<pi> CNN NEWSOURCE AM ADVANTAGE </pi>\n <pi> MONDAY APRIL 16, 2018 </pi>\n <pi> 3:00 A.M. ET / 12:00 A.M. PT EDITION </pi>\n\n <pi> ===NEWSOURCE PACKAGES PRODUCED FOR YOU=== </pi>\n\nWILD WEEKEND WEATHER; SNOW, STORMS, TORNADOES (4AMET)\nPKGPY-02MO\nA wild weekend, weather-wise as some areas see significant snow, winds and rain. John Lorinc reports\n\nHOLLYWOOD MINUTE: NEW LOOK AT "INCREDIBLES 2"\nPKGPY-01MO\nFirst full "Incredibles 2" trailer, "The Rider" opens strong, and John Krasinski goes to "Mars." David Daniel reports.\n\nARRESTS SPARK STARBUCKS BOYCOTT (PKG 4:30p ET)\nPKGPY-04SU\nCalls are growing to boycott Starbucks following a controversial arrest inside a Philadelphia coffee shop. Kim Hutcherson reports.\n\n <pi> ===POTENTIAL LIVE SIGNALS THIS TODAY=== </pi>\n <pi>Click the link below for all of today's live signals</pi>\nhttps://newsource.ns.cnn.com/planner\n\n <pi> ===TOP STORIES=== </pi>\n <pi> What's making headlines </pi>\n\nVP PENCE TWEET: PRAYING FOR BARBARA BUSH\nVO/STILLPO-84SU\n\n <pi> ===TOP POLITICAL STORIES=== </pi>\n <pi> What's making political headlines </pi>\n\nCOMEY: "SOME EVIDENCE OF OBSTRUCTION" BY TRUMP\nCLIPPO-03MO\n\nCOMEY: "POSSIBLE" TRUMP COMPROMISED BY RUSSIANS\nCLIPPO-86SU\n\nLEGAL FEES MORE THAN 20 PERCENT TRUMP CAMPAIGN SPENDING\nVO/NATPO-82SU\n\n <pi> ===AMERICAN COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS=== </pi>\n <pi> Please note special restrictions </pi>\n\nACM AWARDS: VOCAL EVENT OF THE YEAR\nCLIPEN-12MO\n\nACM AWARDS: FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR-MIRANDA LAMBERT\nCLIPEN-11MO\n\nACM AWARDS: MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR - CHRIS STAPLETON\nCLIPEN-10MO\n\nACM AWARDS: ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR - JASON ALDEAN\nCLIPEN-09MO\n\nACM AWARDS: CARRIE UNDERWOOD PERFORMANCE\nCLIPEN-08MO\n\nACM ALBUM OF THE YEAR - CHRIS STAPLETON\nCLIPEN-07MO\n\nACM VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR - OLD DOMINION\nCLIPEN-06MO\n\nACM SONG OF THE YEAR - TIN MAN\nCLIPEN-05MO\n\nACM AWARDS: VEGAS TRIBUTE OPENER\nCLIPEN-04MO\n\n <pi> ===NORTHEAST=== </pi>\n <pi> ME, VT, NH, MA, NY, CT, RI, NJ, PA, MD, VA, WV, OH, KY, IN, MI, Canada </pi>\n\nMI: MONROE FLOODING\nVO/SOTNE-013SU\n\nME: LEPAGE ON MARIJUANA BILL\nSOTNE-011SU\n\nMI: RESIDENTS BEING EVACUATED OUT OF WENONA\nVO/NATNE-012SU\n\nIN: MIKE PENCE'S HOMETOWN HOSTS FIRST GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL\nVO/SOTNE-009SU\n\nIN: SIKH TEMPLE FIGHT LEAVES 4 INJURED\nVO/SILNE-008SU\n\n <pi> ===SOUTH=== </pi>\n <pi> DC, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, TN, MS, LA, AR, OK, TX, PR </pi>\n\nTX: MAN ARRESTED FOR 'TERRORISTIC THREAT' AGAINST UT CAMPUS\nDONUTSE-001MO\n\nNC: DRONE FOOTAGE OF TORNADO DAMAGE\nRAWSE-011SU\n\nNC: ONE KILLED IN GREENSBORO TORNADO\nVO/NATSE-010SU\n\n <pi> ===MIDWEST=== </pi>\n <pi> WI, IL, MO, IA, MN, ND, SD, NE, KS, CO </pi>\n\nCO: TEACHERS PREPARE FOR DAY OF ACTION WALK-IN\nDONUTMW-001MO\n\nMN: APRIL BLIZZARD IN ST PAUL\nSOT/VOMW-017SU\n\nWI: WEATHER- GREEN BAY AUSTIN STRAUBEL AIRPORT DELAYS\nVO/NATMW-014SU\n\nWI: GREEN BAY BLIZZARD AND ROOF COLLAPSE\nDONUTMW-013SU\n\n <pi> ===WEST=== </pi>\n <pi> MT, WY, NM, AZ, UT, ID, WA, OR, NV, CA, AK, HI </pi>\n\nCA: SERVICE FOR THUNDERBIRDS PILOT\nRAWWE-006SU\n\n <pi> ===INTERNATIONAL=== </pi>\n\nAUSTRALIA: SURFER ATTACKED BY SHARK RESCUED BY HELICOPTER\nVO/NATIN-02MO\n\nWILL DAARA BE NEXT, AS SYRIA TENSIONS ESCALATE?\nDONUTIN-01MO\n\nINDIA: PROTESTS HELD OVER SERIES OF RAPE CASES\nVO/NATIN-85SU\n\nAUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WHALES BUSH FIRES\nVO/STILLIN-83SU\n\n

NAME: AUS FLOODS 20080108I TAPE: EF08/0037 IN_TIME: 10:10:53:20 DURATION: 00:01:38:05 SOURCES: AuBC DATELINE: Coraki/Kyogle - 8 Jan 2008 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Australia SHOTLIST: No Access Australia Coraki 1. Various aerials of floods 2. Various of local residents driving boat to their backyard through floodwaters 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox pop, resident, no name given: "It's pretty smelly down there. It's not real nice water." 4. Family walking up steps 5. Wide of children on balcony, UPSOUND: (English) Voice off camera "Are you sick of being inside?" Children: ''Yeah'' 6. Various of homes surrounded by floodwaters 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Young girl, local resident, no name given: "It's boring in the house. We have to watch TV." 8. Wide of homes surrounded by floodwaters 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) George Smart, State Emergency Services: "We seem to be having problems with some of the infrastructure. We don't know what's actually gone wrong at the moment, but we're looking into it and we're going to see what's happening." Kyogle 10. Pull out from fence covered in greenery left from floods 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ernie Bennett, Kyogle Mayor: "I had a number of cattle washed away as well as quite a few kilometres of fencing." 12. Pan from damaged fencing to farm STORYLINE: Residents evacuated at the height of a Northern New South Wales (NSW) state flood emergency were cleared to return home on Tuesday as access was restored to the waterlogged town of Coraki, the State Emergency Service (SES) said. As receding floodwaters continued to reveal more damage, the NSW Government today added a fifth council, Tenterfield Shire, to the declared natural disaster areas. Hundreds of people are still cut off by floodwaters or flood damaged infrastructure in the state's north, as the State Emergency Service (SES) continues its lengthy mop-up and relief work. SES representative George Smart commented that infrastructure was causing problems with the Emergency Services relief work. Many children were still being kept indoors for their own safety, due to the surrounding floodwater. "It's boring in the house. We have to watch TV,'' said one girl. Severe storms that battered towns and communities last week from Tweed Heads down to Thora, west of Coffs Harbour, forced evacuations and trapped about 3,000 residents and visitors at its peak. The 160 people evacuated from Cabbage Tree Island, on the Richmond River near Woodburn, were today cleared to return home, while the water that inundated Coraki, population 1,500, subsided enough to allow free access for the first time in days. The state government had already declared Tweed, Kyogle, Lismore and Richmond Valley local government areas as natural disaster zones, estimating the damage in the region to be in the tens of millions of dollars. The severe flooding has also caused extensive damages to businesses. Ernie Bennett, Kyogle Mayor said that the natural disaster had washed a number of his cattle away as well as destroyed fencing. About 1,000 people stranded at an all-ages music festival near Tenterfield are expected to be able to cross a river to freedom about lunchtime tomorrow. Essential supplies were being dropped by helicopter to residents, and rescue crews were on standby in case of emergencies, SES officials said. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast scattered showers for the Northern Rivers region until Thursday.

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<pi> CNN NEWSOURCE AM ADVANTAGE </pi>\n <pi> MONDAY APRIL 16, 2018 </pi>\n <pi> 6:00 A.M. ET / 3:00 A.M. PT EDITION </pi>\n\n <pi> ===NEWSOURCE PACKAGES PRODUCED FOR YOU=== </pi>\n\nWILD WEEKEND WEATHER; SNOW, STORMS, TORNADOES (4AMET)\nPKGPY-02MO\nA wild weekend, weather-wise as some areas see significant snow, winds and rain. John Lorinc reports\n\nHOLLYWOOD MINUTE: NEW LOOK AT "INCREDIBLES 2"\nPKGPY-01MO\nFirst full "Incredibles 2" trailer, "The Rider" opens strong, and John Krasinski goes to "Mars." David Daniel reports.\n\nARRESTS SPARK STARBUCKS BOYCOTT (PKG 4:30p ET)\nPKGPY-04SU\nCalls are growing to boycott Starbucks following a controversial arrest inside a Philadelphia coffee shop. Kim Hutcherson reports.\n\n <pi> ===POTENTIAL LIVE SIGNALS THIS TODAY=== </pi>\n <pi>Click the link below for all of today's live signals</pi>\nhttps://newsource.ns.cnn.com/planner\n\n <pi> ===TOP STORIES=== </pi>\n <pi> What's making headlines </pi>\n\nVP PENCE TWEET: PRAYING FOR BARBARA BUSH\nVO/STILLPO-84SU\n\n <pi> ===TOP POLITICAL STORIES=== </pi>\n <pi> What's making political headlines </pi>\n\n *NEW ITEMS*\n JAMES COMEY UNLEASHES ON TRUMP IN ABC INTERVIEW <pi> (COMING SOON) </pi>\n DONUTPO-21MO\n\n COMEY: TRUMP "MORALLY UNFIT" TO BE PRESIDENT\n CLIP PO-19MO\n\nCOMEY: "SOME EVIDENCE OF OBSTRUCTION" BY TRUMP\nCLIPPO-03MO\n\nCOMEY: "POSSIBLE" TRUMP COMPROMISED BY RUSSIANS\nCLIPPO-86SU\n\nLEGAL FEES MORE THAN 20 PERCENT TRUMP CAMPAIGN SPENDING\nVO/NATPO-82SU\n\n <pi> ===AMERICAN COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS=== </pi>\n <pi> Please note special restrictions </pi>\n\nACM AWARDS: VOCAL EVENT OF THE YEAR\nCLIPEN-12MO\n\nACM AWARDS: FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR-MIRANDA LAMBERT\nCLIPEN-11MO\n\nACM AWARDS: MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR - CHRIS STAPLETON\nCLIPEN-10MO\n\nACM AWARDS: ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR - JASON ALDEAN\nCLIPEN-09MO\n\nACM AWARDS: CARRIE UNDERWOOD PERFORMANCE\nCLIPEN-08MO\n\nACM ALBUM OF THE YEAR - CHRIS STAPLETON\nCLIPEN-07MO\n\nACM VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR - OLD DOMINION\nCLIPEN-06MO\n\nACM SONG OF THE YEAR - TIN MAN\nCLIPEN-05MO\n\nACM AWARDS: VEGAS TRIBUTE OPENER\nCLIPEN-04MO\n\n <pi> ===ENTERTAINMENT=== </pi>\n\n *NEW ITEMS*\n FILE - R LEE ERMEY PASSES AWAY AT 74\n VO/NAT EN-13MO\n\n <pi> ===FILE/B-ROLL=== </pi>\n\n *NEW ITEMS*\n FILE - MICHAEL COHEN TO APPEAR IN COURT MONDAY\n VO/NAT PO-14MO\n\n <pi> ===NORTHEAST=== </pi>\n <pi> ME, VT, NH, MA, NY, CT, RI, NJ, PA, MD, VA, WV, OH, KY, IN, MI, Canada </pi>\n\n *NEW ITEMS*\n PA: APOLOGY NOT ENOUGH, ACTIVISTS PROTEST STARBUCKS\n DONUT NE-008MO\n\n OH: 1 HURT IN POSSIBLE APT EXPLOSION\n LOOK LIVE NE-006MO\n\n VA: DANVILLE RESIDENTS REACT TO STORM DAMAGE\n DONUT NE-005MO\n\n VA: WEATHER EMERGENCY DECLARED\n VO/SOT NE-004MO\n\n KY: LIGHTNING STRIKE KILLS 31 SHEEP ON FARM\n PKG NE-003MO\n\n OH: NE OHIO WEATHER DAMAGE\n DONUT NE-002MO\n\n MI: ICE STORM LEAVES THOUSANDS WITHOUT POWER\n DONUT NE-001MO\n\nMI: MONROE FLOODING\nVO/SOTNE-013SU\n\nME: LEPAGE ON MARIJUANA BILL\nSOTNE-011SU\n\nMI: RESIDENTS BEING EVACUATED OUT OF WENONA\nVO/NATNE-012SU\n\nIN: MIKE PENCE'S HOMETOWN HOSTS FIRST GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL\nVO/SOTNE-009SU\n\nIN: SIKH TEMPLE FIGHT LEAVES 4 INJURED\nVO/SILNE-008SU\n\n <pi> ===SOUTH=== </pi>\n <pi> DC, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, TN, MS, LA, AR, OK, TX, PR </pi>\n\nTX: MAN ARRESTED FOR 'TERRORISTIC THREAT' AGAINST UT CAMPUS\nDONUTSE-001MO\n\nNC: DRONE FOOTAGE OF TORNADO DAMAGE\nRAWSE-011SU\n\nNC: ONE KILLED IN GREENSBORO TORNADO\nVO/NATSE-010SU\n\n <pi> ===MIDWEST=== </pi>\n <pi> WI, IL, MO, IA, MN, ND, SD, NE, KS, CO </pi>\n\nCO: TEACHERS PREPARE FOR DAY OF ACTION WALK-IN\nDONUTMW-001MO\n\nMN: APRIL BLIZZARD IN ST PAUL\nSOT/VOMW-017SU\n\nWI: WEATHER- GREEN BAY AUSTIN STRAUBEL AIRPORT DELAYS\nVO/NATMW-014SU\n\nWI: GREEN BAY BLIZZARD AND ROOF COLLAPSE\nDONUTMW-013SU\n\n <pi> ===WEST=== </pi>\n <pi> MT, WY, NM, AZ, UT, ID, WA, OR, NV, CA, AK, HI </pi>\n\n *NEW ITEMS*\n CA: HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS IN HEAVY SIERRA SNOW\n DONUT WE-002MO\n\n CA: VEGETATION FIRE STOPPED NEAR COACHELLA\n VO/SOT WE-001MO\n\nCA: SERVICE FOR THUNDERBIRDS PILOT\nRAWWE-006SU\n\n <pi> ===INTERNATIONAL=== </pi>\n\n *NEW ITEMS*\n AFGHANISTAN: WOMEN'S STRUGGLE TO ACCESS EDUCATION\n VO/SOT IN-20MO\n\n AUSTRALIA: BUSH FIRES BURN IN SYDNEY SUBURB\n VO/SIL IN-17MO\n\n AUSTRALIA: SURFER RESCUED AFTER SHARK ATTACK\n VO/STILL IN-16MO\n\n US, UK, FRANCE WANT AN END TO SYRIA'S CHEMICAL PROGRAMS\n LOOK LIVE IN-15MO\n\nAUSTRALIA: SURFER ATTACKED BY SHARK RESCUED BY HELICOPTER\nVO/NATIN-02MO\n\nWILL DAARA BE NEXT, AS SYRIA TENSIONS ESCALATE?\nDONUTIN-01MO\n\nINDIA: PROTESTS HELD OVER SERIES OF RAPE CASES\nVO/NATIN-85SU\n\nAUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WHALES BUSH FIRES\nVO/STILLIN-83SU\n\n

AP-APTN-0930: Germany Aftermath 2 Sunday, 25 July 2010 STORY:Germany Aftermath 2- REPLAY Morning scenes, headlines after deadly stampede; police, hospital reax LENGTH: 03:21 FIRST RUN: 0830 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: German/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/RTL STORY NUMBER: 652280 DATELINE: Duisburg - 25 July 2010 LENGTH: 03:21 ++CLIENT NOTE: PLEASE USE THIS SCRIPT WHICH HAS UPDATED STORYLINE++ RTL - NO ACCESS GERMANY, AUSTRIA (EXCEPT: INFOSCREEN, ATV+), GERMAN-SPEAKING SWITZERLAND (EXCEPT: TELEZUERI), LUXEMBURG & ALTO ADIGE AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST (FIRST RUN 0730 NEWS UPDATE - 25 JULY 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 1. Wide of tunnel leading to festival grounds 2. Mid of tunnel, sealed off 3. Zoom in on sign on the ground reading "dance or die" 4. Tilt down of town hall 5. Pan from television truck to exterior of hall (FIRST RUN 0830 EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 25 JULY 2010) RTL - NO ACCESS GERMANY, AUSTRIA (EXCEPT: INFOSCREEN, ATV+), GERMAN-SPEAKING SWITZERLAND (EXCEPT: TELEZUERI), LUXEMBURG & ALTO ADIGE 6. SOUNDBITE (German) Name not known, Police spokesman: "I know that if you climb over one of those fences, and you climb up high there - certainly up to eight or nine metres you could climb up - to reach that level, you have to first get over the fences, like I just said. That is why these fences where put there. So it is obviously possible that - presuming on the information that I have at hand - it is possible that if you fall from that height that, not only could you get injured, but also killed." 7. SOUNDBITE (German) Name not known, Police spokesman: "Today is about bringing the people who are still here home safely, taking care of those who were injured and the relatives who have lost family members." 8. Officials removing barrier and clearing up, pan to exterior of train station ++EARLY MORNING SHOTS++ 9. Various of people sleeping inside train station 10. SOUNDBITE (German) Kai Vogelmann, Spokesman for all four involved first aid organisations: "I have heard from my colleagues that many revellers did help, they just came and said they were nurses. That makes us very happy, they definitely did their part in helping out." (FIRST RUN 0730 NEWS UPDATE - 25 JULY 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 11. Various exteriors of hospital (FIRST RUN 0830 EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 25 JULY 2010) RTL - NO ACCESS GERMANY, AUSTRIA (EXCEPT: INFOSCREEN, ATV+), GERMAN-SPEAKING SWITZERLAND (EXCEPT: TELEZUERI), LUXEMBURG & ALTO ADIGE 12. SOUNDBITE (German) Dr Peter-Michael Hax, Chief doctor of BGU hospital in Duisburg: "We had one very tragic case today. A young girl from Italy was brought here, very disorientated, she said she had been momentarily unconscious, but was otherwise only slightly injured. She had lost all her hair and was missing her friend. She was here only for a short time to get looked after, and then she just waited here to be transferred to her hotel in Oberhausen. While waiting here, she was informed by the police that her missing friend had indeed died in the stampede." (FIRST RUN 0730 NEWS UPDATE - 25 JULY 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 13. Various front pages of German newspaper headlines on stampede STORYLINE The organiser of Germany's Love Parade on Sunday said the yearly techno music festival would never be held again after 19 people were killed and 342 were injured in a panicked crush of partygoers in an overcrowded tunnel that served as the sole entrance to the festival. Rainer Schaller said the event would forever be overshadowed by the tragedy. He made the announcement at a news conference on Sunday where authorities faced tough questions, but provided few details, about why hundreds of thousands of people were funnelled through a single highway underpass into the former freight railway station used to host the party. Germans woke up in shock to the news that mass panic at the annual festival turned so deadly, at a street party meant to celebrate love and peace in Duisburg city. German media reported that there were at least 1.4 (m) million people but police did not immediately confirm that estimate. "Today is about bringing the people who are still here home safely, taking care of those who were injured and the relatives who have lost family members," a police official said in a briefing early on Sunday. German authorities have not identified the victims yet, but the Dutch Foreign Ministry said that a 22-year-old Dutch man was among then. Dr Peter-Michael Hax, chief doctor at a casualty hospital in Duisburg where some of the fatalities were brought, spoke of a young Italian woman who reported a female friend missing after the stampede. "She was here only for a short time to get looked after, and then she just waited here to be transferred to her hotel in Oberhausen. While waiting here, she was informed by the police that her missing friend had indeed died in the stampede," he said. Witnesses said officers in Duisburg, a city near Duesseldorf in western Germany, closed the end of the tunnel emptying onto the festival grounds after they become overcrowded around 5 p.m. They told revellers over loudspeakers to turn around and walk back in the other direction. But the entrance to the tunnel did not appear to have been closed and people continued piling in, sparking a panic and then a deadly crush. Witnesses described a desperate scene, as people piled up on each other or scrambled over others who had fallen. City officials chose not to evacuate the site, fearing it might spark more panic, and many people continued partying, unaware of the deaths. Rescue workers carried away the injured as techno music thundered in the background. Other workers had trouble getting to the victims, hampered by the huge crowds. Local media reported that the mobile phone system in Duisburg broke down temporarily and frantic parents trying to reach their children instead drove to the scene to look for them. Most streets downtown were blocked by police and the highways leading to the city were jammed. Several media outlets also reported that rescue helicopters had problems taking away the heavily injured because there was not enough space for them to land. Speaking at Sunday's briefing, another police official said those who had attempted to climb tall fences raised for crowd control, and which some revellers later criticised for locking people in, could have been injured or killed if falling from a height of up to nine metres (29 feet). "That is why these fences where put there," the official said, referring to their size and build. "It is obviously possible that - presuming on the information that I have at hand - if you fall from that height that, not only could you get injured, but also killed." Saturday's disaster was the worst accident of its kind since nine people were crushed to death and 43 more were injured at a rock festival in Roskilde, Denmark, in 2000. That fatal accident occurred when a huge crowd pushed forward during a Pearl Jam gig. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 07-25-10 0644EDT

01:20 UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL LOGO, 1965. CS. VIETNAM ACTION. USS ENTERPRISE. VS OF A NUCLEAR POWERED AIRCRAFT CARRIER ON A STATION OFF VIETNAM. VS OF CARRIER DECK ACTIVITY. SHOTS OF DOUGLAS A4 SKYHAWK FIGHTER BOMBERS. 01:90 Air to air shots of US Air Force Lockheed F104 star fighters during ground attack. vs of a motorized convoy. vs of the convoy Escort shooting and soldiers pinned down by Vietcong fire. Medical corpsmen evacuate wounded soldiers by stretcher to a Medivac helicopter. 03:05 cs. Act of faith. Story about a woman who walked from France to Nazareth, Palestine to fulfill a vow made when a child was sick. cu of a road sign reading, Nazareth. vs of the woman and the donkey that accompanied her on the journey. 04:15 cs. Pop fashions pop. cu of a 45 rpm record spinning on a record player. vs of a fashion show by Angela of London. Models show clothing while dancing to pop music in Manchester, United Kingdom. vs of bellbottom slacks. 05:20 Cuts from a Paris sunglasses fashion show. 05:50 Football. vs of a game between the New York Jets and the San Diego Chargers won by San Diego 38 to 7. Plays by Keith Lincoln, John Hadle, Lance Hayworth, Joe Namath, Kenny Graham, Bill Mathis and Don Maynard. End newsreel logo. 07:30 Universal newsreel logo. 1965. cs. The elections. Republican John Lindsay campaigns for Mayor of New York City. Shot of Democrat Abraham Beame. vs of Lindsay and supporters on victory night. 08:50 cs. Chaplin is back. At the Savoy Hotel in London. vs of film director / actor Charlie Chaplin and actress Sophia Loren at the announcement that Chaplin will direct Loren in the motion picture, A Countess From Hong Kong. Good shots of press photographers. 10:00 Sports. Football. Mississippi 23, Louisiana State University (LSU) 0 at Jackson, Mississippi with plays by Jimmy Hydell, Rocky Fleming, Mike Dennis, Joe LaRusso, Mike McGee and Jimmy Nelson. 11:30 Nebraska 16, Missouri 14 with plays by Garry Lane, Monroe Felts, Fred Dudas, Johnnie Rowland, Jimmy Waller, Carl Reiss, Harry Wilson and Henry Tapman. End newsreel logo. 14:30 Universal newsreel logo 1965. cs. The big blackout. vs of a hydro power dam and electric transmission lines. Night shot of the lit New York City skyline. A police officer directs traffic during the blackout. vs of traffic during the blackout. Ftg of candlelight diners. Good shots of traffic at night and people at a public telephone. A cab fills with people. vs of people waiting in daylight in a hotel lobby. 16:30 Day ftg of the New York City skyline. People board buses. vs of pedestrians. 17:15 cs. Meg visits studio. British Princess Margaret and husband the Earl of Snowdon, Anthony Armstrong Jones, visit Universal City Studios. Jules Stein, Music Corporation of America President greets them. On a receiving line are Bobby Darren, Sandra Dee, Lana Turner, Robert Eaton and Maurice Chevalier. Ftg of Margaret on a tour ride, then seated with director Alfred Hitchcock. Shots of her visit to the set of, Beau Geste. 18:30 Sports. Football. Air Force 14, Army 3, with plays by Paul Stein, Jim Shultz, Kurt Cook, Andy Duhl, Mike Muller and Carl Jansen. End newsreel logo. 20:45 Universal international newsreel logo 1957. cs. Nixon seeks speedier aid for refugees. Vice President Richard Nixon and refugee committee head, Tracy Voorhies enter the White House. Group shot as Nixon reports to President Dwight Eisenhower. vs of Nixon during a visit to Austria. vs as Nixon tours refugee camps for Hungarians in Austria. 22:00 News in brief stories. Washington, DC. President Eisenhower congratulates artist Ronald Diaz who designed a US children's postage stamp. Mamie Eisenhower receives a gift. 22:30 Vatican City, Rome, Italy. vs of newly ordained American Roman Catholic priests. cu of a medallion of ordination. Pope Pius VIII meets the priests. Two shot of the Pope and Bishop Martin O'Connor, Rector of the American College. 23:15 San Francisco. Shot of a Pan American Airlines Boeing 377 airliner on apron. Shots of 34 Hungarian athletes who defected to the United States while in Australia. 24:00 Seattle, a story about Bo Bo, a male gorilla, and Fifi, a female gorilla, during their first zoo meeting. 25:00 New York City, at the world premier of the motion picture, The Great Man, as Milton Rachmill, Robert Merrill, Sammy Davis Jr, Billy Goldberg, Stubby Kaye, Robert Alda, Marlo Dickie Doogan and Al Morgan enter the theater. 25:30 Sports, New York City. Basketball, Invitation Holiday Festival game at Madison Square Garden. Cuts from a game between St John's University and Brigham Young University (BYU) won by BYU 89 to 75, with a play by Tom Stankey. 26:50 cs. Hungarian refugees need help. Actor Marlon Brando gives a public service announcement. End newsreel logo. 28:30 Universal international newsreel logo, 1958. cs. Regatta tragedy. At the Orange Bowl Regatta at Miami Beach, a hydroplane driven by Atiesa Salva crashes. He later died. 29:26 Sports. Bowl games. Football. Rose Bowl, Pasadena California. Shots of parade floats. Ohio State defeats Oregon 10 to 7. vs of plays. In the Cotton Bowl, Navy defeats Rice 20 to 7, with plays by Frank Ryan, Joe Tranquini, Tom Forrestal, Pete Jocanovich, John Russ, Harry Hurst. In the Sugar Bowl, Mississippi defeats Texas 39 to 7, with plays by Bobby Franklin and Raymond Brown. In the Orange Bowl, Oklahoma defeats Duke 48 to 21, with plays by David Baker, Ray Carlton, George Duthro and Al Mackileny. Sideline shot of Oklahoma coach Bob Wilkinson. End newsreel logo. 35:00 Universal international newsreel logo, 1959. cs. News review of 1958, January 31, 1958. vs of the first US space satellite, Explorer One, liftoff. Ftg of the Atlas rocket, which went into orbit, liftoff. 35:50 vs of the atomic powered submarine, Nautilus which made the first submerged Arctic ocean crossing from June 6 to June 10, 1958. ms of commander Mark Anderson at a press conference. 36:20 Shots of a celebration marking Alaska becoming the 49th state. 36:40 Vice President Nixon and his wife Pat deplane in Caracas, Venezuela. Shots of a mob attacking the Nixon motorcade. 37:02 Ftg of French President Charles De Gaulle at a press conference after being elected President. vs of a Brussels, Belgium trade fair. 37:50 Two shot of Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev and Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser shaking hands. Shots of King Faisal of Iraq and Prince Abdul Ila. 38:35 vs of the US naval task force off Lebanon and the beach landing by US marines. vs of natives. 39:00 vs of nationalist Chinese soldiers on islands in the strait of Formosa. vs as US naval ships escort a Chinese convoy. 40:00 Ftg of new buildings and pedestrians in West Berlin. Shots of East German militia training. Ext shot of the destroyed Reich Chancellory. Ext of occupation forces headquarters. Ext of Landsberg Castle prison. 40:45 Ftg of Pope Pius VIII and US Cardinal Francis Spellman. Pius lies in state after death. A triple crown is placed on Pope John XXIII's head. End newsreel logo. 41:50 Universal international newsreel logo, 1960. News review of 1959. vs of Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the US Pavilion at a Moscow trade fair. 42:30 Two shot of President Eisenhower and Khrushchev at a US airport. Two shot at Camp David, Maryland. 43:20 Animation of Soviet lunar space flights. Shots of monkeys, Able and Baker, that flew in the US Jupiter rocket. 44:00 Ftg of US Mercury program astronauts undergoing weightless aircraft training. Shots of Cuban leader Fidel Castro and Raul Castro amid an admiring crowd. Shot of Castro making a speech. 44:50 vs of St Lawrence Seaway opening ceremonies. vs of President Eisenhower, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on the bridge of the Royal yacht Britannia. 45:00 vs of celebrations marking the statehood of Hawaii. Ftg of Japanese Prince Akihito's marriage ceremony. vs of Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen getting married in Norway. vs of the wedding of Iran's Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi on December 21, 1959. 46:15 vs of the aftermath of typhoon Vera in Japan. Shot of US statesman John Foster Dulles in old age. 46:45 TWO SHOTS OF INDIAN PRIME MINISTER JAWAHARLAL NEHRU and the Tibetan Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso. vs of soldiers in combat in Laos. vs of refugees. 47:30 Mamie Eisenhower hugs President Eisenhower as he deplanes. Vice President Nixon is in the bg. vs of a crowd with sparklers greeting Eisenhower after his world tour. End newsreel logo. 48:30 Universal international newsreel logo, 1961. cs. Upheaval. Shots of strikers and policemen in Belgium during strikes which are a result of government cutbacks resulting from the Belgian Congo situation. Shots of idle trains and buses. 48:30 News in brief stories. Virginia. Air views of the stern section of the tanker ship the, Pine Ridge. vs of damage after the stern section reaches Newport News, Virginia. 50:20 Laos. Shots of damaged buildings in Vientiane Laos resulting from combat between government and insurgent forces. vs of government soldiers. Football. Philadelphia Eagles 17, Green Bay Packers 13 in the National Football League Championship with plays by Van Brockland, Tommy McDonald, Tom Moore, Bart Starr and Ted Deans. 52:30 Story title, years ago 1936. vs of the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Boxer Jack Dempsey receives a gift of a 1000 pound steer. Racehorse Top Row wins at the Santa Anita racetrack. 53:45 Belcher Cochrane wins the World Billiards Championship over Willy Koppy. College basketball game between New York University and California Golden Bears. 54:30 Circus performer Laura Roth wrestles a Bengal tiger named Stripsey. The tiger walks on her head. End newsreel logo. 55:15 Universal international newsreel, 1962. cs. Goa Falls. vs of destruction in the Portugese colony of Goa after Indian military takes over. vs of Indian soldiers and native Goans with Indian flags. 57:00 News in brief stories. Vatican City, Rome, Italy. Pope John XXIII signs the Papal Bull, Ioannes, Episcopus Servus Servorum Des, which announces an ecumenical meeting to be held in 1962. 58:00 Ftg of former President Eisenhower and his wife Mamie with their grandchildren, including David Eisenhower Jr and Mary Jean Eisenhower at Disneyland in California. vs of Disneyland including the monorail and other rides. 59:00 England. Shots of the church St Mary Le Bow. Ftg of Prince Philip at the rededication ceremony of the Bow Bells. 59:30 cs years ago, 1937. Protestors march against the liquidation of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Shots of a sit in strike by United Autoworkers Union members in Detroit. 60:15 vs of inventor Hayden Campbell and his aircraft the, Hayden Flyer. Amelia Earhart and Paul Mantz board a Lockheed Sirus aircraft during a search for a downed aircraft in Utah. 60:55 vs of a road and rail bus of the Arlington and Fairfax Transport Company of Virginia. End newsreel logo. CI: PERSONALITIES: AKIHITO, PRINCE. 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