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1) Shirley MacLaine speaks to
theater audiences about need for them to contribute in helping film industry in
its support of the Will Rogers Memorial Hospital and Research Institute in
Saraneck Lake, New York―hospital battles tuberculosis TB, chronic heart
disease, and lung cancer―this is THEATRICAL charity appeal, not a
TELEVISION PSA
2) John Wayne speaks for the
Freedom's Foundation―strident and worshipful patriotism should be taught
to children or else we may lose the struggle with Communism in the
world―this spoken with old-fashioned 4th of July celebration (with 19th
century cowboy antics) in foreground―then Wayne in cowboy garb speaks
directly on camera
3) Eddie Fisher says education is
one of this nation's many blessings to be counted―support
schools―for National Education Week 1954-1955
4) Victor Borge for mail-forwarding
when you move and use of the new ZIP Code system
5) Carroll O'Connor talks about smog
and air pollution―from Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
6) Jack Benny re problem drinkers
and drunk driving―from U.S. Department of Transportation
1969
7) Pat Paulsen in comic fishing
routine for water pollution from Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
8) Bob Hope for energy
conservation―PSA from Texaco gasoline
9) Art Linkletter urges calm
understanding and treatment of drug abuse and drug users―mentions death of
daughter Diane
10) Eddie Albert re the beauty of
American coastlines―good images of toxic waste being dumped in
ocean―mentions new anti-dumping law―from Environmental Protection
Agency
11) Burl Ives makes Christmas appeal
for Salvation Army
12) Gene Hackman (young and wearing
wig) pitches Christmas Seals and their importance in fighting air pollution
diseases―tuberculosis, emphysema
13) Buddy Ebsen for boating
safety―from U.S. Coast Guard
14) Pearl Bailey re high blood
pressure―get your checkup―black
15) Robert Mitchum for National
Alliance of Businessmen urging the hiring of the disadvantaged―run-down
neighborhoods―Help America Work
16) John Wayne speaks against
California Proposition 18―circa 1970―which he considers the wrong
anti-pornography bill to combat filth in the movies
17) Adlai Stevenson pitches for CARE
(60 seconds)
18) Jerry Lewis for Muscular
Dystrophy Association [MDA]
19) Tommy Rettig and Jan Clayton in
PSA for "beware of strange dogs"
20) Phil Silvers for MDA
21) Jerry Lewis with crippled child
to pitch for MDA (60 secs.)
22) Walt Disney for National
Wildlife Week, March 17-23, 1957
23) Linda Bensinger of Chicago for
National Brotherhood Week, February 20-27, 1955
24) George Burns for Brotherhood
Week, February 20-27, 1955
25) Lou "The Toe" Groza
for Brotherhood Week, February 20-27, 1955
26) Don McCarty of Chicago AFTRA for
Brotherhood Week; Officer Snyder of Chicago Police Department for
Brotherhood Week; Jackie Robinson gives anti-Communist angle to an appeal
for Brotherhood Week―black baseball sports
27) Danny Kaye for UNICEF
28) Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey pitch for
Sister Kenny Foundation and its fight against polio (circa 1955)
29) Zachary Scott for the Sister
Kenny Foundation
30) Florian Zabach for Red Cross
31) President Gerald Ford for
National Father's Day Committee―just named Father of the Year―he
endorses Fatherhood and The Family―"cornerstone of the nation"
32) ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS: Dave
Garroway with astronaut dummy―speaks of foods and vitamins―plugs
vitamins―NOT a PSA
33) Mary Tyler Moore just after
Bagladesh War―Emergency Relief Fund for Bengali children―just 33
cents a day feeds a child
34) Lloyd Bridges for same
Bangladesh charity―Bengali children―Emergency Relief Fund
35) Gregory Peck speaks of assisting
poor children to education and socialization―for President Lyndon
Johnson's War on Poverty―Project Headstart
36) Gregory Peck for Project
Headstart―same as No. 33
37) Carol Burnett for retarded
children through Easter Seals
38) PSA: today's National Guardsmen
are today's Minute Men NO CELEBRITY HERE
39) Billie Jean King and Jonas Salk
for Multiple Sclerosis
40) Fess Parker of U.S. Savings
Bonds
41) Walter Brennen for U.S. Savings
Bonds
42) Shirley Booth for U.S. Savings
Bonds
1) U.S. NAVY: "be someone
special"
2) PSA: worn tires/"wear
bars"
3) U.S. NAVY: another "be
someone special"/The new Navy
4) U.S. COAST GUARD: pitched at high
school graduates
5) PSA: Jack Sharkey pitches for
respect for the elderly/ American Chiropractic Association/sports
6) PSA: for Veterans
Administration/voluntary association
7) PSA: Robert Vaughn for right air
pressure in your tires
8) PSA: illiteracy/Right to Read
9) PSA: for Tire Industry Safety
Association
10) MINNESOTA TOURISM: winter
vacations
11) PSA: "the new USO" for
"the new military"
12) U.S. NAVY: be someone special
13) U.S. MARINES:
mechanical-electrical personnel sought
14) PSA: high blood
pressure/"do it for the loved ones in your life?
15) PSA: handicapped children/not
just labels, but people
16) PSA: do not allow children in
discarded refrigerators
17) PSA: do not give medicine in the
dark/turn on lights
18) PSA: follow directions on
medicine bottles
19) U.S. MARINES: looking for
aircraft maintenance ordinance
20) PSA: pollution is a dirty word
21) PSA: kids and dangerous products
22) U.S. NAVY: technical school and
electronics pitch
23) U.S. NAVY: small business
operator learned his skills in the Navy
24) PSA:
National Audubon Society/blackbirds necessary
so tolerate the blackbirds
25) U.S. NAVY: the new Navy again
26) U.S. NAVY: will put you through
college Navy ROTC
27) PSA: payroll savings plan for
bonds
28) U.S. NAVY: ROTC on college
campuses
29) PSA: ghetto child/RIF = Reading
Is Fun
30) PSA: savings bonds/man gets
phone call from his future
31) U.S. ARMY: Army ROTC/Hispanic,
woman, black pitch
32) U.S. AIR FORCE: pitch for Air
Force Academy admissions, pitched at blacks with Lou Rawls voice over
33) PSA: fire extinguishers for
stove grease fire
34) PSA: drowning as National Parks
accident
35) U.S. ARMY: tanks and boys
36) PSA: Ron Masek for rotating your
tires
37) 3 MINUTE BRAND OATS: oatmeal
38) PSA: protect your eyes/prevent
blindness
39) PSA: for bicycle safety/boy
checks safety as if he were an airplane pilot
40) PSA: National Rifle Association
(NRA) is 102 years old/rifles
41) PSA: Lung Association for asthma
43) PSA: savings bonds
44) PSA: for CARE w/ children's
drawings
45) PSA: CARE for sharing with the
needy
46) WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD:
tornado destruction of 1972 and Guard response
47) U.S. COAST GUARD: fishing in New
Bedford
48) U.S. COAST GUARD: same as No. 47
49) PSA: for Foster Parents/sponsor
boy in Peru
50) PSA: Jim Jordan (Fibber McGee)
goes to his closet/for American Assn of Retired People consumer guide
51) PSA: fire in high rise/plan for
fire
52) JESUS STORY: Jesus and adultress/Methodists-Presbyterians
53) PSA: payroll savings
plan/shorter version of No. 27
54) PSA: be a Girl Scout leader
55) PSA: for home canning proper
procedures
56) PSA: savings bonds/kid get first
haircut and plans for college
57) PSA: for dangerous home products
58) U.S. COAST GUARD:
same as No. 47
59) U.S. ARMY: ROTC a 2-year program
for Juniors and Seniors
1) PSA: National Epilepsy Foundation
2) U.S. ARMY: pitched at small-town
Southern white boys
3) PSA: savings bonds/money to
travel when kids have grown
4) PSA: high blood-pressure w/
hang-gliding/motorcycling/ hiking
5) PSA: multiple sclerosis
6) PSA: be careful, use common sense
in National Parks
7) U.S. NAVY: same as PSA 8C, No. 28
8) USAF: Air Force is a great way of
life/young people pitched
9) USAF: basic training w/ Southern
folk music/"community college of the Air Force"
10) USAF: a great way of life
11) U.S. NAVY: ROTC/"It's not
just a job, it's an adventure"
12) USAF: great way of life
13) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: keyboard man
in the rock band is in Army Reserves
14) PSA: Minnesota State Service for
the Blind
15) U.S. COAST GUARD: help
others/help yourself
16) PSA: Soil Conservation Service
of the USDA
17) PSA: savings bonds nostalgia at
the drive-in
18) PSA: tips on driving carefully
in the fog
19) PSA: drive slowly in national
parks/don't hit deer
20) PSA: Madeline Ruhe on saving
energy during the 1970s energy crisis/set thermostat low in winter, high in
summer
21) PSA: lead poisoning/in
Spanish/child in hospital
22) PSA: John Denver on saving
energy by driving 55 MPH/ in same campaign as No. 20
23) PSA: save the wild
turkey/patriotism theme/National Wild Turkey Federation
1976
24) PSA: park your car and get into
nature/walk in National Parks/John Doremus does v.o.
25) PSA: Campaign for Human
Development focus on American Indians
26) PSA: "Don't Be Fuelish"
re saving energy features Jim Ryan jogging
27) PSA: Paul Newman for the
peregrin falcon from U.S. Fish and Wildlife
28) PSA: prenatal care to fight
infant mortality/March of Dimes
29) PSA: for fish and shellfish
eating/from fisherman
30) PSA: odd piece has Xmas gift
labeled PEACE
31) PSA: Billy Kilmer for
handicapped children from White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals
32) PSA: Hank Aaron for United Negro
College Fund
33) PSA: "gray liberation"
from National Council on Aging
34) PSA: hand puppets to say that
weed killers can be poisonous to people/pesticide safety from USDA
35) PSA: for safe driving has
headstone saying "OOPS"
36) PSA: George C. Scott on energy
conservation/"Don't Be Fuelish"
37) PSA: dummies in auto
crash/buckle seat belts―from American Seat Belt Council
38) PSA: Olympic high diving Gold medallist
Mickie King plugs the metric system―other adults testify to its simplicity
39)
40) U.S. NAVY: urges reenlistment
41) PSA: Audubon Society with pickup
sticks to illustrate the interrelatedness of ecological concerns
42) U.S. NAVY: be a woman officer in
the Navy
43) PSA: mental health
44) PSA: food nutrition for children
(15 sec)
45) U.S. NAVY: college scholarships
(15 sec)
46) U.S. NAVY: submarines (15 sec)
47) PSA: savings bonds/on-the-street
interviews (15 sec)
48) PSA: savings bonds/wedding
(15 sec)
49) U.S. NAVY: jet takes off
(15 sec)
50) U.S. NAVY: same as No. 46
51) PSA: save the wild
turkey/another one from 1976/see above No. #23
52) PSA: avoid buying a home with
legal problems/have a title search made
53) MINNESOTA TOURISM: winter
tourism
54) U.S. NAVY: be a nurse in Navy
54) PSA: Cub Scouts teaches
nutrition and fitness
55) PSA: electricity crucial to
society―from U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
56) PSA: professor in classroom
strumming guitar―for Veterans Administration and G.I. Bill
57) PSA: Closer Look is for
handicapped kids―William Conrad does voice-over
58) PSA: Reading is Fundamental (RIF)
shows black child in New York ghetto
59) PSA: Automatic is a Maryland
group to stop smoking―shows lots of lighted cigarette butts
60) PSA: John Forsyth practices his
heart-to-heart talk to his drug-abusing daughter―chair is empty―for
the National Drug Abuse Prevention Program
61) PSA: black student closes his
locker―for Basic Educational Opportunity Grants
62) PSA: EPA commuter―hectic
experiences of commuter going to work
Tim Conway celebrity
63) PSA: he won't smoke when he's an
adult―anti-smoking spot from Your Lung
Association―animated―same campaign as #'s 72 and 73
64) PSA: 77-year old man in Japan
arm-wrestling/Maryknoll Missionaries
65) PSA: anti-smoking spot features
Russ Soffles "The Arizona Kid" as a Gabby Hayes-type―urges
smokers to respect non-smokers's right―go outside to smoke or put out your
cigarette
66) PSA: food safety and
salmonella―Jack Klugman and Tony Randall as The Odd Couple
celebrity
67) PSA: teens at play eat good
food/U.S. Department of Agriculture
68) PSA: man cannot get his
cigarette lighted―gorilla in background (as in monkey on his back) from
Your Lung Association
69) PSA: American Osteopathic
Association warns people over 50 about pneumonia and vaccine against it
70) PSA: get your children
immunized―from American Medical Association
71) PSA: Henry Fonda for Closer Look
hospital for retarded people who can be taught something
72) PSA: Your Lung
Association―animated little black girl―this is an anti-smoking spot
similar to #63 above
73) PSA: animated spot for Your Lung
Association―same campaign as #'s 63 and 72
1) PSA: high blood-pressure/John
Wilson (from Aetna)
2) PSA:
Minnesota State Services for the Blind
3) U.S. NAVY: sells boys on Navy
with electronics and sex
4) NATIONAL GUARD: for Guard with
actualities from WW I
5) PSA: energy conservation theme re
lowering heat/mimes do skit/worries about faulty heating mechanism
6) PSA: USDA patriotic bit re your
"food day," and why in USA it is lowest in world...the time you must
work to feed yourself with farm produce
7) PSA: call ahead and make hotel
reservations
8) PSA: "I'm your future"
phone call for savings bonds
9) PSA: get the booklet "A
Working Economy" which rich people don't like because it gives away their
secrets
10) JESUS STORY: Jesus and the adulteress
11) USAF: Air Force, a great way of
life
12) PSA: plant trees
13) JESUS STORY: Jesus and the rich
man
14) PSA: warns against insurance
fraud
15) PSA: Dick Cavett does voice-over
for FDA spot urging people to read labels
16) PSA: what you can do to prevent
burglary/from Chiefs of Police
17) PSA: the Smithsonian Institution
circa 1975
18) PSA: prenatal care for March of
Dimes
19) JESUS STORY: same as No. 10
20) PSA: campaign for Human
Development focus on Buckeye-Woodlawn Community/black woman and her kids
21) PSA: Wisconsin State Technical
Education
22) PSA: prenatal care March of
Dimes/"man from the March of Dimes"
color kine
23) U.S. NAVY: young woman is
hanging on to her boyfriend who has joined the Navy...good propaganda piece
24) USAF: a great way of life
25) PSA: Guideposts
magazine re nurse in war zone
26) USAF: Glen Campbell sings for
great life in Air Force
27) PSA: impaired hearing/protect
yourself from noise damage
28) PSA: older people taking pills
can get old-fashioned caps from their druggists
29) PSA: Edison's home to pitch
electricity
30) ARMY NATIONAL GUARD: the new
Minutemen 1976
31) PSA: Franciscans spot with boy
asking helpful older man in a hurry, "Are you God?"
32) USAF: ROTC is gateway to a great
way of life/pitched to women with song "Your love's put me on top of the
world."
33) PSA: Guideposts
magazine re gossiping...gossip likes feathers in a pillow, spread everywhere and
cannot be fully regathered
34) PSA: AARP spots re aging/apple
fair w/ folk music 1976
35) PSA: protect your CB radio in
your car/from Aetna
36) PSA: re drug abuse w/ Steve
Allen, David Janssen, Andy Griffith
37) U.S. NAVY: nuclear submarine
service―USS Spadefish
38) JESUS STORY: same as Nos. 10, 20
39) PSA: for wildlife management
from Fish and Wildlife agencies
40) PSA: heart troubles has fat man
eating all the wrong foods
41) PSA: for ski patrol men
42) PSA: for new USO for the
voluntary military
1) PSA: AARP has 67-year old
architect (Richard Croder?)
2) PSA: EPA spot re organizing to
stop pollution
3) U.S. NAVY: "Navy man's
pretty girl"/young man with lure of chicks
4) JESUS STORY: Jesus and rich man
5) PSA: Johnny Ray re deafness
6) PSA: vision problems/get an eye
exam
7) PSA: another spot re vision
problems/eye exam
8) PSA: Sierra Club spot re lady
bugs eating aphids and the chain of life
9) USAF: country music re basic
training/for Southern white boys
10) PSA: "Did you say
God?"/Religion in American Life
11) PSA: Sierra Club spot re the
need to leave some "wild water" and not dam it all
12) PSA: man from the March of Dimes
talks to black woman re prenatal―urges women to take less medicine
13) PSA: operation of fire
extinguishers from UL
14) JESUS STORY: same as No. 4
15) PSA: Wildlife Federation spot re
saving the bald eagle is the same one later used to pitch work habits by
Whirlpool Corp
16) PSA: for re-treading your tires
rather than getting new ones/linked to the energy crisis of 1970s
(Tire Retread Information Bureau)
17) PSA: teenage girls need to eat
healthy foods
18) PSA: Sierra Club has Jack Lemmon
pitching environmental concerns during energy crisis of 1970s
19) PSA: U.S. Dept. of Commerce has
booklet "The American Economic System"
20) USAF: ROTC pitched at women
21) PSA: Robert Stack for state
Wildlife agencies and U.S. Fish and Game management
22) PSA: re alcoholism with
middle-class white woman
23) PSA: dentistry for children
1976
24) USAF: Air Force Academy
25) USAF: Lou Rawls pitches the
Academy to black cadets
26) USAF: B.J. Thomas re "come
in out of the rain" and join USAF with more chicks
27) PSA: Salvation Army cares about
teenagers
28) PSA: Thomas Jefferson questioned
about the payroll savings plan
29) PSA: man wants to kill
himself/stopped "in God's name" ―-from religious group
30) PSA: Jean Shepard v.o. for
savings bonds with nostalgia at the drive-in (not exactly the same as earlier
spot on PSA No. 8C, No. 17
31) PSA: noise pollution and what
communities can do
32) PSA: age of abundant energy is
over/has revolving globe (stresses need for alternative energy
sources―coal, solar, wind, and especially nuclear energy or else might be
facing "the Dark Ages of the 70s") from American Nuclear Society
33) PSA: to be young is a feeling
not an age...get periodic spinal exams...American Chiropractic Association 1 min
34) PSA: 30 sec version of No. 33
35) PSA: diabetes/treat your body as
well as your car
36) PSA: St. Lawrence Seaway
37) PSA: children with cancer from
St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital
38) PSA: be careful with gasoline
containers from UL
39) PSA: Minnesota wetlands are in
danger save them
40) PSA: energy crisis so set
thermometer for 55 to 65 to save energy―pitched in terms of jobs saved
41) PSA: hire the handicapped for
hard workers/from Veterans Administration
42) PSA: Minnesota wildlife and
man-made changes
43) PSA: conservation-minded
farmers/from Soil Conservation office of USDA
44) PSA: Social security w/ The
Great Sardoni, mentalist
45) PSA: loneliness and family
values from Religion in American Life
46) USAF: Shirley Jones v.o. for Air
Force ROTC
47) USAF: Air Force Reserve is
animated spot
48) PSA: recycle aluminum cans
49) PSA: savings bonds/money doesn't
grow on trees
50) PSA: re glaucoma with Bob Barker
for National Society for the Prevention of Blindness
51) PSA: government will plant trees
on empty farm lands
1) PSA: Helen Hayes for the
American-Korean Foundation, now is the American Kor-Asian Foundation―after
24 years
2) NAVY-MARINE ROTC: father talks
about his son in ROTC
3) PSA: seer Mohammed Bey in comic
spot for the Social Security Administration
4) USAF: great way of life/young
people testify to Air Force being good way of life
5) PSA: "man does not live by
development alone" (from the
Wilderness Society) little boy had secret places in the woods
6) PSA: little boy on the beach has
the Right to Read
7) PSA: runaway young
girls..."running away is no answer" re Youth Agency...from HEW
8) PSA: Guideposts magazine in
touching ad about little orphan girl who only wants to be loved
9) PSA: "walk, get in touch
with your feeling" is from the Sole Leather Council
10) PSA: dirty old man tries to sell
drugs to kids... "Why do you think they call it dope?"
from HEW
11) PSA: use the right tools for the
right job...from Consumer Council of the U.S. government
12) USAF: a great way of
life...repeat
13) PSA: from the Franciscans w/
Victor Jory and heavy surf and prayer
14) U.S. NAVY: small town white boy
is lured into the Navy
15) PSA: pro-pesticides this one
tells you how good pesticides are for you...dinner party spoiled by grubs in the
salad...saves $20 billion in food costs annually from National
Agricultural Chemicals Association
16) PSA: re air pollution from Lung
Association (15 sec)
17) PSA: motorcycle safety spot
18) PSA: re drunkenness and hard
liquor w/ CEO of Hiram Walker speaking against public drunkenness/alcohol
19) PSA: from Red Cross, "the
good neighbor" that comes through in times of need
20) PSA: Presidential Environmental
awareness...PEMAP from the EPA
21) PSA: "get off your rocking
chair for gray liberation" repeat of earlier spot
22) PSA: Hal Holbrook stresses that
drug laws in other countries can get you in much trouble
23) PSA: Jennifer O'Neill w/
daughter for breast self-examination
24) U.S. NAVY: "Port of Call:
South Pacific"/"It's not just a job, it's an adventure."
25) PSA: Russell Train speaks for
retreading tires as recycling
26) PSA: walk for fitness
27) U.S. NAVY: "you can be
someone special" re nuclear energy training in Navy
28) PSA: from Campaign for Human
Development...has beautiful shot of Earth from the heavens, then narrows focus
into a poor Hispanic woman living in a tenement
29) 3 MINUTE BRAND OATS: repeat of
earlier spot
30) PSA: w/ Amanda Wright warns
against con-men who bilk elderly out of their money
31) PSA: repeat of No. 21 "gray
liberation" spot
32) PSA: design buildings with
handicapped in mind/"barrier free society" for Easter Seals
33) PSA: The Great Sardoni repeat
for Social Security
34) USAF: repeat of No. 4
35) PSA: teach your kids about
electrical appliances
36) PSA: do work you are proud of
37) PSA: same as Cardoni in No. 33
38) U.S. NAVY: "Dawn Launch:
Sea of Japan" same campaign as No. 25 "it's an adventure"...see
Nos. 41, 51
39) U.S. NAVY ROTC: repeat of
earlier spot No. 2
40) PSA: cancer and children/St.
Jude's Hospital
41) U.S. NAVY: "Homeward Bound:
The Coast of New England" "it's an adventure" campaign as with
Nos. 25, 38
42) PSA: bonds w/ impractical couple
43) PSA: International Woman's Year
w/ Donna Fargo (1975)
44) PSA: fix up your credit
problems/black couple having financial problems
45) PSA: little girl has arthritis
46) U.S. Navy: small town white boy
recruited for Navy
47) PSA: re hog cholera from USDA
48) U.S. NAVY: boys like Marty do
know what to do with their lives, bored, going nowhere
49) PSA: re checking blood pressure
50) PSA: re regular dental visits
for children
54) U.S. NAVY: "Liberty Ports:
Pacific" another glamorous pitch for USN/"...it's an adventure"
8.66
Public
Service Announcements
Civil
Rights promotional spots produced by Time-Life Television and United Church
Women of the National Council of Churches, Anti-Defamation League of B’nai
B’rith, and National Council of Catholic Men CIRCA 1963
1)
President John F. Kennedy:
2)
President John F. Kennedy:
3)
President John F. Kennedy:
4)
President John F. Kennedy:
5)
President John F. Kennedy:
6)
Whitney Young, President of Urban League
7)
Whitney Young, President of Urban League
8)
Walter Reuther, United Auto Workers
9)
Roy Wilkins, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
10)
Roy Wilkins, NAACP
11)
Martin Luther King, Jr.,
Southern Christian leadership Council
12)
William G. Carr, National
Education Asociation
13)
Dory Schary, Anti-Defamation
League
14)
Sylvester Smith, President
of American Bar Association
15)
Sylvester Smith, President
of American Bar Association
16)
Lena Horne, actress
17)
Lena Horne, actress
18)
Jackie Robinson, businessman
and sports legend
19)
Thomas Keuchel, U.S.
Senator, California
20)
Thomas Keuchel, U.S.
Senator, California
21)
Hubert H. Humphrey, Senator,
Minnesota
22)
Dory Schary, Anti-Defamation
League
23)
Frank Howard, National
Council of Catholic Men
24)
Frank Howard, National
Council of Catholic Men
25)
R.H. “Edwin” Espy:
National Council of Churches Mrs.
W. Murdoch Mcleod: National Council of Churches
8.67
8.67
Public Service Announcements
1)
Anti-Drugs: Nice Kodachrome Color (1970: Key Club Clifton High School Production
in New York)anti-drug promo showing teens laying on the floor (as if
dead) in front of a prison cell blockspromo mentions statistics and ends
with witty anti-drug quote
2)
Anti-Drugs: Nice Kodachrome Color (1970: Key Club Clifton High School Production
in NY)teen being arrested due to marijuana possession: teen’s finger
prints taken along with photo by police-–promo aims at young adults-–ends
with anti-drug quote
3)
Anti-Drugs: Nice Kodachrome Color (1970: Key Club Clifton High School Production
in NY)promo conveys that drug use can cause deadly car accidents¾ends
with anti-drug quote
4)
Anti-Drugs: Nice Kodachrome Color (1970: Key Club Clifton High School Production
in NY)corpses of young New Yorkers are shown in a morgue: cause of their
death was due to drug use-–ends with anti-drug quote
5)
Marine Messhall Diner: Nice Kodachrome Color (6/19/68: Silent Home Movie)
film shows a ‘truck diner’ serving American soldiers in Vietnam:
soldier with the word Woody written on his helmet-–good shots of chef
cooking: the chef is Vietnamese
6)
Metropolitan Museum Of Art: Color (1970-71) museum is promoting the
exhibit the Master Pieces of Fifty Centuries
7)
Boating Safety Tips: Animation (1970’s: State Farm Fire & Casualty Company
Production)company is in Bloomington, Illinois-–animation commercial
promoting the observation of safe boating rules
8)
Family Traveling Tips: Nice Kodachrome Color (1970’s: PSA & Automobile
Manufacturing Associates Production)family traveling tips are given:
mother putting on seatbelts on children, packing board games for children,
maintaining a plastic bag inside vehicle for trash, stopping at hotel and
getting plenty of rest-–family shown driving down highway
9)
Donations: Nice Color (1960-70’s: Project Hope Charity
Production)shots of a department store: cosmetic section-–this
commercial shows the Project Hope Charity in Washington, D.C. asking viewers to
send your dollars
10)
Healthcare: Nice Kodachrome Color (1960-70’s: Project Hope
Charity)commercial shows a mother receiving immediate health care
through the help of an ambulance and then compares that situation to a mother in
Latin America carrying her son to the hospital for 20 miles on a dirt road in
the middle of nowhere
11)
Project Hope Charity: Animation (1970’s)-–asking for contributions: photos
of poor children are shown
12)
Project Hope: shows features of SS Hope vessel which travels ten months a year
training medical professionals and treating the sick abroad: good shots of
medical rooms and supplies
13)
Buckle Up-Seatbelt Safety Tip: Kodachrome Color (late 1960’s:
Automobile Manufacturing Associates Production)film compares a
family going for a drive to a “dummies” family going for a ride: slow-motion
footage of dummies crashing
14)
Blasting Caps-Explosives: Nice Color (Late 1960’s: Institute of Makers of
Explosives Production: Company is located in New York)-–film shows what you
should do if you find a blasting cap laying around-–film uses a little boy as
an example: little boy finds blasting caps in a park and calls the
policegood shots of various types of blasting caps-–film ends with the
words, “DON’T TOUCH”
15)
A.A.R.P.: actor Lloyd Nolan speaking on behalf of this organization located in
Washington, D.C. celebrity
16)
Underwriters Laboratory: Kodachrome Color man trying to fix
his blender and having the house lights go off due to a fuse
17)
U.S. NAVY: film shows how military helicopters pickup and deliver supplies and
ammunition to large ship vessels out on sea-–film is narrated by helicopter
pilot-–night deliveries shown
18)
Hearing Loss-Health & Wholeness: Nice Color (1960-70’s: Getting Through
Organization)interview with Arthur Fiedler regarding hearing
loss-–Getting Through Corp. is located in Chicago
19)
Debt Tips: Nice Color (1970’s: U.S. Department of Labor)film shows a
young black man being fired and having his wages garnished due to a debt, film
encourages fair treatment by the Department of labor
20)
The New York Aquarium: Nice Color (1960’s)film only shows shots of
underwater sea animals
21)
The Bible-Religious: (1960-70’s: United Presbyterian Methodists Churches
Production)film shows the scene of Jesus saying that one should give to
“…Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and give to God what belongs to God”,
Jesus’ respond is due to the question of whether or not one should pay taxes
22)
India Refugees: Color (1960-70’s)Edward Kennedy
promotes help for Indian refugees who have fled Pakistan-–Kennedy
points out two churches that are reaching out to the suffering children in
refugee camps and asks Americans to donate money-–footage of suffering
refugees shown: poverty conditions and people in tears
celebrity
23)
VISTA: black man gets his business started due to economic help from the Vista
Program
24)
Heart Association Of America-Health Tip: Color (1970’s)
25)
Vista Economic Program: Color (1970’s)film looks at the
accomplishments of a white Vista lawyer in helping the improvements of a black
community/ghetto: playground for children and the building of a local market
26)
Extension Cord Safety: Color (1970’s: UL)
27)
Fire Extinguisher Use-Safety: (1960’s: UL)
28)
Women Mechanics: Nice Color (1960-70’s)film shows new programs aimed
at teaching women about vehicle maintenance-–women shown learning in class
about cars: women shown doing hands on training, checking oil, spark plugs,
motor, electrical wiring, etc.-–some women are elderly-–women becoming
certified as Powder Puff Mechanics after completing the mechanic courses
29)
Firefighters: Color (1970: UL)film shows the importance of U.S.
firefighters and salutes them in this promo, film also encourages fire safety
30)
BAR-B-Q-Fire Safety: fire Color
(1970’s: UL)
31)
VISTA: repeat of No. 25 above
32)
Underwriters Laboratories: Hand Power Saw-Tool Safety: Nice Kodachrome Color
features of power saw are shown
33)
Pedestrian Safety: Nice Color (1960’s)film shows pedestrians walking
at an intersection at night-–film stresses the importance of wearing bright
color clothing when walking on the side of a road at nightsafety tips
for drivers are also given: film encourages the adjustments/aiming of car
headlamps at least twice a year: process is shown
34)
Vehicle Safety-Driving Safety Film: Color & Animation Are Used (1960-70’s:
Insurance Information Institute)-–film shows footage of car crashing tests at
normal and slow-motion speeds-–film also shows the importance of having solid
bumpers to reduce insurance liability and repair costs
35)
A.A.R.P.: Red Color (1970’s)
8.68
Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
1)
Local News Promo: Animation (1970’s)more local news promo
2)
handicapped/blindness: nice color (1960-70’s: American Foundation For
the Blind in New York)“Mobility In Adverse Weather”film
shows the workshop of mobility instructors throughout the nation learning on how
to train the blind to deal with the winter season: instructors are blindfolded
for a day and are accompanied by one person and are left to deal with the winter
environments on the streets of Indianapolis, instructors are shown falling and
adjusting to difficult circumstances on the snowy streets, good shots of the
streets of Indianapolis
3)
Saturn 1: b/w (1960’s: Silent)film shows the launching of NASA
rocket the Saturn 1–assembling of rocket shown-–blueprint of rocket
shown-–animation of rocket in space
4)
Red Cross Volunteers: b/w (1950’s: Silent)Red Cross Volunteers
(i.e. mostly elderly women) are shown packing Christmas stockings to be
distributed to servicemen overseas on Christmas Day–volunteers take a break
and drink ice-tea–volunteer decorating small Christmas tree
5)
A.A.R.P.: Red Color(1970’s)
6)
A.A.R.P.: Red Color(1970’s)mother and daughter shopping at an
antique store
7)
A.A.R.P: Color (1970’s: Narrated by Ken Murray)
8)
A.A.R.P: Color (1960’s: Narrated by Jackie Gleason)
9)
A.A.R.P: Color (1970’s)
10)
Politics: Animation
(1970’s)promoting the coming elections
11)
Israeli Red Cross-Donation:
(1970’s: American Magen David for Israel Production, Narrated by Eli
Wally)promo is asking for financial support to assist the
“…thousands of suffering Israelis each year due to war”
12)
Phone Book Directory-Safety
Film: Color (1970’s: National Safety Council)film shows the importance
of having a phone book nearby incase of an emergency-–footage of emergency
vehicles responding to house calls-–reenactment of baby falling off the crib
and parents panicking
13)
UNICEF Charity: Nice Color
(1970’s)Danny Kaye is asking for financial support for current events
in East Bengal
14)
Capitalism: Animation And
Footage (1970’s: U.S. Chamber of Commerce)film shows animation of boy
trying to make a profit by selling lemonade: lemonade stand shown-–footage of
Arch N Booth, from the Chamber of Commerce speaking about taxes and profit:
private enterprise system
15)
Politics: Animation (1970’s)promoting the coming elections Same
as #10
16)
Indian Chief-Religious: Nice
Kodachrome Color (1960-70’s: Appaloosa Horse Club Production, Narrated by Walt
Conley)film shows an Indian chief ‘signaling’ the Lord’s Prayer as
it is being quoted by the narrator to nice soft music: Chief’s name is Shatka
Bear-Step-–horse is next to chief as he signals prayer and chief is dressed in
very traditional/tribal attire
17)
Pregnancy: Red
Color(1960-70’s: Spence/Chapin Adoption Service in New York)film
dramatizes a young abandoned pregnant girl’s situation and shows her being
lonely as she walks around Central Park in NY: adoption services says they help
such cases with financial support
18)
Gypsy Moth Scare: Nice
Kodachrome Color (1960’s: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Production)film shows the gypsy moths infestation problem into clean
areas-–Department of Agriculture is asking campers to check their campers and
vehicles before leaving the Northeastern part of the U.S.: footage of
investigators finding moths on vehicles wheels and removing them, good shot of
campers
19)
Clean Air-Environmental
Concerns: Color (1970’s)film shows the pollution in the streets of
Downtown Los Angeles and encourages viewers to participate in hearings demanding
more restrictive measures against air pollution
20)
Same as #9
21)
Airports: Nice Kodachrome
Color (Early 1960’s: FAA Production)film shows the importance of
airports to the U.S. economy and social life of Americans: good shots of
families at airports, aerial of various airports (possibly Washington, D.C.
Airport), American Airlines commercial plane, and yard with personal small
planes-–film promotes that the U.S. Division of Transportation is working hard
with the FAA to bring better service to all Americans in towns and cities:
airport expansion
22)
Goldman Band: Nice Color
(1970’s)channel 8 is showing this special “Guggenheim Concerts in
the Park”: footage of the Goldman Band playing classical music in an open park
area
23)
Fire Safety: Nice Kodachrome
Color (1970’s: Food & Drug Administration Bureau of Product
Safety)family having a picnic-–possible fire scenario is shown when
one is careless with flammable liquids
24)
Emergency Numbers &
Phonebook-Fire Safety: Color (1970’s)firefighter looking through the
rubble of a burned home-–film stresses the importance of having emergency
numbers and phone book ready in case of danger
25)
New York Aquarium: Color
(1960-70’s)front of aquarium shown: families having fun-–sea animal
shows
26)
The New York Aquarium: Nice
Color (1960’s)film only shows shots of underwater sea animals
27)
NAVY Medic: Red
Color(1960’s: U.S. Navy)film shows a Vietnamese mother taking her baby
to the nearest doctor, a U.S. Navy Doctor, doctor shown caring for baby-–good
shot of Red Cross logo
28)
The New York Bronx Zoo: Nice Color (1960-70’s)families at the
zoo having fun-–children feeding and petting animals-–front of zoo is shown
8.67
8.69
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS
1)
Paper Bag Players-Charity For Children: Nice Kodachrome Color (June
24-July 20, 1969)this charity announces their giving of resources to
poor children and gives a phone # for more info-–charity is sponsored by the
Mayor and the New York City Department of Parks-–4 promos of this charity are
shown, two are different
2)
Winter Boating Safety: Color (1978: Department of Transportation, Office
of Boating Safety, & U.S. Coast Guard Presentation)film shows divers
in the Arctic Sea-–boating tips for winter are given-–two men shown getting
on boat with life jackets and rifles
3)
United Way-Donation/Charity: Animation (1960’s)
4)
United Way-Donation/Charity: Color (1969)uses children in this
promo: children spell out United Way using large flash cards
5)
Rowing Exercise Machine-Health & Sex Appeal: Color (1960’s:
Silent)promo shows attractive voluptuous woman in a very short dress,
easily assembling rowing exercise machine, she then takes off her dress and
begins to exercise in her bikini
6)
Kellogg Corn Flakes-Toys: b/w (1950-60’s)children used playing
with toys that are found in Kellogg cereal box: toys are models of U.S. speed
machines (i.e. boats, planes, locomotives, etc.)
7)
Pisa Tour: b/w (June/1954: Silent)film shows a co-ed group of
students from the University of Pisa visiting the Pisa Tower: male and female
giving lecture to students
8)
AAA Traffic Safety Awards: b/w (1953)film shows awards given by
AAA to the cities that had the less # of pedestrian casualties: Kansas city is
the winner-–good shots of the streets of Kansas city: children walking the
across the street to schoolshots of the Police Chief of Kansas, VIP, and
Kansas political officials-–footage of York, South Carolina: blacks shown
crossing street-–York traffic safety groups campaigning for better pedestrian
awareness: Boy Scouts participate-–Burton Marsh receives award for less # of
pedestrian deaths in York
9)
AAA Traffic Safety: Color (1971)promo shows the importance of
safety patrol around schools for the sake of children crossing the streets
10)
Anti-Smoking-Health: Nice Color (1970’s: Department of H.E.W. &
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health)-–warning label shown
11)
Project Straight Dope-Anti-Drugs: Nice Color (1960-70’s)drug
dealing scenarios in a high school are shown
12)
Project Straight Dope-Anti-Drugs: Nice Color
(1960-70’s)interview with junior high school children, children speak
out against drugs
13)
Project Straight Dope-Amphetamine Pills: Color (1960-70’s)shows
children throwing pills into river
14)
Institute Of Mental Health-Amphetamine Pills: Color (1960-70’s:
Narrated by Rod Serling)promo uses a yo-yo as an example of recklessness
and one’s instability when using pills
15)
Institute Of Mental Health-Drugs/Marijuana/Pcp/Heroine: Color (Late
1960’s)promo shows reckless teens/hippies on drugs: Woodstock footage
shown
16)
Interstate Land Sales-HUD: Color (1970’s: U.S. Department of Housing
& Urban Development)reenactment of a real-estate scheme: black disc
jockey is telling everyone to move to ‘Rainbow City’ but there is no such
city-–promo is warning people to invest their money wisely and carefully
17)
Royal Game Soup: Color (1960’s: Silent)film shows the
manufacturing plant of Royal Game Soup: judges shown tasting soup-–good shots
of conveyer belts and machinery
18)
Food Is A Bargain: b/w (1950-60’s)film shows Paul Willis
(President of Groceries Manufacturers of America/GMA) and Clarence Adamy
speaking about consumer spending on foods: they are trying to promote that
American food items are selling at a fair price
19)
High Blood Pressure Campaign: Color (1970’s)interview with
doctor who is encouraging all Americans to get a medical check-up: elderly
getting high blood pressure test–-nurse treating Hispanic man regarding high
blood pressure
20)
ROTC: Color (1960’s: U.S. Air Force)promo is encouraging high
school student to inquire about ROTC-–jet aircraft over San Francisco: Golden
Gate Bridge is shown-–aircraft over Downtown Los Angeles: good aerial shot of
LA
21)
Health Care Costs: Color (1970’s)film shows committee of
medical professionals discussing health care costs-–black female reporter
interviews James H. Sammons
22)
Lightweight Trains: Nice Kodachrome Color (1960-70’s)film shows
the new lightweight trains that are used to transport Santa Fe trucks: process
is shown
23)
Compressed Pesticide Sprayer: Nice Color (1970’s)promo for this
sprayer which can help keep bugs out of domestic gardens
24)
Palm Springs-Mission Hill Country Club: Color (1960-70’s)film
shows the year-round advantages of having professional golf and tennis
tournaments in Palm Springs, California because of the constant beautiful
weather: footage of international tennis professionals competing, the Colgate
Women’s Tennis Championship, the Women’s Golf Championship, and the 24th
World Cup for Men’s Golf
25)
New York Harbor Traffic: Color (1977)film shows major traffic of
oil vessels/tankers in NY harbor-–Exxon shipping vessel shown-–film stresses
the difficulties of traveling conditions during the winter season for oil
vessels: footage of vessels stuck at sea-–film is conveying the importance of
having these constantly moving because it affects the heating of American homes
in the mid and east U.S.
26)
Military Aircraft Fighters: b/w (1960’s: Silent)footage aerials
of aircraft bombings: footage from the wing of aircraft is shown-–soldier
loading ammunition into aircraft
27)
Mormons: Nice Kodachrome Color (November/1977: Bonneville Production)
film shows Spencer W. Kimball, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, saying that its time for Americans to focus on the family
during this Thanksgiving weekend: airing was done during National Family Week
28)
Sheep Men And Skiers Coexist In Color ADO Resort Area: Nice Color
(1960-70’s)film shows the problems that sheepherders face in the
slopes of Rocky Mountains: tourists don’t want sheep herding near the resort
areas––sheep herder shows a sheep slaughtered by wild animals-–footage of
country: mountains, trees, and meadows-–men on horseback-–camping
grounds-–wilderness areas-–national forests-–grazing sheep-–sheep herder
talks about the importance of sheep to humankind
29)
Small Town In New Mexico Becomes The First U.S. Windmill City Color (1978: U.S. Department of Energy)film shows the
new testing of large windmills set up in the town of Clayton, New Mexico for the
purpose of generating energy: this is a Federal Government project-–good shots
of wind generators, researchers, scientists with data retrieving equipment, and
various windmills-–shots of Clayton: cattle yard, street, and business signs
30)
Strategic Petroleum Reserve: Nice Color (1970’s: U.S. Department of
Energy)film shows Ray Holland talking about the government’s efforts
of reserving oil in the Louisiana marshlands––oil mills and reserves
shown-–animation showing how salt domes will be used to store oil-–film
shows how the government is trying to offer alternatives for future petroleum
shortages
1) USAF: Who is "the smartest
woman of the year"?―"a WAF in Air Force blue"―Women's
Air Force―advantage for women in the WAF (1956)
2) PSA: teenage girl runaway
quitting the streets and going home
3) PSA: Powder River basin in
Wyoming is a uranium strip mine―EPA is watching for land
reclamation―Exxon USA is doing it―report that expected environmental
impact will be almost imperceptible!
4) PSA: three little children as
"Spirit of 76" with fife and drum―plugs Child Care '76, pledged
to quality child care by 1976
5) PSA: another spot pledging
guaranteed child care by 1976―Child Care '76
6) PSA: little boy reads a
Declaration of Independence for children's rights―group supports
community-controlled quality child care for all families that want
it―Child Care '76
7) PSA: Anne Armstrong of U.S.
Bicentennial Commission announces that American Express is donating money to
repair and clean Statue of Liberty for 1976 bicentennial observances―AmEx
president urges other businesses join
8) PSA: Carborundum Museum of
Pottery―silent film
9) PSA: drunk driving―he knows
his "limit" and he stops drinking when he reaches it―gets out of
car and falls in river―"sure, Mack, sure"
10) STAR SPANGLED BANNER: song
played at end of day―scenes of Washington, D. C.
11) PSA: little girl saying her
prayers before bed―"Dear God...and please bless America,
please―thank you, amen." San Francisco Communications Group
12) PSA: astronauts get beautiful
view of Earth―camera comes down to slum dwellers―Campaign for Human
Development, Catholic Conference
12) PSA: "you're looking at the
21st Century"―Chicago architecture includes Illinois Center, Harbor
Point (grand opening) part of a grand design
13) PSA: steel companies will used
new electric heating processes―can be polluting―but PSA shows how
companies are scrubbing the exhaust as part of its air pollution abatement
program
14) PSA: drive-in movie
nostalgia―for Savings Bonds―Gene Shepard
15) PSA: Illinois Instant
Lottery―animated dots sing and dance for the Lottery
16) PSA: USAF F-15 jets flies
through the sky―shows pilots learning to live with G-forces
17) PSA: "the good ship
Earth" is shot of Earth from deep outer space―wildlife and then came
man―destroying the natural world of others―National Wildlife
Federation
18) PSA: "the good ship
Earth"―30 second version of No. 17 from National Wildlife Federation
19) U.S. ARMY: starts you at $288
per month―John Travolta as the raw recruit getting adjusted
20) PSA: "Great Men & Great
Moments of American Business" tells The Walter Restored Jones
Story―animated cartoons trace history of marine insurance of the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Company―from the Chamber of Commerce of the United
States/bicentennial PSA
21) PSA: Guatemalan
earthquake―Henry Kissinger promises U.S. aid―Salvation Army truck
through the streets of destroyed cities―send check today for fund
22) PSA: U.S. Coast Guard dragging
in powerless sailboat―urges joining to help other people
23) PSA: U.S. Marines looking for a
few good men for Aviation Supervision and Support―airport scenes
24) PSA: families Volunteer
Conservation Corps of the National Hiking and Ski Touring Association learning
forest safety and conservation in forests
25) PSA: "Great Men & Great
Moments of American Business" this spot tells "The Theodore Vail
Story"―the man who developed idea for government-regulated, one
telephone system in each town―bicentennial
26) PSA: song for "Go with
Navy"―ships and classrooms―promises "real
adventure"―Navy ROTC
27) USAF ROTC: airman and his girl
drive to small airport and fly off in Piper―Shirley Jones voice-over
28) PSA: "space ship
Earth" opens with Asian man hitting gong (J. Arthur Rank)―Don McLean
sings on camera that "the problem of life is the problem of
time"―from UN Fund for Population Activities
29) PSA: Frank Sinatra, Jr. does
voice-over for USAF Reserve ―good shots of plane flying into sun
30) PSA: drive the 55 mph speed
limit this summer to save fuel―we'll all save a lot―U.S. Dept of
Transportation
31) PSA: boys release white
dove―voice quotes Isaiah 58 as dove files and flutes play―Campaign
for Human Development―Catholics
32) PSA: "Great Men & Great
Moments of American Business" this one tells "The VanAndel/DeVos
Story"―it's 1959 and these two men form Amway―Chamber of
Commerce/ bicentennial
33) PSA: 1973 Bicentennial medal
honors Sam Adams, Patrick Henry
34) PSA: The Air Force
Nurse―health care at its best
35) PSA: comic spot―man
launching his own boat needs a personal flotation devices―from Red Cross
36) PSA: child-resistant
prescription container―little boy can't open grandma's container
37) PSA: Tom Clancy is in electric
wheelchair―off to work like any other working person―called a
"cracker jack" computer programmer at NYU
38) U.S. ARMY: Chaparral armored
vehicle plows through forest―"we play hard...and we really work
hard"―"Join the People Who've Joined the Army"
8.70
Public Service Announcements
1)
LSD-Anti Drugs; (1960-70’s; National Institute of Mental Health Production,
Narrated by Rod Serling)film shows footage of a young man having “cold
turkey” symptoms
2)
Shocks For Safety-Auto Maintenance For Safety; Color (1960’s; Green Cross For
Safety Production)film emphasizes the importance of maintaining vehicle
shock-observers in good conditions; vehicle testing with vehicles is shown to
show the difference in cars with good and bad shocks
3)
American Issues Forum:
4)
American Issues Forum:
5)
American Issues Forum:
6)
Connecticut Audubon Center; Kodachrome Color (1970’s; Silent News
Out-Takes)woodcrafters shown in actionchildren watch
woodcarvers-–close-up of carved items-–close-up of finished carved ducks
7)
Building A New Highway; Color (1970; U.S. Department of
Agriculture)shots of new highway being built in Chicago,
Illinoisscientist experimenting with new type of cement used for
highways; scientists are in a lab located in Peoria, Illinois-–good POV shots
of highway sign; Dan Ryan and Kennedy Expressway-–“skyline” of Chicago
(actually there is no skyline, the only thing that one can see is the Sears
Tower from the Dan Ryan Expressway)
8)
Early Computers & Unemployment; Color (1970’s; News
Out-Takes/Report)report on latest technology within the unemployment
office is shown, a computer is used to match job requirements with individual
experience-–good shots of bustling unemployment office; many minorities are
shown in line
9)
Project Ahead: Color (1970’s; News Out-Takes/Report)report on this
latest program which helps young adults get college credits when joining the
military-–good shots of Indiana Universityinterview with President of
Indiana University regarding program-–shot of military base in Fort Knox,
Kentucky
10)
728 North Central; Color (1970’s; News Out-Takes/Report)report on the
36 year old commercial airplane known as the 728; North Central Airlines donated
the 728 to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan
11)
Dropouts: children are used
12)
DropoutS: same As #11
13)
U.S. Army: Infantry Color (1970’s; News Out-Takes/Report)film shows
the advantages of joining the U.S. military as an infantry soldier-–military
training exercises are shown in Fort Lewis, Washington; blacks are shown
14)
Energy Saving/Conservation; Color (1970’s; News
Out-Takes/Report)report shows the extracting of propane and other
efforts by companies to save energy; equipment and process shown
15)
Land Guard-Environmental; Color (1970’s; News Outtakes/ Report)report
on new ways of disposing and reusing trash wasteprocess is shown; trash
is baked for environmental purposes
16)
Hughes Aircraft Company-Missile Practice Exercises; Nice Kodachrome Color
(1970’s; Silent News Out-Takes)missiles being shot from
aircraftpilot boarding aircraft and men moving missiles onto
aircraftshots of cockpit and pilot during a flight; pilot pushing launch
button, good shot of cockpit features; gauges and controls
17)
Lasers And Computers-Environmental; Color (1970’s; News
Outtakes/Report)report on the new invention (by Bell Telephone
Laboratory scientist) which is used to measure the pollutants in the air-–shot
of inventor (scientists), equipment, and lab
18)
National Education Association; Color (1970’s; News Outtakes)NEA
representative speaking about the importance of expanding new educational
programs during a press conference-–good shot of NEA headquarters
19)
Lasers And Computers: same As #17
20)
Electric Power Industry-Utilities Company; Color (1970’s; News
Out-Takes/Report)press conference regarding the latest changes in the
utilities market
21)
Safe Boating Is No Accident-Safety;
22)
J. Edgar Hoover (FBI Director); Color (1970s)Hoover speaking at a press
conference regarding The Boys Club of America and his support of them
23)
UNICEF Family Night-Charity; promo promoting an event that will give the
proceeds to the Nigerian Children Relief Fund
24)
Save The Children: poor children
25)
Kennedy International Memorial Winter Games; footage of winter events held in
Lake Placid; speed ice skating race
26)
Save the Children: poor children in Mexico
27)
Save the Children: poor Mexican child sponsored by an American family
28)
Save the Children: same as #24
29)
Respiratory Disease Association: tuberculosis
30)
Save the Children: same as #26
31)
Save the Children: same as #27
32)
Respiratory Disease Association-Child Safety;
33)
Respiratory Disease Association-Turboculosis (TB);
8.71
Public
Service Announcements
1)
Scalds-PSA Safety Film: b/w (1940-50s; Produced by the Industrial
Accident Prevention Association)PSA showing re-enactment of girl getting
burned and then her mother helping her because she had “first aid” training,
film promotes first aid training courses
2)
Hidden Hazards-Safety Film: b/w (1940-50s; IFB-Canada, Produced by
Industry of Accident Prevention)re-enactment of man slipping on car oil
because he didn’t take precautions to clean it up after working on his
car-–film is short PSA promoting safety at home, jobs, or just being on the
street-–General Manager of Industry of Accident Prevention of Ontario, Canada,
gives short speech about safety at the end of film
3)
Machinery-PSA Safety
Film/Power Tools: b/w (1940-50s; Produced by the Industrial Accident Prevention
Association)PSA showing a man cutting his two fingers on a lawn
mower-–film provides slight safety tips
4)
Power Lawn Mower-PSA
Safety Film/Power Tools: b/w (1940-50s; Produced by the Industrial Accident
Prevention Association)-–short PSA by writer Tren Frain about taking
precautions when using the lawn mower
5)
Repairs-PSA Safety Film:
b/w (1940-50s; produced by the Industrial Accident Preventive Association of
Ontario, Canada)PSA showing the importance of repairing things quickly
to avoid accidents-–re-enactment of accident
6)
Guards-PSA Safety Film: b/w (1930-40s; Produces by the Industrial
Accident Prevention Association)-–short film showing the importance of using
equipment that has protective guards to avoid injuryre-enactment of
accident
7)
Dress-PSA Safety Film: b/w (1940-50s; Produced by Accident Prevention
Association)-–short PSA showing how to “dress” when working on risky
projects at home; steel toe boots and glovesre-enactment of accident
8)
Chronic Diseases I-Donations/Charity: b/w (1940-50s)PSA is asking
viewers to send donations to help fight small pox, scarlet fever, ammonia,
polio, cerebral palsy, and others-–shot of New York city streets-–shot of NY
Mayor Wagner-–children shown getting treatment at a hospital-–little girl
getting treatment in medical water spa (rehabilitation)
9)
Chronic Disease Ii-Donations/Charity: b/w (1940-50s)PSA is asking
viewers to send donations to help fight chronic disease-–shot of NY Mayor
Wagner-–shot of Jewish Hospital-–Jewish elderly men getting medical
treatment; elderly man getting x-rays-–PSA mentions that Mayor Wagner has
declared a month as the Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital Month to help fight
chronic disease-–scientist shown in laboratry
10)
Chronic Diseases Iii-Donations/Charity: b/w (1940-50s)PSA asking
viewers to donate money to help fight cancer, diabetes, polio, cerebral palsy,
and others-–shot of Jewish Hospital
11)
Duck Hunting: b/w (1940-50s; Produced by the Department of
Interior)PSA informing duck hunters about new hunting regulations in the
Midwestanimation is used
12)
Christmas Seals: b/w (1950s)PSA asking people to make sure they use
Christmas Seals when sending holiday gifts
13)
Girl Scouts: b/w (1950s)recruiting PSA for Girl Scouts
14)
Red Cross: b/w (1950-60s)promoting safety for water sports–people
doing water sports
15)
Red Cross: b/w (1950-60s)PSA for the relief of human suffering-–shots
of human suffering; war and poverty
16)
Education: b/w (1960s)Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz speaks about
education, encourages high school achievement,
and speaks against drop-out behavior
17)
VISTA Volunteer: b/w (1960-70s)PSA showing black young man Isaac Burns
helping retarded white boy cross the street-–film encourages the joining of
the Vista Volunteer Peace Corps
18)
PSA-Gypsy Moths And Caterpillars-Insects: Color (1960s; U.S. Department of
Agriculture)-–film shows the spread of moths and caterpillars in the New
Jersey suburbs and what home owners should do about it; residents shown killing
insects insecticides
19)
Warning Signals-Safety PSA For Firefighters/Police: Color (1960s)PSA
encourages drivers to stop driving their vehicles when hearing a fire truck or
police sirens-–segments makes the comment that, “…emergency vehicles save
lives…”
20)
Automatic Griddle-Appliance: Color (1960s; Underwriters
Laboratory)-–encourages safety from electric appliances (i.e. automatic
griddle)
21)
Snow Thrower Safety: Color (1960s)good winter scenes—people using snow
blowers
22)
Auto Check-Up Safety-CAR Safety: Color (1960s)film encourages the
tune-up and check-up of vehicles for safety purposes-–good shot of black
couple driving a Mercury red convertible
23)
Traffic Safety: Color (1960s)Chairman of the Highway Users Federation
Roy Shapen?, speaks on traffic safety
24)
Boating Safety Tips: Color (1960s)father and son fall off boat while
fishing
25)
Mission 5000: Color (1960s)good shots of trash dumps being eliminated in
Oklahoma City and the creation of sanitary landfills (environmental)
26)
Mission 5000: Color (1960s)good shots of trash dumps being eliminated in
Maryland and the creation of sanitary
landfills (environmental)
27)
Mission 5000: SAME AS 7 (environmental)
28)
Mission 5000: SAME AS 8 (environmental)
29)
Ski Promo: Color (1960s; Professional Ski Instructors of America)good
shots of people shown skiing
30)
Heart Health-Heart/Nutrition: Color (1960s; American Heart Association)
31)
Fire Hazards-Fire Safety: Color (1960s; Underwriters Laboratory)-–PSA salutes
U.S. firefighters for putting their lives on the line, film mentions, “…what
would we do without them, so support them by taking fire caution”
32)
Mission 5000: Color (1960s)burning of trash dumps-–PSA encourages
community action (Environmental Protection Agency)
33)
Mission 5000: Color (1960s)statistics shown (Environmental Protection
Agency)
34)
Mission 5000: SAME AS 14 (environmental)
35)
Mission 5000: SAME AS 15 (environmental)
36)
U.S. NAVY: Color (1960s)PSA showing the U.S. Naval supremacy-–features
of naval aircraft carrier shown
37)
Emergency Relief Fund-Charity/Donations: Color (1960s)—segment shows homeless
and poor children of South America-–stills are also shown-–segment is
encouraging the donating of 33 cents a day per child
38)
Diet Pills-Health/Nutrition: Color (1960s)doctor selling diet pills to
overweight women-–film is warning women to think before taking these kind of
pills (National Institute of Mental Health)
39)
Bronx Zoo-New York: Color (1960s)reptile house-–children with family
40)
Bronx Zoo-New York: Color (1960s)polar bear doing tricks and laying in
water–families enjoying zoo
41)
Thomas Dooley Foundation-Charity/Donation: Color (1960s)PSA encouraging
the help of war victims in Southeast Asiastills and footage is shown
(Vietnam War)
42)
Air Conditioning Manufacturers Institute: "a plea for a better
environment" shows fetus in mother's womb before entering the real world of
pollution and impure air (1960s)
1) PROJECT HOPE: S.S. Hope is
medical ship at dock―"your support turns this deserted ship into a
ship of life"―trains medical workers abroad
2) CARE: Latin American man
testifies to importance of CARE help―translated into English―scenes
of rural poverty
3) U.S. AIR FORCE: Sammy Davis, Jr.
sings theme song and speaks of how you should "dig it" with USAF―black
couple shown
4) TOPS CLUB: woman speaks of
obesity problem in USA―says see your doctor first
5) NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOL
ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM: David
Janssen narrates re "typical alcoholic" who is
everywhere and every type of person from skid row bum to school teacher
6) AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY
BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION: urges you buy Samuel Adams and Patrick Henry medals to
help finance Smithsonian celebration of American folk craft
7) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: guys asks
women for weekend dates―turned down because the women are doing exciting
things in the U.S. Army Reserve
8) U.S. NAVY: sailors board ship
with "Anchors Aweigh" being played―Alexander Scourby speaks re
sadness of saying good-bye―the sacrifice of being a Navy man
9) U.S. AIR FORCE: rock-jazz fusion
music in background with scenes of jets on and off runway―"A Great
Way of Life"
10) UGI FREE HEATING SURVEY: re
saving gas energy―no soundtrack―"For that wonderful
feeling"
11) CAREERS: Gayle Sayers speaks of
25 technical careers needing only two years of college
12) U.S. AIR FORCE ROTC: "Make
your own kind of music" sung as upbeat pictures of college guys show them
learning
13) U.S. ARMY: Barbara Frye is woman
MP―pitch is for women in today's Army
14) POST OFFICE: Ichabod Crain is
chased by Headless Horseman―now a postage stamp―the fun of stamp
collecting
15) U.S. AIR FORCE RESERVE: Dionne
Warwick pitches for finding yourself in the Air Force Reserve
16) OUR LITTLE BROTHERS AND SISTERS:
John Wayne in cowboy clothes on camera speaks for this Catholic charity helping
kids
17) JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER: new mom
gets hubby to rub on baby powder―Alexander Scourby narrates
18) AMERICAN RED CROSS: donate blood
needed―little girl needed it for heart operation―"lend a
helping arm"
19) AMERICAN RED CROSS: Clara Barton
house in Glen Echo, Maryland is where it began
20) U.S. AIR FORCE: "Listen to
the Music" rock sounds as background for pictures of U.S. military
21) ILLINOIS INSTANT LOTTERY:
animated tickets wonder what under their spots―done as fresh boy and
willing girl
22)
SOCIAL SECURITY: man in wheelchair with mental illness―but family keeps
going with Social Security checks
23) HELP: fruit drink mix takes up
less space and weighs less
24) HELP: kids in different
situations need some Help fruit drink―song and pictures of kids in
comically unusual scenes (e.g. dog eats girl's ice cream cone when she is not
watching)
25) POST OFFICE: broadsider walks
through colonial American streets―he's now in 1973 mint stamp set
26) JOHNNY HORIZON '76 PROGRAM:
Charles Schultz on camera speaks of what you can do to help stop pollution and
improve environment
27) NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH:
inside the NIH shows nurses at work―need for nurses at NIH
28) POST OFFICE: battle of
Lexington-Concord now commemorated in postage stamp―Stamps and Stories
is book available for $2 at Post Office
29) AMERICAN REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL
COMMISSION: John Denver urges rededication to American political
freedoms―participate in our government
30) PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL BOARDS
ASSOCIATION: flashing light on school bus means stop
31) HOLLYWOOD BREAD: animated
"Cecil of Hollywood" speaks of contest to win trip to Spain
32) CLOSER LOOK: Betty Field
narrates―handicapped children can be helped if detected early enough
33) AMERICAN EGG BOARD: "the
incredible edible egg"
34) GIRL SCOUTS: adult woman pins on
her badge
35) USO: no medals for loneliness
36) CLEAN WATER: pour pitcher of
clean water, then add oil, paint, muck, etc―clean water―U.S.
Department of Interior
37) CLEAN WATER: shorter version of
No. 36
38) CLEAN WATER: sounds of kids
running to beach―only to find it filthy and polluted―not it belongs
to a rat―another U.S. Department of the Interior spot
39) CLEAN WATER: shorter version of
No. 38
40) CLEAN WATER: folksinger sings
"My River" as we see it polluted by chemicals and industry and
sewage―from U.S. Department of Interior
41) CLEAN WATER: sorter version of
No. 40
42) U.S. ARMY: young men in
different climes and lifestyles consider the Army―individuality―no
more make-work projects, no skinhead haircuts―from N.W.
Ayer―"Today's Army wants to join you"
43) U.S. ARMY:
Vietnam War shots of helicopters and machine guns―sound on film,
but no commercial pitch
44) U.S. AIR FORCE:
paper airplane comes out building window―just take off because you
feel you're just marking time―follows the paper plane―cut to jet
plane
45) DID YOU BUY THAT BOND
TODAY?―not a TV commercial―theatrical spot from 1945 to buy bonds
46) PHYSICAL FITNESS: the
President's All America Team―teenage boys and girls introduced on Coliseum
football field―six of the 50,000 achievers
47) U.S. POST OFFICE: letter carrier
is flooded by mail―"Help"―that's why ZIP Code was created
48) MARCH OF DIMES: Laurie is a
victim of birth defects―little girl put doll to bed, then pick up her
crutches to walk away
49) EASTER SEALS: Donna Kay is
crippled child―says, "crippled kids can be helped"
50) CARE: millions of hungry,
homeless families on the Pakistan-India border
51) NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION:
selling trick or treat candy for Halloween to raise money
1) UNITED NATIONS: "Peace"
is written in many languages as choir sings in background
1959-1960
2) UNITED NATIONS: "You're at a
party and someone takes a swipe at the UN."―refer to Congo,
Palestine, Korea, Yemen, etc. to justify the U.N.'s work
3) UNITED NATIONS: same as No. 1
4) UNITED NATIONS: people from
different countries visit the UN daily―"come to the U.N."
5) UNITED NATIONS: "This is the
third world war"―but the leaders will fight this one this
time―two old men in fistfight duel―from the United Nations
Association―stresses reason
6) UNITED NATIONS:
visitors―same as No. 3
7) UNITED NATIONS: come visit the
United Nations―little boys speaking with an African delegate―come to
the U.N."
8) AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY: woman in
shower―urged to examine her breasts to lumps
cancer
9) AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY:
"fight cancer with a checkup and a check"
10) UNITED WAY: explained as an
efficient way of donating money to charities―water drops making expanding
rings
11) UNITED WAY: lights a
candle―a single gift once a year―child in braces,
etc.―"One gift works many wonders"
12) RED CROSS:
Gillis is a dog―his owner was just wounded in Mekong Delta in
Vietnam―announce how Red Cross helps Vietnam soldiers
13) UNITED WAY: candle―same as
No. 10
14) PEACE CORPS: white PCV in
Africa―10 seconds
15) PEACE CORPS: many Latin American
faces and names―they all think Steve Murray is just great
16) EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: by
1970 there'll be eight million new ways to earn your bread―spreading
butter on bread―10 seconds―from 1965
17) EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY:
stop twiddling your thumbs―10 seconds―from 1965
18) EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY:
job applications―eight ―million new jobs―things are
changing―from 1965
19) EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY:
fists knocking―opportunity knocking―eight million new jobs are
opening up―whether you're white or Negro―10 seconds―from 1965
20) NEW YORK CITY PARKS &
RECREATION: young man walking in park urges you not to clutter parks―green
means clean air―"Man, it's your park, haven't you taken enough
garbage?"
21) NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION:
people closing door on people seeking money
22) NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF
CHRISTIANS AND JEWS: kids running through streets―running
from―they're "foreigners"―prejudiced comments in
background―fear and hate passed from one generation to the
next―brotherhood can also be passed on
23) STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE YOUTH
OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM: young white male dropout doesn't know what to do with his
life―wanders streets―goes to Employment Office
24) BIG BROTHERS OF AMERICA: white
boy lonely for male direction in his life―mom is ok, but not like
dad―has to wait, not enough Big Brothers to go around
25) JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT: prospector
wandering lost in desert sees lemonade stand 5 cents―a Junior Achievement
teenager running it!
26) SAFE DRIVING: Robert Livingston
Barlow was a comer―killed woman in car accident because he got
angry―Green Cross for Safety―Drive Safely
27) NEW YORK CITY SAFETY DEPARTMENT:
animated boy and girl dressed as explorers are playing jungle―cross street
at corner and with green light―you've got to be careful in a jungle
28) NEW YORK CITY SAFETY DEPARTMENT:
jungle―same as No. 26
29) SAFETY COUNCIL: driving through
the eons―consequences of accidents now are worse
30) NO-NECK BEER BOTTLES: people at
party drinking beer―no neck bottles let you hold your beer
31) NO-NECK BEER BOTTLES: people at
party sing "learn how to hold your beer"
32) SUGAR INFORMATION, INC.:
animated ostrich adds sugar to his life―attacks artificial sweeteners as
lacking energy―Ken Nordine narrates―"give him a real soft drink
with the energy of sugar"
33) COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
FOUNDATION: still pictures to explain the good works of the organization
34) COMMUNITY RELATIONS SERVICE:
urges talking out local racial problems, "talk, plan,
act"―rather that have racial disturbances―blacks and whites
35) CLEAN WATER: "folksinger
sings "Long May My River Run"―U.S. Department of Interior
36) CLEAN AIR: witch cackles about
air pollution―"a spoonful of soot from your chimney,"
etc.―bubbling poison is air pollution―from Public Health Service
37) EARTH DAY: polluted air, water
in New York City―more rats than people―by 1980 probably will need a
gas mask and a flashlight to get to the office―very stark spot
38) HURRAH: wheelchair basketball
game―Help Us Reach and Rehabilitate America's Handicapped
39) PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL
FITNESS PROGRAM: boy does chin-ups―urges kids to participate in Lyndon
Johnson's program for fitness
40) CANADIAN CENTENNIAL: 1967 spot
with kids marching through field singing about Canada's 100th anniversary of
Dominion status
41) PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL
FITNESS PROGRAM: little boy cannot get into school playground to play
basketball―"Don't Fence Me Out"
42) PSA: anti-litter―has a
herd of swine running through filthy city streets, cluttered beach, made pigs
out of themselves and their environment 1968
43) AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:
Jack Guilford chants about reading books―mentions Y.A. Tiddle―"read,
brother, read"
44) AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:
"ever wonder why a library is quiet?"―so people can hear what
they read―David Hartman is one of the unknown actors here/celebrity
45) SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT:
policeman explains his job―recruitment ad for SFPD―you make over
$11,000 your first year
46) THE PLASTERING INSTITUTE OF
GREATER NEW YORK: 10 second spot re noisy neighbors unless plastered
47) THE PLASTERING INSTITUTE OF
GREATER NEW YORK: another 10 second spot re noisy neighbors
1) SEAT BELTS:
animation―father tells junior to fasten his belt, but feels safe in not
fastening his own
2) MORMONS: teenage girl is
misunderstood―communication among family members is urged
3) NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION:
Walt Disney explains how chemical pesticides are poison to the
environment―celebrity
4) NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION: we
must protect the vanishing wilderness
5) NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS
AND JEWS: scenes of homeless, wilderness on fire, Ku Klux Klan members burning a
cross, a swastika―narrator urges viewers to partake in brotherhood and
live it in daily life
6) CIVIL DEFENSE: animation of
rockets exploding on map of United States as announcer says Civil Defense is one
part of America's defense against nuclear attack from enemy―circa 1956
classic Cold War fear-mongering
7) DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND OFFICE
OF CIVIL DEFENSE: still cartoons showing how people could be sheltered from
radiation―Cold War atomic bomb shelter
color
8) AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION:
cartoon urges viewers to use dental floss to fight plaque and gum disease
9) AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY:
Ali McGraw urges viewers to give money for research―celebrity
10) MARCH OF DIMES: Ruby Dee urges
pregnant 17 year old to go to the doctor for a pre-natal visit―celebrity
black
11) FIRE BUG: tips on how to keep
the Fire Bug from starting a fire in the Christmas tree
12) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: write your
own future by buying bonds
13) UNITED FUND: give money for
children's causes
14) PEACE CORPS AND VISTA:
recruiting for businessmen
15) YOUR LUNG ASSOCIATION: support
Christmas seals
16) YOUR LUNG ASSOCIATION: buy
Christmas seals
17) YOUR LUNG ASSOCIATION: Barbara
Eden urges viewers to buy Christmas seals―celebrity
18) 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"
19) U.S. AIR FORCE: recruiting
college graduates for aerospace support team―shows Thunderbirds
20) U.S. AIR FORCE: general
recruiting for people who want interesting careers
21) CANADIAN FORCES: recruiting for
Canadians who will go everywhere to
help keep peace, such as Cypress, or at sea―foreign
22) U.S. ARMY: recruiting men for
various jobs
23) U.S. ARMY: brawn has to match
brains for this airborne outfit
24) U.S. NAVAL OFFICERS CANDIDATE
TRAINING SCHOOL: join the Navy and see the world
25) U.S. NAVY: cartoon cat and dog
talk to each other about being glad their owner joined officer training school
26) U.S. NAVY: repeat of 25
27) NEW YORK URBAN COALITION: five
people tell how terrible the Depression was, then George C. Scott says
"It's still the 1930s in the ghetto. Give
money. Give a
damn."―celebrity
28) NEW YORK URBAN COALITION: black
family at cemetery, George C. Scott urging viewers to give jobs, give money,
give a damn.
29) NATIONAL HEMOPHILIA FOUNDATION:
young hemophiliac pricks his finger but is not worried because of new discovery
of a clotting factor
30) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: families
should buy bonds to pay for their daughters' expensive weddings
31) ADVERTISING COUNCIL: scenes of
people littering―don't litter keep
country clean
32) AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY: cartoon
urges people to get checkups for cancer detection
33) BIAFRA: picture of pretty doll
and nice music fades to starving child of Biafra―relief effort foreign
Africa
34) AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY: man
inserting coins into cigarette vending machine fades to horses running at track,
people gambling, dice spinning while narrator says "You
lose"―nice color
35) NATIONAL HEMOPHILIA FOUNDATION:
young man being given newly-discovered clotting factor for
hemophiliacs―camera pans on adults and children who need this expensive
treatment, and only you can give it to them
36) BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION, INC.:
demonstration via children's lemonade stands, how competition is good
37) EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES: Chicago
group helps underachiever students become successes
38) CLEAN WATER: picture of rat and
dirty beach
39) CLEAN WATER: scientist working
in lab
40) TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION: James
Coco practices self-help medicine, but gives it up and goes to
doctor―celebrity
41) LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS: help
someone vote on November 7 by taking over their job―black woman relieves
policeman, cleaning lady relieves executive in meeting, hippie stands in for
American Gothic-type farmer and wife, janitor stands in for dancer in chorus
line―nice color
42) PEACE CORPS: American is very
popular with these Latinos in a Spanish-speaking country
43) PEACE CORPS: young man
surrounded by black natives symbolically plant tree together with drums in
background
44) PEACE CORPS: young man is told
to get away from family pressures concerning his career and do something for the
world
45) JEWISH CHAUTAUQUA SOCIETY:
viewer is taken to concentration camp where we are told to not stand idly by
while oppression reigns, but to love thy neighbor
46) CITIZENS AGAINST WALLBOARD
WALLS: close-up of peeled-away wallboard shows insects are harbored inside, as
are sheep, dinosaurs, tigers and others―plaster is best alternative!
47)
BIG BROTHERS OF AMERICA: young man with no father desires big brother to help
him with problems and football
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