University Jubilee Hall, student on step, Nashville, Tennessee Funeral Hearst

"SLA Selects:"SLA Selects: Long haired man reads letter from the Black Panther Party, signed by Huey Newton, to the press. Still of Patty hearst. Man with short, dark, curly hair gives statement on behalf of William Randolph Hearst. Press outside a Bay Area home, house number 288. Patty pool, 11-9-76; P2 Hearst trial 2-4-76: Interview with Mr. Hearst and Mrs. Hearst outside their house regarding their daughter’s kidnap. He commented on the SLA’s (Symbionese Liberation Army) request of a 400 million dollar program. He will do everything in his power to set up a program that they requested. Photos of suspects in the SLA program, including its leader named Donald DeFreeze. Patty’s boyfriend, Steven Weed, speaks to the media about showing sympathy for Patty who is exhausted, humiliated, etc. Photos of Hearst. The Hearst parents express that they do not believe Patty Hearst has changed her philosophy that quickly. The press outside the Hearst house. People listening to Hearst’s speech through a recorded device. Interview with a police officer. Shots of Patty Hearst walking out of the car and into another car led by personal guards. Federal Court House in San Francisco. Shows she entered the court house multiple times. Photos of Patty Hearst laughing while she was handcuffed. A photo of her making a SLA hand symbol. More still photos. Media waiting outside the Hearst family house. "

Interview Re: Cry Baby

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 5 P.M.

Family of publishing tycoon William Randolph Hearst watch bullfight in 1934 Spain

Skyline of New York featuring the newly built Manhattan Municipal Building rising high in the sky above other nearby buildings. A huge bell Liberty Bell-like replica in a nearby park with a sign that reads "Mayor's Committee of Women on National Defense." A man addresses the spectators together with a woman in a red cross-like uniform (likely Mrs. Millicent Hearst, wife of William Randolph Hearst and Chair of the committee, formed during World War I). Two U.S. Navy sailors also stand on the podium. Traffic moves on a street with flag decorated buildings in business district. Location: New York City USA. Date: 1918.

Hearst Castle - San Simeon, California, William Randolph Hearst - b&w -- mansion , beach party, barbecue, Hearst eating , guests lounge on blanket on beach, Hearst feeds his daschund dogs scraps from picnic,

A publicity photo of Patty Hearst wielding an M1 Carbine during her bank robbery with the Symbionese Liberation Army. Security camera footage of Patty Hearst during the bank robbery. Hearst signing an autograph in Cannes.

FOOTAGE IS SILENT!

Request for Hearst D.C.

San Simeon, California, United States of America USA. <br/> <br/>Documentation on file, American commentary. <br/> <br/>AV. Hearst Estate. CU. Governor Goodwin Knight and family posing on steps. SV. Crowds seated. CU. Sign "Hearst San Simeon, State Historical Monument". LS. CU. Governor Knight speaking (nat snd). MS. Governor Knight cutting the tape which signals the opening of the estate to the public for the first time. GV. Of the Hispano-Moorish mansion. Two shots of public. MS. Tourists looking round the interior of the mansion. GV. Interior of room showing architecture and art treasures. Aerial view of the estate. <br/> <br/>(F.G.)

ORIG COLOR 100 SOF / MAG BRIEF SHOT OF SPOKESMAN FOR HEARST FAMILY. V.S. REPORTERS. SHOT OF RANDOLF AND MRS. HEARST. SHOT OF PATTY HEARST. DOOR SIGN OF SUPERIOR COURT AND S. GUARDS OUTSIDE. CI: JUSTICE: TRIALS HEARST, PATTY. PERSONALITIES: HEARST, PATTY. PERSONALITIES: HEARST, RANDOLF. PERSONALITIES: HEARST, RANDOLF MRS. GEOGRAPHIC: CALIF, LOS ANGELES

W.R. Hearst at senate inquiry on Mex. Consul Gen. Arturo M. Elias; Hearst CU; Hearst has accused Sens. Hefland, Borah and La Follette of taking bribes from Elias, shown CU;

[College Students Protest War Profits]

CLEAN: Interior close up shots of lads magazines on display at a newsagent, including FHM, Loaded, Esquire and GQ on August 16, 1999 in London, England..

00:00:00:00 Intv. FBI detective Charles Bates (who led Hearst search)on Hearst&apos;s request for a pardon..he&apos;s against it. (0:00)/

Unissued / unused material - some dates and locations may be unclear / unknown. <br/> <br/>California, United States of America / USA <br/> <br/>LS Low angle shot, Hearst San Simeon, the large castle-home of the late newspaper tycoon, William Randolph Hearst in the early morning light, surrounded by tall palm trees. MS Pan down the front of the building. MS Classical statues and carvings in the gardens of the 130 acre estate, bequeathed to the state by the Hearst family. (2 shots). VS Ladybird Johnson, wife of the US President, touring and posing for newsmen amongst the historic Greek temple scenery in the gardens. Pan from coast to luxurious pseudo Greek temple by a large swimming pool. VS Mrs Johnson looks inside at the library, the great medieval banqueting hall and the tapestry room etc. <br/> <br/>Note: Date on original record: 28/09/1966.

CLIPS: MR AND MRS RANDOLPH HEARST AT A PC. VS TERRORIST HEIRESS PATTY HEARST WITH HER FIANCE BERNIE SHAW ARRIVE. EXTS CUTS. CI: PERSONALITIES: HEARST, PATRICIA. PERSONALITIES: HEARST, RANDOLPH. PERSONALITIES: HEARST, CATHERINE. PERSONALITIES: SHAW, BERNARD.

ACCUSED TERRORIST, SARAH JANE OLSON, HOLDS NEWSER PROTESTING BAIL AMOUNT AND HER INABILITY TO PAY FOR EXPERT WITNESSES

VAN JOHNSON HOME MOVIES #2

One of a series of films released by Hearst as part of the Screen News Digest series of educational movies, "The Apollo Project" provides an overview of the Apollo moon missions. Since the film predates the Apollo 11 landing on the Moon, the film features animated segments and speaks speculatively about certain aspects of the mission. The animation also contains some outmoded design elements, including the look of the Lunar Excursion Module.<p><p>Opening titles: The Screen News Digest (:08) presented by the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin newspaper. Title: The Apollo Project (:40). Mighty Saturn V rocket at Cape Kennedy (:57). Mission Control (1:15). Lifelike animation illustrates the entire lunar journey and explains the rendezvous between the Lunar Module and Command Module (1:22). The mission of the Lunar Excursion Module or "bug" (2:11). Spacecraft on its course (2:31). Two of three astronauts will go into a smaller module to land on the moon while the third stays on the mothership (3:10). Landing on the moon (4:00). Walking on the moon (4:18). Leaving the moon's surface (4:29). Docking in space (4:41). Command Module heads back for Earth (5:05). The real Saturn V rocket shown on its massive transport vehicle (5:09). Saturn V on launchpad with liquid hydrogen tank nearby (5:50). Close on the Saturn V (6:20). Dr. Wernher Von Braun watches the launch through a periscope (6:37). Footage of the real Saturn V test - rocket has liftoff (6:48). Saturn V heads for space (7:11). Liquid hydrogen moves within the first stage of the huge rocket (7:38). First stage reaches 6000 mph (8:11). Rocket continues onward (8:37). Second stage (8:54). Animation of the rocket orbiting (9:18). Heat shield on the capsule (9:48). Parachutes help the capsule have a smooth descent once back in earth's atmosphere (10:06). Helicopter goes to retrieve the capsule that floats (10:36). Capsule brought onboard a ship (11:31). Capsule recovered (11:57). President of the USA, John F. Kennedy speaks about the ambitious project, "this nation should commit itself to the goal of landing a man on the Moon and returning him to Earth...". (12:03). Saturn V rocket lifts off (12:23). Rocket in the sky (12:52). End credits (13:02). <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

0:24 Cold open with Johnny Marijuanaseed. 01:33 ""Johnny Marijuanaseed"" by Nancy Cain. Johhny Marijuanaseed, a hemp activist, tells Nancy Cain: ""It was William Randolph Hearst who was instrumental in outlawing hemp. A newspaper baron, Hearst was concerned that newsprint manufactured from a hemp byproduct would interfere with his immense profits from the enormous tracts of forest that he owned...In 1937 Hearst along with DuPont and Mellon were instrumental in the passage of the Marijuana Tax Act, which made the growing of hemp illegal in the U.S. At the time the AMA fought the legislation arguing that hemp is a useful medicinal plant..."" 05:00 Interview with Gatewood Galbraith, Democratic gubernatorial candidate from Kentucky and marijuana advocate. ""Reagan and Bush are not conservatives, they're aliens...I believe that marijuana should be licensed and regulated as a cash crop and let our farmers make this money...When I was growing up, conservative meant you kept the government in the box...The government does not have the right to interfere in alot of different aspects of people's lives in this state. Marijuana is a benchmark topic for this election... A society that can accommodate tobacco and alcohol should accommodate marijuana... The government, if not controlled, will grow to occupy the space currently occupied by our civil liberties..."" 14:44 Richard Dennis, chairman, Advisory Board Drug Policy Foundation, speaks: ""The current drug policy is doing kids a disservice... it's saying that all drugs are the same and it's setting up kids to have endless doubts about what authority figures say if they can be trusted. Minority neighborhoods are being used as staging zones for drug warriors to attack dealers in order to protect people in the suburbs from themselves... the War on Drugs is regressive."" 15:50 ""Cook County Prison."" In Chicago, a group of singers made up of inmates and guards entertain prisoners. 18:09 ""Tom McKean"" by Joel Cohen. Ex-cocaine addict McKean does open line radio and talks to school kids in Chicago's inner city about how to avoid peer pressure and drug use. He says that ""government is not the answer, prison is not the answer, rehabilitation is the answer...The reason we do drugs is because we live fast-paced lives and we have needs and we don't know what to do...Kids need to be loved off drugs."" 24:07 ""Hon. Robert Sweet"" by Esti Marpet. N.Y. Judge Robert Sweet speaks: ""In 1972, a committee reporting to Nixon recommended marijuana be legalized...The National Academy of Sciences made the same recommendation a few years ago. Growing marijuana is the second largest cash crop in California. The American people have learned that the threat of 'reefer madness' is nonsense...If we want to be practical we have to realize that 75% of arrests in the criminal justice system are marijuana arrests...If we eliminate prohibition of marijuana we will ease the burden on the criminal justice system."" 26:31 ""Dead Are Not Dead"" by Judith Binder. A Venice Beach musician sings: ""Our spirit lives on and on, in the trees, in the water, in the fire that's dying."" 28:11 More from ""Johnny Marijuanaseed."" Johnny tells us that no other plant has as many byproducts as hemp and is as good for the environment. ""You can make fabric from it, you can make paper from it, you can make gas and electricity. It's organically grown...it could replace fossil fuels."" 30:12 More from Gatewood Galbraith, smoking marijuana as he speaks: ""The problem is that the pharmaceutical and petrochemical industries control this country. Hemp is the greatest product. Hemp IS petroleum. It's no coincidence that in 1937 when hemp was outlawed, nylon was patented. The true battle on this planet today is between the naturals and the synthetics."" 34:14 Tony Serra commentary by Jesse Drew. Serra, a civil rights lawyer, talks about the legalization of marijuana: ""The truth is that marijuana is more benign than alcohol and tobacco put together. Marijuana should be legalized. There is no nexus, no stepping stone between marijuana and shooting heroin. Total prohibition has created the drug problem."" 39:17 ""Don Fielder"" by Eddie Becker. Fielder, the Executive of NORML, speaks: ""William Bennett is a dangerous man...anyone who speaks out against his drug policy is considered unpatriotic. The drug problem is an issue for the Surgeon General, not the Attorney General. Bennett's solution is to create more prisons, more jails and take away our constitutional freedoms."" 40:59 ""Wavy Gravy"" by Pat Creadon. At Weedstock in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, Wavy Gravy, the perennial countercultural figure, speaks about legalizing marijuana. He says: ""Let's get real, herb should be legalized, I'm tired of my friends getting put away for smoking a little herb. Part of my spiritual life is smoking herb."" ""The 90's are the 60's standing on their head."" 48:17 More from Richard Dennis: ""I don't see what law enforcement does except add to people's misery. It makes no sense. If I could have a 'wish list' of drugs to outlaw, the first would be crack, the second, tobacco. We should never talk of crack and pot in the same paragraph."" 48:45 ""Earth Day 1990: Washington DC"" by Eddie Becker. Members of NORML sell clothing made of hemp. According to them, ""Hemp is the only biomass capable of making America energy independent. One acre of pot equals four acres of trees grown for paper production. Hemp can be grown in any soil, it has no enemies. The only enemy is the U.S. Government. Smoking pot is good for you - it lowers stress, dilates the arteries and lowers your body temperature. Smoke pot - you'll live longer!"" 53:02 ""The 'Pope"" by Esti Marpet. From Greenwich Village in New York City, a man claims: ""I am the pope, self appointed. Marijuana can save the world. You can make clothes out of it, it grows quickly, it conserves soil. It's the only safe drug."" 54:41 More from ""Johnny Marijuanaseed"": ""Everything you can make from whale oil, you can make from hemp oil. You can process and texturize hemp into tofu... we could save the Whales!"

Press conference with "People in Need" leadership. Press conferences with Patty Hearst’s parents , Randolph Hearst & Catherine Campbell. B-roll of press with cameras and mics listening to Patty Hearst/SLA tapes, people donating food, Reagan makes statement on Hearst disappearance, poor people showing off food they got in boxes ... close-up of cameramen using news cameras. Good b-roll of mass of cameras at press conferences. Interviews with Hearst's boyfriend, Steven Weed.