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Under-Water Truck
Jumpy, blurry, dull in contrast and images Under-Water Truck The army's new all-weather, all-purpose truck, dubbed 'Eager-Beaver,' rides well submerged in special tryouts. 'Snorkel' exhaust tubes keep truck going with motor under water. MS of truck driving on uneven land. MS of truck driving in water up to its fenders. MS of truck driving up a small water fall. MS of the truck drivers driving the truck and testing its endurance to the forces of the water.
Prize Cattle On Display
Prize Cattle On Display Copenhagen's big cattle show brings out big crowds to gather farm-yard favorites, from prize bulls to roosters and rabbits and a hungry family of suckling pigs. Opening shot balloons. MCU of farmers walking their cattle. MCU of farmers walking their horses. MCU of farmers showcasing their horses in a show ring. CU of a chicken, rabbits, piglets feeding off their pig mom while she sleeps.
Duke Takes Over S. Carolina 14
Duke Takes Over S. Carolina 14 Capitalizing on an early fumble by the gamecocks, the Duke Blue Devils take an early lead when Jack Mounie plunges over for the first touchdown. MLS Quarter back has the ball, passes it off to a receiver he runs a little bit and gets knocked down. MLS Quarter hands off the football the other players chase him and knock him down., LS of the crowd in the stands. LS Quarter back passes the ball it gets caught and down goes the receiver.
US Planes Shipped By Battleship To Italy
US Planes Shipped By Battleship To Italy Forty fighters arrive aboard the USS Mindoro and are formally presented by Ambassador Dunn. They are the first shipment to arrive to assist in the defense of western Europe. MC Of a battleship and you see the propellers of three planes with wings folded. (I do not think there was a USS Indoor) MS Side view of the battle ship, planes on top with wings folded. An American blowing in the wind. OHS Sailors are dressed in their whites. I would venture to guess over 100 men. Planes are in the background with wings folded. MLS Of a high ranking officer addressing the people. Sailors and planes are part of the shot. MCU High ranking naval officer hands off a flag to a civilian who in turn hands off the flag to another civilian. MCU Sailors in their whites standing at attention. A sailor climbs on to one of the parked planes on board this battleship, removes the American flag and replaces it with a Canadian flag. MCU the front of the battleship, planes parked on top, American flag blowing in the wind.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 28, 1973 (2/2)
[01.23.07-INOUYE reads the closing statement from the WHITE HOUSE-prepared interrogatory of DEAN.] Senator INOUYE. "A central credibility question is what prompted Dean's tactics in March and April of 1973. The desire to have the truth or the effort to achieve-" Senator ERVIN. Senator, so the record will be correct, is that a statement which White, House counsel has prepared? Senator INOUYE. This is a statement prepared by Mr. J. Fred Buzhardt. Senator ERVIN. Yes. Senator INOUYE. Special counsel to the President. Senator ERVIN. And it is a, statement of his contentions about evidence and not evidence as such. Mr. DEAN. May I ask a question? Does this represent the White House view or "Mr. Buzhardt's view? Senator INOUYE. This was delivered to me yesterday under cover letter signed by Mr. J. Fred Buzhardt. [QUOTING WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT] [01.23.58] "A central credibility question is: 'What prompted Dean's tactics in March and April 1973-- the desire to have the, truth told or the effort to achieve immunity from prosecution? The following sequence, of events is important:" Dean's admitted -personal connection -with 'the offer of clemency to McCord in January (Dean to Caulfield to McCord via. Ulasewicz) (p. 141). Dean's admitted personal connection with Hunt's demand for more money on March 19 (Hunt to O'Brien to Dean) (p. (p. 197). Dean's meeting with the President on March 21-22. On any version of this meeting it was an effort to get the President to take action on what was becoming a personal problem for Dean. (P. 195). McCord's letter to Judge Sirica on march 23. [01.24.45] Mr. DEAN. May 'I just comment there? Senator INOUYE. Please do, sir. Mr. DEAN. I, in the 21st meeting, had hoped that that would be the truth punctuation point that ended the coverup. It -was after that, that morning meeting when I saw that it was not- going to end that the period had not been placed in the story that my whole thinking began to change and I began to think of how can I now proceed while others are unwilling to proceed, particularly Mr. Haldeman and -Mr. Ehrlichman, and at that, point in time I certainly wanted to try to still get the President out in front of this entire matter. [01.25.30] Senator INOUYE. [reading]: [QUOTING FROM WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT] McCord's letter to Judge Sirica on March 23. This was the crucial break in the cover-up. 'Dean learned via a call from O'Brien (p. 205). On March 25 press comments directly linked Dean with knowledge of the Watergate break-in (p. 203). He called Liddy's attorney, Maroulis on March 27 to get a statement that he did not have prior knowledge of break-in (p. 211). Maroulis called back on March 29 with word that he couldn't give him a statement (p. 1212). This statement might have been taped. On March 28 and March 29 he solicited names of Criminal counsel (p. 220). On March 30, he decided to retain Mr. Shaffer (p. 220). Time had run out; the coverup had come apart; Dean was centrally involved. he sent his lawyers to the U.S. Attorney on Monday, April 2, and commenced his negotiations for immunity. [01.26.32] Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman, this ends the statement. Senator ERVIN. Thank you. Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman., I have questions of my own but these questions have taken up an hour and 15 minutes so, if I may, I would like to have the opportunity at some later time, to interrogate. Senator ERVIN. Yes, all the members of the committee will be accorded a second opportunity. Senator INOUYE. I thank- you very much. Thank you, Mr. Dean. Senator ERVIN. Do you want to respond to the statement which has just been read to you ? [01.27.00] Mr. DEAN. I believe I have commented through -the, questions and through answers to most of those matters. The fact, I would just make, this point. I would recall the fact that the question of clemency for Mr. McCord was a result of the fact that the issue, of clemency had come up directly with the President. That was not something that I initiated. It was something that came in. Mr. Colson went to Mr. Ehrlichman, Mr. Ehrlichman, in turn went to the President, Mr. Colson also went to the President, I received word that the fact that clemency had been offered to one, similar assurances should be given or could be given to all, so that is 'clearly in the record on the clemency matter. [01.27.48-DEAN explains again the March 21 meeting with NIXON] The, 21st meeting I have explained repeatedly what my hope in accomplishing with that meeting was, and my disappointment when I had thought I did have access to the President. I thought what I call my cancer on the Presidency speech did not result In immediate surgery but rather continued coverup. [01.28.15]
Mustangs Catch Buckeyes, 32-27
Mustangs Catch Buckeyes, 32-27 Coming from behind in the fourth quarter with some spectacular aerial artistry by Fred Benners of Dallas, the SMU. Mustangs topple the Rose Bowl Champions, Ohio State, in the thrill-game of the week! LS Football fans sitting bleachers. LS Quarterback throws the ball and the receiver catches it and runs right in to the end zone scoring a touchdown. MLS Other quarterback throws the ball his receiver catches it and is tackled right down to the ground. LS Quarter back has the ball, he fakes the other football players out and runs the ball himself, for a touchdown. Quarterback throw the ball and the receiver catches it at the 15 yard line and is knocked down to the 10 yard line. MLS Once again the quarterback has the ball and fakes out the other team again and runs the football in for a touch down once again.
YANKEES TAKE SERIES WITH FOUR STRAIGHT
YANKEES TAKE SERIES WITH FOUR STRAIGHT The New York Yankees do it again, win their 13th world series title, this time they did it four straight (sweep). Highlights of the third and fourth games at Yankee stadium, with the thrill plays of a closely-fought series. Behind young Whitey Ford, the Bronx Bombers win the fourth game, 5-2; while Philly error in 8th and Coleman s single in ninth.
Casey Signs New Contract
Jumpy, blurry, faded and dull in contrast and imagery Casey Signs New Contract Casey Stengel, pilot of the victorious Yankees signs a new contract for two years, which reputedly calls for $75,000 a year. Little did they know at that time that Casey Stengel would manage the Yankees to 10 World Series. MCU Casey Stengel signing a mamagers contract to manage the Yankees. MCU Yankees main men shaking hands with Casey Stengel.
Congress Doubtful Seats
Congress Doubtful Seats Although the Democrats retain a working majority in congress, as of this moment, the contested election results in some states may affect that majority. In New York, W. Kingsland Macy, center in the controversial Hanley letter affair, appears to have lost out to his Democrat rival. And in Michigan, Governor Williams, who seemed defeated at first, but wins in a close election. When the 82nd congress convenes under the capital dome it will have a closely divided partisan membership. In the senate only two votes separate the parties and one seat still in doubt that of democratic senator elect William Benton of Connecticut. This election is now before the courts for a recount. Should he lose, the Senate would be deadlocked at 48 for each party. OHS Election officials checking the ballots. MCU Impounded voting machines getting checked out by voting commissioners. CU Reprehensive Macy smoking a pipe. CU Earnest Freewood. CU Governor Williams. MLS Capital dome. OHS senate with the senators. CU Governor Raymond of New York. OHS The House 82nd congress. CUThe Capital.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 28, 1973 (2/2)
[01.28.15-DEAN responding to the statement by the WHITE HOUSE, read by Sen. INOUYE. The statement charged DEAN with running the coverup and making accusations against others to protect himself from prosecution-DEAN'S response is calm and thorough] The 23d letter of Mr. McCord. I was asked by Mr. Ehrlichman what my assessment of it -was based on the, earlier conversation I had With Mr. O'Brien, at best it was hearsay that he had if any wanted to perpetuate the coverup at, that, point through further perjury, I am sure they could have, because he had no hard evidence. This was revealed in a conversation which I have submitted to the committee and a conversation I had with Mr. Magruder who was not concerned about this, that the fact that McCord could prove nothing, he could say a lot but he could prove nothing. Let me see here. I will recall the reason again that I was seeking to get the comment from Mr. Liddy was in a sense twofold. First of all, the President had done -a tremendous embrace of me that next morning when the story was printed. He had said that based on conversations -he had had with me, which in fact he had not had, but rather I had had conversations with Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ziegler, both, and informed them I was prepared to file a libel suit, and I believe the White House has also admitted the fact that that phone, call never took place between the President and myself on that day. But in an effort to develop what would be necessary for a libel suit, not that I was planning to file one at that point, but just in preparing for it I thought the strongest statement I could have would be it statement from Mr. Liddy and that was the reason I approached Mr. Maroulis to see if he could do it. The reason that at Mr. Maroulis could not get the statement was because he was concerned about his client's fifth amendment rights. So those are the only points I would make on that closing statement that was offered by the White House. Senator ERVIN. I want to thank Senator Inouye for putting these questions at the request of the White House counsel, and also for calling the -attention of the witness to the contentions of the White House counsel. Mr. Dean, you have been testifying -for about an hour and a half and I imagine you would not be very adverse to having a very brief recess at this time. Mr. DEAN. I -would appreciate that, Mr. Chairman. I thank you for your thoughtfulness. [01.30.57-MacNEILL v.o. states that the break is to give DEAN a rest, but also allows Sen. ERVIN to prepare his questions]
Presidential Cup Football
Presidential Cup Football Texas A&M vs Georgia in the first presidential cup football classic. A free-scoring thriller, with the Texas Aggie running up thirty-three points in the first half. Final score: Texas A & M. 40 - Georgia 20. OHS Collegiate parade beginning of football game. MLS Georgia kicking off the football and Texas A&M receiving. MLS Texas picks up the ball and runs it back for 100 yards, all the way home for a touch down. MLS Texas gets the ball on a fumble, scores another touchdown. MLS Bob Smith, Texas scoring his second touchdown for the afternoon. MLS Football fans in stands MLS Georgia finely gets the ball and runs 23 yards, first and goal. MLS Georgia scores a touchdown.
In The Infamous Valley Of The Kings
In the famed 'Valley Of Kings' at Luxor, archeologists have dug down 15/ feet to discover the tomb of Mentemhet, Prince of Thebes. Mummies and other amazing relics of the seventh century before Christ are found in the well-preserved tomb. Laborers with bundles on their heads MCUS - Area excavated where archeologists are working and digging MLS - Workers carrying out artifacts from Prince Menternhet tomb MCUS - Workers lifting the lid off a mummy s sarcophagus, it turned out to be a high priest - still in tact after 27 centuries
UN Forces Abandon Seoul
UN Forces Abandon Seoul Seoul, capital of South Korea is a ghost city as thousands flee the doomed city and engineers blast bridges and the frozen Han river. It is a city of flame and destruction as the onrushing reds enter it. MCU United Nation Forces guarding the Inchon River. CU Two military with their machine gun. CU Army tank coming towards the camera. MLS Army Jeeps and trucks loaded with soldiers going over the bridge. Low aerial - Seoul up in flames. Flames from a burning building. MCU refugees with the belongings they can carry crossing a bridge. LS Throngs of refugees.
Quadruplets - Large And Happy Family
Quadruplets - Large And Happy Family Kenneth, Crystal, Christian and Keith, two boys and two girls all doing nicely at a Pontiac hospital. Four more for the Kenneth Rosebush already six strong with four daughters and mama and papa. Four of a kind in this case make a full house or Quadruplets Rule. Four babies in four incubators lined up in a row. CU One of the babies. CU The father of the quadruplets viewing the babies in the nursery with his four teenage daughters. CU Baby in incubator. CU Proud father, Kenneth a 36 year old contractor and stone mason. MCU Kenneth and his four other daughters, all smiles.
California Blood Transfusing Via Railroad Car
California Blood Transfusing Via Railroad Car A special railroad car donated by western pacific in memory of the lines' first employee casualty of the Korean war goes into service to speed vital blood for out Korea wounded. Establishing shot - Back of the railroad car stopped at a railroad depot on the back it reads "Military Blood Procurement Car". MCU The railroad car that was named after Charles O. Sweetwood, first employee of the line to loose his life in Korea. MCU Nurse sitting behind a table with the red cross insignia and two women signing up to give blood. MCU Brother of Charles O. Sweetwood getting his blood pressure taken. MS Four nurses standing on the back of the railroad car waving as the train pulls away.
Watergate Hearings: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities June 28, 1973. Testimony of John Dean.
Watergate Hearings: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities June 28, 1973. Testimony of John Dean.
Wilburn Brothers Show No. 253
Wilburn Brothers Show No. 253
Carnival Time: Holland And Italy Mark Pre-Lent Season
Carnival Time: Holland And Italy Mark Pre-Lent Season Pre-Lenten festivals bring fun and frolic to two towns in Europe. Dutch Artisans put finishing touches on carnival masks, while in Viareggio, Italian craftsmanship takes the spotlight. MCU People sitting around a table. One lady is sewing the others are making mask. MCU Three men putting on the finishing touches on a huge mask or head. MCU People working on different mask. MCU People dancing with these goofy mask on their heads. CU Elaborate floats. MLS Of a parade where the people are wearing these huge heads/mask. CU A float with images wearing these mask. MCU Of a giant bed with a grandpa and grammar with night caps on their heads. CU A giant sailor with men in the background dressed as sailors.
Automotive: Trucks And Tires Pass Rigid Tests
Automotive: Trucks And Tires Pass Rigid Tests The newest gimmick in tires - the one which won't spill you even at ninety miles is demonstrated on the Indianapolis speedway. CU Wilbur Shaw driving and weaving in a convertible at 80 mph he gets a blow-out on the drivers side of the car. MCU Wilbur and the car traveling at a good pace and when a nail penetrates the casing of the tire. Pliable rubber surrounds the puncture and keeps you rolling until you can change the tire.
Dedication Of A Mural in the Chapel of Four Chaplains
Dedication Of A Mural in the Chapel of Four Chaplains The chapel of the four chaplains is dedicated by President Truman to the memory of four clergymen, representing three faiths, who gave their lives for soldiers on the transport Dorchester during world war two. Establishing shot - Throngs of people paying their respects to the Four Chaplains. MCU Outside of the Baptist Temple. MCU President Truman pulling back the sheet on the mural. MCU Camera panning the four chaplains representing three religious faiths. MCU Three alters representing three faiths Jewish - Catholic - Protestant. MCU Plaque on the alters.
Style Notes from Paris!
Spring fashions in clothes and hats for both men and women, alluringly shown in this colorful preview by Parisian designers and milliners. New trends for male plumage are seen, as well as some daring toppers for milady by Pierre Balmain. MCU male models wearing tweed sport jackets, tuxedos and other after 5:00 suits. CU models wearing hats, felt hat with large hole netting over the face. MCU hard straw hat with flowers. MCU hat looks like an un-side-down bowl with a humongous feather. MCU of what looks like a dead weasel wrapped around the brim of the hat. MCU feather hat, feathers fold over the face, straw hat with birds on the brim, spring is in the air - hat with flowers.
Watergate Hearings: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities June 28, 1973. Testimony of John Dean.
Watergate Hearings: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities June 28, 1973. Testimony of John Dean.
Watergate Hearings: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities June 28, 1973. Testimony of John Dean.
Watergate Hearings: Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities June 28, 1973. Testimony of John Dean.
A New Seat Ejector For Planes
NOT a pilot ejecting but some sort of testing on a vertical outdoor track thing. Establishing Shot - A thing that looks like an oil well. CU Of Air Force officers from other countries, France, The Netherlands plus other countries. MCU First one to try the ejector seat is an American USAF. As the pilot goes up there's a camera mounted under the seat and it takes some shots of the military men below. CU A 37 mm catapult shell assembly is fixed in the ejector and the rejecter performs all. MCU A French AF is next on the ejector - Oh La La.