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Animal Oddity "Zonkie" Takes A Bow
Meet the rarest zoological phenomenon in many a moon. Half zebra, half donkey, he's a 'Zonkie', Sugarcane by name, and frisky as a colt. He's the successful outcome of 22 breeding attempts, something new in the animal kingdom. Sugarcane, the Zonkie. MCUS - Sugarcane running and just being a frisky Zonkie. CUS - Sugarcane s father, the Zebra, Hurricane is his name. CUS - Sugarcane and his mother the donkey, Sugar. CUS - The zonkie breeder, Sugarcane and a monkey trying to ride him with no success. CUS - A family snap shot, Mama, Papa and baby.
Ammunition Explosion
200 Hundred tons of high explosives go up near Strasbourg in one of the greatest munitions explosions since the war. 6 Perish in the blast which shattered windows for miles around. Establishing shot - Aftermath of the explosion. CUS - A workman picking up an unexploded bomb. CUS - One of the surviving workman walking around in complete bewilderment. CUS - Someone s house or factory, nothing recognizable except two chairs with missing legs. CUS - A man pointing out the holes the exploding bomb made in the fence. CUS - A tiled roof with a big hole blown in. MCUS - Not much of a surviving home. MCUS - Men standing around a scene that amplifies complete destruction.
Football
Army rolls over a valiantly battling Navy 20 to 7. Pat Uebel and Pete van Lead a triumphant touchdown march that the navy is unable to stem in their 54th meeting. Establishing shot - Navy mid-shipmen battalion marching and forming ranks in the center of the football field. MLS - Football stadium crowd, throngs of fans. MCUS - King Paul and Queen Federica sit among the football fans. Ground to Air shot - A helicopter that reads Army beat Navy. MLS/OH - The football game begins, Army kicks off, Navy receives and fumbles, the fumble is recovered. MCUS/OH - Pat Uebel scores a touchdown. Back Shot - Army men waving their hats and jumping up and down. MCUS/OH - Uebel gets the ball runs around and scores another touchdown. MCUS/OH - Navy kicks off, Uebel catches the ball and runs it all the way down field for a touchdown, a 70 yard returned unprecedented feat for the 18 year old.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973
[01.00.11-DEAN continues to identify documents related to the White House ENEMIES LIST] Mr. DASH. But can you tell us whether or not that document was in fact sent forward? Mr. DEAN. Either in this form or in some form where -the names were typed on It. Mr. DASH. Thank you, Mr. DEAN. Mr. DEAN. I Just noticed there were two other documents attached to that. On July 16, 1971, there is another update on the opponents list, adding a name. This again is from Mr. Colson's office. Senator ERVIN. With Senator Inouye's indulgence, I am going to ask- you one question about a paper that you identified in this connection called "Subject: Opponent Priority Activity," a three-page document and see If you can give me the date of the origin of that. Mr. DEAN. Senator, I am not sure which document you are referring to. Senator ERVIN. It is the one called, "Subject: Opponent Priority Activity," on the heading It is three pages. You had it this morning. Mr. DASH. I have that, Mr. Dean. I didn't forward that to you here. I can forward that to you now. The one I think you identified at the end of the morning session--one that had a memorandum of June 24 from Mr. Bell. Mr. DEAN. Yes. I was forwarding that. Senator ERVIN. I want to find out, on page 2, the, name of Sterling Munro, Jr., Senator Jackson's AA. Do you have anything that indicates whether Mr. Munro was added on the list of opponents? Mr. DEAN. No. I don't. This is one, of the--I can only assume that this 'was around June 24 when the document was prepared by a member of Mr. Colson's staff and forwarded to my office as a part of this general list, Senator ERVIN. That would be June 24, what year? Mr. DEAN. That is 1971. Senator ERVIN. Thank you. Mr. DASH. Could I have the documents back, Mr. Dean ? [01.02.12-ERVIN HUMOR!!!] Senator ERVIN. I can't forbear observing when I consider the list of opponents why the Democratic vote was so light in the general election. Senator BAKER. Mr. Chairman. Senator ERVIN. Yes, Sir. [01.02.31-BAKER GETS INTO THE ACT] Senator BAKER. I really even in my wildest dreams 'would not think of trying to improve or embellish on your story but you told it better the first time -when -you leaned over to' me and you said "I think I am going to demand a recount," when you said "There are more enemies than we got votes." [Laughter.] [01.02.58] Senator ERVIN. Senator Inouye. Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman, the charges contained in Mr. Dean's testimony are extremely serious with potentially grave consequences. The President of the United States has been implicated, and because of the. gravity of these charges, I believe that the witness, Mr. John Dean, should be subjected by this committee to the most intense interrogation to test his credibility. It -would appear to me, that a most appropriate credibility test would be one prepared by the White House and as you, Mr. Chairman know, the White House has prepared a memorandum and a set of questions for use by this committee. These questions should serve as a substitute, admittedly not the very best, but a substitute for cross-examination of Mr. Dean by the President of the United States. Accordingly, I believe that it -would be most appropriate to use these questions and to use the memorandum, [01.04.12-TAPE OUT]
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[01.00.08] And subsequently on the, 28th or 29th when I talked, to Mr. Krogh I was very curious myself to find out what, it was. and that is when I asked Mr. Krogh if, in fact, Mr. Ehrlichman had authorized the burglary of the doctor's office and he had told me that he didn't think Mr. Ehrlichman knew in advance. Senator INOUYE. Didn't you believe that the offer of money for silence was a criminal offense? Mr. DEAN. Yes, I did. Senator INOUYE. Why did you say that these problems were more technical and political than legal ? Mr. DEAN. That, isn't the way I believe I cast it. When I said they were indictable I meant despite the, degree of technicality as an indictment, I can't say I was a criminal lawyer but I did recognize an obstruction of justice. Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "He gave no hint, however, of his orchestration of perjured testimony by Magruder and others. Ehrlichman suggested that everyone be made to appear before the grand jury and waive executive privilege." Mr. DEAN. I have no recollection of that at, all. To the contrary, when we met subsequently I kept shaking my head and saying, "No," Ehrlichman, Dean and Haldeman are indictable and the tone of the conversation was not going to come forward but rather to continue the coverup and I think the, subsequent meetings on the 22d with Mr. Mitchell, if the President indeed had received the message. I was trying to give certainly wouldn't have engaged in the conversation with Mr. Mitchell that afternoon which would leisurely discuss the status of this committee and the like. Certainly nothing of any significance occurred at all after that 21st meeting. [01.02.03] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "Dean thought this would be a good idea but only if the persons who appeared before the grand jury were given immunity." Mr. DEAN. 1 don't recall that at all. I do recall general discussions that I thought, that one of the best ways to get the truth out would be if people could receive immunity because I knew a lot of people would be unwilling to talk or that their stories would be less than forthcoming if they felt they were going to incriminate themselves. Senator INOUYE. Should it be I do not recall or it did not happen? Mr. DEAN. The reference to the discussion of immunity? Senator INOUYE. Yes. It is very important. I note throughout your testimony your power of recollection is immense but oftentimes you have testified that you cannot recall. Mr. DEAN. I am sorry, with regard to this-- Senator INOUYE. Is there a possibility that it did happen? Mr. DEAN. Yes, it is. I do not recall specifically, Senator. [01.03.05] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING W.H. MEMO ATTACKING DEAN'S TESTIMONY] "At, another meeting that day Ehrlichman strongly opposed immunity." Mr. DEAN. I never heard that. Senator INOUYE This did not happen? Mr. DEAN. Not to my knowledge. Senator INOUYE. "On -March 23 Dean was sent to Camp David in order to complete the long-promised report. Dean was at Camp David for 6 days but came down on the night, of the 28th and delivered nothing." Mr. DEAN. That is correct, I delivered nothing because I had, as I have testified, had earlier conversations about my testimony. Every time I revealed the slightest inch of my knowledge, recollections began to change, characterizations began to change. I was asked to handle testimony in different ways. Wen I came down from Camp David there was no doubt in my mind that I wasn't going to play the coverup game and I wasn't I going to give them any further information with which they could play the coverup game. [01.04.08-TAPE OUT]
Tornado Disaster: 30 Dead, 270 Injured In Vicksburg Twister
Dull in contrast and imagery Tornado winds rip across the south, ravaging Vicksburg. Seventeen blocks are flattened - leaving 1700 homeless in the aftermath of the catastrophic storm that killed 30, seriously injured hundreds more. Establishing shot - The aftermath of the catastrophic storm. MLS/CU - A woman standing in her doorway of her destroyed home. MCUS - Shopping district completely destroyed. CUS - Woman walking around looking at the damage in total disbelief. MCUS - Two little children sitting on chairs, outside. MLS - People going through the rubble.
Pope Pius The XII Proclaims Marian Year
Dull in contrast and imagery Thousands throng the Basilica of St.. Mary Major as His Holiness Pope Pius XII proclaims 1954 as a Marian Year, which will be observed by the faithful throughout the world. Establishing shot - The Basilica of St. Mary Major. MLS - Church dignitaries led by Pope Pius XII. MCUS - Pope blessing with incense. MLS - Throngs of Catholics massed together in a holy Mass. CUS - America's ambassador Clair Luce. CUS - Pope Pius XII reading a special prayer he composed for the occasion. MCUS - Catholics crossing themselves. MCUS - Throngs of Catholics waving and cheering the Pope as he leaves carried above the crowd on his elevated chair giving his blessing.
Honeymoon's Sunny Modes
Dull in contrast and imagery Fashions for newlyweds, honeymoon bound on the Ocean Liner, The United States. For the bride, a wonderful trousseau, inspired by the gowns of movie star Janet Leigh. Establishing shot - Bell boy leads the way carrying luggage. MCUS - The Honeymooners are right behind him. MCUS - She takes off her coat exposing a pretty floral dress. CUD - The couple steal a kiss. CULS - Camera pulls back and you can see they're on board a ocean liner by the port holes behind the sofa, they are both enjoying a glass of champagne. CUS - Bridesmaid come in modeling a black dress accented by a white collar. CUS - Another bridesmaid comes in dressed in a pastel dress. CUS - Yet another bridesmaid comes in and she too is modeling a two piece dress with a polka-dot scarf, plus a polka dot petticoat under the dress,
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.02.00-DEAN identifying documents related to the ENEMIES LIST] Mr. DEAN.----prepared by a member of Mr. Colson's staff and forwarded to my office as a part of this general list, Senator ERVIN. That would be June 24, what year? Mr. DEAN. That is 1971. Senator ERVIN. Thank you. Mr. DASH. Could I have the documents back, Mr. Dean ? [00.02.16-ERVIN HUMOR!!!] Senator ERVIN. I can't forbear observing when I consider the list of opponents why the Democratic vote was so light in the general election. Senator BAKER. Mr. Chairman. Senator ERVIN. Yes, Sir. Senator BAKER. I really even in my wildest dreams 'would not think of trying to improve or embellish on your story but you told it better the first time -when -you leaned over to' me and you said "I think I am going to demand a recount," when you said "There are more enemies than we got votes." [Laughter.] Senator ERVIN. Senator Inouye. [00.03.07-INOUYE is going to confront DEAN with a memo prepared by the White House, which puts forth a strategy of "BLAME IT ALL ON DEAN"] Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman, the charges contained in Mr. Dean's testimony are extremely serious with potentially grave consequences. The President of the United States has been implicated, and because of the. gravity of these charges, I believe that the witness, Mr. John Dean, should be subjected by this committee to the most intense interrogation to test his credibility. It -would appear to me, that a most appropriate credibility test would be one prepared by the White House and as you, Mr. Chairman know, the White House has prepared a memorandum and a set of questions for use by this committee. These questions should serve as a substitute, admittedly not the very best, but a substitute for cross-examination of Mr. Dean by the President of the United States. Accordingly, I believe that it -would be most appropriate to use these questions and to use the memorandum, and I am certain that all of us here -will agree that, the President is entitled to his day in court. So with that in mind I wish to proceed, sir. [00.04.28] I have here a letter dated June 27, 1973, from the White House, Washington. It reads as follows: Dear Senator Inouye: We have noted your public expression of your willingness to use questions and a memorandum, previously furnished to the committee staff, in questioning Mr. Dean. We have today forwarded more up-to-date questioning to both the majority counsel and minority counsel for the committee. However, in view of your interest in this material, we thought it would be appropriate -to -send these questions directly to you. There is also enclosed herewith a slightly revised draft and updated version of the memorandum previously furnished to the committee staff. Sincerely, J. Fred Buzhardt, Special Counsel to the President, Mr. Chairman, I ask that this letter be made part of the record, sir. Senator ERVIN. Without objection, it is so ordered. The letter will be marked with the, appropriate exhibit number. Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman, I also request that the memo and the questions previously furnished to staff be, made part of the record at this point, sir. Senator ERVIN. I would suggest that, the memo, which is sort, of an expanded version of the White House logs, should be followed by this is a memorandum of counsel explaining the position of counsel in substance,. Senator INOUYE. Yes. Senator ERVIN. If there is no objection, it will be marked as an exhibit. [00.06.04-INOUYE proceeds with the memo-it is harsh toward DEAN, painting him as the major culprit of PLANNING as well as COVERUP of WATERGATE] Senator INOUYE. Mr. Chairman, I will now proceed with the memo which was received this morning from the White House. It goes as follows: [READING WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM-the "BLAME IT ALL ON DEAN" DEFENSE] It is a matter of record that John Dean knew of and participated in the planning that went into the break-in at Watergate, though the extent of his knowledge of that specific operation or of his approval of the, plan ultimately adopted have, not yet been established There, is no reason to doubt, however, that John Dean was the principal actor in the Watergate cover-up, and that while other motivations may have played a part, he had a great interest in covering up for himself. pre-June 17: Dean came to the White House from Justice from a background of working on problems of demonstrations and intelligence. Among those working under him at the White House were Tom Huston and Caulfield. Dean was involved in discussions in 1971 about the Sandwedge plan Caulfield proposed. Ehrlichman was told that the original authors of the $1 million plan were Dean and Liddy. [END OF QUOTED SECTION FROM W.H. MEMORANDUM] [00.07.12]
Guided Missile: Destroys Bomber In Spectacular Attack
Dull in contrast and imagery Official films lift the shroud of secrecy surrounding america's newest anti-aircraft guided missile, the Nike, named for the Greek goddess of victory. Spectacular scenes show the Nike unerringly tracking a remote-controlled flying fortress, and shattering the huge bomber in an awesome mid-air blast. Establishing shot - The Nike missile loaded on to an Army truck, trailer. CUS - Two Army men attached the two sections of missile together, the last pin is pulled and it ready for its tracking mission. CUS - The Nike is on it launching pad ready to take off. CUS - An operations officer looking at a very confusing rocket launching panel. CUS - Two officers have their headsets on as the seconds tick away. CUS - The verbal count down is taking place, "7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1, Fire!". CUS - Of the Army officer's hand clicking the switch. MLS - The missile taking off. CUS - Department of Defense, camera record these weapons that track down aircraft. CUS - An un-piloted plane and once again you hear the verbal count down taking place, "7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 intercept" and the plane is blown apart by the guided missile.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.07.12-DEAN reacts to the White House charge that DEAN was co-author of the LIDDY plan] Senator INOUYE. If I may I would like. to pause at this point. Would you care to comment, sir? Mr. DEAN. Is that in question form? Senator INOUYE. This is a quotation from Mr. Ehrlichman. Mr. DEAN. I have no recollection of advising Mr. Liddy of a $1 million plan. In fact to the contrary. When operation Sandwedge was shelved, and I think I have in ray testimony explained how that died a natural death, that the budget for that was set at $500,000, and all that were involved in reviewing that document, thought that was an excessive amount of money. Senator INOUYE. Well, I 'will continue, to quote: [READING FROM WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM] [00.07.59-More accusations by the WHITE HOUSE that DEAN was the ringleader of the breakin] Whatever the fact about this, it is clear that Dean attended the meetings that led up to adoption of the, Watergate plan, Dean introduced Mitchell (who had sponsored Dean for his White House position) to Liddy in November 1971. [END QUOTED SECTION] Mr. DEAN-. Senator, may I comment, right there? Senator INOUYE. Please do so. Mr. DEAN. I do not believe Mr. Mitchell sponsored me, to my knowledge to my White House position. I first heard of the White House interest in me when Mr. Krogh came to me and said would I be interested in going to the White House, and would John Mitchell let me come, to the White House? I said I did not know but I thought somebody else ought to take it Up With Mr. Mitchell rather than myself. So to the contrary, I do not believe Mr. Mitchell Sponsored me to the White House. In fact,, I recall some conversations when he counseled me against going to the White House. [00.08.55] Senator INOUYE. I will continue: [QUOTING FROM WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM] Dean introduced Magruder to Liddy in December 1971 and suggested Liddy for the combined position of general counsel and chief of intelligence-gathering for CRP. He told Magruder that Mitchell had hired Liddy. Dean, Liddy, Mitchell and 'Magruder met to discuss intelligence plans of this kind on January 27, 1972, and on February 4. Dean was not present at the final meeting on -March 30 when the $250,000 plan was approved. It is not clear whether he was not there because he disapproved or simply because he was not in Key Biscayne or because he wanted to try to keep his own record clean. [END QUOTED SECTION] [00.09.41-DEAN responds-he is calm in answering the charges] Mr. DEAN. I might Comment there, Senator. First of all, after I returned from the second meeting in Mr. Mitchell's office, and reported to Mr. Haldeman what had occurred and told him of My feelings about what -was Occurring, and that I wanted to have no part, in it, and told him I thought no one, in the White House should have any part in it. He agreed and told me, to have no part, in it and I have no' knowledge that there -was going to be a meeting in Key Biscayne and did not learn about that meeting until long after June 17, 1972, Senator INOUYE. [continues reading] He is reported as having said that "he did not think it was appropriate for him to be in on these conversations." He is reported to have said at a meeting in Mitchell's office that we should not discuss this in front Of Mitchell Or in the Attorney General's office. At some point during the spring Magruder phoned Dean and asked him to talk to Liddy to try to calm him down. At another point, Dean, knowing that a bugging operation was under serious consideration, called Magruder and referred to the importance of Liddy's intelligence activities. [END QUOTED SECTION FROM WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM] [00.10.55] Mr. DEAN. I would like to comment on that. I do not believe that is quite accurate, Senator. What happened is Mr. Strachan at the White House called me, I believe I did receive a call from Mr. Magruder tell telling me that he had developed a very strained relationship with Mr. Liddy. Like when Strachan called me because I believe he told me he had been talking with Mr. Liddy, he said, "What should I do?" I said it sounds like a personality and a, personnel problem and I suggested that he not bother Mr. Mitchell with it but rather take it to Mr. Mardian and let Mr. Mardian resolve any problem because they do need a general counsel over there. [00.11.38] Senator INOUYE. [continuing] [QUOTING FROM WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM*** The White House bigshots close ranks to dispute DEAN'S testimony] This arose after an argument between Magruder and Liddy. Dean urged Magruder not to let personal animosity "get in the way of the project." Also in March 1973 Dean claimed to Haldeman that in the spring of 1972 he had told Haldeman that he had been to two meetings at which unacceptable and outlandish deals for intelligence gathering had been rejected by himself and by Mitchell and that he, Dean, proposed not to attend any more such meetings. Haldeman has no personal recollection of Dean telling him about the meetings at the time but is "willing to accept that as a possibility." Post June 17. [00.12.24] [END QUOTED SECTION FROM W.H. MEMORANDUM] Mr. DEAN. If I might just comment there, following June 17 and the break-in the first, time I had a discussion with Mr. Haldeman about these facts I had already reported them to Mr. Ehrlichman, He remembered perfectly well and very clearly the fact that I had come to him shortly after the second meeting. [00.12.50] +
World's Largest Globe
Audio is low on screener The world's largest globe, 28 feet in diameter, is unveiled. Built at a $200,000 cost, it shows the world as it would look to an observer 5,000 miles out in space. The globe is intended to help business students visualize the problems of global economic planning. Establishing shot - The huge globe is unveiled. Three men standing together pointing to the globe. CUS - The faces of these three men. MCUS - Rear shot of a man sitting on a chair wearing a hat watching the globe.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 27, 1973 (1/2)
[00.12.50-Sen. INOUYE confronts DEAN with a memo prepared by the WHITE HOUSE, using it as a form of cross-examination-THE MEMO IS ACTUALLY PRETTY FUNNY IN IT'S ATTEMPT TO "BLAME IT ALL ON DEAN", it's so blatantly transparent that it's sad, actually] Senator INOUYE. [continues reading] [QUOTING FROM WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM] Whatever the facts may be on the matters that are uncertain in the spring of 1972 about Dean's knowledge or specific approval of the break-in, it must have been clear to Dean as a lawyer when he heard on June 17 of Watergate that he was in personal difficulty. The Watergate affair was too clearly the outgrowth of the discussions and plans he had been in on that he might well be regarded as a conspirator with regard to them. He must immediately have realized that his patron Mitchell, would also be involved. It appears that Ehrlichman called Dean on June 17 to advise him of the problem and to direct him to take charge of it for the White House. Even without an instruction this would have been his responsibility as counsel for the President, from the time Or the occurrence and he was active in that role from the moment of his return to the city a day or two after the break-in, This is a statement from Mr. Ehrlichman's deposition. On June 19, Dean met with Liddy, Mitchell, Strachan and Magruder and Sloan. Dean, Mitchell, and Magruder also met with LaRue and Mardian that evening at Mitchell's apartment, At these meetings the coverup plan was hatched-- This is from the Magruder testimony-- A Series of meetings followed throughout the summer. [END QUOTED SECTION FROM W.H. MEMORANDUM ATTACKING DEAN] [00.14.11] Mr. DEAN. Senator, I just might footnote as you go along. I believe, that the policy regarding the coverup was set, long before I returned from the Far East over the weekend of the break-in and -when I came, to the office and talked to Mr. Strachan 'I realized that the White House already decided initially that it was going to start, destroying incriminating documents and certainly was not going to step forward as to what its knowledge Of the matter was at that, point in time. Senator INOUYE. If I may ask at this point, when you refer to the White House had decided, who do you mean by the White House? Mr. DEAN. I am sorry. Senator, I did not hear you. Senator INOUYE. You have just testified that the White House had decided. Mr. DEAN. Well, I mean by that that certainly Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman, because 'Mr. Haldeman had given specific instructions to Mr. Strachan to destroy the incriminating documents that were in his possession. [00.15.12] Senator INOUYE. [QUOTING FROM WHITE HOUSE MEMORANDUM ATTACKING DEAN] "At these meetings the coverup plan was hatched. A series of meetings followed throughout the summer. Dean and Mitchell were Magruder's principal contacts on the, coverup. Dean was not, merely one of the architects of the coverup plan. He was also its most active participant. Magruder correctly concluded that, Dean 'was involved in all aspects of this coverup,'" and this is, from the Magruder testimony. "It was Dean who suggested to Haldeman that the FBI was concerned that it, might run into a, CIA operation." This is from Mr. Haldeman, If you wish to comment I hope you will. [00.15.57] Mr. DEAN. Yes. As you recall, when I testified I had been asked by Mr. Ehrlichman to stay abreast of what was happening in the Department of Justice. In my meeting with Mr. Gray, which I believe was on the 21st, Mr. Gray told me of the fact that they had uncovered banking transactions in Mr. Barker's account and were at that time looking for the Dahlberg check and the Mexican money and, indeed, I did report this back as the, reporting channels had been developed to my superiors. Senator INOUYE. Were you truly concerned---- [00.16.38] Senator ERVIN. Suppose you name, the superiors you reported to? Mr. DEAN-. Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman. Senator INOUYE. Were you truly concerned that the, CIA was in fact, involved? Mr. DEAN. I had no idea that the CIA was involved at that point in time. Senator INOUYE. Why did you suggest that, the CIA might be involved? Mr. DEAN. This, as I believe I testified, was not, at this point in time but that was at a later date when I went over to Mr. Gray's again and he told me his theories of the case. I explained these to Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman that one of his theories was that the CIA was involved. I had no idea, that Mr. Haldeman and Mr. Ehrlichman were going to meet with Mr. Helms, and General Walters, that was unknown to me until I subsequently was so informed by Mr. Ehrlichman but not as to the substance of the meeting they had held. [00.17.37]
Auto Assembly
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Auto Industry
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Auto Plant Exteriors
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Auto Assembly Line
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Office Interior
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Loading and Unloading Cars
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Miss Canada Chosen.
Audio is low on screener Canada's fairest vie for the title of miss Canada and the right to represent the nation in the miss universe contest. The winner-lovely Miss Dalyce Smith, of the Yukon. Establishing shot - The contestants queue up in front of the judges and audience. CUS - Audience. Below the stage up - Models parading around in their bathing suits. LL - Stage and the contestants. MCUS - Miss Lane of Winnipeg a gifted dancer wins the crown in the talent competition. CUS - Miss Dalyce Smith is the favorite of the audience and she wins the big crown for the day
Sports, Jack La Lanne
Audio is low on screener Handcuffed swimmer Jack La Lanne (Jack LaLanne) makes it to the mainland from Alcatraz. It's legal, of course-and an astonishing feat of skill and endurance. Establishing shot - Alcatraz and Jack La Lanne oiling up for a swim. CUS - The skipper of the boat hand cuffs Jack. CUS - Jack dives into the water hand cuffed and does sort of a breast stroke. CUS - Jack makes it in 55 minutes and the spectators applaud and welcome him.
Sports World Fights Juvenile Delinquency
Audio is low on screener A veritable who's who in the sports world meets with President Eisenhower to offer their assistance in combating juvenile delinquency by providing sports outlets for youthful energies. Establishing shot - President Eisenhower surrounded by sports greats. CUS - Willie Mayes, baseball. CUS - President Eisenhower and Bobby Jones, golfing great. CUS - Jack Fleck, Lloyd Magnum and Billy Joe Patten, golfers. CUS - A young Vice President Nixon
Morocco Riots: Terror Mounts In Revolt Of Arabs
Audio is low on screener Another bloody colonial crisis confronts France in north Africa. In 3 days of uncontrolled rioting by Arab nationalists, at least 80 are killed, and whole sections of the city looted and burned. Establishing shot - Throngs of people revolting . MCUS - Building on fire. MLS - People running down a street. MCUS - Firemen fighting a burning building. MCUS - People running with buckets. MCUS - Building on fire. MCUS - Burning cars in the streets. MLS - Fireman with a small hose trying to contain a fire in a burning shop. CUS - Up-side-down car. MCUS - Garbage all over the street, people standing by a gated business. MCUS - Business with broken windows. MLS - Lawbreakers, or rioters standing facing a building against the wall. MLS - French police standing guard over the law breakers.
Oil Blaze and Blasts Sweep Town
Audio is low on screener Whiting Indiana is almost engulfed in flames and smoke that roll 400 feet into the air as an oil refinery fire runs amuck, for almost two days on the shores of Lake Michigan. A million gallons of gasoline pose almost an impossible task for firefighters. A series of blast and explosions rock the country side. Despite heroic efforts the explosions hurl tons of steel from storage tanks into the community. Establishing shot - Thick black smoke billowing up into the sky from the oil refinery. Aerial shot - Oil tanks on fire. LS - This clip is shot in a Whiting, IN neighborhood. You can see the fire and smoke in a short distance. MLS - Smoke and fire filling the sky. MLS - Firefighters with fire hoses directing the water at the fiery blaze. MS - Some of the fire spread to the street, thick smoke and fire. CUS - A few firemen putting the fire out on the grass and streets. CUS - A the oil containers exploded they hurled huge chunks of steel that landed on pedestrians lawns, houses and garages. Houses, garages, cars lawns are destroyed by the huge hunks of steel that flew through the air.