Item title reads - L.C.C's Happy Idea. Official organ grinder brings joy into London's mean streets. <br/> <br/>M/S of children dancing in a circle around the organ grinder as he turns the handle. M/S as little children dance around, two little boys look to be practising ballroom dancing. M/S of a baby in a pram watching the organ and a boy sat on it.

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THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE HOLDS A HEARING ON WELFARE REFORM. THE SOLE WITNESS WILL BE MARY JO BANE, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF HHS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.

SOCIOLOGISTS SAY SOCIETY DEPICTS...MALES AS BEING POWERFUL AND SUCCESSFUL. AND BEING FEMALE MEANS BEING A SEX OBJECT. THEY SAY PARENTS SHOULDN'T CENSOR EVERYTHING FROM THEIR CHILDREN...THEY SHOULD USE THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS SEXUAL VALUES WITH THEM.

A DAY OF THANKSGIVING

Year of the Dog Premiere – Sound bite: Shondrella Avery – On being a fish person I’ll take it because I’ve got a little bit of slanted eyes. People think I have a little bit of Asian in me. No, actually, I must say I’m a fish person because they are easy to clean up after. I mean cats, they need a lot of attention, a lot of love. I don’t have any children yet. So I go for the fish thing. I have a great pond with the coy fish so I like fish, but I could be a dog today. I think I could be a dog today.

00:13:15 - 00:20:06 The Beasley School. Bill Clinton visits the predominantly African-American school on the South Side of Chicago. Opens with children singing ""Everybody wants to know/about Beasley School."" It appears to be a successful photo op. David Wilhelm offers his spin on Clinton's visit to Beasley in contrast to Tsongas' visit to Harper High, ""[Clinton ] talks about parental involvement, making the most out of opportunity and personal responsibility and he really connected with the kids and with the parents. Paul Tsongas goes to a similar high school and talks about capital gains, tax cuts and the need to provide business incentives, and people looked at him like..."" Hugh Hill, WLS-TV Political Editor, says of Tsongas' visit to Harper High, ""This guy's got to be a loser. I mean, Jesus, he comes here to Illinois where he absolutely needs to win. He makes one stop and he's gone."" Jerry Brown goes on WVON radio, but his appearance is interrupted by news that congressional candidate Mel Reynolds has been shot.

United States President Lyndon B. Johnson (also known as LBJ) discusses the passage of the Elementary and Secondary School Act of 1965 and the importance of its implementation. "I hope that not a single day will be lost or in education the time we waste today can mean a life wasted tomorrow."

The time is at end of World War 2. Slate describes this film as the Orphanage at Dachau. A bucolic scene shows horse-drawn wagon moving along country road, with twin spires of a church, visible in the background. Camera zooms in on church spires and roof, and then to a sign near the door reading,"DP Childrens Center, UNRRA, Team 182." (DP means Displaced Persons, UNRRA stands for United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.) At the entrance, itself, a sign reads:"Ausländer Kinderstation, UNRRA, Ausschuss 182 (Foreign children's ward, UNRRA, committee 182). Children run down the stairs of the building and are seen, next, outdoors in a grassy churchyard of the camp, where they form a circle, hold hands, and dance and sing. Scene shifts to indoors in a high-ceilinged room filled with daylight from several large windows where the children sit for a nourishing mid-day meal. Men in military-like uniforms pass trays of food to children standing in line. A similarly-dressed woman helps several very small children down the stairs. A line of babies sit at a long table and are fed by a Nun in habit. Closeups of the babies trying to feed themselves. Next scene shows a Nun washing the babies, in a nursery, with cribs in the background. View of many pre-school age babies seated on the floor playing together with toys. Outside, in the grounds, school age boys play football (soccer), while schoolmates watch from the sidelines and cheer. Location: Dachau Germany. Date: 1945.

This unique video interviews community video activists about the phenomenon around community video and what it means to people. There are scenes of children shooting a video, the interviewee explains that the aspects of community video are twofold: one is people being involved in community video and the second, is individuals being able to see themselves on video. This is particularly prevalent for individuals with disabilities, who can build skills with video. Another interviewee explains that community video is interesting because it allows a community to reflect on itself. The footage ends with participants discussing what the future holds for community video in the 1980s. One individual explains that community video is the only industry that is expanding, another interviewee states, however, that in the new political climate, community video hasn't adapted with it. London.

Sympathizers get supplies to striking Fansteel employees by rope as guards look on

Pt. 2 - 1963 Civil Rights - THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON Washington, DC, Aug 29, 1963; ""We Shall Overcome"" (sync sound) VS of Washington monuments; Train pulls into station, demonstrators disembark, VS, good shots of people and buses arriving, women with curlers in hair, carry suitcases; VO, ""By 9:30 it is estimated that 40,000 had assembled, but it's more like a Sunday outing."""" Washington landmarks, Lincoln memorial, crowds of people gathering; Banners, ""? Pennsylvania Marches for Jobs & Freedom."" VO, ""By 11:30, there are more than 200,000 thronging the mall, a crowd that is bigger than the most optimistic forecasts."" VS, including aerials of demonstration, good. VO, ""Few realize that, in a sense, they are participants in an historical day. It would become part of the American scene that today's gathering is the largest in Washington's history."" Front line of march includes Roy Wilkins, Asa Philip Randolph, Martin Luther King, Jr, Walter Reuther (?) head of auto workers; Placards, """"We March for First Class Citizenship Now!"" ""We Demand an End to Police Brutality Now!"" ""Southern Christian Leadership Conference,"" ""We March for Integrated Schools Now!"" ""We March for Jobs for all Now!"" VO mentions how authorities expected trouble but there was little; Good CU's of marchers; 1:47:37 Aerial of Washington Mall, full of people, good; Demonstrator high up in tree waving placard; Martin Luther King, Jr at podium; JFK, LBJ with Civil Rights movement leadership, men only; King speech (sync sound), """"I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the true meaning of its creed. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equally. I have a dream, that one day on the red hills of Georgia, sons of former slaves, and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood; ""I have a dream"" speech accompanied by VS of crowd, Black and white, women, children and men; NAACP caps, good CU's

00:00:00:15 (Callebs question) Well, I mean, that&apos;s why I notified them and called the parents. It was something I would be uncomfortable with. If one of my children were approached in that way, ...

American actress Bebe Daniels and husband Ben Lyon arrive in the US, tell witness account of London Blitz

For March break, young Canadians and their families take trips with various means of transportation. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

Shichi-Go-San is a festival for three-year-old girls and boys, five-year-old boys and seven-year-old girls. The words literally mean three, five, seven, and they are related to the rituals of the transition of children to these certain ages. Boys and girls had their heads shaved up till their third year of age. The five-year-old boy celebrates by wearing a hakama, trousers with pleating that is symbolizing the seven virtues. The seven-year-old girl celebrates by wearing her first obi (a wide starched belt) in kimono. This custom is rooted in the Heian period (794-1185) where the nobles chose a lucky day in November to celebrate their children age transition to the middle age. During the Kamakura period (1185-1333) the 15th of November was designated as the feast day for the children's transition. Every 15th of November or the nearest Saturday to this date, boys and girls of the ages above, along with their parents, visit a Shinto temple to chase away the evil spirits and pray for the health and well-being of their children. The girls wear kimono and the boys wear a traditional haori overcoat and hakama pants. After the visit, the parents take pictures and buy chitose - ame (a candy bar of a thousand years) to their children, a candy bar stick in a paper bag decorated with cranes and turtles, symbols of longevity. The film takes us to the Meiji Temple and we watch snapshots of the festival.

Item title reads - Pathe opinion poll - equal pay for women? <br/> <br/>Location of events unknown. <br/> <br/>Various shots of women working as porters, secretaries, bus drivers and on boats. M/S of Dame Anne Loughlin being interviewed by John Parsons, she agrees with equal pay because it means the most efficient person will be hired. Parsons then interviews a van driver called Tyler and a window cleaner called Fred Read who give their opinion. He then interviews Dr. C. E. M. Joad who also agrees with equal pay for equal work because women tend to get ill or married and have children and are not constant workers, so paying them equally with men means the employer will always choose the man because he is more consistent! M/S of women working in a sewing factory.

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THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE HOLDS A HEARING ON WELFARE REFORM. THE SOLE WITNESS WILL BE MARY JO BANE, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF HHS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.

French citizens use every means at their disposal to evacuate a city ahead of German invasion. A man with a baby in a seat on his back, walking with his wife who pushes a baby carriage with belongings loaded on it. Another man and woman using baby carriages to carry children and belongings. Horses and wagons being used to carry evacuees. A horse-drawn milk wagon, with a completely destroyed rear tire, but still moving. Milk wagons carrying people. Automobiles overloaded with people and belongings. All manner of horse-drawn vehicles, automobiles, buses and trucks being used by evacuees. A woman using a wheelbarrow walking with another pushing a baby carriage. Numerous bicycles laden with belongings. A car pulling another car by a chain. (Adjacent clips from same reel are in Hauts-de-France region. This clip is likely in that region) Location: France. Date: 1940.

HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE CHAIR WILLIAM ARCHER HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE TO UNVEIL THE PROPOSED GOP TAX CUT PLAN. WORD IS IT DIFFERS SLIGHTLY FROM THE PARTY'S "CONTRACT WITH AMERICA".  THE TAX CUT PLAN CALLS FOR A 500-DOLLAR TAX CREDIT FOR CHILDREN UNDER AGE 18 IN FAMILIES THAT MAKE LESS THAN 200-THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.. BUT THE CREDIT WOULD HAVE LIMITS. TAXPAYERS OWING LESS THAN FIVE-HUNDRED DOLLARS IN TAXES WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO USE THE WHOLE CREDIT. THEY COULD USE ONLY AS MUCH AS THEIR ACTUAL TAX LIABILITY. AND WOULD NOT BE GETTING A REFUND FOR THE DIFFERENCE. THE ORIGINAL PLAN OUTLINED IN THE GOP'S "CONTRACT WITH AMERICA" PROMISED A REFUNDABLE TAX CREDIT... EVEN FOR PEOPLE WHO OWE LITTLE OR NOTHING ON TAXES. THE PROPOSED CHANGE MOSTLY AFFECTS LOWER-INCOME FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN.

A03. HRN-1595 Cam A Sound Bite: Regina King and Lauren London – on motherhood. King – Oh yeah, well, I mean, you know I’m a mother so I can totally relate to a lot of the things that my mother did when I was younger and I’d be like “oh my gosh” and sometimes now I’m like, “I just sounded like Gloria Darby, yes I did.” (Talks) London – I don’t have any children yet. I’m sure when I have babies I’ll probably sound like my mother in a lot of ways.