Business conference speaker presenting at a conference, with data displayed on the big screen.

Lesbian and Gay Pride Marches were community affairs in the early days. There were no barriers between the viewers and the marchers. Often marchers would spot friends on the sidelines and stop to talk and watch the march for a while, rejoining the march when other friends or interesting groups passed by. Similarly, people who started out watching would spot friends and join the march. Thus there was a fluidity to the event and no clear distinction between observer and participant – everybody was part of the community. Also, as this was a community event, people marched as individuals or as members of community organizations or ad hoc groups (e.g., Fags Against Facial Hair). The only corporate floats represented bars, not huge international corporations. 00:30- Michael Cowling 00:45- ACT UP (also 04:54, 06:11) 01:00- Eric Sawyer (01:42, 03:53) 01:09- Herb Spiers 01:34- Frank Jump, Rich Jackman 01:52- Michael Neslin 02:01- Howie Pope 02:18- Jennifer Munson, Scott Heron 02:54- The Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps 03:12- Lesbian Herstory Archives 03:53- ACT UP Housing Committee 04:26- Reno 05:08- Michael Molyneux 05:24- GMHC 05:41- Michael Savino 06:31- Robert Vazquez-Pacheco 07:15- Mark Fotopoulos 07:45- PWA (People with AIDS) Theater Workshop

Twins on the Ohio. Ohio Valley Electric Company film about construction of two electric power plants on the Ohio River. 1960s, Ohio, Ohio River, barge, river banks, Cheshire, men fishing for catfish from river bank, residential house, man outside home, woman pruning rose bush, woman waving to man departing in car, car driving on road along river, fisherman carrying fish catch from water to land, car pulling to side of rural road and people getting out, man giving bouquet of flowers to his elderly mother, teenage boys petting dog and looking at river, man and teenage boys looking at river view, man looking at Kyger Creek Power Plant along river, facade Kyger Creek Power Plant, Clifty Creek Power Plant facade, Madison, Indiana, Washington D.C., United States Capitol Building, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Atomic Energy Commission, Ohio River Valley, men entering United States Atomic Energy Commission building, AEC meeting, Portsmouth Project, people working, engineer using ruler to make drawing, woman filing folders in file cabinet, barge on Ohio River, coal, Ohio Valley Electric Corporation, OVEC, groundbreaking ceremony at power plant, December 4, 1952, Ohio governor breaking ground in earthmover, construction at Kyger Creek and Clifty Creek Power Plants, construction vehicles at power plant construction site, vehicles laying down sand and gravel, construction vehicle pushing other vehicle out of ditch, construction engineer driving through future Kyger Creek Power Plant site examining foundation, meeting with engineers and technicians, women's hands flipping through calendar, female worker sitting at typewriter and answering telephone, female switchboard operator, construction men walking to site, license plates, power plant construction materials, concrete ingredients traveling up conveyor belt into mixer, male worker operating mixer controls, concrete being poured out of mixer, truck transporting concrete, construction workers setting form in place, construction worker welding together steel reinforcements, construction workers laying out concrete on forms, men working down staircase to construction site, construction workers building power plants, construction workers climbing steel beam, construction worker sitting on steel beam kicking them together, winter at construction site, power wheelbarrows transporting concrete mixture, construction on stacks, construction workers climbing down transmission tower, power lines being strung, construction workers using porcelain insulators to haul power lines up to transmission tower, construction workers stringing power lines, construction workers splicing cables, brick layers, welder, roofers, insulators, worker tightening bolts, Ohio Valley Electric Corporation train, worker ascending completed stack, coal barge on river, tugboat, coal being unloaded, tons of coal waiting to be unloaded, coal reserve, boilers being erected, interior of boiler lined in tubing, workers setting turbines in place, generators being set up, workers checking circuit breakers, workers setting up control room, February 1955 calendar, February 15, 1955, Kyger and Clifty Power Plants start up, smoke coming out of stack, workers constructing Kyger and Clifty Power Plants, completed power plants, Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Headquarters, man closing door on power plant meter in control room, Portsmouth Project, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission sign, switchyard, Portsmouth Uranium Diffusion Plant, May 1956, Kyger Creek Power Plant dedication day, ceremony, American flag being hoisted onto flagpole, power plant construction engineers talking, family shaking hands with construction engineer's boss, officials speaking at dedication event, people dining at tables, Kyger Creek Power Plant plaque being unveiled, facade power plant, worker walking through power plant, workers monitoring levels in power plant control room, electric companies

Bank employees applaud during a Penny For Your Thoughts campaign at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Toronto, Ontario. Employees drop pennies into a large water jug during the event to help raise money for an Alzheimer's charity. Metro Toronto Society member Roberta Corey discusses the details of the charity event. An Elvis impersonator donates pennies as well. 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.

Evdokia Petrova being forced to return to Soviet Union

Alaska - bronze fountain memorial to Eskimos - main street with traffic and street lights - Native corporation (Douyon Ltd) offices with man at desk - woman at adding machine - calculator - young woman on phone - various shots of making Native Alaskan crafts by carving soapstone - c/u electric sander - various shots of scrimshaw etching image of fish into walrus tusk - polishing etching - various shots of Native Alaskan dances - events at World Eskimo Indian Olympics - arm wrestle - finger pull - one foot high kick

Ingrid Betancourt receives the Award of Courage at the Reporters Without Borders Gala (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) at the Palais des Congres de Montreal. Speech by Michaëlle Jean. Prize given to Ingrid Betancourt by Michaëlle Jean. Speech by Ingrid Betancourt. Keywords: GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA,JOURNALISM,MONTREAL (CITY),HOSTAGE,MONTREAL PALAIS DES CONGRES,PERSONALITY,PRICE & REWARD,CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about the events that week. Topics include the closing of River Oaks State Bank, a visit by a Missouri senator, and a Union decision by workers at TEMCO.

Automaker Porsche is one of the first to use Sistine Chapel for corporate event

Corporal Holmes VC - whose splendid appeals bring many recruits. <br/> <br/>Location of events unknown. <br/> <br/>Very brief shot - CU of soldier looking serious; surrounded by people - most civilian; woman next to him. <br/> <br/>Decorations. World War One. Honours.

Annual matches of the National Rifle Association of America at Camp Perry in Ohio, United States. Lieutenant A. L. Lane poses and smiles. Trophies on a table in the background. Commanding General of the 8th Infantry Sergeant W. F. Bissenden stands and smiles with the trophy. U.S. Corporal R. A. McAllister,Co 6th Engineers poses with a rifle. The U.S. Cavalry team with the trophy. The U.S. infantry team poses. Chief of the infantry Major General R. H. Allen arrives and congratulates the team members. Chief of staff of the United States Army Major General Charles Pelot Summerall congratulates the captains of the teams. Location: Ohio United States USA. Date: 1927.

BANQUET ROOM SET UP FOR CORPORATE EVENT

South American Tour - Skouras and Silverstone

George W. Bush walking toward camera from White House lawn; Bush makes joke to press about "chew before you swallow" when eating pretzels; EXT shots of the White House NICE; Bush says he "hit the deck" after choking on a pretzel; Bush climbs aboard the Marine One Presidential Helicopter; Bush speaks at podium during some John Deere corporate event; Bush with bruise on cheek, makes pretzel joke; Bush shakes hands with Deere VIPS on stage; Bush visits the John Deere factory, watches men welding; Bush climbs into big truck/ harvester on factory floor;

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Speaker giving a presentation to an audience, gesturing to the screen behind him.

DORAL RYDER OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Corporal Story is a 1956 silent gag film from Jet Propulsion Laboratory, one of the partners of the U.S. Army in the development of the MGM-5 Corporal missile, the first long-range guided missile. While the captions are comical, there is good footage of what appears to be actual test launches of the missile—although the footage of failed launch attempts only enhances the humorous spin of the film. The film opens with footage of an explosion and the charred remains of the missile and its launch pad. The film shows a view from atop a hill of a simple compound dubbed “the Laboratory” (01:24). “Test Run No. 14” (02:13) features men walking into a control room, where the countdown to a test launch only leads to the production of steam. A rocket prototype with three liquid rockets used for landing is tested on a sled track (03:55). A missile is launched and zig-zags through the air for a short distance before crashing into the earth (04:42). A modified Corporal is launched and flies straight at first (05:12), but then it loses its stable trajectory and crashes. A man stands over the crashed missile as if standing over a killed trophy animal. A rocket propulsion system is tested but the launch tower quickly goes up in flames (06:10). The film says that with the introduction of more engineers comes more secretaries; it shows women walking down some steps and heading to apparent administration buildings (07:54). Footage from the point of view of a car takes viewers driving through some facility or base (08:30). A missile is lowered onto a launch pad (09:10), then it stands unassisted by a launch tower, but nothing appears to happen during the attempted launch. Finally, the missile’s rockets fire up, but the missile does not leave the launch pad (11:26). When the missile finally does take off, it almost immediately crashes and bursts into flames (12:59). An observer is comically charred during the sequence, ending the film.<p><p>The MGM-5 Corporal missile was a nuclear-armed tactical surface-to-surface missile. It was the first guided weapon authorized by the United States to carry a nuclear warhead. A guided tactical ballistic missile, the Corporal could deliver either a nuclear fission or high-explosive warhead up to a range of 75 nautical miles (139 km). Developed by the United States Army in partnership with Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, Gilfillan Brothers Inc., Douglas Aircraft Company and Caltech's pioneering Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the Corporal was designed as a tactical nuclear missile for use in the event of Cold War hostilities in Western Europe. The first U.S. Army Corporal battalion was deployed in Europe in 1955. Six U.S. battalions were deployed and remained in the field until 1964, when the system was replaced by the solid-fueled MGM-29 Sergeant missile system. The Corporal was the third in a series of JPL rockets for the US Army whose names correspond to the progression in Army enlisted ranks, starting with Recruit and Private before ultimately leading to Sergeant.<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

Lesbian and Gay Pride Marches were community affairs in the early days. There were no barriers between the viewers and the marchers. Often marchers would spot friends on the sidelines and stop to talk and watch the march for a while, rejoining the march when other friends or interesting groups passed by. Similarly, people who started out watching would spot friends and join the march. Thus there was a fluidity to the event and no clear distinction between observer and participant – everybody was part of the community. Also, as this was a community event, people marched as individuals or as members of community organizations or ad hoc groups (e.g., Fags Against Facial Hair). The only corporate floats represented bars, not huge international corporations. 01:44- NAMBLA (North American Man/Boy Love Association) (also 03:38) 01:55- American Gay Atheists 02:05- Rudy Grillo 03:17- Bagel And… (This restaurant occupied the space where the Stonewall Inn had been.) 03:32- Mobilization for Survival 03:43- David Thorstad (05:21) 04:12- The Guardian (the small radical leftist newspaper from the U.S, not the U.K. daily) “Capitalism is the Real Perversion” 05:25- Dominic Florio 05:34- Nelson Gonzalez 06:04- People lounging on the Pulitzer Fountain 06:50- GCN (Gay Community News, the weekly out of Boston) 08:09- Reproductive Rights National Network 08:20- CARASA (Committee for Abortion Rights and Against Sterilization Abuse) 08:43- ARC (AIDS Resource Center, later Bailey House) 09:00- Richard Dworkin, John Bernd (dancing in suspenders) 11:38- Gay Teachers 11:56- Radical Women

Duke and Duchess of York unveil the Beasley Head Memorial in Eastbourne, England. A motorcade arrives on a street in Eastbourne. People gather on both sides of the street in front of the buildings. The street being decorated. Military guards are lined in the front. Duke and Duchess of York emerge from the open-top Rolls Royce which lead the motorcade. The Duke and Duchess are greeted by officials and military guards. The military guards standing in a line. A large crowd gather to witness the unveiling of the Beasley Head Memorial. The Duchess of York unveils the plaque commemorating the purchase of the Downs from Beachy Head to Folkington by the Eastbourne Corporation. The officials standing beside, watch the event. The Duke and the Duchess leave the memorial led by the town officials. The motorcade passes through a decorated archway across the road. The crowd gather on both sides of the road look on. Location: Eastbourne England United Kingdom. Date: November 13, 1929.