1949 Jul 08
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ST. CROIX VALLEY INTERNATIONAL JUBILEE St. Stephen, N.B. Calais, Maine LS International Bridge...Color Bearers cross bridge..HS & LS & HS Parade crossing ..LS & SLS Parade thru streets of Calais ..Semi & LS floats parade....LS & SLS Baby parade down street in St. Stephens.. CU Same...Crowd...LS & Backshot of Baby parade...Semi & MS Baby Parade in Park at Calais...CU Little girl with doll carriage ...CU Little girl "Miss International Friendship...LS & Semi & CU & SCU Tug of war between 2 fire depts...St. Stephens wins...2 Chiefs shake hands...Pan from sign to St. Dochet Island...LS Island Ceremonies...LS Colors around plaque... Man roads tablet...Color guards...LS Island...
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1953 Nov 24
25-226-05

VIETNAM ARMY BLASTS REDS IN INDO-CHINA Newly formed battalions of Vietnamese soldiers go into combat action in Indo-China. In quick attacks against communist strongholds near Hanoi, these native troops prove exceptionally mobile and effective!
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1953 Apr 10
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MR. HAMMARSKJOLD SUCCEEDS LIE AS U. N. SECRETARY The new Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dag Hammarskjold, is welcomed by his predecessor, Trygve Lie, as he arrives in New York to assume his new job. The Swedish diplomat compares his duties to that of mountaineering, a sport at which he excels.
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1930 May 17
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FILM STAR STUDIES GRAND OPERA Ramon Novarro tells of his aspirations in interview with Rose Pelswick, N.Y. Journal critic.
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1948 Jan 07
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JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS, VANCOUVER, B.C. Vancouver Blu Bombers triumph over Hamilton Tigers in Mid-Winter Football finals.... Various angles of the game in progress with different cut-in crowd shots...
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1966 Mar 01
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THE FLIGHT OF MOONSHIP 009 After frustrating delays and cancellations, Spacecraft 009 -- the moon- going Apollo atop the Saturn One-B -- makes a perfect blast off. Thirty-nine minutes later, and five thousand miles again it comes down in the Atlantic, having proven Saturn's strength and Apollo's ability to re-enter the atmosphere safely.
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1966 Jul
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BASTILLE DAY. A/V's-Parade tilt to Jets in flight vapor trail...VS-Parade...LSL-De Gaulle and others review troops...MS-A/V Rocket launchers... VS-Marching military troops...MS-French troop planes in flight to and over camera...VS-Parade ...MS-Helicopters in flight...LS-De Gaulle watching...VS-Heavy tanks-rockets and guns in parade...MS-Military troops marching... MS-Helicopters in flight...MS-French Honor Guard marching.
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1941 Dec 17
13-228-07

THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ENLIST IN CIVILIAN DEFENSE RANKS! --Edited by Adelaide Hawley The Voluntary Services, a vital factor in the nationwide program. New Yorkers enrolling for first aid, fire fighting, all emergency duties, and learning fast.
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1967 Feb 09
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STUDENT PROTEST MARCH TO SACRAMENTO Students march against tuition fees and cut back of 30% from what the University and State Colleges sought. Scenes of over 3000 students and a few professors marching...The lead group carry a large banner reading "Keep politics out of higher education"...Scenes of students marching, capitol in bg...More scenes of capitol in Sacramento, as students kept marching forward and standing in front of capitol steps...High scenes of students listening to speakers...Scenes of one of the speakers Dr. Swander (English Professor from Santa Barbara)...LS-of Cpaitol...Scenes of Willie Brown (Assemblyman form San Francisco) and Jesse Unruh, Speaker of House...Gov. Reagan greets the student representative...Gov. shakes hands with student representative...After meeting, students have press conference.
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1932 Aug 17
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1939 Jan 11
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1957 Jan 14
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1950 Jul 27
21-295-02

WARNING ISSUED AGAINST HOARDING! Warehouses are stacked high with all kinds of food as Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan makes a patriotic appeal to the housewives of America.
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1967 Feb 03
38-251-03

JAPANESE ELECTIONS Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato's Liberal-Democrat party commands a healthy majority in the House of Representatives winning an election over the Pro-Peking Socialists.
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1953 Nov 20
25-225-02

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1965 Oct 21
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LBJ-RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE Pres. Johnson returns to White House, is greeted by staff. MCU-Front Angle-WH...ECU-Arches of W.H...MCU-Cameraman-Ext-W.H....VS-Pres. dogs-Him and Blanco on lawn of W.H....Seg.-Cars to W.H.-Johnson and Mrs. J lvs. car-greeted by staff...MS-Johnson pets dogs-enters W.H. and is again greeted by staff...MS-Presidential Seal...
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1935 Aug 27
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1961 Dec 07
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1954 Oct 26
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YALE TIES COLGATE! In the Yale Bowl at New Haven, Conn., the Red Raiders of Colgate lead the Elis until the last minutes of the game. Both are jinxed in the kick for point and the game ends in a 13 all tie.
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1945 Aug 28
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WATER FOLLIES FOR WOUNDED WAR VETS! --Commentary by Bill Stern New $75,000 pool at Lovell Hospital opens with an aquatic ballet for convalescing G.I.'s
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1964 Oct 10
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FOOTBAL: TEXAS UNIV. VS OKLAHOMA HS-from Press Booth camera lens in frame to band marching on field...Crowds...VS-Game...Cheering crowds...VS-Game...MS-Scoreboard...MS-Pass into and some for touchdown...Texas Univ. defeats Oklahoma Univ.
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1932 Sep 24
04-200-06

GAR WOOD SETS NEW SPEEDBOAT RECORD Miss America X hits pace of 125.4 miles an hour at Algonac, Mich., bringing back world title to U.S.
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1955 Jan 11
26-240-05

POLIO GIRL CALLS ON PRESIDENT 1955's March of Dimes Poster Child, five-year-old Mary Kosloski, of Collierville, Tenn., comes to the White House, where she and President Eisenhower help launch the drive to fight polio.
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1955 Jan 11
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LINER SAVES TEN ON WRECKED SHIP IN STORMY SEA! Outward bound from New York, the liner Queen of Bermuda races to the aid of the sinking Canadian fishing-boat Student Prince II, foundering in the stormy mid-Atlantic. The dramatic film-log of this spectacular rescue at sea shows how all ten of the fishermen aboard the stricken ship are saved!
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1961 Mar 03
32-257-01

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1948 Nov 27
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NOTRE DAME VS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, SOUTH BEND, IND. 50,600 Watch Notre Dame Beat Wash- inton U. 46 to 0.... Various shots of the game with different cut-in crowd shots...

1966 Mar 17
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1958 Mar 04
29-256-01

DISCUSSION ON EAST-WEST SUMMIT MEET A White House caller is Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov, to discuss with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles a foreign ministers meeting preliminary to a proposed summit parley. Remembering Geneva and the Red propaganda play, the U. S. procedure is most likely not to settle for a mere agenda, but for prospects of fostering world peace instead of raising false hopes.
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1955 Jul 15
26-293-05

G.I. TURNCOATS COMING HOME Three of the 21, renegade G.I.'s, who refused repatriation at Panmunjom, walk out of Communist China and into the British colony of Hongkong. They're coming home to a country and a way of life they once rejected, penitent for their mistakes and eager to tell about the horrors of Red rule.
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1952 Dec 30
24-236-02

CARDINAL SPELLMAN IN KOREA FOR HOLIDAYS New York's Cardinal Spellman makes his second consecutive Christmas visit to American G. I.'s on the fighting front in Korea. He tours advance lines by jeep, calls on wounded in hospitals.
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1944 Jan 28
15-241-04

ARGENTINA BREAKS RELATIONS WITH THE JAPS AND NAZIS! Highlights of situation in Buenos Aires, as government of President Ramirez ousts Jap and German agents and diplomats, last of American Republics to abandon neutrality.
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1947 Nov 03
19-218-04

NOTRE DAME VS. NAVY! The Fighting Irish, rated by many as the nation's top team, meet the Mid- shipmen of Annapolis at Cleveland Memorial Stadium. Sparked by the red hot passing attack of Johnny Lujack and Frank Trupicka, and the catching of Terry Brennan and Floyd Simmons, Notre Dame flashes to a harder contested victory than the score reveals, 27 to 0.
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1939 Feb 11
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SPANISH WAR, FRENCH BORDER Before their retreat, the Republican soldiers blow up the ammunition depot. Scenes of the Puigcerda fire Nationalist troops arrive at the frontier bridge of Bourg-Madame. Nationalist officers bow to French officers Republican army arrives at French border having among them Nationalist prisoners. General views and closeups Republicans have guns. Nationalist acclaim French soldiers Cattle is stopped at border. A bald headed prisoner Two brothers recognize each other and embrace General view of Puigcerda before bombardment Border bridge of Bourg-Madame, refugees, soldiers Bombardment by Nationalists of Prats village. International Bridge of Cerbere Artillery arrives at Cerbere, also at Le Perthus. Clearing roads, throwing cars into ditch Concentration camp of soldiers at Argeles. Gun crossing le Perthus. Dr. Negrin's house Negrin coming out and departing (OVER) Colonel Catraliers (with beret) with the Genstabulary Major and the Commissary Vidal General J.B. Sanchez Gonzalez with the Constabulary Major and commisaru Vidal, recognizing the frontier Fixing the flag at the Frontier in front of the general staff French General Falgaz arrives and passes in front of the troops, the Spanish General in chief Salchaga shakes hands with him Franquists, Spanish and Maures soldiers Prisoners' camp, the soup distribution
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1967 Jan 18
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LBJ AND CABINET LBJ with Cabinet...LS-White House.
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1957 May 29
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SAUNDERS MEMORIAL UNVEILED The Memory of Robert (Bob) Saunders, the man who symbolized Ontario Hydro during its critical period of expansion is perpetuated with the unveiling of a memorial on University Ave. facing the Provincial Parliament bldgs. LS Crowd & Monument at memorial..Crowd.. Unveiling monument..Crowd applauding..Monument.. HS Crowd at ceremony... 35 ft
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1958 Mar 26
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HAMMARSKJOLD IN SYRIA Hammarskjold visits Damascus on his Middle East trip.. MS.Presidential Palace..MS Pres. Kuwatly and Hammarskjold enter room..MS other side of room..MS others enter room..SV Pres. and Hammarskjold chatting..MS another group entering the room..SV group chatting. SV. Pres. and Hammarskjold..MS group.. Gen V. luncheon table Hammarskjold at left along table..SV same..MS.same....
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1954 Jul 30
25-297-07

JIMMY FUND PROCLAMATION Gov. Herter of Massachusetts heralds the Jimmy Fund, sponsored by the Boston Red Sox and the Variety Club, to aid small children who are victims of cancer.
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1965 Apr
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HAROLD WILSON W/ PRES. JOHNSON MCU-Wilson and aides walking into W.H...MS-MCU-Wilson and Johnson seated informally in office (Johnson in rocking chair)...
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1960 Jan 01
31-239-04

THE REACH-FOR-SPACE Meanwhile, in man's continuing reach-for-space, the U. S. successfully retrieved two monkeys from a 300-mile-high rocket flight, and the Soviets launched the first rocket to hit the moon. NEWS OF THE DAY proudly brings you these and other highlights in a year of great venture.
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1965 May 30
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ASTRONAUTS MCDIVITT GOING TO CHURCH Various scenes of GT-4 Astronaut Jum McDivitt going to church, taking communion, leaving church, signing autographs...Various scenes main gate-to Kennedy Space Center...
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1947 Feb 13
18-247-06

WASHINGTON SPOTLIGHT! Archbishop Athenagoras, on behalf of the government of Greece, presents President Truman his nation's coveted Holy Cross of the Knights of the All Holy Sepulchre.
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1956 Sep 28
28-211-03

THEATRE OWNERS HONOR HOLDEN Myron Blank - President of the Theatre Owners of America Association, Inc., awards the Star of the Year title to film actor William Holden at a ceremony in New York.
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1949 Mar 24
20-259-07

TURF THRILLER!--Commentary by Bill Stern Britain's famous Lincolnshire Handicap is something to see! Forty-three horses in one race beat out a thundering salute to the 100th running of one of the world's racing classics!
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1938 Oct 10
10-207-02

GARBO RETURNS TO AMERICA! Greta, the Glamorous, back in New York after European holiday, gets rousing reception for one who wants to be alone.
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1939 Sep 25
VM-55040

MOVIES HONOR EDISON ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY, WEST ORANGE, NJ MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY HONORS THOMAS A EDISON ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF INVENTION OF THE KINETOSCOPE WHICH MARKED BIRTH OF MOTION PICTURES. Inventors widow, Mrs. Mina M. Edison Hughes, shows kinetoscope to Will H. Hays, in inventor's library at the Edison laboratories, West Orange, N.J. Will Hays and Mrs. Hughes at the Kinetoscope in the library at West Orange, N.J. Same as above. Closeup Mrs. Hughes Closeup Will Hays. Closeup kinetoscope working, showing film passing over spools. In laboratory, another talk by Hays and Mrs. Hughes. Closeups of each
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1947 Sep 18
19-205-01

MARSHALL DEMANDS CURB ON U.N. VETO! The United Nations General Assembly convenes at Flushing Meadow, N.Y., amid crises hinging on the burning issues of the Balkans, Palestine, atomic energy, and the veto. As the U.S. goes on the diplomatic offensive, the Secretary of State goes before the Assembly to advocate alteration of the U.N. set-up aimed at Russia: to give smaller nations a greater voice, and to curb the power of the veto.
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1956 Feb 21
27-252-07

NASHUA WINS TURF THRILLER! Making his 1956 debut in the $129,000 Widener Handicap at Hialeah, Nashua shows great form. In a hard fought race he stands off a challenge by Social Outcast to win a thriller in a photo finish!
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1952 Mar 13
23-257-05

NEEDLE IN HAYSTACK! An old adage is put to the acid test in London and proves to be based on fact.
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1961 Dec 20
33-237-01

THE PRESIDENT'S HOURS OF CONCERN The eyes of the nation were on St. Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach, where the President and Mrs. Kennedy visited at the bedside of the Chief Executive's 73-year-old father, Joseph P. Kennedy. These were the hours when the elder Kennedy lay seriously ill after suffering a stroke, and the President was in doubt whether he could make the trip to Bermuda for his meeting with Britain's Prime Minister Macmillan.
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1957 Apr 02
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HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATION. HS..Power plant..Another shot of same..Same ..PAN of Power project..PAN shots of steal towers and wires..
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1951 Sep 10
23-204-01

49 NATIONS SIGN JAPANESE PEACE TREATY! Historic moment at the conference in San Francisco as delegates from 48 allied nations and Japan join in the treaty bringing formal end to the state of war which began nine years ago with the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. The Russian delegation boycotts the final session but their plans to disrupt the conference end in defeat as the free world closes ranks and Japan takes its place with the nations of peace.
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1956 Jun 05
27-282-02

BRITAIN, DEFYING THREATS, HONORS QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY Her Majesty and the royal family ignore threats of assassination by Cypriote terrorists to celebrate the Queen's 30th birthday with the traditional Trooping of the Color. The glittering ceremony goes off without incident.
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1954 Jul 09
25-291-02

GUATEMALA HAILS ANTI-RED REGIME! A triumphant ovation in the capital city of Guatemala for the rebel leader who ousted the former Communist government. Col. Castillo-Armas, now provisional president of the republic, wins a welcome of unprecedented fervor by his people!
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1948 May 09
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POSTMEN HAVE THEIR RACE - PARIS, FRANCE VARIOUS VIEWS OF POSTMEN DURING THE RACE WITH A SHOT OF THE WINNER KISSING A GIRL...
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1960 Nov 18
32-227-01

CLARK GABLE IS MOURNED The renowned"King of Hollywood" passes on at age 59. The tragedy brings shock and mourning to all who knew him, and the legions who saw him on the screen in some 90 pictures. From the News of the Day archives come newsfilm cameos from the life of the popular star. Now the bright lights have dimmed for the Hollywood idol of idols, the camera has reached the final fade-out. Clark Gable has played his last role.
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1960 Jun 24
31-289-05

WORLD GLIDER MEET IN COLOGNE Fifty-five gliders from 23 countries perform soaring magic in the Rhine Valley. The motorless craft soar high in the air over a two hundred kilometer triangular course. A surprise winner of the open championship is the Argentinian, Rodolfo Hossinger.
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1946 Dec 23
18-232-51

BARUCH URGES ARMS LIMIT!
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1949 Dec 12
VM-41971

5TH ANNUAL KIDDIE KING & QUEEN CONTEST RONEY PLAZA POOL, MIAMI BEACH, FLA . 24 kiddies compete in the contest sponsored by the Swim for Health Assoc. of N.Y.C...They are wearing the latest 1950 togs that will be featured on the Nations Beaches this year.. Winners are Glenda Sue Schuman, age 5, & Chester Cappy, age 5....49 winners Shela Ann Poland & Albert Galian present silver cups & titles to their successors ..
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1963 Nov 15
35-227-04

A TIMELY REPORT ON HIGH STYLE A fashion model's busy life in New York keeps her eyes on her watch, with quick changes to meet the ever new and changing world of high style. The News of the Day fashion cameraman photographs the latest in watches for all occasions.
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1958 Sep 18
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SYRIAN VESSEL CAUGHT IN ISRAEL WATERS. Through the lack of a terrestrial corridor between Syria and Egypt there remains only the maritime connection way. Thus the Syro-Egyptian vessels are contacting together, being separated only by the Israel waters and territory. Such a vessel has been captured in the Territorial waters of this country near the port of Ashkelon, southward of the country at the 5 miles distance from the shores. The vessel is called AWEH ALLAH it has been caught and after cross-examination of its crew by the harbor police it was permitted to continue its journey. SCENES...At the Haifa Port-police. Syrian sailors cross-examined by an Israeli Police-officer, different scenes of cross examination. Haifa view of the port, The Syrian vessel, guarded by policemen. The captain of the vessel rolling the flag of the Egypt-Syrian Republic. After the formalities, the vessel leaving the port, followed by Israel Coastal Police vessels.
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1966 Nov 03
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LBJ IN KOREA AND ALASKA LS-Johnson laying wreath in Korea... LS-Johnson addressing Korea assembly... LS-Nite Johnson in Alaska. Film poor quality. All long shots.
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1957 Feb 12
28-250-03

SICILIAN TOWN SLIDES INTO SEA The corrosion of the waves finally takes its toll of the town of Scaletta in Sicily. Buildings undermined by the erosion of decades slide gradually into the clutch of the deep.
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1955 Oct 07
27-213-03

AIR RANGE FINDER SPOTS THE FOE Newest weapon of the Air Force - an electronic brain - demonstrates its uncanny power to stalk an enemy in the air. The radar system spots the target and automatically fires the plane's armament as the pilot moves in for the kill.
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1930 Jul 09
01-281-07

WESTERN FLOCKS HIT SNOW TRAIL Montana herds head across the Hellroarin' Divide in annual pilgrimage to upper grazing lands.
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1946 Sep 12
18-203-02

NAZI TORTURE CAMP VICTIMS IN PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES! To world famous French shrine come 100,000 homeless, former prisoners and displaced persons, to huge open-air mass that manifests sublime faith to inspire troubled world.
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1960 Mar 08
31-258-04

LATEST OF "IDEA CARS" Unveiled in Michigan, the XNR, a sleek roadster, waist-high, road-clinging and lean. Designed to improve stability are off-center fin and headrest. The engine and chassis were made here, the body handbuilt in Italy. It was not intended for commercial production, although some of its features may show up on future stock models.
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1937 Jun 07
08-275-01

A HUMAN NOTE IN SPAIN'S WAR Exchange pact saves prisoners from death—Many thousands of refugees await further rescues in besieged Bilbao.
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1945 Nov 13
17-220-08

GEORGIA TECH-TULANE! Ramblin' Wrecks in a touchdown parade at New Orleans, as Tech bowls over the Green Wave, 41--7.
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1954 May 11
25-274-01

TENSION IN FRANCE OVER FALL OF DIEN BIEN PHU! Angered by the tragic fall of the Indo-China fortress of Dien Bien Phu, thousands of Frenchmen demonstrate in Paris. Gen. Charles de Gaulle stirs their patriotic fervor when he goes to the Arc de Triomphe for special rites to mark the tragic loss of the garrison to the communists.
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1965 Mar
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NITE EXTERIOR'S CAPITAL Nite-MS-Side Angle-U.S. Capital Bldg...VS-Ext-U.S. Capital Bldg...HS-Congress in session...Gallery in Congress filled with people...VS-Congress in session...
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1947 Jul 02
18-286-04

RUSSIA GETS AMERICAN OIL! As U.S. supplies of gasoline dwindle and rationing goes into effect in 8 midwest states, 108,000 barrels of oil products are loaded on Red freighter at San Pedro, California, to beat July 15 embargo.
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1967 Jan 06
38-243-04

PURDUE VERSUS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA At Pasadena, Purdue escapes with a 14-13 triumph in the Rose Bowl, after Southern California's surprising Trojans gamble for a two-point conversion in a desperate attempt to win and fail.
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1947 Apr 10
18-263-07

LIPPY LEO DUROCHER SUSPENDED IN BIG BASEBALL SENSATION! The Brooklyn Dodger manager out of the game for the season, as "detrimental to baseball," but the Flatbush faithful to whom Lippy is the "people's choice," are very unhappy about their pennant chances.
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1960 Aug 09
31-302-02

KATANGA ISSUE BEFORE THE U. N. After U. N. troops are refused permission to enter seceding Katanga Province in the Congo, the Security Council is called into emergency session to resolve a potentially dangerous threat of war.
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1967 Jun 19
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MIDDLE EAST DEBATE The emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York brings an indirect confrontation between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei M. Kosygin over means of restoring peace to the Middle East. Less than an hour and a half before the Assembly convenes to hear an opening address by the Soviet Premier, the President speaks in Washington to a foreign policy conference of educators at the State Department. He declares that "certainly troops must be withdrawn" from conquered Middle East territory, but he says peace in the area depends primarily on negotiations between Arabs and Israelis. At the U.N., Premier Kosygin charges the U.S. encouraged Israel to make war on the Arabs. He introduces a resolution calling on the Assembly to condemn Israel as an aggressor and order Israeli troops to give up all territory gained in the brief war. It is only the beginning of debate in the new diplomatic struggle over the war-torn Middle East. LS-Ext. 2 shots UN...MS-Kosygin enters meets U Thant...CU-Kosygin walking...LS-Pan down Gen. Assembly...CU-Goldberg talks to man...MS-Arab...LS-Gen. Assembly...SS-Pan speaker to session...CU-Gromyko whispers to Kosygin...LS-Sessin...CU-Session adjourned...LS-Zoom back people leaving...MS-Kosygin leaves...LS-2 shots Wash. Dept. of state bldg...SS-Reporters wait for LBJ...LS-LBS enters...MS-Sound talk by LBJ...CU-Pan U.N. Gen. Assembly...LS-Assmbly...SS-Pan with Russian sound...CU-Talk by Kosygin...LS-Assembly...SS-Assembly...LS-Assembly...CU-Meeting adjourned...MS-People leaving...LS-People leaving.

1952 Apr 03
23-263-04

WINDOW WASHING DELUXE! The problem of washing the 1400 permanently sealed windows in N. Y.'s first all-glass, air-conditioned skyscraper is solved by an outdoor elevator that slides up and down the building's sheer glass walls.
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1934 Apr 28
05-262-07

SAMUEL INSULL FILMED ON WAY HOME Aged utilities magnate tries in vain to hide from camera as he leaves Turkey to face trial in United States.
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1955 Sep 02
27-203-03

SKIING ON WHEELS! Olympic ski hopefuls in Germany train for the winter meet on ski-wheels! The new device makes it possible for the snow birds to keep in training during the good old summertime!
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1948 Oct 21
20-215-01

RED REVOLT IN KOREA! Dr. Syngman Rhee, President of the new Korean Republic, is met by General and Mrs. MacArthur as he arrives in Tokyo for a conference with the American commander. His visit is cut short by Communist-led uprisings aimed at overthrowing Korea's two months' old government. The Red rebellion is believed under control, but Korea remains a potential tinder box.
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1938 Mar 21
09-253-05

King George Speeds Up British Air Defenses!
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1954 Aug 24
26-200-02

EUROPEAN ARMY PLAN SEEMS DOOMED A serious diplomatic deadlock ends the Foreign Ministers' meeting in Brussels discussing the fate of the European Defense Community. France's refusal to pass the European Army plan as it stands seems to doom the E.D.C. to a failure.
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1948 Feb 09
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NEW U.S. AIR BASE IN CANADA LS New air base of U.S Army in Canada. Fueling bases... HS & Semi & Air shot new air base... Taking man out of army ambulance on stretcher... LS Landing strip... Soldiers taking wind velocity - instruments ... LS New base... Plane coming in for landing.-. Plane taking off & going away... Fueling large plane... Putting cargo aboard plane...
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1966 Jun 17
37-289-03

NEWS FROM THE ZOO! Children and adults alike are delighted with the antics of rhinos, hippos, apes and their offspring in the Berlin Zoo. Eating, bathing, or just clowning around, mothers and babies are a hit at the Zoo!
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1952 Nov 07
24-221-01

FILM STORY OF THE EISENHOWER VICTORY! Dramatic highlights of one of the greatest triumphs in U. S. political history! General Dwight D. Eisenhower is elected President of the United States by the largest popular vote ever given a candidate for America's highest office. A Republican sweep that ends 20 years of Democratic reign in the White House! The complete Election Day story, with films of President-Elect and Mrs. Eisenhower at their polling place in New York City; Senator Nixon, Vice Presidential candidate at Whit- tier, Cal.; Governor Adlai Stevenson casting his ballot in the hamlet of Half Day, Illinois. The exciting climax on Election night as the tide of returns gave Eisenhower his tremendous popular and electoral plurality! In Springfield, Gov. Stevenson concedes defeat and calls upon Americans to support his successful rival. President Truman joins in this call to unity. And at G.O.P. headquarters in New York, Gen. Eisenhower, in his night of triumph, makes a stirring plea for a united America in the difficult job ahead! Next day, "Ike" and "Mamie" start a well-earned rest. They're off to Georgia, with their grandchildren for a 19-day vacation, a campaign crusade behind them!
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1962 Oct 17
34-219-04

PORTRAIT OF GLIDER ACE In Boeblingen, Germany, veteran pilot Max Beck gives a demonstration of the results of years of training. In his glider he does loops and twists in which a little bit of light wood, and lots of nerve and skill seem to defy the laws of gravity.
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1957 Apr 16
VM-49149

GREYHOUNDS The Greyhound Championships were held in Madrid, Spain
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1945 Dec 14
17-229-07

INDIAN GIFT FOR TRUMAN! --Commentary by Bill Stern Canada's Cowichan Indians send President embossed sweater as Chief of Peace, and celebrate the occasion with tribal pow-wow.
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1951 Aug 23
22-303-02

HURRICANE WREAKS HAVOC IN TROPICS! Kingston, Jamaica, lies flattened in the wake of the hurricane that roared from the British West Indies to Mexico, killing over 150 people and smashing property worth $56,000,000.
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1967 Aug 15
39-202-04

SKI DOINGS Instant ski-ing, over land or over water results when wheels are applied to conventional skis, as a French inventor demonstrates. Though skillful, however, his form is not in the class with water skiers competing for the European championship.
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1959 Oct 16
31-217-02

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MR. PRESIDENT! Abilene, Kansas, hails Chief Executive as he revisits boyhood home for 69th birthday. At ground breaking ceremony for new Eisenhower Presidential Library, he digs vigorously into earth - a picture of health and happiness.
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1951 Sep 24
23-208-08

MICHIGAN STATE VS. OREGON STATE! Rip-roaring football curtain raiser at East Lansing, Michigan, sees the Spartans, rated the nation's No. 2 team, register a one touchdown victory.
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1957 Mar 07
VM-32756

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION. LS..Delegates signing in..SCU..Same..SCU.. Woman putting on Diefenbaker badge..CU.. Same..CU..Woman putting on Fleming badge.. CU..Man with Fulton button..LS..Crowd and delegates coming in..CU..Drew and other coming in..LS..Crowd..SCU..Drew waving to crowd..Crowd applauding..SCU..Drew talks.. CU..Same..Crowd applauding..Crowd carrying banners of Diefenbakers..

1966 Nov 04
38-225-01

FIRE BLITZ ON WEST COAST The tragic brush fires in Southern California that took 14 lives. The worst plague of flames to ravage the Golden State since the conflagration in 1933 that demolished Los Angeles' Griffith Park.
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1948 May 05
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SKI JUMPING - BISCHOFSHOFEN, AUSTRIA WORLD CHAMPION SEPP BRADL JUMPS A DISTANE OF 86 METERS, GREATEST DISTANCE HITHERTO SCORED IN AUSTRIA .. Gregor Holl is second & Hadwiger is third...

1931 Sep 30
03-201-08

MODERN WM. TELL TRIES IT ON GIRL Plucky miss takes chance as Chester Seay does that famous apple stunt at Los Angeles, Cal.
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1936 Aug 10
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WITH LOYAL TROOPS AND MILITIA OF SPANISH GOVERNMENT Ruins of sanatorium at Guadarrama with militia. Intertior Shots in town of Guadarrama, with militia. Interior of what is left of houses. Troops drinking at fountain and some having food. Shot thru windows with troops in background passing. Travelling shot. Shots at front showing artillary and bombardment of Alto Del Leon pass. General view of town during bombardment. Soldiers receiving food from lorry carrying ammunition hit by airplane bomb. Closeup of shell. Troops and militia transported to front. Women join the men. Girls armed. Army Bugle. Bridge dynamited by government. City of Toledo during struggle. Alcazar at left of picture. Views in Toledo, troops marching, women washing, Closeup kids. U.S. citizens wearing flag take a promenade. Two U.S. women take a ride.
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1963 Aug 02
34-301-03

VOLUNTEER PROJECT SENDS BOOKS OVERSEAS More than 100,000 books of all kinds are annually left in the Dead letter Department of the Post Office. In Washington, 140 wives of U.S.I.A. officials sort and pack the volumes for shipment overseas. The News of the Day camera finds the women busy at their voluntary task, which occupies their spare time Monday through Friday.
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1966 Jul
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CARIBBEAN-CANADA CONFERENCE Members of the Commonwealth Caribbean-Canada Conference begin what is hoped to be the beginning of a series of continuing conferences. The discussions deal primarily with problems of trade. Title...LS-Parliament...SS-Members entering...CU-Members sitting down...LS-Conf...CU-Delegates...LS-Conference...CU-Pearson addresses delegates...SS-Delegats...Sangster addresses delegates...LS-Conference.
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1949 Apr 11
20-264-01

HEART OF THE NATION STIRRED BY TRAGIC DEATH OF A CHILD! The complete and gravely dramatic film story of little 3-year-old Kathy Fiscus, imprisoned by a fall into an abandoned well near her home in San Marino, Cal. Heroic rescue workers give superhuman effort to tearing away the earth trying to reach Kathy. America's millions keep a 52-hour vigil, hoping and praying that little Kathy will be brought out alive. The work goes on day and night. The first excavation caves in. A cased-in rescue shaft is begun. Oxygen is pumped into the well. Hope is kept alive. Finally Kathy is located, 94 feet below. Dr. Robert McCullock is lowered into the rescue tube to ascertain Kathy's fate. Then, the dreaded verdict. A cruel tragedy leaves a nation grief-stricken -- Kathy is dead!
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