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1) FOOD FOR NEEDY FAMILIES: MY TITLE) President
Kennedy orders food to be given to the needy and out of work families in
America―Charleston, West Virginia is featured―begins with empty coal
cars sitting in the train yards of the city―efforts of the community to
distribute the new foods to the needy is shown as well as radio and television
playing a part in teaching those receiving the donated food how to cook with
efficiency and taste in mind―poor family shown eating with new food
1961
2) READER'S DIGEST PROMO: great
color―President Eisenhower interviewed in 1966 re criticism towards the
draft―he urges the American public to become trained for military duties
(young men) and educated―discusses his policies published in Reader's
Digest this month
3) U.S. AIR FORCE: general promotion for the need
of American citizens to become trained for the Air Force and become part of
America's winning team―footage of aircraft shown and cadets in school
4) RED CROSS: animated―different scenes of
emergency with narration questioning if you are prepared in case of
disaster―take Red Cross courses now
5) AIRCRAFT: (MY TITLE) B&W―silent
footage of one type of aircraft taking off, flying, landing
NOT A COMMERCIAL
6) AIR FORCE RESERVE: reddish―doctors and
nurses in training to prepare for service in case of disaster
7) NATO: B&W―brief history of NATO and
its reason for existence and a request for support
8) TEXAS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: good color―man
lies on street with people surrounding him because he had a heart
attack―narration informs us he has high blood pressure and his non stop
working caused the attack―ambulance comes and paramedics cover him up
9) AIR FORCE: B&W―for young men
interested in an exciting career as a pilot or navigator―footage of actual
pilots and navigators at work―starts with football team and translates to
the team of the Air Force pilot and navigator
10) STAR-SPANGLED BANNER: great color―USAF
jets fly in formation with the Air Force Song played
11) STAR-SPANGLED BANNER: great
color―excellent trick flying footage of the USAF Thunderbirds in action
with Air Force Song playing
12) U.S. AIR FORCE: Jacqueline Cochran urges young
women in college to join the Air Force and experience travel and paid
vacations celebrity
13) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: John Cochran sits at desk
and describes the program for young men wanting to get ahead―the Army
Reserve is the fastest way to serve and return home in six months
14) JET POWERED GO-CART: (MY TITLE)
B&W―story of Jack McClure who developed a small Go-Cart with twin jet
engines―he races regular drag racers and beats them at speeds of up to 175
mph NOT A
COMMERCIAL
15) U.S. ARMY: 1985―member of the Army
Soccer Team describes the advantages of joining the Army for life skills and
job preparation
16) THUNDERBIRDS AT HOME: B&W―the
Thunderbirds arrive back to their base where the ground crew is interviewed to
show how talented and spirited they are―think of them the next time you
see an Air Force jet fly overhead―footage of men working on planes
1963
17) U.S. MARINE RESERVE: good
color―clearing local roads and building childrens playgrounds are only
some of the rewards of joining the Marine Reserve―three reserves running
with children
18) U.S. AIR FORCE: good color―footage of
men working on planes―"look into a career in the U.S. Air Force"
19) U.S. AIR FORCE: B&W―you could be
eligible to as a college graduate to join the aerospace team―footage of
various
20) U.S. ARMY: Paul is "Your Man in
Tokyo"―he's working on state of the art electronic equipment for
modernizing hospitals in Japan―Be like Paul...join the Army
21) U.S. NAVY NURSE: as a Navy nurse she will
travel to far off lands and meet interesting people―if you are a
registered nurse, investigate the Navy
22) NATIONAL GUARD: animated B&W―two
little boys are playing chess talking about what each wants to be when they grow
up―everything one describes is included in the one career the other
suggests―the National Guard
March 1963
23) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: B&W Tony Kubeck of
the New York Yankees describes his reasons for joining the reserve and urges all
young men out there to join a winning team
24) AIR FORCE R.O.T.C.: good color―split
screen showing all of the various activities you can participate in with the Air
Force
25) U.S. AIR FORCE: Same as No. 18
26) U.S. AIR FORCE: another barrier has
fallen―Blacks are included in the Air Force―the doors of
opportunity are swinging wide open
27) U.S. MARINE CORPS RESERVE: Celebrity―Ed
McMahon sitting in his den urging us to join the reserve
28) U.S. AIR FORCE: red tint―various Air
Force activities shown―people smiling as they work―urging us to join
1) U.S.
MARINE CORPS RESERVE: red fade―celebrity―Ed McMahon―standing
in his den explaining his experience with the corps and the continual need a few
good men
2) U.S. COAST GUARD: B&W―shots of ships
in the sea and members of the Coast Guard marching on base―"if you
are looking for action join the Coast Guard"
3) NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS: great
color―shots of Native Americans standing in regular dress
clothes―"American Indians are wanted and needed in American
Industry"―
4) BETTER MENTAL HEALTH: B&W―man
standing in his office― learn how you can help yourself and find help if
needed in dealing with life―send away for this booklet entitled, "How
To Deal With Your Tensions" Bob
Dixon 1959-1960
5) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: red fade―footage of
tanks and soldiers in training―"the army needs you
6) U.S. MARINE CORPS: B&W―officer
describing the importance of physical training you can receive in the Marines
7) ARMY R.O.T.C.: red fade―young man playing
basketball as narrator describes what his experience would be like in the Army
R.O.T.C. program
8) U.S. MARINE CORPS AVIATION:
B&W―footage of two jet fighters performing an air to air refueling
9) U.S. ARMY: B&W―animated―little
bee goes around to former Army members to push them to make a 'B-line' to the
recruiter's office to discover what they can earn for their rank, pay and
retirement
10) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: B&W―Tony Kubeck
of New York Yankees baseball, standing in locker room with Army uniform on urges
men to join the reserve―celebrity
sports
11) U.S. COAST GUARD: B&W―college
students should apply for officer candidate training―footage of students
on campus and members performing various USCG duties
12) U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY: B&W―footage of
Academy students at work and physical activities including football and dances,
to show the benefits of completion
13) AEROSPACE FOOTAGE:
B&W―silent―rocket booster testing and take-offs
14) AIRPORT TRANSPORT:
B&W―silent―footage of a passenger loader that comfortably
transports about ten people from the airport to the airplane―replacing the
need to walk to the plane―before terminals with walkways were used
15) U.S. ARMY: red fade―"your man in
Livorno"―featuring one 20-year-old who is seeing Italy like no
tourist ever could―working on the 'sweetest' sound equipment available in
today's "Action Army"
16) U.S. AIR FORCE: B&W―footage of
R.O.T.C. program and various options for you in the Air Force
17) U.S. COAST GUARD: B&W―footage of
soldiers marching and
various machinery and locations you can work on
and experience in the Coast Guard
18) U.S. AIR FORCE: excellent color―various
shots of jet fighter performing maneuvers with Air Force Song playing
19) U.S. MARINE CORPS: B&W―general
recruitment narration with footage of various activities and training in the
marine corps
20) NATIONAL GUARD: B&W―sleep soundly
because the national guard is watching―footage of soldiers on night watch
and military base activity
21) U.S. AIR FORCE NURSE CORPS: B&W―a
woman's hands are shown performing various medical activities―"these
hands could be yours" by joining the Nurse Corps―paid vacations and
travel are shown
22) AEROSPACE: B&W―silent footage of
astronauts performing various training activities inside cockpit
23) USO: excellent color―montage of still
photographs of USO members helping soldiers deal with their time
abroad―support your USO
24) PEACE CORPS―excellent
color―footage of woman in Africa bringing in the harvest as she rides into
the village on a wagon―"Its the toughest job you'll ever love"
25) ARMED FORCES DAY: great color―footage of
all sections of the armed forces performing different maneuvers and activities
advertising Armed Forces Day as the third Saturday in May
26) NATIONAL GUARD RESERVE: excellent
color―two men in the middle of training discuss their job security and
vacation time―urges employers to continue support
27) UNITED NATIONS: B&W―different
languages spoken and sung while "peace" is written in different
languages on screen
28) CIVIL SERVICE:
B&W―animated―people of different occupations are shown standing
in line as a representation of the diversity of those willing to join the Civil
Service
29) WORLD REFUGEES: B&W―record album
entitled "All Star Festival" with various artists including Andy
Williams and Nat King Cole is on sale to support the world's refugees―on
sale for four dollars
30) U.S. AIR FORCE: B&W―"The Age of
Space is Here"―see your Air Force recruiter―footage of men
working on jet fighter
31) U.S. ARMY: B&W―footage of young
nurse enjoying Hawaii and working hard as an Army Nurse/"Your girl in
Hawaii"
32) NASA: B&W―footage of rocket booster
being tested and silent footage of men working on main frame computers
33) USO: shot of empty house―"imagine
your having to move every two years. Support your local USO"
34) MOVIE PROMO: B&W―cuts are too short
to make anything from it but the title of Walt Disney's "Son of Flubber"
is shown
35) AEROSPACE: B&W―silent―various
footage of men and women working on computers and machines and astronaut testing
equipment
36) CIVIL AIR PATROL: B&W―world shown as
clock ticking with narration of importance of Civil Air Patrol
37) U.S. ARMY: B&W―song explains that
you can choose your job arena before you enlist in the "modern army"
38) USO: great color―one shot of stage
lights―"after the song is sung the USO is still there"
39) U.S. AIR FORCE: great color―footage of
jet fighter in the air―"nothing can stop you"
40) U.S. NAVY RECRUITER: animated color―man
doing regular job sees the Navy as exciting and challenging
41) U.S. AIR FORCE: B&W―sticker on car
says "Air Force family"―you could be the man behind the sticker
42) U.S. NAVY: animated color―boy and girl
dancing―boy rises into the sky and becomes a pilot
43) VA: B&W animated―man walking through
hospital giving nurse, baby and wife cigars because of the benefits he's
received from the VA
44) U.S. MARINE CORPS: footage of young men in
training
45) USO: excellent color―shot of young man
on phone―"imagine being thousands of miles away from your
home"--support your local USO
46) NATIONAL GUARD AND RESERVE:
color―different sections of National Guard shown
47) U.S. ARMY: Same as No. 31
48) U.S. NAVY: nurse and naval officer discussing
advantages of joining
49) U.S. NAVY: great color―features a man
who made the choice to go back to Vietnam and join Operation Helping Hand to
help rehabilitate Vietnamese soldiers―footage of Ralph giving shots to
farm animals and assisting farmers with their families
50) U.S. ARMY: B&W―boy in gas station
sees luggage of officer in car he's filling up―he dreams of all the places
the officer has visited―recruiter gives boy his card and drives off
51) DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE: montage of still
photographs showing soldiers and nurses overseas receiving their Christmas
gifts―shop and mail early so they receive your gifts on time
52) ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING:
1963―B&W―Walter Abel sitting at his desk urging us to
give―religious collection in four religions
53) ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING:
1963―B&W―Walter Abel in longer spot with detail of the type of
people in need of our help overseas―your church will hold a collection on
March 24
54) AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION: good color―a
pair of twins are featured―these men live and work together and have the
same number of children―Jack smokes, Fred doesn't--the difference between
them is that Jack won't be around as long as Fred will
55) HEART FUND: B&W―narrated by Johnny
Carson―music accompanies his description of the
56) UNITED DESOTO WALLPAPER―great
color―you only need to apply water for it to stick and just peel it off
when it is time to redecorate NOT A
PSA
57) NATIONAL WILDLIFE FOUNDATION: great
color―animated and live action―cartoon man moves letters of the word
WILDLIFE to reveal different types of animals
58) AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION: excellent
color―footage of different tests being made to discover breathing risks
for various occupations
1) NASA: artist featured for covering Columbia's
missions―new postage stamp is introduced
2) TV PROMO: "My Friend Tony"
3) COUNCIL FOR BETTER HEARING: Nanette Fabray with
boy playing piano
4) TV PROMO: "The D.A."―with
Robert Conrad
5) Rotary Mower: man mowing lawn
6) Pollution Probe: Canada Power company: light
switch shown with many plugs
7) Speed National Highway Network:
silent―B/W―machines working on road
8) RELIGIOUS: Unity Television―Lloyd
Bridges―the word is "free"
9) SAVE THE CHILDREN: footage of young girl in
India
10) PROJECT HOPE: shot of sun and sky
11) MICHIGAN HEART ASSOCIATION: teenager eating
and smoking
12) COMMERCIAL: Purina Dog Chow―dog in
kitchen
13) PSA: U.S. Postal Service: Horatio Alger stamp
introduced ―USA 20 cents
14) TV PROMO: "This is My
Alaska"―Leroy Sheebo―footage of hunting and fishing in Alaska
15) TV PROMO: same as above with different hunting
footage
16) U.S. POSTAL SERVICE: George Washington
featured―shot of Mt. Vernon―one cent stamp for 1982
17) DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS: V.A. hospital
shown―men in disabled men sit in park
18) CRIME PREVENTION COALITION: "McGruff the
dog"―elderly woman and black man featured as crime stoppers
19) SHETLAND FLOOR POLISHER: B/W footage of
polisher on phonograph and hard wood floor―silent
NOT A PSA
20) Ceramic Electrical Protectors: B/W footage of
protectors shaped and decorated―high voltage conveyer belt
21) SOCIAL SECURITY: two men in record keeping
department
22) TV PROMO: NBC―"Banyon" with
Robert Forester
23) NATIONAL WILDLIFE FOUNDATION:
Wetlands―different waterways shown―animals and recreation featured
24) AMERICAN RED CROSS: boy and girl learn to swim
with parents
25) PREVENT CHILD ABUSE: boy looks into camera
crying
26) PROJECT HOPE: S.S. Hope featured on the water
27) State Employment Service: teenage boys on
street pitching quarters
28) VISTA: men and women building side windows on
house
29) TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION: featuring George
Peppard
30) AMERICAN RED CROSS: artwork shown of women
helping children
31) TV PROMO: NBC―"Madigan" with
Richard Widmark
32) NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION: voice of Robert
Redford
featuring Bald Eagle
33) DIRECT DEPOSIT: woman walks through
bank―for government checks
34) ST. JUDE CHILDREN'S RESEARCH HOSPITAL: Danny
Thomas stands with children diagnosed with Cancer
35) AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY: three women
play racquet ball―fight against Breast Cancer
36) ST. JUDE CHILDREN'S RESEARCH HOSPITAL: kids
play in park
also with Danny Thomas
37) RELIGIOUS: National Lutheran
Council―George A. Heimerich urges us all to attend church
38) RELIGIOUS: same campaign as above with younger
spokesman
39) RELIGIOUS: Religion in American Life―man
and girl walk into Church
40) RELIGIOUS: same campaign as No. 38
41) LIONS CLUB: woman walks in park―ad for
aiding the blind
42) VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS: Ed McMahon stands in
park
43) HEART FUND: Senor Wences and his puppets
44) NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL: pool
safety―neighbors come over to swim
45) DISABLED VETERANS ASSOCIATION: young girl in
flower costume
46) U. S. FOREST SERVICE: beautiful girl unmasks
to reveal her true identity as "Smokey the bear"―prevent forest
fire
47) HEART FUND: mother and her baby
48) U. S. FOREST SERVICE:
animated―"Smokey the Bear" in burning tree with city in
background
49) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: animated―message to
invest
50) RED CROSS: Water Safety Program―father
and daughter in living room
1) CONTINENTAL AIR COMMAND: classic mixture of
Cold War militarism and Christianity as Continental Air Command wishes public a
Merry Christmas―little boy unwraps his gifts under Xmas tree while
announcer tells how secure he is because of American military
strength―state and religion(1950s)
2) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: flying bomb successfully tested 11/21/17 at Amityville, New York robot bomber no
op.
3) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: first enemy jet MIG-15 destroyed by USAF jet over Yalu River in Korean War
11/8/50 no op.
4) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: D-Day began 6/6/44 no
op.
5) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: MATS
C-133 first delivered ICBM Atlas missile to site
in Wyoming 11/3/59
no op.
6) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: first time a Stark missile flew 5,000 miles across the Atlantic on-target
USAF "power means peace power"
10/31/57 no op.
7) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: Major Richard Vong shot down his 40th enemy airplane becoming the all-time
Ace of American military―called "the ruler of the air" between
New Guinea and Philippines Nov. 1944
no op.
8) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: the 8th Air Force made one of the largest raids against German V-2
sites―over 1,300 aircraft used
12/24/43
9) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: General Clair Chenault's 14th Air Force struck enemy on Formosa for the
first time―no U.S. aircraft lost 11/25/43
10) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: U.S. bombs German installations in Italy in Operation Strangle
March 28, 1944
11) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: mid-air refueling 58 F-84 jets on trans-Pacific flight of 10,000 miles
(with seven stops) for first time―proved precision of refueling in air
7/17/52
12) CHRYSLER PROMO: executive predicts rosy future
from vantage point of 1965
13) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army Nurse
Corps―recreates the life of Florence Nightingale with Crimean War
recreations
14) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Robert Fulton
launches steamship―join the Transportation Corps
15) NEWS REPORT: Christmas trees being harvested
16) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Isaac Newton deduces
the law of gravity
17) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Thomas
Edison―with actual historic footage of the inventor
18) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Bobby Jones
wins the grand slam in 1930―actual sports footage of Jones in golf wins
19) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―The Oklahoma
Land Rush―has filmed recreation of Cherokee Strip dash for free land
April 22, 1889
20) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Edmund Hilary
conquers Mt. Everest in 1953―still pictures―join Army Combat
Services
21) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Panama Canal
built and President Wilson unites the two oceans―actual footage
October 1913
22) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―British General
Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown―still pictures
23) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―General Walter
Reed conquers Yellow Fever in 1900―still pictures
medical
24) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―the first
Memorial Day classic Indianapolis 500 automobile race―has actual film
footage of this sports event May
30, 1911
25) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―women gain the
right to vote with Tennessee ratification of 19th amendment―has actual
suffragette film footage August 28,
1920
26) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Jim Thorpe
named greatest in sports―actual film footage and still photographs of this
Native American athlete
27) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Louis Pasteur
is spotlighted―footage from Warner Bros. feature film―conquest of
the microbe
28) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Nathan Hale
hanged during the Revolutionary War in 1776
29) MOVIE PROMO: Cat Ballou
B&W
30) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Galileo
discovers new planetary arrangement
31) GREAT MOMENTS: U.S. Army―Babe Ruth calls
his home run in World Series game against Chicago Cubs in Wrigley Field in 1932
1) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE
AEROSPACE AGE: bomber attack in Germany is first for Americans
July 4, 1942
2) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: dedication of new Air Force
Academy at temporary location in Colorado
July 11, 1955
3) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: B-52s nonstop flight around the world in a single day
January 18, 1957
4) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: first test-run on supersonic research track in Utah
July 8, 1955
5) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: open new Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs
April 1, 1954
6) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: first daylight bombing of the Germany
January 27, 1943
7) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: first powered flight of X-15―launched from a B-52 airplane September
17, 1959
8) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: balloon altitude record set at 102,000 feet
August 19, 1957
9) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: B-50 named Lucky Lady makes nonstop round-the-world flight in 94 hours March 2, 1949
10) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: celebrate V-E Day in New York City and Paris, France
May 8, 1945
11) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: Air Corps transport (T-2) flies coast to coast―from New York City to
San Diego in 27 hours May 3, 1923
12) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
World War I airplane armada
September 12, 1918
13) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: first Bomarc missile launched―directly hits a drone aircraft
January 15, 1959
14) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: spotlight Berlin Airlift's largest day
April 15, 1949
15) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: launch Explorer I to 60,000 feet, a new altitude record
July 28, 1964
16) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: set altitude record for manned flight at 126,000 feet in an X-2
September 7, 1956
17) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: simulated trip to moon by Airman Farrell
February 16, 1958
18) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: launch Pioneer V March
11, 1960
19) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: Titan ICBM launched for first time February
6, 1959
20) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
General Doolittle's raid on Tokyo
April 18, 1942
21) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: space biology experiment in high altitude research
Aerobee rocket launch April
18, 1951
22) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE:
nonstop distance record of 4000 miles in under 10 hours set by B-47
August 4, 1953
23) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE:
first flight of X-13 vertical takeoff
April 11, 1957
24) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE:
Armed Forces Day 3rd
Saturday in May
25) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE: 1953
first
mid-air refueling jet by jet
September 1, 1953
26) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE: B-25
bomber retired February 23,
1959
27) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE:
aircraft Question Mark remained aloft for 150 hours through first aerial
refueling January 7, 1929
28) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE:
first solo non-stop crossing of Atlantic Ocean accomplished by Charles Lindbergh
May 21, 1927
29) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE:
first automatic landing without pilot or tower help
August 23, 1957
30) HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS IN THE AEROSPACE AGE: June
6, 1944 D-Day landing
1) TOMORROW THE STARS: bombing run testing in
California desert―Lowell Thomas
2) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
B-59 "Billy Mitchell" bomber is retired
on February 23, 1959
3) TOMORROW THE STARS: test pilot ejection seat
technology using dummies―desert sled footage
4) TOMORROW THE STARS: airplane space-capsule
recovery technique is tested―try to catch space capsule returning from
space in midair
5) TOMORROW THE STARS: Bomark missile men on
guard―defensive interceptor missile
6) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: refueling airplane in midair
7) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: another phase
of the desert sled and testing of pilot ejection
10) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: August 19, 1957 USAF doctor rides balloon to highest point in man's history
11) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
July 21, 1959 first recovery of Atlas ICBM nose
cone―good rocket blast off footage
12) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
July 4, 1942―first US bomber attack on
German territory―bomb Dutch airdromes―aerospace superiority is
lauded as essential for victory
13) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
March 11, 1962―blast off from Cape Canaveral
14) TOMORROW THE STARS: missile test center work
on Triton missile―-first tested in in 1960―Cape Canaveral
footage―-can also deliver nuclear warhead―good blastoff footage
15) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE:
February 6, 1959―first firing of Titan ICBM
16) TOMORROW THE STARS: Strategic Air Command now
equipped with Hound Dog Air-to-surface missile―show missile in action
17) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: August 4, 1953―B-47 flies over 4000 miles in 9 hrs 53 mins―now
refueling in midair is common
18) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: March 14, 1960―Operation Big Slam uses MATS to move troops to Puerto
Rico
19) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: September 7, 1956 USAF pilot flies X-2 to 126,000 feet, then it is dropped
and flies to even greater historic altitude
20) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: October 11, 1957―ICBM Thor missile exceeds its 1500 mile design
range―soars over 2000 miles―good footage of blastoff
21) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: January 15, 1959―Bomarck missile hits its drone jet target
22) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: December 10, 1954 Lt. Stapp rides rocket sled to new land speed record of
632 mph
23) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: October 14, 1947―Captain Chuck Yeager flies X-1 to new speed
record―breaks sound barrier
24) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: October 22, 1957―4-stage rocket fired into space to record
altitude―at least 2700 miles into space
25) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: November 11, 1956―first supersonic medium bomber―B 58 Hustler
is inaugurated
26) ANOTHER HISTORIC HIGHLIGHT IN THE AEROSPACE
AGE: October 31, 1957―Snark missile is first ICBM cruise
missile―flies 5000 miles across Atlantic on target
8.47
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS 
1) INFLATION CAN BE STOPPED: various people
take "the national piggy test"―cause inflation by demanding
higher wages, not comparison-shopping, raising prices―their heads turn
into pig heads to demonstrate how they act "piggy"
excellent color
2) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: restaurant (1984 CAMPAIGN)
3) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: mime smoking a
cigarette (1984
CAMPAIGN)
4) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: mime explains risk
factors (1984)
5) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: Looking for Trouble
30 seconds (1984)
6) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: Looking for Trouble
10 seconds (1984)
7) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: Carnival A (1984)
8) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: Carnival B (1984)
9) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: Drive-in
(1984)
10) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: automobiles 30 seconds (1984)
11) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: automobiles 10 seconds (1984)
12) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: President Lyndon
B. Johnson appeals for support for heart research by giving to the Heart
Association―excellent color
13) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: President Lyndon B.
Johnson on July 4, 1966 plugs for the bonds
14) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: from Vietnam General
William C. Westmoreland plugs for these bonds and support for troops in Vietnam
in this "struggle for peace" and against "Communist
aggression"
15) HIRE THE HANDICAPPED: Jocelyn Gill is a doctor
with Federal Government―stricken with multiple sclerosis in 1945
16) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: Sgt. James S. Rutledge is
black Army man on Bond a Month Plan while in Vietnam War
17) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: action scenes in Vietnam
War
18) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: pennies from a child added
up to bond
19) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: MOS tell why they buy
bonds
20) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: Michael Landon plugs bonds
celebrity
21) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: Andy Williams plugs bonds
celebrity
22) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: jet lands on carrier in
Gulf of Tonkin―Commander of air fleet plugs bonds
23) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: history of bonds from 1941
to 1966 s
24) ELECTRIC SHOCK: man falls from stool when
shocked while adjusting wiring on ceiling lamp―shows the proper way to
handle electricity―"Remember, electricity is your friend.
Handle it with care and respect."
Ontario Canadian PSA
25) SAFE DRIVING: be a safe driver―from
Kentucky Department of Public Safety
26) SAFE DRIVING: be a safe driver―from
Kentucky Department of Public Safety
27) SAFE DRIVING: Mary needs windshield
wipers―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
28) SAFE DRIVING: teenage driver―from
Kentucky Department of Public Safety
29) SAFE DRIVING: Lou is a safe driver―from
Kentucky Department of Public Safety
30) SAFE DRIVING: be a safe driver―from
Kentucky Department of Public Safety
31) SAFE DRIVING: avoid "turnpike
hypnosis"―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
30 seconds
32) SAFE DRIVING: turnpike speeds not safe on side
roads―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
30 seconds
33) SAFE DRIVING: teenage driver―from
Kentucky Department of Public Safety 30
seconds
34) SAFE DRIVING: do not daydream while
driving―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
35) SAFE DRIVING: seat belts―mom and her
kids―most accidents occur within 25 miles of home and at speeds of less
than 30 mph―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
36) SAFE DRIVING: lively child in backseat is a
hazard―use seat belts―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
10 seconds
37) SAFE DRIVING: kid chases ball into the
street―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
10 seconds
38) SAFE DRIVING: woman opens door into
traffic―from Kentucky Department of Public Safety
10 seconds
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