Newsreels of 1965

An award-winning marathon of momentous events covered by the Universal International camera crews.

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DVD-R Details

Run Time: 1 hours
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: August 4, 2015
Originally Released: 1965
Label: Alpha Video

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Description by OLDIES.com:

Between 1929 and 1967, Universal-International newsreels were released twice weekly, many narrated by famed announcer Ed Herlihy. It was almost impossible to attend a motion picture that was not preceded by one. Top production crews traversed the nation and the globe to bring the leading stories in politics, entertainment, sports as well as national and global affairs, back to eager audiences.

Highlights from this collection include:

Lyndon Johnson Pledges To End Tyranny At Inauguration
United States Begins Bombing North Vietnam
Revolution In The Dominican Republic
Monorail, 'Train Of The Future', Debuts At New York World's Fair
Moscow Displays Military Strength On Anniversary Of Hitler's Death
Saturn 1 Launched At Cape Canaveral
Assassination Attempt On Charles de Gaulle Foiled
Bernard Baruch Dead At 94
United Nations Celebrates 20th Year
LBJ Meets With Billy Graham
Models Dance To Pop Beat At Mod Fashion Show

....and much more!!

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Documentary

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