Washington D.C., United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>Title reads 'Kennedy Sees 'Increasing Ferocity' in Vietnam War'. <br/> <br/>MS. & CU. American President John F. Kennedy speaks on Vietnam during White House news conference - natural sound. He speaks on the virtual press blackout on military operations in South Vietnam and gives his views on "how deeply the USA is involved in what seems to be a growing war against Communist guerillas". Flashback - action in Vietnam. American soldiers with arms moving through wooded area. Also a crowded aircraft carrier. Cut back to President Kennedy finishing his speech. <br/> <br/>(F.G.comb) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 08/02/1962.

2/05/66 A0036266 JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ~~ NIGHTCLUB COMIC DICK GREGORY FLIES TO NORTH VIETNAM HOPING TO ENTERTAIN PRISONERS OF WAR. NX 35927 "DICK GREGORY" -- DICK GREGORY AT AIRLINE COUNTER & WALKS Q & A SOF DICK GERGORY (57FT -- 1:35 SHOT 12/5/66) PRISONERS OF WAR - US - (TUBE VISIT) GREGORY, DICK - SOF MORRISON / XX / 257 DT / 16 NEG / D14185

Arlington National Cemetery in Spring zooming towards visitors shot with Canon C300 1080p

Dedication of the "John F. Kennedy Square" in Saigon, South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. South Vietnamese soldiers standing at attention on the right side of the "John F. Kennedy Square" in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon (01 Công xã Paris, B?n Nghe, Qu?n 1, Thành ph? H? Chí Minh, Vietnam). South Vietnamese Prime Minister, Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh walks past South Vietnamese soldiers. Sign behind South Vietnamese soldiers in English and Vietnamese reads "Kennedy, Leader for Freedom and Peace of Mankind". Guests crowd under a tent in the John F. Kennedy Square. United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, and the South Vietnamese Prime Minister, Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, inspect South Vietnamese troops. Ambassador Lodge puts his hand on his left chest while Prime Minister Nguyen Khanh salutes. Ambassador Lodge walks past troops. Vietnamese banner adorns the tent for guests. Ambassador Lodge began speaking in a podium. United States military officials in attendance clapping. Ambassador Lodge shake hands with Prime Minister Nguyen Khanh. Ambassador Lodge accompanies Prime Minister Nguyen Khanh to unveil plaque. The United States ambassador and Prime Minister Nguyen Khanh unveil a plaque to the memory of President John F. Kennedy. Plaque reads "Cong Truong Tong Thong John F. Kennedy". Ambassador Lodge gets inside black staff car. A photographer stands up after the staff car drives away. Plaque to the memory of President John F. Kennedy at the John F. Kennedy Square. The square in front of Saigon's Roman Catholic Notre Dame Cathedral is renamed President John F. Kennedy Square, in honor of the late United States President John F. Kennedy. Location: Saigon Vietnam. Date: May 30, 1964.

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Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown. <br/> <br/>Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany). <br/> <br/>Various shots, crowds marching through streets of Berlin following the "Vietnam Congress" held by left-wing students. A counter-demonstration of 150,000 Berliners came to Berlin Town Hall and John F. Kennedy Square. There is a small scuffle between factions. MS One speaker seen is leader of Christian Democrats, Franz Amrehn. Various shots, crowd. MS Someone in crowd symbolically burns a Vietcong flag of the left-wing demonstrators showing the pro-American feelings of Berliners who are being protected by presence of American troops. <br/> <br/>Note: Date on original record: 04/03/1968.

11/22/64 A0010560 SAIGON - BUDDHIST MEMORIAL SERVICES ON ANNIVERSARY OF JFK ASSASSINATION. UNCUT: SHOWS: OLD VIETNAM WOMAN KNEELING BEFORE THE ALTER OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY AT THE VIEN HOA DAO PAGODA, CU PHOTO OF JFK ON ALTER, L~ ALTER, TAYLOR ARRIVES, TAYLOR BEFORE ALTER, OLD WOMAN PRAYS, BUDDHIST PRIESTS SAME, TAYLOR BEFOR ALTER, PRIEST BEATS WOODEN GONG SAYING PRAYERS. (100FT - SHOT 11/22/64) KENNEDY, JOHN - MEMORIAL SERVICE TAYLOR, MAXWELL SOUTH VIETNAM -- SAIGON LE PHUOC LY / 100 / 16 / NEG / R6170

11/28/67 A0045470 FILEFILM "HISTORY OF ROBERT MCNAMARA" NX38379: MCNAMARA MAC SHAKES HANDS, MSAC W / JFK , RUSK, TAY LOR, (AT MASS 19610, MAC W / AT NATO W / GENERAL MORSTADT, MAC AT WHW / JFK& TAYLOR AFTER VIETNAM TOUR, MAC W / LBJ& RUS K SOF MAC W / MAPS ANNOUNCES BOMBING OF NORTH VIETNAM OIL DEPOTS, MAC IN VIET W / GE W'MORELAND, MAC MEETING W / MILITARY MEN, MAC WATCHESS SOUTH VIETNAM OFFICER BRIEFING TROOPS, MAC WATCHES VIET TRAINING, MAC INSPECTING TROOPS, MACW / SUS SOLDIERS, MAC W / PREM KY, & THIEU AND ELLSWORTH BUNKER, MCNAMARA AT GLASSBORO W / LBJ, SOV PREM KOSYGIN, ECT, MAC W / PTR PRES JFK % LBJ & US TROOPS. 159FT 4:25 UNDATED MCNAMARA, ROBERT - PROFILE KENNEDY, JOHN F ~-LIFE RUSK, DEAN TAYLOR, MATTHEW NORSTADT, LAURIS JOHNSON, LYNDON WESTMORELAND, WILLIAM KY, NUYEN CAO THIEU, NGYUEN VAN BUNKER, ELLSWORTH KOSYGIN, ALEXEI SOUTH VIETNAM - GENERAL XX / 159 FT / 16 POS / 159 FT / 16 DUPE / NEG / 159 FT / 16 NEG / CUTS /

Senator John F. Kennedy delivers a speech about America's involvement in the Indochina War.

Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown. <br/> <br/>American newsreel item. Title reads: "President Acts To Meet Threats On Two Fronts" <br/> <br/>Washington DC, United States of America / USA <br/> <br/>LS Pan as US President John F Kennedy enters Press Conference and makes his way to the rostrum. LS & MS Kennedy speaking from rostrum. on the Communist threat to South Vietnam (Sync Sound) with cut ins of Press. LS to MS General Maxwell Taylor, President's personal military advisor, in Saigon. MS General Taylor shaking hands with Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. MS Pan General James A Van Fleet , ex US Commander-in-Chief of the 8th Army in Korea, as he comes down the steps from US transport plane , he will serve as an army consultant on guerilla warfare. <br/> <br/>LS & MS Kennedy speaking from rostrum on Berlin Crisis (Sync Sound) with cut-ins of Press. "I don't think we can come to any conclusion as to what the ultimate outcome will be. The talks which we had with Mr Gromyko did not give us immediate hope that this matter would be easily settled." Commentary says that Europe is not the only US concern as regards fear of war. MS Kennedy: "In addition there are other areas where we can become involved and as the weapons are now so annihilating it causes the American people to become quite rightfully concerned... We happen to live, because of the ingenuity of science and man's inability to control his relationship one with another, we happen to live in the most dangerous time in the history of the human race." <br/> <br/>Note: Date on original paperwork: 17/10/1961. American commentary.

New release of old Kennedy tapes, some personal thoughts, other on politics.

Location: Washington, United States of America / USA <br/> <br/>Story about President John F. Kennedy meeting the Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie and attends to military business <br/> <br/>Title read 'The Washington Spotlight" <br/> <br/>GV. White House through trees. VS. In the White House study President Kennedy seated in his rocking chair talking to Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie. MS. Haile Selassie comes out onto terrace with the President. <br/> <br/>VS. President Kennedy signing a paper that will give a pay rise to members of US Armed Forces. He presents the witnesses of the signing with silver pens. <br/> <br/>VS. In the White House study, President Kennedy in his rocking chair chats with Defence Minister Robert McNamara and General Maxwell Taylor who have just come back from Vietnam to report to the President on the fighting there. <br/> <br/>(Comb. FG.)

ORIG. COLOR 150 FT. SOF MAG SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER PRESS CONFERENCE AT JFK AIRPORT IN THE PAN AM BUILDING AFTER RETURNING FROM VIETNAM TRIP. GOLDWATER TALKS TO NEWSMEN. Q&a ON VIETNAM BOMBING AND WAR WINDING DOWN. CUTAWAYS OF CAMERAMEN. CI: PERSONALITIES - GOLDWATER, BARRY.

RECAP OF BIGGEST STORIES OF 1961 (SEE VIDEO LISTING, BELOW). DATA ABOVE IS RELEASE DATE OF NEWSREEL.

1963 B/W MONTAGE President John F. Kennedy meeting with two official advisers at the White House, Robert MacNamara, Defense secretary, and a military general during the early escalation of the Vietnam War / Washington D.C., United States

Location: Washington, United States of America (USA) <br/> <br/>Story about President John F. Kennedy giving a press conference about the crisis in Laos <br/> <br/>LS. Pres. Kennedy speaking at Press. Conference. MS. Kennedy speaking (Synopsis of Speech) <br/> <br/>He states that in 1954 it was agreed that Laos would be a neutral country free from external domination by anyone, but the efforts of a Communist dominated group to destroy this neutrality never ceased. In the last half of 1956, the Communists and their supporters turned to a new and greatly intensified military effort to take over. (Three maps are shown to illustrate the areas where the Communists have infiltrated - last August, December 1960 and up to the present date at the end of March 1961, Kennedy's voice over picture). Camera pans back to Pres. Kennedy who continues speaking: Soviet planes have been conspicuous over the battle areas and advisers have come from Communist North Vietnam - all with the clear object of destroying by military action the agreed neutrality of Laos. America and her allies strongly support the neutrality of Laos. There must be an end to the present armed attack by externally supported Communists. If these attacks do not stop, those who support a truly neutral Laos will have to consider their response. The shape of this response will of course be very carefully considered not only here in Washington but at the SEATO conference which begins next Monday with out allies. <br/> <br/>MS. Pressman. MS. Kennedy speaking: Says they are in favour of negotiation. We strongly support the British proposal of a prompt end to hostilities and prompt negotiation. We are always aware of the responsibilities that rest on the shoulders of the United Nations. The safety of all in South East Asia will be in danger if Laos loses independence. Says all US wants is peace in Laos, let things be settled round the conference table not on the battlefield. CUs. of maps of Laos showing the dates and places where the Communists have infiltrated. (Comb. F.G.)

ORIG. NEG. 140 FT. SOF MAG VARIOUS SHOTS USAF PLANES TAKE OFF, LAND, IN FLIGHT AT BEN HOA AIR BASE. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - S. VIETNAM, SAIGON. AVIATION - PLANES, MISC.

A PHOTOGRAPHER THAT USED TO SHADOW J.F. KENNEDY WHILE HE WINTERED IN WEST PALM BEACH SHOWS US SOME NEVER BEFORE SEEN PHOTOS AND REMINISCES ABOUT THE FORMER PRESIDENT.