JOHN ANDERSON performs BLACK SHEEP on Austin City Limits in 1984

FREEDOM RIDER JOHN LEWIS, WHO HAD SPENT 26 DAYS IN JAIL AT JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI EARLIER THIS YEAR, TALKED ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE AT A PUBLIC MEETING IN COFFMAN MEMORIAL UNION ON THE CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

00:00:00:00 TIMECODE REFERNCES IN LOG ARE TO ORIGINAL TAPE (0:00) / 08:52:42:11 B-ROLL Senator John Kerry (D-MA) 2004 Presidential Candidate stands with member of the Black Congressional Caucus lead ...

African American soldiers guard chickens which feed US troops stationed in WWII England

Aircraft wind blast experiment. Footage of an experiment being carried out to test the limits of human exposure to the forces generated by aircraft wind blasts. This is the force of the wind experienced by the pilot of a high-powered aircraft if the canopy fails. The speed of the aircraft here is 485 kilometres per hour, a speed that was achieved in the late 1920s, with even higher speeds attained by rocket-powered and jet-powered aircraft during and after World War II. Examples of wind blast experiments include those carried out for the US Air Force by US physician John Stapp in the 1940s and 1950s.

HOST, LOU HOUSE, MEDIATES A DISCUSSION OF BLACK ARTS, PANEL INCLUDES JOHN BLAIR, BETTY LOMAX, JOHN LEWIS AND BILLY TAYLOR. USES 1960S TERMS, "BAG", "ICED". TALK ABOUT KEEPING THE BLACK ARTS IN BLACK HANDS, BLACKS CONTROL BLACK TALENT, "BLACK REVOLUTION", MS OF BLACK PROFESSIONALS TALKING ABOUT THE BLACK ARTS, JAZZ, JAZZ MUSICIANS, CHARLIE PARKER.

President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy and British Officers on the White House lawn greeting the Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch Regiment of Scotland. Jacqueline Kennedy shakes hands with a Black Watch Piper. A large group of underprivileged children is invited by the Kennedys to watch the concert. View of President and his wife at the White House balcony with their children. President's daughter Caroline and son John Jr., can be seen. John Jr. bows to the Regiment guest. Then Caroline Kennedy curtsies and then has trouble regaining her seat beside President Kennedy. View of the Regiment playing and marching on the White House lawn. This occurred eight days before President Kennedy was assassinated. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: November 14, 1963.

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Black Girl

Revenge of the Creature trailer - 1955 - Creature From the Black Lagoon sequel - John Agar, Lori Nelson, John Bromfield, John Wood, Nestor Paiva, Clint Eastwood - directed by Jack Arnold - b&w - monster creature attacks scuba diver - c/u creature - explosion in lake - creature throws a car

Various shots of 1966 Conservative Convention in Ottawa, shot of black man addressing audience, including shot of John Diefenbaker.

Capturing a controversial and significant historical moment in Olympic history, American Medalists Tommie Smith and John Carlos give the Black Power salute during the national anthem.

Item title reads - Black Watch at White House. <br/> <br/>Washington. America (USA). <br/> <br/>L/S as President John F. Kennedy walks across lawn with wife Jackie. M/S as Jackie shakes hands with the Commanding Officer of the Scottish Black Watch Major Wingate Gray. L/S as they continue across lawn. L/S White House. L/S of John and Jackie on balcony at White House with their children John Junior and Caroline. M/S John with the children, M/S as John Jnr. walks to Major Wingate Gray, shakes hands and bows to him. Caroline jumps from her father's knee, shakes hands with Major Wingate Gray, and curtsies. She then tries to climb back on her father's knee but slips, she manages eventually to get back on. M/S of the family on the balcony. Various shots as the Black Watch march and play instruments on the lawn whilst the family watch from the balcony. Good shots of the family together.

LIMITED RIGHTS clips from the films High Fidelity, Grosse Point Blank; Propmotional interviews with John Cussack, and Jack Black seperately

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05/15/69 A0056987 NEW YORK : JOHN SANTANA, STUDENT AT CCHY READING A STATEMENT AT A NEWS CONFERENCE CALLED BY BLACK AND PUERTO RICAN STUDENT COMMITTEE AND BLACK AND PUERTO RICAN FACULTS. LOCAL "CCNEW YORK SPANISH" SHOWS: JOHN SANTANA, READ NG STATEMENT AT A NEWS CONFERENCE. (SHOT 5/15/69 81FT) COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES - NEW YORK NEW YORK - CCNEW YORK PUERTO RICANS BLACK STUDENTS ACADEMIC FREEDOM JOHN SATANA - SOF XX / 81 FT / 16 NEG / D22971

Cardiff, Wales. <br/> <br/>LV kick off by All Blacks. SV crowd. SV strong All Blacks passing movement up left wing. Keen tackling by Welshmen. CU fat man. SV other and Welshmen bear down on New Zealander's line Judd pounces on a loose ball and touches down. SV crowd. Rowlands converted 5-0. STV Scott has trouble with keen tackling Welsh but ball runs loose and All Blacks are on attack again. SV play stopped for infringement. CU girl in crowd. LV Jarden scores from penalty (5-3). SV crowd. SV All Blacks attack again. SV Welsh defenders have trouble with awkward ball and Clark dashes through to touch down. SV crowd. Jarden converted (5-8). Half time. STV Welshmen attacking. SV crowd. LV Welsh attack play held up for infringement. SV Rowlands scores penalty (8-8). SV scoreboard 8-8. TV scrum. SV Willis throws in ball but falls over leg of team-mate. CU people smiling. SV Griffiths being led off after injury. CU supporter biting fingernails. SV Wales defend strongly as All Blacks go all out. SV crowd. LV Wales attack. SV Wales attack. Welsh storm across field. Ball punted out to Rowlands, Elsom intercepts, Clem Thomas dashes in, finds himself hemmed in punts across to opposite wing where Ken Jones fields and touches down. SV crowd. LV conversion by Rowlands. Scoreboard 13-8. SV E. R. John and R. W. Scott wrestling for ball. John wins but hand sit to Scott. Teams walk off field. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Lav.) (Orig "B")

This black & white educational film is an episode of the series Expedition with our host, producer John D. Craig. The show documented journeys to various remote regions of the world, looking for such unusual things. Copyright 1961.<p><p>Opening title montage: EXPEDITION - with our host John D. Craig. John D. Craig introduces the episode: VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH (:07-1:09). John D. Craig sits in a chair and discusses the upcoming episode (1:10-2:04). Title: Valley in the Shadow of Death. Father Hubbard narrates. Map of Alaska. Aniakchak Crater is pointed at. Father Hubbard boards an old fishing boat. A dog barks. Cargo is put on the boat. The fishing boat leaves the port. Dogs don't like being on a boat. Snow capped mountains. Dogs are fed food. Nice sunset. Freezing rain turns to sleet. Dogs are soaking wet and not happy. Rough seas (2:05-4:33). Father Hubbard shakes the hand of the skipper. Father Hubbard, the dogs, and a helper leave the boat, get to the land. A man climbs the side of the rock. Men climb the sides and need to help one another. Ancient symbols in the rock. Two Kodiak bear cubs move and climb (4:34-6:49). A friend has a plane, he shows up and will bring the people to the crater. Father Hubbard boards the plane. Men wave goodbye. The plane takes off from the water into the air (6:50-8:06). Clouds in the sky. Mountain tops and snow covered mountains. Giant black crater, still smoking. Plane turns and gets close. Plane lands on the water. Dogs are ready and jump out of the plane. Father Hubbard and his friend get onto the crater's side. Animation shows what became of the mountain (8:07-9:57). A week later, the rest of the men arrived. Men make food, camping style. Dogs bark and move around. Men walk towards the crater. A man picks at the black ash. Men walk towards the crater. A clear spring, lava flow, steam with poisonous gases rising into the air. The men walk near the rising gases (9:58-11:58). Smoke billows all around them. Gases float around. The men have black soot on their faces. They jump into the freezing waters to get clean (11:59-13:07). Distant smoke. Still beauty of crater lake. The men have a mass. John D. Craig speaks (13:08-13:55). Opposite side of the crater was the biggest and most dangerous crater of all. Giant billows of smoke. Steam and gases are 600 feet below. The men are surrounded by the gases. It looks like a chamber of hell (13:56-15:10). Outside of the crater, The men make some food and feed the dogs. Men climb the side, gases and steam surround them. One of the men fires a rifle. Gases rise around the pit. Men go down into the pit. Steam is everywhere (15:11-17:33). Men are halfway down the crater looking around. Men collect volcanic samples from the source. Men walk across rocks. Dogs are with them. Steam and dust burns your nose and mouth (17:34-19:03). The men try and keep everyone near one another as well as the dogs. It is tough to see and breathe. One of the men tries to check the temperature in the ground but it melts. Father Hubbard finds a dead bird. They stick a pick into the volcano and it melts the top of it. The ground swells and is extremely hot (19:04-21:00). Fresh clouds of steam and smoke. Men walk around, eyes burning, lungs aching. Father Hubbard and the men grab mineral specimen. They pick at the rocks. Rising plumes of steam, smoke, and ash (21:01-22:47). Tough to see through the plumes. Men stand in the rising steam. The men walk out of the crater. John D. Craig wraps up the episode with comments (22:48-24:46). End credits (24:47-25:39).<p><p>Bernard Rosecrans Hubbard (1888–1962) was an American geologist and explorer who popularized the Alaskan wilderness in American media during the middle of the 20th century. Known as "the Glacier Priest", he was a Jesuit priest, head of the Department of Geology at the University of Santa Clara, California, and for a time was the highest-paid lecturer in the world, leading 31 expeditions into Alaska and the Arctic.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com