00:00:00:00 [GOP pres cand Pat Buchanan mingles after speaking at the United We Stand Forum at the Sun City West Community Services Center]--EXT, crowd outside center listens to speech over louds ...

Full title reads: "London. We Want A Zebra!". <br/> <br/>Kentish Town, London. <br/> <br/>SV of kids marching towards camera carrying banners saying "We want a crossing". CU Children, camera pans up to show the name of their school on a board "Torriano Primary School" where they assembled before marching to the Police Station. GV of the children with banners outside the school. <br/> <br/>SV of traffic going past the point where the children want a crossing. CU Policeman holding his hand up to stop the traffic. SV Motor car stopping. SV Children crossing road in front of Policeman. <br/> <br/>LV Of the children with banners marching to Police Station. SV of man with loud hailer camera pans to show procession of children marching along street. SV Head of the procession. In the front are some of the organisers of the protest amongst whom is Mrs Pat Sullivan who organised it. CU of the lamp outside the Police Station. LV Of the children sitting in the road outside the Police Station holding their banners. SV Ditto. SV of Mrs Sullivan coming out of the Police Station. LV Of Mrs Sullivan outside the Police Station with a group of people. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.)

ROLL B: CU NIXON AND WIFE PAT NIXON SHAKING HANDS WITH GUESTS AT AN INAUGURAL BALL. HE GETS LOUD APPLAUSE AND CHEERS. CU LADIES GETTING LITTLE SOUVENIRS READY FOR GUESTS. PRESIDENT AND MRS. NIXON ARRIVING & NIXON MAKING A STATEMENT. CI: PERSONALITIES: NIXON, PAT. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, TRICIA. PERSONALITIES: EISENHOWER, DAVID. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, JULIE. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES: STANS, MAURICE. PERSONALITIES: ROMNEY, GEORGE. CEREMONIES: INAUGURAL BALL.

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Guests: William C. Loud Family, Craig Gilbert Dick Cavett hosts the entire WIlliam C. Loud family, (Bill, Pat, Lance, Grant, Kevin, Delilah and Michelle, the subjects of a much talked about 12 part WNET series called ""An American Family"" and the show's producer Craig Gilbert. Now looked at to be the first reality TV show and Lance as the first openly gay character on TV. An American Family is an American television documentary filmed from May 30 through December 31, 1971[2] and first aired in the United States on the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in early 1973. After being edited down from about 300 hours of raw footage, the series ran one season of 12 episodes on Thursday nights at 9:00 p.m. Originally intended as a chronicle of the daily life of the Louds

b&w melodrama, alcoholism and prohibition feature - directed by Bert Bracken - Cast includes Bramwell Fletcher, Dulcie Cooper, Walter Miller, Maurice Black, Eddie Fetherston, Phillip Smalley, Alice Ward. Italian criminal Vanzetti pats bust of Augustus Caesar. Wife opens door of small apartment where clerk and lawyer are talking. m/s her alone saying That is a lie. Lawyer pushes her roughly out of the room and slams door. Film ends with struggling woman, men fighting. Explosive or small bomb thrown from car into apartment which starts fire. Night third floor apartment burning. Night fire engines leave station fast with loud sirens. Men fight in smoke in burning building, fight on burning staircase. Night m/l/s fire engines arrive outside burning building. Clerk finds wife lying on her back, dead. Clerk seated talking to patrons in elegant speakeasy that was at beginning of film. Vanzetti shoots and kills crooked lawyer across table. Vanzetti caught by policeman who says it is murder.

WOMAN PUTS HER HAND UNDER THE BED TO PET DOG, PATS BALD MAN ON THE HEAD, REALIZES THERE'S A MAN HIDING UNDER HER BED, SCREAMS LOUDLY, MAN GRABS NECKLACE FROM DOG

RECRUITS AT MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, NEW JERSEY, ARE TREATED TO THE SIGHT AND SOUND OF WORN OUT TRUCKS AND OTHER VEHICLES BEING BLOWN UP INSTEAD OF CRUSHED.

1970s: Family look at and consider housing in industrial area. Heavy trucks drive down street. Family get into station wagon. Family looks at detached house in the suburbs

Produced by Audio Productions, INC (NY, NY), “Your Voice and the Telephone” is essentially an infomercial on the telephone made in the 1950s. The film begins with general instructions for watching atop a Bell System seal (adjust the sound volume). After varying shots of ordinary, 1960’s telephones, the film begins explaining a brief evolution of the telephone, ultimately pointing out that voices are made up of sound waves, waves of pressure traveling through the air, which make telephones work. While sound waves cannot be seen, they occur when the very small particles in the air next to a vibrating string are pushed inward and outward. At 2:39 a visual appears of a string vibrating a lot, producing a loud sound. Then the opposite model is shown, with a little vibration and a soft sound. A diagram of a human with vocal cords shows the same string vibrating in the throat creating the sounds of one’s voice. The sound waves that make up your voice, according the the commentator, are as unique as your finger print. The sound waves move into a telephone, and first enter the transmitter, where they strike against a metal plate, called a diaphragm. This sends a wave of pressure through the grains behind the transmitter. From here, your voice is transformed from sound to electricity through the phone. <p>At 4:50, the shot moves along the wire of the phone, where your voice is directed to any one of millions of telephone lines. It may travel by cable, or even by microwave radio for long distances. The electricity carries your voice, almost instantaneously, to the receiver on the other end of the line. Inside the receiver is another diaphragm which is moved back and forth by the action of two magnets, which creates sound waves in the air—new sound waves, which have the same pattern as the ones said into your telephone. Your voice has been changed from sound to electricity, and back to sound again in the blink of an eye. <p>At 6:17, a deconstructed phone is shown while the commentator explains that in order to make this all happen, the telephone has to be very complex. In the transmitter and receiver unit alone, there are 84 tiny parts, in fact. In the base of the telephone, there are 408 parts. All of these parts are put together with great precision so that the naturalness of your voice can come through. After showing a series of white and clear telephones, both off the hook and otherwise, the commentator pridefully informs that if your voice is pleasant and courteous, it will sound pleasant and courteous on the other end. Like any good infomercial, the speaker ends by reminding us why we, as the viewer, should want a telephone: "For the fact that the telephone carries your personality, has a lot to do with the pleasure and fun of using the telephone.” <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: "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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

JOE ADMIRES LOUD NECKTIE, GIVES SALESMAN MONEY. JOE LOOKS PERPLEXED AT CAMERA SECRETARY LEANS OVER JOE'S SHOULDER, HE'S UNCOMFORTABLE, TRIES TO IGNORE HER BEAUTY. LISTENS TO THE NARRATION WHILE LOOKING AT CAMERA, FLUBS PICK UP LINE. SALESMAN RETURNS, VERIFIES DATE WITH SECRETARY, PATS JOE ON BACK. JOE SCOLDS NARRATOR.

CONSERVATIVE PAT BUCHANAN HAS HIT THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. HIS WINNEBAGO TOUR ARRIVED IN CHICAGO TODAY. FUTURE DESTINATIONS APPEAR TO BE SOUTH DAKOTA AND COLORADO.

00:00:00:15 this shows who he wants, the kind of person he wants with him, and someone who shares his values. we weren't quite sure what his values were, but now he's saying loud and clear, this is what i want. and we're delighted (0:20) /

Young man holing megaphone on one ear, screaming, ignoring something that it has been told to him, covering his other ear with his finger.

ORIG. COLOR 1250 SOF / MAG. CUT STORY: M.S. PRES. RICHARD NIXON, GIVES SPEECH ADDRESSING REPUBLICAN WOMEN. V.S. OF PAT AND RICHARD ENTERING MEETING HALL AS HAIL TO THE CHIEF IS PLAYED, AND WOMEN APPLAUD LOUDLY. SIL. CUT-AWAYS OF AUDIENCE (ALL WOMEN). MORE OF NIXON'S SPEECH, HE SAYS " THERE WILL BE A WOMAN ON THE SUPREME COURT " AS LOUD APPLAUSE OVERWHELMS " IN TIME ". V.S. OF NIXON LEAVING MEETING. END. C.S. OF APPLAUSE BEFORE NIXON'S SPEECH, HE MAKES MISTAKES WHILE TANKING WOMAN ANNOUNCER HE ADDRESSES HER BY WORNG NAME; THAN HOLDS HAND ON MICROPHONE (DOES NOT HELP) AND ASKS PROPER NAME. V.S. OF WOMEN LISTENING TO UNID. WOMAN SPEAKER (NOT SHOWN). MORE OF NIXON SPEECH. HE SAYS THAT THE WOMEN ARE IN- TELLIGENT AND " LADIES ". WOMEN APPLAUD WHEN NIXON ORDERS PHOTOGRAPHER TO SIT DOWN SO THAT THE LADY BEHIND HIM CAN SEE (NIXON GRINS). V.S. OF NIXON SHAKING HANDS WITH LEADERS OF REP. WOMEN GROUP. CI: PERSONALITIES: NIXON, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, PAT. POLITICS: PARTIES: REPUBLICAN. HUMOR SUPREME COURT: .

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CLEVELAND OHIO RIOTS (GLENVILLE). JULY 1968. RACE RIOTS. DARK FOOTAGE, COP TALKS TO BLACK MAN. NATIONAL GUARD PRESENT. DRUNK. REPORTER TALKS TO POLICE OFFICER. ASKING ABOUT HIS FAITH IN CITY HALL. BIZARRE CONVERSATION. RACIAL RELATIONS ON THE POLICE FORCE. TALKING ABOUT "PATTING HIM ON THE FANNY". NATIONAL GUARD AND POLICE STOPPING BLACKS IN CARS. CHECKING BLACK MAN'S CAR. ASKS FOR MAN'S CAR REGISTRATION, TALKS ABOUT CURFEW. DAYTIME OUTSIDE, STONE GOVERNMENT BUILDING. SOLDIERS IN TRANSPORT TRUCKS. COP DIRECTS TRAFFIC. RED, FORD MUSTANG. MOTORCYCLE COPS. CONVOY OF ARMY TRUCKS COME OUT OF UNDERGROUND GARAGE. DRIVING ON CITY STREETS. LOTS OF TRAFFIC SOUNDS. PEOPLE STANDING ON STREET CORNER, BLACKS AND WHITES. JEEP FILLED WITH SOLDIERS AT NIGHT POINTING RIFLES UPWARDS. IN ALLEY BETWEEN BUILDINGS. YOUNG BLACK MAN ASKED ABOUT HIS DRAFT CARD. SOLDIER CLIMBS UP FIRE ESCAPE. SUSPECTS SPREAD AGAINST WALL. CAR WITH HUGE LOUD-SPEAKERS ON TOP. DRIVING AT NIGHT IN BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD. NEON SIGN FOR LOCAL CORNER BAR. YOUNG BLACK MEN ACT GOOFY FOR CAMERA.

A SIGN SHOWING ED MEESE IS NOT EVERYONE’S FAVORITE, AND INTERVIEW WITH THE MAN MEESE HAS APPOINTED TO BE THE NEW SPOKESPERSON FOR JUSTICE, PAT KORTEN. WHO HAD BEEN NEXT IN LINE BEHIND THE FIRED TERRY EASTLAND.

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ROLL A: MS PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON AND WIFE PAT ARRIVE AT INAUGURAL BALL. THEY ARE FOLLOWED BY TRICIA AND JULIE NIXON ALONG WITH DAVID EISENHOWER. PAN OF GUESTS AT BALL. CS: LS STAGE WITH NIXON AND FAMILY WITH OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS ON STAGE. VS NIXON MAKES A STATEMENT. SECRETARY OF COMMERCE MAURICE STANS STANDS BEHIND HIM. CU SECRETARY OF HOUSING GEORGE ROMNEY. VS NIXON INTRODUCES DR. DR. RIPLEY OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. CU BAND PLAYING. MORE OF NIXON STATEMENT. ROLL B: CU NIXON AND WIFE PAT NIXON SHAKING HANDS WITH GUESTS AT AN INAUGURAL BALL. HE GETS LOUD APPLAUSE AND CHEERS. CU LADIES GETTING LITTLE SOUVENIRS READY FOR GUESTS. PRESIDENT AND MRS. NIXON ARRIVING & NIXON MAKING A STATEMENT. CI: PERSONALITIES: NIXON, PAT. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, TRICIA. PERSONALITIES: EISENHOWER, DAVID. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, JULIE. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES: STANS, MAURICE. PERSONALITIES: ROMNEY, GEORGE. CEREMONIES: INAUGURAL BALL.

NEON SIGNS AT NIGHT, NEWPORT BEACH,

Elegant senior woman is talking at megaphone on senior man's ear.

He still can't hear me!

01:22:06:11 7:36pm Amanpour live shot as Patriots are being fired, lvie shot ends &amp; hear loud bang as Pat. lauched, back on air,end/ Patriot missile lauched, in air impact w missile to ground & ...