01/07/68 A0013315 PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA: FILEFILM 1965 HEART TRANSPLANT BY DR NORMAN SHUMWAY WHO PERFORMED SAME ON HUMAN: NX 38611 "HEART TRANSPLANT" SHOWS: STAFORD UNIVERSITY: CUN NURSE WITH DOG "RALPHIE" CU DOG: START OF OPERATION, BEATING HEART VISIBLE SHOTS BARED HEART: NEW HEART SITTING IN SOLUTION: SHOT SWEING IN NEW HEART: NEW HEART BEATIN: OSCILLOGRAPH OFHEART BEATS: NURSE, DOG, AND DR NORMAN SHUMWAY: CU DOG: SOF DR SHUMWAY: (SHOT 2/24/65-65FT) NOTE: RESERVICE OF NX 31445 2/24/65 COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES - STAFORD HEART RESEARCH SHUMWAY, NORMAN - SOF CALIFORNIA - PALO ALTO SURGEAY ANIMALS - DOGS ALLAN & BRACE / 65 FT / 16 NEG / D6410

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Five Hot air balloons preparing for a race from Catalina Island, to the mainland, California. Views of gas tanks and flames that create the hot air for the balloons. Participant, Barbara R. Keith,a 42 year old grandmother, from Hartford, Connecticut, seen wearing an inflatable life jacket and donning her helmet. She boards her balloon and tucks her goodluck mascot (a stuffed toy dog) into the gondola. she is seen rising in her balloon. Brief view of the ground and sightseers from a balloon about 50 feet in the air. Famed balloonist, Donald Louis Piccard, is seen igniting his heater and leaving the ground aboard his balloon. (Note: This was an ill fated venture. Only one balloonist successfully reached the mainland, California. The rest had to be rescued from the water. Mrs. Keith lost her life and her body was recovered days later.) Location: Catalina Island California USA. Date: January 19, 1964.

01:13 ""Evan Thompson"" by Jim Mulryan and Tabby Mulryan. Somewhere in Nevada, Evan Thompson comments on the stereotypes city dwellers have about country folk: ""[They think of us as] redneck, gun wielding, madmen that want to shoot all city people probably. I think Hollywood portrays us as not having a whole lot of brains. . . I think they see us as not knowing a whole lot. Yet if they come in from out of the city and we watch them, we think, 'Oh boy, no wonder you're all killing each other. You're all a bunch of wackos.' We like people, but we don't like neighbors. I think that's like most country people. They like people but don't want to live next door to them."" yes 09:30 ""Diving Mules"" by Skip Blumberg. At the Orange County Fair in Middletown, New York, controversy beaks out at a mule diving exhibit. An animal activist claims that the mules are trained with electric cattle prods. The woman who trains the mules says th at they only use mules that like the water. When asked if the activists love animals, the mule trainer says, ""I don't think they love animals. If they did, they'd move out of the city where they keep their little dogs and cats in their little condos and apartments and move out on a farm where they could enjoy them."" The protester says, ""People can say they love their wives and beat them."" The mule trainer: ""We love the animal activists. All they do is get us a lot of work."" 14:56 ""Country Fiddle and Banjo Contest"" by Andrew Jones. In Lowell, Massachusetts, a fiddler and a banjo picker belt out a Cajun tune. 15:51 ""Roaring Springs, Texas"" by Kathie Robertson. Joey Thacker, the mayor of Roaring Springs, comments on the economics of rural life forcing people to the city. Bennie Dillard, rancher: ""I don't think we've missed anything. If I have I don' t know what it was."" S.N. Fletcher: ""You bet you miss a lot. You're not angry. You live longer."" 24:06 ""Pyrenees Portrait"" by Esti Galili Marpet and Bill Marpet. In Villeraze, France: An old man talks about his family's roots in the area, ""When the old people die, it'll be all over... soon Villeraze will be just a place for tourists."" An 85-year-old woman points to the microphone and asks, ""Are you taking my picture with that?"" 27:14 ""Coyoteland"" by Jay April. In Los Angeles, California: A woman recounts the tale of a coyote stealing her dog form the backyard. Louis Dedeaux, L.A. wildlife specialist, says that once coyotes start eating domestic pets, it becomes a regular part of their diets. Louis on coyotes: ""They're really a good animal. We're building and crowding them in."" Lyla Brooks, a California Defender of Wildlife, says, ""People don't know how to coexist with wildlife. It's a people problem."" In the meantime, Louis checks his traps. Lyla: ""As a rule I don't like trappers, but you seem like a likable fellow... I'm surprised he picked up this profession. He should do something else."" Louis: ""I can monitor it in this profession. It's gonna happen anyway. I can make sure it's done as humanely as possible."" Louis drives through a construction area and says, ""This is why I'm trapping. They're gonna build more homes, take up more space and bring in more domestic pets."" Louis catches a coyote in a trap, ""It's a necessary evil... What justifies it for me is the pets I save... I might have to take a life to save ten."" With the camera focused on the door of the animal regulation truck, Louis shoots the coyote. Louis lets go ""our friend the gopher snake."" Jay: ""You must like that part, letting something go?"" Louis: ""It's the best part of all."" 35:56 ""Sharkey's Cowboys"" by Jim Mulryan and Tabby Mulryan. In Gardnerville, Nevada: Sharkey Begovich praises the courage of the original cowboys: ""A cowboy has to survive from the day he's born to the day he dies... They're a vanishing breed... Honor is a thing of the past."" 45:36 ""Too Old to Die Young"" by Magda Cregg. A music video on the destruction of the Redwood Forest. Features archival logging footage and scenes from Earth First! demonstrations. ""Death rides a logging truck."" 48:50 ""Doug Peacock"" by Jimmy Sternfield. Noted environmentalist Doug Peacock (a.k.a. George Hayduke): ""The overriding issue is not taxation. It's simply the survival of the planet itself... We're going to go down the tubes. Our grandchildren might not even have the chance of a life and maybe it's not a life worth living. That is the reality... We're not going to have too many elections where we have the chance to talk about other issues. If all the powerful countries on Earth took all the resources they put in military, nuclear war and transferred that into making the planet a better place to live, we'd have a chance... Maybe just 50-50. The odds are just that bleak and that's what oughta be talked about."

b&w newsreel - Hollywood & Los Angeles signs - Clement Detective Agency - Murphy Studio - Colonic Therapy - Reducing a Specialty - Electro-therapy Colonic Irrigation - music store in shape of giant piano - odd Vernacular architecture - famous Meglin Kiddies Dance Studio - Harriett Hillings Colonic Irrigation - evenings by appointment only - mineral vapor baths - Colonic Irrigation Dierker System - Madame Louise used movie clothing store - fashions - brief insert baseball players get autograph from an actor - Urological and Rectal sanitarium I.O. Shaw MD - billboard foot long hot dog 10 cents - fortune teller sign - The Master Mind Asks no Questions Tells You What You Want to Know - one in shape of horseshoe w/ good luck on top - Crystal Gazer Truth Only - ice cream parlor in shape of owl - Hoot Hoot I Scream - fortune teller - Clairvoyant the world's greatest reader - sign w/ Egyptian Sphinx & Palm w/ ? mark - astrologist billboard - astrology - Reveals Lifes - The Stars Tell - Domestic - Business Affairs fortune teller - sign / billboard with Irene Root, California's Noted Clairvoyant and Life Reader Wonder Woman - psychic palmist special low fee 50 cents -

Various puppies are released from quarantine in Los Angeles after being shipped from Iraq. PLEASE NOTE VIDEO AND AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS AND REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING.

NEWSFEED 8/29/05 HURRICANE KATRINA, LOTS OF FLOODING, RAIN, DAMAGE, DOWNTOWN NEW ORLEANS, GW BUSH, PROTESTS, DOGS;DX EXT var shots of Hurricane Katrina doing damage in rural areas, traffic light falls, T/H NBC reporter (note the hat); DX EXT more shots of Katrina doing damage in Mississippi and Alabama, car backs out of flood DX EXT car drives right INTO flood, man runs towards water to rescue unsuspecting driver, driver crawls out of car to safety;INT GW Bush talks about energy policy, he wishes he could snap his fingers to lower gas market, but can't;INT Bush talks to seniors about medicare;INT John Roberts meets w/Sen. Patrick Lehey, T/H Lehey;DX EXT black stretched hummer limo drives up to suburban home, high-school kids laugh, limo drives away;DX EXT Katrina slamming into suburban street, rushing water, debris, blowing trees, man rides in raft along street;DX EXT camera in flood water, water gushes around stranded cars, heavy winds make crashing waves, garbage in flood;DX EXT residents in flood water, family stranded in apt. balcony, man waste-deep in flood;DX INT damage in office, ws office bldg, CAR POV drive by flooded suburban area;DX EXT wind still blows along damaged bldgs and flooded streets;INT GW Bush gives speech in California to promote Medicare, thanks people for their prayers for Katrina victims;INT Bush talks about progress in Iraq, Iraqi Constitution;DX EXT many shots of Katrina in full swing slamming into downtown New Orleans--bldgs, alleyways; INT T/H briefing from Alabama official regarding Katrina;DX EXT T/H man, 40s, believes his home faired well during Katrina, neighbor recalls how power lines shifted, fallen trees;DX EXT car drives right into flood water, gets stuck, man rushes towards car and helps stranded driver out of car; DX EXT kids leaving school w/parents, salvation army provides kids w/food, locals, black, drink punch, T/H mother;DX EXT var shots of Katrina at full speed are ruined due to glitches in tape;STILLS: Superdome damage, car in flood, man walks in flood, bldg damage, flooded suburban street;DX EXT news report on Africanized killer bees attacking dog, still dog, black dog, T/H owner;DX EXT news report on L.A. heat wave, woman, 50s, goes walking, offers tips on how to stay cool;DX EXT var shots of jet fighters taking off from air base, aerial of air base, jets in flight, taxing on runway;DX EXT Anti-Bush protesters hold up signs, Pro-Bush supporters have their own signs, Cubans protest Bush at White House;DX EXT lots of destroyed homes in Katrina aftermath, row of cop cars driving, downed tree over crushed home;DX EXT destroyed sidewalk lawn stands upright--as if someone wanted to look under it (very odd);

00:00:00:00 [Members of the famed Bolshoi Ballet visit Disneyland during US tour]/ WS of members posing for photo w/Disney characters like Mickey, Pluto, Goofy etc 1:23/ [NOTE: NO COURTESY REQUIRE ...

Around 60 dogs took part in the annual Loews surf dog competition on Imperial beach, California in July. With three categories of competition available (small surf dogs, large surf dogs and tandem surfing for pet and owner), this competition really is in the premier league of canine X Sports. It raises money for local charities, but lets face it, who needs an excuse?

Approximately 20 contestants, dressed in white, are seen at horseshoe pitching lanes in a fenced enclosure. Spectators are seated in bleachers nearby. A stray dog wanders in the foreground. View of the spectators (mostly men). View of a shoe landing as a ringer. View from the pins as a contestant throws five shoes at four pins. One shoe appears to have landed closed against the first pin. The remaining four are all ringers. In a complete change of scene, Ted Allen, wearing a sweater emblazoned with his name and title: "World's Champion," gives a demonstration. He throws four ringers at one pin, while an intrepid assistant leans over, with his hand atop the pin, confident that he won't be hit by one of the horseshoes. Final view is a closeup of Ted Allen posing with his face framed by a horseshoe. (Note: Ted Allen was born in Kansas. His family moved to Colorado in 1922; to Oregon in 1932; to California in 1933; and finally back to Colorado, in 1936.) Location: Moline Illinois USA. Date: September 4, 1935.

08/30/76 (COL KINE) C0056454 PASADENA, CALIFORNIA THIRD ANNUAL WORLD FRISBEE CHAMPIONSHIPS. UPITN NY0830107 "FRISBEE CHAMPIONSHIPS" 2 - PLAYER TEAM DOES TRICK ROUTINE: SEV SCENES: MORE TRICKS: COMPETITORS THROW FRISBEE TO DOGS: REP ON CAM FIELD IN BG. (RECENT - 40FT - V - O) (NOTE REP NOT TO BE USED) GAMES - FRISBEE CONTESTS 40 FT COL KINE

Noted poets James Dickey, Muriel Rukeyser, and Peter Viereck discuss the rage for poetry readings on college campuses, reactions of the students, and the meaning of the revival of interest in having poets read their works. Each poet reads one of his or her own poems. 1965. Noted poets James Dickey, Muriel Rukeyser, and Peter Viereck discuss the rage for poetry readings on college campuses, reactions of the students, and the meaning of the revival of interest in having poets read their works. Each poet reads one of their own poems. 02:00 INTRO: MacAndrew speaks about poetry readings flourishing as never before, the listening to of poetry, and the poets who now travel so much. He introduces James Dickey, an "astonishingly gifted," Guggenheim award winner who is a professor at San Fernando Valley, California University; Muriel Rukeyser, a poet and prose writer, who can now ignore the whole "critical circus… poetry is not dead"; and Peter Viereck, poet, historian, social philosopher, and professor of Russian at Mount Holyoke. 15:00 INTERVIEW: MacAndrew quotes John Quincy Adams, "We must learn arts of war so our children can learn engineering, so their grandchildren can learn arts." Dickey: Arts are not the products of a leisured class. Poetry is permanently accessible to the soldier, the engineer, etc. Poetry was as vital then as now. Rukeyser: Young audiences are very intense and sometimes embarrassed at enjoying poetry even though they need and long for it. The have a desire for form and a desire for love. Dickey: The traveling poet reveals the eternal themes - the possibility of love and the inevitability of death. These are almost youth's only concerns. Uncertainties are strong in the young and poetry deals with these uncertainties… love and death. The young want individuality and not a niche in the outer world in which to live and die. During college they want to hold on to themselves and feel what they're supposed to feel. That's poetry. Poetry is genuine response and genuine feeling about emotion and occurrence. The young feel poets understand. The poet hasn't the answers to problems, but he gives the spectacle of a person interested in his own responses to problems. Viereck: It's a pack of rotten lies to say there's more interest in poetry now that poetry readings are popular. It only means status. Poetry readings today are what gold cadillacs were… People don't like poetry anymore now than before. It is a status symbol, that's all. The young are hugging poetry to death in the U.S.A. But, in the USSR people really love poetry. Poetry is protest, not status or chic tongue-in-cheek. It's a revolt. Rukeyser: Flattery isn't so bad - like cigarettes- if you don't inhale. People want to know what has happened, poets tell them events and react to the events. "It's an exchange of consciousness" bringing the poem through to them. Viereck: "like furniture from Finland, a new kind of status." Dickey: Poetry hasn't value as status. Don't discount the possibility of it being a real experience. The young are groping. My motive in writing poetry is not status but to speak to another human being. Viereck: Poets today are cautious. In USSR poets take risks and end up in camps. Beatniks are cautious. They are the lap dogs of the bourgeoisie. Viereck attacks San Francisco poets. Rukeyser talks about women as poets. The critics treat them as an image for something. 2:00 READING: Dickey reads "The Night Pool" about a man and a woman in a swimming pool at night. It is a love poem. Her body in my arms, but not drowned… we rise out into our land bodies… wrap her in towels. 1:45 READING: Rukeyser reads part 12 of "Outer Banks" in North Carolina where Hart Crane wrote, "Wright Brothers Flew", etc. Dark young living people sing: More song and you're under arrest… edge of moment is the center… reference to Selma. 3:00 READING: Viereck reads "First Morning" about the world's birthday and Auschwitz, two things --courage and love … what am I here for if not to make love songs… say 'yes' to the breezes… Dig your graves, we're going to shoot you… (This is a bitter poem, and Viereck intones a la russe and with fire) Dickey says "cause poems" date very quickly, but they're therapeutic. Real poets are more concerned with our own inner life. Rukeyser says, poets and young people have a wish for direct speech. Viereck won't let the program end on a positive note, as MacAndrew vainly tries. He says MacAndrew is "the bland leading the bland". Poets: James Dickey, Muriel Rukeyser, and Peter Viereck

Eddie, the dog of "Frazier" fame, gets immortalized at Mann's theater today. His paw prints are now along side such noted entertainers as John Wayne and Lassie.

1959 UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 10

A news story about Canadian actor Richard Hong found dead in a friend's home in Los Angeles. Good footage of Hong's surfboard cam capturing him riding the waves. 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.

Wonderful World. Wonderful World Broad documentary surveying global cultures, lifestyles, emphasizing common human activities, sponsored by Coca-Cola. Narrator: Ken Nordine. Parallels in European, American, Asian, South American, Caribbean lifestyles, leisure, hospitality, (racial stereotypes in narration.) Landmarks, history, sports, architecture, travel. Amazingly, everyone drinks Coke - globalism, multinationalism. Intro. Stars & planets in space backdrop. Music, VO host talks of universal of human desire for something beautiful. Revolving model globe of Earth. Aerial POV NYC midtown Manhattan. TD skyscraper. Rockefeller Center Plaza w/ patio tables, international flags. Lever House on Park Ave. Americana. VS baseball stadium. (sports) VO host. Nothing is more American than baseball. Batter makes base hit. Fans in bleachers, beverage vendors. Car drives through covered bridge. VS Small New England town. Tree-lined streets, church steeples, schooners in harbor (ships, boats) in Mystic Seaport, Connecticut, VS Harvard University campus, Cambridge, MA. Students entering columned building. Quebec City, Canada. People ride in horsedrawn carriage. WS Chateau Frontenac Hotel. Peace Tower- Ottawa. Mounted Police (Canadian Mounties!), motorcade by Canadian Parliament. Parliament on Thames River, Great Britain. Westminster Abbey, London. Royal Guards on parade, Buckingham Palace. Portrait of Duke of Wellington. VS English pubs, inns - men play darts. Signs of inns. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Actors perform balcony scene in Romeo & Juliet, Stratford-on-Avon. Oxford University. Good scenes of horse racing. Fans holding drinks, watching race. (sports) France. Boat POV Seine River, Eiffel Tower & original Statue of Liberty. Notre Dame Cathedral. People at sidewalk tables on Champs d' Elysee. Arc D' Triomphe. VS People dine in elegant French restaurant; Chefs speak to people at tables (cuisine). Waiter brings main course to table, spoons marinade over it. (Roast animal w/ skewered vegetables). Parade in Montmarte. The Louvre museum. Man paints scene of museum on canvas outdoors. Tour De France bicyclists racing through small towns, cheered by spectators. VO In Europe they live in easy harmony with the old and the new. Belgium. Spires, medieval facades of the Guilds in Brussels. Boat POV canals, downtown bicycle race Amsterdam, WS rural land w/ windmills, Netherlands. Stockholm, Sweden. Town hall, modern buildings along river. Sailboat on water. Swedish smorgasbord (buffets) Guests move in line, serve themselves food from table. Children play in water fountain. Germany. TU modern office building (Frankfurt?). Soccer game. Players, goalie makes kickoff, fans react in bleachers. Aerial POV Rhine Valley, river, trees. Castles on green mountain sides. WS Heidelberg. Lion sculpture on campus of University. Students between classes. Dancers in country town plaza. (Oktoberfest-like). Villagers in traditional costume. CU Tuba player. Munich town clock (Glockenspiel) w/ mechanical jousters. Vienna Opera House. Female dancers perform to Johann Strauss waltz by arch. Festival in Vienna. Couple drinking Coke at table. VS Swiss Alps. Man plays accordion at picnic by river. Italy. La Scala opera house, Milan. Grand Canal, Venice. Children feed pigeons in St. Mark's Square. Gondolier rows gondola in front of Rialto bridge. Florence. Outdoor markets at Ponte Vecchio. Piazza della Signoria. HA WS PAN Florence w/ Arno in FG. VS Rome. Renaissance architecture. St. Peter's Basilica. ZI dome. VS fountains including Bernini fountains, Trevi fountain. Arch of Constantine. Coliseum, Ancient columns at the Forum. Spain. Street festival Pamplona. People carry oversize royal figures. Crowds dancing w/ banners. Running of the Bulls in Pamplona. Crowds run down narrow streets into bullfighting arena. Matador challenges bull in bullfight. (Cruelty to animals). Crowd waves white flags. Madrid. Plaza De Toros. Couples get Cokes from drink vendor stand. City statues. Flamenco dancers perform in plaza, men clap castanets. Middle East / North Africa. Men lead caravan of three camels in silhouette on horizon - GOOD. VS People listen to storyteller outdoors, laugh. Caravan travels over bridge. Arab minarets. VS Casablanca, Morocco. Lamb & bread is served at outdoor meal. Men wear fez. Couple inside bazaar casbah drink bottles of Coke. VS mosques. Egypt. Traditional Felucca sailboat traveling up Nile. VS Sphinx. Tourist family on pyramid. Ancient arches, columns, statues, relics, hieroglyphics in Nile Valley. Africa. Victoria Falls (waterfalls). Wild animals. Female lions, gazelle, lions, giraffes, elephants. Lion hunts. Natives perform primitive art form - Tribal dancing w/ shields & spears & percussion (marimba). Feathered costumes, animal skins. Buildings in Johannesburg, South Africa. National Memorial windmill, Capetown. European mansion. White family picnic on beach. White couple sits on Point of Rocks where Atlantic & Indian Oceans meet. India. Taj Majal. People walk on sides of pool. Women sort colorful silk & satin fabrics. Bride & groom greet guests at their arranged wedding ceremony. VS New Delhi government buildings. Singapore. University of Malaya. Students chat & joke on campus. GREAT LA statues of Balinese gods w/ dramatic music. Thailand. VS Bangkok temples. Buddhist monks in orange robes walking. Women perform dances in traditional costume (pointed headdresses & jeweled satin dresses) on stage. (Architecture) Asia. Hong Kong (China) Neon lights of city signs at night. People dining in restaurant. Good CU table laden with food. Family dines at table w/ chopsticks. Woman wears silk dress. Young girl squints as she eats sweet & sour dish of food. Junk boats & sampans in seaport harbor. Japan. Woman in kimono performs dance w/ fan at outdoor tea ceremony in garden (geishas). Actors dance in traditional costume & masks on stage in Kabuki play (Noh, drama, theater). EST shot Manila, Philippines. Backyard party - Filipino guests serve themselves food at buffet table. VS Couples do traditional Tinkling dance (dancing between bamboo sticks as they are clapped together.) Hawaii (Polynesia)-- Female dancers in leis & grass skirts perform the hula at luau party. Line of surfers stand up on boards, ride wave - dog surfs too (cute animal tricks!). Australia. Sailboats on harbor. Family leaves house for Christmas in Summer, etc. Sailboats on harbor. Koalas in trees at zoo, kangaroos. WS Bondi Beach, Sydney. Children play in water, wet boy runs to mother who eats at picnic on beach (note cunningly placed Coke bottle). Sailboat on water. South America. Peru -- Remains of Inca civilization in Andes mountains. Villagers in traditional dress lead herds of llamas, walk on stone steps. Children play flute, dance outdoors. Argentina -- Man rides horse, rounding up herds of cattle on ranch. Polo match. Group of excited young men & women watching the game. EST shot Buenos Aires. WS traffic on widest street in world. VO: Pioneer countries' hardships. Statue of explorer, wagon & oxen. Couple drinking Coke while sitting next to cannon on cliff, looking out over city of Montevideo, Uruguay. Sao Paolo, Brazil. Modern architecture. Copacabana, beaches in Rio De Janeiro. Dancers & musicians perform for guests on patio during Carnaval. Couple on balcony look out over city of Rio De Janeiro, harbor. Good HA WS EST shot. Dominican Republic (West Indies, Caribbean, Greater Antilles). Monuments, bell towers. Tomb of Christopher Columbus in Santo Domingo. Modern architecture. (Cuba) VS office buildings, palm trees. Musicians perform traditional song in Spanish for diners on balcony. (Guitar, maracas, clave). Mayan pyramids (Mexico). Dancers in colorful feathered traditional costumes perform Aztec dance w/ drums. Buildings w/ ancient art. Mexico City. University of Mexico campus. Man & woman in swimsuit. Man cliff diving into Pacific Ocean (Acapulco). Good EST shot Acapulco. United States. California -- Golden Gate Bridge. VO - path of Spanish conquistadors. Waiter serving platter of shrimp cocktail to people seated at Top of The Mark (Mark Hopkins Hotel) restaurant with view of San Francisco Bay, downtown, Bay Bridge. Family driving in convertible car along hilly road overlooking city. Anaheim, CA -- Old Time train. Tourists walk on Old Western town street in Disneyland. American Indians dance on float w/ teepee in Disney parade. Western railroad cars. Colorado State Fair. People on horseback w/ flags, Rodeo: male rider on bucking horse. Two female fans in cowboy hats, Western wear. Man gets thrown off bucking steer. The West, camping. People ride on horseback along ridge trail, Grand Canyon, Arizona. Canadian Rocky Mountains. Uniformed Canadian Mounties (police) ride along river. Fisherman casting line, reeling in and catching fish in net. Two men cooking fish in skillet over campfire, drinking Coke. Canoeing on Lake Louise. (Alberta, Canada). Americana, hospitality. Boats on harbor in Great Lakes. City skyline of Chicago, IL. Fountain, St. Louis, MO. VS Family & friends' backyard barbecue- Summer. Man wears chef's hat, apron. CU hamburgers & hot dogs on charcoal grill. PAN over food on picnic table. (deviled eggs, vegetable tray, baked beans, bottles of Coke on ice.) Woman serves food. People on horseback ride past mansion (Virginia?) Washington D.C. -- White House, HA WS EST shot of Capitol Building & the Mall. Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ZI Statue of Liberty, NYC. Patriotic summation. Music: America The Beautiful. End credits..

00:00:00:00 - [Prosecution opening statement in the dog mauling death of Diane Whipple.]- note: this is SF case, moved to LA due to publicity in Bay Area / SF Superior Court Judge James Warren; SF Dep ...

NOTES: COL KINE LOCATION: NEW HAMPSHIRE TITLE: SLED - DOG RACE SERVICED DATE: 02/15/77 NO: UPITN NEW YORK 021546 DATE SHOT: RECENT LENGTH: 37 FT SECONDS: 1:02 SOUND: V - O DATE OF ARRIVAL: SLED-DOG CHAMPIONSHIP DERBY HELD IN NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTE: A SLED PULLED BY A TEAM OF DOGS IS A LONG-TIME SYMBOL OF THE ARCTIC. BUT IN MODERN TIMES, WITH MODERN COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORTATION, THE SLED HAS BECOME OUTMODED. WHILE THE DOGS THEMSELVES -- HUSKIES -- REMAIN A FAVORITE AMONG PET OWNERS, THE IDEA OF A TEAM OF HUSKIES PULLING A SLED THROUGH A SNOWY TERRAIN HAS BEEN LEFT TO A HANDFUL OF ENTHUSIASTS THROUGHOUT NORTH AMERICA. OVER THIS PAST WEEKEND, THEY GATHERED THEIR SLEDS AND TEAMS IN LACONIA, NEW HAMPSHIRE AND RACED EACH OTHER FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP. VIC PIMENTEL REPORTS. VIDEO AUDIO DOG TEAM STARTS :06 THE 1977 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SLED- DOG DERBY DRIVER ADJUSTS SLED :12 WAS WON BY HARRIS DUNLOP OF BAKERSFIELD, CAPTURING CLOSE TO 2,000 DOLLARS IN PRIZE TEAMS STARTING :22 MONEY. THIS YEAR'S RACE BROUGHT TO LACONIA, NEW HAMPSHIRE THE FINEST TEAMS FROM ALL OVER NORTH AMERICA INCLUDING SEVEN TEAMS FROM CANADA AND ONE TEAM DOG TEAM IN SLOW MOTION :27 TRAVELING ALL THE WAY FROM THE MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA, ABSENT, HOWEVER, WAS LOCAL FAVORITE, AND FIVE-TIME WORLD CHAMPION VARIOUS SHOTS DRIVERS AND RICHARD MOULTON. THE LACONIA DERBY IS THE DIGS :48 MOST PRESTIGIOUS RACE HELD IN THE LOWER 48 (US) STATES, OFFERING OVER 7,000-DOLLARS IN PRIZE MONEY. FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE DAYS THESE TEAMS USUALLY MADE UP OF 16 HUSKIES RACE OVER 20 MILES OF SCENIC BUT EXHAUSTING TRAILS...DOGS PULLING, DRIVERS PUSHING, THEY RUN UPHILLS THROUGH WOODS, AND ACROSS FROZEN LAKES. WINNING DRIVER :50 DUNLOP HAS RACED HERE NINE TIMES, FINISHING SECOND THREE TIMES, AND THIRD THREE TIMES. DOG :55 BUT THAT FIRST PLACE FINISH HAS ALWAYS WINNER :58 ELUDED HIM. HOWEVER, THIS YEAR HIS TEAM WILL BRING THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY DOG 1:02 HOME TO BAKERSFIELD, NEW YORK. FROM LACONIA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VIC PIMENTEL, FOR ABC NEWS. TOTAL 1:02

THERE ARE QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE SALARY AND THE 800-THOUSAND DOLLAR HOME TO BE PROVIDED TO THE NEW DIRECTOR OF THE SAN MATEO COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY.

01/16/2014 4 T748178950 Preview: 10/20/51; Broadcast: 10/21/51; 1st spot: Checkers (with dog), Opening jokes; 2nd spot: The Human Fly (Cauliflower McPlugg); 3rd spot: The Smokeless Sunday (Willy Lump Lump); 4th spot: The Taylor Maids, "That's the Man For Me"; 5th spot: Execution (Commercial); 6th spot: The American Dance; Reference: Film Library Vol. 4 10/21/51 01/22/2014 5 T748179257 Preview: 10/27/51; Broadcast: 10/28/51; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes; 2nd Spot: Theatre Seat Routine; 3rd Spot: Atomic Crunchies; 4th Spot: Weatherman; 5th Spot Mountain Washing (Clem; Commercial; 6th Spot: "On the Sunny Side of the Street" (Beverly Hudson); 7th Spot: Laying Cornerstone (San Fernando Red); Reference: Film Library Vol. 5 10/28/51 01/16/2014 6 T748178941 Preview: 11/3/51; Broadcast: 11/4/51; 1st spot opening jokes (Junior Halloween), 2nd spot: Real Estate Saleman (Clem Kadiddlehopper); 3rd spot: Vitamin Announcer (Tenessee Waltz); 4th spot: The Pepperettes; 5th spot: Artists & Models (Commercial); 6th spotBurglar Skit (Willy Lump Lump); Reference Film Library Vol.6 11/4/51 01/22/2014 7 T748179255 Preview: 11/10/51; Broadcast: 11/11/51; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes; 2nd Spot: Mocking Bird Hill (Clem, Cauliflower, Red); 3. 3rd Spot: "Let's Do It Again" (The Sportsmen); 4th Spot: Cafe Paree Commercial; If Adults Acted Like Kids; Reference: Film Library Vol. 7 11/11/51 01/16/2014 8 T748178944 Preview: 11/17/51; Broadcast: 11/18/51; 1st spot: Opening jokes (Junior jokes); 2nd spot: Tootpaste salesman (Clem); 3. Drugstore customers & Clerks; 4th spot; G.I. McPlugg (Commercial); 5th spot: "the Customer is Always Right" (The Modernaires); 6th spot: The Private (Bloodshot) Eye(Willy Lump Lump); Reference: Film Library Vol.8 11/18/51 01/22/2014 9 T748179259 Preview: 11/24/41 (as typed); Broadcast: 11/25/51; 1st Spot: Junior Jokes; 2nd Spot: Prize Fight (Pantomime); 3rd Spot: Three Stages of Marriedm Life; 4th Spot: Prison Scene (Commercial); 5th Spot: Swan Lake Ballet; Reference: Film Library Vol. 9 11/25/51 01/17/2014 10 T748178964 Preview: 12/1/51; Broadcast: 12/2/51; 1st spot: Opening jokes; 2nd spot: Different People Walking Up and Down Stairs; 3rd spot: Radio Sound Effects; 4th spot: McPlugg Locker Room; Commercial; 5th spot: Used Car Dealer (Clem); Reference: Film Library Vol. 10 12/2/51 01/16/2014 12 T748178951 Preview: 12/8/51; Broadcast: 12/9/51; 1st spot: Opening jokes; 2nd spot: Clem Selling CHristmas Trees; 3rd spot: "I Wanna Say Hello" (The Four Knights) and "You Broke Your Promise" (with Red); 4th spot: ? Politina Commercial (San Fernando ?; 5th spot: Willy Lump Lump, Expert Christmas Tree Trimmer; Reference: Film Library Vol. 12 12/9/51 01/22/2014 11 T748179258 Preview: 12/8/51; Broadcast: 1st Spot: Opening Jokes (Tennis Player); 2nd Spot: Different People Walking (Pantomime); 3rd Spot: English Courtroom (Commercial); 4th Spot: Big Card Game (Deadeye); Reference: Film Library Vol. 11 12/9/51 01/16/2014 13 T748178945 Preview: 12/22/51; Broadcast: 12/23/51; 1st spot: Opening jokes; 2nd spot: "Live" Commercial (Red using Tide to take-off make-up; 3rd spot: Skeltons at home; Reference: Film Library ? 12/23/51 01/16/2014 14 T748178946 Preview: 12/29/51; Broadcast: 12/30/51; 1st spot: Opening jokes (California sunshine); 2nd spot: Drunk Frying Eggs; 3rd spot: Invitation to Skelton's First Dance; 4th spot: How Women Get Up; 5th spot: Desert Island, Commercial; 6th spot: Dancing school (Clem); Reference Film Library Vol. 31 12/29/51 01/17/2014 15 T748178963 Preview: 1/5/52; Broadcast: 1/6/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes; 2nd spot: Cavalcade of Sports (Weepy J.K. Numbskull); 3rd spot: The Bouncer (McPlugg) Trenier Twins (Go-Go-Go); 4th spot: The Golfer (Commercial; 5th spot: The Corpus Delicti (Milton Berle); Reference: Film Library Vol. 15 1/6/52 01/22/2014 16 T748179256 Preview: 1/12/52; Broadcast: 1/13/52; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes; 2nd Spot: Smoothola Shave Cream (Clem); 3rd Spot: Baby Sitter (McPlugg); 4th Spot: Department Store Commercial; 5th Spot: Spectre of the Rose; Reference: Film Library Vol. 16 1/13/52 01/22/2014 17 T748179260 Preview: 1/19/52; Broadcast: 1/20/52; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes (Little Red "Walking" Hood; 2nd Spot: Frying Eggs (Willy Lump Lump); 3rd Spot: Drugstore Routine; 4th Spot: The Clean Fighter (Commercial); 5th Spot: Parking & Sparking; Reference: Film Library Vol. 17 1/20/52 01/16/2014 18 T748178952 Preview: 1/26/52; Broadcast: 1/27/52; 1st spot: Shortest Commercial in Television; 2nd spot: Opening jokes; (Junior jokes); 3rd spot: Pantomimes, Speakers, Movie heroes Dying; 4th spot: Skylarks (St. Louis Blues); 5th spot: Rock-A-Bye Commercial;6th spot: Embarrassing Moments; Reference Film Library Vol. 18 1/27/52 01/17/2014 20 T748178988 (Exactly as label shows info); 1st spot: Camera Explosion; 4th spot: Streets of Laredo; 3rd spot: It's Magic; 2nd spot: Transcontinental; 5th spot: Topsy-Turvy (Willy); Reference: Film Library Vol. 20; Preview: 2/9/52; Broadcast: 2/10/52 2/10/52 01/22/2014 21 T748179177 Preview: 2/16/52; Broadcast: 2/17/52; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes (Beaches); 2nd Spot: Catching the Bus; 3rd Spot: "Longest Commercial in Television"; 4th Spot: David Rose (Holiday for Strings); 5th Spot: The Cocktail Lounge; 6th Spot: "The ?"; Refernce: Film Library 2/17/52 01/17/2014 22 T748178986 Preview: 2/23/52; Broadcast: 2/24/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes; 2nd spot: Different people Watching Boxing Match; 3rd spot: Lord Beaverhead; 4thspot; Pedestrian Polo, Commercial (Clem); 5th spot: How to Make a Salad (Willy); Reference: Film Library Vol. 22 2/24/52 01/22/2014 23 T748179179 Preview: 3/2/52; Broadcast: 3/3/52; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes (Flying); 2nd Spot: Lecture on Human Anatomy (Clem Kadiddlehopper); 3rd Spot: The Rivero Quintet; 4th Spot: Pasquale's Hotel (Commercial); 5th Spot: On the House; Reference: Film Library Vol. 23 3/3/52 01/22/2014 25 T748179176 No. 1: Opening Jokes; No. 2: Travelogue (Clem); No. 3: Shepard Brothers (Swiss Bell Ringers); No. 4: Dirty Deadeye (Commercial); No. 5: Lost Patrol (McPlugg); Preview: 3/15/52; Broadcast: 3/16/52; Reference: Film Library Vol. 25 3/16/52 01/22/2014 ? T748178522 3/23/52; "Corn On Cob R.S.S."; Prod. No. 26 3/23/52 01/17/2014 26 T748178989 1. Opening jokes; 2. Corn Eating Routine; 3. Laundromat (Commercial starrin McPlugg); 4. Debt of a Salesman (Willy Lump Lump); Preview: 3/22/52; Broadcast: 3/23/52; Reference: Film Library Vol. 26 3/23/52 01/17/2014 27 T748178990 Preview: 3/29/52; Broadcast: 3/30/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes (Political); 2nd spot: Bon Bons (Pantomime); 3rd spot: Willy the Barber, Commercial; 4th spot: Quiz the Candidate (San Fernando); Reference: Film Library Vol. 27 3/30/52 01/22/2014 28 T748179178 Preview: 4/5/52; Broadcast: 4/6/52; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes (Junior Jokes - Fires & Zoo); 2nd Spot: The Travel Bureau (Clem Kadiddlehopper); 3rd Spot: Last of the Mohiccans (Deadeye - Commercial); Note: 4th Spot is a return to The Travel Bureau (Clem); Reference: Film Library Vol. 28 4/6/52 01/16/2014 30 T748178953 Preview: 4/19/52; Broadcast: 4/20/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes; 2nd spot: Helen of Troy (commercial); 3rd spot: Prosper or Pay the Penalty (J. Newton Numbskull); Reference: Film Library Vol. 30 4/20/52 01/17/2014 31 T748178991 Preview: 4/26/52; Broadcast: 4/27/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes (Atomic Blast); 2nd spot: Joseph Marais and Miranda - Songs; 3rd spot: Railroad Tower Commercial (Clem); 4th spot: Movietime (The Little Italian); Reference Film Library Vol. 31 4/27/52 01/16/2014 32 T748178955 Preview: 5/3/52; Broadcast: 5/4/52 (from San Francisco); 1st spot: Opening jokes (Cable Cars); 2nd spot; It Takes All Kinds - Interview - (Clem) (Cauliflower); 3rd spot: Chinese Laundry; 4th spot: Guzzler's Tonic; Reference: Film Library Vol. 32 5/4/52 01/16/2014 33 T748178960 Preview: 5/10/52; Broadcast: 5/11/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes (San Francisco); 2nd spot: Mixing A Salad For The Dollar Dinner; 3rd spot: Weepy the Cluck Commercial; 4th spot: Let's Talk About Mother (Mother's Day); Reference: Film Library Vol. 33 5/11/52 01/17/2014 34 T748178983 Preview: 5/17/52; Broadcast: 5/18/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes (Warner Bros. Fire); 2nd spot: Telephone Trouble; 3rd spot: The Absent Minded Announcer (Commercial), Poem - J. Newton Numbskull; 4th spot: Dinner at Cobina's (Clem); Reference: Film Library Vol. 34 5/18/52 01/22/2014 35 T748179175 Preview: 5/24/52; Broadcast: 5/25/52; 1st Spot: Opening Jokes (College Boys, Cauliflower); 2nd Spot: Hiccups Cure (Clem); 3rd Spot: It's Kind to Your hands Too (twins) Commercial; 4th spot: The Railroad Station (Willy); Refernce: Film Library Vol. 35 5/25/52 01/22/2014 36 T748179180 No. 1: Opening Jokes; No. 2: Great Saloon Robbery (Deadeye); No. 3: "Live" Commercial in Deadeye Skit; Preview: 5/31/52; Broadcast: 6/1/52; Reference: Film Library Vol. 26 6/1/52 01/16/2014 37 T748178954 Preview: 6/7/52; Broadcast: 6/8/52; 1st spot: Dave Rose Opening: 2nd spot: Opening jokes (Benny Rubin Spelling Tide, political jokes, Spring in Los Angeles, Junior); 3rd spot: Different People Getting Into Bed; 4th spot:Wo? in the Mountain - Ski LodgeCommercial; 5th spot: "Foldin' Boy" - McPlugg; Ref ? 6/8/52 01/17/2014 38 T748178992 Preview: 6/14/52; Broadcast: 6/15/52; 1st spot: Opening jokes (Convention); 2nd spot: Let's Talk About Father, Delivery Room (Commercial), Father's Day (Bedroom & Living Room), Delivery Room; Reference Film Library Vol. 38 6/15/52 01/22/2014 1 T748179174 Aired: 9/28/52; 1. Red's Opening with David Rose and Drinking Gag; 2. Different people Watching TV; 3. Different People at the Beach; 4. Cauliflower at Bat (Integ. Commercial); 5. It's Good To Be Home with Willy Lump Lump; 6. Red's Closing 9/28/52 01/16/2014 2 T748178956 Aired: 10/5/52; 1. Red's opening in front of curtains; 2. Smooth sailing (Integ. commercial); 3. Painting the bedroom with Willy; 4. Under the curtain closing; Refernce: Film Library Vol. 2 - Sec. 2 10/5/52 01/22/2014 3 T748179168 Aired: 10/12/52; 1. People with Ice Cream at the Movies; 2. Stage Coach Commercial (Repeat); 3. Chloremycetin, I Love You; Reference: Film Library Vol. 3, Sec. 2 10/12/52 01/22/2014 4 T748179173 Aired: 10/19/52; 1. Clem's Barnyard Lecture; 2. Sidewalk Confusion (Integ. Commercial); 3. The Mad Scientist; Reference: Film Library Vol. 4, Sec. 2 10/19/52 01/17/2014 5 T748178987 Aired: 10/26/52; 1. Opening Jollies; 2.People Crossing the Street; 3. Lt. Muscle (Integ. Commercial); Beaverhead and Putnam; 5. Closing with John Wayne; Reference: Film Library Vol. 5 - Sec. 2 10/26/52 01/16/2014 6 T748178957 Aired 11/2/52; 1. Opening Jollies; 2. San Fernando in Whistle Stop; 3. The Gooney Gardener (Int. Commercial); 4. John Q. American Secret Ballot; Reference: Film Library Vol. 6 - Sec. 2 11/2/52 01/16/2014 8 T748178943 Aired: 11/16/52; 1. Hotel Lobby; 2. Photographer's Model (Integ. Commercial); 3. Waterfront Cafe Scene 11/16/52 01/22/2014 7 T748179144 Aired: 11/9/52; 1. Opening in Front of Curtains; 2. Clem's Promotion (corrected as Graduation); 3. McPlugg and Clean Fighter (Last Year's Commercial); 4. G.I. Dentist; Reference: Film Library Vol. 7 - Sec. 2 11/19/52 01/17/2014 9 T748178962 Aired: 11/23/52; 1. Stockade Opening with Lucy Knoch; 2. Football Coach - Weepy Talks Turkey; 3. Miles Standish with John Alden Sketch (Integ. Commercial)Reference: Film Library Vol. 9- Sec. 2 11/23/52 01/22/2014 11 T748179142 Aired: 12/7/52; 1. Boss With A Cigar; 2. The Robot Mechanical Man; The Sportsmen Singing; 4. French Hand Laundry (Integ. Comm.); 5. Fancy Footwork (McPlugg); Reference: Film Library Vol. 11, Sec. 2 12/7/52 01/17/2014 11 T748178985 EXTRA COPY of SHOW #11; Aired: 12/7/52; 1. Openings (Boss With A Cigar); 2. The Robot Mechanical Man (starring Pitchman Pete); 3. The Sportsman Quartet; 4. French Hand Laundry (Integrated Commercial); 5. Fancy Footwork (McPlugg); Reference: Film Library, Extra Copies; Duplicate 12/7/52 01/22/2014 12 T748179143 Aired: 12/14/52; 1. Theatre Lobby Opening (Different People at theMovies); 2. The Step Brothers; 3. The Sultan (Integ. Comm.); 4. The Bum's Rush (Freddy the Freeloader) 12/14/52

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Stations Please Note: This package contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package and within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.\n\nNOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.\n\nAFFILIATE MARKET NOTES: "Shazam!" was filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "Superpower Dogs" was filmed in San Diego, California; Miami, Florida; Milan, Italy; Lewa Wildlfe Conservancy, Kenya; and Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. "Teen Spirit" was filmed in London, England; and Montréal, Québec, Canada.\n\n --SUPERS--\n\n:00-:18\n"Shazam!"\nCourtesy Warner Bros. Pictures\n\n:18-:37\n"Superpower Dogs"\nCourtesy Cosmic Picture\n\n:37-:45\nDaniel Ferguson\nWriter/Director, "Superpower Dogs"\n\n:45-1:13\n"Teen Spirit"\nCourtesy Bleecker Street/Interscope Records\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nPLENTY OF MOVIE NEWS TODAY! DAVID DANIEL HAS DETAILS IN THE HOLLYWOOD MINUTE.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n"You're him. You're the hero."\n\nIF YOU CAN'T WAIT FOR "SHAZAM" TO ZOOM INTO THEATERS, YOU MAY BE IN LUCK! MEMBES OF FANDANGO'S REWARDS PROGRAM CAN PURCHASE TICKETS NOW FOR EXCLUSIVE ADVANCE SCREENINGS BEGINNING MARCH 23RD -- NEARLY TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE FILM'S RELEASE.\n\n(nat-music)\n\nTHE NEW I-MAX DOCUMENTARY "SUPER-POWER DOGS" PUTS THE BRAVERY AND LIFE-SAVING SKILLS OF SOME AMAZING CANINES ON THE REALLY BIG SCREEN. VETERAN I-MAX DIRECTOR DANIEL FERGUSON TRAVELED THE WORLD FOR AN IMMERSIVE LOOK AT MAN'S BEST FRIEND.\n\n"We want the camera to be the dog's perspective, you know. We want to be beneath the dog, we want to be under the water, and we want the audience to really feel like it's a larger-than-life experience."\n\n(singing) "Yeah, I know it's stupid. I just gotta see it for myself."\n\nYOU CAN SEE -- AND HEAR -- ELLE FANNING'S TAKE ON ROBYN'S "DANCING ON MY OWN" IN THIS ADVANCE CLIP FROM "TEEN SPIRIT." FANNING PLAYS A SHY TEENAGER WHO ENTERS A SINGING COMPETITION. THE ACTRESS ALSO PERFORMS MUSIC BY ANNIE LENNOX, ELLIE GOULDING, AND TEGAN AND SARA IN THE MOVIE, WHICH OPENS APRIL FIFTH. IN HOLLYWOOD, I'M DAVID DANIEL.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n ENTERTAINMENT SHOWBIZ HOLLYWOOD MOVIES MUSIC IMAX SUPERHERO DOCUMENTARY DOGS SINGING\n\n