First part of film portrait of Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson II compiled before 1952 presidential election in US

Filipino couples traditional dancing Demolition ball strikes destroyed building Woman removes laundry from line by shelled out building Filipino officer awarded medal (Briggs) White man awarded medal Man and soldier shake hands White man (Tom Briggs) stares at medal and has a flashback Filipino boy throws papaya at soldier Close up of papaya on soldier's shirt Boy runs away, soldier runs after boy Soldier runs into house Boy hides in house Filipino man sharpens machete in the house Hand write the word 'Filipino' on chalkboard Boy stands in front of chalkboard Chalkboard says 'I Am Filipino' Man who could pass as missionary teaches classrooms of adults and kids Boy walks over to white soldier sitting at desk Boy sits in soldier's lap (child molestation?) Book open to portrait of George Washington Man at chalkboard with drawn map of United States Philippines talks to class of young boys Man wipes forehead with handkerchief Boy stands in the jungle Close up of man wiping his forehead with handkerchief Classroom of young Filipino children sitting at desks Adults sitting at desk with teacher Filipinos make hand gestures while sitting at desks Soldier talks to the class Children playing in a ring outside of a grass house Woman in nurse's uniform ringing bell, children run past nurse Children file into classroom Children in file examined briefly by a doctor with a stethoscope Close up of Filipino boy smiling Filipino woman rings bell and children run to her Children file into schoolhouse Young children sitting at desk reading form readers Teenagers standing outside building (high school) Teens file into high school Man writes diagram on the board (explains legislature) Filipino flag and American flag waving together Farmer plowing with oxen Farmer planting sugar Farmers in a rice paddy Street scene Filipino at typewriter Man and woman sit at table together Woman stands at an airfield, plane takes off Edginess Man walks down the stairs Woman inoculates children Filipinos voting by ballots Three men seated at a table, man approaches Close up of white man Close up of Filipino man Standing points at seated man Filipinos seated at town hall meeting Standing man shows seated man document seated man nods Page from Mark Twain man and legend Close up of cover of book, hand puts it back on shelf Filipinos at newsstand (nice shot of 1950's newsstand) Filipino girls perform calisthenics in matching uniforms Filipino boys play basketball Filipino run track Filipino girl hits softball, makes a run Small crowd cheering (all Filipinos) Girl catches ball tags girl out Filipino couples swing dancing; swing band plays nice Filipinos traditional dancing in costume Men with rifles walking in riverbed Villagers walking with rifles and baskets Men march into the jungle Missionaries reach hut in the middle of the jungle Missionaries hide out in hut Man with scout walks through jungle Missionaries in refuge repairing hut and grinding corn White woman at typewriter Woman nurses child Man acting as sentinel climbs up tree Men and missionaries standing around map on table Mountain Missionaries running Missionaries lie on ground (look dead) Shots of various items on ground books, shoes Missionaries hiding in the jungle Mountain Missionaries at camp ground, cooking, eating Women at table Woman types, other woman writes by hand Woman hands paper to man Newspapers Children enter schoolhouse Children working in garden Children being read to Children singing a hymn Woman inoculates children Men walking in file Men by riverbed Men on horseback Man on horseback gives American magazine to two farmers Close up of 'The Saturday Evening Post,' date 'December 1942' circled Men take magazine and run through the field

Sucesos Peruanos Newsreel No. 407

Today is the 100th Anniversary William Faulkner's birth. The University of Mississippi and the city of Oxford are celebrating the day with speeches, parties and the unveiling of a new statue. The sculpture features William Faulkner sitting on a bench. During his short life, Faulkner wrote 20 novels and numerous short stories. He was elected to the National Institute of Arts and Letters. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature and Pulitzer Prize as well as the National Book Award twice.

Will D. Campbell This show is shot from New Orleans LA talks about his book Brother to a Dragonfly National Book Award finalist Will Davis Campbell (born 1924 in Amite County, Mississippi, United States) is a Baptist minister, activist, author, and lecturer. Throughout his life, he has been a notable white supporter of civil rights in the Southern United States. In addition to his activism, Campbell also is a noted author, particularly with his autobiographical work Brother to a Dragonfly, a finalist for the National Book Award in 1978. He was the late cartoonist Doug Marlette's inspiration for the character ""Will B. Dunn"" in his comic strip, Kudzu

Dalton Trumbo was an American screenwriter and novelist who was imprisoned for eleven months and blacklisted by the movie studio bosses for being one of the group known as the Hollywood Ten. Montage Trumbo's written works and awards. Note Mastered currently in DVC PRO HD 16 x 9 from film. Available in all HD and SD 43 formats.

03/12/69 A0055689 NEW YORK: NORMAN MAILER WINS BOOK AWARD. NX41511 "BOOK AWARD" SHOWS: NORMAN MAILER Q&A SOF: (SHOT 3/12/69 52FT) AWARDS - NATIONAL BOOK AWARD: LITERATURE SOUTH VIETNAM - NEGOTIATIONS MAILER, NORMAN - SOF XX / 52 FT / 16 NEG 80 FT / 16 NEG / CUTS

NEWSFEED: 12/14-15/2006 SCHOOL BUS HIT BY FALLING TREE, SCHOOLS EVACUATED, AND HARRY POTTER BOOKS IN SCHOOL LIBRARIES WA TREE FALLS ON SCHOOL BUS surveillance video of the last two kids on school bus- boom! no more surveillance video; Int bus with huge dent in ceiling, dented school bus in garage. MA PITCHER DAISUKE MATSUZAKA NX waving from limo ;GA HARRY POTTER IN LIBRARIES What are you up to, Georgia? Harry Potter books, Board of Education meeting ;FILE YOKO ONO press conf. GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS excerpts. TX SCHOOL EVACUATION Aerial students on lawn, paramedics tending some UT WARREN JEFFS TESTIMONY. GAZA BORDER GUN BATTLE reporters hurrying away, some men flee, some look on curiously; Cluster of men clap and shout. PRINCESS DIANA FORMER SECRETARY REAX PRINCESS DIANA MOHAMED AL-FAYED REAX. UNITED NATIONS BAN KI-MOON SWORN IN. NJ SCHOOL INCIDENT Aerial haz-mats arrive. "THIS DAY IN HISTORY": 12/15/1961 EICHMANN SENTENCED. 12/15/1965 GEMINI RENDEZVOUS B/W rocket launch, space capsule in orbit 12/15/1966 WALT DISNEY DEAD Disney speaking from Disneyland, kids stampede into Sleeping Beauty's castle, characters running amok NJ HOSPITAL AERIALS. NO TITLE red-beret wearing man doing press conf on missing hikers; IN HAIR MUSEUM, WAR CRIMINALS George W.Bush, Dick Cheney & Donald Rumsfeld! Here to dedicate the Indiana Hair Museum? Cannon salute, Big officer escorts Rumsfeld away. Band in 1800s costumes ;The four put their hands on their hearts for the national anthem, they sit & open their programs, officer speaks

SERVICE FILM FOR ESSO GAS. STATION OWNERS FULL SERVICE GAS STATION. SERVICE STATION FOR AUTOMOBILES. THE FILMS EXPLAINS WHAT FIRST CLASS SERVICE IS WHAT WILL GIVE EACH GAS STATION MORE BUSINESS. GAS STATION ATTENDANTS IN UNIFORMS AND CAPS. GREAT SHOTS OF ESSO GAS PUMPS, ADVERTISING OLD FASHIONED SERVICE. HOW TO INCREASE PROFIT. BUSINESSMAN SPEAKS UP DURING MEETING. MAP OF NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS. ACTIVELY GETTING NEW CUSTOMERS. FREE INCENTIVES. LICENCE PLATE KEY CHAINS, GLASS BANKS. WRITING DOWN NAMES FROM PHONE BOOK. GAIN NEW CUSTOMERS. ESSO RESEARCH LABORATORIES. ESSO MARKETERS PLEDGE ESSOLENE. PATENT DOCUMENT AE ROTY PE ESSO. NATIONAL AWARD PLAQUE FOR CHEMICAL ENGINEERING. MEN LISTEN TO LECTURER. GASOLINE QUALITY ESSO CHEMIST. MAN GETS CHANGE, THROWS COIN ON GROUND. DRIVES AWAY. CHART OF CARS FUEL SYSTEM DISCUSSES POORLY DESIGNED GASOLINE. VAPORIZATION LOSS. CARS TRAVEL ON ROAD. ANIMATED FUEL LINE. CAR PULLS OVER. CAR TROUBLE. STALLED IN HOT WEATHER FROM "VAPOR LOCK" WOMAN GETS INTO CAR, PAYS GAS STATION ATTENDANT. GETS CHANGE. CAR PULLS INTO GARAGE TEST ROOM, HOOKED UP TO INSTRUMENTS TO MEASURE VARIOUS FACTORS. CU GAUGES CU TIRE SPINS ON ROLLERS, HUGE FAN ACTIVATED. PULL LEVER. SCIENTISTS READ GAUGES. FUEL MIXTURE. CIT TRAFFIC INTERSECTION. CAR TRAVELS UP HILL IN COUNTRY. STOPPED AT TRAFFIC JAM, CARS ON INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS.

FORMER PRESIDENT GERALD FORD ACCEPTS THE PROFILE IN COURAGE AWARD FOR PARDONING PRESIDENT NIXON.

SUCESOS PERUANOS NEWSREEL No. 322

04/12/73 C0033639 - COLOR NEW YORK: NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS UNCUT " BOOKS" SHOWS: SOF WINNERS NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS: 1) FRANCIS FITZGERALD "FIRE IN THE LAKE": DR ARTHUR WILLIAM (2) FOR "DIDEROT." (3) DR ISAIAH TRUNK - "JUDERNAT": (SHOT 4/12/ 715FT) BOOKS AWARDS - BOOKS FITZGERALD, FRANCIS WILSON, DR ARTHUR TRUNK, DR ISAIAH 715 FT / COL / REV / UNCUT

Pauline Kael National Book award winner for her book Deeper into Movies, The New Yorker film critic Pauline Kael introduces her new book When the Lights Go Down. She went on sabbatical from reviewing to work the production side of films with Warren Beatty. Ms. Kael found while working with Beatty during her sabbatical that writiing sensitized and producing de-sensitized her, so she pulled out of the project. She eloquently talks about the lack of good producers currently in Hollywood

John Cheever John William Cheever (May 27, 1912 ? June 18, 1982) was an American novelist and short story writer. He is sometimes called ""the Chekhov of the suburbs."" His fiction is mostly set in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, the Westchester suburbs, old New England villages based on various South Shore towns around Quincy, Massachusetts, where he was born, and Italy, especially Rome. He is ""now recognized as one of the most important short fiction writers of the 20th century. While Cheever is perhaps best remembered for his short stories (including ""The Enormous Radio,"" ""Goodbye, My Brother,"" ""The Five-Forty-Eight,"" ""The Country Husband,"" and ""The Swimmer""), he also wrote a number of novels, such as The Wapshot Chronicle (National Book Award, 1958),[3] The Wapshot Scandal (William Dean Howells Medal, 1965), Bullet Park (1969), and Falconer (1977). Cheever talks about his most recent book,Falconer

03/02/71 C0016475 - COLOR NYC: NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS ANNOUNCED AND DISSENT EXPRESSED IN POETRY, FICTION. NXC 44199 "BOOK AWARD" SHOWS: LS CROWD AT NATIONAL BOOK AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT: MCU POET ALLEN GINEBERG ON PANEL: CU SOF RICHARD HOWARD ANNOUNCED POETRY AWARD: SOF GINSBERG IN MINORITY STATEMENT ON POETRY AWARD (GINSBERG ISES WORD "BULLSHIT" IN HIS POEM ON SUBJECT): CROWD: CU SOF MODERATOR JOHN FRANTZ REPEATS QUESTION TO ERICH SEGAL AND SEGAL SOF: SOF Q&A OF JOHN CHEEVER, Q DIRECTED TO SEGAL WHO (OFF MIKE) RESPONDS: (SHOT 3/2/71 96FT) GINSBERG, ALLEN - SOF HOWARD, RICHARD - SOF FRANTZ, JOHN - SOF CHEEVER, JOHN - SOF LITERATURE AWARDS - LITERATURE HELMUTH / 96 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / D33438 300 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / CUTS /

John Callaway 17:30 I think that's true at the end. But Charlotte is a very depressing character in terms of the kind of chaos that she's gone through. And there's nothing in the book that is particularly instructive. I mean, you're it's not a manual on how to survive that sort of thing. I mean, I agree with your impression at the end. But it is such there is such chaos, that I didn't feel an uplifted sense. I Joan Didion 18:01 didn't you think some of it was funny? John Callaway 18:04 Yes, Joan Didion 18:05 I have been troubled by some of the reviews in which not troubled, but I've been puzzled because I thought quite a lot of it was funny. I mean, it was It struck me funny while I was writing it, but it was it's not uplifting. No. But it is. It's just an attempt to see what's there. And how impossible it is to really see what's there. I mean, the colors keep changing. John Callaway 18:39 Do you? Do you care about things like awards and prizes? Joan Didion 18:46 Well, I've never gotten one that I can Oh, I mean John Callaway 18:50 Are they important to writers? Joan Didion 18:55 I don't think so. I mean, I wouldn't say I've never gotten one or missed one comment. What I mean is I've never John Callaway 19:02 You've lost a Pulitzer Prize several years in a row. Joan Didion 19:05 I don't think I will ever get a Pulitzer Prize or be even considered for pulitzer prize because my books are not I think there's a specific thing about the pulitzer which is they are to in some way, glorify America is that isn't there? John Callaway 19:27 They're very well made. Joan Didion 19:28 Yeah. I think there's an aspect in which they're supposed to be nationally redeeming. John Callaway 19:36 Do you have a fear of snakes? Joan Didion 19:38 Yeah, I don't like them at all. John Callaway 19:41 Snakes keep coming back through a lot of your work. Joan Didion 19:44 I tried to keep them out of Common Prayer. Johnson, my husband said to me, keep the snakes out of that book. And I really tried to John Callaway 19:53 Are there any I can't Joan Didion 19:54 There maybe one, or two. yeah John Callaway 19:57 And even in your essays, I mean, snakes keep snakes edge their way back into your fiction and nonfiction. Joan Didion 20:04 Yeah, we've got one around the house now actually John Callaway 20:06 really Joan Didion 20:07 yeah, it's, I mean, it's outside the house on the house. It's a wild snake, but it's king snake and it is supposed to keep rattlesnakes away. So we keep it there. I mean, we don't kill it. It sits on the hood of my car quite a lot John Callaway 20:21 Do you still keep notebooks, Joan Didion 20:23 I throw things in a box instead of keeping notebooks now because the notebooks got too unwieldy, because since quite a lot of what I wanted to put in them were newspaper clips. So it started just going in a box. And I go through it once in a while and could never find what I'm looking for. John Callaway 20:45 If somebody gave you a camera crew, and say a budget of $200,000 a year or half a million or whatever, and said, Joan Didion, I want you to be a big time television police reporter in Southern California, I want you to take your eye and your ear and your nose and all of that go out with the camera crew, and you can go on the air when you want to go on the air. You don't have to worry about being a big deal. Actor, you know, deep voice and all that stuff. But you can you can show us homicide, loss, fear Southern California, would you do it? Joan Didion 21:24 I'm not sure I would. I'm really not sure I would simply because I would rather for two years be sitting at the typewriter. I mean, I have I feel impelled to write some more books. And I don't want to I would rather do it in a book. I would rather in certain ways I'd rather be alone than going out with a crew. John Callaway 21:58 I always thought I always thought it was part of your writing. It was great police reporting. Yeah, I had an all star cast to police reporters. Joan Didion 22:06 I'm terrible at it. I never know what John Callaway 22:08 No, you're not terrible at it. The slouch slou stuff and Slouching Towards Bethlehem that, that you got it you get it exactly right. Every police were anybody doing any urban reporting to be required to read your pieces?

Mickey's Big Chance

A STUDENT FROM COLORADO WINS THE NATIONAL SPELLING BEE.

3/4/70 C0009083 / COLOR NEW YORK CITY: HELLMAN, OATES, SINGER , AND ERIKSON NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS: NXC 1788 "BOOK AWARDS" SHOWS: BOOK AND SOF Q&A WITH LILLIAN HELLMAN: BOOKS AND SOF Q&A WITH JOYCE CAROL OATES: BOOK AND SOF Q&A WITH ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER: BOOK AND SOF Q&A WITH ERIK ERIKSON: (SHOT 3/4/70 173 FT) AWARDS - BOOKS LITERATURE HELLMAN, LILLIAN - SOF OATES , JOYCE CAROL - SOF SINGER, ISAAC BASHEVIS - SOF ERIKSON, ERIK - SOF MORRISON / 173 FT/ 16 COL / POS / D24429 450 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS /

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