Roehampton, London. <br/> <br/>LV. Golfer drives off from first tee, pan to general view of the golf course during Blesma (British Limbless Ex-Service Men Association) golf competition. LV. Mr C. W. Gardner makes a short putt on a green and misses. He is the one armed golf champion of the world. SV. Mr Gardner walking. LV. Mr R. G. Paine standing on one leg preparing to drive off. SV. As he drives off nearly losing his balance. His caddy hands him his crutches and he walks away. SV. Air Marshall Sir Augustus Walker drives off with his left arm. GV. Players on the green. SV. Mr Paine takes a long putt, but the ball just misses the hole. LV. Sir Augustus Walker putts. CU. The ball roles into the hole. LV. Mr Paine drives. Back view, another one armed player drives off. GV. The golf course. SV. Mr Paine putts. CU. The ball stops just short of the hole. CU. Mr Paine and Sir Augustus standing with friends laughing.

DOCTORS NOW WANT TO MOBILIZE THE SPINE SOONER TO TREAT BACK PAIN. DOCTORS WANT TO TAKE A MUCH MORE ACTIVE, MORE AGGRESSIVE APPROACH TO GET THE MUSCLES REHABILITATED EARLY. RESEARCHERS ARE NOW CENTERING ON THE FIELD OF SPINAL BIOMECHANICS WHICH IS A MERGING OF ENGINEERING AND ORTHOPEDICS. SCIENTISTS ARE CONSTRUCTING COMPUTER MODELS TO ANALYZE TO MOTION OF THE SPINE. ALL OF THE RESEARCH EFFORTS MAY PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT BASIC FUNCTIONS OF THE SPINE AND BACK, LEADING TO BETTER PATIENT CARE.

OH, MY ACHING BACK

Malcolm Forbes speaks in interview, talks about Elizabeth Taylor's back pain and weight gain; Stills of Forbes & Taylor together;

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Sciatica. Animation of a herniated, or slipped, intervertebral disc protruding outwards and putting pressure on the sciatic nerve, causing pain.

Backache, Pain, Women, Back, Rear View

00:29:44 - 00:32:44 Roger Clinton's band. In Hollywood, on the set of ""Designing Women,"" Roger Clinton, Bill's brother, backed by his band ""Politix,"" sings the Traffic classic ""Feelin' Alright."" Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, the show's co-executive producer, comments on her close relationship with Bill and Hillary and her fundraising tactics. When someone gives less than $1,000, ""I always say, 'You can save yourself a lot of agony and pain, if you just finish writing the check now.'"" MUSIC NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE

1955 European Boxing Union championship match features Franco Cavicchi vs. Heinz Neuhaus

Scenes of patients at physical therapy sessions, followed by a report on new recommendations for treating back pain. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

COMMERCIAL - ANACIN LARGE PENDULUM SWINGS BACK AND FORTH, MAN HOLDS HEAD IN PAIN. ASPIRIN VERSUS ANACIN. HAPPY SMILING MAN NO MORE PAIN. "STRONGEST PAIN RELIEVER DOCTORS RECOMMEND MOST"

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President John F Kennedy returns to Washington DC from Palm Beach, Florida after a injury. President's Air Force One plane lands at airport. President Kennedy is received by an officer on plane's gate. He steps down plane and walks on crutches due to back pain. At White House President Kennedy meets Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani and Foreign Minister Antonio Segni with Vice President Lyndon B Johnson. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: June 1961.

newsreel - Los Angeles area - woman trapped in dangling crashed car - dramatic rescue - paramedics - firefighters - wrecked car hangs over freeway edge - firefighters delicately handle situation - cu gloved hand grips woman's hand in car - cables fastened to back of car - firefighters carefully pull woman from wreckage - woman has mangled knee / pain - accident

\n --LEAD IN--\nPREVENT BACK PAIN LIKE A PRO ATHLETE. IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE MARY MOLONEY SHARES SOME TIPS TO \nHELP DEAL WITH THOSE ACHES AND PAINS.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nLOWER BACK PAIN CAN BE A MAJOR PAIN TO DEAL WITH.\nSURE, YOU CAN TRY OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDS TO HELP.. BUT IF YOU'RE NOT TOO KEEN ON TAKING PILLS FOR EVERY ACHE AND PAIN.. THERE A FEW OVERLOOKED REMEDIES THAT CAN OFFER SOME RELIEF. \nACCORDING TO "SPINE HEALTH DOT COM" ... RELEASING ENDORPHINS... LIKE DURING A WORKOUT.. IS A GREAT WAY TO TREAT YOUR BACK PAIN.. \nENDORPHINS CAN HELP BLOCK PAIN SIGNALS FROM REGISTERING TO YOUR BRAIN. \nTHEY ALSO HELP ALLEVIATE ANXIETY, STRESS, AND DEPRESSION -- WHICH ARE ALL ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC BACK PAIN.\nAND SPEAKING OF WORKOUTS...\nEXERCISING YOUR CORE PLAYS A KEY ROLE IN SUPPORTING YOUR LOWER SPINE.\nIF YOU CAN'T FIT IN A QUICK WORKOUT, TRY SITTING ON AN EXERCISE BALL AT WORK.\n30 MINUTES CAN GO A LONG WAY.\nCOLD AND HOT PACKS ARE ALSO GREAT FOR PAIN RELIEF.. \nCOLD PACKS HELP REDUCE INFLAMMATION ..WHICH CAN LEAD TO BACK PAIN..\nAND HOT PACKS HELP STIMULATE BLOOD FLOW .. WHICH CAN BRING HEALING NUTRIENTS TO THE AFFECTED AREA. \nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M MARY MOLONEY.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHEALTH MINUTE, BACK PAIN\n\n

--LEAD IN--\nSURGERY IS NOT ALWAYS THE ANSWER FOR CHRONIC BACK PAIN SUFFERS. IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, KIM HUTCHERSON HAS TIPS ON ALTERNATIVES THAT CAN PROVIDE RELIEF.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nBACK PAIN IS CATEGORIZED AS CHRONIC WHEN IT LASTS THREE MONTHS OR LONGER. AND WHILE SURGERY MAY BE NECESSARY IN SOME CASES DOCTORS AT JOHNS HOPKINS SAY THERE ARE ALTERNATIVES. PHYSICAL THERAPY CAN HELP WITH BACK PAIN. PATIENTS LEARN BETTER POSTURE GAIN FLEXIBILITY AND CORE STRENGTH. ALL OF WHICH HELPS THEIR CONDITION IMPROVE YOGA AND MEDITATION CAN HELP FIGHT THE EMOTIONAL TURMOIL THAT COMES FROM COPING WITH CHRONIC BACK PAIN. MINDFULNESS EXERCISES CAN TRAIN YOUR MIND TO NOT FOCUS ON THE PHYSICAL DISCOMFORT. CHANGES IN YOUR DIET AND OTHER LIFESTYLE MODIFICATIONS MAY ALSO HELP RELIEVE BACK PAIN. OTHER NON-SURGICAL OPTIONS INCLUDE MASSAGE AND ACUPUNCTURE. NERVE ABLATION WHERE NERVES ARE DESTROYED TO EASE PAIN AND ANTI INFLAMMATORY MEDICATIONS OR MUSCLE RELAXANTS MIGHT HELP. ALSO GIVE UP THE SMOKES. JOHNS HOPKINS SAYS NICOTINE HAS BEEN KNOWN TO MAKE PAIN WORSE AND SLOW DOWN THE HEALING PROCESS. THESE TIPS MAY HELP YOU AVOID SURGERY AND THE LONG RECOVERY PROCESS. REMEMBER TO DISCUSS ANY COURSE OF ACTION WITH YOUR DOCTOR. FOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M KIM HUTCHERSON. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHealth Minute, Chronic Back Pain\n\n

Full title reads: "Hythe. New 'Bullet' Speedboat. 'Miss Britain I' designed & built by Mr H Scott-Paine, designer of 'Miss England' - successfully tried out before leaving for America." <br/> <br/>Hythe, Kent. <br/> <br/>Designer Mr H Scott-Paine describes his boat 'Miss Britain I'. He is standing on the dock with the motorboat in the water behind him. <br/> <br/>He takes his odd looking craft out onto the water. Various shots of the boat speeding about on the water. <br/> <br/>Another few shots of Mr Scott-Paine as he says he will do his best to bring back a trophy. <br/> <br/>For search purposes - Miss Britain 1.

News story details the link between back pain and smoking. Footage includes doctors examining x-rays of vertebrae and a montage of smokers. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

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Enter The Dragon, Kung Fu movie starring Bruce Lee. Behind the scenes making the movie. Martial arts, fight scenes choreographed. movie camera and Director Robert Clouse. Close up of large tattoo being inked on actors back - girls with hearts pained on face - rehearsing fight scenes Paul Heller producer, also starring John Saxon, Ahna Capri, Part 2 of 2

Near riot following controversial decision at Sugar Ray Robinson fight

2:08 ""Children of War"" by Wendy Appel, Alan Barker, & Dana Gluckstein. Students from war-torn countries gather at Beverly Hills High School and tearfully describe the situation in their native countries. A student from Lebanon recalls, ""My country has been at a war for 15 years. There is no water, no gas, no electricity and no place to go."" A student from Iran tells how she lost her grandfather and her best friend in a bombing attack. A South African student refuses to be photographed or identified because she claims it is dangerous for her to complain about her country. ""It's not my fault I'm black, I didn't choose to be black."" 12:30 More from ""Children of War."" Students discuss how they can bring about peace and the importance of education to prevent future wars. A Latino student describes his fight for equal education in a U.S. high school where the attitude is ""You're not gonna make it, so why try?"" 16:48 ""Why There Is Misery"" by Nancy Cain. Tara Proctor, a young girl, tells a fable. An old woman called Auntie Misery is harassed by a gang of rowdy boys who throw rocks and sticks and smash her beloved pear tree. One day, the woman generously offers shelter to a stranger who in exchange grants her a wish - whoever touches her pear tree gets stuck and can't come back down. The boys come back, get stuck and promise never to bother the old woman again. Sometime later a dark stranger comes to call. It is Death. In a desperate attempt to escape him, the old woman asks him to fetch a pear for her. He gets stuck in the tree and the world becomes overpopulated and miserable because everyone is immortal. Although Auntie Misery eventually let death out of the tree, she was granted immortality, and it is because of her that misery lives on in the world today. 41:21 ""Guerilla Poetry"" by Nancy Cain. Homeless poets from Skid Row in Los Angeles convene to perform their work. 47:45 ""We Didn't Start the Fire"" by Nancy Cain. Tara Proctor sings the Billy Joel song. 51:49 Paul Krassner commentary by Nancy Cain. Krassner gets a massage and tells how he trained himself to ""laugh at pain"" while visiting the Kyopis Indians in Ecuador.

A U.S. Army medic is seen leaning over a wounded American soldier in woods near Wegscheid, Germany, during a battle with German forces in World War 2. The medic renders first aid, and covers him up. Then other American soldiers help to lift the wounded soldier and carry him hurriedly through the forest. The wounded soldier appears to be in great pain, and appears to be nauseous. They place him on the ground. Next, they carry him to a jeep, place him in the back, and drive away. Location: Wegscheid Germany. Date: May 8, 1945.