1960s: Man and woman stand proudly. Large house on river bank, water rushes over small waterfall, down river. Leafless trees in winter. Map, Rouge River, Dearborn, Henry Ford.

HENRY FORD'S MIRROR OF AMERICA, 1914-1945

ABC Evening News for Monday, Oct 21, 1974 Introduction Howard K. Smith (Washington, DC) Ford, Echeverria Meet (Studio) President Ford meets with Mexican President Luis Echeverria on US, Mexican border. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Nogales, Mexico) [FORD - expresses pleasure over meeting; outlines meeting's relevance. ] REPORTER: Steve Bell (Magdalena De Kino, Mexico) Ford and Echeverria walk through streets together amid cheering crowds. Supposedly, recent oil find in Mexico not most important topic of meeting; other topics of conversation outlined. REPORTER: Steve Bell (Courtesy Mexican television via KZAZ-TV Tucson, Arizona) Japanese Demonstrators / Ford Visit (Studio) Left wing demonstrators in Japan protest President Ford's upcoming visit to Japan. Japan observes international antiwar day. In 1960, massive anti-American demonstrations caused President Eisenhower to cancel trip to Japan. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Commercial: Reynolds Aluminum.) Tapes, Documents / Nixon / Custody Issue (Studio) Washington, DC federal judge Charles Richey rules on issue with regard to custody of Nixon admin.'s tapes and documents. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (DC) Judge rules tapes and documents to remain in Washington, DC for now; Nixon won't have custody of materials. Nixon's attorney Herbert Miller calls for compliance with White House, Nixon agreement to move materials to California. Special prosecutor's office says grand jury to issue subpoena for more tapes soon. Journalist Robert Herzstein argues for government custody of materials, also. Judge Richey's ruling only temporary. REPORTER: Stephen Geer Artist: Freda Reiter Watergate Cover-up Trial (Studio) Watergate cover-up trial conts.; jury hears 3rd White House tape. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (DC) Defense attys. protest special prosecutor Leon Jaworski's busy wkend. of interviews, but Judge John Sirica's gag order remains firmly intact on attys. in case. John Dean conts. testimony for prosecution. Details of tape outlined. Defense to cross-examine Dean tomorrow. REPORTER: David Schoumacher Artist: Freda Reiter (Commercial: Wizard Air Freshener; Star-Kist Tuna.) Kent State Trial (Studio) 2 jurors selected in Kent State trial in Cleveland, Ohio Kent State incident recapped. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Cleveland, Ohio) May 4, 1970, film shows Kent State shooting. 8 former National Guard on trial for shooting Kent State students. [Defendant Larry SHAFER - says ordeal has been harrowing.] [Defendant James PIERCE - discusses hardship of past 4 years; glad to see end of tunnel now.] Judge Frank Battisti questions prospective jurors. REPORTER: Ann Medina Artist: Ann Martin Boston / Busing (Studio) Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) favors black community control of schools in Boston, Massachusetts, rather than forced busing. Only minor trouble occurs as Boston begins 6th week of busing. Report on black neighborhood's reaction to busing follows. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Boston, Massachusetts) Roxbury family interviewed; reaction taken. Blacks clearly state law is on their side; no black expects quick and easy solution to busing issue, however. REPORTER: Lem Tucker (Commercial: Tegrin Medicated Cream; Atlas Tires; Blue Cross Association; Bufferin.) Trade Bill, Emigration / USSR , US (Studio) White House says USSR agrees on no specific figures with regard to Soviet Jew emigration. Senator Henry Jackson announces US, USSR agreement with regard to trade bill and emigration. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith India / United States Grain / Famine (Studio) United States to supply India with large grain shipments. Grain sale arrangement outlined. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (W. Bengal, India) Famine forces more and more people to leave villages and beg in already overpopulated cities. [Indian state official, Nityananda DEY - believes rich nations should come forward with aid for India.] REPORTER: Allen Bradford (Commercial: Litton Microwave Oven; Morton Lite Salt.) Supreme Court Rulings / Ravenel / Abortion/Parochial Schools (Studio) Supreme Court ruling denies Charles Ravenel position on South Carolina ballot as gubernatorial candidate. Ravenel doesn't meet state residency requirements. Court agrees city hospitals must perform all legal abortions. Justices strike down California law giving tax credit to parents of parochial school children. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith New Dutch Army/ Labor Unions (Studio) Report on new Dutch army follows. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Utrecht, Netherlands) Many Army rules put aside for new Dutch army; rules changes affect hair, food, reveille, saluting, uniforms, etc.; details given. Labor union for army draftees behind all the changes. [Union leader sergeant Hans WILMINK - says union attitude is soldier is civilian in uniform.] [Union leader Rene VAN BAREN - states career soldiers dislike unions. Doesn't think discipline getting lax.] [General Levinus VAN OPPEN - doesn't think overall military performance has suffered, but doubts with regard to new army do exist.] REPORTER: Don Farmer Mid., North Atlantic European Flights (Studio) Civil Aeronautics Board approves higher fares for Mid. and North Atlantic flights to Europe; details given. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith Stock Market Report (Studio) REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Commercial: US Steel; Buc Wheats Cereal.) Comment (USSR / Trade Bill / Emigration) (Studio) This reporter praises Congress for insisting on tough conditions before bestowing favored-nation status on USSR . Senator Henry Jackson leads fight for freer USSR emigration. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

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Retro spectators cheer contenders vieing for the Golden Glove boxing championship.

Film tells the story of some of those Americans who sought refuge in Canada from the Vietnamese War, a war they could not support. 00:09-01:40 – Color and B/W, 1960s and 1980s - EXT MS pan of American flags. - MFS of a diverse high school class reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. - Various shots from a Memorial Day parade with children waving flags and a Marine color guard. - Various shots of Dan Quayle at the 1988 R.N.C. - MCU interview with deserter Jack Colhoun saying he didn’t think he’d survive Vietnam intercut with various shots of antiwar protestors violent encounters with police and fighting in Vietnam. - MCU interview of deserter Rob Winslow saying he wasn’t going to be sacrificed for a cause that hadn’t been articulated intercut with President Lyndon B. Johnson greeting soldiers in Vietnam. - MCU interview with deserter Joe Hangsen saying fighting in Vietnam would’ve corrupted his values. 01:40-03:42 - Various b-roll shots of President Lyndon B. Johnson shaking hands with soldiers as they board an aircraft, aerial bombing runs, fighting in Vietnam, anti-war and pro-war protestors with great signs, President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King. - MCU interview w/former Secretary of the Navy Jim Webb saying it’s as much a moral decision to go to war as it not to. - MCU interview with former Vietnam Veterans of America President Bobby Muller saying the war was a moral issue and you had to made a decision either way. 03:42-06:01 - B/W b-roll shots of a person burning a draft card, armed forces recruiting center signs, white males at the draft board and draftees getting their heads shaved and shots. - MS interview with former Presidential Clemency Board Executive Director Lawrence Baskir talking about draft boards and who they choose. - CS interview with deserter Rob Winslow talking about his experience at the draft board. - MCU deserter Jack Colhoun saying white middle-class men were more able to avoid getting drafted than poor black men. 06:01-08:31 - Various B/W shots from the 1960s of Lutheran minister Sherman with a draft-age man he’s escorting into Canada. - B-roll of male students on campus carrying anti-war signs and at teach-ins. - MCU interview with U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy saying the draft system was unfair. - MCU interview with Ken Sherman talking about the options for draft-age men. - MCU shot of Sherman is his car saying he dressed draft-age men in his clerical clothing and drove them to Ontario. 08:31-11:53 - B/W b-roll of a border crossing into Canada and the Toronto skyline, draft dodgers being helped by Canadians, and out at night. - MCU interview with Jack Colhoun talking about arriving in Canada. - MS interview with Naomi Wall, co-coordinator of the Toronto Anti-Draft Program from 1967-1972, talking about housing and feeding draft-age men. - MS interview with Robert Fulford describing the draft-dodgers district in Toronto. 11:53-13:54 - MS interview with draft dodger Father Stan Pietlock talking about editing “Amex: the American expatriate in Canada” newsletter and not wanting to return to the U.S. - B-roll WS of pickup trucks driving in Alberta. - B/W photographs of Pietlock teaching. - Various shots of Pietlock celebrating Mass. - Various B/W shots of expatriate newsletters. 13:54 -15:26 - MCU interview with Jack Calhoun, who became an editor of “Amex,” saying he felt a responsibility to write about the Vietnamese. - B/W archival photo of Calhoun in R.O.T.C. - Various B/W shots Calhoun in Canada in 1970 and typing with CU of the Amex newsletter. 15:26-18:05 - B/W footage of a Volkswagen Beetle at a border crossing then driving into Canada. - Various B/W shots of people hitch hiking and in a park. - Various B/W shots of Pierre Trudeau, exteriors of buildings, crowds and former Canadian Minister of Immigration Allan MacEachen being asked about policy towards draft dodgers. - MS interview with Canadian Senator Allan MacEachen saying Canadian’s wanted the borders open to draft dodgers. - MS interview with Naomi Wall saying draft dodgers were better educated and had more money than deserters. - MFS B/W interview with and unidentified deserter saying he was scared in Vietnam and came to Canada to start a new life. 18:05-21:34 - Various B/W shots of black soldiers in Vietnam, a person sitting in a room and on a train, and photographs of Rob Winslow. - MCU interview with Jack Calhoun talking about the difficulties the deserters/draft dodgers faced in Canada. - MCU interview with Rob Winslow saying Vietnam was a racist war. 21:34-25:40 - Various B/W shots of crowds walking on a city street, a customs officer looking in a trunk, a U.S. border crossing station, close-up of a sign that reads, “Canada Immigration Customs Stop,” aerial footage of the Pentagon, and historic paintings. - MS interview M.I.T professor Noam Chomsky saying the largest exodus to Canada took place after the Revolutionary War and it’s not discussed because it shows Americans in an unfavorable way. - MS interview with U.S. Army Col. Victor Di Fiori saying there were 35,000 deserters and that 2,200 went to foreign countries. - MS interview with U.S. Ambassador to Canada A.W. Schmidt (1969 to 1974) saying there were an estimated 50,000 deserters in Canada. - MS interview with Lawrence Baskir saying the U.S. minimized the numbers of deserters. 25:40-29:44 - Various B/W shots of President John F. Kennedy announcing the appointment of Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, Udall with President Lyndon B. Johnson, and Chicago police beating protestors during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. - Various B/W and Color b-roll of families in Canada, M.P. Svend Robinson at the Canadian House of Commons and a campaign event. - Various interview shots with Stewart Udall talking about visiting his deserter son in Canada and how young men leaving the U.S. because of Vietnam shattered the Democratic party. - MCU interview Svend Robinson saying his American relatives think socialism is communism. 29:44-33:42 - Various B/W shots of people in a commune in the late 1960s. - B/W b-roll of Dr. Michael Klein seeing a patient. - Color b-roll of Dr. Klein treating a baby held by its mother. - MCU interview with Naomi Wall saying American women who came to Canada on their own. - B/W MCU interview from the late 1960s with science fiction author Judith Merril saying she decided to go to Canada in August of 1968. - MCU Color interview of Merril saying women who went to Canada were motivated by a desire for social change. - MS interview of Dr. Klein talking his decision to go to Canada, Army doctors are responsiblity for killing, and the Canadian medical system. 33:42-37:13 – - Various B/W footage of soldiers marching. - MS interview with Lawrence Baskir saying a small percentage of military-age men felt strongly about the Vietnam war. - MS interview with James Webb talking about how advantaged people used education to avoid Vietnam and that a much smaller percentage of Harvard and MIT graduates died in Vietnam. - Various shots of Dan Quayle at the 1998 R.N.C. - MCU interview with Jack Calhoun saying 25 million men used connections to avoid serving including Quayle. 37:13-40:20 - Various B/W b-roll shots soldiers helping the wounded and carrying body bags to helicopters. - B/W b-roll of Sen. Kennedy at a draft dodger amnesty hearing. - Various b-roll shots of people at Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. - B-roll shot Bobby Muller in his wheel chair in a park. - MCU interview with Jack Calhoun talking about guilt. - MCU interview with Bobby Muller talking about fighting for a lie and becoming an anti-war activist. - MCU interview with Sen. Kennedy talking about the U.S. has a tradition of providing asylum for people of conscience and was reversed during the war. 40:20-43:35 - Various B/W footage of troops in a line, Henry Kissinger at the Paris Peace Accords, President Richard Nixon waving from a helicopter after resigning, President Gerald Ford signing a bill, Marines evacuating the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, people running into a U.S. Marine HMM-361 helicopter, a Marine helicopter flying over the ocean, and President Jimmy Carter’s inaugural parade. - MCU interview shot of James Webb saying that some veterans were angry about President Carter’s blanket amnesty for draft dodgers. - MS interview with Joe Hansgen saying he couldn’t go back to the U.S. because he deserted. - Various B-roll of a little league game with Hansgen in the dugout and cars driving in a small Canadian town. 43:35-48:42 - M/S ZO of an American flag revealing a national cemetery. - CU b-roll of raised hands during a Canadian citizenship ceremony - MS b-roll of a Canadian Mounted Police Officer saluting. - Various B-roll shots of Joe Hangsen with his little league team, Rob Winslow sitting with his students, Father Stan Pietlock delivering mass and Dr. Michael Klein with his toddler patient and mother. - MCU interview with Lawrence Baskir saying the country forgot about the people who left. - Various b-roll shots of Jack Calhoun walking in Washington, D.C. and looking at Emancipation Memorial. - MCU interview shot with Jack Calhoun saying Vietnam-generation men either followed the laws of the United States or law enunciated by the Nuremberg tribunal. - MCU interview with Rob Winslow saying he was rescued by Canada. - MS interview with Dr. Michael Klein saying Canada gained more than the U.S. lost. 48:42-51:56 – - WS b-roll of an exterior of a school in Baltimore, Maryland. - MFS of a class reciting the Pledge of Allegiance - Various INT shots of a high-school students responding to a teacher’s question about being drafted.

ABC Evening News for Friday, Jun 20, 1975 Introduction Howard K. Smith (Washington, DC); Harry Reasoner (New York City) Economy News (Studio) Cost of living for May up .4%; gasoline up 1 cent per gallon; most other items down. Last month, rise in real spendable income noted. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (DC) Slowdown in inflation and income tax cut helped increase spendable income last month Take-home pay bought almost as much in May as it did in May `74. Prices probably won't increase with rise in real income. REPORTER: Dan Cordtz Financial Woes / Cities, States / Joint Economy Committee (Studio) New York City approves $12 billion budget; details given. Other state and city officials discuss financial problems before joint economy committee REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Capitol Hill) Illinois Governor Daniel Walker and Detroit Mayor Coleman A. Young among officials. [YOUNG - says federal government rushes to aid if national disaster strikes, but economy disaster brings no such help.] [Senator Hubert HUMPHREY - agrees there's no relief for areas adversely affected by acts of government] REPORTER: Jim Kincaid Railroad Strike Averted (Studio) Railway Clerks Union postpones strike deadline for month REPORTER: Howard K. Smith Stock Market Report (Studio) REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Commercial: Rolaids Antacid; Clorets Breath Deodorant.) Sam Giancana Shot / CIA, Mafia / Senate Investigation / Diem Murder (Studio) Sam Giancana, known crime syndicate leader, shot dead in suburban Chicago home. Rptdly., Giancana involved in CIA plots to murder Cuba's Fidel Castro. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Chicago, Illinois) Giancana basked in illustrious underworld notoriety for years; film of underworld leader shown. [Police spokesperson Harold FITZSIMMONS - describes sketchy details of Giancana's death; 6 shots fired at close range from 22-caliber gun.] Speculation is Sam knew murderer. "Chicago Sun Times" photograph shows Phyllis McGuire and Giancana together. [Illinois legislature investigation committee Charles SIRAGUSA - says if Giancana did work for CIA, mobsters might fear anticipated subpoena from congress committee , so they killed him.] REPORTER: Ron Miller (DC) Giancana acted as go-between for CIA; put own lieutenant, John Roselli, at service of CIA in early 60's when agency wanted Castro killed. In late 60's, Giancana still trying to kill Castro for own reasons - Castro ntlized. syndicate's gambling casinos.] [Vice chairperson Senator CIA committee John TOWER - admits committee contacted Giancana in its investigation of Roselli connection, but Giancana not called as witness.] CIA director William Colby assures committee CIA severed relationship with Mafia some time ago. REPORTER: David Schoumacher (Studio) Colby also questioned about CIA involvement in assassination of South Vietnam President Diem. Vice chairperson Tower says there's no indication of direct involvement. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: Total Cereal; Anacin; General Tires; Heinz Ketchup.) Ford Campaign 1976 (Studio) Earlier in week, White House announces appointed of Howard Callaway as President Ford's campaign manager for `76. Today, President authorizes creation of political organization to collect funds for `76. Temporary campaign manager Dean Burch formally files papers to set up committee REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (White House) Under new campaign financial laws, committee must be set up before money can be collected and spent. [BURCH - says President Ford wants everything about his campaign on up and up.] President's decision to set up committee now may be to head off threatened challenges from Republican right, especially Ronald Reagan. REPORTER: Steve Bell President, Syrian Foreign Minister Meet (Studio) President Ford meets with Syrian foreign minister Abdel Halim Khaddam in Washington, DC as part of United States appraisal of its Mid. E. position. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says meeting part of constructive review of prospects for Mid. E. peace. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith Rabin / Middle East Peace Plan (Studio) Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin says President Ford had no reaction to Israel's permanent Mid. E. peace plan; assumes United States found plans unacceptable. Plans call for Israel to keep Golan Heights, Sharm El Sheikh and military control of Jordan's west bank. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith Missile Race / USSR / US, North Korea (Studio) Russia deploys 3 new types intercontinental missiles, according to Defense Secretary James Schlesinger. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (DC) Russian move considered setback for disarmament. [SCHLESINGER - finds it disappointing both sides fail to see importance of avoiding acquisition of major counterforce capabilities. Not surprised by Russian move, however; United States won't be put in secondary position.] On another matter, Schlesinger refuses to rule out possible use of nuclear weapons against North Korea if South Korea invaded. REPORTER: Frank Tomlinson Rogel Leaves Laos (Studio) Michael Rogel, United States embassy financial officer in Vientiane, Laos, allowed to leave country for Thailand. Yesterday Laotian officials banned his departure because of severance pay issue with regard to Laotian employees of United States AID office in Laos. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: Drano Aerosol Plunger; Vanish Toilet Bowl Cleaner.) Gandhi Rally / Corruption Charges (Studio) India's leader Indira Gandhi, accused of campaign corruption practices, takes case to people. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (New Delhi, India) 1/2 million turn out to support Gandhi rally. Corruption charges against Gandhi outlined; Mrs. Gandhi takes case to people because she realizes she's in trouble. REPORTER: Jim Bennett Women's Year Conference (Studio) At women's year conference in Mexico City, Mexico, Britain pledges $1.4 million to help rural women in poor cntrys. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Mexico City, Mexico) Various attitudes toward conference outlined. [French cabinet minister Franscoise GIROUD - discusses conf.; hopes women to speak for themselves at conf., not their husbands or govts.] [Israeli delegate Mrs. Leah RABIN - says Mrs. Sadat refuses to talk to her.] [Egyptian delegate Jehan SADAT - explains reasons she won't talke to Mrs. Rabin.] REPORTER: Ann Medina (Studio) Mrs. Rabin and Mrs. Sadat to be interviewed separately, Sunday on "Issues and Answers." REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Commercial: Viva Paper Towels; Amana Refrigerator Freezer.) National Court of Appeals (Studio) Commission of judicial reforms gives President its proposal for creation of national court of appeals. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Nostalgia / Carnival (Studio) Carnival big part of nostalgia. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Groton, Connecticut) Carnivals bring own special kind of magic. Ferris wheel no longer most popular ride; wilder rides more in vogue. [Carnival owner Bob COLEMAN - says freak and girlie shows on way out; reasons given. Carnival one of last forms of good family entertainment.] REPORTER: Bill Brown (Commercial: The Hartford Insurance Company; Alka-Seltzer.) Comment (Candidate Ford) (Studio) President Ford riding wave propelled by positive assets; Ford also riding wave of neg. assets - dull grey Democrats Mr. Ford should beware, however. In 1860 and in 1960 presidential campaign years similar. In 1860, dull grey Republicans pulled ahead and won with Abe Lincoln and in 1960, dull grey Democrats won with John Kennedy. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

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Jane Seymour Fonda (born December 21, 1937) is an American actress, political activist and former fashion model. She is the recipient of various accolades including two Academy Awards, two BAFTA Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, a Primetime Emmy Award, the AFI Life Achievement Award, and the Honorary Golden Lion.Born to actor Henry Fonda and socialite Frances Ford Seymour, Fonda made her acting debut with the 1960 Broadway play There Was a Little Girl, for which she received a nomination for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play, and made her screen debut later the same year with the romantic comedy Tall Story. She rose to prominence in the 1960s with such films as Period of Adjustment (1962), Sunday in New York (1963), Cat Ballou (1965), Barefoot in the Park (1967) and Barbarella (1968). Her first husband was Barbarella director Roger Vadim. A seven-time Academy Award nominee, she received her first nomination for They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969) and went on to win two Best Actress Oscars in the 1970s for Klute (1971) and Coming Home (1978). Her other nominations were for Julia (1977), The China Syndrome (1979), On Golden Pond (1981) and The Morning After (1986). Consecutive hits Fun with Dick and Jane (1977), California Suite (1978), The Electric Horseman (1979) and 9 to 5 (1980) sustained Fonda's box-office drawing power, and she won a Primetime Emmy Award for her performance in the 1984 TV film The Dollmaker.In 1982, she released her first exercise video, Jane Fonda's Workout, which became the highest-selling VHS of all time.[4] It would be the first of twenty-two such videos over the next thirteen years, which would collectively sell over seventeen million copies. Divorced from second husband Tom Hayden, she married billionaire media mogul Ted Turner in 1991 and retired from acting, following a row of commercially unsuccessful films concluded by Stanley & Iris (1990). Fonda divorced Turner in 2001 and returned to the screen with the 2005 hit Monster-in-Law. Though Georgia Rule (2007) was the star's only other movie during the 2000s, in the early 2010s she fully re-launched her career. Subsequent films have included The Butler (2013), This Is Where I Leave You (2014), Youth (2015), Our Souls at Night (2017) and Book Club (2018). In 2009, she returned to Broadway after a 49-year absence from the stage, in the play 33 Variations which earned her a nomination for the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play, while her major recurring role in the HBO drama series The Newsroom (2012–14) earned her two Primetime Emmy Award nominations. She also released another five exercise videos between 2010 and 2012. Fonda currently stars as Grace Hanson in the Netflix comedy series Grace and Frankie, which debuted in 2015 and has earned her nominations for a Primetime Emmy Award and three Screen Actors Guild Awards.Fonda was a visible political activist in the counterculture era during the Vietnam War. She was photographed sitting on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun on a 1972 visit to Hanoi, during which she gained the nickname "Hanoi Jane". During this time, she was effectively blacklisted in Hollywood. She has also protested the Iraq War and violence against women, and describes herself as a feminist. In 2005, along with Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem, she co-founded the Women's Media Center, an organization that works to amplify the voices of women in the media through advocacy, media and leadership training, and the creation of original content. Fonda serves on the board of the organization.

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ABC Evening News for Monday, Oct 07, 1974 : Introduction Howard K. Smith (Washington, DC); Harry Reasoner (New York City) Grain Exports / Government Controls / USSR Grain Sale (Studio) Over weekend, government convinces 2 large grain firms to halt huge grain sale to USSR . Govt. concerned about grain availability for US. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (DC) Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz outlines plan, calling for voluntary action from grain exporters. Exporters to ask government before exporting more than 50,000 tons of grain a day to any foreign country [BUTZ - urges exporters to cooperate or plan to become mandatory.] Exporters withhold comment before cameras. REPORTER: Roger Peterson (Studio) Farmers react to government intervention in grain sale to USSR . REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Du Page Cnty., Illinois) [Grain farmer Leonard PAULING - believes government action hurts farmer badly.] Despite widespread belief, higher food prices don't make farmers rich. [PAULING - says farmer needs more money because everything he uses costs more.] [Chairperson Chicago Bd. of Trade Fred UHLMANN - believes farmers' returns are up, although grain price drops somewhat following government intervention.] Despite grain sale reduction, US to have no surplus grain; grain prices not expected to drop. REPORTER: Greg Dobbs (Studio) Grain sale intervention affects USSR -US relations REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (DC) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger almost apologetic to USSR for calling off grain sale. [KISSINGER - says United States may have misled USSR ; details given.] [BUTZ - takes some blame for near-mishap of grain sale.] Kissinger to use incident for United States benefit in talking with Arab cntrys.; grain shipments may be cut off. REPORTER: Ted Koppel Kissinger / Rockefeller Gift (Studio) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reveals Nelson Rockefeller gave him $50,000 to be used in Nixon's `72 reelection campaign. Kissinger releases letter from Nixon's attys. Edward Morgan and Egil Krogh giving legal opinion with regard to gift. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith Colson / Reduced Sentence Request (Studio) Charles Colson, convicted Watergate defendant, asks United States district court in DC to reduce 1-3 year prison sentence in interest of even-handed justice. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith Ford / Nixon Pardon / House Subcommittee (Studio) President Ford to answer questions with regard to Nixon pardon before House subcommittee Thursday Mbrs. of committee agree to postpone hearing if jury selection in Watergate cover-up trial not completed by Wednesday REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Commercial: Sunlife of Canada Insurance Company; 9 Lives Cat Food.) Ford / Economy Proposals (Studio) President Ford to deliver economy program to Congo tomorrow. Rptdly. Ford to call for 5% income tax surcharge for couples earning over $15,000 and for singles earning 1/2 that. Congress reacts. Senators Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott comment. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (White House) White House officials closely watch Capitol Hill reaction, although surcharge idea not confirmed. Spokesperson warns President wants proposals to be considered as package deal. REPORTER: Steve Bell (Studio) ABC to carry economy address live at 4 p.m. EDT. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Stock Market Report (Studio) REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Gold / Economy (Studio) As of December 31, American citizens may buy gold in bullion form. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (NYC) At Engelhard mineral plant in New Jersey gold being turned out in sizes attractive to average buyer. [Plant manager Bernard BERGER - says buyer must depend on reputable broker to make sure gold is pure and not counterfeit. Shows Engelhard gold bar.] Govt. can't print gold as paper money. [Floor trader Lowell MINSK - urges small buyer to stay out of gold market Gold sales to be pure speculation.] REPORTER: Gregory Jackson AMC / Price Incr. (Studio) AMC announces nearly $400 price increase on `75 model autos. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner US Steel / Prices (Studio) United States Steel Corporation chairperson Edgar Spear tells Congress committee steel industry can get by without more price increases only if costs held down in other sectors of economy REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: Speidel Watch Bands; Arm and Hammer Oven Cleaner.) Kissinger / Middle East Trip / Egyptian Parade (Studio) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger leaves on Mid. E. trip tomorrow night; 1st stop to be Egypt. Egypt commemorates last October war with parade. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (Cairo, Egypt) President Sadat rides through city to celebrate October war anniversary. Palestine Liberation Organization Yasir Arafat present for ceremonies. Egyptian paratroopers and rangers get warmest welcome. Missiles, tanks, portable bridges rumble by. Most Egyptians more concerned with inflation than military REPORTER: Peter Jennings E. Germany / 25th Anniversary (Studio) East Germany marks its 25th anniversary. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith (E. Berlin, Germany) 25th anniversary offers testament to permanence of divided Germany. Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev helps East Germany celebrate its birthday. REPORTER: Don Farmer US, USSR / Nuclear Testing (Studio) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says United States attempts to broaden agreement with USSR with regard to underground nuclear testing. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: Wizard Air Freshener; Atlas Tires; Ace Hardware; American Hospital Association) Reserve Mining / Dumping (Studio) Govt. requests Supreme Court order to stop Reserve Mining Company from dumping solid wastes into Lake Superior. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner New York Stores / Indictments / Women's Fashions (Studio) Federal grand jury in New York indicts 3 major department stores on charges of conspiring to fix prices of women's fashions since late 1960's. Stores are Saks Fifth Ave., Bergdorf Goodman and Bonwit Teller. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner South Boston / School Busing / Integration (Studio) Demonstrations worsen as South Boston conts. protest against court-ordered busing. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Boston, Massachusetts) Traffic snarls. Lone black man seized by demonstrators and severely beaten after being dragged from car. Police arrest several people. Tension not cooled. REPORTER: Mike Kiebee (WCVG-TV) West Virginia / Textbooks (Studio) In Saint Albans, West Virginia, 16 people arrested after blocking school buses from leaving garage. Boycott renewed as protest heightens over use of certain textbooks in schools. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: US Steel; Alpo Dog Food.) Comment (Democracy) (Studio) This reporter ponders question of democracy and its place in today's world. New York "Times" carries articles on China and Italy; both unable to cope with democracy. Perhaps democracy has seen its day. REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

ABC Evening News for Thursday, May 06, 1976 Introduction Harry Reasoner (New York City) Campaign 1976 / Reagan / Ford (Studio) Ronald Reagan and President Ford both think they'll get Republican president nomination on 1st ballot. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Shreveport, LA) [REAGAN - says would like to see Louisiana delegates pledged to him because it's possible to win on 1st ballot.] Reagan to try and win Michigan primary in Ford's home state. REPORTER: Frank Reynolds (DC) Ford campaign developing new strategy. They want Ford to appear presidential and let spokesperson attack Reagan, especially on foreign policy. Anti-Reagan media blitz planned. Ford to campaign in Nebraska Friday REPORTER: Tom Jarriel Campaign 1976 / Brown / Washington, DC / Maryland (Studio) California Governor Edmund Brown, Junior, meets with Congress leaders and campaigns in MD. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (DC) Brown asks 50 Congress members to hold off endorsement of Carter for 2 wks. [BROWN - doesn't think people have given allegiance to 1 candidate; intend to fully test the candidates.] Senator Hubert H. Humphrey says Brown could win Maryland primary. House Speaker Carl Albert says Brown only 1 who can stop Carter. REPORTER: John Martin (MD) On talk show, Brown says he planned to balance Democrat factions. Brown greets Maryland supporters. Those not sure about Carter interested in Brown. REPORTER: John Martin Carter (Studio) Jimmy Carter resumes campaign tonight in New Jersey. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Preview (Studio) Upcoming stories outlined. (Commercial: Sominex Sleeping Tablets; Nabisco Triscuit Wafers.) Economy / Prices (Studio) Wholesale prices up .8% in April. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (DC) Livestk. prices increase Coffee, fresh fruits and vegetables prices up; farm prices up 4.2%. Chart shows 1974-76 farm prices. Raw materials up 2.6%. Industrial prices up. Inflation is still problem. REPORTER: Dan Cordtz Beef Co-Op. / Texas (Studio) Beef prices up. Report on Texas ranchers. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Near Fort Worth, Texas) [President Ranchers' Mkts. Lee PERKINS - cites money losses 1 1/2 years ago.] Perkins got 6 friends in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas to form co-operative They process own meat and opened 4 butcher shops. [PERKINS - says co-operative was way to save their business Middleman will survive.] Co-op means lower beef prices to consumers. REPORTER: Roger Peterson Budget (Studio) Congress committee okays 1977 budget of $413 billion. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Income Taxes (Studio) IRS (Internal Revenue Service) reports 5 of 1100 millionaires avoided 1974 income taxes. Those not paying taxes with $200,000 incomes and higher incrd. from 164 to 244. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Stock Market Report (Studio) REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: Atlas Tires; La-Z-Boy Bus. Chairs,) Earthquake (Studio) Earthquake hits North Italy. Tremors reported in E. France and Balkan ntns. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner Kissinger / Africa (Studio) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger ends African tour. Proposes $1 billion resources bank to help poorer cntrys. At United Nations conference in Kenya, he calls for technology corps. to train 3rd world workers. Effects of plan on US noted. Kissinger returns to United States Friday REPORTER: Harry Reasoner China, P.R. / War / Unity (Studio) "London Times" reports People's Republic of China wants United States and West Europe to prepare for war against USSR . British foreign secretary Anthony Crosland spent 3 days in China. Report on Chinese unity. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (People's Republic of China) Explosion at Soviet embassy in China incrd. speculation with regard to stability of Chinese life. Chinese government says blast was work of counterrevolutionary. Someone may have been trying to embarrass Chinese government Govt. tries to demonstrate Chinese unity with rallies and marches. Pol, violence could consume whole country after Mao Tse-tung dies. REPORTER: Ken Kashiwahara USSR Arms / US (Studio) In London, Institute for Strategic Studies says USSR has more weapons than the United States and that the arms build-up presents risk to detente. French foreign minister says American's ability to deploy its military power declining while Soviet navy showing its strength around globe. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner USSR / Economy (Studio) USSR had $5 billion deficit in trade with capitalist cntrys. last yr. mostly due to United States grain imports. USSR has $3.5 billion surplus with other Communist ntns. REPORTER: HR (Commercial: Fixodent Denture Adhesive; Jim Walker Company Celotex Ceilings; Nestea Tea; Rinse N' Vac Carpet Cleaner Rental.) Grain Indictments (s) Grain exporting companies, Cook Inds., Incorporated and Mississippi River Grain Elevator, Incorporated, fined $430,000 together after pleading no contest to charges of short-weighing grain shipments. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Near New Orleans, Louisiana) 3 Cook representatives accused of creating plan to steal grain from customers. Thievery methods noted. Mississippi River Grain accused of stealing grain from 1968-74. Plan put together by Vice President Giovanni Rametta, now fugitive in Switzerland. Methods noted. 37 indictments against 57 defendants returned by grand jury so far. 52 convicted so far. REPORTER: Richard Angelico (WVUE-TV) Sikes Investigation (Studio) House Ethics Committee investigates charges by Common Cause that Representative Robert Sikes placed personal interests ahead of public duty. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (DC) Sikes in Congress 35 years Common Cause says Sikes enriched self by supporting bill that boosted value of his land and pressed for bank charter in which he later acquired an interest and by voting to fund Pentagon contract with company in which he held stock [SIKES - says charges are baseless.] Chairperson John Flynt Junior imposed gag rule and Common Cause walks out. [FLYNT - says no evidence taken in executive session may be released in public without committee 's consent.] REPORTER: Brit Hume FBI Tactics / Black Panthers (Studio) Senate Intelligence Committee staff report says FBI provoked violence in Black Panthers and other groups trying to destroy black power movement of 1960's. FBI rptdly. set up 1969 Chicago raid in which Panthers Fred Hampton and Mark Clark killed. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Commercial: Bayer Aspirin; Calgonite Dishwasher Detergent.) Rubber Strike (Studio) Big 4 tire mfrs, and United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America continue negotiations. Strike in 16th day. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner San Francisco Strike (Studio) Report on 37 day old strike. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (San Francisco, California) 2000 municipal workers on strike. April 28 film shows outburst of violence. City voters authorized city workers' pay cut-backs on November 4, 1975. [President Bd. Supervisors Quentin KOPP - says controls must be placed on high city salaries.] [Labor Council John CROWLEY - says year will be tough for labor unions.] City bus drivers conditionally voted last night to return to work. REPORTER: Dick Shoemaker Cleveland Fire (Studio) Report on Cleveland fire. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (Cleveland, Ohio) 28 homes destroyed in early a.m. fire. REPORTER: HR (narrates) (Commercial: General Motors Corporation Pontiac Grand Prix; Polident Denture Cleanser.) Robinson Dies (Studio) Jazz trombonist, Jim Robinson, 86, died Wednesday in New Orleans, Louisiana. His career noted. REPORTER: Harry Reasoner (New Orleans, Louisiana) 1000s incling. jazz band march through streets giving Robinson traditional jazz send-off. Work of Robinson praised at church ceremony. REPORTER: Dorothy Byrd (WVUE-TV)

THE ROAD TO INTERDEPENDENCE

FTG FOR CS ON NIXON / JOHNSON TAPES / JFK SPECIAL. 01:00:02 FREEZE FRAME OF SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY KISSINGER IN MID 1970'S. 01:00:09 MS OF KISSINGER (NO AUDIO). 01:00:13 MS OF SOVIET LEADER LEONID BREZHNEV & PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON EXITING BUILDING & ENTERING LIMOUSINE DURING US VISIT BY BREZHNEV IN 1973. CUTAWAY. 01:00:31 VS OF NIXON, BREZHNEV & OTHERS IN CORRIDOR. 01:00:41 BACK SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV AT TABLE W/ OTHERS AT WHITE HOUSE. 01:00:48 MS OF SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI GROMYKO AT TABLE AS NIXON & BREZHNEV APPEAR IN FG W/ TRANSLATOR. 01:01:17 MS OF GROMYKO SIGNING DOCUMENTS AT TABLE. BLANK. 01:01:30 TWO SHOT OF BREZHNEV & NIXON RAISING GLASSES DURING TOAST AS OFFICIALS APPLAUD AT PHOTO OP. 01:01:47 TWO SHOT OF BREZHNEV & NIXON AT TABLE SINGING STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TREATY TWO (SALT II). 01:02:38 VS OF NIXON OFFERING TOAST NEAR BREZHNEV, GROMYKO & OTHERS (NO AUDIO). 01:03:06 MS OF BREZHNEV & GROMYKO SHAKING HANDS. 01:03:15 FREEZE FRAME OF WHITE HOUSE SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:03:21 BACK SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV BOARDING AIR FORCE ONE (AF1). 01:03:44 WS OF OFFICIALS AT SALT II SIGNING CEREMONY AT WHITE HOUSE. 01:03:47 SIDE SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV SINGING TREATY AT TABLE (NO AUDIO). 01:03:57 TWO SHOT OF BREZHNEV & NIXON AT TABLE ABOARD AF1. 01:04:11 MS OF CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN W/ WIFE NANCY REAGAN & OTHERS OUTDOORS DURING RECEPTION FOR BREZHNEV AT NIXON'S SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA, HOME. 01:04:22 MS OF RECEPTION GUESTS INCLUDING FRANK SINATRA. 01:04:27 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV ON HILL AT PHOTO OP. 01:04:42 HAS OF BOAT IN HARBOR. 01:04:51 HAS OF PRESIDENTIAL YACHT AS NIXON & BREZHNEV WAVE & SIT W/ OTHERS ON DECK. 01:04:58 CU OF BREZHNEV AT TABLE ABOARD AF1. 01:05:46 AERIAL FTG OF CANYON. 01:06:00 LAS OF NIXON & BREZHNEV EXITING AF1. 01:06:08 VS OF OFFICIALS GREETING BREZHNEV ON AIRSTRIP INCLUDING FIRST LADY PAT NIXON. 01:06:24 MS OF BREZHNEV WADING INTO CHEERING CROWD ON TARMAC. 01:06:26 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV ON NIXON'S SAN CLEMENTE ESTATE. 01:06:34 FREEZE FRAME OF BREZHNEV & NIXON W/ OTHERS AT WHITE HOUSE SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:06:38 MS OF BREZHNEV & NIXON AT SALT II SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:06:41 TIGHT SHOT OF BREZHNEV AS HE APPLAUDS & SHAKES HANDS W/ NIXON. 01:07:08 MS OF NIXON & SOVIET OFFICIAL SIGNING DOCUMENTS AT TABLE AS BREZHNEV & OTHERS STAND NEARBY. 01:08:05 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & OFFICIAL SHAKING HANDS. 01:08:49 B&W FTG OF PRESIDENT LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON (LBJ) AT TABLE AS HE SIGNS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL & MEMBERS OF CONGRESS CROWD IN BG IN MID 1960'S. 01:08:56 MS OF LBJ SHAKING HANDS W/ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AS HE HANDS KING A PEN (NO AUDIO). 01:09:04 MS OF FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) CHIEF J EDGAR HOOVER ACCEPTING PEN FROM LBJ AT SIGNING CEREMONY. FREEZE FRAME. 01:09:16 MS OF LBJ HANDING ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY (RFK) PENS TO DISTRIBUTE AT SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:09:35 MS OF VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT HUMPHREY SHAKING HANDS W/ OFFICIAL. 01:09:39 B&W FREEZE FRAME OF FIRST LADY LADY BIRD JOHNSON WALKING OUTDOORS W/ OTHERS. 01:09:49 MS OF LBJ & FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT TABLE AS LBJ SIGNS MEDICARE LEGISLATION INTO LAW AT THE TRUMAN PRESIDENTIAL MUSEUM IN INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, ON 65/07/09. 01:09:59 TWO SHOT OF LBJ & TRUMAN AT TABLE AS LADY BIRD, HUMPHREY & BESS TRUMAN STAND IN BG. 01:10:04 TWO SHOT OF LBJ & TRUMAN AS LBJ DISPLAYS LAW. 01:10:07 WS OF OFFICIALS APPLAUDING. 01:10:09 CU OF TRUMAN. 01:10:16 SIDE SHOT OF LBJ DELIVERING SPEECH AT TRUMAN MUSEUM. BLANK. 01:10:27 SPECIAL REPORT CHYRON & INSERT OF PRESIDENT NIXON. 01:10:38 MS OF NIXON AT PODIUM. 01:10:41 GRAPHIC WASHINGTON POST NEWSPAPER HEADLINE READING 3 TOP NIXON AIDES, KLEINDIENST OUT; PRESIDENT ACCEPTS FULL RESPONSIBILITY; RICHARDSON WILL CONDUCT NEW PROBE. 01:10:43 MS OF SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SENATOR SAM ERVIN (D-NC) CHAIRING WATERGATE HEARING IN 1974. 01:10:45 FREEZE FRAME OF PEOPLE ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN. 01:10:57 VS OF PEOPLE ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN. 01:10:59 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & PAT NIXON EXITING WHITE HOUSE W/ OTHERS INCLUDING NEW FIRST LADY BETTY FORD & NEWLY SWORN IN PRESIDENT GERALD FORD FOLLOWING NIXON'S 74/08/09 RESIGNATION (NO AUDIO). REFEED. REPEAT FTG. 01:12:37 MS OF NIXON BOARDING MARINE ONE (MARINE 1) HELICOPTER ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN W/ WIFE PAT. 01:12:58 MS OF TEARY EYED NIXON WAVING TO UNSEEN CROWD ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN FROM MARINE 1 ON 74/08/09. 01:13:07 MS OF NIXON'S DAUGHTER TRICIA & HUSBAND EDWARD COX ENTERING MARINE 1. 01:14:18 VS OF MARINE 1. 01:14:21 TIGHT SHOT OF MACHINERY IN OPERATION. 01:14:23 FREEZE FRAME OF NIXON SHAKING HANDS W/ CHINESE PREMIER ZHOU ENLAI DURING NIXON'S 1973 VISIT TO CHINA. 01:14:34 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & CHINESE COMMUNIST LEADER MAO ZEDONG TUNG SHAKING HANDS DURING NIXON'S 1973 CHINA VISIT (NO AUDIO). REPEAT FTG. 01:14:54 GROUND LEVEL SHOTS OF US TROOPS IN VIETNAM. REPORTER VO. 01:15:00 WS OF LARGE CONFERENCE TABLE AS US & NORTH VIETNAMESE OFFICIALS GATHER AT TABLE AT PARIS PEACE TALKS IN 1973. 01:15:09 TIGHT SHOT OF NIXON DELIVERING 1973 TELEVISED OVAL OFFICE SPEECH AS HE SAYS THE SILENT MAJORITY STOOD FIRM FOR PEACE W/ HONOR IN VIETNAM. 01:15:42 FREEZE FRAME OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:15:48 EXT OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:15:52 MS OF NIXON AT OVAL OFFICE DESK PRIOR TO 74/08/08 TELEVISED RESIGNATION SPEECH. 01:16:18 MS OF NIXON DELIVERING TELEVISED SPEECH AS HE ANNOUNCES HIS RESIGNATION EFFECTIVE 74/08/09. 01:17:19 SHOT PULLS IN TO TIGHT SHOT OF NIXON. 01:17:59 CU OF NIXON. 01:18:43 HE SAYS I HAVE NEVER BEEN A QUITTER. 01:19:38 CU OF NIXON WHO SAYS HE SHALL RESIGN THE PRESIDENCY EFFECTIVE NOON TOMORROW & VICE PRESIDENT FORD WILL BE SWORN IN AS PRESIDEENT AT THAT HOUR. BREAKUP. 01:20:03 CHYRON ABC CLOSEUP JFK / REEL 1 / AIR: 11/11/83. 01:20:25 OFF AIR FTG. 01:20:38 CLIPS OF ABC SPECIAL JFK. 01:21:31 VS OF HYANNIS HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1963 AS DORIS DAY RECORDING OF HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD SOUNDS. 01:22:05 VS OF HARBOR AS ABC RADIO BULLETIN CIRCA 63/11/22 ANNOUNCES THE SHOOTING OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY (JFK) IN DALLAS, TEXAS. 01:22:26 EXT OF KENNEDY COMPOUND IN HYANNISPORT AS RADIO BROADCASTS ANNOUNCE THE DEATH OF JFK. 01:23:20 INTV W/ ABC CORRESPONDENT & JFK PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER WHO RECALLS THE NEWS OF JFK'S ASSASSINATION. 01:24:01 VS OF SHORE AS BBC BROADCAST ANNOUNCES THE DEATH OF JFK. 01:24:13 INTV W/ FORMER WEST BERLIN MAYOR WILLY BRANDT WHO RECALLS THE GATHERING OF HUGE CROWDS IN WEST BERLIN FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ASSASSINATION OF JFK. 01:24:32 B&W FTG OF WEST GERMANS PUTTING CANDLES IN WINDOWS, HOLDING BANNERS & CANDLES IN SQUARE W/ PHOTOS OF JFK AS THEY MOURN THE LOSS OF JFK IN WEST BERLIN. 01:24:57 VS OF CANDLE LIGHT VIGIL IN WEST BERLIN. 01:25:20 VS OF MOTORCADE AS JFK DELIVERS SPEECH (AUDIO). 01:25:51 B&W FTG OF JFK GLADHANDING PEOPLE. 01:26:04 VS OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECHES. 01:26:12 MS OF JFK IN OPEN CAR IN MOTORCADE. 01:26:20 FREEZE FRAME OF JFK. 01:26:26 JENNINGS SU. 01:27:11 OFF AIR FTG. 01:28:59 VS OF 1960 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. 01:29:27 VS OF PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER ON WORLD TOUR IN 1959. 01:29:47 VS OF JFK ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL AS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1960. 01:31:06 INTV W/ POLITICAL SCIENTIST RICHARD NEUSTADT WHO SAYS THE EXCITEMENT OF THAT PERIOD HAS A LIFE OF ITS OWN. 01:31:20 B&W CLIPS OF JFK ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. 01:31:34 INTV W/ KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT MCNAMARA WHO COMMENTS ON THE WIT OF JFK. 01:31:52 INTV W/ JFK COUNSEL THEODORE SORENSEN WHO SAYS JFK CONTINUED TO GROW & LEARN. 01:31:58 B&W TWO SHOT OF JFK & WIFE JACQUELINE KENNEDY. 01:32:18 MS OF JFK AT PODIUM AS HE SAYS I BELIEVE IN AN AMERICA THAT ISN'T FIRST WHEN, FIRST IF, BUT FIRST PERIOD. 01:32:37 STAKEOUT. 01:32:44 MS OF JFK EXITING PLANE W/ OTHERS INCLUDING HIS CAMPAIGN MANAGER & BROTHER ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY (RFK) AS JFK COMMENTS IN AUDIO THAT HE THINKS OF THE PRESIDENCY IN THE SAME WAY THAT PRESIDENT FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT (FDR) & WOODROW WILSON THOUGHT OF IT WHICH IS TO USE IT TO CHALLENGE THE PEOPLE OF THE NATION. 01:32:59 B&W CLIPS OF THE WEST VIRGINIA PRIMARY. 01:33:12 B&W CLIP OF JFK, FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT JR & OFFICIAL ATOP OPEN CAR DURING CAMPAIGN SWING THROUGH WEST VIRGINIA. 01:33:18 INTV W/ HISTORIAN HERBERT PARMET WHO SAYS JFK DID WHAT HAD TO BE DONE TO WIN THE WEST VIRGINIA PRIMARY. 01:33:23 WS OF FLOOR OF THE 1960 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, AS JFK SUPPORTERS WAVE SIGNS. JENNINGS VO. 01:33:35 WS OF WYOMING DELEGATION CASTING THE DECIDING VOTES THAT PUT JFK OVER THE TOP IN 60/07. 01:33:39 HAS OF JFK'S BROTHER TED KENNEDY ON CONVENTION FLOOR W/ WYOMING DELEGATION. 01:33:41 VS OF DELEGATES WAVING LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON (LBJ) SIGNS. 01:33:55 LAS OF LIGHTED SIGN READING HOLLYWOOD PALACE AS JFK CAMPAIGN SONG W/ SPECIAL LYRICS TO SONG ALL THE WAY SOUNDS. 01:34:03 VS OF JFK & CAMPAIGN WORKERS ON THE TRAIL AS JFK CAMPAIGN SONG SOUNDS. 01:34:12 B&W CLIP OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE JFK AT MICROPHONE AT OUTDOOR RALLY. 01:34:16 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK'S HAND AS HE DELIVERS SPEECH. 01:34:27 STAKEOUT. 01:34:44 TIGHT SHOT OF KENNEDY PRESS BUTTON WORN BY REPORTER AT TYPEWRITER. 01:34:49 SIDE SHOT OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH FROM TRAIN AT STATION. 01:34:52 POV FROM ATOP MOVING TRAIN OF HUGE CROWDS. 01:34:56 MS OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH AS HE SAYS HE WANTS THE WORLD TO KNOW THAT A NEW GENERATION OF AMERICANS HAS TAKEN LEADERSHIP OF THE US. 01:35:12 MS OF PRESIDENT EISENHOWER DELIVERING OUTDOOR SPEECH. 01:35:17 CU OF REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE VICE PRESIDENT NIXON. 01:35:22 TIGHT SHOT OF US FLAG. 01:35:27 MS OF NIXON, EISENHOWER & REPUBLICAN VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE HENRY CABOT LODGE WAVING AT OUTDOOR RALLY. 01:35:34 B&W CLIP OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH AS HE SAYS THE FIRST VEHICLE IN SPACE WAS NAMED SPUTNIK NOT VANGUARD. 01:35:44 HE SAYS THE FIRST PASSENGERS TO RETURN SAFELY FROM SPACE WERE NAMED STRELKER & BELKER NOT ROVER OR FIDO OR EVEN CHECKERS. 01:35:48 MS OF NIXON WHO SAYS HE IS SICK & TIRED OF JFK'S CONSTANT WHIMPERING & YAMMERING. 01:35:55 CU OF EISENHOWER. 01:35:57 CU OF PAT NIXON. 01:36:11 B&W FTG OF JFK & JACKIE GREETING AFRICAN AMERICAN SUPPORTERS AT RALLY. 01:36:26 VS OF JFK AS DELIVERS SPEECH ON HUMAN RIGHTS. 01:36:33 INTV W/ JFK WHITE HOUSE ADVISER HISTORIAN ARTHUR SCHLESINGER JR WHO SAYS JFK WAS BOLD IN HIS CONCEPTIONS BUT CAREFUL IN HIS ACTIONS. 01:36:41 B&W CLIP OF NIXON LIMPING AS HE SHAKES HANDS W/ OFFICIALS OUTSIDE STUDIO FOLLOWING FIRST DEBATE W/ JFK. 01:36:46 MS OF JFK ARRIVING FOR DEBATE. 01:36:57 TWO SHOT OF JFK & NIXON SHAKING HANDS IN STUDIO. 01:36:59 CU OF JFK AT DEBATE. 01:37:06 VS OF JFK IN OPEN CAR DURING CAMPAIGN SWING THROUGH OHIO FOLLOWING FIRST DEBATE. SALINGER COMMENTS (AUDIO) THAT CROWDS BEGAN TO SURGE TOWARD JFK FOLLOWING THE DEBATE. 01:37:38 LS OF KENNEDY COMPOUND AT NIGHT. 01:37:45 WS OF HARBOR. JENNINGS VO. 01:38:01 INTV W/ POLITICAL SCIENTIST JAMES MACGREGOR BURNS WHO SAYS JFK DIDN'T SPEND TIME WORRYING ABOUT CARRYING OUT HIS PROGRAMS SINCE THE PRIORITY WAS GETTING ELECTED. 01:38:30 OFF AIR FTG. 01:41:00 SLOW MOTION B&W FTG OF JFK & FIRST LADY JACKIE IN OPEN LIMOUSINE FOLLOWING JFK'S 61/01/20 INAUGURATION. 01:41:45 B&W CLIP OF JFK INAUGURAL SPEECH ON THE STEPS OF THE CAPITOL. 01:41:57 LS OF JFK & JACKIE ATOP PRESIDENTIAL BOX AS MARCHERS PASS IN REVIEW IN FG. 01:42:05 BACK SHOT OF JFK AT PODIUM AS HE DELIVERS INAUGURAL ADDRESS. 01:42:11 MS OF JFK TOSSING FIRST BALL OF THE 1961 BASEBALL SEASON IN GRIFFITH STADIUM AT WASHINGTON SENATORS GAME. ROCK SONG PEPPERMINT TWIST SOUNDS. 01:42:14 B&W CLIP OF CHILDREN PLAYING W/ HULA HOOPS. 01:42:16 CLIP OF TEENAGERS DANCING TWIST IN CLUB. 01:42:22 MS OF JFK DRIVING GOLF CART W/ WIFE JACKIE HOLDING THEIR SON JOHN ON CART. 01:42:24 LS OF JFK ABOARD PRESIDENTIAL YACHT W/ OTHERS INCLUDING JACKIE. 01:42:39 B&W CLIPS OF TEENAGERS AT PLAY. 01:42:44 MS OF TEENAGER IN DRYER. 01:42:46 POV FROM INSIDE MOVING FRYER OF TEENAGERS. 01:42:58 VS OF ANDY WARHOL ART & STILLS OF JFK & JACKIE. 01:43:03 B&W CLIPS OF POOR BLACKS OUTSIDE SHACK. 01:43:18 MS OF SIGNS ON WALL READING COLORED WAITING ROOM / WHITE WAITING ROOM. 01:43:21 VS OF COLORED ONLY SIGNS. 01:43:26 VS OF BLACK & WHITE CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS. 01:43:52 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN HELD BY DEMONSTRATOR READING KHRUSHCHEV COULD EAT HERE WHY NOT AMERICAN NEGROES? 01:43:56 VS OF RIOT POLICE. 01:44:03 MS OF JACKIE EXITING HOUSE IN GEORGETWON AS SHE WEARS GOWN & WALKS IN SNOW W/ OTHERS INCLUDING JFK ENROUTE TO THE INAUGURAL ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM ON 61/01/19. 01:44:11 MS OF JFK & JACKIE TALKING AT TABLE AT FORMAL STATE DINNER. 01:44:22 WS OF SOLDIERS ATOP HORSES LEADING PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE. 01:44:25 HAS OF JFK IN OPEN CAR W/ FRENCH LEADER CHARLES DEGAULLE. 01:44:35 MS OF JFK IN FORMAL WEAR EXITING LIMO W/ JACKIE. 01:44:41 INTV W/ WASHINGTON POST EDITOR BEN BRADLEE AS HE SAYS JFK & JACKIE WERE A GLAMOROUS COUPLE. 01:44:54 TWO SHOT OF JFK & JACKIE ABOARD SAILBOAT. 01:44:56 MS OF JFK & SON JOHN NEAR FENCE. 01:45:01 MS OF JFK'S DAUGHTER CAROLINE ABOARD HER PONY MACARONI. 01:45:05 MS OF JACKIE ATOP HORSE. 01:45:08 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK HOLDING HIS SON JOHN. 01:45:15 VS OF JFK PRESS CONFERENCE AS HE JOKES W/ PRESS. 01:46:30 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH AT HOUSE ROSTRUM TO JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS. 01:46:36 STILL PHOTO OF BLACK AMERICAN. 01:46:39 VS OF CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS. 01:46:43 INTV W/ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER JAMES FARMER WHO SAYS JFK INSPIRED YOUNG BLACKS. 01:47:05 B&W FTG OF FREEDOM RIDERS ON BUS RIDES THROUGH THE SOUTH. 01:47:17 STILL PHOTO OF BUS STATION SIGN READING WHITE WAITING ROOM. 01:47:20 STILL PHOTO OF JFK & RFK IN OVAL OFFICE. 01:47:28 TIGHT SHOT OF FARMER SINGING FREEDOM RIDER SONG. 01:47:37 STILL PHOTOS OF FREEDOM RIDERS AS FREEDOM RIDER SONG SOUNDS. 01:47:50 STILL PHOTOS OF BUSES ON FIRE & FREEDOM RIDERS UNDER ATTACK. 01:48:03 B&W FTG OF ARMED NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ON PATROL AT NIGHT. 01:48:09 B&W FTG OF CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER KING AT PODIUM IN BLACK CHURCH. 01:48:26 B&W STILL PHOTO OF JFK SITTING IN ROCKING CHAIR IN OVAL OFFICE AS BLACK LEADERS STAND NEARBY. 01:48:35 B&W STILL PHOTO OF RFK AT OFFICE DESK. 01:48:37 VS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL RFK AT WORK. 01:48:51 INTV W/ JFK ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL BURKE MARSHALL WHO SAYS THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL UNDER RFK WAS ENERGETIC. 01:48:56 STILL OF JFK & RFK IN OVAL OFFICE. 01:49:01 CU OF JFK STILL. 01:49:02 B&W STILL OF KING. 01:49:09 AERIAL FTG OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:49:17 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK AT PC AS HE SAYS HE WILL BRING CIVIL RIGHTS ACTION TO CONGRESS WHEN SUCH LEGISLATION CAN WIN APPROVAL. 01:49:28 INTV W/ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER BAYARD RUSTIN WHO SAYS JFK SHOULD HAVE GONE TO THE NATION W/ THE IDEA THAT A CIVIL RIGHTS BILL MAY NOT PASS BUT IT MUST BE BROUGHT FORTH. 01:49:49 INTV W/ POLITICAL SCIENTIST BURNS WHO SAYS JFK DIDN'T BELIEVE IN FAILURE & MAY HAVE MISCALCULATED THE CENTRAL NATURE OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE. 01:50:07 B&W FTG OF HOUSE AS JFK ENTERS CHAMBER & MEMBERS STAND & APPLAUD. 01:50:15 MS OF JFK W/ POSING W/ OTHERS AT PHOTO OP INCLUDING LBJ, SENATOR EVERETT DIRKSEN (R-ILL), SENATE MAJORITY LEADER MIKE MANSFIELD (D-MONT), SENATOR HUBERT HUMPHREY (D-MINN). 01:50:24 INTV W/ BRADLEE WHO SAYS JFK WASN'T AS EFFECTIVE AS LBJ IN DEALING W/ MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO GET LEGISLATION PASSED. 01:50:39 B&W FTG OF JFK SHAKING HANDS W/ LBJ & HOUSE SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN (D-TEX) ON HOUSE ROSTRUM. 01:50:43 VS OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IN OUTER OFFICE. 01:50:50 B&W FTG OF CLOSED FACTORY. 01:50:57 B&W FTG OF UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE OUTDOORS. 01:51:06 CU OF JFK. 01:51:10 VS OF PEDESTRIANS. 01:51:14 EXT OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:51:23 VS OF BLACK PEDESTRIANS. 01:51:28 VS OF BLACK CIVIL RIGHTS PROTESTORS AT SIT IN. 01:51:36 MS OF WHITE POLICE OFFICER LEADING YOUNG BLOODIED BLACK MAN OUTDOORS. 01:51:41 B&W FTG OF KING & OTHER LEADERS W/ JFK. 01:51:54 FREEZE FRAME OF JFK. 01:51:59 INTV W/ JFK CIVIL RIGHTS ADVISOR HARRIS WOFFORD WHO SAYS JFK HAD THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS PROBLEM BUT LACKED THE MORAL FERVOR. 01:52:11 VS OF BLACK DEMONSTRATORS. 01:52:31 OFF AIR FTG.

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FTG FOR CS ON NIXON / JOHNSON TAPES / JFK SPECIAL. 01:00:02 FREEZE FRAME OF SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY KISSINGER IN MID 1970'S. 01:00:09 MS OF KISSINGER (NO AUDIO). 01:00:13 MS OF SOVIET LEADER LEONID BREZHNEV & PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON EXITING BUILDING & ENTERING LIMOUSINE DURING US VISIT BY BREZHNEV IN 1973. CUTAWAY. 01:00:31 VS OF NIXON, BREZHNEV & OTHERS IN CORRIDOR. 01:00:41 BACK SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV AT TABLE W/ OTHERS AT WHITE HOUSE. 01:00:48 MS OF SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI GROMYKO AT TABLE AS NIXON & BREZHNEV APPEAR IN FG W/ TRANSLATOR. 01:01:17 MS OF GROMYKO SIGNING DOCUMENTS AT TABLE. BLANK. 01:01:30 TWO SHOT OF BREZHNEV & NIXON RAISING GLASSES DURING TOAST AS OFFICIALS APPLAUD AT PHOTO OP. 01:01:47 TWO SHOT OF BREZHNEV & NIXON AT TABLE SINGING STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TREATY TWO (SALT II). 01:02:38 VS OF NIXON OFFERING TOAST NEAR BREZHNEV, GROMYKO & OTHERS (NO AUDIO). 01:03:06 MS OF BREZHNEV & GROMYKO SHAKING HANDS. 01:03:15 FREEZE FRAME OF WHITE HOUSE SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:03:21 BACK SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV BOARDING AIR FORCE ONE (AF1). 01:03:44 WS OF OFFICIALS AT SALT II SIGNING CEREMONY AT WHITE HOUSE. 01:03:47 SIDE SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV SINGING TREATY AT TABLE (NO AUDIO). 01:03:57 TWO SHOT OF BREZHNEV & NIXON AT TABLE ABOARD AF1. 01:04:11 MS OF CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN W/ WIFE NANCY REAGAN & OTHERS OUTDOORS DURING RECEPTION FOR BREZHNEV AT NIXON'S SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA, HOME. 01:04:22 MS OF RECEPTION GUESTS INCLUDING FRANK SINATRA. 01:04:27 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV ON HILL AT PHOTO OP. 01:04:42 HAS OF BOAT IN HARBOR. 01:04:51 HAS OF PRESIDENTIAL YACHT AS NIXON & BREZHNEV WAVE & SIT W/ OTHERS ON DECK. 01:04:58 CU OF BREZHNEV AT TABLE ABOARD AF1. 01:05:46 AERIAL FTG OF CANYON. 01:06:00 LAS OF NIXON & BREZHNEV EXITING AF1. 01:06:08 VS OF OFFICIALS GREETING BREZHNEV ON AIRSTRIP INCLUDING FIRST LADY PAT NIXON. 01:06:24 MS OF BREZHNEV WADING INTO CHEERING CROWD ON TARMAC. 01:06:26 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & BREZHNEV ON NIXON'S SAN CLEMENTE ESTATE. 01:06:34 FREEZE FRAME OF BREZHNEV & NIXON W/ OTHERS AT WHITE HOUSE SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:06:38 MS OF BREZHNEV & NIXON AT SALT II SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:06:41 TIGHT SHOT OF BREZHNEV AS HE APPLAUDS & SHAKES HANDS W/ NIXON. 01:07:08 MS OF NIXON & SOVIET OFFICIAL SIGNING DOCUMENTS AT TABLE AS BREZHNEV & OTHERS STAND NEARBY. 01:08:05 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & OFFICIAL SHAKING HANDS. 01:08:49 B&W FTG OF PRESIDENT LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON (LBJ) AT TABLE AS HE SIGNS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL & MEMBERS OF CONGRESS CROWD IN BG IN MID 1960'S. 01:08:56 MS OF LBJ SHAKING HANDS W/ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AS HE HANDS KING A PEN (NO AUDIO). 01:09:04 MS OF FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) CHIEF J EDGAR HOOVER ACCEPTING PEN FROM LBJ AT SIGNING CEREMONY. FREEZE FRAME. 01:09:16 MS OF LBJ HANDING ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY (RFK) PENS TO DISTRIBUTE AT SIGNING CEREMONY. 01:09:35 MS OF VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT HUMPHREY SHAKING HANDS W/ OFFICIAL. 01:09:39 B&W FREEZE FRAME OF FIRST LADY LADY BIRD JOHNSON WALKING OUTDOORS W/ OTHERS. 01:09:49 MS OF LBJ & FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT TABLE AS LBJ SIGNS MEDICARE LEGISLATION INTO LAW AT THE TRUMAN PRESIDENTIAL MUSEUM IN INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, ON 65/07/09. 01:09:59 TWO SHOT OF LBJ & TRUMAN AT TABLE AS LADY BIRD, HUMPHREY & BESS TRUMAN STAND IN BG. 01:10:04 TWO SHOT OF LBJ & TRUMAN AS LBJ DISPLAYS LAW. 01:10:07 WS OF OFFICIALS APPLAUDING. 01:10:09 CU OF TRUMAN. 01:10:16 SIDE SHOT OF LBJ DELIVERING SPEECH AT TRUMAN MUSEUM. BLANK. 01:10:27 SPECIAL REPORT CHYRON & INSERT OF PRESIDENT NIXON. 01:10:38 MS OF NIXON AT PODIUM. 01:10:41 GRAPHIC WASHINGTON POST NEWSPAPER HEADLINE READING 3 TOP NIXON AIDES, KLEINDIENST OUT; PRESIDENT ACCEPTS FULL RESPONSIBILITY; RICHARDSON WILL CONDUCT NEW PROBE. 01:10:43 MS OF SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SENATOR SAM ERVIN (D-NC) CHAIRING WATERGATE HEARING IN 1974. 01:10:45 FREEZE FRAME OF PEOPLE ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN. 01:10:57 VS OF PEOPLE ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN. 01:10:59 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & PAT NIXON EXITING WHITE HOUSE W/ OTHERS INCLUDING NEW FIRST LADY BETTY FORD & NEWLY SWORN IN PRESIDENT GERALD FORD FOLLOWING NIXON'S 74/08/09 RESIGNATION (NO AUDIO). REFEED. REPEAT FTG. 01:12:37 MS OF NIXON BOARDING MARINE ONE (MARINE 1) HELICOPTER ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN W/ WIFE PAT. 01:12:58 MS OF TEARY EYED NIXON WAVING TO UNSEEN CROWD ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN FROM MARINE 1 ON 74/08/09. 01:13:07 MS OF NIXON'S DAUGHTER TRICIA & HUSBAND EDWARD COX ENTERING MARINE 1. 01:14:18 VS OF MARINE 1. 01:14:21 TIGHT SHOT OF MACHINERY IN OPERATION. 01:14:23 FREEZE FRAME OF NIXON SHAKING HANDS W/ CHINESE PREMIER ZHOU ENLAI DURING NIXON'S 1973 VISIT TO CHINA. 01:14:34 TWO SHOT OF NIXON & CHINESE COMMUNIST LEADER MAO ZEDONG TUNG SHAKING HANDS DURING NIXON'S 1973 CHINA VISIT (NO AUDIO). REPEAT FTG. 01:14:54 GROUND LEVEL SHOTS OF US TROOPS IN VIETNAM. REPORTER VO. 01:15:00 WS OF LARGE CONFERENCE TABLE AS US & NORTH VIETNAMESE OFFICIALS GATHER AT TABLE AT PARIS PEACE TALKS IN 1973. 01:15:09 TIGHT SHOT OF NIXON DELIVERING 1973 TELEVISED OVAL OFFICE SPEECH AS HE SAYS THE SILENT MAJORITY STOOD FIRM FOR PEACE W/ HONOR IN VIETNAM. 01:15:42 FREEZE FRAME OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:15:48 EXT OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:15:52 MS OF NIXON AT OVAL OFFICE DESK PRIOR TO 74/08/08 TELEVISED RESIGNATION SPEECH. 01:16:18 MS OF NIXON DELIVERING TELEVISED SPEECH AS HE ANNOUNCES HIS RESIGNATION EFFECTIVE 74/08/09. 01:17:19 SHOT PULLS IN TO TIGHT SHOT OF NIXON. 01:17:59 CU OF NIXON. 01:18:43 HE SAYS I HAVE NEVER BEEN A QUITTER. 01:19:38 CU OF NIXON WHO SAYS HE SHALL RESIGN THE PRESIDENCY EFFECTIVE NOON TOMORROW & VICE PRESIDENT FORD WILL BE SWORN IN AS PRESIDEENT AT THAT HOUR. BREAKUP. 01:20:03 CHYRON ABC CLOSEUP JFK / REEL 1 / AIR: 11/11/83. 01:20:25 OFF AIR FTG. 01:20:38 CLIPS OF ABC SPECIAL JFK. 01:21:31 VS OF HYANNIS HARBOR, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1963 AS DORIS DAY RECORDING OF HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD SOUNDS. 01:22:05 VS OF HARBOR AS ABC RADIO BULLETIN CIRCA 63/11/22 ANNOUNCES THE SHOOTING OF PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY (JFK) IN DALLAS, TEXAS. 01:22:26 EXT OF KENNEDY COMPOUND IN HYANNISPORT AS RADIO BROADCASTS ANNOUNCE THE DEATH OF JFK. 01:23:20 INTV W/ ABC CORRESPONDENT & JFK PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER WHO RECALLS THE NEWS OF JFK'S ASSASSINATION. 01:24:01 VS OF SHORE AS BBC BROADCAST ANNOUNCES THE DEATH OF JFK. 01:24:13 INTV W/ FORMER WEST BERLIN MAYOR WILLY BRANDT WHO RECALLS THE GATHERING OF HUGE CROWDS IN WEST BERLIN FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ASSASSINATION OF JFK. 01:24:32 B&W FTG OF WEST GERMANS PUTTING CANDLES IN WINDOWS, HOLDING BANNERS & CANDLES IN SQUARE W/ PHOTOS OF JFK AS THEY MOURN THE LOSS OF JFK IN WEST BERLIN. 01:24:57 VS OF CANDLE LIGHT VIGIL IN WEST BERLIN. 01:25:20 VS OF MOTORCADE AS JFK DELIVERS SPEECH (AUDIO). 01:25:51 B&W FTG OF JFK GLADHANDING PEOPLE. 01:26:04 VS OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECHES. 01:26:12 MS OF JFK IN OPEN CAR IN MOTORCADE. 01:26:20 FREEZE FRAME OF JFK. 01:26:26 JENNINGS SU. 01:27:11 OFF AIR FTG. 01:28:59 VS OF 1960 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. 01:29:27 VS OF PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER ON WORLD TOUR IN 1959. 01:29:47 VS OF JFK ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL AS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1960. 01:31:06 INTV W/ POLITICAL SCIENTIST RICHARD NEUSTADT WHO SAYS THE EXCITEMENT OF THAT PERIOD HAS A LIFE OF ITS OWN. 01:31:20 B&W CLIPS OF JFK ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. 01:31:34 INTV W/ KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT MCNAMARA WHO COMMENTS ON THE WIT OF JFK. 01:31:52 INTV W/ JFK COUNSEL THEODORE SORENSEN WHO SAYS JFK CONTINUED TO GROW & LEARN. 01:31:58 B&W TWO SHOT OF JFK & WIFE JACQUELINE KENNEDY. 01:32:18 MS OF JFK AT PODIUM AS HE SAYS I BELIEVE IN AN AMERICA THAT ISN'T FIRST WHEN, FIRST IF, BUT FIRST PERIOD. 01:32:37 STAKEOUT. 01:32:44 MS OF JFK EXITING PLANE W/ OTHERS INCLUDING HIS CAMPAIGN MANAGER & BROTHER ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY (RFK) AS JFK COMMENTS IN AUDIO THAT HE THINKS OF THE PRESIDENCY IN THE SAME WAY THAT PRESIDENT FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT (FDR) & WOODROW WILSON THOUGHT OF IT WHICH IS TO USE IT TO CHALLENGE THE PEOPLE OF THE NATION. 01:32:59 B&W CLIPS OF THE WEST VIRGINIA PRIMARY. 01:33:12 B&W CLIP OF JFK, FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT JR & OFFICIAL ATOP OPEN CAR DURING CAMPAIGN SWING THROUGH WEST VIRGINIA. 01:33:18 INTV W/ HISTORIAN HERBERT PARMET WHO SAYS JFK DID WHAT HAD TO BE DONE TO WIN THE WEST VIRGINIA PRIMARY. 01:33:23 WS OF FLOOR OF THE 1960 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, AS JFK SUPPORTERS WAVE SIGNS. JENNINGS VO. 01:33:35 WS OF WYOMING DELEGATION CASTING THE DECIDING VOTES THAT PUT JFK OVER THE TOP IN 60/07. 01:33:39 HAS OF JFK'S BROTHER TED KENNEDY ON CONVENTION FLOOR W/ WYOMING DELEGATION. 01:33:41 VS OF DELEGATES WAVING LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON (LBJ) SIGNS. 01:33:55 LAS OF LIGHTED SIGN READING HOLLYWOOD PALACE AS JFK CAMPAIGN SONG W/ SPECIAL LYRICS TO SONG ALL THE WAY SOUNDS. 01:34:03 VS OF JFK & CAMPAIGN WORKERS ON THE TRAIL AS JFK CAMPAIGN SONG SOUNDS. 01:34:12 B&W CLIP OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE JFK AT MICROPHONE AT OUTDOOR RALLY. 01:34:16 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK'S HAND AS HE DELIVERS SPEECH. 01:34:27 STAKEOUT. 01:34:44 TIGHT SHOT OF KENNEDY PRESS BUTTON WORN BY REPORTER AT TYPEWRITER. 01:34:49 SIDE SHOT OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH FROM TRAIN AT STATION. 01:34:52 POV FROM ATOP MOVING TRAIN OF HUGE CROWDS. 01:34:56 MS OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH AS HE SAYS HE WANTS THE WORLD TO KNOW THAT A NEW GENERATION OF AMERICANS HAS TAKEN LEADERSHIP OF THE US. 01:35:12 MS OF PRESIDENT EISENHOWER DELIVERING OUTDOOR SPEECH. 01:35:17 CU OF REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE VICE PRESIDENT NIXON. 01:35:22 TIGHT SHOT OF US FLAG. 01:35:27 MS OF NIXON, EISENHOWER & REPUBLICAN VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE HENRY CABOT LODGE WAVING AT OUTDOOR RALLY. 01:35:34 B&W CLIP OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH AS HE SAYS THE FIRST VEHICLE IN SPACE WAS NAMED SPUTNIK NOT VANGUARD. 01:35:44 HE SAYS THE FIRST PASSENGERS TO RETURN SAFELY FROM SPACE WERE NAMED STRELKER & BELKER NOT ROVER OR FIDO OR EVEN CHECKERS. 01:35:48 MS OF NIXON WHO SAYS HE IS SICK & TIRED OF JFK'S CONSTANT WHIMPERING & YAMMERING. 01:35:55 CU OF EISENHOWER. 01:35:57 CU OF PAT NIXON. 01:36:11 B&W FTG OF JFK & JACKIE GREETING AFRICAN AMERICAN SUPPORTERS AT RALLY. 01:36:26 VS OF JFK AS DELIVERS SPEECH ON HUMAN RIGHTS. 01:36:33 INTV W/ JFK WHITE HOUSE ADVISER HISTORIAN ARTHUR SCHLESINGER JR WHO SAYS JFK WAS BOLD IN HIS CONCEPTIONS BUT CAREFUL IN HIS ACTIONS. 01:36:41 B&W CLIP OF NIXON LIMPING AS HE SHAKES HANDS W/ OFFICIALS OUTSIDE STUDIO FOLLOWING FIRST DEBATE W/ JFK. 01:36:46 MS OF JFK ARRIVING FOR DEBATE. 01:36:57 TWO SHOT OF JFK & NIXON SHAKING HANDS IN STUDIO. 01:36:59 CU OF JFK AT DEBATE. 01:37:06 VS OF JFK IN OPEN CAR DURING CAMPAIGN SWING THROUGH OHIO FOLLOWING FIRST DEBATE. SALINGER COMMENTS (AUDIO) THAT CROWDS BEGAN TO SURGE TOWARD JFK FOLLOWING THE DEBATE. 01:37:38 LS OF KENNEDY COMPOUND AT NIGHT. 01:37:45 WS OF HARBOR. JENNINGS VO. 01:38:01 INTV W/ POLITICAL SCIENTIST JAMES MACGREGOR BURNS WHO SAYS JFK DIDN'T SPEND TIME WORRYING ABOUT CARRYING OUT HIS PROGRAMS SINCE THE PRIORITY WAS GETTING ELECTED. 01:38:30 OFF AIR FTG. 01:41:00 SLOW MOTION B&W FTG OF JFK & FIRST LADY JACKIE IN OPEN LIMOUSINE FOLLOWING JFK'S 61/01/20 INAUGURATION. 01:41:45 B&W CLIP OF JFK INAUGURAL SPEECH ON THE STEPS OF THE CAPITOL. 01:41:57 LS OF JFK & JACKIE ATOP PRESIDENTIAL BOX AS MARCHERS PASS IN REVIEW IN FG. 01:42:05 BACK SHOT OF JFK AT PODIUM AS HE DELIVERS INAUGURAL ADDRESS. 01:42:11 MS OF JFK TOSSING FIRST BALL OF THE 1961 BASEBALL SEASON IN GRIFFITH STADIUM AT WASHINGTON SENATORS GAME. ROCK SONG PEPPERMINT TWIST SOUNDS. 01:42:14 B&W CLIP OF CHILDREN PLAYING W/ HULA HOOPS. 01:42:16 CLIP OF TEENAGERS DANCING TWIST IN CLUB. 01:42:22 MS OF JFK DRIVING GOLF CART W/ WIFE JACKIE HOLDING THEIR SON JOHN ON CART. 01:42:24 LS OF JFK ABOARD PRESIDENTIAL YACHT W/ OTHERS INCLUDING JACKIE. 01:42:39 B&W CLIPS OF TEENAGERS AT PLAY. 01:42:44 MS OF TEENAGER IN DRYER. 01:42:46 POV FROM INSIDE MOVING FRYER OF TEENAGERS. 01:42:58 VS OF ANDY WARHOL ART & STILLS OF JFK & JACKIE. 01:43:03 B&W CLIPS OF POOR BLACKS OUTSIDE SHACK. 01:43:18 MS OF SIGNS ON WALL READING COLORED WAITING ROOM / WHITE WAITING ROOM. 01:43:21 VS OF COLORED ONLY SIGNS. 01:43:26 VS OF BLACK & WHITE CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS. 01:43:52 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN HELD BY DEMONSTRATOR READING KHRUSHCHEV COULD EAT HERE WHY NOT AMERICAN NEGROES? 01:43:56 VS OF RIOT POLICE. 01:44:03 MS OF JACKIE EXITING HOUSE IN GEORGETWON AS SHE WEARS GOWN & WALKS IN SNOW W/ OTHERS INCLUDING JFK ENROUTE TO THE INAUGURAL ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM ON 61/01/19. 01:44:11 MS OF JFK & JACKIE TALKING AT TABLE AT FORMAL STATE DINNER. 01:44:22 WS OF SOLDIERS ATOP HORSES LEADING PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE. 01:44:25 HAS OF JFK IN OPEN CAR W/ FRENCH LEADER CHARLES DEGAULLE. 01:44:35 MS OF JFK IN FORMAL WEAR EXITING LIMO W/ JACKIE. 01:44:41 INTV W/ WASHINGTON POST EDITOR BEN BRADLEE AS HE SAYS JFK & JACKIE WERE A GLAMOROUS COUPLE. 01:44:54 TWO SHOT OF JFK & JACKIE ABOARD SAILBOAT. 01:44:56 MS OF JFK & SON JOHN NEAR FENCE. 01:45:01 MS OF JFK'S DAUGHTER CAROLINE ABOARD HER PONY MACARONI. 01:45:05 MS OF JACKIE ATOP HORSE. 01:45:08 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK HOLDING HIS SON JOHN. 01:45:15 VS OF JFK PRESS CONFERENCE AS HE JOKES W/ PRESS. 01:46:30 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK DELIVERING SPEECH AT HOUSE ROSTRUM TO JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS. 01:46:36 STILL PHOTO OF BLACK AMERICAN. 01:46:39 VS OF CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS. 01:46:43 INTV W/ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER JAMES FARMER WHO SAYS JFK INSPIRED YOUNG BLACKS. 01:47:05 B&W FTG OF FREEDOM RIDERS ON BUS RIDES THROUGH THE SOUTH. 01:47:17 STILL PHOTO OF BUS STATION SIGN READING WHITE WAITING ROOM. 01:47:20 STILL PHOTO OF JFK & RFK IN OVAL OFFICE. 01:47:28 TIGHT SHOT OF FARMER SINGING FREEDOM RIDER SONG. 01:47:37 STILL PHOTOS OF FREEDOM RIDERS AS FREEDOM RIDER SONG SOUNDS. 01:47:50 STILL PHOTOS OF BUSES ON FIRE & FREEDOM RIDERS UNDER ATTACK. 01:48:03 B&W FTG OF ARMED NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ON PATROL AT NIGHT. 01:48:09 B&W FTG OF CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER KING AT PODIUM IN BLACK CHURCH. 01:48:26 B&W STILL PHOTO OF JFK SITTING IN ROCKING CHAIR IN OVAL OFFICE AS BLACK LEADERS STAND NEARBY. 01:48:35 B&W STILL PHOTO OF RFK AT OFFICE DESK. 01:48:37 VS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL RFK AT WORK. 01:48:51 INTV W/ JFK ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL BURKE MARSHALL WHO SAYS THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL UNDER RFK WAS ENERGETIC. 01:48:56 STILL OF JFK & RFK IN OVAL OFFICE. 01:49:01 CU OF JFK STILL. 01:49:02 B&W STILL OF KING. 01:49:09 AERIAL FTG OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:49:17 TIGHT SHOT OF JFK AT PC AS HE SAYS HE WILL BRING CIVIL RIGHTS ACTION TO CONGRESS WHEN SUCH LEGISLATION CAN WIN APPROVAL. 01:49:28 INTV W/ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER BAYARD RUSTIN WHO SAYS JFK SHOULD HAVE GONE TO THE NATION W/ THE IDEA THAT A CIVIL RIGHTS BILL MAY NOT PASS BUT IT MUST BE BROUGHT FORTH. 01:49:49 INTV W/ POLITICAL SCIENTIST BURNS WHO SAYS JFK DIDN'T BELIEVE IN FAILURE & MAY HAVE MISCALCULATED THE CENTRAL NATURE OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE. 01:50:07 B&W FTG OF HOUSE AS JFK ENTERS CHAMBER & MEMBERS STAND & APPLAUD. 01:50:15 MS OF JFK W/ POSING W/ OTHERS AT PHOTO OP INCLUDING LBJ, SENATOR EVERETT DIRKSEN (R-ILL), SENATE MAJORITY LEADER MIKE MANSFIELD (D-MONT), SENATOR HUBERT HUMPHREY (D-MINN). 01:50:24 INTV W/ BRADLEE WHO SAYS JFK WASN'T AS EFFECTIVE AS LBJ IN DEALING W/ MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO GET LEGISLATION PASSED. 01:50:39 B&W FTG OF JFK SHAKING HANDS W/ LBJ & HOUSE SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN (D-TEX) ON HOUSE ROSTRUM. 01:50:43 VS OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IN OUTER OFFICE. 01:50:50 B&W FTG OF CLOSED FACTORY. 01:50:57 B&W FTG OF UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE OUTDOORS. 01:51:06 CU OF JFK. 01:51:10 VS OF PEDESTRIANS. 01:51:14 EXT OF WHITE HOUSE. 01:51:23 VS OF BLACK PEDESTRIANS. 01:51:28 VS OF BLACK CIVIL RIGHTS PROTESTORS AT SIT IN. 01:51:36 MS OF WHITE POLICE OFFICER LEADING YOUNG BLOODIED BLACK MAN OUTDOORS. 01:51:41 B&W FTG OF KING & OTHER LEADERS W/ JFK. 01:51:54 FREEZE FRAME OF JFK. 01:51:59 INTV W/ JFK CIVIL RIGHTS ADVISOR HARRIS WOFFORD WHO SAYS JFK HAD THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS PROBLEM BUT LACKED THE MORAL FERVOR. 01:52:11 VS OF BLACK DEMONSTRATORS. 01:52:31 OFF AIR FTG.