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Newsreels: 1965 Events At Home And Abroad
Newsreels 1965 stock footage documents world events, politics and war as well as sports, fashion and entertainment for the year of 1965. Our Public Domain Stock Footage newsreels cover every major world event, the not so major events, strides in technology, the lives of public figures, fads and trends. Newsreels 1965 is an incredibly rich resource of visual history that tells the story of the year 1965. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1965 (UE65101)
BERLIN WALL OPEN AGAIN
Residents of West Berlin wait through a long and wet night for the hated Wall of Shame to be opened to East Berlin. Only during the Holiday Season do Communist Authorities allow unrestricted border crossings - The only change many have to see imprisoned relatives.
FLOODS HIT EUROPE
Europe has been plagues with storms through most of Autumn and now floods have compounded the misery. In England and Holland they are hit by the worst inundations since 1953. In the Netherlands many Dikes have been breached.
ROOFTOP HELIPORT
Like every large city, New York faces the frustrating problem of getting airplane passengers through heavy traffic to outlying airports. Now the problem is being partially solved with the opening of a helicopter landing pad atop a mid-town skyscraper. Now jet passengers can be whisked to Kennedy, LaGuardia or Newark in 7 minutes-it's an hour or an hour-and-half crawl by automobile.
NORTH AND SOUTH - IT'S FUN TIME
You don't see the sport everywhere, but in the North-east they jump at the chance to take part in Barrel-jumping contests. The winner clears sixteen barrels and comes down for a three-point landing.
Far to the South there's more jumping - this time by porpoises. They put on a show at Marineland, Florida, that has everyone enthralled. You're not safe at home until you've seen porpoises play baseball. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1965 (UE65102)
RARE PORTRAIT LOANED TO MUSEUM:
The Los Angeles County Museum puts a prized work of art on display...a Rembrandt portrait of his son "TITUS". Discovered in a Dutch farmhouse 150 years ago, the masterpiece was purchased by Norton Simon and through the Norton Simon Foundation it is on loan to the new museum.
SLAP-HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Let's not monkey around...we'll get straight to the point. If humans go on the town for New Year's - why not chimpanzees? In London anything goes when a bunch of the boys whoop it up and then turn to the more esthetic things of life...a band concert. (No, Madame, we are all out of ear plugs.)
SPORTS
Football
BUFFALO AGAIN AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPS:
San Diego plays host to Buffalo in the American League playoff and the Bills proceed to tear the local boys apart. The San Diego Chargers were heavy pre-game favorites, but they can't ocpe with an inspired Buffalo team who whips them 23 to 0.
GREEN BAY EDGES BALTIMORE:
The National League football race is a cliff-hanger right down to the wire. Tied for first place in the Western Division, the Baltimore Colts and the Green Bay Packers meet in a play-off. The game ends in a tie and they go into a "sudden death" overtime period. Green Bay pulls it out with a field goal and becomes Western Division Champs. |
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