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Churchill's Home: Beloved "Chartwell" Open To Public
"Chartwell" in Kent, England, for forty years the country home of Sir Winston Churchill is now open to the public. Earl Mountbatten explains the importance of this home. Inside its doors are personal possessions which reflected some of the great moments of his life. High Angle Shot to Zoom in of Churchill's home "Chartwell Manor." Various Shots of the exterior of the home with its beautiful surrounding fields and greenery. CUS - Earl Mountbatten sitting outside on a garden bench by a brick wall. He talks about the home as Sir Winston Churchill's private retreat where we would come to relax, paint pictures, build walls, feed his fish and think. CUS - Portrait of Sir Winston Churchill. Camera pans of wall of famous 8 X 10 pictures of important men, both historically and personally to Sir Winston Churchill. Inside Sir Winston's study we gain a glimpse of the man. A picture of Roosevelt and an old beat up briefcase. On his desk rests personal photos and other memorable items. In the library, the camera pans his thousands of books. In the Drawing Room, a portrait of his race horse hangs over the mantel. On the table lays his cigars and a deck of cards laid out and ready to be played. CU of a portrait of Lady Churchill (Clementine). The voice over says that they were married for 57- years. Various shots of Lady Churchill's bedroom. On her desk is a drawing of Sir Winston. From inside looking out are the grounds of Chartwell. A pond with a garden chair by it as fish swim about. Winston Churchill voice and nature sounds " "We shall fail or faulter. We shall not weaken or tire. Neither a sudden shock of battle nor the long drawn trials of vigilance and exertion will wear us down. Give us the tools and we will finish the job." Camera pans a garden wall that he constructed as a hobby. It has flowers hanging over it. CUS - Written in stone "The Greater Part Of This Wall Was Built Between the years 1925 & 1932 By Winston With His Own Hands." CU of two garden chairs that overlook the roof tops of the homes in Kent, England.
What's New? 1-Man Copter
Among the newest designs in craft aloft is a one man helicopter which is easily operated and very maneuverable. Ken Wallis climbs into a one man helicopter. He buckles up his safety belt and off he goes. The former RAF pilot is flys his helicopter about 50 feet off the ground. He makes a few turns over an empty field. Ken Wallis daughter is sitting on a horse watching her father fly around. Ken Wallis bringing his helicopter in for a landing.
Kennedy Memorial: Warren At Dediication Outside Jerusalem
In the rolling hills of Judea, not far from Jerusalem, stands the new memorial to President John F. Kennedy. Built by the Israeli government and financed by the Jewish National Fund, some two thousand persons attend the dedication including Chief Justice Earl Warren. Wide Angle of the rolling hills of Judea and in the far distance stands a memorial dedicated to President John F. Kennedy. Low Angle - President Kennedy's Memorial. An outdoor placard outside the memorial. Interior- 51 pillars represent each state and one for the District of Columbia. CUs of various state seals. Great Seal of the State Of New Mexico 1912, Great Seal of the State of North Carolina 'esse quam videri. Great Seal of the State of Ohio." High Angle shot of a crowd of people and tourists in attendance for the dedication of the memorial. CU of Chief Justice and Mrs. Earl Warren. CU of Justice Earl Warren. CU of Mrs. Warren cutting the ribbon to the Memorial. A bronze plaque of President Kennedy on the Memorial. LS of President John F. Kennedy Peace Memorial.
Berlin Wall Moved: East-West Border Fence Close To Reichstag
A new, slick prefabricated wall is replacing the old, barbed wire covered, Berlin Wall. Construction is in progress as the new wall will be higher, modern and impossible to climb. East Berlin's historical Reichstag Building. East German soldiers guarding the wall. East German soldier patrolling the wall with his Schutzhund trained German Shepherd dog. Soldier standing on the wall and an armored car driving very slowly patrolling the wall. High angle of the top of the barbed wire covered wall. A German Army transport truck being loaded or unloaded by soldiers through the fencing. CUS - Soldier removing barbed wire from the wall with a sledge hammer. Medium CUS - Soldiers legs and his Shepherd laying down by his feet. CUS - East German Soldiers taking down part of the wall brick by brick. A prefabricated wall is set down with the help of two soldiers and a crane. Medium LS - The Reichstag building.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 7, 1973
[00.34.08] Senator INOUYE. Now, as the events unfold, how do you feel, sir? Mr. SLOAN. Quite frankly, Senator- Senator INOUYE. Were you surprised? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, sir. Everyday I continue to be surprised. Senator INOUYE. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Senator ERVIN. Senator Weicker. Senator WEICKER. Mr. Sloan, I would Like to, if you could go back to your meeting with Mr. Haldeman in the White House on January of this year. Mr. SLOAN, Yes, sir. Senator WEICKER. Now, first of all, exactly when was the date of this meeting? Mr. SLOAN, Senator, I am not sure of the precise date. My best recollection from memory would be toward the end of January perhaps early February. Senator WEICKER. And am I correct in stating you indicated the meeting lasted about 45 minutes? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, sir. Senator WEICKER. Well, my first question would by why, why the meeting, why did you request the meeting or did you request the Meeting? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, sir, I did. Senator WEICKER. Why? Mr. SLOAN. Senator, the reason I requested the meeting, and I think the period of time in question is important, the criminal trial was over, I think some of the information on Mr. Segretti had come out, but , generally it was in a lull period where in my judgment the decisions had been made, essentially the matter had been gotten away with, that it stopped with the conviction of the seven men. I was at the point in time where I was actively seeking private employment Mr. Haldeman had essentially asked me to undertake this task. The continuing on of the political leadership in the campaign in opposition to the views I held, the fact that presumably these same men were the source of any information that Mr. Haldeman had, I felt it in my interest particularly in terms of seeking private employment to be sure that there was not an active effort on the part of the administration because of misinformation of the reasons I had done what I had done, that there would be any active efforts to make things difficult for me in terms of seeking private employment. I sought him out. I had a very cordial meeting with him, spent about 45 minutes. I told him without naming names, because I thought it was a issue, but I told him essentially that I wanted to make very clear to him why I had done what I had done, end I said I also want YOU to know that I still feel total loyalty to the President of the United States, I have worked for him over this period of time, and my wife has for a, long period of time, because we believe in what he is and I want you to know that I feel that I did not leave the team, as far as I am concerned the team left me. And I said I cannot understand the continuing support of individuals who in my judgment it is pretty obvious are involved in this situation. I think he interpreted part of the purpose of my meeting was essentially to feel out the possibility of employment in the Government. This was not my purpose. I had long ago made the decision that, is not what I wanted to do, However, it did produce the discussion On his part, a statement that the policy of the administration was that no individual who had become a "Watergate" figure or prominently mentioned in the newspapers would be, placed in high Government office until the issue was totally resolved, and I said I totally understand that policy, I couldn't agree with you more, and he said in terms of your age I agree with your decision, this is the right time to go out in the private sector if you want to make a career there. However, if at a later date, if this matter is totally resolved, if you want to be considered for high position in Government I will be glad to sponsor you, Generally, I think this was the tone and nature of this discussion, Senator WEICKER. Now, did that meeting have anything to do with your being rehired by the Committee To Re-Elect the President as a consultant? Mr., SLOAN. No, sir; I made that, decision prior to that. This would be probably about the midpoint during that consultancy. I went to the committee in early January, probably I think January 3, [00.39.27]
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Man and dog duck hunt at camp
Bride and groom - band
Mariachi band
PREVIEW CASSETTE # 219040 Mariachi band
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Pan from desert to water
Jungle Jaguar hunt
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Woman sitting on Jaguar ?/
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Jungle - Mexican - great face of old man looking up
Natives in village -river
BIrds, animals, snakes, natives, tropical
Jungle misc.
Amazon river
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Jungle river- fishing natives
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Jungle village