with technical lab people, with the FBI and there was some question as to whether, if we tried to get the pager at this point in time, we could have retrieved any info. nNow' if we had it-I was not involved in this investigation back in
Rams - Colts
Behind the great passing of Roman Gabriel and a tremendous pass-rush defense, the Rams beat the Boston Baltimore Colts, 34-40, and take the NFL's Coastal Division title. They'll face the Packers for the Western Conference crown. A black screen reads "Football - Rams 34 - Colts 10." Crowd shots. Various plays are shown including several T.D. passes, an interception, and one awesome one thrown after heavy defense. A fan jumps in the stands holding a sign that reads, "Rams."
Southwest Snow
Six days of blizzards maroon huge areas of the Southwest. Six deaths are reported and many Indian reservations are isolated. Air Force helicopters air-drop food, medicine, and feed the livestock and wild game. Snow covered trees and hills. A plow clears the roads and deer run across the road. A black screen reads, "Snowstorm - Hundreds Trapped In Southwest." Several beautiful shots of trees and plants covered in heavy snow. Limbs sag under the weight - icicles. A massive snowplow pushes feet of snow from a mountain road. A deer attempts to jump over a snow bank. Additional footage shows the deer running down the middle of the road.
Oil Fire
A half-million gallons of oil fed spectacular flames at Los Angeles' "El Segundo" refinery. The first was started when a bolt of lighting ignited a wooden cover to an oil reservoir. Enormous black clouds of smoke rise from the ground. Spectacular balloons of dense black, black smoke are thrown from a burning lake of oil. Fire fighters stand helplessly looking of the blaze. Various shots of fire mixing with smoke. Aerial shots show the train of smoke moving through the sky causing massive air pollution.
Plane Crash
An Air Force jet smashes into a Tucson supermarket, killing five and injuring seventeen. The pilot failed in an attempt to steer his crippled craft to a nearby golf course. Fire pours from a shopping center, while firemen attempt to battle the blaze. Aftermath shots of the following day. Rescue workers walk over pills of brick. There is no sign of the crashed jet.
Sculpture
New York begins its "Sculpture of the Month" project by installing Clement Meadmore's two ton work, "Upstart" on Fifth Avenue at Central Park. Each month, a new contemporary work will be show. A crane and laborers work to move a large sculpture into position in downtown New York City. The crane operator shifts levers forward and back. A dedication plate. The sculpture spins as it is moved into place. It resembles a tall spiral.
July 29, 1994 - Part 3
(13:30:40) Senator MACK. I'm not trying to be critical about whether you had it or didn't have it. We have been told that the two of you, first of all, let me say I share Senator Gramm's-- Mr. COLOMBELL. If we had it, it could have been helpful to the investigation, yes. Senator MACK. What would you have done with it if you had it? Mr. COLOMBELL. I would have attempted to determine if there was an any other information contained in the pager that might have assisted us, in particular, in trying to determine Mr. Foster s activities from 1 until 5,30 p.m. on that Tuesday afternoon. Senator MACK. Is that because some pagers, in fact, do have a memory? You would have been able to tell who paged and who called him? Mr. COLOMBELL. I'm not qualified to answer that question. I would have to consult with folks in our FBI lab. Senator MACK. Why do you say it would have been helpful if you 'had the pager? Mr. COLOMBELL. I think I said it would have been helpful if we had the pager. Senator MACK. Why would it have been helpful if you had bad the pager? Mr. COLOMBELL. We could have retrieved the information. Senator MACK. I'm gathering that there are some pagers that would have information that would indicate there had been a call made and the number the call came from. I Mr. COLOMBELL. I think all pagers would have that information, Senator. Senator Mack A moment ago you were all asked the question about whether there were irregularities in the investigation and maybe we have different definitions as to what the term "irregularities" means, so let me pose a couple of thoughts to you all and get tour reaction to them. If this bad been an investigation that the Bureau bad jurisdiction over, would you have released the pager? Mr. MONROE. Let me answer the first question, Senator. The first question is whether or not, in our perspective, the U.S. Park 60 Police engaged in any significant irregularities and our response was not to our knowledge. That was the first thing, was it a signifi. cant irregularity? I'm not aware of, personally aware of, what the Park Police position was in regards to releasing the pager. If we had jurisdiction over this case es we would have taken that pager and reviewed it, sir, but whether or not that's a significant irregularity, it could be a semantic one, and I'd rather not say that, sir. Senator MACK. I apologize for my tone. I don't mean to be aggressively coming at you. I'm really just looking for information, and I did state that I thought it's possible we will have differing definitions of "irregularities.' So the thrust of what I'm trying to et at here is, under normal procedures, would most investigating bodies have kept control of that pager ? Mr. MONROE. I would think so, Senator MACK. Let me ask you this: If the Federal Bureau of Investigation bad jurisdiction, how would you have gone about securing Vincent Foster's office? Would you have merely placed a call to the White House and asked that it be done, or would it have been Mr. MONROE. Senator, that's rather hypothetical, and number two, it's starting to get into an area which is still under investigation by Mr. Fiske and his staff, and that is follow up into the White House and I would respectfully ask that you consider that. The CHAiRmAN. We don't want to go into that area and I think your concern is appropriately stated and heard, and we need to respect that. Senator MACK. Do you think that the premature turnover of Vincent Foster's personal effects was unusual? Would have maintained control of his personal effects until they had been completely physically catalogued? Mr, MONROE. Not knowing all of the personal effects, we probably would have, from an FBI perspective. But I don't want to imply any irregularity on the part of the Park Police because the personal effects that we did obtain during this investig ation were of significant value to us in determining the nature of his death, so I would say that the clothing we bad was of measurable value in determining his cause of death, sir.
Report From Vietnam
The frustrating war in Viet Nam is not only a battle against the Vietcong but against another formidable enemy - the jungle! It is a series of minor battles, small pockets of action like the one pictured here. Loyal government troops flush the Red rebels from foxholes near Saigon and kill 82 with the loss of 8 government men. Aerial of Vietnam s jungle, you also see the front part of a machine barrel in the shot. Inside the cock pit of the helicopter. Helicopter landing and kicking up a lot of debris. South Vietnamese soldier pointing to a map. News media members taking notes. South Vietnamese soldiers checking out fox holes in the jungle. South Vietnamese setting up guns to shoot mortars. Confiscated Communist weapons. Wounded South Vietnamese soldiers being attended to. Aerial shot - Vietnam jungle.
Snow Can Be Beautiful
In Japan they don't just sit around a hot hibachi and wait for s-p-r-i-n-g when it snows. They hold a festival with towering ice sculptures that attracts people from all over the nation. It's a sad day when warm weather arrives and the show goes down the drain. People dressed up in winter gear walking down the street' of Northern Japan in a parade. Snow festival with a huge carved Buddha out of ice. People walking by Polar Bears carved out of ice. A temple carved from ice. Train carved from ice. (ice sculpture)
Strange Bedfellows - means Beauty
The world premiere of the new Universal comedy, "Strange Bedfellows" is a gala affair in Florida. They dedicate a new plush theatre in Hollywood, Florida and hold a beauty contest to select "Miss Gina" - names for the picture's star, Gina Lollobrigida. Gig Young, who is also in the "Strange Bedfellows", does the honors for the beauty winner. A new Florida Theatre opens in Hollywood, Florida. A huge spot light. Marquee on the new Theatre "Strange Bedfellows" In Person - Gina Lollobrigida, Gig Young. Police and a crowd of men standing around in front of the Theater. Gina Lollobrigida and Gig Young. Beach Theatre - people waling around in front of it. Marquee, Rock Hudson, Gina Lollobrigida, Gig Young "Strange Bedfellows" there are some bathing beauties standing under the marquee. People standing behind the ropes at the movie theatre, some ladies are wearing hats. The bathing beauties are lined up. Evening, spot lights and a movie theatre all lit up. Gig Young kissing one of the bathing beauties, standing next to his is Gina Lollobrigida. The audience in the movie theatre, a husband and wife waving at the camera. Gig Young, bathing beauty 'Sally" and Gina Lollobrigida.
New Track Records: World Marks Set In Two Meets
The indoor track season jumps off to a record start on both the East and West Coast. Mary Rand of Britain sets a new broad-jump record in Los Angeles, beating the old mark by more than a foot. Willie White long jumps 20 feet. Sport spectators. Mary Rand of Great Britain jumps for 20 feet 10 inches. Running down the mat is Igor Terovanesyan. Here comes the American, Ralf Boston and he jumps 26 feet 4 and 3/4 inches.