PRO FOOTBALL'S GREATEST RUNS

ORIG. COLOR 50'SOF / MAG. CUT STORY: STATEMENT BY SENATOR HOWARD BAKER CON- GRATULATING HUGH SCOTT ON VICOTRY AS SENATE MINORITY " WHIP, " A VICTORY HE WON FROM BAKER. CI: PERSONALITIES: BAKER, HOWARD. PERSONALITIES: SCOTT, HUGH.

NEWSFEED: Bush gives press conference; Majors great britian press conf. men observe destruction weapons Nicaragua; aftermath bombings in Colombia; Bush meeting with state legislators, Charles Cook, Hugh Farley, John Drummond, Ken Harper, John Overington, James Neal, David Holbrook, James Henshaw, Jeanette Hayner, Senate Majority Leader; sharks in tank, sea world; riot footage, Trenton NJ 6/14/92; Bill Clinton UAW meeting, rousing show support from union members; snow covered trees; Boris Yeltsin, and Jim Baker; Boris Yeltsin and Bush at White House ceremony on lawn; Birds startled from pond surface; George Bush, Marlin Fitzwater

Clement Attlee's new Labor cabinet at 10 Downing Street in London

00:00:00:00 Secy of State James Baker & Guyana Pres Hugh Desmond Hoyte at PC [answer qestions] (0:00)/

WRAP UP OF FRIDAY'S MAIN EVENTS IN ONGOING ELECTION SAGA

Titles read: "SCOTTISH CUP FINAL". <br/> <br/>Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland. <br/> <br/>Various shots of the Scottish football cup final between St Mirren (in striped shirts) and Aberdeen. After several near misses, Tommy Bryceland gets the first goal for St Mirren. <br/> <br/>In the second half Miller scores again for St Mirren, followed by a third goal by Jimmy Baker. Hugh Baird scores a goal for Aberdeen just before the final whistle. <br/> <br/>Captain Lapsley is presented with the cup by Mrs Dorothy Park and her husband John, President of the Scottish Football Association. <br/> <br/>Among other players seen are Jim Rodger, Alistair Miller, Martin, Tommy Leishman, Gemmell, Gerry Baker (St Mirren) and Hather, Glen, Clunie (Aberdeen). <br/> <br/>Programme on file.

1. S/up US Marines operation Vietnam “taking the ridge line.” 1967 2. s/up US Airforce Danang, Vietnam “F-8 fighters to bail out Marines at Khe Sahn”. 3. s/up US Marines combat Hue during Tet 1968 “fire coming from the Citadel” 4. s/up Egypt-Israel peace talks in the desert “ where peace starts in the Middle East.” 5. S/up Afghanistan 1987 “another year of fighting the Russian occupation.” 6. s/up Costa Rican street “ US dollar drops with coffee price in this economy.” 7. s/up El Salvador journalist at work with guerilla forces. 8. s/up Niagara Falls, Ontario. “there are no other Niagara’s for power production.” 9. s/up Washington D.C. near the Capitol “new Canadian Embassy good location.” 10. s/up NASA Pasadena, CA. “space lab on its way successfully to Mars.” 11. Metro News Anchor Desk variety of reports spoken and video. 12. s/up Europe, Austrian wine cellar “ Hayden got bottles from the Prince’s wine cellar.” 13. s/up Austrian aircraft industry “Austrians are making this aircraft for test flight” 14. s/up Vienna Opera House “Opera House rose from ashes of ww 2” 15. s/up Schonbrun Castle “the interior is lines with Persian paintings.” 16. s/up Vienna Conference Building “In the heart of Europe a Conference Center.” 17. s/up Ottawa, Canada Parliament Hill “ Parliament is debating this issue.” 18. s/up Syracuse, N.Y. Veterans Hospital “This hospital testing effects of electricity.” 19. Anchor Desk. Quebec provincial election. “The separatists have won the election,” 20. s/up TRW Office exterior Los Angeles. “This company is into space research.” 21. s/up Costa Rica street “The economy will effect this coming election.” TYPICAL NEWS STORIES Los Angeles and Washington D.C. 1. Fire fighter trainee dies from exertion. 2. Murder in Long Beach investigated. 3. Movie on gang warfare uses real gangsters. 4. Protest against California State use of nuclear power. 5. LA Airport delays due to customs inspection. 6. Iranian students demonstration in LA 7. Opening of a play “Dog Fight” depicts last days Howard Hughes. 8. Pirate radio station owner-manager is handicapped. Washington D.C. typical government trade talks negotiations interviews and testimony. Streetcorner news conference in Washington street with Canadian trade negotiator Simon Reesman on progress of NAFTA agreements with US. Reporters crowd around and ask obvious questions and get obvious answers but not much information or news. Reporter standuppers on trade negotiations four takes of same standupper. Sec. Of State James Baker in testimony before a Congressional Committee on trade regulatons. Chairman is Loyd Benson. Questions and testimony on typical trade issues.

ORIG. NEG. 500 FT. SOF MAG MCU SENATOR HUGH SCOTT (R-PENNA.) DISCUSSES THE MINORITY REPORT ON THE BAKER HEARING. HE SAYS THAT THE BAKER HEARING WAS NEVER COMPLETED. HE ALSO SAYS THAT THE MAJORITY CONSEALED AND COVERED UP INFORMATION. MS SENATOR SCOTT. SENATOR SCOTT ALSO TALKS ABOUT A CODE OF ETHICS. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - CALIF. , SAN FRANCISCO. PERSONALITIES - SCOTT, HUGH. SPEECHES - BOBBY BAKER.

DESIGNED AS A FUND RAISER FOR THE STAGE DOOR CANTEENS (A CHAIN OF CLUBS WHERE U.S. ENLISTED MEN COULD GO TO RELAX WHEN ON STATESIDE LEAVE), STAGE DOOR CANTEEN TOLD A SIMPLE STORY ABOUT A TRIO OF SERVICEMEN AND THEIR WOOING OF THREE CANTEEN HOSTESSES. WHAT MADE THE FILM A SUCCESS WAS THE INCREDIBLE CAST OF STARS (65) WHO PLAYED THEMSELVES IN CAMEO ROLES, AS WELL AS THE CAVALCADE OF SONGS AND MUSICAL NUMBERS PERFORMED BY THE NATION'S MOST POPULAR BANDS. THE FILM RECEIVED TWO 1943 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS: BEST SCORE, BEST SONG (WE MUSTN'T SAY GOODBYE). THE PLAYERS: JUDITH ANDERSON, KENNY BAKER, TALLULAH BANKHEAD, RALPH BELLAMY, EDGAR BERGEN & CHARLIE MCCARTHY, RAY BOLGER, INA CLAIRE, KATHARINE CORNELL, GRACIE FIELDS, LYNN FONTANNE, HELEN HAYES, KATHERINE HEPBURN, HUGH HERBERT, JEAN HERSHOLT, GEORGE JESSEL, GYPSY ROSE LEE, ALFRED LUNT, HARPO MARX, ELSA MAXWELL, YEHUDI MENUHIN, ETHEL MERMAN, PAUL MUNI, MERLE OBERON, GEORGE RAFT, LANNY ROSS, MARTHA SCOTT, ETHEL WATERS, JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, ED WYNN AND HENRY ARMETTA, BENNY BAKER, HELEN BRODERICK, LLOYD CORRIGAN, JANE DARWELL, WILLIAM DEMAREST, VIRGINIA FIELD, VINTON FREEDLY, ANN GILLIS, LUCILLE GLEASON, VERA GORDON, VIRGINIA GREY, SAM JAFFEE, ALLEN JENKINS, ROSCOE KARNS, TOM KENNEDY, OTTO FRUGER, JUNE LANG, BETTY LAWFORD, BERT LYTELL, ALINE MACMAHON, HORACE MACMAHON, HELEN MENKEN, PEGGY MORAN, RALPH MORGAN, ALAN MOWBRAY, ELLIOT NUGENT, PATRICK O'MOORE, FRANKLIN PANGBORN, HELEN PARRISH, BROCK PEMBERTON, SELENA ROYLE, MARION SHOCKLEY, CORNELLA OTIS SKINNER, NED SPARKS, BILL STERN, ARLEEN WHELAN, DAME MAY WHITTY & OTHERS. THE BANDS: COUNT BASIE, XAVIER CUGAT, BENNY GOODMAN, KAY KYSER, GUY LOMBARDO & FREDDY MARTIN.

Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown. <br/> <br/>Budget Day. London. <br/> <br/>Various shots of clock face of Big Ben. L/S of Eurgling Clark, the Chairman of the Stock Exchange. and Sir E. Gribbs arriving at the Houses of Parliament. Shots of Hugh Dalton arriving. Group shots of the Prime Minister Clement Attlee, Mrs Dalton, Hugh Dalton, George Brown and Noel Baker. L/S of the Houses of Parliament from the South side of Lambeth Bridge. <br/> <br/>L/S Pathe News truck with cameraman operating on roof, surrounded by large crowd. L/S Mr Channon MP for Southend, in tails and top hat crossing courtyard. C/U of Attlee surrounded by schoolboys. C/U of Attlee walking into No 10. C/U of budget bag being held by Hugh Dalton. L/S of Hugh Dalton, Chancellor of the Exchequer, with budget bag leaving No 11.

WWI ARMISTICE, CELEBRATIONS, VERSAILLES

Capitol Hill

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - home movies of Hollywood stars - mos - premiere and Academy Award arrivals - The 25th Annual Academy Awards - glamor of Hollywood - premiere - workers prepare for premiere - lay out red carpet - movie stars arrive in limousines, including Lucille Ball - Carroll Baker - Richard Chamberlain - Louella Parsons - Jimmy McHugh - Jimmy Stewart - Irene Dunne - George Peppard - Red Buttons - Rosalind Russell - Hedda Hopper - George Hamilton - Ronald & Nancy Reagan - Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty - Academy Award arrivals - Peggy Lee - Ginger Rogers and Jacques Bergerac - Joan Fontaine - Loretta Young - Louella Parsons - Marge and Gower Champion - Merle Oberon - Gloria Grahame - premiere - Debbie Reynolds - Robert Mitchum - Rock Hudson & Terry Moore - Shelley Winters - celebrities - fans

London. <br/> <br/>A group of post war 1945 Labour cabinet ministers come down the steps and gather in the garden of No 10 Downing Street and pose for a group photograph. Included in the gathering are: <br/> <br/>Clement Attlee (Prime Minister), Chuter Ede, George Issacs (Minister of Labour), Philip Noel Baker, Lord A V Alexander, Lewis Silkin, Hugh Dalton, Lord Pethwick Lawrence, Sir Hartley Shawcross, Emanuel (Manny) Shinwell, Aneurin (Nye) Bevan, Ernest Bevin, Sir Stafford Cripps.

04/01/73 C0042076 - COLOR HAIFE INTERVIEW WITH AMNESTY MAN - MR HUGH BAKER CUTS: "AMNESTY MAN INTERVIEW" SHOWS: INTERVIEW BY MR BAKER AFTER VISIT TO HOSPITAL: (SHOT XX 450FT) PRISONERS OF WAR - UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC (& EUROPE) ISRAEL ARAB DISPUTE (RELATED) AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL (GROUP) BAKER, HUGH - SOF BIANCO / 450 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / ORIG /

00:00:00:00 Senate Minority leader Howard Baker SOT--on Issues &amp; Answers, Baker predicts the Reagan administration will push for hugh cuts in social welfare programs. (0:00) /

NEWSFEED 11/11-11/14/00 FLORIDA RECOUNTS, OFFICALS COUNTING, COLLEGE AND PRO FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, BASEBALL, JESSE JACKSON, NASCAR; USA BALLOTS: James Baker w/press, butterfly ballots, Bill Clinton, reporter, absentee ballots; DX USA FLORIDA RECOUNT: Jesse Jackson comments; DX USA FLORIDA RECOUNT Democratic group demonstrates on streets, carrying banners, commenting, kids w/parents ; DX USA COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Oklahoma VS Texas A&M; DX USA WWII: story about war hero, family finally recieves medal of honor for 1st Lt Leonard, and college ring; DX USA FOOTBALL: could either be college or high school, don't reconize teams, cut aways to crowds, highlights; DX USA NFL FOOTBALL: Seattle VS Jacksonville, highlights; DX USA PRO GOLF: Tiger Woods interview ; DX USA BOXING: Tyson promoter and Lennix Louis Promoter, take jabs at each other, Louis also talks about fight w/Tyson; DX USA NHL HOCKEY: Ottawa VS Carolina highlights; DX USA RECOUNT: Jesse Jackson talks recount rallies crowd; DX USA BASEBALL: Pedro Martinez pitcher for meets gives interview and comments on Roger Clemens hitting Mike Piazza w/ball; DX USA NASCAR: teamates take victory lap, Bobby Labonte recieves trophy for Winston Cup, interview, cut away of pit crew; USA PRO BASEBALL: John Hart general manager of the Cleveland Indians comments on recent trading deadlines DX USA NFL FOOTBALL: player from Baltimore Ravens gives interview, and Shannon Sharpe fellow player jump into interview; DX USA RECOUNT: Al Gore, Warren Christopher, Karen Hughes, officals counting, Katherine Harris Secreatary of State for Florida, graphics of electoral college; DX USA COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Virginia Tech VS Florida State, shots of Virginia Tech Coach Frank Beamer on sidelines only; DX USA PRO BASEBALL: various clips of Cy Young winner Randy Johnson, This is a pitchers award, clips show him in game situations; DX USA RECOUNT: officals counting votes, Court, Lawyers at press conference, talking heads, James Baker, manual counts; DX USA RECOUNT: George W. Bush and Cheney on Bush ranch, Al Gore, various media analysts; WORLD NEWS: Clinton arrives in China, police deal with protesers in streets, injured child lies in bed, royal Britian ceremony ;

DRAFT AND MOBILIZATION ACTIVITIES, 1917-1918

Selected originals (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes, rushes) for story 'Britain Decides' - 50/17 <br/> <br/>Material for newsreel story - extra shots. Sound in parts. Material about 1950 General Election. <br/> <br/>Various Labour politicians arriving at No 10 Downing Street in London (different angles). Including Hugh Dalton, Herbert Morrison, AV Alexander, George Issacs, Lord Jowitt, Harold Wilson, Philip Noel-Baker, Lord Addison, George Tomlinson, Clement Attlee, Ernest Bevin. They are watched by crowds. Various shots of comings and going. <br/> <br/>VS night shots in Piccadilly as election results are shown on illuminated board. Crowds stand about watching results, occasionally celebrating. <br/> <br/>Some parts have sound. See Also documentary film 'How Britain Votes'.