Scarcely more than rubble and ruin is left of the once thriving Yugoslav city of Skopje. Rescue teams continue to discover survivors almost miraculously among the ruins; but even so the death toll is expected to reach 1500 and the city itself, already 90 percent demolished will not be rebuilt. Skopje, Yugoslavia A collapsed building, and in the mist of the destruction a toy rocking horse. Camera pans to show more of the aftermath of the earth quake. MLS - Crowds watch as a truck pulls up to start hauling some of the rubble away. CUS - Clock face stopped at 5:17 the time the earth quake hit. CUS - A smashed up car caused from the bricks falling from the buildings. Camera pans to a VW Beetle that's smashed up. CUS - A collapsed apartment building, one floor laying on top of another floor. MCUS - Survivors sitting on the grass covered with blankets. CUS - Rescue workers carrying out a victim that lost her life. CUS - Man who survived. CUS - Rescue workers carrying out a man on a stretcher. MCUS - Men comforting a woman who survived the earth quake. CUS - Rescue worker and the military dug this woman out of a collapsed apartment building. CUS - Medical team, doctor and nurses going over rescue procedures. MCUS - Military came in to air rescue that might need a medical team to perform surgery, rescuer teams are putting patients on the plane for air lift. MCUS - Marshall Tito examine the aftermath of the earth quake. MS - Clean up crews start to take away the bricks that collapsed during the earth quake.
Under-Secretary of State Averill Harriman arrives at Hyannis port, Massachusetts with a report on the successful nuclear test ban treaty negotiations for the President. Mr. Kennedy, addressing the nation, describes the treaty as a first step away from war. Hyannisport, Massachusetts A helicopter landing and Averill Harriman and Dean Rusk steps out with his hands extended, shaking the hands of military officers in Hyannis port, Massachusetts. MOSS - The Kennedy get-a-way in Hyannis port. MS - American and Presidential flags flying. MS - President Kennedy, Averill Harriman and Dean Rusk plus others stand outside and pose for a picture. President Kennedy telling the Nation some of the treaties limitations, "This treaty is not the millennium. It will not resolve all conflicts or cause the Communist to forgo their ambitions, or eliminate the dangers of war. It will not reduce our need for arms or Allies, or programs of assistance to others. But it has an important first step, a step towards peace, a step towards reason, a step away from war."
Tourists with an eye and a camera for the past, flock to the tiny Dutch town of Kinderdijk, where seventeen windmills, two hundred years old, are put into operation during July and August. The great turning sails are irresistible, too, for the Newsreel Cameras. Kinderdijk, Holland Five or six windmills in a Holland countryside setting. CUS - Man walking across a small bridge and you can see how huge a windmill is. CUS - Windmill's saddle wheel turning and removing water from the low country. MCUS - Almost a silhouette of a woman looking out her window watching the wind mill turning. MLS - Two windmills turning and some people walking around it on the outside. MCUS - A tourist with a windmill in back of him turning taking a picture. MLS - Windmills in the background and tourist walking down a path-way
Inspired by the Universal film 'The Thrill Of It All' starring Doris Day and James Garner, are fashions shown on a Caribbean cruise. Dresses for every occasion reflect the casual chic of those worn in the picture. New York, New York A large passenger liner docked at a pier in New York, City. MCUS - Two models looking at the magazine that was very popular in the 60's Harper's Bazaar, a fashion magazine. CUS - On the pages of the magazine as the model turns the pages CUS - A satin brocade woman's suit with a soft angora sweater. CUS - A phony pony jacket made to look like a paint horse hide. CUS - A Belgium linen bag, and the model is wearing a light woolen suit with black trim. CUS - Model is wearing a beautiful full length mink coat. MCUS - A short sleeve sweater is worn by the model playing catch the birdie. CUS - The smoke stack on the passenger ship blowing smoke, all the girls are on the deck at the ships rail waving.
A bullet-ridden jeep in a South Korean ravine is grim evidence of the ambush that cost the lives of two American soldiers serving with the United Nations command here. At a press conference the UN Information Officer explains the situation to reporters here on the Tenth Anniversary of the signing of the Korean truce. South Korea Raining, people holding umbrellas looking down into a ditch and a turned over jeep. CUS - Bullet holes in the windshield of the jeep. CUS - A small sign reading Mines hanging on a wire. OHSM - The crowd is looking down at the jeep and another area of the venue. CUS - American GI looking very sad. MCUS - Two more American soldiers looking at the camera with sad expressions on their faces. MS - Colonel George Cloud addressing a room full of press reporters. MS - American tank rolling down the back road of South Korea. POV - Standing in back of a soldier the vehicle is moving down the road in back of a army jeep.
Belgian farmers march on the provincial capital of Le Mons in protest against various taxes, principally that on automobile wheels. The demonstration gets out of hand, with rocks and vegetables being hurled at the gendarmes. Automobile tires are burned in smoking protest against the levies. Belgium Belgium farmers go to town driving their tractors. CUS - Farmer on a tractor driving toward the camera. MS - Other farmers marching down the street protesting. MS - Farmers carrying signs written in French protesting taxes. MS - Crowd standing outside a building that reads; "Gouvernment Provincial" . MLS - Farmers hurling rocks and vegetables at the police. MCUS - The police retaliate with strong jets of water they blast on the unruly farmers. MS - Farmers burning tires symbolizing the hated tax. Black smoke billowing from the burning tires.
The French Island of Levant, long a haunt of sun-worshippers, becomes a space center with a missile launching station installed here. Scientists tracking missile 'Berenice' are somewhat distracted by misses who may or may not be named Berenice, but who cares? France Little pleasure and sail boats in the cove of the island. MS - Girls dressed in bikinis or topless laying on the rocks sunbathing. MCUS - On the other side of the island scientist and technicians bring in a small launching pad and rockets. CUS - A smaller type rocket. MCUS - Pulled on the back of a trailer is the controls for launching the rocket. MCUS - A military officer checking out his panel for the launching. MCUS - All the scientists and technicians are at their stations. CUS - A clock with the seconds ticking away, it hits zero hour and the rocket is launched, rising off the portable launching pad and making its way into space. MS - The back side of a young woman in only the bottom part of her bikini walking her German Shepherd dog. MS - Rocket steadily gaining altitude.
The play-off of the Western Open golf tourney in Chicago is a showdown of the season's top-money champs; and it's Arnold Palmer who edges out Jack Nicklaus by one strike and Julius Boros by three to take the cup and the $11,000 that goes with it. Chicago, Illinois OHS - Golf course and the attending golf sports fans. CUS - Palmer Nicklaus and Boros pose with the winning cup. MS - Boros hits the golf ball and it lands on the 18th hole on the green. MS - Palmer hits the golf ball and it lands on the green. MS - Palmer takes to the putt and misses the hole by inches but he approaches the ball and sinks it in with a little nudge. MS - Boros takes his putt and misses the tie. CUS - Palmer wins the Western Open and poses with his loving cup.
The historic plains of Marathon, a Greek battlefield 25 centuries ago, is the scene of the Eleventh Boy Scout World Jamboree. Scouts from 85 nations, 14,000 strong, are on hand for opening ceremonies. Greece Camera panning over the plains of Marathon. MS - Boy Scouts from other countries queuing past the camera. MS - Camera panning the boys sitting on the grounds of the historic plain. MS - The recording of the ceremonies taking for the opening of the Scout meets, a teenage scout walks up to the torch and lights the flame. MS - Evening fireworks. MS - Lights go on to the boys scouts attending the ceremony and they all start waving.
For the first time Emperor Hirohito allows himself to be photographed in pursuit of his favorite hobby - marine biology. With the Empress he searches the seashore for rare specimens. Japan Emperor Hirohito on his personal yacht along the coastline of Japan. MCUS - Emperor Hirohito kneeling down at the shore line looking for rare marine biology. MS - The Empress walking on the rocks by the shore line. MCUS - The Empress squatting down in the attempts to help her husband, the Emperor collect specimens. MS - Emperor Hirohito and the Empress walking almost knee deep in water looking for seashore marine specimens.
Some dagmage to tape. Ten thousand walkers from all parts of Europe put in four days hiking around Nijmagen, the Netherlands. They walk for sport's sake and converge on the City for the festival windup. Nijmagen, The Netherlands Throngs of people wearing boots and walking for four days. MS - Rear shot of people walking for fresh air and sunshine. MS - One of the citizens runs up to give one of the marching soldiers a drink of wine or soda. MS - Throngs of on-lookers line the streets welcoming the four day walkers.
Great schools of pilchards (sardines) swarm ashore in Natal, South Africa, and fishermen have a field day as they catch them by the ton. No one knows just why the fish suddenly come into shore. Natal, South Africa The shoreline of South Africa in Natal and fishermen standing at the edge of the shoreline. MLS - POV looking out into the ocean with hundreds of seagulls flying around. MCUS - A crowd of boys and men standing in the water with nets. MCUS - Net full of sardine like fish. MS - Throngs of fish caught. MCUS - Man standing in the middle of the net with his baskets getting his full. MS - Beach with a ton of fish laying on it.
The College All-Stars go into a charity game in Chicago as strict underdogs against the Pro champs, the Green Bay packers. But when the last tackle is made the rah-rah boys are on top, 20 to 17. Chicago, Illinois Soldiers Field in Chicago, with throngs of football fans. MS - The All- Star College Team, the underdogs. MS - Fans applauding, must be Green Bay fans. MSOH - Green Bay has the ball and is running for a touch down. MLS - Green Bay makes a field goal kick and its good. Score is tied up - All Stars 10 - The Pack - 10. MOHS - All-Star has the ball and makes 1st down. All-Stars pass and it is completed. Bob Jinks kicks the field goal putting the All-Stars ahead. MOHS - All-Stars pass, it is caught and ran in for a touch down and the College kids win!
Scores of nations rush to join the Big Three in signing an atom-test ban agreement. The Kremlin is the setting for the historic event as the United States, Britain and the USSR agree to ban all except underground nuclear testing. Dean Rusk signs for the U.S., Andrei Gromyko for the Soviets and Lord Hume for Britain as a jovial Khrushchev looks on with the UN Secretary-General U Thant. Red Square in Moscow, Russia. MCUS - Premier Khrushchev. CUS - UN Secretary U Thant and Khrushchev. MS - Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko, Lord Home and Khrushchev. CUS - Dean Rusk signing the Atom-Test Ban Agreement. MS - Gromyko signing the Russian version of the document. MS - All Heads of State applauding the signing of the document. MS - Champagne is being served to celebrate the occasion.
On the west coast, a premiere of a new comedy: 'The Thrill Of It All.' An event that proves all is still glamour in Hollywood news. The premiere is a glittering, klieg-lighted affair and the contest. The Westwood Theater with throngs of celebrity watchers showing up at the premiere of a new comedy "The Thrill Of It All" CUS - Movie Marquee, Westwood Village: Tonight: Gala Invitational Premiere: Doris Day, James Garner "Thrill Of It All." Movie fans sitting on bleachers. CUS - Spotlight. CUS - Doris Day and her husband Marty Melcher. CUS - A young James Garner. CUS - Producer, Ralph Hunter. CUS - Hollywood press snapping pictures. CUS - Angie Dickinson. CUS - John Saxon. MS - Lights blinking under the marquee, movie is about to start!
December 26, 1947 and New York was smothered in 26 inches of snow - the heaviest fall in Weather Bureau history. New York city street scene with snow coming down, cars and streets are covered. People bundled up, crossing the street at intersection, the snow is well past their ankles. Children playing at playground, boy is sliding down the slide. Two girls building a snowman. Man shoveling sidewalk, the steps to the apartment building are just covered with snow. Man pushing car stuck in snow. Tire of car spinning in deep snow. Street scene, cars are completely covered with snow, man walking down a snow covered sidewalk. Huge city plow parked at curb side. Man digging his car out. City street scenes with deep snow. Man cleaning off his car while standing waist deep in snow. Cocker Spaniel making its way through the snow. Aerial shot of tall skyscrapers in New York partially covered with snow.
Jumpy, grainy, dull in contrast and imagery DOS Rare films of an earthquake in progress! The newsreel camera records terrifying drama of trembler in action, shattering penal colony on Maria Madre Island. Relief supplies are flown in, as prison authorities fight to restore order among the convicts.
Jumpy, grainy, dull in contrast and imagery DOS A special holiday show featuring Bob Hope, Irving Berlin and other entertainer brings cheer and laughter to men of 'Operation Vittles.' General Locus Cay and Army Secretary Royall take part in the gala program.
Jumpy, grainy, dull in contrast and imagery DOS 93,000 Football fans see the Northwestern Wildcats score in the last minutes of play to nose out California, 20-14. Disputed touchdown, plus long runs, features the great classic.
Jumpy, grainy, dull in contrast and imagery DOS A record crowd of 80,500 jams the Sugar Bowl to watch the Oklahoma Sooner throttle justice and the Tarheels in a closely fought contest. Oklahoma wins, 14-6.
Dean Rusk has busy days on the international front. He meets with Chairman Khrushchev at the Russian leader's villa on the Black Sea where they hold a series of shirt-sleeve conferences after the signing of the atom-test ban. Then he flies to Bonn where he convinces West German leaders that they should sign the treaty and not to worry about it meaning recognition for East Germany. He then flies home to testify before Senate committees in favor of U.S. Ratification. Chairman Khrushchev villa on the Black Sea. MS - Chairman Khrushchev sitting informally at a table with Dean Rusk and other peace makers. CUS - Dean Rusk with half a smile on his face. MS - Chairman Khrushchev and Dean Rusk playing badminton, and Khrushchev won the game. MCUS - Dean Rusk disembarking from a plane in Bonn, Chairman Konrad Adenauer greeted by West German leaders they shake hands. MCUOHS - Konrad Adenauer of West German talking with Dean Rusk. CUS - Name above door, 'Caucus Room' Dean Rusk appearing before 3 Senate Committees. and hearings are open. MCUS - Dean Rusk being sworn in, and Dean Rusk starts to testify.
Senator Carey Estes Kefauver was catapulted into nation-wide fame through the racket investigations he headed in 1951. His probing of the underworld led the next year to the Democratic convention where he sought the Presidential nomination. He lost out to Adlai Stevenson then and in 1956 was Vice-Presidential nominee. Senator Kefauver had a long and honorable career. His colleagues called him a public servant of the utmost integrity.
At the nation AAU Men's Swimming Meet in Chicago there's a 17-year-old whiz who swims away with all honors. Don Schollander, a California high school student wins the 200 meter, free-style with a new record of 1:59. He also wins the 400 and loses the 1500 by three-tenths of a second. In diving from the 10-meter board, Lieutenant Tom Gompf, a fighter pilot, wins the gold medal in some high-flying aerial maneuvers. Chicago, Illinois Young men dive into the pool swimming a 200 meter swim. He's cutting through the water like a shark and breaks a world record. MS - Crowd waving and cheering. CUS - A smiling Don Schollander. MS - Swimming fans. MCUBS - Don is warming up for 1500 meters. MCUS - All the swimmers dive in the water. Don comes in second loosing by three-tents of a second. Sorrier wins the 1500 free style. MS - A diver does a summer-salt dive with almost a perfect entry into the water. MS - A 3 1/2 foreword pike. MS - Inward 2 1/2 tuck and the military Lieutenant wins the gold medal.
West Berliners honor those who died fleeing to freedom as they mark the second anniversary of the Wall Of Hate that splits the city. The observance is quiet until nightfall when riots erupt as two thousand call for the end of the barrier. From the Friedrichstrasse to Moritzplatz it's an angry demonstration. West Berlin, Germany Over head shot of the Berlin Wall being guarded by East German military. MS - A large crowd of people have gathered to look somberly at the wall. MS - An East German soldier looking back, expressionless. MCUS - West Berliners honoring the people who died in attempting to flee to freedom with wreaths. MS - Two men carrying huge wreaths. Evening shot - Demonstrations getting hit with clubs by the soldiers. A spot light is on the crowd