ORIG. COLOR 1000 SOF.MAG. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cue in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PRESIDENT NIXON AND FAMILY STEPPING FROM CAR. MAMIE EISENHOWER AND JOHN EISENHOWER ARRIVING. VS CASKET BEING CARRIED FROM CHURCH. CASKET BEING LAIED IN STATE. VS NIXON FAMILY AND EISENHOWER FAMILY. CASKET BEING PUT INTO CAR. DIGNITARIES ENTERING CARS TO BEGIN FUNERAL PROCESSION. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cue out ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CI: FUNERALS: EISENHOWER, D. D. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, RICHARD. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, PAT. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, TRICIA. PERSONALITIES: NIXON, JULIE. PERSONALITIES: EISENHOWER, MAMIE. PERSONALITIES: EISENHOWER, JOHN. PERSONALITIES: EISENHOWER, DAVID.

U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower speaks about the role of the Soviet Union in a coup in Syria.

Funeral for former Vice President Alben Barkley in Washington DC

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany several news stories. The video clip shows the body of a drowned victim being recovered, explosives being found near a lake, a grand jury, a military funeral at Carswell. Also included are stories about the GOP, a brush fire, a Coke bottle truck accident, and an elephant being used for the Eisenhower campaign.

00:00:00:00 RAW-FEED, CLEAN, SWITCHED, of funeral for fmr. Pres. Richard Nixon, cont. from tape # 527032; flag from top of casket is folded by honor guard while Taps is being played; good cu of Ed ...

Titles read: 'SPECIAL!' Entire issue devoted to state funeral of former US President General Dwight 'Ike' Eisenhower in colour. <br/> <br/>Washington DC, United States of America. <br/> <br/>Montage of shots showing procession of Eisenhower's funeral, the Washington Cathedral where the funeral will be held, coffin inside Capitol Building, views of Washington as we hear US President Richard Nixon quoting Eisenhower on his love for his family and his country. US flags flying at half mast in Washington with Capitol seen in background. <br/> <br/>Several shots of the massive military procession making its way through Washington as Eisenhower's coffin is transported to the Capitol to rest in state. Crowds line the route. Six horses pull a cart carrying the coffin, draped in the US Stars and Stripes flag. Military escort accompanies the cortege, followed by man leading horse with empty saddle and boot turned wrong way round in stirrup. A black car moves slowly along - probably containing family. <br/> <br/>Eisenhower's widow Mamie enters rotunda of Capitol where officials are waiting for arrival of coffin. Coffin is carried slowly up steps and into the rotunda by military pallbearers. The Shah of Persia in ceremonial dress looks on. Coffin is placed on stand. Nixon family watch. Top shot of ceremony. Sunset over Capitol Building. Crowds outside wait in long lines to file past coffin. Shot of wreath beside coffin. <br/> <br/>Shots of Washington Cathedral where funeral will take place. Secretary General to United Nations, U Thant arrives outside the church. Inside we see French President Charles de Gaulle, King Baudoin, Lord Louis Mountbatten, former President Lyndon B Johnson arrive inside the church. President Nixon his wife and daughter arrive outside. The Eisenhower family arrive inside the church. Coffin is carried inside. Interior shots of church. Coffin is carried down aisle.

Air Force One (C-121 named Columbine II) aircraft with President and Mrs. Eisenhower aboard, lands at Blair County Airport, Pennsylvania. The Eisenhowers depart by cadillac automobile to the town of State College, Pennsylvania, where they attend the funeral of Helen Elsie Eakin Eisenhower, wife of the President's brother, Milton S. Eisenhower. Upon arrival, President and Mrs. Eisenhower enter St. Andrew's Episcopal Church,behind Milton Eisenhower and his son, Milton Jr.(Lieutenant in military uniform, with black armband) and his daughter, Helen Eisenhower. Pallbearers carry coffin into the church. Two Episcopal Ministers, following a crucifer, emerge from church, followed by pallbearers and coffin. Spectators watch from across the street as the coffin is placed in a hearse. Dr. Milton Eisenhower walks from the church, flanked by his son and daughter. President and Mrs. Eisenhower follow immediately behind them. They all enter the Presidential limousine and drive away, followed by other cars on the funeral procession. Location: State College Pennsylvania USA. Date: 1954.

DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER'S FUNERAL. RICHARD NIXON'S SPEECH

Color, silent film. 1969. A state funeral is held for former President Dwight Eisenhower.

Mamie Eisenhower arrives on the funeral train that carries the late Dwight D. Eisenhower to his final resting place in Abilene, Kansas.

SUCESOS PERUANOS NEWSREEL No. 292

EISENHOWER & MAMIE AT FUNERAL

Presented in English this absolutely shameless Soviet film "Save Our Planet, the Earth" likely dates to 1981. Decidedly anti-war, and cautioning about the risks of the arms race and nuclear war, the film tries to take a firm moral stance against the West and the corrupt and morally bankrupt United States, which is painted as an aggressor. Even from the moment WWII came to an end. as it says at 6;10, General Eisenhower "already had Truman's order to prepare for an atomic war against its ally the USSR". The film recounts the horrors of WWII, including scenes of concentration camps at the 2:50 mark. Hitler's assault on the USSR is seen at 3:00. At 3:38, Russian troops arrive in Berlin and the war in Europe ends. At 5:00, the aftermath of Hiroshima -- a "horrible atomic nightmare" -- is shown including images of the dead and wounded. At 6:30 the Korean War is shown, followed by the "dirty war" of Vietnam (6;50), where American atrocities are compared to those of the Nazis. At 7:45, North Vietnamese celebrations are seen in Saigon. At 8:09, anti-Vietnam war protests are seen in Washington, D.C. At 8:20, the film quotes George Washington warning that " a country which cultivates hatred towards another, becomes a slave of its own hostility". Against this President Ronald Reagan is shown being sworn into office. At 8:53, images of New York are seen and the narrator intones that America is a "smoldering racial volcano". Images of riots are seen along with the Ku Klux Klan KKK at 9:25. At 9;40 the funeral of John F. Kennedy is seen and at 9:58, the assassination attempt against Ronald Reagan is shown. "Washington also exports violence to other countries..." the film says, showing how NATO's military bases encircle the USSR.At 11:25, Howard AFB in Panama is seen, along with Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. At 12:00, Europe is "overstuffed with rockets and nuclear weapons". The film speculates about how a 20 megaton nuclear bomb would devastate London and Paris. At 13:10, Pershing nuclear missiles are mentioned. At 14:00, anti- Pershing protests are seen. At 14:20, the film discusses the Neutron Bomb and says that it represents "suicide". The film quotes Pope John Paul about peace, but then shows the civil war in El Salvador and at 16:00, South African military atrocities. At 16;40 the Iranian Revolution is seen, with President Jimmy Carter and the Shah who the narrator accuses of killing 300,000 fellow Iranians. The Camp David Accords at 17:50, followed by images of Palestinians and Lebanese conflicts. At 18;00, the film mentions the Israeli attack on Saddam Hussein's "nuclear research center" and calls it "sheer madness". At 19:00, the film shows Afghanistan where dead bodies are seen lying in the streets, intercut with members of the USSR- supported Afghan Army and Muhajadein who are financed by the USA. At 20:00, images of Communist China are shown, and Chinese generals visiting England, where British jets and military equipment are shown. At 21:15, a Chinese atomic bomb test is shown. At 21:40, Japanese memorials to the atomic bombings. American ships equipped with nuclear weapons (a point of contention) are seen in Japan. At 23;00, President Reagan's Star Wars missile defense system also known as SDI is criticized as a "monstrous demonstration of madness". The military-industrial complex is discussed as the cause. At 25:00 as nice piano music swells, the film shows glowing images of the Soviet Union and notes that the nation is "directing its efforts towards peace." At 25:10, Leonid Brezhnev is seen speaking at the 26th Soviet Communist Party Congress about peace and the expansion of confidence building measures. "The Soviet people are well aware of the meaning of war..." the narrator says. "Wars are alien to socialism." Images of Soviet troops, Warsaw Pact forces are seen including tanks rumbling through Red Square. These are "defensive forces" according to the film. At 28:00, the United Nations is seen and a call for a "disarmament conference" is endorsed. More peace protests in Europe and Japan are seen at 29;30. "We believe it is not too late to prevent war..." the narrator concludes "but time is running out."<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

Nikita Khrushchev and Dwight D. Eisenhower arrive in Paris for a political summit.

A tribute to the passing of British Commanding Officer Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsey. Funeral of Sir Bertram Ramsey in Saint-Germain-en-Laye New Communal Cemetery during World War II. Sir Ramsey deliberating plans to invade Sicily with Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery in North Africa. Sir Ramsey exits a building with United States General Dwight D. Eisenhower before the invasion of Normandy. Sir Ramsey and General Eisenhower talking. Military officials and troops attend the funeral and internment of Sir Bertram Ramsey in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The coffin of Sir Ramsey is draped with the Union Jack flag and is carried on a gun carriage on a snow covered road. General Eisenhower and other Allied generals attend the funeral march. British Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) women stand at attention in the snow. A chaplain leads the funeral service. Troops fire the three-volley salute during the military funeral. Dwight Eisenhower and other generals salute and pay their respects. Location: Europe. Date: January 9, 1945.

**SEE NA-53WE FOR STORY INFORMATION**\n --SUPERS--\nWednesday\nWashington\n\nJon Meacham\nPresidential Historian and Author\n\n --SOT--\n"George Herbert Walker Bush, was America's last great soldier statesman, a 20th century founding father. He governed with virtues that most closely resemble those of Washington and of Adams, of TR and of FDR, of Truman and of Eisenhower, of men who believed in causes larger than themselves." \n -----END-----\n\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nPRESIDENT GEORGE HW BUSH 41 FUNERAL NATIONAL CATHEDRAL \n\n

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Funeral of US General Henry Arnold in Washington, DC

Arlington, Virginia, United States of America <br/> <br/>GENERAL WALTON WALKER BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY. <br/> <br/>MS. General Walton Walker, Commander of the Eighth Army, coffin draped with US flag on horse drawn gun carriage about to leave Fort Myer, Virginia. SCU. Mrs Walker surrounded by military officials walking to car. LS Elevated cortege passing along road. LS Passing into cemetery. MS. George Marshall, US Secretary of Defence, General Dwight (Ike) Eisenhower, (ex-president of Columbia University & later 34th US President) followed by General Omar Bradley, Chief of the US Army and another officer passing camera. LS. Mourners round grave. <br/> <br/>(Comb. F.G.)

Color, silent film. 1969. A state funeral is held for former President Dwight Eisenhower.

CU RICHARD NIXON SPEAKING AT EISENHOWER'S FUNERAL

A three-day state funeral is held for the late former President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

NEWS PARADE OF 1945