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White Throated Sparrow
TAPE 1 White throated sparrow feeding on ground White throated sparrow singing in tree
Spotted Sandpiper
TAPE 1 Spotted sandpiper on a log
English Sparrow
TAPE 1 Male english sparrow calling
Tree Swallow
TAPE 1 Male tree swallow on house Male tree sparrow picking up feathers from ground
Bluebird
TAPE 1 Male bluebird in tree
Tree Swallow
TAPE 1 Male tree swallow on post Female tree swallow on post close up
Cowbird Egg
TAPE 1 Cowbird egg in chirping sparrow nest
English Sparrow
TAPE 1 Female english sparrow feeding, just fledged young
Wood Thrush
TAPE 1 Wood thrush in tree
Mourning Dove, Squirrel
TAPE 1 Mourning dove throat display at squirrel Dove and squirrel in feeder
House Finch
TAPE 1 Male and female house finch at feeder
White Throated Sparrow, Chirping Sparrow
TAPE 1 White throated sparrow picking up seeds Chirping sparrow in tree
Rose Breasted Grosbeak
TAPE 1 Male rose breasted grosbeak at feeder, bill
Record Storm: U.S. and Europe Hit By Blizzards
Record Storm: U.S. and Europe Hit By Blizzards The New Year roared in with a storm voice that was heard around the world. North America as well as Europe was subject to record-breaking cold waves and snow. Bangor, Maine, was blanketed under 16 inches. In Europe the palm trees in Barcelona, Spain, were snow covered. Britain, Ireland and Northern Europe suffered more severely. Man shoveling driveway. Older man shoveling out snow drifts. Men shoveling snow off roof of house. Man attempts to dig out car from snow drift. Snow plow. In Barcelona, Spain snow covered palm trees. Snow falls on palm trees, harbor, tall ship. Snow covered streets. In Britain, bulldozers are used for snow removal. Six people pulling car out from snow bank. Downed power lines. People show off frozen clothes from clothes line. Two men seen sweeping (removing) snow from train tracks. Steam train traveling towards camera, snow on ground.
Economic Freeze: Cold Wave Brings Huge Citrus Loss
Economic Freeze: Cold Wave Brings Huge Citrus Loss The cold wave sweeping the nation has put the squeeze on the California citrus crop to the tune of Twenty-One Million! That's the loss to fruit frozen on the trees. 145,00 tons! Orange trees with frost on them. MS - A worker checks out the temperature on a special temperature gage reader for oranges. MS - Smudge pots burning fires to heat up the air around the trees. MSLU - Huge single blade fans used to heat up the air. MS - Oranges on a conveyor belt being fed into a truck. CUS - Open trailers are taking the fruit away for shipment to other plants.
Acting Awards: "Most Promising" Win Gold Medals
"Most Promising" Win Gold Medals. Among the winners of this year's coveted Photoplay Magazine awards are Gary Clark, Suzanne Pleshette, Bette Davis and Richard Chamberlain. Clarke is a star of the "Virginian", while Suzanne has "46 Pounds of Trouble" and the forthcoming "The Birds" to her credit. Four aces that make a full house. Story also includes Sebastian Cabot, Johnny Carson, Heda Hopper (sp?) Gary Clarke, Suzanne Pleshette and Richard Chamberlain. MCUS - Sebastian Cabot sitting with ? at the dinner table. MCUS - Johnny Carson. CUS - Betty Davis engrossed in a conversation with Heda Hopper. MCUS - The Virginian star, Gary Clarke is cutting a cake with Suzanne Pleshette. MS - Gary Clarke, Suzanne Pleshette, Betty Davis and David Chamberlain standing together holding their awards.
President Kennedy Dedicates Airport
President Kennedy makes the formal dedication of Chicago's O'Hare Airport, already known as the world's busiest flying field. Later he drives through "the Loop" to a Civic luncheon at which he is to urge public support of his 10.3 billion dollar tax cut. Mayor Richard J. Daley is seen sitting next to President Kennedy in car. Chicago O'Hare airport and throngs of Kennedy supports turn out for the dedication. MOHS - Mayor Richard J. Daley to the far right and President off to the far left, Cannot identify the other two gentlemen in the center. MOHS - President Kennedy pays tribute to Lt. Commander Edward H. O'Hare and places a wreath of flowers on his monument. LS - Camera man takes a shot of the crowd. MS - People lining the street's of Chicago - Loop area to cheer on Mayor Daley and President Kennedy. MCUS - President Kennedy, Mayor Daley and Oglebee the Governor of Illinois riding in an open convertible in a motorcade parade.
Presses Roll NY Has Newpapers After Long Strike
New York Has Newspapers After Long Strike. There's a front page story in New York as the presses roll once more after a 114 day blackout of the City's major newspaper. Once again the City rooms hum, the tickers click, the linotypes clank and the smell of printer's ink is in the air. The strike cost is estimated at $450,000,000 and the strikers won $12.63 weekly benefits. Housewives won, too - ever try to line a bureau drawer with a radio? Nice shots of news room - machines, etc. Aerial shot of New York s skyline, Circa 1963. MS - Papers rolling on the press. MS - Newspaper men working at a table. MCUS - Newspaper man typing on an old Royal Electric typewriter. MCUS - News paper printer a lining print. MS - Evening shot Broadway with marquees lit up. CUS - People buying Newspaper. MCUS - Journal - American Newspaper Trucks getting on the road. CUS - Delivery truck drivers stacking News Papers and people buying newspapers.
Golf Whiz: Nicklaus Wins Masters By A Stroke
The Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia, totes a bag of thrills for the record crowd as golf Dom s top aces battle right down to the wire. It's the 23-year-old wonder boy, Jack Nicklaus, who comes out on top as he comes through the final round with even par and 286 for the tourney. He's one happy fellow as he picks up $20,000 - one of the finest golfers to come down the fairway in many a moon. A record crowd watching the Golf Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. CUS - Slamming Sammy Sneed putts the golf ball into the hold. MS - Jack Nicklaus makes a long putt and almost makes the shot by less of an half an inch. OHS - Golf crowd. MS - Arnold Palmer takes his turn at making a putt. MS - Tony Lema takes a shot and he sinks a 25 footer on the final hole. MS - The golf crowd running on the green to watch Jack Nicklaus take a swing and he misses the hole. MS - Jack takes his final swing and he wins the golf tournament - his father a pharmacists runs up to congratulate him. CUS - Jack Nicklaus smiling after wining the tournament.
"The Ugly American"
"The Ugly American" : New Movie Has Dual Premiere. Gala premieres on both coast mark the debut of the "The Ugly American", adapted from the runaway best-seller. The Thai Ambassador heads the list of celebrities at the Holly premiere. Marlon Brando, the movie's star, attends in Hollywood and then jets East to be present at the New York opening. the picture inaugurates a new theatre - the Tarsus East - and Mr. Brando presides at the official opening. Celebrities attending premieres include: Rock Hudson, Marilyn Maxwell, Doug McClure, Barbara Luna, Marlon Brando in Hollywood. In New York, Tony Randall, Myrna Loy, Marlon Brando Hollywood RLO Pantages Theater marquee "Marlon Brando 'The Ugly American' Gala opening tonight at 8:00' CUS - Thailand s ambassador to the US. OHS - Fans waving to the camera. CUS - Rock Hudson and Maryland Maxwell. CUS Doug McClure and Barbra Luna. MCUS - Marlon Brando smiling and waving at the cameras. New York The Translux East another opening night in New York. MCUS - Tony Randal and wife. CUS - Fans CUS- Mauna Loy. CUS - Marlon Brando shaking hands with his fans. These New York fans love Marlon Brando. CUS - Marlon Brando officially opening the new Translux East Theater in New York City. Marlon cuts the ribbon and Tony Randal is at his side smiling away.
Urges 'Peace Bridge' President Dedicates Marshall Memorial
In an atmosphere of profound pride, President Lyndon Johnson dedicates the George C. Marshall Research Library at Virginia Military Institute and the unveiling of a remarkable-likeness in bronze of the father of the Marshall Plan. Ex-President Eisenhower and General Omar Bradley were among those who attended the dedication ceremonies. Lexington, Virginia A stature of a General looking over the field. George C. Marshall Research Library. Helicopter coming in for a landing. President Johnson disembarking from the military 'Presidential' helicopter. President Johnson is welcomed and then he reviews the Cadets Honor Guard. (All lined up like toy soldiers) President Johnson inside the library looking at a bust of George C. Marshall. Former President Eisenhower, General Omar Bradley and Mrs. Marshall, and Lady Bird Johnson. The crowd at the dedication standing and applauding. President Johnson at the podium. President Lyndon Baines Johnson, "Today we work to carry on the vision of the Marshall Plan. First to strengthen the ability of every European people to select and shape its own society. Second, to bring every European nation closer to its neighbors in the relationships of peace. We will continue to build bridges across the gulf which has divided us from eastern Europe. They will be bridges of increased trade, of ideas, of business and of humanitarian aid." The crowd applaud as President Johnson walks away from the podium.
New Waterway: Moselle Canal Links Germany and France
The fabled Moselle River takes on an added dimension - after six years of work and 200 million dollars - a waterway has been completed that links the steel mills of Lorraine with the coal fields of the Ruhr Valley. Making his first public appearance since his illness President DeGaulle hails it as a milestone in European cooperation. Aerial of the Ruhr Valley, and the houses that are a hundred years old or better. An old castle. Aerial shot - Moselle River. Aerial shot of the dam. Aerial shot - Transport ships. A barge loaded with coal going through the locks. President Charles DeGaulle of France and Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxemburg. People on the sides of the shore cheer and applaud the presence of President DeGaulle. West Germany. President Heinrich Lubke. A fairy boat with President DeGaulle, President Heinrich Lubke of West Germany. Aerial shot - The Moselle Region in France - just beautiful. Aerial shot - Moselle River dam. Aerial shots - Moselle River area and a long shot of the Moselle River with mountains in the background.
Japanese Quake: Fires Follow Shock as Thousands Flee
"Japan suffers her worst earthquake in 40 years as the petroleum city of Nagata is almost destroyed by the tremors & raging fire. Striking at 20 miles of country's West Coast, the earthquake destroyed 1,000 homes & damaged 30,000 others. Many people had to flee before the refinery fire as explosions threatened for more than 3 days." Panning high angle LS devastation, smoldering ruins, smoke. LS explosion, plume of fire & smoke rising into air. LSs fires raging at oil refinery, thick black smoke rising into air. TLS oil barrels loaded onto truck, pan right to burning oil tanks in distance. Panning TLS burning railroad cars knocked from tracks. Panning LS displaced persons sitting in park, black smoke sifting overhead; MSs Japanese women & children in park. TLSs damaged buildings tilted from foundations. TLS/MSs Japanese men & women digging with shovels in street. MS pickup truck buried up to hood in dirt & mud. TLS two damaged car under overhang. TLS/MSs people standing in line for water.
Goldwater Forgets Politics
"The Republican front-runner does for the moment as his daughter, Margaret Ann, is married in Phoenix." TLS Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix. Rear view TLS guests entering chapel. Panning MS Senator BARRY GOLDWATER (R-AZ) walking with daughter Margaret Ann, women holding bridal train. MS police officer keeping reporters, cameramen at bay. TLS/MS Margaret Ann and Richard Arlen Holt exiting church, photographers snapping pictures, happy couple walking past cam.