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The First World War - PT3 - Kaiser Wilhelm
Great GV/TLSs crowd waving hats in Berlin. GVs German Army marching in parade. TLS Kaiser Wilhelm riding in military parade.
The First World War - PT3 - Tsar Nicholas II
Russia: CU newspaper headline: "Czar's Forces Mass on Eastern Border." Panning MS Tsar Nicholas II of Russia inspecting Russian troops. MS Tsar Nicholas meeting w/ Grand Duke Nicholas (Nikolai Nikolaevich Romanov), supreme commander of Russian armed forces. TLSs troops marching during inspection.
The First World War - PT3 - Kaiser Wilhelm II
MS Kaiser Wilhelm II & King of Wurttemberg Wilhelm II getting out of car, civilians on curb & balcony in BG. Great panning TLS German Army soldiers wearing spiked pickelhaube helmets, standing in formation. LS Kaiser, King of Wurttemberg & entourage arriving. TLS German soldiers raising helmets three times in a cheer. TLSs Crown Prince Wilhelm (with King Ludwig of Bavaria??) reviewing troops of the 5th Army. MS General August Von Mackensen (and wife?) walking through crowd. Nice MSs German troops marching through city, rifles shoulder bound, one shot w/ two young German women running beside them, handing flowers or garlands, other civilians keeping up with the troops' fast pace.
The First World War - PT3 - French Military
CUs French poster: "Order de Mobilisation Generale." TLS French soldiers marching past crowd of women & children. MS French troops in white overcoats & kepi hats marching in formation through field, rifles shoulder bound. TLS President of France Raymond Poincare and General Joseph Joffre reviewing troops. TLS/MSs French soldiers marching in formation with rifles & affixed bayonets. MS French colonial (Algerian Muslims?) troops marching. CUs poster (in French): "Proclamation from a German General to the population of Luxembourg." The poster says that all of the Kaiser's efforts at peace have been to no avail, and since France has violated Luxembourg's neutrality, we'll just have to come in too.
The First World War - PT3 - Kaiser Wilhelm II
Kaiser Wilhelm II & German officers (incl Wilhelm II's Adjutant General Baron von Plettenberg?) walking toward camera on country road, reviewing troops marching past. Nice TLS long line of German soldiers marching along cobblestone road through town.
The First World War - PT3 - Newspaper Headlines
German & English newspapers announcing declarations of war: "Great Britain Declares War on Germany. Recruiting poster: "More Men & Still More Until the Enemy is Crushed." CU engraved quote by King George V: "'We are fighting for a worthy purpose and we shall not lay down our arms until that purpose has been achieved."
The First World War - PT3 - King George V
High angle GVs British troops & new recruits marching in London, England. TLS troops marching past cam. GV King George V, Duke of Connaught & Prince of Wales on horseback, watching troops parade in field. Great TLSs British troops marching to & from cam, rifles w/ affixed bayonets shoulder bound.
The First World War - PT3 - Sultan Mohammed V
Sultan Mohammed V of Turkey & other dignitaries walking down steps, Sultan stepping into carriage, pulls away. MS German General Otto Liman Vin Sanders (sent as an advisor to Turkey) in carriage with unidentified Turkish general. LS Turkish troops marching along dock, boats in BG. Nice MS Turkish troops sitting on ferry with rifles & bayonets-- note the goggles on their caps.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
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Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Intro to program topics. Cokie Roberts: Congress reacts to the John Hinckley insanity verdict. Linda Wertheimer - Report on Congressional baseball game. Paul Duke - report on victory for voting rights advocates.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Lawmakers - title sequence
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Paul Duke introduces weekly stories. Comment on Congressional outrage in meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Begin over invasion of Lebanon. Major story, however, remains the budget.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Cokie Roberts report on surprising passage of a budget with tax increases, spending cuts and a 12 figure deficit.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Representative Robert Michel (R - Illinois) I guess, Mr. Speaker, we ve all grown rather weary of budget meetings and budget debates and it s time we finished them. I m I know there are a good many on this floor that don t feel particularly comfortable with this document, we have before us. I m not entirely comfortable with it either. But I feel good about it just the same.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Shots of other Congressmen in budget debate.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Representative James Jeffords (R - Vermont), speaking in favor of the budget. Speaker, I rise in support of the conference report. I voted against the House version. This one I consider somewhat bad too, but it is a move towards the middle and getting something less worse is the best you can expect under the system. And thus I support the resolution.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Representative Bill Frenzel (R - Minnesota), And even though the budget resolution is nobody s cup of tea, it s the only cup of tea we have. Not only is it our only option, but it s probably better for all of us then no budget resolution.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Graphic shows vote tally on the budget. v.o. - Tip O Neill kept the clock running late on the vote to force Republicans to cast votes for the budget, with a $104 billion deficit.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Tip O Neill (D - Massachusetts) announcing passage of the BUDGET. 408 votes in the negative, motion is agreed to
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Cokie Roberts: Senate also approved the budget, but the process isn't over, now individual committees have to trim programs to fit the general guidelines, tough to do in a recession. Also, some want to go back to add money to the 1982 budget.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Representative Jim Oberstar (D - Minnesota) speaking to press, My area of the country, where 70% of the iron ore for nation s the steel industry is mined and produced - this story tell it all - The Year The Bottom Fell Out For Steel. We have 14,000 iron ore miners, 12,000 in the next 10 days will be out of work. 3,500 will have exhausted their unemployment benefits. They aren t looking for budget reductions and tax benefits for to help them out. Those programs haven t worked. Or maybe we put it the other way - the Reagan program has worked. The people aren t working. This is an opportunity to put the people back to work.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Representative Morris Udall (D - Arizona), I think if there is one thing that maybe distinguishes Democrats from Republicans any one thing I can put together quickly - it s kind on embodied in this bill - the idea that we re not going to stand here while 3 million people are unemployed, and our young people, particularly minority young, stand on the street corners out of work and out of job and out of hope and dreams shattered and nothing really in the future.
Lawmakers - June 24, 1982 - Budget Debate
Tip O Neill (D - Massachusetts) Speaker's seat.