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HE CAN ALREADY BE CALLED A WORLD CHAMPION, WORLD SERIES CO M-V-P, AND NOW YOU CANADD FOUR TIME CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER TO RANDY JOHNSON'S TITLE.

Yanks Win Series 4-1

Footage surrounding the New York Yankees World Series Ticker Tape Parade after beating the Mets in a subway series: Firemen scramble to put out garbage fires in steet of New York (ticker taoe on fire and burns like a brushfire); Firetrucks race to scene; Police try to maintain order; (14:08:00)- Shots of stage where the Yankee pep rally is being held near city hall; (14:29:15)- The Radio City Hall Rockettes are inroduced, they come out and do dance routine to "New York New York"; (14:31:27)- John Sterling (yankee radio announcer) speaks at podium along with Michael K (sport announcer); (14:33:23)- Yankee team introduced: Joe Torre, Derek Jeter and the rest all seen; (14:34:40)- Cheryl Howard introduced, sings National Anthem, colorguard marches out with American flag as does a man holding a bald eagle; (14:37:27)- Rudolph Giuliani speaks at podium, has moment for silence in memory of the U.S.S. Cole victims; Giuliani speaks (looks like umpire); (14:43:29)- George Steinbrenner and George Pataki invited up to unveil the Championship trophy; Pataki makes speech, hands out NY vanity license plates to certain people: Derek Jeter (MVP), Joe Torre (3-Peat), Ruddy Giuliani (#1 Fan); ( 14:48:42)- Giuliani introduces Sterling and K again; (14:49:10)- John Fogerty comes out and sings "Centerfield"; (14:53:45)- Giuliani gives out the keys to the city to: Steinbrenner ans other management; (14:55:35)- Yogi Berra given key, Joe Torre, Chris Chambliss and other coaches; (15:01:03)- Yankee players introduced and given keys including: Roger Clemens, David Cone, Dwight Gooden, Derek Jeter, etc.; (15:14:40)- Joe Torre makes speech; Andy Petite speaks; An Assorment of players make speeches; (15:24:14) Singer Robert Marra/ Meril? intoduced, sings "Take Me Out to the Ballgame"; Giuliani holds up "Freddy The Fan's" noisemaker and sign; People pose with trophy;

Films documenting the Native American Indians in the early 1900's showing people, lifestyle, culture, crafts, hunting, religion. Very interesting and rare footage showing customs of Native American Indians. The interstitial cards describe the different cultures and how the Indians were poorly treated. Views of the landscape - mountains, river, prairies Views of the wildlife - bear, elk, buffalo . These were used for food and clothing Herds of free roaming buffalo 04:07:00 - Actuality footage of Prarie Indians constructing teepees 04:08:00 - Houses built of adobe and stone 04:08:30 - Navajo's housing built of logs and mud 04:09:00 - Navajo men go out tohunt 04:09:25 - women tanning hides 04:09:45 - Havasupai women carrying wood, making baskets 04:10:30 - Pueblo women grinding corn, making bread in ovens, 04:11;30 - Hopi Indians live high over the desert and women carrying earthen jugs of water to their dwellings 04:12:19 - Hair dressing of the Crow woman and the tradition of men painting into the part 04:12:50 - Ceremonial Peace Pipe being shared - whole ceremony captured 04:15:50 - a battle on the Prairie 04:17:26 - returnof the victorious war party 04:18:07 - ceremony at the river to give thanks. Medicine Man, women cutting willows and bringing firewood and gathering stones, heating stones and smoking peace pipe and purification bathing 04:20:47 - narrative cards say that there was infrequent battles among tribes prior to the White Man 's arrival 04:21:46 - War chants and preparation for warm heading out on horseback 04:23:00 - on the war trail and scouuting for enemy 04:25:30 - approaching and invading enemy village and killing. 04:27:40 - vanquished 04:28:30 - The Navajo covers its tracks by riding through the dry sandy prairie 04:29:00 - End of the trail - Indians now look at the destruction of their race as the White Man has changed things. The Bureau of Ethnology at Washington says that the INdian Population has decreased 65% since the coming ofthe White Man. 325,000 remain where there were one million two hundred thousand. 04:30:23 - the Hopi mother fashions the hair of her daughter into whorl shape indicating she is ready for marriage 04:30:57 - sheep and goats herded on teh desert and the women weaving wool into blankets. 04:31:50 - men shaving as facial hair is considered a disgrace. godd shot of man shavingwith wife and child 04:32:05 - Indian use of the stomach stick to aid digestion and build muscle 04:32:40 - communicating through smoke signals and hand signals which is now becoming extinct. Seen is Mountain Chief, Blackfoot, telling the story of the battle of Hope-Up in sign language to a group of Sioux Indians. 04:34:00 - love making and wooing varies among tribves. The Crow adorns himself in his richest garb and parades before the woman of his affections until his solicitaitons are accepted 04:35:12 - War bonnet is most imosing feature of ceremonial regalia. Every eagle feather represents some deed of valor 04:35:30- - there are over 200 ways of painting the face and body to express the voice of a vision or a dream. Paint expreses symbolism, to protect the face and distinguish the tribe. Also used to express personal desire or purpose of conduct. Paiting bodies for war trail seen. 04:36:00 - Pueblo women wear deer skin leggings to protect themselves but also to show social standing and financial position of their family. THe thicker the windings the greater the aristocracy of their status. 04:37:13 - A Trip to the Arctic with Uncle Sam aboard the USS Bear - observing fish and seal hunting. Boat cutting through the icelands. Point Barrow Alaska - land of the Midnight Sun - 10 months of daylight - northernmost point.views of homes and village and people. 04:39:19 - Eskimo watching on beach. Eskimo dogs seen. Groups of children seen and then in school. Boys taught business and industry, girls to sew and cook and keep house polar bear cub seen as pet 04:41:55 - monument market which separates boundary of Canada and Alaska. Views of water and icefields and icebergs 04:43:10 - Point Hope, Alaska - igloos - frames made of whale bones, walls of sod. Men and women wearing fur coat 04:44:30 - graveyards - cemetary fenced with whale bones. Reindeer imported but now vast hers roam the fields. Reindeer meat is now new industry. Killing of reindeer seen. Reindeer is as delicious as steak or chicken. 04:47:00 - USS Bear continues its way through the waterways to Plver Bay, Siberia - veiws of ship and its crew. Eskimo welcomes the visitors with dances and celebrations. Also a wrstling match exhibition. 04:49:00 - A New Deal is imposed - all tribes must raise the stars and stripes. Expedition of Citizenship making them sign declaration of allegiance to US. views of Oglala Sioux, Pine Ridge Reservation dedicating the flag. 04:51:05 - Otoe, Missouri, Kaw, Ponca, Pawnee and Tonkawa Indians raising the flag on the Otoe reservation in Oklahoma 04:51:47 - flags presented to each tribe. 04:54:00 - This New Morning will come - there has been a recodificaiton of Indian Laws, the Indian will be freed from teh perils and evils of the Reservation system, parental control over the INdians has been abolished...it goes about rights the Indians should now have including the indian given full citizenship and equality and how not really true. Final statement about how much the Indians have not received the promses. Good shot of Indians on horseback riding off into sunset. Gladiators of other days have paused for a silent moment on the hill crest...Indians seen charging down a hill towards camera - Prohpecy died yesterday and despair - the despair of tomorrow writes its gloomy headlines upon every advance step of their journey. A series of shots of Indians on horseback in silhouette against the setting sun .

INTERVIEW CONTINUED Jim Bouton 20:35 I think that's a clue into the insight here. What he really hasn't. You see, he played some football in college, but he really never made it to the pros. And I think he's a very he's a frustrated athlete. And I think this is his his attempt to play for the New York Yankees or at that level Robert Lipsyte 20:50 when you're in his box. Bill is his body English. He's moving with the pitches with Bill Fugazi 20:56 every play. By the way, you're wrong, john, I mean, he may not have been a pro football player. He's a very good athlete. He was a top runner. He competed in Melrose games. And he's a good athlete, and boy, you know, he's no puss. I mean, he's a tough guy. He's not, he doesn't need anyone to protect them or be around him. Jim Bouton 21:14 he punched somebody in an elevator once, didn't he. I mean, how many grown men get into a fight in an elevator Robert Lipsyte 21:20 here, he got both wearing New York Yankee World Series ring, right? He earned his Well, you earned yours too. You're a friend of George's. Bill Fugazi 21:29 that's one of the great pleasures of my life. Let me just say this to you. As far as the elevator goes, Jim Bouton 21:33 you're not exactly an objective. Bill Fugazi 21:37 I'll criticize George when he has to be criticized. But I mean, you mentioned the elevator. I happen to know about that incident. George was attacked in New York was they were booing New York and the guys were drunk. They wouldn't didn't even want their names printed. The George swing and well, you know, George wasn't a heavyweight champion. Well, maybe he doesn't have to throw a punch. I tell him he should throw it for the gut, not for the head. But that's neither here nor there. You can say what you want you can be for George's moves. You can be against George's will. George Steinbrenner does one good thing after another for this city, for this state for this country, for charities, more than anyone knows, just talked to the coach at Grambling. They didn't have any money, George flew to team to play a game for them. No one prints that stuff, just what he does for the police and fire in New York. I know what he does. I see the operations that he pays for, Robert Lipsyte 22:31 let's say bottom line. I mean, as our season opens, his season is ending in the Yankees have not done well? That's right. We had a bad year. We had a bad year. Oh, yeah, you your Yankees are Bill Fugazi 22:42 I'm a Yankee all my life. I've been going to the stadium with my Father, Lord, have mercy on him since I was six or seven years old. So Robert Lipsyte 22:49 well, your Yankee too. Do you say we know I don't. How do you fit the end of the season? Well, yeah, it's fine. You're glad that the Yankees are losing aren't you? Jim Bouton 22:58 Well, I think No, no, I wouldn't say I'm glad I just I don't feel that it's a tragedy that the Yankees aren't winning, because they think that if the fans are honest about it, they'll realize that the Yankees have won more than their share of pennants metric. They've won 20 World Champions, I figured it out 20 World Championships and in approximately 80 years that baseball has been played. And if you feel if you if you realize that every team in the major leagues is entitled to win one World Championship, there should be one every 26 years. So by those rather by that calculation, the Yankees are not due to win a World Championship until the year 2474. Because cubs gotta win a whole bunch that you know, I mean, the Minnesota boy. So Robert Lipsyte 23:39 Bob has a philosophy of balance of nature. Prof Bob Gurland 23:42 I think that one thing is true. I think that the fans in the main do expect at times the teams to lose. And I think you know that they don't really necessarily hold George accountable for the fact that the team is losing. What they don't like is really his style. And his his his focus on Celebrity was interesting. I did a quick experiment in one of my classes this morning, I asked my class if there are any students in the class who had no interest in sport and baseball whatsoever. 20 of them raise their hand, all 20 knew who Steinbrenner was and all 20 of them could pick them out of a police lineup. I asked them who was the owner of the New York Mets equally loved and equally adored. Not a single one of those 20 knew the owner of the Mets and I think that's rather interesting, because it indicates somehow how Steinbrenner has placed himself. Visa v vie fan in New York

Series of shots of UN Secretariat building in New York seen from various points in city, including great PAN SHOTS of skyline across river at dusk and city light at night (17:22). Night shots of World Trade Centre light beams (1:49). Shots of flowers on WTC memorial, TILT UPs to LAS of light beams (2:02). MSs, MLSs of mural in memory of 9/11 on façade of Saint Paul's Chapel, TILT UP to LAS of light beams (2:26). Early morning shot of display of empty flag posts in front of General Assembly building, PAN RIGHT and TILT UP to LAS of Secretariat building, several shots (1:14). LAMS of flag posts against sun veiled by thin clouds, ZOOM IN to MCS of UN flag floating at top of mast, reverse shot, several shots (3:39). CS of UN flag, ZOOM OUT to CS of sign in memory of fallen UN staff on fence, LAS of top of UN building, TILT DOWN back to sign and flag (1:36).

00:00:00:00 - people watching Yankees v. Mariners game in sports bar / MOS&apos;s 06:48:55 06:49:22 whoever wins the subway series, our children will either be r aised met fans or yankee fans. 06:49:5 ...

Washington D.C., United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>CU. Paul Hoffman, ECA administrator. SCU. Dean Acheson, US Secretary of State. MS. Group of delegates (2 shots). MS. Britain's Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin and John Snyder, US Secretary of the Treasury with Canadian Foreign Minister Mr Lester Pearson, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Stafford Cripps and Sir Oliver Franks, British Ambassador, in background, pan to include rest of group. SCU. Mr Bevin and Mr Snyder. Mr Snyder speaks - natural sound: "We feel that the series of discussions that have just been completed have been signally successful in enabling us to work out a basis to approach the solution to many of the difficult problems facing us today. We feel that these discussions, which we have just concluded have been exceptionally successful in enabling us to arrive at our original objective. We have found through our frank talks here that there are approaches that we can make, and have made, to enable us to solve many of the problems with which we're confronted." SCU. Mr Bevin and Mr Snyder. Ernest Bevin speaks - natural sound: "We've been engaged in this past week in the making of history. It will, I think, like many other events since the war, turn out to be a historic week. We've settled fundamental economic and financial problems and arrived at agreement on many points. We've achieved methods to carry on the work until we reach a greater and more important solution, and in that task a great spirit of understanding that exists between the three governments represented here, augurs well for the future peace of the world." (Last part of speech spoiled by background noise). SCU. Lester Pearson and Sir Stafford Cripps, pan to Sir Oliver Franks. CU. Douglas Abbott with hands over eyes. CU. Ernest Bevin (2 shots). MS. Delegates rise and walk away. <br/> <br/>(Comb.F.G.) <br/> <br/>Information found in the old record - Cuts 49/75. Natural sound only, poor quality.

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA welcomes the World Series Champs, the Kansas City Royals to the White House. East Room. FS33X73 CUTS 11:44:32 SHOWS FORMER HHS SECRETARY AND GOVERNOR OF KANSAS Kathleen Sebelius WITH HER HUSBAND IN THE AUDIENCE 11:49:17 TS OF SEBELIUS

Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 18:49 In terms of the teachers who aren't performing successfully, I said, give them a lot of support, a lot of help. And when you judge a system after they've had a lot of support and a lot of help, all things being equal. If they aren't performing, then they can't be in the classrooms in New York City. I don't think that that's really a radical statement myself. And I think the teachers union, those interested in the profession, the quality of life in our schools would agree that inappropriate people should not be around children. Robert Lipsyte 19:16 And yet you have criticized so so quickly, for not making a snap decision when Barnwell the principal involved in drugs. It was first reported. You said I have sympathy for him. You didn't just throw them out of the school? Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 19:30 That's correct. I don't believe that, simply because Mr. Barnwell was a person who really had the label educator, that somehow he was to be judged differently in in the in the justice system, he was charged. He's in court right now. That process is applicable to every American citizen. If you were listening to the arguments, what is it specifically that they wanted me to do with Mr. Barnwell? Robert Lipsyte 19:54 They wanted you to make some sort of immediate gesture when Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 19:58 gestures are not what you do to your employees, you don't treat employees with gestures, you provide them with the same kind of constitutional protections that all other citizens are provided with including due process is they would be in court. In terms of his sickness, if he was involved with drugs and crack, he ought to be treated simply like every other individual. He could not be around children. He was suspended from his school, he was removed from his school. And I was hoping that as one human being to another, that he would get the treatment to try to restore his life. I think it's the same thing he provided for recently a television commentator and one of the major news organizations who I have a lot of respect for. And I didn't see how those individuals Robert Lipsyte 20:36 Who is not dealing with children on a day to day basis. Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 20:38 Right, and Mr. Barnwell has not either that's why he was removed immediately. But people seem to confuse those things. And the question in this society, because drugs are such an important part of whether we're going to be successful, is how are we treat those who need help? Well, we simply isolate them to some island, ignore them. We've had a series of people in the educational community now that had been arrested for allegedly purchasing drugs. They're away from children. Now. We hope that they're getting assistance. They won't be back around children, including Mr. Barnwell, unless there's evidence that supports that that ought to happen. If they violate the contract of the system is highly likely they won't be back in the system, because the contract provides for other alternatives for people that are that are convicted of drug possession. For those that said, we want some symbols, I'm not in the business of providing people in terms of symbolic gestures just to meet to the public hue and cry about an issue. Robert Lipsyte 21:34 Yeah. Well, New York is a city of hype. And with all due respect, Richard Green has been a bit of a Mr. Beige. I mean, you haven't gone out to the rooftop screaming and yelling as a lot of, you know, political people would be I mean, you've got something to say. And you said it in classrooms. You said it to small groups you said it to parents, but you haven't said it, you know, to the throng Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 22:00 That isn't true. And whether it's been heard. I've had major presentations in the 14 months that I've been here, and the throngs everywhere from the Abney breakfast with the standing room only. That isn't true that I haven't had that message. It's true. And I don'e believe... Robert Lipsyte 22:15 Well you might be giving the message, but you haven't been getting the kind of distribution. Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 22:20 Well, that's that's a different kind of question. It is true. I don't spend my time on the on the on house tops shouting, because I found in examining New York over the last 20 years, that hasn't been a productive experience in improving the quality of life for the city. And I think it's a great city with much hope. And I'm very honored to be the Chancellor of the New York schools. Robert Lipsyte 22:39 Yeah. Well, but I mean, you came in your your inaugural has been described as a coronation.Yeah, you scripted it. Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 22:49 I said, No, it was not my discription Robert Lipsyte 22:51 You didn't script it. It was a magnificent coming. And as certainly your vision, your reformist vision is a very exciting and very important vision. Richard Green Chancellor NY Public Schools 23:05 Do you know that if we don't educate this generation of students, there won't be a New York City? Do you know that formerly, America was able to look to other parts of the world to help it with its labor force with its citizenship, it note those places no longer have the huge numbers of immigrant population are in new immigrant population will come from the Caribbean. There'll be a Haitian Creole and Latino in South America, Southeast Asia, Asia, if we don't get a handle on the management and development and valuing of life in America, by this group of students in our schools today that we won't have a future. It is something we should be very serious about. And my commitment to you about not being involved with the hype is a seriousness that if we fail with this group, we won't have a future.

17:24:06:10 VS tombstoen for Fred O Hasslacher (1:44) / 17:25:49:20 MS guard outside Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Ground is wet, sky is grey. He goes through his ceremonial ritual with his rifle an ...

New York, United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>LS. Britain's Foreign Secretary Mr Ernest Bevin walking to rostrum to address United Nations meeting. Various shots of Mr Bevin speaking - natural sound: "Now sir, I'd like at this stage to have the opportunity of dealing with some of the reflections which Mr Vyshinsky made upon my Government, and other Governments in relation to the parts we have played in their foreign policy and in the promotion and conclusion of the Brussels Treaty and the signature and organisation of the Atlantic Pact. The Atlantic Pact is one of the great events of history. The threatening language used by Mr Vyshinsky in his speech of last Friday is the same that has been fed to us year after year. It is a constant repetition of untruths in the hope that if you keep repeating them often enough someone will believe them. I made it quite clear in my contribution to the debate in the assembly last year that if it was found we could not proceed on a universal basis, as we had hoped, we must try to get on with those with whom we could. We came to this conclusion because there was so much to do as a result of the war, and if one or two countries won't work with you, then you must go on working with all those who will work with you if you are going to achieve any results. The result has been that the prediction has now come true, for after all, the Atlantic powers are a community. They have a similar civilisation. They all adhere the basic principles of liberty and democracy. They do not rely on secret police. They believe in Government by the people, for the people, uncontrolled by any dictatorship. It's a natural development that these powers should come together but we've taken care to come together within the framework of this United Nations. But we continually hear the plea of prohibition of the atomic weapons and then attempt to place blame upon us and others for failing to make prohibition a reality. This is really a stupid charge. We are as anxious as anyone for prohibition. The original declaration by President Truman, Mr Attlee and Mr MacKenzie King, issued in Washington in 1945, called for the elimination of the atomic weapons. The resolution of the General Assembly of January 24th 1946, repeated this call. Since then a series of resolutions adopted by overwhelming majorities it the Atomic Energy Commission itself, emphasis this essential aim of the elimination of the atomic weapon. We and others have recognised that effective prohibition depends on effective control of atomic energy. In common with others we support the plan approved by the General Assembly because it would provide for effective control. Nevertheless, the Soviet have clung obstinately to the proposals for the control they put forward in 1947, which has been rejected over and over again as inadequate. They have continued to decry the plan approved by this Assembly. I listened to the speech last Friday with very great care, and I would like to ask, because it is foolish to go on arguing if there is no disagreement, are we now to understand that the Soviet Government will now accept the decision of the United Nations. LV. We have approached all these problems on the basis of collective security first, disarmament with inspection second and enforceable control. And so finally not withstanding all our disappointments in these great problems, yet the United Nations has performed a great task. We shall not build a world organisation in a day, or a year, but it will grow. One of its great advantages is its debate, exchange of views, open discussion of different approaches to world problems. All these annual events and agencies which it has created, I feel confidently is gradually helping to develop in the minds and hearts of the people a greater importance of international law, of the rule of law, of the moral acceptance of law and its necessity for the adoption of a high standard of moral values in the enforcement of law. The necessity, I would emphasise this, for the universal adoption of the optional clauses, for the willing acceptance of decisions even if they be not to our liking. Of course, this ought to be carefully studied, therefore, in spite of frustration, it is the peoples' will I'm convinced we should go forward and not lose sight of the great objective man has always had before him - universal peace, universal brotherhood, and the means to settle all disputes without resort to force." LS. Bevin steps down from rostrum, pan to cheering assembly. <br/> <br/>(Comb.Dupe.Neg.) <br/> <br/>Information found in the old record - Cuts 49/80.

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CAN THE YANKS MAKE IT A SWEEP!!???

1938 BASEBALL

2/13/73 C0041320 - COLOR N / YC DICK WILLIAMS WHO MANAGED THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS TO THE WORLD SERIES SIGNED UP THE NEW MANAGER FOR THE NEW YORK YANKEES TODAY. F CUT STORY: "WILLIAMS" SHOWS: WILLIAMS SOF: RAMSEY CU: WILLIAMS - SOF: (SHOT 12/13/73 49FT) NEW YORK YANKEES BB TEAM BASEBALL - 1973 WILLIAMS, DICK XX / 49 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / ORIG / MAG TRK 160 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / ORIG / CUTS

15:01:17:00,CHURCHILL & DULLES AGREE ON EURO DEFENSE PACT DULLES, CHURCHILL & EDEN DULLES & EDEN, HOMES ARE MERGED TO CREATE SCHOOL SCHOOL CHILDREN LIVING ROOM, PARIS FIRE INFERNO IN PARIS FIGHTING FIRE, GERMANY 'CHOIR OF ANGELS' TOUR THE UNITED STATES PIGTAILED GERMAN SCHOOL GIRLS CHOIR OF ANGELS SING, TRYGVE VLI VISITS UNITED STATES VLI~TRYGVE, SPORTS (SKI JUMPING,FOOTBALL), OKLAHOMA (27) BEATS CALIFORNIA TA BERKLEY (13) GAME ACTION, SKI JUMPING AT SOLDIER FIELD IN CHICAGO SKI JUMPING IN STADIUM, MISS SWEATER GIRL OF 1954 GIRLS IN SWEATERS WINNER IS CROWNED MISS SWEATER GIRL 1954, LIBRARY OPENS IN BERLIN FILLING LIBRARY SHELVES WITH BOOKS U.S. COMMISSIONER KONAT DEDICATES BERLIN LIBRARY READING ROOM OF BERLIN LIBRARY NEWS #94 (15:04:49:00), SEARCH FOR UNDERSEA OIL DIVERS UNDERWATER, NINTH UNITED NATIONS SESSION CONVENES DIPLOMATS ARRIVE AT U.N. BERNARD BARUCH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES VOTE FOR NEW PRESIDENT OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY, NEWSMAN HELD BY COMMUNIST CHINESE IS RELEASED DIXON GREETS PARENTS UPON ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK, MISSOURI PRISON RIOT GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI AT PRISON RIOT BURNING PRISON BUILDINGS, NIAGARA FALLS GOLDEN JUBILEE OF WEDDINGS WEDDING CEREMONY NIAGARA FALLS HONEYMOON COUPLE OF THE YEAR NIAGARA FALLS COUPLE WHO WERE MARRIED AT NIAGARA FALLS 50 YEARS AGO SIGN ON BACK OF COACH: MR. AND MRS. NIAGARA FALLS OF 1954, FIRST CASUALTY OF H-BOMB EXPLOSIONS NURSES TEND TO H-BOMB VICTIM FAMILY KEEPS VIGIL FOR VICTIM OF H-BOMB, SOCCER ON HORSEBACK FIVE FOOT SOCCER BALL BATTED AROUND BY HORSES, DEMPSEY MEETS FIRPO AGAIN JUAN PERON EMBRACES DEMPSEY & FIRPO DEMPSEY & FIRPO GREET EACH OTHER IN RING, USC (39) BEATS WASHINGTON STATE (0) IN FOOTBALL LINDON CROWE RUSHES FOR TOUCHDOWN NEWS #95 (15:15:04:00), NEHRU OF INDIA MEETS WITH INDONESIA'S PREMIER NEHRU & PREMIER OF INDONESIA, EISENHOWER CAMPAIGNS IN WESTERN U.S. EISENHOWER AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL EISENHOWER APPEARS AT AFL CONVENTION EISENHOWER IN OPEN CAR EISENHOWER IN MONTANA, QUEEN JULIANA OPENS DUTCH PARLIMENT QUEEN JULIANA IN COACH QUEEN JULIANA ON THRONE, MCCARTHY COMMITTEE RECCOMENDS CENSURE COMITTEE REPORT IS CARRIED TO SENATE SENATOR WATKINS, ROMAN TEMPLE IS DUG UP IN LONDON RUINS OF ROMAN TEMPLE, CLOSED DOOR WINS U.N. 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This charming 1940s episode in Castle Film's "The World Parade" series looks at Ireland. It contrasts the picturesque countryside and nature with advancements in the busy cities. It also focuses on the many different historical sites. The film shows views of rural Ireland including farmers working in fields without heavy equipment, and villages. It also has great views of Dublin, Galway and tourist sights such as the Blarney Stone, the River Shannon, Dublin University, Abbey Theater and more. Weaving, thread making and the traditional garment industry. <p><p>0:08 Castle Films presents “The World Parade – Come Back to Ireland”, 0:21 picturesque Irish countryside with people harvesting hay, 1:06 a traditional Irish house, 1:21 overview of life in a village near Galway, 2:01 men and women harvesting turf, 2:26 turf being prepared for shipping, 2:40 donkey drawn carts carrying milk, 3:22 overview of a cattle market in Galway, 4:18 the river Shannon, 4:40 overview of the town of Youghal, 5:12 a woman spinning wool yarn, 5:38 the house of Sir Walter Raleigh in Youghal, 5:49 street scenes from Dublin, 6:18 O’Connell street, 6:32 Abbey Theater, 6:44 Blarney Castle home of the famed Blarney Stone 7:22 Arch of Drogheda, 7:44 Irish Round Towers, 8:16 the Lynch Memorial Window, 8:28 different shots of the Lakes of Killarney <p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below.<p><p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

The Big Picture is an American documentary television program which aired from 1951 to 1964. It was produced by the United States Army Signal Corps (USASC) pictorial service. In the 1950’s, the series was shot on 35mm black-and-white film. In the 1960’s they switched to color film. The film The Big Picture Battle of North Africa R2 is part of that television series. This black and white film was aired in 1960 as TV-485. It explains military campaigns in North Africa during WWII. This part 2 of a two part series is about America getting into the war with Britain to defeat the Axis. Hosted by Army Master Sergeant Stuart Queen, a WWII veteran and Korean War combat broadcaster. <p>Introduction by Army Master Sergeant Stuart Queen (0:18-0:58). June 18, 1942 - Washington Conference – Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Franklin D. Roosevelt arrive (1:26-1:38). Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt at the top secret meeting (1:46-1:49). Discussions around the table (1:53-2:00). Printer, storage cabinets, and teleprinter printing orders (2:08-2:16). Factories at work building ships, planes, guns, and tanks (2:16-2:35). Armored tanks (2:36-2:37). Anti-aircraft guns tested (2:38-2:43). Bomber aircraft (2:50-2:54). Anti-tank guns, trucks, and tanks stockpiled (3:02-3:12). Troops in training (3:13-3:32). War machines on their way to ships (3:34-3:56). American troop convoy (3:58-4:48). Ships at sea (4:49-4:59). News bulletin of the German Retreat (5:46-5:57). Map of invasion points in North Africa (5:59-6:15). General Mark Clark, the youngest four-star general in the U.S. Army (6:18-6:22). General Dwight D. Eisenhower led the operation (6:26-6:32). Signal lamp using code (6:47-6:49). H-hour – the time to begin the attack on Casablanca (7:23-8:30). Also H-hour at Algiers (8:31-8:55). Troops landing ashore by way of LCU (Landing Craft Utility) (9:05-9:20). H-hour at Oran (9:29-9:30). Paratroopers jumping from planes (9:32-9:56). Actual fighting scenes between the French and the Americans off Casablanca (10:05-10:25). Deputy Chief of State Admiral Francois Darlan (10:26-10:30). Marching troops (10:53-11:01). General Dwight D. Eisenhower (11:02-11:04). British 1st Army Commander, General Anderson and French Commander General Giraud (11:06-11:10). Troop riding on train cars (11:33-11:44). War scenes on land (11:45-12:35). German reinforcements (12:40-12:51). War scenes (12:52-13:28). Beja, Sudan (13:30-13:33). Madjez el Bab (13:34-13:35). Tank battle (13:45-14:12). Anti-tank guns (14:23-14:30). North African rainy season (15:27-16:00). Casualties of war (16:07-16:24). A Mitsubishi zero aircraft (17:08-17:10). U.S. Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (17:25-17:26). Christmas at war (18:27-18:47). January 14, 1943, President Roosevelt (FDR) visits the troops (18:51-19:02). Prime Minister Churchill visited (19:04-19:10). General Charles de Gaulle and General Giraud arrived for the Casablanca Conference (19:11-19:20). President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill (19:30-19:36). General Bernard Montgomery (19:45-19:49). Rommel, the Desert Fox (20:39-20:45). Actual war scenes (21:00-22:13). Lieutenant General George Patton Jr. (22:13-22:15). Local people return home by way of walking, riding horses, and riding wagons (23:24-23:36). British Hawker Tempest dropping bombs (24:53-25:00). German captives (26:01-26:03). Destruction of German Army (27:26-27:38). VE Day, victory in Europe day (27:56-28:17). <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Vatican City. Statues in St. Peter's Basilica, Maderno Fountain against St. Peter's Basilica, Water splashing from the fountain in St. Peter's Square in Rome on a sunny day, Piazza San Pietro (St. Peter's Square) Vatican City is a landlocked independent country, city-state, microstate, and enclave within Rome, Italy.It became independent from Italy in 1929 with the Lateran Treaty, and it is a distinct territory under "full ownership, exclusive dominion, and sovereign authority and jurisdiction" of the Holy See, itself a sovereign entity under international law, which maintains the city-state's temporal power and governance, diplomatic, and spiritual independence. With an area of 49 hectares and as of 2023 a population of about 764, it is the smallest state in the world both by area and by population. As governed by the Holy See, Vatican City State is an ecclesiastical or sacerdotal-monarchical state ruled by the Pope, who is the bishop of Rome and head of the Catholic Church. The highest state functionaries are all Catholic clergy of various origins. After the Avignon Papacy (1309–1377) the popes have mainly resided at the Apostolic Palace within what is now Vatican City, although at times residing instead in the Quirinal Palace in Rome or elsewhere. The Vatican is also a metonym for the Holy See. Vatican City contains religious and cultural sites such as St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Apostolic Library, and the Vatican Museums. They feature some of the world's most famous paintings and sculptures. The unique economy of Vatican City is supported financially by donations from the faithful, by the sale of postage stamps and souvenirs, fees for admission to museums, and sales of publications. Vatican City has no taxes and items are duty-free.