Tell The People No 19: Edward R. Murrow interview; ENGLAND: London: INT Edward R. Murrow (American broadcast journalist) interview SOT, cutaways to Robin Day RD: Have you ever worked on a newspaper? EM: No RD: Now you do a daily radio newscast don't you, but not news on television? EM: That's right! RD: Now why have you shied away from the challenge of news of television? EM: I think partly because I don't know how to do it and partly because I am trying to do now - more than any sane man would attempt - and thirdly because I still derive an enormous satisfaction out of doing radio news

Entire Area 5 newscast from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, of the 10pm news on September 24, 1975.

Scottish aviator Jim Mollison landing at airfield in Pennfield, New Brunswick, Canada, after transatlantic flight from Ireland

00:00:00:00 [Iraq TV newscast]-- show's logo & music / anchors/ VS Pres Saddam Hussein meets with his cabinet/ anchor/ VS Saddam meets with other officials. [ZERO COUNTER AT TOP OF TAPE &am ...

Unissued / Unused material - <br/> <br/>VS of new illuminated sign - or newscaster - on the front of a building. VS of newscaster in Birmingham. VS of newscaster in Manchester. Newscaster in railway station. VS of newscaster in London's Piccadilly Circus.

wide shot of woman reading paper about 9/11 in living room with radio audio being heard, medium wide shot of woman in kitchen as camera pans left tracking shot of her listening to radio, tilt up to medium shot of woman in kitchen pouring a drink, tilt down to close up of woman making drink, zoom out to wide shot of her in kitchen as radio continues to play, close up of cup, tilt up to woman looking at cameraman, close up of radio as BBC radio plays, pan right rack focus to close up of radio speaker as news continues to play on the radio, rack focus zoom in to radio as newscast about 9/11 continues,

The AFN (Armed Forces Network) staff including announcers, researchers and editors work at AFN radio station. Staff member types on a typewriter. Senior newscaster briefs announcer before a news broadcast. Announcer reading news from a sheet of paper, speaks over microphone. Clock on Wall with AFN Berlin written under it. Another announcer broadcasts news in Berlin. Location: United States USA. Date: 1962.

newscasters - African -American woman and male news announcers - anchormen - center - male talks - Iraq story - no graphics - newscast - TV news - media - news report - news anchor / anchors - HD news playback - Talent cleared

Skit: Paul Bedford Newscaster

RADIO TOKYO. NEWSCASTERS IN FRONT OF MICROPHONES, NEWSCAST

Various shots at night of busy traffic in Picadilly Square, double-decker buses, flashing neon signs, heavy pedestrian traffic. MLS of electric billboard announcing story about Ronald Reagan winning the primary contest for Governor. Shots of large crowd watching newscaster, mostly businessmen in suits. MCU of young men reclining on stone steps and smoking. HA FOLLOW SHOT of man on roof of Criterion building. HAS of Picadilly neon signs at night. Various interior shots of newscaster control room, technicians at work. CU of tape being fed through machine, technician splicing it together with tape. Various shots of Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park. Various shots of speaker from Irish Republican Movement orating, ZOOM IN on policeman in foreground. Various shots of other speakers and their audiences. MCUs of faces of speakers, of listeners. WAS of Hyde Park showing monument in the middle, people gathered around it.

Vice-President Spiro Agnew makes a speech putting down the media barons and newscasters.

FLOODING IN THE AFTERMATH OF HEAVY RAINS

MISC. HAWAII NEWS FOOTAGE

OFF AIR BBC NEWSCAST / BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA SITUATIONER

This is an entire News 12 Newscast taped off the TV on a SP VHS. Includes all storis and anchors and titles from this date

News anchor reporting live from accident

15:36:45 INDONISIAN NEWSCAST 15:39:32 BREAK

NEWSCASTERS

“Analysis Of Bulk Plant Fire” is a black-and-white film created by the American Petroleum Institute circa 1960 and narrated by John A. Ainlay. The film begins with news footage from a 1959 petroleum bulk plant fire in Kansas City, Missouri, and an explanation of events that led up to the fire. (The accidental fire began, we are told at mark 02:58, as gasoline was being transferred into a tanker. The fire spread to the service station and adjacent tankers.) Six firefighters were killed. The news footage (from local station KMBC begins at mark 05:07, with one of the station’s newscasters providing a narration as thick, black smoke chokes the air and crews desperately worked to extinguish the blaze. A fireball fills the screen at mark 07:51 as the flames reach a tanker. The news footage ends and at mark 11:30, Ainlay reminds the viewer that the events were “an unbelievable coincidence” of events that led to the catastrophe, and at mark 12:12 retraces and carefully analyzes each step that led to the fire. The film also examines new measures that could avoid similar disasters, including pressure-release devices, which are demonstrated beginning at mark 19:10.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

News anchor taking interview with paramedic from accident

Clips from various KOLN / KGIN news programs - no audio: KGIN Morning Show, lead newscaster, Bill Morris; Weather meteorologist, Joe ?; Chanels 10 and 11 New Director, Bob Taylor; newscaster Mel Baines(?); sportscaster Bob Zimmer.