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Kentucky Derby: Northern Dancer Sets Race Record
Biggest crowd in the history of Churchill Downs see Bill Hartack ride Northern Dancer to victory in two minutes flat to set a new record for the track. Northern Dancer made no mistakes...ditto Hartack. Winner of the 90th Derby is Canadian bred. Owned by Canadian tycoon E.P. Taylor. Trained by Horatio Luro. Run For The Roses Louisville, Kentucky Churchill Downs Racetrack with throngs in attendance. MS - No 11. Hillrise - No 7, Northern Dancer. MLS - A very large crowd sitting in the stands. MS - Starting gate for the horses, and their off in the running. CUS - One of the ladies who is sitting among the crowd of people. OHS - The race horses all bunch up running down the track. MCUS - Two women and one man wearing glasses, in the background a man standing up in the crowd wearing sun glasses. MLS - Horses coming around the final curve in the track and down to the home stretch. MS - Its Northern Dancer and Hillrise down to the stretch, the little horse Northern Dancer No#7 wins. MS - Northern Dancer standing in the winners circle.
Channel Express: Hydrofoil Speeds Passage To France
A new super-speed passenger service goes into operation between the Channel Islands and French ports. A Hydrofoil craft that could revolutionize sea transport across the Channel. They carry 140 passengers at 45 mph France Low aerial shot of France's new Hydrofoil on a choppy sea channel. CUS - The Capitan and copilot of the Hydrofoil. MCUS - The Hydrofoil's navigational panel. MLS - The Hydrofoil moving along on rough water. POV - Looking off the back of the boat MS - When this Hydrofoil comes down on the water it causes this enormous spray.
The Future Is His: New Kennedy Bond Given Boy Immigrant
A two-month drive to increase Savings Bonds opens in Washington, D.C. Little Francesco Eduardo Sergi becomes a naturalized citizen. He is presented with a new bond -- the $75.00 one that bears the picture of the late President John F. Kennedy. Washington DC A Saving's Bond dinner drive, large banner reading "For Americans security and your own, buy US Savings Bonds". CUS - Audience sitting down a dinner tables. MCUS - A giant $75 US Savings Bond with a picture of President John F. Kennedy on it. MS - Looks like on of the offices in the Capitol building, Where Robert Kennedy and the adoptive parents of Francesco Eduardo Sergi and Eduardo are guest of Robert F Kennedy, Attorney General. MS - Little Francesco is sworn in as a US citizen. MS - US Attorney General, Robert Kennedy presents the little boy with a US $75 Savings Bond. CUS - Little Francesco posing with the US Savings Bond.
Yesterday's Big Story - The Sinking of the Andrea Doria
July 26, 1956: A queen of the sea, Italian liner "Andrea' Doria" struck by the Swedish liner "Stockholm" sinks. An even greater tragedy is averted when many ships in the Nantucket Islands area raced to the rescue. Fifty persons of 2,700 perish. Nantucket Island Aerial shot - The Andrea Doria is tilted to her right side in the open sea. Aerial shot - The Andrea Doria is totally laying on her right side and is taking on a lot of water. MS Aerial - The Andrea Doria on a death roll. Aerial shot - The front portion of the Stockholm smashed up and the point of the ship is missing. Aerial shot - The Stockholm making its way through the water, voice over reports that there were 50 souls lost up-right in the crash of the two ships. MS - Helicopter landing and rescue squad wheeling an injured person on a gurney. MS - Another injured person on a stretcher being carried away. MCUS - An injured person being placed in an ambulance. Aerial shot - Just a small amount of the Andrea Doria sticking out of the water, she is well on her way of sinking. Aerial shot - Just a bit of the rear portion sticking up above the water, you can see a portion of the propeller. MS - In the New York Harbor The Ile de France, a ship that picked up survivors from the Andrea Doria. MCUS - Survivors on the Ile de France. MCUS - Reunited families all smiles. CUS - Passengers waving, New York sky line. MOHS - Lady disembarking on a stretcher from the Ile de France. MCUS - Passengers disembarking the Ile de France. MS - Passengers inside a dock building getting reunited with family members. CUS - Passengers at a Red Cross station. MS - Two nurses escorting an injured woman passenger. MCUS - Looks like a daughter running into the arms of her father. MS - Two male figures reuniting and hugging each other.
August 4, 1994 - Part 4
(12:35:25) Hearing resumes: Senator D'AMATO. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Ms. Williams, let me ask you as it relates to the diary of Mr. Alt man, did you ever see Altman's diary page? Ms. WILLIAMS. No, I've not seen the diary page. Senator D'AMATO. You have never seen the diary page? MS. WILLIAMS. I have not read it. Senator D'AMATO. Well, have you seen it? MS. WILLIAMS. I have seen it in the hands of my attorney, the page, but I have not read it. It appeared to be a clump of handwriting, but I did not avail myself of an opportunity to read it. Senator D'AMATO. Your attorney did not avail you the opportunity to read it? MS. WILLIAMS. Oh, he gave me the opportunity. I said I was not interested in reading it. Senator D'AMATO. OK Did you ever speak to Roger Altman about his recordings, his diary or the page? Ms. WILLIAMS. Yes, sir. I did speak with Mr. Altman about his recordings. Senator D'AMATO. How did that occasion take place, if you can recall? MS. WILLIAMS, Mr. Altman called me and said that he wanted to see me. Senator D'AMATO. He called you and said he wanted to speak to you? MS. WILLIAMS. Yes, he did. Senator D'AMATO. And he wanted to speak to you in person? 325 MS. WILLIAMS. Yes, he did. Senator DAMATO. And was that sometime in July, the second week of July? Ms. WILLIAMS. Yes, sir. That seems about right. Senator D'AMATO. And so he came to see you at the White House? Ms. WILLIAMS. Yes, sir. That's correct. Senator DAMATO. And what did he say to you? Ms. WILLIAMS. He said that-I'll give you the gist, I don't know exactly, but I'll give you the gist of what he said. Senator DAMATO. All right. Ms. WILLIAMS. Was that I have written some things and I want to tell you about them. Senator D'AMATO. And what did he say? MS, WILLIAMS. And he told me about them. Senator D'AMATO. What did he say, if you can recall? I mean, now this is-he feels-he's embarrassed. Is that a fair characterization? Did he say he wanted to apologize to you? Ms. WILLIAMS. Well, 1 don't want to characterize. I don't remember him saying "apologize," I have to say I was caught up in my own bad attitude. Senator DAMATO. OK. What did he say to you and what did you say to him? MS. WILLIAMS. I believe what he said to me was I want to tell you about some writings that I have written that have your name in them, and I probably said OK And I was alerted-1 mean, 1 wasn't totally unaware of this because I'd had a previous conversation with Mr. Cutler who had asked me about them. So I wasn't totally unaware of what he said. Senator DAMATO. Mr. Cutler had, in reviewing of the matters that had taken place, gone over this and informed you what the writings were about? Ms. WILLIAMS. Yes. He did tell me what the writings were about, and he asked me questions about them. Senator DAMATO, So now what did Roger say to you? Ms. WILLIAMS. At that point he said I want to tell you about them, and then he essentially told me what each of the writings or entries had said. Senator D'AMATO. What the entries were about? Ms. WILLIAMS. Yes, that's correct. Senator D'AMATO. The paralysis? What did you say to him? Ms. WILLIAMS. I said something on the order of Roger, where is this coming from? 1 don't remember any conversations that I had with you about this. Senator D'AMATO. And what did he say in response to that? Ms. WILLIAMS. Well, I believe he was kind of-I believe that he Was quiet, quite frankly, about it. As I said before and as I testified before the House Committee, I was having quite a bad attitude about this entire matter, and I was more or less caught up Senator DAMATO. You mean about the diary? Ms. WILLIAMS. The fact that what had been written about me, to the best of my recollection, there were conversations that never had taken place which would be reflected in his writings. So I was, I was upset, 326 Senator D'AMATO. At the time of the discussion, did you know that fie was scheduled to testify before the Senate? Did he indicate anything to you about that? Ms. WILLIAMS. No, I don't believe he indicated anything to me about that, but everybody knew he was going to testify before the Senate. Senator DAMATO. Let me ask you, didn't he say to you that I brought a copy of this and didn't he in fact bring a copy of the diary, the yellow page diary?
Mid - West Floods: 100,000 Affected As Rovers Crest
From Missouri to Pennsylvania, river towns have been inundated by the rising water of the Ohio and its tributaries plus other rampaging rivers. More than 100,000 people have been affected by the flood. In Cincinnati, for example, the crest of the Ohio reached 66 feet, that's 14 feet above flood stage! Several Governors have appealed to have many sections declared disaster areas. Aerial shots of the high flood waters covering homes, factories and even an amusement park roller coaster. Aerial shot of the flooding, the front porches of the houses are under water. Aerial shot - the helicopter is flying over Coney Island Park in Ohio and all the rides are engulfed by the flood water. Aerial shot - Churchill Down's race track completely covered by water. The stables are flooded. MS - The crest of the Ohio River reaches 66 feet. MS - The flood waters off the Ohio River reaches the downtown area and the streets are flooded to the max. CUS - The fast moving Ohio River with it's turning water, and undertows. MS - Two men sit in a fishing boat checking out their flooded town, and in Kentucky it's the same thing, houses are flooded out
The Chalk Garden - Tribute To Dame Edith Evans
An impressive array of celebrities gather in New York to honor Dame Edith Evans. Sir Cedric Hardwick and Sybil Burton are among the Britons are hand to honor their English countrywoman. She receives a very secret token from Ross Hunter for her outstanding work in his production of the film version of "The Chalk Garden". Lillian Gish chatting with some of her friends. CUS - Myrna Loy. Profile shot of - Howard Keel. CUS - Janice Page and Thelma Ritter. CUS - Cybil Burton
Floods Sweep On: More Towns Hit As Others Prepare
Like the irresistible force that it is the Mississippi continues to lay waste all in its flooding path. Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin every state along its swollen banks has been devastated, flood crest that hasn't been equaled in a century and the damages are reaching astronomical figures as towns below the flood mark prepare to do battle to the last There has been stories of heroic team work, neighbors helping neighbors, teenagers created a new image of the nations youth working around the clock filling sand bags, filling dykes, evacuating families anything that was a man's job the youngsters did. Aerial of a town and its homes surrounded by the waters of the overflowing Mississippi due to the horrific storms hitting five states. Aerial shot - Flooded homes and boats parked in front of them. Aerial - Some of the houses seem to be untouched by the flooding Mississippi because their on higher ground. MS - Sandbags piled up to keep the water from seeping into the neighborhood. High Angle Shot - A Machine Company and a man outside the company checking out the sandbags. MS - Sandbags piled up high and the remains of water that didn't get into the business area of the town. MS - People shopping in the business area and there are sandbags at the curb side and water in the streets. MS - Down town area cars driving down dried out streets, standbags still piled up to keep the city streets dry.
Italian Premier Aldo Morrow Pays A State Visit
The nations's Capital welcomes a staunch supporter of United States policy, Italian Premier Aldo Moro. The statesman strolls the grounds of the White House with the Johnsons and is extended the rare honor of attending a Cabinet Meeting. Washington welcomes a warm supporter of US policy Italian Premier Aldo Morrow. Premier Morrow takes a stroll across the grounds with President and Mrs. Johnson and they escort him to a luncheon in his honor at the Cater House across Lafayette Park an informal vignette of two leaders. Mr. Morrow has been a staunch supporter of the United States aims both in Europe and South East Asia. Mr. Aldo Morrow is invited to sit in on a Cabinet meeting at the invitation of the President he hears discussions on Viet Nam and on the voting rights bill now in congress. Exterior of the White House, winter time. MS - Lady Bird Johnson, President Johnson and Italian Premier Aldo Morrow walking out of the White House. High-Angle Shot - President Johnson, Mrs. Johnson and Italian Aldo Morrow walking with an entourage. MS - A crowd of people standing outside the gates of the White House. MS - President Johnson walking hand in hand back to the White House. MS - Newsreel photographer. MS - Premier Morrow sitting in at a cabinet meeting. MS - Hubert Humphrey adjusting his tie.
The Salvation Beat "Army" Group Takes Britain By Storm
The British Salvation Army has taken a leaf from the Beatles' music sheets and formed "The Joy strings" in a modern-day effort to bring religion to the people. From street corners they have moved to a night club engagement and soon they will go on tour. Gone are the tambourines and trombones. Yeah, yeah, yeah... United Kingdom The Salvation Army playing and signing on a street corner in New York. Camera pans the music makers as well as the crowd that is watching them. MCUS - Their singing that good old Gospel song, "I love my Jesus so"
Ruby Appeal Set: Lawyers To Fight Death Senten cd
The moment of truth for Jack Ruby. After two hours and nineteen minutes of deliberation, the eight men and four women of the jury reach a decision and bring in a verdict of "murder with malice". Ruby's attorneys intend to appeal which will take at least two years. Dallas, Texas Jack Ruby walking into the courtroom. He is the assassin of Oswalt. CUS - Judge, Joe B. Brown. MS - The jury results came in and they find him, Jack Ruby, guilty.
King Paul Buried: Notables Attend Impressive Rites
His subjects gather to mourn their King. Slowly through the streets of Athens moves the funeral procession of King Paul I, Monarch of Greece since 1947. Six reigning Monarchs and 100 Presidents and Premiers are present to do him honor. Athens, Greece People waiting for their dearly departed king to pass. Look of sorrow on their faces and their heads lowered down. MDOH - The funeral procession of King Paul, the procession moves at a very slow pace. MS - King Paul's casket is draped with the Greek Flag and his crown sits a top of the coffin. MS - Royal aids walking the rider less horse down the street and they follow the coffin and the remains of King Paul. MS - King Constantine II walking slowly, in back of King Constantine is six ruling monarchs. MOHS - Lady Bird Johnson is representing President Johnson, she walks slowly with the funeral procession. OHS - The funeral procession moving very slowly.
August 4, 1994 - Part 4
(12:40:37) Ms. WILLIAMS. What he brought, and not at that visit, there were two visits. The first was when he talked to me about the diary entries, and then maybe the next day he stopped by and he handed me an envelope that was marked "personal and confidential," and I'm not sure if it was taped in addition to being sealed, but it was sealed. Senator D'AMATO. And didn't he say to you, I brought a copy of this? MS. WILLIAMS. He may have said that. Senator D'AMATO. Didn't he say to you that the reason he was bringing this to you was because he was going to have to testify before Congress? Ms. WILLIAMS. I don't remember him saying that exactly, but I wouldn't challenge that if that's his recollection. Senator DAMATO. Tell me about the first conversation he had with you; that's when he initially came over to apologize? Ms. WILLIAMS. Well, that is when he initially came over to tell me about what he had written, yes, Sir. Senator D'AMATO. And was it-how long after that did he come to see you in person? He came, he came over the same day and he told you-he recounted to you the events that you have just described. You said to him basically, what? How did this come about? MS. WILLIAMS. Yes. I mean I was upset and I questioned him. I don't know exactly all I said, but it is fair to say that I was upset. Senator D'AMATO. Now you say there was a second time he came and he had this sealed envelope, and did he say that this is the-my recordings, my writings? Ms. WILLIAMS. He may have said that, yes. Senator DAMATO. I mean, you assumed that this is what he dropped off. Did he tell you he was going to drop it off to you at the first conversation? Ms. WILLIAMS. I don't recall. He may have. I don't recall, but he may have. Senator D'AMATO. When did this second visit take place, Ms. Williams? MS. WILLIAMS. I believe it was-I want to say it was the day after. Senator DAMATO. Shortly after then, a day or Ms. WILLIAMS. I don't believe it was the same day. I think it was the next day, perhaps. Senator D'AMATO. Now, he leaves this envelope with you, sealed. What did you do with the envelope? Ms. WILLIAMS. I walked into-he gave it to me in the foyer or the vestibule of my office, and I walked into my inner office and I tossed it in the trash. 327 Senator D'AMATO. Did he say anything to you when he came? Did he just-he just gave you this envelope? Did he say, was it just "here"? Did he say Maggie, this is what I recorded and I wanted you to have it? Ms. WILLIAMS. I believe he may have said something like that, but I'm not exactly sure, but the envelope was marked "personal and confidential," and it was sealed, and I believe that my assumption was that this was the Senator D'AMATO. You believed it was the recording, the diary. It would make sense. But let me ask you, when he came and spoke to you the first time, did he go over because he didn't have the diary with him then? Obviously he came back the second time to drop it off. Did he talk to you about the specific points? Did he tell you I said, for example, Maggie told me that Hillary Clinton was paralyzed and if we don't solve this within the next 2 days, you're not going to have to worry about a schedule? Did he tell you he said that? MS. WILLIAMS. I don't know if he told me that completely since he wasn't reading from anything, he was simply depending on his own recall to tell me, but you have to understand that, having discussed it with Mr. Cutler previously, I had some notion of what it was exactly. So that it could have been a situation where Mr. Altman told me the gist of what he had written and I was mentally filling in some of the gaps. Senator D'AMATO. Would it be fair for me to ask you to characterize your state of mind at that time? I know if something like this happened to me and I had a confidence, a confidence with a friend or a colleague and they recorded it, you know, we sometimes let whatever hair we have on our head down-you know, I don't have too much, very little and so we exchange a confidence with a friend that we never believe is going to be seen.
Outside swim meet
Leekiewake (woman swimming under water)
Women diving in swimming pool
Swim meet - kids (good0
Boy swimming underwater
Diving in pool
Kids diving in pool
Weekeewaki woman swims under water
Children diving and jumping into pool
Weekeewaki woman swims under water
Diving Bombay club