1959 Feb 04

VM-18285

IKE GIVES A MEDAL TO FUCHS Fuchs, Ike, and medals. President to group

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1951 Mar 29

HNR-22-261-04

A-BOMB SPIES FOUND GUILTY! A New York Federal jury finds Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg and Morton Sobell guilty as espionage agents linked with Britain's traitor Klaus Fuchs in relaying atomic secrets to Russia. They face possible death sentences by Judge Irving R. Kaufman who calls their crime one of the most loathsome in American history.

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1958 Apr 15

HNR-29-268-04

INAUGURAL DAY AT THE BALL PARK. The major league baseball season gets officially under way in Washington as President Eisenhower tosses out the first ball in the opener between the Senators and the Boston Red Sox. With sunny skies to make it ideal baseball weather, 27,000 fans see the Senators defeat the Red Sox, 5 to 2.

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1957 Apr 16

HNR-28-268-01

IKE OPENS BASEBALL SEASON. The magic words "Play Ball" ring through the land. A veteran right-hander, President Eisenhower, tosses out the first ball as Washington and Baltimore inaururates the 1957 season. The Chief Executive sits through 11 innings and more than three hours to see the Senators take it on the chin from the Orioles, 7 to 6.

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1959 Apr 10

HNR-30-267-04

MAJOR LEAGUES OPEN SEASON Vice President Nixon stands in for vacationing President - throws a long, high one that almost gets away. David Eisenhower, 11, shares his autographs with less famous pals. First game is Baltimore vs Washington.

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1953 Apr 17

HNR-24-267-05

IKE STARS IN BASEBALL OPENER The President does the traditional honors for the national game as he tosses out the first ball in the Washington opener between the Yanks and Senators!

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1956 Dec 20

HNR-28-235-01

SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS The President leads the nation in celebrating the Christmas season. In a Yuletide ceremony near the White House, the Chief Executive presses a button that illuminates the national Christmas tree. In his address - he expresses the hope that the enduring spirit of Christmas will bring mankind to a better world.

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1957 Feb 12

HNR-28-250-05

EAGLE SCOUTS REPORT TO IKE Representatives of the nation's twelve Boy Scout regions are honored at the White House. They present the President with their "Report to the Nation" and with gifts from fellow scouts.

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1954 May 11

HNR-25-274-07

PRESIDENT HONORS FAMOUS MOTHER At Fredericksburg, Va., President Eisenhower lays a wreath at the grave of Martha Ball Washington, mother of our first President!

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1953 May 19

HNR-24-276-03

COLLEGE HONORS EISENHOWER In ceremonies at Virginia's College of William and Mary, second oldest institution of higher education in the United States, President Eisenhower receives an honorary degree as Doctor of Laws.

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1958 May 20

HNR-29-278-03

DEDICATION OF EISENHOWER STATE PARK Acting as a representative of the President, Chief Executive's younger brother, Earl, dedicates Eisenhower State Park in Texas. The park is near President Eisenhower's birthplace at Denison, also visited by brother Earl.

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1954 Nov 16

HNR-26-224-01

EISENHOWERS DEDICATE IKE'S MUSEUM A red-letter day in the life of our President. Near his boyhood home in Abilene, Kansas, the Eisenhower Memorial Museum is formally dedicated. In the unique opening ceremonies, each member of Ike's family cuts a ribbon.

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1925 Jan 09

HIN-07-006-02

COOLIDGE AN HONORARY MEMBER OF STATE FENCIBLES President Coolidge is made an honorary member of the famous State Fencibles of Philadelphia at Washington DC.

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1961 May 09

HNR-32-276-01

THE TRIUMPH OF SPACE HERO ALAN SHEPARD News of the Day presents, in glowing tribute, the drama of a U. S. astronaut breaking the space barrier. Propelled by its 78,000-pound-thrust Redstone booster, Navy Commander Shepard's 2,300-pound capsule travels down range 302 miles in 15 minutes, at a speed of 4,500 miles an hour and an altitude of 115 miles. During his memorable space venture, Shepard actually controls his flight and reports back by radio on every detail. Re-entering the earth's atmosphere, the capsule is floated by parachute to the ocean beneath, where Shepard is hoisted into a helicopter and transferred to the aircraft carrier Lake Champlain. Following extensive physical examinations at Grand Bahama Island, Astronaut Shepard comes to Washington to be hailed by President Kennedy and the nation. He receives the Distinguished Service Medal of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and is accorded a hero's reception on a drive to the Capitol. He climaxes his day of days with a news conference- where the consensus is that space pioneer Shepard is "A-OK!".

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1952 Apr 17

HNR-23-267-07

TRUMAN OPENS BASEBALL SEASON! The national sport takes the spotlight in Washington as President Truman performs the traditional rites and it is "Play Ball" for 1952!

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1930 Apr 16

HNR-01-257-05

PRESIDENT HOOVER CRIES "PLAY BALL" Chief executive starts new season at opener between Senators and Red Sox at the Capital.

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1948 Aug 16

HNR-19-300-05

"SALUTE TO YOUTH MONTH" OPENED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN! With young guests attending White House ceremonies, the Chief Executive opens the nationwide Youth Month celebration.

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1926 Jan 01

HIN-08-052-01

PRESIDENT HONORS BYRD HOME FROM POLAR TRIUMPH Presents medal to Commander, first to fly over top of the world.....Washington, DC

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1965 Dec 17

VM-56291

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING Christmas tree lighting ceremony by Pres., with Harold Wilson on the ellipse. VS-Crowds at ceremony-Washington Monument in bkgd...VS-Choral group-(Silent)...LS-Pres. and Mrs. Johnson with Harold Wilson walk to platform...LS-Boy Scout at mike-then greets Pres. and Mrs. Johnson and Wilson...VS-Speakers...LS-Pres. Johnson speaks...VS-Crowds...VS-Christmas tress...VS-Crowds...LS-Christmas tree lighting up...

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1945 Jun 05

HNR-16-278-05

HONORS FOR F.D.R. AIDES! President Truman presents the Medal of Merit to widow of late Secretary Knox for his service to nation.

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1949 Aug 29

HNR-21-200-02

"CAPTAIN HARRY" GETS LEGION OVATION! Appearing before the American Legion Convention in Philadelphia, the President receives the Legion's Distinguished Service Medal. In accepting the honor, Mr. Truman recalls that he was in this same Convention Hall last year--under different circumstances!

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1926 Jan 01

HIN-08-085-02

WORLD'S GREATEST AVIATOR,CAPT.H.D CAMPBELL PRESENTED WITH CUP BY PRESIDENT COOLIDGE FOR FLYING 250,000 MILES WITHOUT AN ACCIDENT

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1926 Jan 01

HIN-08-041-01

COLLEGE DEGREE FOR PRESIDENT COOLIDGE Chief of State dons cap and gown for picturesque ceremonies at Williamsburg, Virginia.

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1966 Apr 25

HNR-37-274-01

NATION HONORS VIETNAM HERO Six months after he threw himself upon a Communist grenade to save the lives of four comrades, Private FC Milton Olive III is posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, his nation's highest tribute for heroism. President Johnson gives the medal and citation to the valiant young man's parents.

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1927 Nov 15

HIN-09-093-01

GALA OPENING CEREMONIES HAIL TUNNEL FROM NEW YORK TO NEW JERSEY (HOLLAND TUNNEL) New Yor and New Jersey rejoice over completion of tube under Hudson after 7 years work.

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1927 Nov 15

HIN-09-093-02

DETROIT'S MAYOR-ELECT THANKS CITY FOR VERDICT John C. Lodge, great uncle of Coll Lindbergh, poses for International Newsreel.

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1961 Dec 07

HNR-33-233-03

KENNEDY GIVES PROPOSALS FOR HEALTH AND WEALTH At speaking engagements in New York City, the Chief Executive discusses the American pocketbook (as related to increased world trade) and the American waistline (as related to fitness and exercise). President Kennedy receives the National Football Foundation Gold Medal and delivers an address in which he urges Americans to play athletic games, not just watch them.

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1949 May 19

HNR-20-275-01

GEN. CLAY GETS HERO'S WELCOME! Official Washington gives the retiring Military Governor of Germany a rousing welcome home! In the White House Rose Garden, President Truman presents a personally written citation and a second Oak Leaf Cluster to the General's Distinguished Service Medal. And Mrs. Clay gets a fond kiss from Vice President Barkley. In New York, Gen. Clay receives a typical all-out welcome!

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1963 May 24

HNR-34-281-03

CHEERS OF MILLIONS FOR ASTRONAUT COOPER A busy two days for Astronaut Gordon Cooper begins with a re-union with his mother in the White House flower garden, where President Kennedy awards him the NASA Medal of Honor. A parade along the cheering two miles of Pennsylvania brings him to the Capitol where he receives an ovation from a joint meeting of Congress. The following day New York gives him a tumultuous ticker tape parade along Broadway- re-named Mercury Way for the occasion - to City Hall and finally to a luncheon in mid-Manhattan where he is given the City's medal of honor by Mayor Wagner.

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1962 May 28

HNR-33-282-01

CARPENTER HONORED AFTER SPACE JOURNEY The arms of loved ones await Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter when he steps from a plane upon his arrival at Florida's Patrick Air Force Base. His wife, four children, and his mother greet their very personal hero. There is a triumphal motorcade to Cape Canaveral where Commander Carpenter receives the Distinguished Service Medal of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. At a news conference, Carpenter gives the first public account of his three-orbit flight.

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1963 Jul 09

HNR-34-294-02

PRESIDENT GREETS AMERICAN CONQUERORS OF MT. EVEREST In White House ceremonies President Kennedy presents the National Geographic Soc' iety's Hubbard Medal to the American team that scaled Mount Everest last May. In congratulating them and receiving a scarf from them, he says that mountain climbing is a special form of vigorous life.

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1945 Nov 19

HNR-17-222-02

FATHERS AND SONS IN FIRST POST-WAR LEGION CONCLAVE! In Chicago Coliseum, 27th Annual Convention of American Legion gets under way with presentation of Distinguished Service Medal to Commander Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., as posthumous award to his father; Admiral Ernest J. King states his stand on unification of Armed Forces.

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1963 Dec 10

HNR-35-234-02

FREEDOM MEDALS PRESENTED: HIGHEST CIVILIAN AWARD John F. Kennedy is one of 33 men and women awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at White House ceremonies. President Johnson also announces a posthumous award to Pope John XXlll. Attorney General Robert Kennedy accepts the medal in behalf of the late President.

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1965 Mar 30

HNR-36-266-01

WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK HAIL THE ASTRONAUTS Major Gus Grissom and Lt.-Commander John Young - the space twins - receive their country's tribute. At the White House President Johnson awards them with the NASA Exceptional Service Medal. Then there is a drive to the Capitol for a congressional luncheon, and finally a ticker-tape parade up Broadway to New York's City Hall.

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1966 Mar 11

HNR-37-261-02

HERO'S FAMILY HONORED AT WHITE HOUSE As the hero's little daughters look on, President Johnson gives to the widow of Air Force Major Joseph Bagget, killed in the air over Vietnam, four posthumous medals, all oak leaf clusters to add to previously won honors.

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1954 Jun 04

HNR-25-281-04

SELASSIE SEES NEW YORK! New York City salutes the visiting Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie, with a ticker-tap parade up Broadway. There's a medal from the Mayor, and an afternoon at Yankee Stadium. too!

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1965 Sep 17

HNR-37-211-01

ASTRONAUTS HONORED; BEGIN 12-DAY GOOD WILL TOUR Gemini V twins have a busy day in Washington before setting out on their 12-nation goodwill tour. At the White House they receive the NASA medal for Exceptional Service. They visit the National Academy of Science, then go in a triumphal parade to the Capitol where both houses of Congress assemble to honor them.

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1964 Feb 04

HNR-35-250-03

A SPORTS FEATURE THE WINTER OLYMPICS Innsbruck, the Tyrolean capital, welcomes the winter sports-loving youth of the world for the Ninth Winter Olympic Games. News of the Day presents the action, and the local color, including the policeman named Rudolf who gives directions in ten languages. The events flashing before our cameras include the figure skating competition, the men's downhill race, the two-man bobsled and the women's slalom. Subsequent releases of News of the Day will feature other highlights of the dramatic winter sports spectacle.

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1945 Oct 09

HNR-17-210-01

NIMITZ TRIBUTE HONORS NAVY! Nation echoes Washington's "well done," as Capital City, in welcome to Pacific Fleet Commander leads America in acclaiming first high ranking Navy hero to receive official homecoming celebration. Men and women of all Navy services, from bluejackets and Marines to Waves and fliers, in salute to the Admiral of the Fleet. At the White House, President Truman awards the 60-year-old Texan his third Distinguished Service Medal, which the Admiral accepts as an honor for the men who served under his command.

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1963 Apr 01

HNR-34-266-03

BROADWAY'S ROYAL WELCOME FOR KING HASSAN King Hassan 11 of Morocco takes New York's celebrity drive up Broadway from the Battery to City Hall. The democratic young ruler walks the last third of the way to meet Mayor Wagner because his father had taught him to mingle with the people.

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1966 Jan 11

HNR-37-244-03

INDOOR TRACK SEASON UNDER WAY At San Francisco, former Olympians Ralph Boston and Parry O'Brien are in the spotlight. The big news is made by John Pennel, first ever to clear 17 feet outdoors. He sets an American indoor mark with 16-7 1/4 vault. Then, he tries at 16-9 for a world record but misses on three tries in a dramatic midnight windup to the season's first big indoor meet.

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1957 May 03

HNR-28-273-04

GRACE, RAINIER VISIT POPE. Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco have an audition with Pope Pius XII at the Vatican in Rome. It is the Royal couple's first visit to the Pontiff since their marriage.

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1931 Sep 30

HNR-03-201-02

HELEN HICKS, 20, NEW GOLF QUEEN Long Island girl defeats Glenna Collett Vare in championship final at Williamsville, N.Y.

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1962 Feb 26

HNR-33-256-01

NATION SALUTES ASTRONAUT GLENN! The camera record of Astronaut Glenn's triumphant days following his historic triple orbit around the earth. At Florida's Patrick Air Force Base, he has a heart-warming reunion with his family upon his return from Grand Turk Island near the Bahamas. He receives the first of many great receptions as he drives to Cape Canaveral, where President Kennedy honors him on behalf of a grateful nation. In Washington, D.C., multitudes turn out in the rain to cheer Colonel Glenn on his way to the Capitol after a greeting at the White House. The astronaut appears before an extraordinary joint session of Congress and receives a standing ovation. Speaking from a rostrum seldom occupied except by heads of government and the nation's greatest military leaders, the 40-year-old space hero tells with humility and awe of his own step across the threshold of a mysterious new age. He delivers his talk calmly and with touches of humor and easily carries his distinguished audience with him through successive waves of applause and roars of laughter.

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1967 Mar 14

HNR-38-262-02

MEDAL OF HONOR Army Specialist Lawrence Joel of Winston-Salem, North Carolina is given the Medal of Honor in a White House ceremony. He is the 13th man...and the first medic...of the Vietnam War to win this decoration.

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1938 Apr 11

HNR-09-259-02

MUSSOLINI REWARDS THOSE BEREAVED BY SPANISH WAR Embraces and gives out medals in Rome to parents who will never see their loved ones again.

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1966 Jun 28

HNR-37-292-01

VIETNAM: HEROISM UNDER FIRE Spectacular films from Vietnam show heroic nighttime fighting between Screaming Eagles of the 101st Airborne Division and attacking Vietcong. And in Washington, a hero of that war, Lt. Charles Q. Williams, is given the Medal of Honor by President Johnson.

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1965 Feb 05

HNR-36-251-02

TRIBUTE TO LeMAY ON RETIREMENT In White House ceremonies retiring Air Force Chief of Staff Curtis LeMay is awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster (representing the fourth Distinguished Service Medal) by President Johnson. Later the General is given formal retirement ceremonies at Andrews Air Force Base.

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1965 Jun 18

HNR-36-289-03

PRESIDENT HAILS GEMINI SKY-MEN At a Rose Garden ceremony, President Johnson bestows the NASA Exceptional Service medal upon astronauts McDivitt and White and Gemini Program Director Charlest Mathews. The five children of the space twins are also given medallions containing the Presidential likeness and the Presidential Seal.

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1945 Oct 12

HNR-17-211-02

N. Y. MILLIONS CHEER NIMITZ! In a storm of ticker tape, the metropolis accords to the American Commander of the Pacific Area, the greatest reception ever given a Naval hero. Mayor LaGuardia presents the city's medal of merit, and honorary citizenship, and Manhattan roars its acclaim of the Texas-born Admiral of the Fleet.

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1962 Mar 12

HNR-33-260-05

GLENN RECEIVES ASTRONAUT WINGS The Navy and Marine Corps decorate astronaut John Glenn at a Pentagon ceremony. Wearing his uniform for the first time since his orbital flight, the Marine colonel receives the Navy's astronaut wings, then gets a new Marine corps medal which will be given to all Marines who go into space.

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1966 Dec 16

HNR-38-237-02

MARINE HONORED BY NEW YORK CITY Marine Sgt. Robert E. O'Malley, who had received the Medal of Honor from President Johnson for heroism in the Vietnam War, is given his home-town's highest honor, too, as Mayor Lindsay presents him with New York's Gold Medal of Honor.

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1960 Sep 02

HNR-32-205-05

DID LARSON WIN OLYMPIC SWIM? News of the Day presents films of the 100-meter free-style swimming race, in which Lance Larson of the U. S. is caught by the official clockers in faster time, but the victory is given to John Devitt of Australia. A frame of film is "frozen" just be fore the two swimmers touch the finish end of the pool - and the audience can make its own decision as to the Gold Medal winner.

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1961 Jul 24

HNR-32-298-02

GRISSOM'S HOUR NATION APPLAUDS ITS SECOND SPACE EXPLORER At Cape Canaveral Florida Air Force Captain Virgil I. Grissom takes off on the flight that is to take him 300 miles down the Atlantic and 116 into outer space and make him the world's third astronaut. The flight ends three hundred miles at sea. Dramatic films show the rescue of the captain after the hatch opens prematurely shipping water into his capsule. Valiant efforts are made to salvage the capsule and its contents but they are in vain. Aboard the carrier Randolph a rousing welcome is given the dripping spaceman as he alights from his rescuing helicopter. He shows no ill effects from his three minute dunking. And the next day he is reunited with his wife and two small sons. Finally, at a press conference, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Distinguished Service Medal is awarded Captain Grissom.

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1951 Jan 08

HNR-22-238-02

EISENHOWER SEES MISSION AS PEACE AID! The Supreme Commander for Western Europe leaves for his big job. At Washington, Defense Chief Marshall, Secretary of State Acheson wish him well. Then, to President Truman, the General expresses the hope that "his mission leads to peace, security and tranquillity!"

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1959 Apr 24

HNR-30-271-01

HERTER SWORN IN AT WHITE HOUSE New Secretary of State is welcomed and praised by President. Most of Washington's other top officials attend ceremony. Six hundred State Department employees greet their new boss with applause as he takes over his desk.

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1933 Mar 18

HNR-04-250-09

SKIING IN SKIRTS BAVARIA'S LATEST Jumpers at Garmisch don women's garb and find it not so easy in comedy contest on high slide.

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1956 May 11

HNR-27-275-01

PRESIDENT LAUDS ARMED SERVICES CHAPLAINS Two hundred military chaplains hear warm praise from President Eisenhower when they call on him at the White House. Ike pays tribute to them in behalf of the nation for their unceasing spiritual guidance to America's men in uniform.

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1937 Mar 22

HNR-08-253-05

AMELIA EARHART TO TRY AGAIN FOR WORLD FLIGHT Striking scenes at Oakland airport of famous woman flyer and her crew, whose second hop from Hawaii ended in crack-up.

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1967 Jun 09

HNR-38-287-01

DRAMATIC CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS IN MIDDLE EAST WAR One of the shortest wars in history ends in four days after Syria capitulates and joins Jordan, Egypt and Isreal in accepting UN demands for a cease fire. This happened after Isreali forces had occupied much of Jordan and had swept to the Gulf of Aqaba and the Suez Canal.

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1957 Feb 13

HNR-28-251-07

WORKMEN FLATTEN OLD COLLEGE The Holy Name College building, a landmark in Oakland, California, being demolished by wreckers, falls in one sudden heap!

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1961 Oct 13

HNR-33-217-02

INDIA RIOTS VIEWED WITH CONCERN BY GOVERNMENT Mysterious riots north of New Dalhi have forced military rule in many communities of India. The government has expressed a great deal of concern over the outbreaks between the Hindus and Muslims. Seventeen hundred people have been arrested, and thirty-two killed, so far.

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1963 Jan 07

HNR-34-242-06

FUTURE STARS OF THE HOCKEY WORLD In Canada, hockey starts almost from the cradle. The News of the Day cameraman visits the arena at Stratford, Ontario where about 700 young hockey players turn out on Saturdays for scheduled games.

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1966 Feb 12

VM-56345

VIET RALLY LSpan-from parking lot to Atlanta stadium as crowds come in through the rain-police officers directing traffic in the rain... Police officer directing traffic in the rain... People entering Atlanta stadium... People entering Atlanta Stadium for Viet rally... Man selling souvenirs outside stadium... Singer Anita Bryant press conf., prior to rally. During the press conf., she mainly spoke about how much she enjoyed entertaining the troops overseas at Christmas time & how much they need our support here at home... Pan of Atlanta stadium-parking lot show autos of those attending rally... Clear... Pan of inside of stadium-now filling up with Vietnam supporters.... Cutaways of people in stadium including people applauding... Press conf., of Dean Rusk prior to his making his speech in the stadium to the Viet supporters...

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1949 Nov 26

VM-33072

CANADIAN GREY CUP FINALS - TORONTO, ONT . Montreal Alouettes defeated Calgary Stampeders 23 to 15 to win the Grey Cup emblematic of the Canadian Football Championship. Various shots of the game with diff. cutin crowd shots...

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1957 Mar 18

VM-13376

CEYLON PM IN PAKISTAN Mr. Bamdaranaike visits Pakistan GS..Guard presents arms. LS..PM taking salute ..MS..PM taking salute..CU..PM taking salute ..MS side angle..Guard..SCU..PM receiving garland ..Wipe to GS..INT..Minister NAON addressing ..MCU..PM Bandaranaike. Same addressing ..CU..Same addressing..MS..Crowd listening.. SCU..Side..PM.. addressing..MLS..PM addressing crowd in fg..MS..Audience applauds...

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1950 May 22

HNR-21-276-08

ARMED FORCES ON THE MARCH FOR AMERICA! A nation is reassured as the unification of all services becomes a marching reality! President Truman reviews a mighty parade in Washington, with planes overhead and flame throwing tanks adding real fireworks! New York also sees America's preparedness. And in Berlin, Armed Forces Day symbolizes the determination of free peoples to resist the threat of Soviet aggression!

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1967

VM-31430

SUPREME COURT BLDG. CU-CU-CU-Supreme Court bldg...Int-Production shot from floor level w/hidden lighting effect of long corridor and columns... Repeats of same shot...CU-Chandelier comes into focus...Repeats of same...VS-Empty judges chambers...CU-Empty chief Justice chair...Ext CU-Supreme Court bldg top zoom out and in w/leaf in frame...Same w/leaf in frame...Repeats of above 2 scenes.. Zoom ins on Supreme Court bldg...CU-USA flag flying pull away to show flag and Supreme Court bldg-zoom in to flag...3 repeats of same scene...R-2 statue of seated man w/inscription "Justice Under the Law" overhead...Scenes of Chief Justice empty chair...Zoom in and cut of portraits of old justices.

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1944 May 30

HNR-15-276-03

FIGHTING FRENCH SMASH THE CENTRAL SECTOR! General Juin's Provincials cracking the main defenses ... The French Army Hitler thought beaten for all time capturing the Nazis' best in the curtain-raiser of the all-out assault on Fortress Europe.

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1944 Nov 30

HNR-16-224-50

Interview with Mrs. Emmet O'Donnell whose husband led recent raid!

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1947 Aug 14

HNR-18-299-07

BULLFIGHT FREE-FOR-ALL! Everybody in town's a toreador in Bayonne, France, as El Toro goes on the loose in an age-old pageant of the Spanish national sport.

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1929 Oct 19

HNR-01-207-04

"GOLIATH" SINGS FOR HIS DINER He is the world's biggest sea elephant and pride of the Ringling Circus.

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1958 Dec 23

HNR-30-236-02

GIANTS BEAT BROWNS IN PLAYOFF In the play-off game for the Eastern Division Pro Football Championship at Yankee Stadium, the New York Giants defeat the Cleveland Browns, 10 to 0. Smart play by the Giants gives them the edge that wins them a crack at the world title against Baltimore.

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1948 Sep 05

HNR-20-202-05

SOMETHING NEW IN HEADGEAR! High style in women's hats - with something new added! These chic chapeaux are made of spun glass yarn! You can wear 'em in the rain, fold 'em up in your handbag, even sit on 'em. And they come up as smart and fresh looking as ever!

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1955 Apr 22

HNR-26-269-02

STRIKE VIOLENCE SHUTS SPERRY PLANTS Fighting flares on the picket line before the Sperry Gyroscope Company at Lake Success on Long Island. A dozen arrests are made in two days of violence which causes the firm to close down its Long Island plants until order is restored.

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1943 Oct 12

HNR-15-210-05

IRISH TAME WOLVERINES! Scoring thrillers in the Notre Dame-Michigan game. Bertelli, of the Fighting Irish, and Daley, of the maize and blue, star, as the Michiganders bow, 35 to 12.

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1952 Jun 02

HNR-23-280-03

U. N. REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED TO KOJE! With die-hard Red prisoners of war still defiant on Koje Island, Greek, Canadian and British units are sent in to reinforce the U. N. troops already there! Inside the rebellious compounds, Communist PW's hold military drills and brandish wooden bayonets as the Allied forces get ready to crack down!

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1948 Mar 29

HNR-19-260-03

JOHN L. LEWIS AGAIN MAKES HEADLINES! Refusing to testify before President Truman's fact finding board, the United Mine Workers' leader defies subpoena ordering him to appear before inquiry panel. In New York, workers join picket lines before Stock and Curb Exchanges in the financial markets' first major strike.

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1956 Apr 20

HNR-27-269-05

MICKEY'S HOME RUN THRILLS IKE! President Eisenhower at the opener in Washington between the New York Yankees and the Senators, tosses out the first ball, and reacts like a typical fan as Mickey Mantle bangs out a homer!

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1936 Jan 01

HNR-07-230-02

Philadelphia's Mummers put on their traditional madcap greeting to 1936 with huge crowds watching their fantastic festival.

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1965 Sep 21

HNR-37-212-03

RAVAGING FIRES TAKE TOLL The worst fires in northern California's history leave 315 square miles of land blackened and sere. Thousands of fighters battle 275 separate blazes for five days before they are finally brought under control.

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1948 Jan 26

HNR-19-242-07

GOLDEN GLOVES! Fast action elimination bouts for New York's Golden Glove Tournament! Plenty of punch for fight fans as amateur battlers give with the haymakers!

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1964 Dec 22

HNR-36-238-03

BUFFALO BEATS BOSTON IN SNOW Fenway Park is a "snow bowl" for the game which decides the championship of the American Football League's Eastern Division. Buffalo is sparked by quarterback Jack Kemp in scoring a 24-14 victory.

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1966 Sep 18

VM-56715

FASHIONS FOR FALL Rodolphs, one of Canada's top designers shows off what the well-dressed woman will wear. General shot-Fashion show... Scene 1-This model is wearing a three-piece white wool suit with nutria trim & matching cocoa brown silk jersey cowl neck blouse... Crowd... Scene 2-This is a Toupe & beige French wool crepe elegantly combined in this two-piece ensemble... Crowd... Scene 3-Here is a scarlet wool crepe tunic dress enhanced with black embroidery detail and leather frog closings... Crowd... Scene 4-This model is wearing a black lesur wool 7/8 coat trimmed with Russian ermine tails and matching turtle neck two-piece... Crowd... Scene 5-Lime plissee chiffon cocktail dress... Cont.

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1952 Apr 21

HNR-23-268-03

UNDERWATER TELEVISION! Scientific eye for undersea research work demonstrated in England. Camera televises pictures at a depth of 600 feet.

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1944 Oct 17

HNR-16-212-06

ENEMY FILMS OF HOW YANKS KNOCKED ROMANIA OUT OF WAR! Raids of American Army Air Force over Ploesti smash Hitler's oil center in satellite country. Captured movies prove accuracy of bombing in air campaign that showed King Michael it was time to quit the Axis.

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1931 Dec 16

HNR-03-223-03

NIPPON TOREADORS HAVE A PARTY "Bull-fighters" of Japan celebrate ancient feast in style all their own on Shikoku Island.

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1941 Jun 11

HNR-12-278-04

NORMA SHEARER DOES HER BIT FOR CANADA! Noted film star returns to Montreal, city of her birth, to aid Dominion's Victory Loan drive.

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1967 May 12

HNR-38-279-04

JAPAN'S CROWN PRINCE IN SAN FRANCISCO Crown Prince Akihito of Japan comes to the Steinhart Aquarim in San Francisco with gifts of rare Japanese fish and a pair of rare spider crabs that attain a spread of ten feet.

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1944 Nov 07

HNR-16-218-01

FIRST FILMS OF CHURCHILL IN MOSCOW! Britain's Prime Minister arrives in the Soviet Capital for one of the most momentous meetings of the war. Foreign Commissar Molotov greets Mr. Churchill and Anthony Eden for talks with Premier Stalin that will shape the war and the peace. In his second wartime speech in Russia, the British leader forecasts victory over Germany soon.

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1956 Aug 28

HNR-28-202-01

SPOTLIGHT ON STEVENSON AND IKE In the wake of the national political conventions, the Democratic and Republican Presidential candidates prepare for busy days ahead. Adlai Stevenson meets with his running-mate, Senator Estes Kefauver, before setting out for regional meetings with Democratic leaders. For President and Mrs. Eisenhower, the mood is one of relaxation; together they enjoy a brief vacation in sunny California.

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1960 Dec 16

HNR-32-235-05

DURANTE TAKES A BRIDE At the Actors' Chapel of St. Malachy's Church in New York City, Jimmy Durante marries his sweetheart of 14 years, Margie Little. Newsmen and crowds are on hand to wish the couple happiness, as Jimmy says, "Inka Dink I DO!"

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1957 Jul 09

VM-15874

SCANDINAVIAN MINISTERS OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN HELSINKI The ministers of Foreign Affairs of the five Scandinavian countries are assembled in Helsinki in order to negotiate the common Scandinavian markets, the duties of UN forces and the expenses derived from the maintenance of these forces, as well as questions connected with the peacetime use of atomic energy. The Session was held in the Testal suite of rooms of the state council. The negotiations were presided by the Finnish Minister of Foreign Affairs Ralf Toragren as representative of the host country. The other partakers in the assembly were the minister of Foreign Affairs Christiansen from Denmark, the minister of Foreign Affairs Lange from Norway and the minister of Foreign Affairs Gudmundsson from Iceland.

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1943 Dec 17

HNR-15-229-03

GOVERNOR BRICKER THROWS HAT IN PRESIDENTIAL RING! The political spotlight turns on Ohio's favorite son as he announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in 1944.

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1930 Feb 01

HNR-01-236-04

FLORIDA VISITORS GET A TREAT—FREE! Vacationists entertained by Bouche's Villa Venice show right on sands at Miami Beach.

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1967 Mar

VM-36270

MONASTERY IN HUNGARY. Exts-pan of monastery...VS-Interiors of monastery...HS-Skull in pit...Pan and tilt-ints of monastery.

1967 May 09

HNR-38-278-02

HAND WALKER Lucki, an original hiker from Regensberg decides to make a journey to Rome, not on his feet or even his knees, but on his hands. In an upside down interview he declares it will give him a new perspective of the surrounding world.

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1962 May 17

HNR-33-279-04

AWARDS PRESENTED FOR JOURNALISM President Kennedy presents winners of the William Randolph Hearst Foundation awards to students from two universities. The University of Nebraska School of Journalism wins top honors, and a University of Kansas student takes individual first place.

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1946 Jan 10

HNR-17-237-02

FIRST LADY OPENS MARCH OF DIMES! Mrs. Harry S. Truman inaugurates the drive for Infantile Paralysis Fund with Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., Cornelia Otis Skinner and movie starlet Elizabeth Taylor.

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1946 Aug 15

HNR-17-299-01

U.S. CREW OUSTS BRITISHERS FROM $4,500,000 PRIZE SHIP! The American Farmer, the ship that was left to sink but didn't, center of legalistic storm over salvage award. Principals in drama of the sea: British Captain Miller who arrived on scene of wreck first and put prize crew aboard; and Skipper Johnson, of American Ranger, who came later and put Britishers off, both claimants of prize.

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