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Algeria Admitted To The United Nations
Algeria Admitted To The United Nations The flag of the new nation is raised outside the UN headquarters before Premier Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria addresses the General Assembly. Algerian flag being raised. Group of men stand outside clapping, man in front yawns (bored). Interior of UN, Ben Bella at podium. Pan members of United Nations seated, listening to speech (no natural audio).
Japanese Launch Huge Tanker
Japanese Launch Huge Tanker The "Nissho Maru" with a capacity of 132,000 deadweight tons, makes her first voyage before entering the Persian Gulf oil carrying service. She will carry 37,000,000 gallons a trip. WS oil tanker. Radar? Views from above and below deck. Men tour tanker.
Self Propelled Water-Skiers
Self Propelled Water-Skiers The Germans have come up with a device controlled by the water-skier that lets him be his own tow boat. He can steer and pick up his speed, no need for a guided motor boat. Water-skiers show off invention. Fast speed footage of skiers on water. Water skier performs water jump, off ramp.
Which Way To the Game?
Which Way To the Game? Boats, planes and cars carry fans to football games at the University of Washington. It seems that half the fun is getting there --- but nobody says anything about getting home. Final score, Washington 41, Kansas State 0. Crowd of people walk towards outdoor stadium. Crowds of people walk along sidewalk, cars in street. Buses drive past camera. Stadium boaters on Lake Washington, sail towards stadium. Tour boat passes camera. People exit boat, man holds woman s hand (assists her). Seaplane, docked. Man helps woman out from seaplane. Crowds of people walk towards camera. Crowds of spectators walking towards stadium. Short Pan of crowded stadium. Pass interception play, football player tackled at 40 yard line. CU football players on sideline. Man amongst crowd, raises his arms in victory and claps hands. People charge onto the field, chasing the football players down field.
Night Procession Honors Council
Night Procession Honors Council St. Peter's Square is the scene of a brilliant display as 15,000 torch bearers pay tribute to Church dignitaries assembled for the Ecumenical Council. Torch bearers walk towards Vatican. Low angle people carry torches, past camera. Night procession with torches. Pope blesses crowd from window.
Belgian Riots: Factions Clash Over Languages
Belgian Riots: Factions Clash Over Languages Tens of thousands of Flemish-speaking Belgians (Flemings) from the North parade in Brussels and clash with their French-speaking countrymen. Both want their languages used more in official business. Police brutality, police hitting with clubs. Woman holds cloth to her head, injured, bleeding. Police trying to control crowd. Rioters destroy demonstrators signs, anger. Smoke filled street with crowds.
Sports: Football - Texas 9, Oklahoma 6
Sports: Football - Texas 9, Oklahoma 6 Texas has a fight on its hands as it downs Oklahoma. The Longhorns win by the margin of a field goal --- a 26 yard kick by Tony Crosby. Pan crowded stadium. Loose ball, referee runs away from it, funny.
Sports: Football - Army 9, Penn State 6
Sports: Football - Army 9, Penn State 6 The upset of the week is staged at West Point as the Cadets down third ranking Penn State. Penn gets two field goals, but the Army adds a touchdown to their field goal for a stunning victory. Field goal kick. Crowd shots. Army cadets run onto field.
World Series: Yanks Down Giants In 7-Game Thriller
World Series: Yanks Down Giants In 7-Game Thriller It's a nip and tuck right down to the wire as the New York Yankees nose out the San Francisco Giants for the World Series Championship. In a tight, thrill-packed 7th game, the Yankees score only one run, but pitcher Ralph Terry blanks the Giants and New York wins its 20th World Title. Crowded stadium. Plays from game, pitcher throws ball, batter hits a single. Various plays from game. Celebration, players run onto field and catcher picks up pitcher.
August 4, 1994 - Part 9
(18:55:43) Finally, I raised with him, I raised with him Senator Bond ' s question. I frankly do not remember whether I said there were fall meetings although I know that he has testified to that fact. I could have but I don't really recall that. I said that-but I did read the question and the answer-and he--and the question is something to the effect that how did the White House--did the White House learn of the criminal referrals from the RTC, and his answer was not to my knowledge. Senator Bond pursued that, he said not to my knowledge, again. Mr. Altman said that's correct, I don't have any knowledge of that. And I said that I think that there may have been-and this is the part that's fuzzy for me-I don't know whether I said there were a couple of meetings or whether I just got briefly into the conversation. He said to me that he didn't know whether he wanted me to inform him of additional facts at this point. I asked him-and I want to explain that because I saw your eyebrows go up. I think he was uncertain whether he should get more information from his side or whether he should get more illformation from the White House and I think that was a legitimate concern frankly. But he said-we sparred a little bit on it. I said was Jean Hanson with you at the testimony. He said she was. I said you need to go get Jean Hanson, look at the transcript and consider whether this question and answer needs to be corrected. I thought that Was 411 sufficient, to have him sit down with Jean Hanson and correct the record at that point, Senator GRAMM. And you assumed he was going to do that when you hung up? Mr. PODESTA. Absolutely. The CHAIRMAN. That's a very important point, and we've touched on that before and it needs to be pursued beyond that because of the issue of-in my mind, I think a fair question-I won't pose it now, but a fair question would be in light of everything we know now, isn't it clear that after that conversation took place, that that first letter in here should have included all these items without the hair-splitting? Mr. PODESTA. Senator, that would have been clearly the better course of action. Senator DAMATO. Mr. Chairman, I hope this takes 30 seconds. Didn't Altman, because I think you testified, at least he did, say to you he didn't want you to tell him the details? Mr. PODESTA. I don't believe I used that term. I believe we got to the point where I said there may be information at the agency. I believe I used the duty to supplement the record, and I think he just didn't want-I think he wanted to confirm or to look at that question and look at that issue with his people, not with me over the telephone. The CHAIRMAN. Senator Moseley-Braun. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I'm so glad the Senator from Texas is still here, because earlier today he referenced my hometown of Chicago, and I did not want to interfere with this hearing in his reference to the St. Valentine's Day Massacre was something that nobody heard anything about, and I just wanted to point out to the Senator from Texas that the St. Valentine's Day, the silence that accompanied the St. Valentine's Day Massacre had nothing on the silence that accompanied the failure of savings and loans in Texas. [Laughter.) Now we have looked at a situation where the RTC has spent some $25.4 billion with a B, billion dollars, just on RTC losses in Texas. Over 57 percent of the total savings and loan losses happened in Texas. Now, Whitewater, by comparison, comes to about 5/100 of I percent of the RTC losses total versus the amount that the taxpayers of the United States are spending on taxes. I Again, I took a little umbrage-I know my city has a reputation to recover from and we're working hard on it, Senator, to overcome the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. But I dare say it's going to take a long time before the taxpayers of this country overcome the $25 billion that we have all contributed to bail out S&L's in Texas for which, by the way, I would mention we have as of March 15th only re cover ed some $42,000 from insiders, total $42,000 out of this $25 billion. And as to which not a single penny was issued in investigation of some 86 out of 137 failed Texas S&L's. So you know, as the old people who live in glass houses or, alternatively, the pot should not call the kettle sour,
Painted " Smokey the Bear"
Painted " Smokey the Bear"
Polar bears
Polar bear walking back and forth on rocks, possibly at a zoo (? - bear seems to be pacing).
Bear foot print
Bear foot print
Bears (Grizzly?)
Bears (Grizzly?)
Bears in snow
Bears in snow
Honey bear
Honey bear
Black bear fishing in stream
Black bear fishing in stream
Black bear
Black bear
Bear fishing (Alaska)
Bear fishing (Alaska)
Car through spring
Car through spring
Honey bear (hanging from tree)
Honey bear (hanging from tree)
Black bear
Black bear
Bear on highway
Bear on highway
Bear seen through binoculars
Bear seen through binoculars