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Collared Pika
Master 2138, Tape 2 Zoom in to MS of Collared Pika, aka Rock Rabbit (Ochotona Collaris) sitting on a rock.
Collared Pika
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS Collared Pika (Ochotona Collaris) sitting on a rock. The pika chirps.
Collared Pika
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS Collared Pika, aka Rock Rabbit (Ochotona Collaris) sitting on a rock.
Collared Pika
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS Collared Pika, aka Rock Rabbit (Ochotona Collaris) sitting in field with grass in his mouth. The pika gathers food from rocky area. The pika runs with food in his mouth.
Red Squirrel
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) sitting on a rock. CU of squirrel. The squirrel looks around and darts off. MS of squirrel on rock. The squirrel runs off.
Baby Arctic Ground Squirrel
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS Baby Arctic Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) sitting on a rock. The squirrel eats seed heads.
Arctic Ground Squirrel
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS Arctic Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) standing upright on his tip toes. The squirrel runs off. MS Arctic Ground Squirrel standing erect. He runs off.
North American Porcupine
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS North American Yellow Porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum) walking on rocks. CU face of porcupine. MS porcupine looking out of rock crevasse. Zoom out to LS of rock formation. Zoom in to MS of porcupine.
North American Porcupine
Master 2138, Tape 2 MS North American Yellow Porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum) sitting on rocks. The porcupine walks slowly over the rocks. CU porcupine's face.
Exterior Wind Tunnel, Time Lapse
Exterior Wind Tunnel, Time Lapse Time lapse general view exterior wind tunnel (looks like giant pipeline), clouds wisping overhead, day. Probably at NASA's Ames Research Center.
Time Lapse View Airplane at NASA Grounds
See also Catalog # 528876 for similar footage. Time Lapse View Airplane at NASA Grounds Time lapse views. Low angle rear view parked airplane (jet?), time lapse, clouds drifting overhead. Low wide angle view nose of plane, NASA building in background, clouds wisp over and sun crosses sky. Brief shot of helicopter (?).
Time Lapse Man Working at Desk
Time Lapse Man Working at Desk Time lapse, slightly high angle MS man (middle aged or verging on retirement age) sitting at work station talking on phone and looking through paperwork, a computer on the desk behind him. Then a wandering camera through the NASA office where this man works.
Time Lapse Over Green Hills
Time Lapse Over Green Hills Time lapse TLS forested hills (or very short mountains) with colorful clouds rolling overhead; clouds look pink as if it's late afternoon/sunset/dusk.
Watergate Hearings - Testimony of James McCord (Jim McCord) May 22, 1973
Senator Sam ERVIN (D-NC). Mr. McCord, Mr. Thompson asked you why you did not speak earlier. At the time the trial was in progress and until after the trial, you had knowledge or at least information that all of the people involved with you, including Mr. Liddy and Mr. Hunt, were receiving compensation from the Committee To Re-Elect the President? Mr. MCCORD. I believe I did sir, yes sir. [Senator ERVIN has a considerable amount of trouble with the next question, it's funny] Senator ERVIN. And you had witnesses at the trial and you had seen and heard the deputy director or deputy chairman, or whatever they called him, of the committee, Mr. Magruder, give testimony which you believed to constitute perjury? Mr. MCCORD. I did sir. Senator ERVIN. You had been urged by your lawyer to keep silent? Mr. MCCORD. Well, my lawyer had communicated to me the matter of Executive clemency. I can't recall that he tried to get me to keep silent. Senator ERVIN. Now, Mr. Caulfield had come and seen you three times and urged you to keep silent? Mr. McCORD. Yes, sir. Senator ERVIN. And you felt at that time there was nobody else that you knew that knew anything about this that you thought was willing to speak at that time? Mr. McCORD. No other defendants; no, sir. Senator ERVIN. So if you had come out and said anything, you Would have been the lone voice, would you not, as far as you could see? Mr. MCCORD. A two-part answer. I communicated my concern to Mr. Caulfield, a law enforcement officer, an assistant director of the Alcohol and Tax Unit. Senator ERVIN. Well, were you influenced by the considerations considering what I asked you to postpone making any statements until later? Mr. McCORD. Yes, sir, I certainly was. Senator ERVIN. I would like to make a statement on behalf of myself as an individual and member of the committee, not as the chairman, I want to thank you for your cooperation with the committee in its effort to ascertain the facts about this matter. Mr. McCORD. Thank you, sir. Can I respond? Senator ERVIN. Yes. Mr. MCCORD. I think, sir, that this country at this point in time, in having the very distinguished Senators and the staff that we have, is extremely fortunate in having such great men here to probe into this without fear of where it is going to end and develop all the be facts, I am grateful. Senator ERVIN. You will be available for further testimony if this committee decides to call you? Mr. MCCORD. Yes, sir. Senator BAKER. Thank you Mr. McCord. Senator ERVIN, Thank you. Counsel will call the next witness.
Watergate Hearings - Testimony of John J Caulfield May 22, 1973
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, May 22, 1973 - Testimony of John J. Caulfield. He reads his statement to the Committee. Caucus Room, Russell Senate Office Building, Washington DC
Watergate Hearings - Testimony of John J Caulfield May 22, 1973
Senator Sam ERVIN. (pounding gavel) Committee will resume. Mr. Sam DASH. Alright, Mr. Caulfield you were in the midst of reading your statement, I would suggest you go back a sentence or two so we have continuity with what you're saying. Mr. CAULFIELD. Yes sir. Mr. DASH. Actually perhaps to the last full thought that you wanted to express in your statement. Mr. CAULFIELD. (continues reading prepared statement) I'll pick it up a couple sentences back Mr. Dash. I told him that the White House officials with whom I was talking were complaining, because they felt that Mr. McCord was the only one of the watergate burglary defendants who was refusing to co-operate. At no time on this occasion or on any other occasion do I recall telling Mr. McCord to keep silent if called before the Grand Jury or any Congressional Committees. His response to my conversation was that he still wanted his immediate freedom and he felt strongly that if the White House had any interest in helping him secure that freedom that they could do something about the two calls which he was sure had been intercepted. I told him I would check on this matter again and get back to him. I was not attempting to exert pressure on Mr. McCord by telling him of comments I was hearing from the white house, merely I was attempting to let him know the kinds of things I was hearing from Mr. Dean concerning the White House's attitude towards him if that would be of any assistance to him. Later on Sunday I telephoned Mr. Dean to report of my meeting with Mr. McCord. I told him that in my opinion Mr. McCord had absolutely no interest in the offer of executive clemency. I told Mr. Dean that Mr. McCord was still adamant in his belief that the white house had the power to have the charges against him dismissed if it would merely pursue the wire-taps which he had mentioned. (drinks more water) Mr. Dean said that I should tell him that there wasn't much likelihood that anything would be done about the wire-tap situation and in response to my comments about McCord's refusal to consider executive clemency he said something like, "well, what the hell does he know anyway."
Watergate Hearings - Testimony of John J Caulfield May 22, 1973
Mr. CAULFIELD. Mr. Dean told me to go back to Mr. McCord again and commiserate with him, but he did not ask me to renew the offer of executive clemency. I guessed that the reason why he wanted me to see Mr. McCord again was simply to maintain a friendly relationship with him in case there was a need for any further conversation with him through me. I probably would have met with him again, anyway since I felt badly about his predicament and I considered him a good friend. In any event, on Monday January 15, I called McCord to report that nothing seemed to be happening in regard to the wire-tap situation. He became quite angry over the telephone and reaffirmed his belief that if the White House really wanted to help him, they could do so by using the method he had suggested and that he knew that Mr. Magruder who then was going to be a government witness was going to perjure himself. I also mentioned getting together with him, but he said he had no interest in seeing me unless I had something more to talk to him about. He was quite upset, so I did not pursue the matter further. On Tuesday January 16, I again called him in an attempt to meet with him and he again was highly irritated about the White Houses failure to do something about the wire-tap situation and again mentioned Mr. Magruder. I said I would inquire further about the wire-taps and I might have something for him in a week or so.
Watergate Hearings - Testimony of John J Caulfield May 22, 1973
Mr. CAULFIELD. Subsequently I called him and arranged to meet with him again. The exact date of this meeting being unsure in my mind. We again met at the overlook on the George Washington Parkway, he got into my car and we drove out the parkway pursuing a course in the general direction of Warrington, Virginia. I have no specific recollection as to how long we drove, but I would say that it was an hour or two. I would characterize this conversation as a very friendly one, in which a large portion of the time was spent discussing our respective families, how my job at the Treasury Department was going and various other purely personal matters. I gave him my private telephone number at the Treasury department and told him that if he or his wife ever wanted me to do anything for them, they should feel free to call me. I told McCord that if he or his wife should decide to call me to simply use the name Watson and I would know who it was. Frankly, this was merely a device to save me from any possible embarrassment. I do not have a specific recollection as to how it arose, but I believe he asked me if he was still the only one of the watergate defendants that the White House was concerned about. I said that I thought he was, but that I had no knowledge of what relationship existed between the White House and the other watergate defendants. He said that the Cuban defendants were quite nervous and in his opinion might make a statement at any time and that I could pass that along for whatever it was worth. (turns pages over, drinks more water, Caulfield s and his lawyers names CG on screen)
Titan 2 Rocket Engine, Time Lapse
Titan 2 Rocket Engine, Time Lapse CU engine of Titan 2 rocket (looks like where the exhaust will come out), time lapse with sunlight & shadows slowly moving. Probably at NASA's Ames Research Center.
Time Lapse Hangar Exterior
Time Lapse Hangar Exterior Time lapse, slightly elevated WS NASA hangar building and jet airplane sitting beside it. White clouds roll by in blue sky overhead. At NASA's Ames Research Center.
Time Lapse at Wind Tunnel Site
Time Lapse at Wind Tunnel Site Strange WS time lapse 12 FT wind tunnel construction site, clouds rolling in background.
Time Lapse at Wind Tunnel Site
Time Lapse Ames Researcher Center Time lapse EWS NASA's Ames Research Center, clouds moving overhead. (Some glitches where the time lapse ceased and it's real time for a few seconds.) Note: Location was previously listed as a military base.
Time Lapse Crowd
Time Lapse Crowd TLS time lapse crowd of people moving through frame; they don't look like commuters, more like some outdoor festival or event or other recreational activity. The pace suggests some of them are waiting in line for something. Some people carry food. Wider shot, time lapse, people at outdoor festival/event, many waiting in long line.
Time Lapse Mariachi Band
Time Lapse Mariachi Band Side view time lapse mariachi band in costumes performing in outdoor setting.