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Miss Canada Chosen.
Audio is low on screener Canada's fairest vie for the title of miss Canada and the right to represent the nation in the miss universe contest. The winner-lovely Miss Dalyce Smith, of the Yukon. Establishing shot - The contestants queue up in front of the judges and audience. CUS - Audience. Below the stage up - Models parading around in their bathing suits. LL - Stage and the contestants. MCUS - Miss Lane of Winnipeg a gifted dancer wins the crown in the talent competition. CUS - Miss Dalyce Smith is the favorite of the audience and she wins the big crown for the day
Sports, Jack La Lanne
Audio is low on screener Handcuffed swimmer Jack La Lanne (Jack LaLanne) makes it to the mainland from Alcatraz. It's legal, of course-and an astonishing feat of skill and endurance. Establishing shot - Alcatraz and Jack La Lanne oiling up for a swim. CUS - The skipper of the boat hand cuffs Jack. CUS - Jack dives into the water hand cuffed and does sort of a breast stroke. CUS - Jack makes it in 55 minutes and the spectators applaud and welcome him.
Sports World Fights Juvenile Delinquency
Audio is low on screener A veritable who's who in the sports world meets with President Eisenhower to offer their assistance in combating juvenile delinquency by providing sports outlets for youthful energies. Establishing shot - President Eisenhower surrounded by sports greats. CUS - Willie Mayes, baseball. CUS - President Eisenhower and Bobby Jones, golfing great. CUS - Jack Fleck, Lloyd Magnum and Billy Joe Patten, golfers. CUS - A young Vice President Nixon
Morocco Riots: Terror Mounts In Revolt Of Arabs
Audio is low on screener Another bloody colonial crisis confronts France in north Africa. In 3 days of uncontrolled rioting by Arab nationalists, at least 80 are killed, and whole sections of the city looted and burned. Establishing shot - Throngs of people revolting . MCUS - Building on fire. MLS - People running down a street. MCUS - Firemen fighting a burning building. MCUS - People running with buckets. MCUS - Building on fire. MCUS - Burning cars in the streets. MLS - Fireman with a small hose trying to contain a fire in a burning shop. CUS - Up-side-down car. MCUS - Garbage all over the street, people standing by a gated business. MCUS - Business with broken windows. MLS - Lawbreakers, or rioters standing facing a building against the wall. MLS - French police standing guard over the law breakers.
Oil Blaze and Blasts Sweep Town
Audio is low on screener Whiting Indiana is almost engulfed in flames and smoke that roll 400 feet into the air as an oil refinery fire runs amuck, for almost two days on the shores of Lake Michigan. A million gallons of gasoline pose almost an impossible task for firefighters. A series of blast and explosions rock the country side. Despite heroic efforts the explosions hurl tons of steel from storage tanks into the community. Establishing shot - Thick black smoke billowing up into the sky from the oil refinery. Aerial shot - Oil tanks on fire. LS - This clip is shot in a Whiting, IN neighborhood. You can see the fire and smoke in a short distance. MLS - Smoke and fire filling the sky. MLS - Firefighters with fire hoses directing the water at the fiery blaze. MS - Some of the fire spread to the street, thick smoke and fire. CUS - A few firemen putting the fire out on the grass and streets. CUS - A the oil containers exploded they hurled huge chunks of steel that landed on pedestrians lawns, houses and garages. Houses, garages, cars lawns are destroyed by the huge hunks of steel that flew through the air.
Convertiplane: Rises Like Copter, Flies Like Plane
Audio is low on screener Test flights of the 'Convertiplane' a radical new craft combining maneuverability of the helicopter with the forward speed of conventional aircraft. It's powered by twin rotors which can be angled vertically for lift, or tilted directly forward while in flight for speed Establishing shot - The engineer and the test pilot. Test pilot gets himself situated in he Convertiplane. MCUS - Looks like a helicopter with plane wings. MCUS - The rotors are spinning and the Convertiplane rises into the air. In the back ground there's traffic, cars.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.17.37-Sen. INOUYE continues to confront DEAN with a WHITE HOUSE memorandum-The memo exemplifies the White House's "BLAME IT ALL ON DEAN" STRATEGY] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM] "It was Dean who suggested to General Walters on January 26 that CIA pay the Watergate defendants while in jail," this is from the, Walters memorandum for record June 28, 1972. Mr. DEAN. I believe I have explained that, Senator, in that I reported also at one point in time, to Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Mardian about the Gray theory. That theory Prompted Mr. Mardian, as I recall, to suggest that the CIA might be of some assistance in providing us support and he also raised the question that the CIA might have a very Proper reason to do so because of the fact that these were former CIA operatives. Mr. Mitchell asked me to go back and explore this to Mr. Haldeman and Ehrlichman knowing very well that this isn't the sort of thing I could go to the CIA with. I didn't talk to Mr. Haldeman about this, rather I talked to Mr. Ehrlichman about it and he told me indeed I should explore it. In fact, I said I didn't know anybody with the CIA. He told me--I told him I didn't know Mr. Helms. He told me not to call Helms but to call General Walters, General Walters is a friend of the White House, and at that time alluded to the fact that he had already met -with General Walters. Senator INOUYE. Did you, in fact, discuss this matter with General Walters? Mr. DEAN. Yes, I did and I have so testified.] [00.19.10] Senator INOUYE. [READING W.H. MEMORANDUM] "It was Dean purportedly acting on behalf of Mitchell who came, to Ehrlichman several weeks after the break-in to obtain approval for fund raising by Kalmbach for the arrested persons," and this is from Mr. Ehrlichman. Mr. DEAN. It is correct that Mr.--after the fact that there could be, no assistance from the, CIA came out, and Haldeman and Ehrlichman agreed that they couldn't and I reported that back to Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Mardian, that the demands apparently had reached the point where, they felt they had to do something to get some money and they had none themselves. I was asked again by Mr. Mitchell to go back and raise this with Mr. Haldeman and Ehrlichman. [00.19.59] Mr. Mitchell told me, that he believed that Mr. Ehrlichman particularly would have an interest in making sure, that these men were taken care of, and it did not take me any persuading at all in this conversation with Mr. Haldeman and Ehrlichman to initiate Mr. Kalmbach, and obviously Mr. Kalmbach would not have acted on my instructions at all. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMORANDUM] "It was Dean -who reviewed the papers found in Hunt's safe and declared that they were politically sensitive' and should be given special treatment." [00.20.34] Mr. DEAN. I don't think, there was any doubt about the political sensitivity. Mr. Ehrlichman, as you recall, on the 19th, there was a meeting in Mr. Ehrlichman's office late that evening. Mr. Colson is the, one who had expressed anxiety over -what might, be in Mr. Hunt's safe. As I have also testified at a subsequent time I learned that apparently Mr. Colson and Mr. Hunt had talked about the fact, that there, were things in his safe that somebody at the White House should take possession of. It was during this meeting in Mr. Ehrlichman's office on the 19th that Mr. Ehrlichman said that I should report back to him the contents of the safe after he had directed Mr. Kehrli to have the safe, opened. [00.21.17] Senator INOUYE. What do you think Mr. Ehrlichman meant by "should be given special treatment"? Mr. DEAN. Well, I don't know what Mr. Ehrlichman meant by it. I know that Mr. Ehrlichman, when I described the documents to him, realized their political sensitivity, and that, they--he had originally told me, when I reported what the documents were to shred them and it was subsequently he, told me to "deep six" the briefcase and shred the documents and it was only after I had reached the conclusion in my own mind that, I wasn't going to do that, and I persuaded him that at too many people had seen them, that that, might be what he reefers to as special treatment, they be given directly to Mr. Gray. Senator ERVIN. We will take a recess for another vote. [Recess.] [00.22.13-LEHRER v.o. states the committee has gone to the Senate Floor for another vote] [00.22.22-LEHRER in studio] [PBS network ID-title screen "SENATE HEARINGS ON CAMPAIGN ACTIVITIES"] [00.25.48-LEHRER reintroduces INOUYE'S questioning] [00.25.55]
Water Birds - Anhinga
(Tape 1) 13:24:23 Anhinga feet on tree branch, ZO to see bird climbing down branch 14:22:57 Anhinga eats a big fish, has it speared on the end of its sharp beak, finally manouvers it off and swallows it whole
Desert Shield: Brigadier General Patrick P. Caruana
Strategic Air Command insignia on KC-135R fuselage, zoom out. Interview with Brigadier General Patrick P. Caruana, Commander, Strategic Forces and Commander, 17th AD (Air Detachment?), Strategic Air Command.
Throngs Demand That Peron Stay In Office
Audio is low on screener 100,000 Pack into Buenos Aires' Plaza del Mayo to demand that president Peron stay in office following his sudden resignation, a striking demonstration of his continuing power among the nation's working masses. Establishing shot - Throngs gather into the Plaza del Mayo. MCUS - Some of the crowd holding up signs and pictures of Peron. MLS/WA - People sitting on top of a huge sign. CUS - People in the masses. MLS/WA - People standing on a balcony cheering for Peron. CUS - Peron speaking to the people over a microphone.
Queen Beatrix Of Holland Christens A Destroyer
Audio is low on screener Queen Beatrix of Holland accompanied by her father Prince Bernhard arrives in Flushing to christen a Dutch Destroyer. Establishing shot - Queen Beatrix and her father Prince Bernhard arrive in Flushing. CUS - The bow of the new Dutch destroyer. CUS - Queen Beatrix cutting the ribbon releasing the traditional bottle of Champaign. The Champaign sprays all over the place. MCUS - Queen Beatrix laughing with her hand over her lower part of her face. Her father as well as other Dutch dignataries are laughing too. MCUS - Laughter reigns as the Destroyer slides into the sea. MCUS - Queen Beatrix waving to the sailors on the Destroyer.
Peron Ousted: Resignation Forced In New Rebellion
Audio is low on screener Army units join a new rebellion spearheaded by Navy and Air Force units that forces the resignation of Dictator Juan Peron, after months of seething unrest brought about by economic upheaval and persecution of the church. A turbulent end to the strong man's 10 year regime. Establishing shot - Throngs of Argentinean s, army troops are on the move and riding hoses. LSWA - Throngs, street cars and a fire burning on the street. MLS - Armored car, people and traffic. CUS - A building's wall with machine gun holes in it. CUS - Juan Peron addressing the public. MCUS - Throngs of Argentinean s crowd the street. CUS - Military directing the public.
Football College
Audio is low on screener Upset of the week, as Michigan state topples unbeaten, unscarred on Notre Dame, by a spectacular 21-7 score, a gridiron thriller all the way. Establishing shot - Football fans, some of the students holding up a home made banner saying, "Ma Send Money". MCUS/OH - Players on the field. MCUS - Michigan gets the ball and continues to make yardage. MCUS/OH - No #86 a Michigan football player scores a touchdown. MLS - Crowd is applauding and cheering. MLS - Spartan's throw the ball and it is intercepted by Notre Dame. MLS - The quarter throws the ball it is caught and Notre Dame scores a touchdown. MLS/WA - Stadium jammed packed with sports fans. MCUS - Michigan receives the foot ball and runs with it. going 24 yards. MCUS - Michigan gets the football scores and upsets the game by 24 to 7.
Weightlifters' World Champions
Audio is low on screener The world's top weight-lifters gather for the international crown. Russia wins the team event, but it's america's Paul Anderson of Focoa, Georgia, only 22 years old, who steals the show with an incredible record-shattering performance to win the Heavyweight Title. Establishing shot - Audience. MCUS - Weightlifter, he lifts the weight over his head then he lets it go and it bounces on the stage. MCUS - Weightlifter Daily, struggles to lift some 250 LBS, he tried but he couldn't make it. MCUS - Russian weight lifter lifts 290 lbs, a new heavy weight lift. Russia wins the crown. CUS - Men in audience. MCUS - The heavy weights are competing now and you can see their veins pop as they lift these incredible weights. MCUS -Jim Bedford of Washington DC wins the No #2 spot. MS - 22 year old of Georgia, Paul Anderson. He wins first place.
Fall Fashion Parade
Audio is low on screener Designer Charles Gelatt displays the latest in his fashion line. The forward look in design is modeled by a pretty foursome, a colorful day and evening collection for fall. Establishing shot - Charles Gelatt sitting down and sketching designs of evening gowns. MCUS - Two models one sitting in the car and the other one standing by the drivers side. She is wearing a tweed woolen coat, buttons down the back and a waist high slit, accented by a pill box hat with feathers and kid gloves. MCUS - Model is wearing a velvet dress with a coat to match and embroidery 13 inches to the bottom of the hem line. Her hat looks like a bird landed on her head and has of yet to tuck his feathers away. MCUS - Green with envy. A satin green dress with an intriguing collar. MCUS - Models driving the car and Charles Gelatt sitting at a table smiling. CUS - Model is wearing a gray chiffon dresses accented by white satin. CUS - Model is wearing a white satin coat lined with deep purple.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.25.55-ERVIN with gavel, brings hearing to order] Senator ERVIN. The committee will resume. Senator INOUYE. If I may resume reading from the memo. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN] "It was Dean -who sought out successfully to have the others omit his name from the list of those who -attended meetings on the Liddy plans." This is from the Magruder testimony. Mr. DEAN. I would like to comment on that. The meeting in -which this was discussed was called by Mr. Mitchell. I -was departing a meeting in his office, and he asked me if he could talk to me about these matters. He called Mr. Magruder into the same meeting. They asked me to review my recollection of the meetings. I told him what my recollection was and as I testified Mr. Magruder asked me "How do I handle this before the grand jury?" I said, "Well, I don't know what occurred at the second meeting. I know there was some brief reference in the first meeting to the election laws and that would seem to me a way to explain my presence at the meetings." [00.27.10] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN] "It, was Dean who urged Hunt to flee the country two days after the burglary." Mr. DEAN. I believe I testified to that. That., occurred before the meeting commenced in Mr. Ehrlichman's office on the evening of the 19th, when Mr. Ehrlichman asked me where Hunt was. I said I had no idea. Mr. Colson was present also. He asked Mr. Colson a, similar question and got a similar response. At that point. Mr. Ehrlichman told me, to call Liddy and tell Hunt to get out of the, country, which I did. After a subsequent discussion, I called back, after reraising the matter, thinking it, was not something that the White House should be doing, and spoke again with Mr. Liddy and told him that my earlier conversation should be retracted. [00.28.04] Senator INOUYE. Then it. -is your testimony that it was Mr. Ehrlichman who-- Mr. DEAN. That is correct. Senator INOUYE. [continuing] . Proposed the idea? Mr. DEAN. That is correct. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO] "It, was Dean and Mitchell who prepared Magruder for his perjurious grand jury testimony." Mr. DEAN. I cant speak about Mr. Mitchell's involvement. I know that Mr. Magruder came to my office shortly before he was to appear before the grand jury. As you will recall from my testimony. there were a series of events that preceded that relating 'to the fact, that I had recommended that Magruder be removed or resign from the re-election committee because I thought he was going to have problems. Simultaneously to that, there was a discussion developing which Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman were well aware of, that there was an effort to hold the case, at Mr. Liddy. Senator INOUYE. Did you in fact counsel Mr. Magruder to commit perjury? Mr. DEAN. I did, I did in this regard: I helped him prepare a statement that I knew was false.. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO] "It was Dean who said of a memorandum Colson had prepared on August 29 stating the facts as he knew them, 'For God's sake, destroy the memo. It impeaches Magruder.' Mr. DEAN. I think the facts speak for themselves on that. I did not destroy the memorandum. In fact, I turned a copy over to this committee. I think I have also explained in my testimony why I did not turn it over to the prosecutors, [00.29.43] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO] "It was Dean who suggested that Sloan take, the fifth amendment, though Sloan was innocent." Mr. DEAN. It is correct; I did call Mr. Sloan's attorney before he was to appear in Florida before an unrelated matter down there. There had been a number of discussions within the White; House about the fact that Mr. Sloan was going to testify about money that had come, to the. White House. He had sought meetings with a number of people in the White House, I was the only one who would talk -with him. Technically under the law, it appeared that he did have difficulties -with some of the disbursements that had been made that occurred after April 7, which was the effective date of the, new law. And I did call him and ask his attorney if he was prepared to take the fifth amendment and in doing that, suggesting that he might want to pursue that course. Because to me, the fifth amendment doesn't indicate innocence or guilt. [00.30.46]
Desert Shield: general activities; 82nd Airborne Division personnel
Interview with unidentified Air Force captain who discusses combat control and communications in the Saudi language (voice and data); also talks about compatibility with the Saudis, as well as barracks and chow hall facilities. Night scenes of troops putting up tents and one soldier explains rationale of doing work at night. He also says hello to families back at Hill Air Force Base. Enlisted woman operates electric unloading system near aircraft; a K-loader is below her. Various shots of a young PFC working out with weights, drinking water, and discussing his experiences in Saudi Arabia. Evening scenes, soldier at microphone talks to troops, tells a joke, with boxing ring in background. Evening scenes, 82nd Airborne Division troops watch entertainment. Group sings "Proud To Be an American."
Desert Shield: offloading cargo ship
Cargo ship offloads vehicles onto landing craft, which takes its cargo and deposits it ashore. Much footage of personnel on the beach and vehicles driving out onto the sand. Great shots of LCACs (Landing Craft, Air-Cushioned) moving across the desert sand, back into the ocean. More shots of LCACs back at the mother ship, then traditional landing craft moving through the water. More vehicles and equipment being offloaded onto the beach. Marine Corps armored amphibious vehicles leave their mother ship. Shots of personnel and lifting equipment moving vehicles and supplies ashore.
Air Disaster: 44 Die As Plane Explodes In Air
Audio is low on screener Only a few minutes after take-off from Denver, a mid-air explosion rips a Seattle-bound airliner apart, killing all 44 aboard. At the scene where the wreckage fell, investigations for clues to the unexplained blast sift twisted fragments that tell of a shocking disaster. Establishing shot - Rescuers carrying a body wrapped in a white sheet. MCUS - Two rescue workers looking at the twisted mass of once a plane. CUS - Part of the up-side-down fuselage. CUS - Passenger seats. MS/WA - Farmland where the plane crashed. MCUS - Tail part of the plane, United Air Lines but just the word United is on the tail.