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Recently painted portrait of Jim Morrison, lead singer from The Doors, on the Ellison Suites building in Venice, California

Unissued / unused material. <br/> <br/>Cabinet and Government meet at Shanklin, Isle of Wight, for Secret Conference. Selected scenes from newsreel story in Gazette issue 49/18. Date on old record is 03/03/1949. <br/> <br/>C/U name board on Shanklin railway station. M/S tradesman carrying brushes entering main gateway to the Manor House (where conference is taking place). He is stopped by policeman. M/S newspaper man carrying newspapers, he is let through gate by policeman. C/U Ian MacKay, Political Correspondent. C/U of Dr. Edith Summerskill. Side view of Aneurin Bevan (Nye Bevan), pan down to newspaper he is reading with headline "Socialists do it again". C/U Leader of House Herbert Morrison & Harold Laski. L/S the Manor House. M/S detectives entering Manor House. M/S ducks on pond pan to Dr. Edith Summerskill feeding them, pan back to ducks. <br/> <br/>M/S Ministers in the grounds, including Morrison and Summerskill. M/S Morrison walking in grounds. M/S Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Stafford Cripps entering gates after returning from church. L/S the Manor House with pressmen around gates. M/S policeman and pressmen. L/S ministers playing ball on lawn. M/S George Isaacs, Minister of Labour. Back view of Prime Minister Clement Attlee walking away from camera. M/S Attlee puffing at pipe, pan with him as he walks. L/S 2 ministers walking on lawn. L/S ministers entering the Manor House. C/U of Arthur Greenwood. C/U Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin and George Tomlinson walking down steps towards camera. C/U Summerskill. M/S Morgan Phillips, Secretary of Labour Party, Dr. Summerskill and two other men walking into camera. <br/> <br/>L/S manor. L/S manor gates with press, crowd and police, with ministers walking in. M/S & C/U Morgan Phillips signing autographs. M/S (2) Jim Griffiths holding baby amid group of people. C/U Jim Griffiths with Herbert Morrison also in picture. View of sea, cactii plants in foreground. L/S Shanklin village. Another shot of houses in village. L/S village street. L/S sea and pier. C/U Attlee smiling & sucking pipe. C/U Morgan Phillips, pan down to newspaper with headline - "What's Cooking at Shanklin". C/U Morgan Phillips, pan down to paper. M/S Tom Williams, Minister of Agriculture, entering door of house. M/S Ian MacKay, Minister of Health Aneurin Bevan (Nye Bevan) & Harold Wilson walking. L/S Manor showing children and prams round gate. M/S two men walking out of grounds. C/U Summerskill. C/U Mr. E.G. Goodge. M/S Bevan & Goodge, pan down to WTA sign outside house. C/U WTA sign. M/S reporters. L/S coast at Shanklin, taken from the boat. L/S wake at the stern of the boat. L/S coast of Shanklin (3 shots). C/U Railway Station board "Shanklin". M/S A. Bevin, E.G. Goodge, and another minister all walking towards camera. C/U Manor House gates with policeman in foreground. C/U name plate on Manor House gates, pan down to press. C/U nameplate at Shanklin railway station. <br/> <br/>

Fans of singer Jim Morrison, who led the 1960's rock group The Doors, flock to his gravesite on the anniversary of his death. Jim Morrison died of a drug overdose on July 3rd, 1971 and is buried at the Paris' Pere LaChaise cemetery in France.

US Trade Rep. Mickey Kantor and others holds a news conference on Japan's sound recording copyright practices.

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JIM MORRISON 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY / INT PRESSER BY JOE RUSSO LEAD SINGER OF DOORS TRIBUTE BAND SOFT PARADE ANNOUNCING CONCERT / BOOKS ON MORRISON ON DISPLAY / FANS READING BOOKS / WRITER SIGNS BOOKS / MORRISON FACE PAINTED ON BACK OF JACKET / DAYTIME INTV W/ GERMAN ROCK CRITIC RAINER MODDEMANN IN ENGLISH / CUTAWAYS / EXT FANS MOS AT PERE LA CHAISE CEMETERY VISITING MORRISON GRAVE / POV THROUGH WINDOW OF FANS SITTING IN CAFE W/ MORRISON PICTURES ON WALLS / FTG FOR JIM BITTERMAN CS VO ON 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF JIM MORRISON SINGER FOR THE DOORS

ROBBY KRIEGER TALKS ABOUT SOME OF THE WORST SHOWS THE DOORS PLAYED - VAN MORRISON IN THE BAND THEM - TALKS " SCREAMING RAY DANIELS " RICK'S BROTHERS HATED JIM MORRISON BECAUSE " HE WAS VERY HATE-ABLE " ABOUT SOME OF ROBBY AND RICK' PRE-DOORS BANDS - ROBBY TALKS ABOUT PHIL SPECTOR AND JIM MORRISON

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JIM MORRISON 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY / INT PRESSER BY JOE RUSSO LEAD SINGER OF DOORS TRIBUTE BAND SOFT PARADE ANNOUNCING CONCERT / BOOKS ON MORRISON ON DISPLAY / FANS READING BOOKS / WRITER SIGNS BOOKS / MORRISON FACE PAINTED ON BACK OF JACKET / DAYTIME INTV W/ GERMAN ROCK CRITIC RAINER MODDEMANN IN ENGLISH / CUTAWAYS / EXT FANS MOS AT PERE LA CHAISE CEMETERY VISITING MORRISON GRAVE / POV THROUGH WINDOW OF FANS SITTING IN CAFE W/ MORRISON PICTURES ON WALLS / FTG FOR JIM BITTERMAN CS VO ON 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF JIM MORRISON SINGER FOR THE DOORS

DANNY SUGARMAN - MORRISON BIO

THE DOORS - BACK DOOR MAN JIM MORRISON

ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 3 July; Doors singer Jim Morrison died on 3 July 1971 LIB (U28069701 1971) ENGLAND: Somerset: Glastonbury: EXT Crowd of hippies at Glastonbury music festival in 1971 LIB (T18080309 TX 18.8.2003) London: Dominic Mohan (The Sun) interview SOT - We remember them in their prime, like Jim Morrison of the Doors / If John Lennon was a pot-bellied sixty-year-old he probably wouldn't be so appealing

Eva Cassidy; ITN ENGLAND: London: Dominic Mohan (The Sun) interview SOT - We remember them in their prime, like Jim Morrison of the Doors / If John Lennon was a pot-bellied sixty year old he probably wouldn't be so appealing

THE DOORS - LIGHT MY FIRE ROCK BAND THE DOORS JIM MORRISON

--SUPERS--\nTuesday\nWashington \n\n:22 - :30\nTim Morrison\nFmr National Security Council Top Russia Expert\n\n:31 - :41\nJennifer Williams\nAdviser to Vice President Mike Pence\n\n:42 - :58\nKurt Volker\nFormer Special Envoy to Ukraine\n\n:59 - 01:12\nLt. Col. Alexander Vindman\nNational Security Council Top Ukraine Expert\n\n01:50 - 02:00\nRep. Jim Jordan\n(R) Intelligence Committee\n--alt--\n(R) Ohio \n\n04:23 - 04:29\nRep. Devin Nunes\n(R) Intelligence Committee Ranking Member\n--alt with--\n(R) California \n\n --LEAD IN--\nCAPITOL HILL SAW A FULL, DRAMATIC DAY OF TESTIMONY TUESDAY IN THE HOUSE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY.\nLAWMAKERS HEARD FROM FOUR KEY WITNESSES.\nTHE HEARINGS STARTED AT ROUGHLY 9 AM EASTERN TIME AND DIDN'T FINISH UNTIL AFTER 8 P-M IN THE EVENING.\nJESSICA SCHNEIDER HAS SOME OF THE KEY MOMENTS. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nFOUR CURRENT AND FORMER TRUMP ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS TESTIFYING DURING DAY THREE OF PUBLIC IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS.\nALL EXPRESSING DIFFERING DEGREES OF DISAPPOINTMENT AND DISAPPROVAL OF THE PRESIDENT'S JULY 25TH PHONE CALL WITH UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT ZELENSKY WHERE TRUMP PUSHED FOR INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE 2016 ELECTION AND THE BIDENS.\nTim Morrison/Fmr National Security Council Top Russia Expert: "I was hoping for a more full-throated statement of support from the president concerning President Zelenksy's reform agenda."\nJennifer Williams/Adviser to Vice President Mike Pence: "I found the July 25th phone call unusual because, in contrast to other presidential calls I had observed, it involved discussion of what appeared to be a domestic political matter."\nKurt Volker/Former Special Envoy to Ukraine: "In hindsight, I now understand that others saw the idea of investigating possible corruption involving that Ukrainian company "Burisma," as equivalent to investigating former Vice President Biden. I saw them as very different.//In retrospect, I should have seen that connection differently, and had I done so, I would have raised my own objections."\nLt. Col. Alexander Vindman/National Security Council Top Ukraine Expert: "It was inappropriate, it was improper for the President to request, to demand, an investigation into a political opponent." \nLT COLONEL ALEXANDER VINDMAN - STILL SERVING AS THE TOP UKRAINIAN EXPERT ON THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL - THE MOST OUTSPOKEN. \nHE'S THE ONE WHO TWICE REPORTED HIS CONCERNS ABOUT THE CALL....AND RECOUNTED A JULY 10TH WHITE HOUSE MEETING WITH UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS WHERE THE EXPECTATION OF INVESTIGATIONS WAS MADE CLEAR BY EU AMBASSADOR GORDON SONDLAND.\nLt. Col. Alexander Vindman/National Security Council Top Ukraine Expert: "Ambassador Sondland said that in order to get a White House meeting, the Ukrainians would have to provide a deliverable, which is investigations, specific investigations."\nREPUBLICANS DIDN'T DISPUTE THE FACTS....BUT INSTEAD QUESTIONED COLONEL VINDMAN'S ABILITIES.\nRep. Jim Jordan/-R- Intelligence Committee: "So your boss had concerns about your judgment. Your former boss, Dr. Hill, had concerns about your judgment. Your colleagues had concerns about your judgment and your colleagues felt that there were times when you leaked information."\nCONGRESSMAN JORDAN POTENTIALLY TAKING HIS CUES FROM THIS TWEET FROM THE *OFFICIAL* WHITE HOUSE ACCOUNT SENT OUT JUST BEFORE 10 AM -- \n"TIM MORRISON, ALEXANDER VINDMAN'S FORMER BOSS, TESTIFIED IN HIS DEPOSITION THAT HE HAD CONCERNS ABOUT VINDMAN'S JUDGMENT."\nVINDMAN QUICKLY COUNTERED --\nLt. Col. Alexander Vindman/National Security Council Top Ukraine Expert: "I guess I'll start by reading Dr. Hill's own words as she - she attested to in my last evaluation that was dated middle of July, right before she left. Alex is a top 1% military officer and the best Army officer I have worked with in my 15 years of government service. He is brilliant, unflappable, and exercises excellent judgment."\nTIM MORRISON PUSHED BACK IN THE SECOND PART OF THE DAY....SAYING HE DIDN'T WANT HIS WORDS FROM HIS CLOSED-DOOR TESTIMONY WEAPONIZED.\nTim Morrison/Fmr National Security Council Top Russia Expert: "I have great respect for my former colleagues from the NSC and the rest of the interagency. I am not here today to question their character or integrity."\nCNN HAS LEARNED COLONEL VINDMAN HAS ASKED THE U.S. ARMY ABOUT THE SAFETY OF HIS FAMILY SINCE HE'S COME UNDER ATTACK BY PRESIDENT TRUMP AND HIS ALLIES. \nTHE ARMY DOES NOT BELIEVE THERE IS AN IMMINENT SECURITY THREAT, ACCORDING TO AN OFFICIAL.\nHE PAID TRIBUTE TO HIS LATE FATHER AT THE END OF HIS OPENING STATEMENT....ASSURING HIS FAMILY THEY'LL ALL BE OK AMIDST THE BACKLASH ON HIM.\nLt. Col. Alexander Vindman/National Security Council Top Ukraine Expert: "Dad, I'm sitting here today, in the US Capitol talking to our elected officials is proof that you made the right decision forty years ago to leave the Soviet Union and come here to United State of America in search of a better life for our family. Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth."\nFORMER SPECIAL ENVOY TO UKRAINE KURT VOLKER AND FORMER NSC OFFICIAL TIM MORRISON WERE CALLED AS REPUBLICAN WITNESSES....BUT THEY DID LITTLE TO BOLSTER REPUBLICAN TALKING POINTS --\nVOLKER AMENDING EARLIER TESTIMONY, NOW RECALLING SONDLAND TALKING ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS.\nKurt Volker/Former Special Envoy to Ukraine: "At the end of the meeting, I do recall, having seen some of the other testimony, I believe Ambassador Sondland did raise the point of investigations in a generic way. This was after the meeting was already wrapping up and I think all of us thought it was inappropriate and the conversation did not pick up from there. The meeting was over. \nTOP REPUBLICAN DEVIN NUNES USED HIS TIME TO BAT BACK DEMOCRATS' NEW FOCUS ON BRIBERY BY THE WHITE HOUSE.\nRep. Devin Nunes/-R- Intelligence Committee Ranking Member: "Did anyone ever ask you to bribe or extort anyone at anytime during your time at the White House?"\nMorrison: "No sir."\n//BUTTED TO//\nRep. Devin Nunes/-R- Intelligence Committee Ranking Member: "Did anyone at the White House ever ask you to bribe or extort anything out of anyone at any time?\nKurt Volker/Former Special Envoy to Ukraine: "No sir."\nJESSICA SCHNEIDER, CNN, WASHINGTON.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON POLITICS IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE TRUMP UKRAINE\n\n

JIM MORRISON 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY / INT PRESSER BY JOE RUSSO LEAD SINGER OF DOORS TRIBUTE BAND SOFT PARADE ANNOUNCING CONCERT / BOOKS ON MORRISON ON DISPLAY / FANS READING BOOKS / WRITER SIGNS BOOKS / MORRISON FACE PAINTED ON BACK OF JACKET / DAYTIME INTV W/ GERMAN ROCK CRITIC RAINER MODDEMANN IN ENGLISH / CUTAWAYS / EXT FANS MOS AT PERE LA CHAISE CEMETERY VISITING MORRISON GRAVE / POV THROUGH WINDOW OF FANS SITTING IN CAFE W/ MORRISON PICTURES ON WALLS / FTG FOR JIM BITTERMAN CS VO ON 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF JIM MORRISON SINGER FOR THE DOORS

ROBBIE KREIGER #1, #2

The city of Los Angeles proclaimed today, their 50th anniversary "Day Of The Doors" in Venice Beach. Robbie Krieger and John Densmore and the family members of Ray Manzerek and Jim Morrison were honored by council member Mike Bonin with a plaque and a Doors sign lighting.

&lt;pi&gt; This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. &lt;/pi&gt;\n &lt;pi&gt; &lt;/pi&gt;\n &lt;pi&gt; ***This pkg contains photos from AP/Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.*** &lt;/pi&gt;\n\n --SUPERS--\n\n0:56-1:02\nRep. Mike Quigley\n(D) House Intelligence\n\n1:38-1:49\nRep. Raja Krishnamoorthi\n(D) House Intelligence\n\n2:08-2:13\nRep. Jim McGovern\n(D) House Rules Chairman\n\n2:17-2:22\nRep. Matt Gaetz\n(R) Florida\n\n2:22-2:25\nRep. Kevin McCarthy\n(R) House Minority Leader\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHURSDAY IS A BIG DAY FOR THE U-S HOUSE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY.\nLAWMAKERS ARE EXPECTED TO VOTE FOR A RESOLUTION TO FORMALIZE THE PROCESS. \nCNN'S SUZANNE MALVEAUX TELLS US WHAT WE CAN EXPECT. \n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nANOTHER KEY WITNESS TESTIFIES ON CAPITOL HILL -- AND THE HOUSE WILL VOTE ON THE RULES FOR THE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY.\nTIM MORRISON -- THE TOP RUSSIA AND EUROPE ADVISER ON PRESIDENT TRUMP'S NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL -- WILL BE THE SECOND WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL WHO LISTENED IN ON TRUMP'S PHONE CALL WITH UKRAINE'S LEADER TO TESTIFY.\nSOURCES TELL C-N-N THAT HE'S ALSO EXPECTED TO CORROBORATE KEY ELEMENTS OF TOP U-S DIPLOMAT TO UKRAINE BILL TAYLOR'S TESTIMONY LAST WEEK. -- INCLUDING PRESIDENT TRUMP REPEATEDLY PRESSURING UKRAINE TO PUBLICLY ANNOUNCE INVESTIGATIONS INTO FORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN AND HIS SON AND USING MILITARY AID AS LEVERAGE.\nTRUMP HAS DENIED THAT THE TWO WERE EXPLICITLY LINKED.\nON THE EVE OF THE HEARING, MORRISON HAS TOLD COLLEAGUES THAT HE IS PLANNING TO LEAVE THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SOON.\nHOUSE DEMOCRATS HAVE NOW SUMMONED FORMER NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER JOHN BOLTON TO A CLOSED DOOR SESSION.\nRep. Mike Quigley/(D) House Intelligence: \n"I'm hoping that he really wants to testify, to show the courage that the others have so far." \nBUT BOLTON'S ATTORNEY SAYS HE WON'T APPEAR WITHOUT A SUBPOENA...\nMULTIPLE ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS HAVE TESTIFIED BOLTON WAS CONCERNED ABOUT TRUMP'S PERSONAL ATTORNEY RUDY GIULIANI PUSHING UKRAINE FOR POLITICAL FAVORS...\nINCLUDING LIEUTENANT COLONEL ALEXANDER VINDMAN -- WHO ACCORDING TO TWO SOURCES AT HIS DEPOSITION TUESDAY -- SAID BOLTON TOLD HIM TO PREPARE A MEMO TO THE PRESIDENT BY AUGUST 15 SAYING MILITARY AID NEEDED TO BE RELEASED TO UKRAINE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. \nBUT VINDMAN TESTIFIED THE PRESIDENT REFUSED TO GIVE UP THE MONEY -- EVEN AFTER MEETING WITH BOLTON AND OTHER CABINET OFFICIALS. \nRep. Raja Krishnamoorthi/(D) House Intelligence: \n"We're going to continue to learn more about what Mr. Colonel Vindman said, for instance, from Mr. Morrison. Everything I've seen has been consistent with the whistle-blower allegations." \nTODAY'S IMPEACHMENT VOTE WILL FORMALIZE THE NEXT STEPS INCLUDING PERMISSION FOR PUBLIC IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS AND THE RELEASE OF DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPTS. \nDEMOCRATS ALSO GIVING REPUBLICANS THE ABILITY TO SUBPOENA WITNESSES - ONLY IF THE DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN AGREES OR A MAJORITY OF THE COMMITTEE APPROVES.\nRep. Jim McGovern/(D) House Rules Chairman: \n"No one runs for congress to impeach a president but we are here today because the facts compel us to be." \nHOUSE REPUBLICANS ARE STILL NOT SATISFIED -- \nRep. Matt Gaetz/(R) Florida: \n"It is shameful and they will be punished for this by Americans in the next election." \nRep. Kevin McCarthy/(R) Minority Leader: \n"We will continue to fight every step of the way." \n --TAG--\nALSO ON THURSDAY A FEDERAL JUDGE WILL HEAR ARGUMENTS ABOUT WHETHER FORMER DEPUTY NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER CHARLES KUPPERMAN -- MUST COMPLY WITH CONGRESSIONAL SUBPOENA TO TESTIFY. \nTHE DECISION COULD IMPACT OTHER WITNESSES LIKE JOHN BOLTON.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON CAPITOL HILL IMPEACHMENT TRUMP POLITICS CONGRESS\n\n