Policeman on the Beat
CLEAN: Police Officer on the Beat
OPP Officer Testifies About OPSEU Strike Concerns
Ontario Provincial Police officer Jay Hope testifies about the department's decisions on how to react to a large Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) strike in Queen's Park earlier that year. He relates the OPP was concerned the strikers could shut the government down by preventing lawmakers from entering the building. A lawyer representing OPSEU and the commissioner reject this idea by dismissing it as "political science." They question why Hope did not relate his concerns about protesters becoming violent if he suspected they would. Due to a earlier change in law, OPSEU could go on strike legally and in March 18, 1996, a large crowd gathered in Queen's Park to protest the Harris administration's proposed policy to cut jobs. OPP and Toronto Metro officers guarded politicians who attempted to enter the building and clashes broke out among police and protesters. One protester carried a sign with the "no justice, no peace" slogan. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.
SUMMIT OVAL OFFICE
00:00:00:00 Washington 10/1/96 at :00 MS CLINTON AND KING HUSSEIN SITTING FOR PHOTOS IN OVAL OFFICE / at :11 MS CHRISTOPHER AND ARAFAT SITTING ON SOFA IN OVAL OFFICE / at :15 MS PANS OVER TO CLINT ...
1990s NEWS
OCT 28, 1996 PUERTO RICAN HUMAN RIGHTS PRESS CONFERENCE 46 PRECINCT, 2120 RYER AVE, BRONX, FORDHAM -SPEAKER MAKES IMPASSIONED STATEMENT IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH, MANY CAMERAMEN -POSTER ABOUT THE MURDER OF ANTHONY BAEZ BY OFFICER LIVOTI, RESULT OF CHOKEHOLD -STATEMENT BY MINISTER, VINNY LOPEZ, ABOUT ACTIONS OF POLICE AND HOPES FOR A PEACEFUL CONCLUSION, KEEPS MENTION A "PANAMA", WANTED BY THE POLICE, COMMUNITY ACTIVIST ALBA -EXT OF 46 PRECINCT, WOMN SPEAK IN SPANISH AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY , WEARING HUGE BUTTONS WITH PICTURE OF VICTIM -STREET SIGN: RYER AVE AND EAST 181 ST,
US PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON / ELECTION NIGHT RELATED VO FTG
US PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON / ELECTION NIGHT RELATED VO FTG FROM HIS FIST TERM IN OFFICE. 10:00:00 Susan McDougal perp walk Little Rock, Arkansas-9/9/96 (0:27) 10:00:35 Cruise Missiles launched at Iraq Persian Gulf 9/3/96 (0:34) 10:01:15 Government Shutdown Washington, DC 1995& 1996 (0:30) 10:02:00 Mideast Peace Signing - Washington, DC 7/25/94 (0:36) 10:03:00 Mideast Peace Signing - Washington, DC 9/25/95 (0:33) 10:03:50 U.S. Troops in Somalia Mogadishu, Somalia - 1/30/91 (0:45) 10:05:00 Clinton in N. Ireland /Belfast 11/30/95 (0:34) 10:06:00 Clinton w/ Troops in Bosnia - Tuzla, Bosnia 1/13/96 (0:42) l0:07:00 Hillary and Health Care (unknown date) (0:40) 10:07:56 Haiti Invasion Port-au-Prince, Haiti 9/19/94 (0:36) 10:09:00 Peace Agreement/handshake in Washington, DC 9/13/93 (0:50) 10:10:00 Mideast Peace Summit in Washington, DC 10/2/96 (0:26) 10:10:31 END OF TAPE.
Blue Mass Memorial (10/30/1996)
More than a thousand uniformed peace officers from all branches of the services attended a "Blue Mass" today honoring the memories of their fellow officers who have died in the past year. ---END---
Clinton Legacy Part I; 01/18/01
Bil Clinton and Hillary Clinton wave from stage in Arkansas after winning his first presidential election, crowd sings "Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow"; Bill shakes hands with supporters; CU Crowd at his Inauguration, perosn holds small American Flag and woman stares with adoration; Bill waves to crowd at inauguration; Bill walks casually on White House lawn with large crowd of soldiers; CU Hillary Clinton smiling a big donkey looking smile; Bill Clinton announces that Hillary is in charge of Health Care task force; Hillary walks with some guy; Bill playing saxophone with jazz band; Bill and Hillary dance at inaugural ball (Kenny Logins and Michael McDonald on stage as well); Bill Clinton out jogging with bodyguards; Bill on phone in White House office; Bill waving to people as he leaves McDonalds; Bill gives thumbs up; Bill Clinton on MTV Choose Or Loose, asked about smoking pot in college; Vince Foster's flag draped casket/coffin carried from church after funeral mass, CU Foster's grave marker; Hillary whispers in Bill's ear; Special Council to the White Water investigation seen walking, Aerial of the White Water real estate; Bill Clinton signs the Family Medical leave act in Rose Garden, makes speech, CU hand signing signature; Bill announced at the State Of The Union Address, Bill greets people as he enters; Clinton shows off Comrehensive Health Care card; Bill walks freo Marine One Presidential Helicopter; Bill Clinton says "The President Is Relevant" during press conference; Mostly Different Oklahoma City bombing footage, people scramble from seen shortly after explosion, Aerial of partly demolished building, injured and frightened children, fireman helps man down rescue ladder; Bill speaks at podium "We Will Stand With You"; EXT Capitol building with Republican rally on steps; Washington/Government closes down after budget fails, "Closed" sign, Doors locked in Government offices, CU padlock and chain put on doors; Bill Clinton in tuxedo with Dick Morris; Bill signs the Welfare Reform Act outside with large gand of people looking on; Bill Clinton on 1996 campaign trail, shaking hands with supporters; Short clip of Clinton laughing like a buffoon alongside Boris Yeltsin; Clinton at Ireland Peace summit; Clinton with various world leaders at different locations around the globe: Rabin from Israel, Yeltsin fron Russia, ?, China, ; Clinton, Arafat and Rabin at peace signing; Arafet and Rabin shake hands; Clinton at funeral for Rabin; Non American Soldier fires machine gun in Kosovo, helicopters and tanks in Kosovo; Dead bodies in ditch; Sad Albanians; Clinton shakes hands with supporters from stage in Arkansas
POLICE OVERNIGHT (11/15/1996)
Only ten fires overnight, way down from night before, natsnd of police on patrol keeping the peace.
RUSHES: Labour Party conference 1996: Tony Blair speech
Labour Party conference 1996: Tony Blair speech; ENGLAND: Blackpool: Winter Gardens: INT Tony Blair MP (Labour Leader) speech SOT / cutaways of audience delegates and MPs including Mo Mowlam and Alastair Campbell (Press officer) at back of room. - "But first we should welcome all the representatives, the ambassadors from round the world. I would want to welcome in particular at this time the Israeli Ambassador and the representative of the Palestinian people. (Applause) You are here together and you have our prayers that the tears and the bloodshed of the past few days can once again be ended and peace restored. Here, too, are those from all the communities in Northern Ireland. I would like to say this personally to the people there. No leader with this nation’s interests at heart could do anything other than see this peace process through. With the Irish government, with the parties in Northern Ireland, I can assure you it will be every much a priority for me as for John Major. All the force and energy I have will be bent towards it. We have been responsible in our actions over the peace process from the outset; we will continue to be so now. (Applause) I say this to Sinn Fein and, after events of the last 24 hours, to Loyalist groups as well. You have your chance to take the path of peace. It is your duty to take it as members of the human race. Honour it and you shall play your part. Fail in that duty and I swear to you, the search for justice and reconciliation will carry on without you. The choice is yours. (Applause)
80594 PRODUCTION OF M-3 LEE TANK w/ ORSON WELLES Narration TANKS
Made in 1942 by the WWII Office for Emergency Management, TANKS is an Orson Welles narrated film about American tank production, showcasing the Detroit Arsenal. Jack Shaindlin composed and conducted the score, and received an award from President Truman for this film. <p><p>Detroit Arsenal (DTA), formerly Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant (DATP) was the first manufacturing plant ever built for the mass production of tanks in the United States. Established in 1940 under Chrysler, this plant was owned by the U.S. government until 1996. It was designed by architect Albert Kahn. The building was designed originally as a "dual production facility, so that it could make armaments and be turned into peaceful production at war's end. Notwithstanding its name, the 113-acre (0.46 km2) site was located in Warren, Michigan, Detroit's largest suburb.<p><p>Chrysler's construction effort at the plant in 1941 was one of the fastest on record.<p><p>During World War II, the Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant built a quarter of the 89,568 tanks produced in the U.S. overall. The Korean War boosted production for the first time since World War II had ended; the government would suspend tank production after each war. In May 1952, Chrysler resumed control from the army, which had been unable to ramp up production.<p><p>The Medium Tank M3 was an American tank used during World War II. In Britain the tank was called by two names based on the turret configuration. Tanks employing US pattern turrets were called the "Lee", named after Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Variants using British pattern turrets were known as "Grant", named after U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant.<p><p>Design commenced in July 1940 and the first M3s were operational in late 1941. The U.S. Army needed a good tank and coupled with the United Kingdom's demand for 3,650 medium tanks immediately, the Lee began production by late 1940. The design was a compromise meant to produce a tank as soon as possible. The M3 had considerable firepower as it was well armed and provided good protection, but had certain serious drawbacks in its general design and shape, such as: a high silhouette, an archaic sponson mounting of the main gun, riveted construction, and poor off-road performance. Its overall performance was not satisfactory and the tank was withdrawn from front line duty — except in the remote areas of the Asian Theater where it was used by British forces as late as mid-1944 or later — as soon as the M4 Sherman became available in large numbers. In spite of this it was considered by Hans von Luck superior to the best German tank at the time of its introduction, the Panzer IV.<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 like: "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 and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
ISRAEL: PM EHUD BARAK TAKES PART IN MEMORIAL
TAPE_NUMBER: EF99/1055 IN_TIME: 12:33:08 - 15:26:18 // 20:20:30 LENGTH: 02:18 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Hebrew/Nat Just hours before leaving on a trip to Europe, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak called for peace with Syria while participating in a ceremony commemorating the 1973 Mideast war. In his speech, Barak empathised with the Syrians over the loss of their soldiers in the war. Barak is traveling to Germany and France, both countries involved with the U-S led efforts to revive peace talks. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak took part in a memorial on Tuesday in the Jerusalem Army Cemetery of Mount Herzel to honor Israeli soldiers killed in the 1973 Mideast war. In his speech, Barak made a plea to Syria for peace and said the Syrian people lost many lives as did the Israelis in the fighting. Israel's Foreign Minister, David Levy was there, along with opposition leader, Ariel Sharon, and Israel's Chief Rabbis. In his speech before cabinet ministers, political opposition and religious leaders, Barak said this is the time for the peace of the brave between the two countries. SOUNDBITE: (Hebrew) "To our neighbours the Syrians headed by President Assad that also suffered many casualties during the Yom Kippur war we say: This is the time for peace of the brave. Enough with wars enough with bloodshed. We too and our neighbours should understand that there will be no peace without security." SUPER CAPTION: Ehud Barak, Israeli Prime Minister In his election campaign, Barak said his aim was to achieve peace with Syria, Lebanon and the Palestinians during his four year term of office. Israeli-Syrian negotiations have been suspended since February 1996. The two still disagree on terms for where to resume peace talks. SHOTLIST: Jerusalem - September 21, 1999 XFA 1. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak laying a wreath 2. Torch lighting 3. Long shot ceremony 4. Long shot ceremony with Barak and ministers 5. Close-up Ariel Sharon, opposition leader 6. Close-up David Levi, Israeli Foreign Minister 7. Close-up Chief Rabbis 8. Long shot ceremony 9. SOUNDBITE: (Hebrew) Ehud Barak, Israeli Prime Minister 10. Barak leaves podium and sits with ministers 11. Long shot graves with people visiting 12. Long shot graves with people visiting 13. Various closer shots people visiting graves?
1990s NEWS
OCT 13, 1996 NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING AND 1 DOA, DEAD ON ARRIVAL 2236 3RD AVE, 122 ST, MANHATTAN, EAST HARLEM -AWNING FOR BUILDING, FREEPORT DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS STORE, DAYTIME INVESTIGATION, NYPD POLICE OFFICERS IN FRONT, POLICE DO NOT CROSS SIGNS POSTED, MANY PEDESTRIANS PASS BY -NEXT DOOR TO THE BETHEL CHURCH, IGLESIA PENTECOSTAL, CRIME SCENE UNIT ON SITE -SIGN READS "PRIVATE PARTY, TIGHT SECURITY, NO NONSENSE!!, YOU WILL BE SEARCHED, COME IN PEACE!!", MEMORIAL CANDLES BURN OUTSIDE ON SIDEWALK -NYPD INSPECTOR MAKES STATEMENT ABOUT SHOOTING IN ILLEGAL SOCIAL CLUB, PERP SHOT 8 PEOPLE, 16 YEAR OLD MALE VICTIM DIED, ANSWERS QUESTIONS FROM PRESS -STREET SIGN: EAST 122 ST AND 3 AVE
FILE: TIN OO
TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0197 IN_TIME: 10:30:07 // 13:34:38 LENGTH: 02:04 SOURCES: APTN/ MYANMAR TV RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Natural Sound XFA According to government officials in Myanmar, a senior general in the ruling military council and at least one Cabinet minister were killed when the helicopter they were travelling in crashed Monday. Among those killed is thought to be Lt. Gen. Tin Oo, known by the title of Secretary 2 in the ruling State Peace and Development Council. Fourteen other people aboard were missing. The others killed are thought to be Colonel Thein Nyunt, the minister of progress of border areas and national races and development affairs, and Brigadier General Lun Maung, the minister in prime minister's office. Officials speaking anonymously said the MI-17 Russian-made helicopter went down due to engine trouble, and Myanmar TV reports suggested the helicopter had run into a "sudden patch of bad weather." The aircraft crashed in the Salween river near Pa-an where Tin Oo and his party had reportedly gone to inspect a new bridge. The area is about 160 kilometers (100 miles) southeast of the capital Yangon. Myanmar, also known as Burma, has been ruled by the military since 1962, and the State Peace and Development Council came to power in 1988 after a crackdown on a pro-democracy movement. Tin Oo, 67, tended to avoid speaking publicly about politics and was popular with the troops. He survived an assassination attempt in 1997 when a parcel bomb airmailed from Japan exploded in his house, killing his daughter. The government blamed anti-government agitators for the attack, but the bombing was possibly the result of a power struggle within the ruling junta. SHOTLIST: Various locations in Myanmar - File APTN - Yangon, Nov 1996 1. Mid shot Tin Oo 2. Close up face Tin Oo 3. Wide boats on lake 4. Wide Tin Oo and Khin Nyunt (Secretary 1 of junta) 5. Mid shot dancers on boat 6. Mid shot Tin Oo APTN - Yangon, Sept 1996 7. Tin Oo wearing a beret standing beside Khin Nyunt 8. Wide military line-up 9. Mid shot Khin Nyunt with Tin Oo MYANMAR TV - Yangon, undated 10. Wide of meeting room 11. Mid shot of Tin Oo addressing room 12. Officer listening MYANMAR TV - Yangon, 1996 13. Wide former Indonesian President Suharto introduced to Tin Oo at airport at start of state visit to Myanmar 14. Wide of dinner table 15. Panning shot to Tin Oo at banquet APTN - Tachilek, Jan 2000 16. Wide Burmese army MI-17 helicopter 17. Man guides helicopter 18. Mid shot army helicopter 19. Wide shot army helicopter in flight 20. Aerial shot of jungle from helicopter 21. Interior shot of Burmese army helicopter cockpit in flight APTN - Shan state, Myanmar, Feb 2001 22. Shan soldiers march past camera APTN - Karen state, Myanmar, Jan 2001 23. Soldiers of army of Karen National Union stand to attention 24. Close up soldier's face 25. Close up soldier's face 26. Mid shot soldier seated with gun on lap APTN - Yangon, November 1996 27. Wide three leading members of junta 28. Close up Than Shwe, chairman of junta 29. Mid shot Khin Nyunt and Maung Aye (deputy chairman)?
Country struggles to overcome previous regimes violent legacy
Country struggles to overcome previous regimes violent legacy; CAMBODIA: Phnom Penh: EXT SEQ Hundreds of Buddhist monks marching into Phnom Penh at the end of a 300-mile march for peace/ chanting & beating drums & some with hands joined in prayer MS SIDE Monk pouring water over the heads of women bowing for blessing at roadside PAN R-L INT MS Sam Rainsy (politician / opposition leader) towards with armed bodyguards PAN R-L Rainsy into van / TRACK BEHIND guards as they get into back of van CMS Guards & weapons into back of van (INT Rainsy's van) DIVER POINT OF VIEW GV TRACKING shot along road (from van) CMS Sam Rainsy (politician / opposition leader) in van as talks to guards (not heard) EXT Sihanouk- MS SIDE Guards & Rainsy out of transit van ZOOM BMS Group of heavily armed police waiting for Sam Rainsy MS Policemen in back of Nissan open-top truck LAMS Party workers erecting sign at re-opened regional Khmer Nation Party headquaters LAMS Man hammering board into place Various shots of Sam Rainsy (politician / opposition leader) and supporters watching sign being put up / Supporters applauding CS SIDE Policeman covers camera with hand LMS Armed police on guard in village MS SIDE Ditto MS Police commander remonstrating with supporters (not heard) / PAN R-L as tries to move supporters on LAMS Man with document talking with armed police
CLINTON WREATH LAYIN
00:00:00:00 [Clinton attends the 15th annual Natl Peace Officer&apos;s Memorial Service]-- Washington 5/15/96 at :00 WS CLINTON WALKS IN FRONT OF AUDIENCE UP TO MEMORIAL, TAKES FLOWER FROM WOMAN A ...
CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
NEWSFEED: 7/26-28/05 SPEECHES & T/H, UNREST/RIOTS, GOOD INDUSTRIAL FIRE, RUNNING OF BULLS, HELICOPTER CRASH, HEAT WAVES ;MEXICO PEOPLE GORED RUNNING OF THE BULLS oh those customs, bull knocks man down, man grabs bulls tail, man lying immobile;...you hear screams and an organ playing 'Espana Cani'. Bull knocks another guy down & flings him, ha! He's ok. Men carry stretcher ;RUMSFELD KYRGYZSTAN Rumsfeld & this guy shake hands, conference table, speech ;CHICAGO HELICOPTER CRASH Aerial firefighters around wreck on shoulder of fwy ;VA JAMBOREE BOY SCOUT DEATHS distraught scoutmaster speaking, (some troop leaders were electrocuted); PROTEST VIOLENCE CONTINUES Looks like India, riot police start swatting people with canes, crowd throwing rocks at police ;Int men lying in hospital beds (not state of the art), peaceful protesters, bored police ;ALGERIAN DIPLOMATS KIDNAPED video made by kidnapers ;POLAND MINER CLASH protesters having standoff with riot police, pulling down barricade, blasted by firehose, throwing rocks ;Man collapses as gunshots sound, others gather round, frustrated man throws down his helmet, man loaded into ambulance ;CHINA ZIMBABWE MUGABE VISITS Int shaking hands, soldiers standing at attention, conference table, signing agreement ;CHINA N.KOREA SIX PARTY TALKS delegates posing, conference table ;VA SCOUT DEATHS same talk head, army spokesman ;JOHN ROBERTS WITH SEN GRAHAM photo-op chat, shake hands. ROBERTS WITH SEN HUTCHISON photo-op chat ;HOMELAND SECURITY D.C. TRANSIT SECURITY HEARING. VA BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE RESUMES kids arriving, tents ;BOY SCOUTS more of that same talk head. WHITE HOUSE ON DEATHS McLellan prances in, White House pres conf ;7/27/1996 OLYMPIC BOMBING wow, interview interrupted by rumble of bomb, NX ambulance, paramedics & wounded; 7/27/1953 KOREAN WAR ARMISTICE B/W delegates enter, movie cameras, signing treaty, soldier on stretcher ;ELIZABETH SMART FILE girl playing harp, home movie, banner asking for information about kidnaped girl, Aerial house ;Cops on motorcycles single file, stills ;ARGENTINA FANS AT EVA PERONS GRAVE Peronistas carrying flags, visiting mausoleum, vigil ;CUBA 52ND ANNIVERSARY OF REVOLUTION people along breakwater, street scene, flags & banners, Castro ;NE BARBARA BUSH READS TO KIDS speech, girl reading speech (she's a bit young to be kissing ass), Babs signs stuffed animal ;PRISON INMATES GET RELIGIOUS TRAINING speech, prisoners applaud (not thrilled) ;OH HIGH TEMPS & HUMIDITY (A heat wave in July?!) steamroller, repaving street, police officer drinking Gatorade or something ;AL-MOAYAD SENTENCED stills, courtroom sketches ;OK WALGREENS SETTLEMENT ;ITALY CONSTANTINE STATUE HEAD FOUND ruins, Int classical art museum, unveiling head, reporters & photographers ;OK CANOEING FUNDRAISER balloon folding clown, men in canoe push off, HEY, THAT CANOE HAS AN OUTBOARD MOTOR! CHEATER, CHEATER!!! ;MO SCHOOL BUS SAFETY MEETING like it says... ;TX PLANT FIRE INVESTIGATION Aerial twin plumes of black smoke rising from industrial fire ;
BIKE AGAINST VIOLENCE (10/23/1996)
Bicycle officers finish their cross-Florida ride from Miami to the capitol today, culminating with a rally in Tallahassee this morning. They're "pedaling for peace" to call attention to the growing problem of teen gangs.
1963 1996: from nuclear deterrence to the army
Japan Anniversary - Memorial service for victims of Nagasaki bombing
TAPE: EF01/0580 IN_TIME: 07:20:48 DURATION: 2:24 SOURCES: NHK RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Nagasaki, 9 Aug 2001 SHOTLIST: 1. Close up of grave at dawn 2. Wide shot of grave yard at dawn 3. Close up of Peace Statue 4. Wide of Peace Statue at Nagasaki Peace Park where people start coming to pray from early morning 5. Close up of woman praying in rain 6. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Voxpop of female Nagasaki citizen "Remembering that day makes me cry. I could not stop crying this morning." 7. Wide shot of ceremony at Nagasaki Peace Park 8. Nagasaki officials placing books enlisting two-thousand and 439 new names of a-bomb radiation sufferers, most of whom died in the last one year 9. Close up of bell ringing at 0202 GMT 10. Wide of people praying at ceremony 11. People praying at an office 12. People praying in street 13. People praying at Japan Red Cross Hospital where a bomb radiation sufferers praying 14. A-bomb radiation sufferers praying 15. Wide of ceremony 16. Wide of Koizumi walking in 17. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Junichiro Koizumi, Japanese Prime Minister "I will swear in front of souls of those who died that Japan will be at the forefront of efforts to promote arms reduction and nuclear non-proliferation for the elimination of nuclear weapons and realisation of permanent peace." 18. Wide of Peace Statue 19. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Voxpop of Nagasaki citizen "I don't want anyone to produce atomic bombs. I don't want any one to use them. I lost my dear father and brother because of A-bomb. Therefore, my feeling against A-bomb is firm every year. " 20. Wide of Peace Statue STORYLINE: Japan's southwestern city of Nagasaki on Thursday paused to remember the dropping of the atomic bomb on their city 56 years ago. The so-called "Fat Man" bomb killed as many as 70-thousand people in the world's second nuclear assault. People started coming to Nagasaki's Peace Park from the early hours of the morning to say prayers for the dead. Although more than half a century passed since the dropping of the bomb, the people of Nagasaki never forget the nightmare that they witnessed with their own eyes. Many of them attended a peace memorial ceremony in the park, near the site where the bomb exploded. They bowed their heads, many clasping their hands in prayer as a bell rang out and an air-raid siren filled the skies with its plaintive cry. The crowd observed 60 seconds of silent prayer at 1102 local time (0202 GMT), the time the US plane dropped the bomb. City officials estimated the number of participants at four and a half thousand but more people were expected to visit the park throughout the day. Nagasaki was the second a-bomb attack. Three days earlier, a bomb had been dropped on Hiroshima, killing about 140-thousand people. Nagasaki is about 982 kilometres (614 miles) southwest of Tokyo on the main southern island of Kyushu. Japan surrendered on 15 August 1945, bringing World War II to an end. In an address marking the anniversary, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi promised to press for the speedy enactment of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, a 1996 agreement that would prohibit all test explosions of nuclear weapons as well as other nuclear explosions. So far, 160 countries have signed the 1996 CTBT, but only 67 of them have ratified it. The United States has been reluctant to ratify it and seems rather eager to push ahead its missile-defence programme. In doing so, it appears ready to pull out of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty with Moscow.
RUSHES: Middle East Peace Process: Yasser Arafat at Oxford University:
Middle East Peace Process: Yasser Arafat at Oxford University:; ENGLAND: Oxfordshire: University of Oxford: EXT GVs area around university / police and security