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UNIVERSAL NEWS 1965, 1966

UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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CA: LA SCHOOL WORKERS SET TO END MASSIVE STRIKE

Supers/Fonts: Thursday\n\nLos Angeles, CA\n\nStory Location: Los Angeles\n\nState/Province: California\n\nShot Date: 03/23/2023\n\nURL: https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/los-angeles-unified-school-district-strike-resources-for-parents-of-students/\n\nNotes and Restrictions: \n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\nDONUT: nats/vo protesters ground and aerial footage, sots protesters, graphics, sot mayor, sot mom, \n\nCNN INFORMATION:\n\nhttps://www.cnn.com/2023/03/22/us/lausd-strike-school-workers-los-angeles-wednesday/index.html\n\n\nClassrooms in the Los Angeles area were closed for a third day Thursday as school workers capped off a massive strike demanding increased wages and better work conditions.\n\nThe Service Employees International Union Local 99, which represents about 30,000 Los Angeles school custodians, cafeteria workers, bus drivers and other student services staff, began picketing Tuesday with the support of the district’s teachers after nearly a year of unsuccessful negotiations with the school district.\n\nThe three-day strike was ending with a rally at the Los Angeles State Historic Park on Thursday, where union members in the nation’s second-largest school district will “issue their strong, unified call for LAUSD to bargain fairly,” SEIU Local 99 said.\n\nSchool workers plan to return to school on Friday, according to the union.\n\nFrustrated union members say they feel undervalued by low wages, minimal staffing and inadequate hours even as they provide essential services to the Los Angeles Unified School District’s students. The union says workers’ average salary is $25,000, requiring many to work additional jobs.\n\n“We live in this weird paradox as workers that help feed children and yet we struggle to feed our own children,” union member Adrian Alverez told CNN affiliate KCAL. “We help students go to college, yet we don’t have enough money to send our kids to college.”\n\nThe union is demanding “equitable wage increases, more full-time work, respectful treatment, and increased staffing levels for improved student services.”\n\nThe United Teachers Los Angeles union, which is undergoing separate contact negotiations with the district, is honoring the workers’ strike and has urged its 35,000 members to join picket lines and rallies.\n\nThe district said Wednesday it had been “in conversation” with the school workers union and is working to resolve the strike.\n\n“We continue to do everything possible to reach an agreement that honors the hard work of our employees, corrects historic inequities, maintains the financial stability of the District and brings students back to the classroom. We are hopeful these talks continue and look forward to updating our school community on a resolution,” the district said in a statement.\n\nDistrict superintendent Alberto Carvalho acknowledged Tuesday that the strike is a result of a years-long “crescendo of frustration” on behalf of workers but told CNN, “We should not be depriving our students of an opportunity to learn.”\n\nThe strike has left many of the district’s more than 500,000 students scrambling for child care options.\n\n“So far, my wife has planned to take a couple days off work and maybe stay home with the kids and I’m going to have to do more overtime,” parent Armando Basulto told KABC.\n\nRachel Wagner, whose 9-year-old son attends school in Encino, told CNN she supports the workers’ actions and believes better pay would alleviate staffing shortages and decrease turnover.\n\n“At the end of the day, you know, their working conditions are our child’s learning conditions,” Wagner said.\n\nWhere the negotiations stand\nAfter nearly a year of gridlocked negotiations, the district and union have yet to reach a bargain, though Carvalho told CNN the district is prepared to work toward a potentially “precedent-setting contract.”\n\nThe two parties had planned to participate in a confidential mediation process Monday, but the union refused to come to the table after a district spokesperson shared details of the planned negotiations.\n\nMembers of the Los Angeles schools’ support workers union are demanding, in part:\n\n• A 30% pay raise, plus an additional $2 an hour over next four years\n\n• Increased employment hours for part-time workers\n\nThe latest offers announced by the Los Angeles school district on Monday included:\n\n• A 23% recurring pay increase, plus a 3% cash-in-hand bonus\n\n• A $20-an-hour minimum wage\n\n• Full health care benefits for those working at least four hours a day.\n\nCarvalho said Tuesday that the district is willing to resume negotiations and recognized the “historic inequities” that many of the district’s staff members face.\n\n“Years of substandard compensation levels that – quite frankly, in a community like Los Angeles where the cost of living (and) the cost of housing are so high – have put our workforce, particularly the lowest wage earners, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, custodial staff, in a position where they cannot live in the communities where they work,” Carvalho told CNN.\n\nDistrict provides support for families\nAs classes remain on hold due to the strike, the district has announced several measures to assist families, some of which rely on the daily meals provided to their children at school.\n\nDaytime supervision is available at more than 150 schools. Additionally, 30 recreation centers are hosting a Special Edition After School Club Program for elementary school students and 18 county recreation and park sites are hosting drop-in “Everybody Plays” programs with open gyms and recreation equipment.\n\nThe Los Angeles County Zoo is also providing free admission to district students and a “community Safari Day” program for elementary school students.\n\nOn Monday, some families picked up six grab-and-go meals per student at two dozen distribution sites, though the city has since ended the program.\n\nStill, some parents worry that the support services are not enough, including Stephanie Freidenriech, whose son Charles is a high school sophomore.\n\n“He’s old enough that I’m not worried about him,” Freidenriech told KABC of her son. “I’m really more concerned about the other kids missing school, younger kids and parents who have to worry about daycare.”\n\n“Ultimately, I feel that they’re probably being left behind in a battle between adults,” parent Mike Bernstein told the affiliate.\n\nAFFILIATE INFORMATION: \nLos Angeles Unified School District employees have declared their intent to strike for three days this week, from Tuesday, March 21, through Thursday, March 23, and the union representing the district's teachers has said they will strike with the employees in solidarity. Monday night, LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced all district schools would close due to the impending strike. At 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, the strike began.\n\nMore than 150 locations will be available for students looking for meals and help with schoolwork while the strike goes on.\n\nThe school district has resources available for parents during the potential three-day strike this week. And L.A. Mayor Karen Bass authorized more support for LAUSD families in the event schools are closed.\n\nLAUSD: Grab & Go Food Locations\n\nFamilies may pick up meals for their students at Grab & Go sites on Tuesday, March 21 from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Six meals per student will be provided at pickup, to cover breakfast and lunch over three days.\nLos Angeles Zoo: Free School Day Admission for LAUSD Students\n\nDuring the event of a LAUSD strike, we're extending our LAUSD school group pricing to currently enrolled LAUSD students and their chaperones.\nLos Angeles Public Library: In the event of school closures, libraries will be open normal business hours.\n\nAll LAUSD students already have an assigned Student Success Card to provide access to all the Library has to offer. \nThe Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks will offer a Special Edition After School Club Program at 30 recreation centers in the event of LAUSD school closures this week. The program will be free and available to elementary school students in 1st to 5th grades 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. March 21 - March 23. Registration will be available online on Monday, March 20, at 1 p.m. Slots are first registered, first served. Due to limited space, students must be checked-in by 8:15 a.m. or will lose their registration space for the day. The program will include assistance with school assignments, recreation activities, lunch, and snacks. If school closures do not take place, the Special Edition After School Program will be discontinued. \n\nFor more information about Department of Recreation and Parks events, activities, services, programs, and facilities, visit laparks.org or call 311, or (213) 202-2700.\n\nDesignated Recreation Centers (RC) to serve elementary school students are as follows: \n\nBaldwin Hills RC, 5401 Highlight Place, Los Angeles, CA 90016 - (323) 934-0746\nChevy Chase RC, 4165 Chevy Chase Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90039 - (818) 550-1453\nDelano Park RC, 15100 Erwin St., Van Nuys, CA 91411 - (818) 756-8529\nEcho Park RC, 1632 Bellevue Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90026 - (213) 250-3578\nEXPO Center, 3980 Bill Robertson Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90037 - (213) 763-0114\nFernangeles RC, 8851 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Sun Valley, CA 91352 - (818) 767-4171\nGlassell Park RC, 3650 Verdugo Rd, Los Angeles CA 90065 - (323) 257-1863\nGranada Park RC, 16730 Chatsworth, Granada Hills, CA 91344 - (818) 363-3556\nHighland Park RC, 6150 Piedmont Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90042 - (213) 847-4876\nJackie Tatum Harvard RC, 1535 W 62nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90047 - (323) 778-7268\nLanark Park RC, 21816 Lanark St. Canoga Park, CA 91304 - (818) 883-1503\nLincoln Park RC, 3501 Valley Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90031 - (213) 275-6955\nMason Park RC, 10500 Mason Ave. Chatsworth, CA 91311 - (818) 756-6377\nNormandie Park RC, 1550 S. Normandie Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90006 - (310) 328-3689\nNorth Hollywood RC, 11430 Chandler Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91601 - (818) 763-76511\nOakwood Park RC, 767 California Ave., Venice, CA 90291 - (310) 452-7479\nPan Pacific Park RC, 7600 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 - (323) 939-8874\nPoinsettia Park RC, 7341 Willoughby Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90046 - (323) 876-8279\nRitchie Valens RC, 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd. Pacoima, CA 91331 - (818) 834-5175\nRobertson Park RC, 1641 Preuss Rd., Los Angeles, CA 90035 - (310) 278-5383\nRosecrans Park RC, 840 W 149th Street, Gardena, CA 90247 - (310) 327-3653\nRoss Snyder RC, 1501 E 41st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90011 - (323) 235-5288\nSt Andrews Park RC, 8701 St Andrews Place, Los Angeles, CA 90047 - (213) 485-1751\nStudio City RC, 12621 Rye St. Studio City, CA 91604 - (818) 769-4415\nSunland Park RC, 8651 Foothill Blvd. Sunland CA 91040 - (818) 352-5282\nTarzana Park RC, 5655 Vanalden Ave. Tarzana, CA 91356 - (818) 343-5946\nValley Plaza Park RC, 12240 Archwood St., North Hollywood, CA 91605 - (818) 765-5885\nVan Nuys Sherman Oaks RC, 14201 Houston St. Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 - (818) 756-8131\nVineyard Park RC, 2942 Vineyard Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90016 - (323) 732-2469\nWilmington Park RC, 325 N Neptune Ave., Wilmington, CA 90744 - (310) 548-7645\nThe Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation will extend the hours of its Every Body Plays program at 16 select parks as well as at Deane Dana Friendship Park and Stoneview Nature Center from March 21 to March 23.\n\nThe Every Body Plays program is a free drop-in recreation program where children ages 7 to 17 can participate in activities like sports, games and arts and crafts. Participants can also receive a free grab-n-go breakfast from 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. and lunch from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. These 16 selected sites (listed below) will operate from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 21, Wednesday, March 22 and Thursday, March 23.\n\nBelvedere Park (4914 E. Cesar Chavez Ave. Los Angeles, CA 9002)\nCity Terrace Park (1126 N. Hazard Ave, E. Los Angeles, CA 90063)\nObregon Park (4021 E. First St. Los Angeles, CA 90063)\nSaybrook Park (6250 East Northside Dr. East Los Angeles, CA 90022)\nRuben Salazar Park (3864 Whittier Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90023)\nAthens Park (12603 S. Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90061)\nBethune Park (1244 E. 61st St. Los Angeles, CA 9000)\nHelen Keller Park (1045 W. 126th St Los Angeles, CA 90044)\nJesse Owens Park (9651 S. Western Ave Los Angeles, CA 90047)\nEarvin Magic Johnson Park (905 E. El Segundo Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90059)\nRoosevelt Park (7600 Graham Ave. Los Angeles CA 90001)\nTed Watkins Park (1335 E. 103rd St. Los Angeles, CA 90002)\nLeon H Washington Park (8908 S. Maie Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90002)\nVictoria Park (419 Martin Luther King Jr. St. Carson, CA 90746)\nEl Cariso Park (13100 Hubbard St. Sylmar, CA 91342)\nCrescenta Valley Park (3901 Dunsmore Ave. Glendale, CA 91214)\nAdditionally, Deane Dana Friendship Nature Center and Stoneview Nature Center will also be activated for extended hours from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 21, Wednesday, March 22 and Thursday, March 23. These sites will also serve free breakfast and lunches, while supplies last.\n\nDeane Dana Friendship Park and Nature Center (1805 W. 9th St.San Pedro, CA 90732)\nStoneview Nature Center (5950 Stoneview Dr. Culver City, CA 90232)\n\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\n\n--nat-- \n\n--track-- \n\nA sea of red and purple filled Los Angeles State Historic Park during a massive rally in Chinatown.\n\n--nat-- \n\n--track\n\nAt the heart of the contract battle with LA Public Schools is SEIU which represents cafeteria workers bus drivers and special education assistants like Maria Lopez.\n\n--sot-- 35:23 Maria Lopez/SEIU Special Ed. Assistant 23-26 \n\nWe change diapers like 10 15 times a day.\n\n--track-- \n\nThe teachers union is backing SEIU which is fighting for more staffing -- higher pay and more hours for part time workers who say its tough to qualify for health benefits.\n\n--sot-- Jessica Mota/SEIU Teachers Assistant Member 11:11 37-43\n\nI recently got sick where I had pay out of pocket because I dont health insurance. \n\n--track-- \n\nThe union wants a 30-percent pay raise.\n\nThis week, the district upped its offer to a 23-percent overall increase along with a three-percent cash bonus.\n\nBut union members say that counteroffer would be spread out over time -- and that doesnt do much when the current average salary is about 25-thousand dollars a year.\n\n--nat-- \n\nJessica and friends...\n\n--track-- \n\n--nat-- \n\nFrom the stage...\n\n--track-- \n\nMayor Karen Bass invited both sides to City Hall yesterday to have a neutral site for mediations.\n\nShe acknowledges the SEIU workforce is underpaid.. But is also concerned about being fiscally responsible \n\n--sot-- 15:25 mayor s\n\nI keep my fingers crossed that well come to some sort of agreement soon. But right now itd be premature to say thats ready to happen. \n\n--track--\n\nThe three-day walk-out has impacted childcare for more than 400-thousand families.\n\nBut many parents weve spoken with say they support the strike.\n\n--sot-- Yazmin Arevalo/Parent 18:55\n\nTheres a lot of sympathy. We see how hard they work. We see how much they work. \n\n\n\n--nat-- \n\n--track\n\nWhile Maria Lopez says the walk-out is about recognition for challenges like changing diapers on students with autism who often dont want someone to touch them.\n\n--sot-- 38:05\n\nSo we have to find a way for us to be able to change them. we have kids that they kick. They bite you.\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nCALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENTS EDUCATION TEACHERS WORKERS ALBERTO M. CARVALHO\n

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ADVENTURE, BELA LUGOSI; 1934

01:01:00:00,Chapter 1: The Chosen Victim, A silhouette bangs gong. Union Air Terminal sign, By the timetable, men in suits ask conductor if a certain passenger is aboard. Closeup of invitation to a formal dinner party, Elegant guests mingle in grand house, Princess Nadji is introduced to the host, Mr. Chandler, Betty and Bob enter, are introduced to Nadji, they comfort the nervous princess. Judy the extrovert tries to grab Bob away from Betty, he is called away, she is annoyed, Two mysterious, sinister looking guests arrive,, Nadji looks terrified when she sees them, Bob sits on setee giving information to a newspaper reporter interested in the princess, Betty, Bob, mother and Nadji in private study discuss the mysterious guests, Bob plans to find out their identity, The guest conspires with a houseboy, A plane takes off on dark runway, Passengers arrive at station, Chandu walks towards phone booth, enters, makes call, Mother answers the call, puts Nadji on with Chandu, she is delighted to hear from him, Chandu leaves the phone booth he spots two men watching him, CU he rubs his magic ring and vanishes, The two men are baffled, Nadji tells Betty, Bob and mother about her platonic relationship with Chandu. People dance at fancy party, Closeup of wine glass on houseboy's tray. Entire group raises glasses NICE, Guest proposes a toast to Nadji, she is served the glass,, Princess thanks the guests for their hospitality, lifts the glass to her lips, then it is thrown from her hand and breaks against the wall. Chandu appears, he is greeted warmly, The houseboy looks worried, The mysterious guests try to leave unnoticed, Chandu and Nadjisit, he tells her of a plot against her, Chandu stands before houseboy, waves his hand in front of his face, hypnotizes the houseboy into his power, the houseboy tells him of the men and their meeting place, As he gives information, a figure outside the window shoots a poisoned dart, CU Blowgun, man blows, Chandu gives shocked expressions, Chandu moves over to the window to investigate, the figure shoots another dart at Chandu, End text asks questions to be answered in next installment,Chapter 2: The House In The Hills (01:17:00:00), Preface text, Chandu moves out of the path of the propelled poisoned dart, Nadji and mother rush into the room, Chandu gives them instructions, comforts Nadji, A dead tree, A ramshackle house, Inside, the meeting of the sect of Ubasti. They conduct a religious ceremony, wear robes and turbans, chant prayer. Leader looks into a flame and sees into the goings on in Chandu's house. Sect. Cult ritual, Cult Meeting, Chandu tells the mother why he doesn't involve the police, Chandu talks to Bob as he gets into convertible, wears cap, Deliveryman smokes pipe as he and partner get in delivery truck, Two crooks hide in the back of the van, The deliveryman brings flowers to Chandu's house, plucks one from the bouquet and gives it to Nadji, She thanks him and sits and reads while smelling the flower, She announces to Betty that she is sleepy, goes in the house to nap, She enters her room, still smelling the flower, and passes out on the floor, The deliveryman tries to carry her away, Betty and Bob knock on her door and send the kidnapper into a closet until they leave, He returns to the room carrying Nadji, He places her in a mummy's case and lifts her with cohort out of the house into their van, Chandu meets with ship's captain, drives off in convertible, Chandu returns to the house, discover Nadji's disappearance, Chandu runs up stairs excitedly, Chandu notices the missing mummy case, Chandu gets back in his car and drives off with Bob, They drive along winding Los Angeles canyon road. POV from roadster (with hood ornament visible), The van arrives at the Ubasti house, the mummy case is lifted out and brought in. The lid is lifted, revealing Nadji to the Ubasti leader, Chandu's car takes a sharp turn and crashes through the railing, End of chapter questions,Chapter 3: On The High Seas. (01:37:00:00), Chandu crashes the railing but stops the car before going over the cliff, Car drives over camera, Chandu rubs his ring and communicates with his Yogi, A distant voice advises Chandu (Chandu addresses the Yogi as "My Teacher"), Bob sits in passenger seat looking on. They continue to drive, They arrive at the house. Steering wheel turns by itself, Bob stays in the car while Chandu sneaks in, looks around the rooms, spies on the robbed cult members chanting over the unconscious Nadji, Chandu rubs his ring, becomes invisible, A door opens, a lid is lifted off a jug, the lid is placed over a flame, Chandu reappears before the guards, waves his hands in front of them, hypnotising them, Chandu carries Nadji out and into the car. They drive off, A ship sails on the ocean. Yacht, Chandu waits by Nadji's bedside for her to awaken, Chandu chants "Awaken" she moves slightly, Captain served tea by servant, The door opens slightly, the Ubasti leader peeks in, waits for Chandu to leave. Chandu consults with Betty and Bob (all are dressed in yachting outfits, including Chandu: blazer, cap, white pants), Betty and Bob look out over the ship's railing, see a light in the distance, The Ubasti priest, Vindhyan, enters Nadji's room, ambushes the servant from behind and gags him, locks him in another room, Man peers thru porthole, He turns out the light in Nadji's room, looks out the window, signals with his flashlight, The servant recovers, tries to free himself, Ubasti leader puts Nadji in his power, takes her out to a waiting rowboat, The servant informs Chandu of the kidnapping. They rush out to save her, Vindhyan holds a knife to her throat if they make any moves, End Of Chapter questions

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CA: 11K LA CITY WORKERS PREP FOR ONE-DAY STRIKE

**PKG contains a dated reference**\n\nSupers/Fonts: Monday\n\nLos Angeles, CA\n\nStory Location: Los Angeles\n\nState/Province: California\n\nShot Date: 08/07/2023\n\nURL: https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/los-angeles-city-workers-prepare-for-one-day-strike-on-tuesday/\n\nNotes and Restrictions: \n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\nDONUT: vo of WGA, SAG/AFTRA and hotel workers picketing, SEIU signs, pedestrians and cars on the street, sot seiu rep, vo trash trucks and workers, bus drive by, graphic la mayor statement, sot law professor, sot local residents\n\n\nWire/StoryDescription:\nThe City of Los Angeles is preparing for a wide array of possible service disruptions from trash pickup to swimming-pool closures as 11,000+ city workers plan for a one-day walkout on Tuesday.\n\n"We regret this inconvenience, but we can assure you that the city is continuing to negotiate with its unions and we do not anticipate a prolonged work stoppage," City Council President Paul Krekorian said in a statement directed at residents.\n\nSome municipal pools may be closed Tuesday, and Krekorian urged residents to call in advance. He said city-operated preschools and daycare centers will be open as usual.\n\nKrekorian recommended that airline passengers departing from Los Angeles International Airport plan to arrive an hour earlier than normal due to possible picketing at the airport. Trash pickup, meanwhile, will be delayed by one day, he said. \n\nThe workers plan to picket for 24 hours at various locations, including City Hall and LAX to protest what their union calls "a refusal to bargain in good faith." The walkout would mark the first such strike action in more than 40 years.\n\nThe employees, including sanitation workers, heavy duty mechanics, traffic officers and engineers represented by SEIU Local 721, voted overwhelmingly in May, with 98% approval, to authorize an unfair labor practice strike if negotiations stalled.\n\nUnion officials said the workers will meet at 11 a.m. Tuesday at City Hall for a march and rally, though picket lines will begin as early as 4 a.m. at sites throughout the city.\n\n"Despite repeated attempts by city workers to engage management in a fair bargaining process, the city has flat-out refused to honor previous agreements at the bargaining table, prompting workers to file charges alleging unfair labor practices with the city of Los Angeles Employee Relations Board," SEIU 721 officials said in a statement last week.\n\nMayor Karen Bass issued a statement Saturday saying Los Angeles officials are available around the clock "to make progress" on contract negotiations.\n\n\n"City workers are vital to the function of services for millions of Angelenos every day and to our local economy," Bass said. "They deserve fair contracts and we have been bargaining in good faith with SEIU 721 since January. The city will always be available to make progress 24 hours a day, seven days a week."\n\nThe most recent strike by Los Angeles city workers occurred in November 1980. \n\nHere are some expected changes to services expected during the strike on Tuesday:\n\nPUBLIC SAFETY: Emergency LAPD and LAFD services will not be impacted.\n\nHOMELESS AND HOUSING SERVICES: Daily city-run homeless and housing services will not be impacted. The Los Angeles Department of Housing hotline will be operational.\n\nTRASH PICK UP AND OTHER DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION SERVICES: Customers can anticipate a one day delay in collection services. Tuesday collections will be collected on Wednesday, Wednesday collections will be on Thursday, Thursday collections will be on Friday, and Friday collections will be on Saturday. Normal collection services are anticipated to resume by Monday, August 14, 2023. \n\nCARE and CARE+ operations originally scheduled for Tuesday, August 8, 2023 will now be deferred to Saturday, August 12, 2023. All wastewater and conveyance operations are expected to proceed as normal. \n\n\nFor any unanticipated sewer related emergencies, LASAN may utilize on-call contractors to provide repairs or maintenance as needed. For more information, call our 24/7 Customer Care Center at 1-800-773-2489 or visit lacitysan.org\n\nTRAFFIC SERVICES: Service impacts may include parking enforcement, traffic operations and control for permitted special events, and constituent calls for service to signals and sign repair. Residents may experience traffic delays at major events held within the City of Los Angeles.\n\nPOOLS AND PARKS: The Department of Recreation and Parks anticipates possible aquatics program cancellations and potential pool closures. The public is encouraged to visit the Department of Recreation and Parks website for real-time updates and click on the "current pool status" link for real-time information on facility closures. Park maintenance may also be impacted.\n\nCITY-OPERATED SUMMER CAMPS & DAY CARE: Summer camps will continue to operate at recreational facilities and any changes will be communicated immediately to parents. City-operated preschools and daycare centers will open as usual.\n\nSERVICES AT LAX: Passengers are encouraged to allow for extra time to travel to and from LAX. LAX staff are working with airport partners to mitigate impacts on guests.\n\nANIMAL SERVICES: Animal shelters will be closed to the public. Shelters will be open for emergency services including sick and injured animals as well as animals that may pose public safety risks.\n\nLOS ANGELES CITY ZOO SERVICES: Possible impacts will be provided at lazoo.org tomorrow morning.\n\n\n\nThe 311 Call Center:The 311 Call Center will be open and operational. Wait times may be longer than average. \n\n\n\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\nTOMORROW MORNING WE EXPECT MANY OF THE CITYS 11-THOUSAND WORKERS WILL WALK OUT AND WALK HERETO CITY HALLFOR A MASSIVE DEMONSTRATION PLANNED FOR 10 AM\n\nTHEY ARE THE LATEST LABOR GROUP UNHAPPY WITH THE STATE OF THEIR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONSAND WILLING TO STRIKE OVER IT.\n*********\nNats (WGA)\n\nWRITERS and ACTORS\n\nNats (SAG)\n\nHOTEL WORKERS\n\nNats (HOTEL WORKERS)\n\nAND NOW LA CITY EMPLOYEES, REPRESENTED BY SEIU LOCAL 721ARE TAKING A SUMMER BREAK WITH A SERIOUS MESSAGE PAY UPHIRE MORE PEOPLEOR WERE OUT:\n\n(Gilda Valdez/SEIU Local 721 Chief of Staff)\nRecruitment and retention is a big, big problem in LA and the workers are tired of working short staffed. Then you have stress and people getting hurt its a big old chain reaction that happens when you are short staffed.\n\nTHE LA CITY WORKER STRIKE WILL LAST ONLY ONE DAYBUT WILL CAUSE SOME PAIN - RESIDENTIAL TRASH WILL SIT ON THE CURBSLAX PARKING SHUTTLES WONT BE SHUTTLING ANYONESOME POOL AND PARK PROGRAMS COULD BE CANCELLEDAMONG OTHER CITY SERVICES.\n\n(Full-screen)\nBUT THE MAYOR SAID IN A STATEMENT MONDAY:\n\nTHE CITY OF LOS ANGELES IS NOT GOING TO SHUT DOWN. MY OFFICE IS IMPLEMENTING A PLAN ENSURING NO PUBLIC SAFETY OR HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS EMERGENCY OPERATIONS ARE IMPACTED BY THIS ACTION. THE CITY WILL ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE TO MAKE PROGRESS WITH S-E-I-U 721 AND WE WILL CONTINUE BARGAINING IN GOOD FAITH."\n\nAN ECHO OF GOOD INTENTIONSHEADING INTO YET ANOTHER STRIKE - THE FIRST STRIKE BY LA CITY WORKERS IN MORE THAN 40 YEARS.\n\nJONATHAN HARRIS, ASSOCIATE PROF OF LAW AT LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL, SAYS IF IT SEEMS LIKE THIS IS A SUMMER OF STRIKES\n\nYou could call it the Hot Labor Summer. I've heard that as well.\n\nTHATS BECAUSE IT ISWITH MORE WORKERS WALKING OUT THAN WEVE SEEN IN DECADES.\n\n(00:02:44)\n(Jonathan Harris)\nI think that workers do feel more emboldened when other workers are going out on strike. I also think in a place like Los Angeles, where it's so expensive to live, people are starting to feel like they have no other choice. So many of these strikes are about salary which gets down to cost of living.\n\nIT HELPS, HE SAYS, THAT UNION SUPPORT *NATIONWIDE* IS AT ITS HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 1965 -\n\n(00:06:52 BEYOND)\n(Jonathan Harris)\nOver half of workers would join a union if they had the opportunity to.\n\nHE SAYS LABOR LEADERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY KNOW THATAND ARE USING IT TO SAY YOU CANT TAKE WORKERS FOR GRANTED OR WELL STOP WORKING -\n\nTHEY HAVE THE PUBLIC ON THEIR SIDE - MAYBE ESPECIALLY HERE IN L-A:\n\n(00:04:20)\nWe have a pretty progressive government here and more progressive-leaning people living here generally who are more in favor of unions and support union rights. So workers receive that. And they feel like they have the ability to do that.\n\nEVEN AS ANGELENOS BRACE FOR WHAT MIGHT BE A MESSY DAY TOMORROW - THOSE WE SPOKE WITH SAY THEY GET IT:\n\n(00:00:19)\nDeann Glassford/Service Worker\nI sympathize with them just like especially working environments are unfair.\n(00:00:30)\n I support workers in their decisions to strike.\n\n(00:01:34)\n(Laura Kitagawa)\nOh, Im for striking, I was a teacher so I did go on strike a couple of times. Was it effective? If theyre uncomfortable and they feel they deserve better, they should strike.\n\n(00:03:16)\n(Oliver Bynum/Military Veteran and student)\nAs the cost of living goes up we have to get paid more, its common sense.\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\n

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UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Supers/Fonts: \n\n\nReagan\n\nStripper, Star Garden Topless Bar\n\n\nLilith \n\nStripper, Star Garden Topless Bar\n\n\nStory Location: Los Angeles\n\nState/Province: California\n\nShot Date: 05/16/2023\n\nURL: https://abc7.com/union-strippers-north-hollywood-strip-club-star-garden-topless-bar-actors-equity-association/13257909/\n\nNotes and Restrictions: \n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\n\nraw elements on strippers unionizing \n\nWire/StoryDescription:\n#NEWS: CA-First union of strippers in a decade expected to form this week\n\nFrom CNNs Natasha Chen\n\nIn a settlement hearing with union attorneys, the owners of Star Garden Topless Dive Bar in North Hollywood expect to recognize and negotiate with a union of strippers who had been dismissed from the club in March 2020, when they protested for safe working conditions and picketed outside for months.\n\nWhen ballots are officially opened later this week, the strippers are expected to overwhelmingly win the union election, forming the first known union of strippers in the U.S. since the nations only unionized strip club, the Lusty Lady, closed in San Francisco in 2013.\n\nThe strippers will be represented by Actors Equity Association, who said in a statement that the two sides have agreed to meet across the bargaining table within 30 days to establish a first contract. The club will also bring back dancers who were dismissed last year.\n\nIm excited that all of my beautiful coworkers will finally have a seat at the table and a voice to discuss safety and other issues, said Sinder, a Star Garden dancer. This is a big day for us and dancers everywhere.\n\nStar Garden had been closed for the last few months, and its owners had filed for bankruptcy. But now with stipulation from the National Labor Relations Board and involved parties, the Star Garden owners will seek to dismiss its bankruptcy case, so that it can reopen in 30 to 60 days.\n\nAttorney An Nguyen Ruda, representing the club, shared a statement, reading in part: Star Garden decided to settle, as it has always been a fair and equal opportunity employer, that respects the rights of its employees Star Garden is committed to negotiating in good faith with Actors Equity a first of its kind collective bargaining agreement which is fair to all parties.\n\nStrippers are live entertainers. While some elements of their job are unique, they are essentially performance artists, and have a lot in common with other Equity members who dance for a living, said Actors Equity Association President Kate Shindle. Every worker who wants a union deserves a union. The Star Garden dancers have been absolute warriors throughout this long process, and I'm thrilled that weve won recognition of their rights to safety and democracy in the workplace and representation at the bargaining table.\n\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\n

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UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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CA: LAUSD WORKER STRIKE DAY 1

Supers/Fonts: Tuesday\n\nLos Angeles, CA\n\nStory Location: Los Angeles\n\nState/Province: California\n\nShot Date: 03/21/2023\n\nURL: https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/thousands-of-workers-teachers-strike-outside-lausd-headquarters/\n\nNotes and Restrictions: \n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\nDONUT: ground and aerial vo of strikers protesting, sot teacher's aid, sot male worker, graphic, sot lausd superintendent (source: CNN), vo file inside empty school, bus, lausd presser cutaway, exterior of school, kids in yard\n\n\nWire/StoryDescription:\nClassrooms throughout Los Angeles closed today as over 60,000 workers begin their three-day strike.\n\nThousands of the frustrated teachers and workers rallied outside the headquarters of the Los Angeles Unified School District, including teacher's aide Dana Frazier. \n\n"I make about $17 an hour, probably," said Frazier, who is also a single mother studying to become a teacher. "I work about 17 hours a week."\n\nService Employees International Union Local 99, the union that represents cafeteria workers, bus drivers and other workers described as "indispensable" by Superintendent Alberto Carvalho decided to walk away from the bargaining table after reaching an impasse during contract talks with LAUSD. \n\nThe deadlock started because of disagreements about hours for part-time workers, staffing and a pay increase of 30%. \n\n"During any winter break, spring break, summer break," said forklift operator Vicente Quiñones, "If you're not high on that seniority list, you're not working."\n\nAccording to Carvalho, the district upped its offer to a 23% overall increase along with a 3% cash-in-hand bonus. \n\nRELATED: Resources for families during the LAUSD strike\n\n"To recognize the effort of this very indispensable workforce but also extending dignity and respect offering, even for part-time employees, full health care benefits for them and their family members at no costs," said Carvalho. \n\n\nDespite the movement, the SEIU and the United Teachers Los Angeles, who are striking in solidarity, said it's not enough to stop the picket lines. \n\n"We appreciate that but it's still not what we're asking," said UTLA teacher Julie Gibeau. "I trust our union and I trust them to negotiate what's best for us."\n\nThe unions said the district has nearly $5 billion in reserves. The superintendent disputed that claim and said the true amount is about a quarter of that and the law restricts how much can be used for salaries.\n\nThe district also said it's trying to avoid lay-offs in the future as well as bankruptcy. \n\n"We're not going bankrupt," said Quiñones. "Look at the books. Open them up. Show the people."\n\nFrazier also called for more full-time positions. \n\n"Right now I make about $500 every two weeks which is not enough for anything," she said. \n\n\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\n --nat--\n--track--\nThousands rallied outside the headquarters for L-A Public Schools on day one of the workers strike.\n--nat--\n--track--\nThat includes Dana Fraizer a teachers aide whos a single mom and college student whos studying to become a teacher.\n--sot-- 1:00:25 Dana Frazier/SEIU Teachers Aide\nI make about 17-dollars an hour probably and I work about 17 and hours a week.\n--track--\nSEIU, the union that represents cafeteria workers, bus drivers and other service workers is at an impasse in contract talks with LAUSD.\nAt issue hours for part-time workers, staffing and pay.\nAnd its not just hourly wages.\n--sot-- 51:30\nDuring any winter break... spring break... summer break... (cut) If youre not high on that seniority list... youre not working.\n--track--\nThe union wants a 30-percent pay raise.\nthe superintendent said the district has upped its offer to a 23-percent overall increase along with a three-percent cash in hand bonus.\n--sot53\nTo recognize the effort of this very indispensable workforce. But also extending dignity and respect offering even for part time employees full health care benefits for them and their family members at no costs.\n--sot-- Julie Gibeau/UTLA Teacher 46:10\nWe appreciate that but its still not what were asking. I trust our union and I trust them to negotiate whats best for us.\n--track--\nSEIU hasnt budged and the Teachers Union has vowed to not cross the picket lines.\n--nat-- 50:36\n$4.9 Billion\n--track--\nThe unions say the district has nearly five-billion dollars in reserves but the superintendent says the true amount is about a quarter of that... and the law restricts how much can be used for salaries.\nThe district also says its trying to avoid lay-offs in the future and bankruptcy.\n--sot-- 53:21\nWere not going bankrupt. (cut) Look at the books. Open them up. Show the people.\n--track--\npart-time worker Dana Fraizer would LIKE to see more full-time positions\n--sot-- 1:01:40\nRight now I make about 500 every two weeks which is not enough for anything.\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\n

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CA: HEALTHCARE WORKERS ARRESTED LABOR DAY PROTEST

Supers/Fonts: Monday\n\nHollywood, CA\n\nStory Location: Hollywood\n\nState/Province: California\n\nShot Date: 09/04/2023\n\nURL: https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/25-people-arrested-during-healthcare-workers-march/\n\nNotes and Restrictions: \n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements:\nPKG: vo workers being arrested, police at protest, drone aerials, workers in circle surrounded by police, sot worker arrested, aerials of workers marching, sot other worker, graphic Kaiser statement, workers chanting, sot police ofc, natsot police using megaphone, sot reporter standup tag \n\n\nWire/StoryDescription:\nHealth care workers marched and rallied in Los Feliz in conjunction with Labor Day to draw attention to what organizers say are long patient wait times, missed diagnosis, neglect and chronic understaffing in patient care.\n\nThe Los Angeles Police Department said the demonstration was peaceful, but 25 people were arrested for failing to disperse after an unlawful assembly was declared at 11:20 a.m. on Monday.\n\nThe rally began Monday morning at Los Feliz Elementary School at 1740 N. New Hampshire Ave., with union members then marching about a half-mile to Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center at 4867 W. Sunset Blvd. for a\n"civil disobedience action," said a press secretary for SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West.\n\nPolice said Monday morning that Sunset Boulevard would be closed from Vermont to Edgemont Street for "several hours," but police said shortly after noon that the main thoroughfare would be open to traffic shortly.\n\n"Thank you to the brave to the @SEIU--UHW workers who are putting their bodies on the line in the call to overcome greed and improve healthcare for millions of Californians," the union posted on social media, accompanied by photos of members sitting in the street.\n\nThe Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions is negotiating a new contract with the health care organization to replace the one that will expire Sept. 30.\n\nKaiser Permanente issued a lengthy statement Friday on the negotiations, which included saying, "We hired over 29,000 new employees in 2022 and are on pace to exceed that substantially in 2023, despite the pandemic-driven labor shortage happening across health care."\n\n"We believe this is because talented people recognize the value of our current wage and benefit offerings and want to work at Kaiser Permanente," the statement said. "About 96% of candidates for coalition-represented positions accept our employment offers significantly above the industry average."\n\nLabor Day was also marked in Los Angeles County by the 44th annual Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor Labor Coalition Labor Day Parade & Picnic Rally in Wilmington. Its theme is "Union Labor Built the American Dream."\n\n"The American labor movement has helped build and maintain a middle class in which we set the standard for wages and benefits in this country," coalition Chairman Larry Barragan told City News Service.\n\nApproximately 5,000-6,000 people, including Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, were expected for "the largest West Coast Labor Day solidarity parade," Barragan said.\n\n"One of the driving forces for a large turnout is that this year labor unions have been aggressively gaining strides in negotiations and the current strike actions taking place such as SAG-AFTRA, Writers Guild, and the hotel workers union," Barragan said.\n\nThe parade begin at 10 a.m. at the intersection of Broad Avenue and E Street, then traveled west on E Street to Avalon Boulevard and north on Avalon Boulevard to M Street, concluding at Banning Park with a noontime "picnic rally."\n\nIn his Labor Day proclamation, President Joe Biden wrote, "I have often said that the middle class built this country and that unions built the middle class. On Labor Day, we honor that essential truth and the dedication and dignity of American workers, who power our nation's prosperity.\n\n"They have built the railways, highways and waterways that connect us from coast to coast, have forged the look and feel of American cities and have protected our communities and families as first responders.\n\n"Organized workers have fundamentally transformed how we live and work in this country -- from securing the 8-hour work day and overtime pay to mandating standard safety practices in workplaces and earning better health care, pensions and other benefits for all workers." \n\n\nLabor Day, the yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity and well-being of the nation, was first celebrated in the United States on Sept. 5, 1882, in New York City.\n\nIn 1887, Oregon became the first state to formally recognize Labor Day. By 1894, 31 of the then-44 states had made Labor Day a holiday when Congress passed a bill designating the first Monday in September a legal holiday in the District of Columbia and territories. \n\n\n\n\n\nStation Notes/Scripts:\n--sot-- 44:47\nCruz arrested... and says woooo....\n--track--\nJessica Cruz was showered with cheers as she was arrested -- in East Hollywood.\n--nat--\nSit-in circle...\n--track--\nThe nurse was a part of a sit-in outside Kaiser Permanente\n--sot--\nJeff: how often do you hear complaints from patients?\nCruz: I hear complaints from patients every day. But its worse when I have to tell patients Im sorry, theres no available appointments until one month, two months, up to 3 months out.\n--track--\nOn Monday, hundreds of unionized healthcare workers protested what they called unsafe staffing levels, long patient lines and low wages.\nAcross the country, 85-thousand Kaiser workers say they may strike as early as October first if a new labor contract isnt reached before then.\n--sot-- Tracy McDaniel/Kaiser Permanente Worker 23:10\nWe need to let Kaiser know were not playing with them anymore.\n--GFX--\nIn a written statement: Kaiser Permanente says it hired more than 29-thousand new employees last year.\nAnd its on pace to exceed that this year.\nAnd Kaisers employee turnover rate is 8.5% -- compared to 21.4% at most healthcare organizations.\n--nat--\nChanting...\n--track--\nThe demonstrators were granted a permit that included the closure of Sunset Boulevard.\n--sot Capt. Gary Walters/LAPD 48:35\nWere here to support the group just as much as theyre here to make their point. We facilitate their civil rights, first amendment rights. And were more than happy to do so.\n--nat-- 25:29\nYou have 20 to disperse...\n--track--\nThen they were told to disperse.\nThose who didnt were cited for a misdemeanor and released.\n--sot-- 54:40 Jessica Cruz/Kaiser Permanente Nurse\nHaving the cameras rolling, showing that healthcare workers, showing that your nurses out there, willing to put themselves on the line, for you, is like its not something thats getting brushed off.\n--tag\nThe LAPD tells us the people who were cited were prescreened before the demonstration... to make sure they did not have a criminal record.\nIn East Hollywood\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n--VIDEO SHOWS--\n\n--VO SCRIPT--\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--SOT--\n\n--TAG--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\n

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UNIVERSAL NEWS 1965, 1966

UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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UNIVERSAL NEWS 1965, 1966

UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Stations Please Note: This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.\n\nNOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.\n\n*Stations please note: CNN and Warner Bros. Pictures share the same parent company, Warner Brothers Discovery*\n\nAFFILIATE MARKET NOTES: "Purple Rain" was filmed in Eagan and Minneapolis, MN, and Los Angeles, CA. Willem Dafoe was born in Appleton, WI. "Five Nights at Freddy's" was filmed in Covington, Terrytown, Metairie, Laplace, and New Orleans, LA. Josh Hutcherson was born in Union, KY, and grew up there and in Los Angeles, CA.\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n:00 - :15\n"Purple Rain"\nFrom Warner Bros. Pictures\n\n:15 - :23\nCNN\n\n:23 - :33\nWillem Dafoe\n\n:33 - :38\nCNN\n\n:38 - 1:08\n"Five Nights at Freddy's"\nCourtesy Universal Pictures\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\nMOVIE AND MUSIC NEWS NOW -- HERE'S DAVID DANIEL WITH TODAY'S HOLLYWOOD MINUTE.\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n(singing) "Dropped it on the floor -- ahh, ahh, is all I heard."\n40 YEARS AFTER "PURPLE RAIN" ROCKED MOVIE THEATERS, IT'S HEADED FOR BROADWAY.\nTHE PRINCE MOVIE IS BEING ADAPTED AS A STAGE MUSICAL.\nPRINCE WON TWO GRAMMYS AND AN OSCAR FOR THE MUSIC FEATURED IN THE FILM.\n"Willem Dafoe!" (nat-cheers)\nWILLEM DAFOE SEEMED OVER THE MOON TO BE HONORED WITH A STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME.\n"I feel wonderful! I feel wonderful. I mean, it's a great location, it's a great honor, I have my friends here, there's lots of fans... it's a good day."\nMANY STARS LEAVE AFTER THEIR CEREMONIES -- DAFOE SPENT TIME SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS FOR FANS.\n"Welcome to Freddy's. Have you met them yet?"\n"Met who?"\nOH, HE'S MET THEM -- AND HE'S LOOKING FORWARD TO A REUNION!\nJOSH HUTCHERSON TELLS VARIETY, A "FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S" SEQUEL IS IN THE WORKS.\nHUTCHERSON SAYS "THEY'RE IN THE PROCESS RIGHT NOW OF NAILING DOWN THE STORY, AND THEY WANT TO GET GOING AS SOON AS POSSIBLE."\nTHAT'S UNDERSTANDABLE: THE HORROR THRILLER HAD AN 80-MILLION-DOLLAR OPENING WEEKEND, AND WAS ONE OF THE TOP 20 DOMESTIC FILMS OF 20-23.\nIN HOLLYWOOD, I'M DAVID DANIEL.\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nENTERTAINMENT SHOWBIZ HOLLYWOOD MUSIC ADAPTATION MOVIES ACTOR HONOR SCARY FRANCHISE VIDEOGAME\n

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UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 1965, 1966. B/W. COLOR BARS AND TONE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue in~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01:21 OPENING LOGO 1965. 01:37 NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT STRIKE. MANHATTAN SKYLINE. MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY WALKS TO WORK. CITY HALL. VS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. VS FEET WALKING. VS HUGE CROWDS AT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION (PENN STATION). VS TRAFFIC. MICHAEL QUILL, HEAD OF TRANSPORT WORKER'S UNION UNDER ARREST. VS HUGE CROWDS AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION. GOOD SHOTS OF PEOPLE ON TREMENDOUS LINE. MORE TRAFFIC. PEDESTRIANS WALKING IN RAIN OUTSIDE GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 04:39 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. GREEN BAY PACKERS 23, CLEVELAND BROWNS 12. MUDDY GAME. BART STARR, JIM BROWN, PAUL WARFIELD. 07:21 END LOGO. 07:48 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 7. 08:04 BOAT SHOW IN NEW YORK CITY. 09:24 EXT WHITE HOUSE. FIRST BLACK CABINET MEMBER IS SWORN IN. ROBERT C WEAVER IS INSTALLED AS SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. 10:12 GERMAN OCEAN LINER EUROPA IN NEW YORK HARBOR. NEW YORK CITY SKYLINE, STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOT FROM SHIP. 11:03 WHALE WATCHING EXPEDITION IN CALIFORNIA. VS GREY WHALES. 12:10 VS AROUND PARIS AFTER A SNOWFALL. POLAR BEAR, PEOPLE WALKING, LANDMARKS, NUNS, SHOVELLING, ETC. GOOD CAR CRASH DUE TO ICY ROADS. 13:52 END LOGO. 14:13 OPENING LOGO. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 8. 14:29 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON AND FORMER PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN AT THE CEREMONY ANNOUNCING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN ISRAEL OF THE HARRY S TRUMAN CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE. MEANWHILE, IN BALTIMORE, MAILING OF IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO 19 MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. HARRY AND BESS TRUMAN ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO BE INSURED BY MEDICARE. FORM IS PRESENTED BY LBJ, STATING, "WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN WHO IS THE REAL DADDY OF MEDICARE." 15:52 RIVERSIDE 500 ROAD RACE. AL LEWIS AND PAT PRIEST OF THE MUNSTERS. DENVER PYLE. DAN GURNEY WINS. 18:19 LOS ANGELES TRACK MEET. POLE VAULT RECORD SET. 20:18 END LOGO. 20:46 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 9. 21:02 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS. VS DEFENSE CENTER, COMPUTERS, OFFICERS. "THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO ANY ENEMY, ANY AGRESSOR." 23:12 FRENCH "POP ART" FASHION SHOW. VERY UNUSUAL MOD FASHIONS. ODDITIES. 24:39 MOUNTAIN VIEWS IN AUSTRIA. SKI EVENT. BILLY KIDD. GOOD SPILLS. 26:46 END LOGO. 27:06 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 11. 27:22 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES ON WHETHER TO DEBATE A US RESOLUTION ON VIETNAM. US AMBASSADOR ARTHUR GOLDBERG. 28:20 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLAUDIA CARDINALE, PAUL NEWMAN. NATALIE WOOD, JULIE ANDREWS, GENE KELLY IN 3 SHOT. ANDREWS WITH LEE MARVIN. 29:27 PREMIERE OF MOMENT TO MOMENT. HONOR BLACKMAN. 30:26 VS GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 33:07 END LOGO. 33:28 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 12. 33:43 PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVES IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT CONFERENCE WITH SOUTH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM SITUATION. VS LBJ WEARING LEI. 35:06 ANIMATED SIMULATION OF SOVIET OBSERVATION CRAFT ON THE MOON. VS OBSERVATORY IN ENGLAND THAT DISCOVERED THE SPACECRAFT. VS PHOTOS OF MOON'S SURFACE. 36:24 "WORST SINGLE PLANE DISASTER IN HISTORY." 133 PEOPLE KILLED IN TOKYO PLANE CRASH. VS WRECKAGE, CASKETS. 38:00 FILM PREMIERE, THE RARE BREED. MAUREEN O'HARA, JAMES STEWART. 38:57 LITTLE BOYS PLAY HOCKEY IN CANADA. 39:35 END LOGO. 40:04 OPENING LOGO 1966. VOL NO 39, ISSUE NO 13. 40:20 PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN HAWAII FOR SUMMIT WITH VIETNAMESE LEADERS REGARDING VIETNAM WAR. PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO KY AND CHIEF OF STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU WITH LBJ. LEADERS AT CONFERENCE TABLE. LBJ PC: "WE SHALL FIGHT...AND WE SHALL PREVAIL." 42:50 SOPHIE TUCKER OBITUARY. TUCKER AT PARTY CELEBRATING HER 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN SHOW BUSINESS. SHE SINGS HER THEME SONG, "SOME OF THESE DAYS." 44:31 GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT. 46:11 END LOGO. 46:32 OPENING LOGO 1966. 46:47 VIETNAM WAR. OPERATION WHITE WING. FIRST CAVALRY AIRMOBILE DIVISION. SEARCH AND DESTROY MISSION NEAR BONGSON. HELICOPTERS LAND. SOLDIER IN FOXHOLE. FIGHTER BOMBERS. TROOPS ADVANCE, INSPECT VILLAGE. VILLAGERS BOARD HELICOPTER FOR EVACUATION. 48:35 FILM PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN HOLLYWOOD. LANA TURNER, CAESAR ROMERO AND AGNES MOOREHEAD, LORETTA YOUNG, MERVYN LEROY, ELKE SOMMER, RITA HAYWORTH, ZSA ZSA GABOR, RICARDO MONTALBAN. 49:48 VS DOGS BEING GROOMED FOR WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW FINALS. TROPHY GOES TO FOX TERRIER. 51:18 WILLY MAYS BECOMES HIGHEST PAID BASEBALL PLAYER IN HISTORY. MAYS SIGNS CONTRACT. MAYS STEALING SECOND, FAMOUS OVER THE SHOULDER CATCH (LS), AT BAT. 52:32 END LOGO. 52:52 OPENING LOGO. 53:06 CANADIAN AIRPLANE CRASHES IN TOKYO, KILLING 64. VS WRECKAGE. 54:38 LANA TURNER AT WORLD PREMIERE OF MADAME X, IN FLORIDA. CU SEARCHLIGHT. JOHN FORSYTHE. 55:22 NEW YORK CITY (MANHATTAN) SKYLINE PHOTO. TRAVEL FASHIONS MADE OF SYNTHETIC FABRICS. GRAND CANYON. VS UNIVERSAL STUDIO SET. EVAN PICONE SEPARATES. 57:51 FLOWER SHOW IN NEW YORK. LANDSCAPES, FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS. 58:54 END LOGO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cue out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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MOVIE PASS: "MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL"

Stations Please Note: This package contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package and within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.\n\nNOTE: We send our packages with discrete, separate audio. Our reporter's track can be removed by deleting the audio on channel one.\n\n"Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" opened across the U.S. on Friday, October 18, earning an estimated $36 million to debut #1 in its opening weekend. The Motion Picture Association of America has rated it PG for intense sequences of fantasy action/violence and brief scary images.\n\nAFFILIATE MARKET NOTES: "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" was filmed at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England. Angelina Jolie is from Los Angeles, California. Elle Fanning is from Conyers, Georgia. Michelle Pfeiffer is from Santa Ana, California.\n\n --SUPERS--\n\n:00-:19\n"Maleficent: Mistress of Evil"\nCourtesy Walt Disney Pictures\n\n:19-:21\nAngelina Jolie\n"Maleficent"\n\n:21-:37\nElle Fanning\n"Aurora"\n\n:37-1:02\n"Maleficent: Mistress of Evil"\nCourtesy Walt Disney Pictures\n\n1:02-1:11\nMichelle Pfeiffer\n"Queen Ingrith"\n\n1:11-1:25\n"Maleficent: Mistress of Evil"\nCourtesy Walt Disney Pictures\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nFIVE YEARS AFTER DISNEY GAVE US AN ALTERNATE TAKE ON "SLEEPING BEAUTY," IT'S BACK WITH A BOX-OFFICE-TOPPING SEQUEL. DAVID DANIEL HAS A PREVIEW.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\n"Phillip asked me to marry him."\n"No."\n"I wasn't really asking."\n"Nor was I. Love doesn't always end well, Beasty."\n"Trust me. Let us prove you wrong."\n\nANGELINA JOLIE AND ELLE FANNING RETURN FOR THE SLEEPING BEAUTY SEQUEL "MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL."\n\n"I love it. I love playing her." \n\n"I feel real responsibility for the young girls who love the first movie, to show Aurora as a young woman that I would be proud to show them on screen, so we worked hard at that, you know to have Michelle Pfeiffer added to the cast and all of the new members it's just, it's epic."\n\n"She will finally get the love of a real mother. Tonight, I consider Aurora my own." (nat)\n"There is no union. There will be no wedding."\n"Maleficent is a threat to everyone. We'll do our best to protect you."\n\nMICHELLE PFEIFFER JOINS THE CAST AS AURORA'S POTENTIAL MOTHER-IN-LAW.\n\n"So I knew what a magical movie this was going to be, and I was really excited before I even read the script to work with Angelina and Elle."\n\n"If I didn't know better, I'd say you were making a threat."\n"Well, do you?"\n"Do I what?"\n"Know better."\n(music: "Must be the season of the witch.")\n\nIN HOLLYWOOD, I'M DAVID DANIEL. \n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n ENTERTAINMENT SHOWBIZ HOLLYWOOD MOVIES DISNEY SEQUEL SLEEPING BEAUTY FAIRY TALE ANGELINA JOLIE MICHELLE PFEIFFER\n\n

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