LEAD-IN:

Activists have been calling for better treatment for all migrants and refugees in Canada.

They held a demonstration in Montreal as the first government planes carrying Syrian refugees landed in the country.

STORY-LINE:

Passengers arrive at Montreal Trudeau International Airport.

But away from the cameras, a special flight has landed.

Syrian refugees have made it to Canada on a government aircraft.

It's the second such flight to arrive here after 163 people flew in Toronto on Thursday.

Canada has pledged to resettle 25,000 Syrians by the end of February.

But at a demonstration outside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Montreal office, activists are calling for all migrants in Canada to receive the same treatment.

The group Solidarity Across Borders says hundreds of thousands of undocumented and temporary migrants live the country.

It says black Africans are particularly badly affected.

"When the Syrian refugees arrive in Toronto Pearson Airport, and when they will arrive today they will receive a health card, social insurance, they'll be able to integrate right away in society," says Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders .

"It's a model of what is possible and what we demand from the government for thousands of people that are living without status here in Canada," she adds.

All 10 of Canada's provincial premiers support taking in the refugees.

About 800 people destined for Canada are being screened by security and health officers each day in Lebanon and Jordan.

"I hope that the refugees that have just arrived in Canada are real refugees that need Canada's protection and the money that Canada will spend that's taken from my salary and that of other Canadians," says Anas Hariri, a Canadian citizen of Syrian origin.

Community groups have launched initiatives to welcome the new arrivals.

Iran-born Amir Kahdir, a member of the National Assembly of Quebec, is helping a knitting project in a Montreal cafe.

"We are united here, people from Montreal, from other cities of Quebec province who have come together to knit hats - what we call here in Canada 'tuques' - to protect Syrian refugees who have begun to arrive to Canada just today," he says.

Khadir writes welcome messages in Arabic to accompany the hats.

"It's very important to tell children that we need to welcome these people with great solidarity and in an international effort of solidarity," says Marie Vincent, community organiser for la Maison d'Aurore group.

LEAD-IN:

Activists have been calling for better treatment for all migrants and refugees in Canada.

They held a demonstration in Montreal as the first government planes carrying Syrian refugees landed in the country.

STORY-LINE:

Passengers arrive at Montreal Trudeau International Airport.

But away from the cameras, a special flight has landed.

Syrian refugees have made it to Canada on a government aircraft.

It's the second such flight to arrive here after 163 people flew in Toronto on Thursday.

Canada has pledged to resettle 25,000 Syrians by the end of February.

But at a demonstration outside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Montreal office, activists are calling for all migrants in Canada to receive the same treatment.

The group Solidarity Across Borders says hundreds of thousands of undocumented and temporary migrants live the country.

It says black Africans are particularly badly affected.

"When the Syrian refugees arrive in Toronto Pearson Airport, and when they will arrive today they will receive a health card, social insurance, they'll be able to integrate right away in society," says Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders .

"It's a model of what is possible and what we demand from the government for thousands of people that are living without status here in Canada," she adds.

All 10 of Canada's provincial premiers support taking in the refugees.

About 800 people destined for Canada are being screened by security and health officers each day in Lebanon and Jordan.

"I hope that the refugees that have just arrived in Canada are real refugees that need Canada's protection and the money that Canada will spend that's taken from my salary and that of other Canadians," says Anas Hariri, a Canadian citizen of Syrian origin.

Community groups have launched initiatives to welcome the new arrivals.

Iran-born Amir Kahdir, a member of the National Assembly of Quebec, is helping a knitting project in a Montreal cafe.

"We are united here, people from Montreal, from other cities of Quebec province who have come together to knit hats - what we call here in Canada 'tuques' - to protect Syrian refugees who have begun to arrive to Canada just today," he says.

Khadir writes welcome messages in Arabic to accompany the hats.

"It's very important to tell children that we need to welcome these people with great solidarity and in an international effort of solidarity," says Marie Vincent, community organiser for la Maison d'Aurore group.

Montreal, Canada - 12 December 2015

1. Wide of interior of Montreal Trudeau International Airport

2. Close of departure board

3. Various of airport terminal interior

Montreal, Canada - 13 December 2015

4. Activists holding demonstration for migrant justice in front of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Montreal office

5. Close of sign outside office

6. Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders, talking to journalist

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders:

"When the Syrian refugees arrive in Toronto Pearson Airport, and when they will arrive today they will receive a health card, social insurance, they'll be able to integrate right away in society and that is exactly what is...it's a model of what is possible and what we demand from the government for thousands of people that are living without status here in Canada."

8. Mid of activists

9. Various of activists marching

10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Anas Hariri, Canadian citizen of Syrian origin:

"I hope that the refugees that have just arrived in Canada are real refugees that need Canada's protection and the money that Canada will spend that's taken from my salary and that of other Canadians."

Montreal, Canada - 12 December 2015

11. Amir Khadir (right), member of the Quebec National Assembly, talking to a journalist at a Syrian refugee welcoming initiative in a cafe

12. Close of box for collecting hats known as 'tuques'

13. Khadir sitting with women who are knitting hats

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Amir Khadir, member of the Quebec National Assembly:

"We are united here, people from Montreal, from other cities of Quebec province who have come together to knit hats - what we call here in Canada 'tuques' - to protect Syrian refugees who have begun to arrive to Canada just today."

15. Various of Khadir writing welcoming message in Arabic to go with the hats

16. SOUNDBITE (French) Marie Vincent, community organiser with la Maison d'Aurore:

"It's very important to tell children that we need to welcome these people with great solidarity and in an international effort of solidarity."

17. Children knitting hats for refugees

WORLD NEWS REVIEW 1995

Duration 46:58

Sound: Ch 1 M&E

10:00:00 Opening sequence and Headlines

ASIA

10:00:50

Kashmir - Bombing During Governor's Speech

Jammu, India

Governor of Kashmir Rao salutes

Rao inspects the guard of honour

Rao speaking as bomb goes off in background (Dramatic shot)

Debris flying into the air

People removing victims on stretcher

10:01:12

Japan - Kobe Earthquake

Kobe, Japan

Street scene

Kobe flower sign

Collapsed building

VS Workers clearing up

Tracking shot of collapsed buildings along road

VS Clear-up operation

Workers carrying stretcher from collapsed building

WS of refugee centre

Woman eating rice - zooms in

10:02:16

Pope's Visit To Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Australia

Manila, Philippines

Pope John Paul II in popemobile

WS huge crowd

WS altar ready for Mass

Pope gives communion

Pope raises goblet

Evening overhead view huge crowd gathered for youth vigil

Popemobile through crowd

Pope in popemobile

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

MS dancers at Port Moresby airport

Pope coming out of plane

10:02:56

Pakistan - Mosque Massacre

Karachi, Pakistan

Top view marchers on street

Banners showing solidarity with Kashmiri rebels

Crowd scatters as shots ring out

MS exterior of Abu Al-Abbas mosque

MS walls ridden with bullets and blood on floor

MS of mourners sitting on ground - one man being cradled

WS of body being carried in procession

10:03:28

Japan - Subway Gas Attack

Tokyo, Japan

Subway train enters a station

Newspaper front page

People reading newspaper on train (headlines about attack)

People riding the trains

Shots of the leader of Aum Supreme Truth group, Shoko

Asahara

10:03:47

Philippines - Muslims Take 50 People Hostage

Ipil, Philippines

Pan devastated town

People poking through burning wreckage

Pan of morgue interior with charred and dead bodies

Helicopter taking off from temporary air strip

Helicopter lands

Wounded and dead guerillas in helicopter

More GVs of wounded

President Fidel Ramos touring city

10:04:29

Bangladesh - Agricultural Workers In Violent Demonstrations

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Demonstrators march to rally

Police behind riot shields

Cutaway protestors chanting

Sheikh Hasina Wajed addressing the rally before the siege

Police clashing with protestors

Tear gas exploding

10:04:58

India - Delhi Fire

Delhi, India

Firefighters and civilians hauling hose

Smouldering ruins

High-shot smoke billowing over zone

10:05:14

South Korea - Student Riots At Anniversary Of Liberation

Seoul, South Korea

Marchers with flags

Police in wait and pan to view protest

Police charge into protestors

AV of police action

Fighting

Police drag off protestors

Students throwing Molotov cocktail

Bombs hit police

Confrontation lines as clashes continue

Masked man throws Molotov cocktail, pulls back to police

Police respond with tear gas cannons

Students retreat under tear gas

10:06:11 South Pacific - Nuclear Tests

Papeete, Tahiti

Woman with "no more tests" sign

Mururoa Atoll

AV Mururoa Atoll

WS of Rainbow Warrior, Greenpeace ship (d)

Pan nuclear testing equipment

Papeete, Tahiti

Ms of Air New Zealand plane wing - pullout to show whole

plane

Airport terminal building on fire

Young men smashing cars

Car being overturned

Tear gas fired by police

Riot police marching

Man being arrested

WS street with buildings burning

Papeete, Tahiti

Wide view peaceful mass anti-nuclear march along road

10:07:10

Dalai Lama's 60th Birthday Celebrations

Buddha Jayanti Park, New Delhi, India

Monks blowing horns

Opening prayers

Statue of Buddha

Dalai Lama kisses prayer plate

CA locals in traditional dress

Dalai Lama planting and watering tree

Dalai Lama leaves park with Indian Foreign Secretary M.K.

Rasgotra

Dalai Lama addressing crowd

WS painted elephant

Dalai Lama receives flowers at birthday celebrations

10:07:55

South Korea - Moonie Wedding

Seoul, South Korea

Stage of Olympic Stadium for mass wedding

Pan couples

Moon Sun-Myung and his wife Han Hak-Ja

O/H Couples

Moon and wife blessing the couples

10:08:13

India - Milk For The Gods

New Delhi, India

Milk being spooned to statue

Queues of people outside temple

Milk being spooned to statue

Newspaper headlines

10:08:31

Sri Lanka - Violence From Tamil Separatists

Colombo, Sri Lanka

Flames in the night sky billowing skywards

GVs of fires blazing

Soldiers coming under fire and running away

Morning pictures of soldiers carrying corpse on stretcher to

car

VS Smoke clouds

SCIENCE & MEDICINE

10:09:16

Osteoporosis - Trial Of New Drug

CS Women's head on scan table

Pull out to show scan machine

Monitor screen showing results of scan

Another woman on bed

Doctor show patient x-rays

CS hand on x-ray

Doctor showing elderly patient x-rays

10:09:40

Breast Cancer - New Technology To Detect Growths

Washington, USA

Spy satellite images.

Woman at computer

Breast images on screen

Woman being scanned

Hands pointing on images

Doctor showing images

Presser. Dr Susan Blumenthal, from the Women's Health

Section of the US Department of Health and Human

Services, SOT: "surely we should be able to detect small

lumps on women's breast right in front of us."

10:10:13

Hubble Telescope Pictures

Stills

The rings of Saturn (g)

Vs of collapsed planet (g)

10:10:28

Eclipse Of The Sun

Fatephur Sikri, Agra District, Uttar Pradesh State, India

Sunrise at Fatehpur Sikri fort monument

Sun

Fatehpur Sikri fort monument

Partial eclipse

Fatehpur Sikri fort monument in twilight

Film cameraman

Fort monument in twilight zooms into full eclipse

AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST

10:10:58

Israel/Palestine - Arafat Promises Continued Struggle

Nablus, West Bank, Occupied Territories

Troupe of Palestinian dancers on stage

Man dancing in crowd

Women singing and clapping

Gaza

PLO chairman Yasser Arafat on stage, addressing crowd

WS Crowd

Arafat on stage, gesticulating

Crowd waving Palestinian flags

Arafat planting olive tree

Arafat saluting as he walks past supporters

Nablus, West Bank

Youths gathering as Israeli soldiers approach

Israeli soldiers kicking youth

Man with gun running through traffic

10:11:53

Israel/Palestine - Peace Talks; Arafat In Paris

Cairo, Egypt

Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres off

plane, shaking hands with Egyptian counterparts

Rabin and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak meeting in

palace

CU Mubarak

CU Rabin

Palestinian Leader, Yasser Arafat, arriving

Arafat meeting with Mubarak in palace

King Hussein of Jordan arriving

Hussein and Mubarak walking

Four leaders seated in palace and chatting

Mubarak alongside Arafat

Rabin alongside King Hussein

Four leaders chatting

Paris , France

Arafat greeted by French Foreign Minister, Alain Juppe

Arafat and Juppe talking

Guards on roof by presidential palace

Arafat and French President Francois Mitterrand exiting

after talks, shaking hands and chatting on steps

10:12:46

Israel/Palestine - Further Deadlock In Talks

West Bank

MS youths running in streets

Soldier firing tear gas

Tear gas canister

Tear gas exploding

Jenin, West Bank

Man being kicked

Man on floor, dragged by police

Gaza

Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and Yasser Arafat

shaking hands at meeting table

Jenin, West Bank

Jenin rooftops

Nablus

AV Nablus

WS cars honking and flying flags

Efrat

Pan settlers, two men praying

Soldier with machine gun in jeep

10:13:24

Israel/Palestine - Transference Of More Power To Palestinians

Alexandria, Egypt

Two-shot Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Yasser Arafat seated - Zoom in Arafat

Pull out two shot Shimon Peres and Mubarak

Sidon, Lebanon

Protestors in front of closed shops

Cairo, Egypt

CU PLO negotiator Jamil Tarifi signing agreement

WS Table, shaking hands, applauding

West Bank

Soldier checking car

Two men in car receiving documents from soldier

Jericho, West Bank

Youths throwing stones at Police

LS Israeli flag being burnt

Palestinian flags raised aloft

10:14:12

Somalia - Withdrawal Of UN Troops

Somalia

US Marines walking on beach

Warship at sea

Soldier on radio

APC/Tanks roll past

People looting house

Pick-up truck full of Somali militia-men with machine guns

and bazooka

Looter with loaded wheelbarrow running

Inflatable boats with US flags approaching shore

MS marine unrolling barbed wire

Demonstration against Operation United Shield

Banner and chanting demonstrators

US Marines as stray bullet goes overhead

Marines behind shield

Explosion and smoke

Cobra attack helicopters rising over airport runway

Mogadishu, Somalia

Mohamed Farah Aideed raises arm to lead chant

Children with wreaths

Aideed with wreath around neck smiling and holding flag

Mothers seated in food queue with malnourished children

Children by mother's side

Faces of children

10:15:45

South Africa - Winnie Mandela Sacked From Government

Cape Flats Township, Near Cape Town, South Africa

Winnie Mandela out of car and greeted by crowd

Crowd chanting

Winnie Mandela chanting "Freedom" slogan

Soweto, South Africa

Exterior of Winnie Mandela's house

Front of house and police

Cape Town, South Africa

President Nelson Mandela SOT: "This decision has been taken

both in the interest of good government and to ensure the

highest standards of discipline among the leading

officials of the government of national unity."

10:16:24

Zaire - Ebola Virus

Kikwit, Zaire

MS men pushing body on trolley

CU microscopic view of virus

Map of Zaire highlighting Kikwit and Mosango

Kikwit, Zaire

AV of Kikwit

Masked doctor with patient

Nursing staff testing blood

Ill man lying outside hospital

VS Patients

10:16:54

Sudan - Tension With Egypt

Kassala, Sudan

General Hassan Al-Bashir

Motorcade

Bashir shaking hands with soldiers on parade

Women raising rifles in the air

Gun exercises

WS pan of parade/crowd with flags

Horsemen with flags

Al-Bashir arrives in jeep

Men holding defaced photographs of opposition leaders

Single photo and tilt down

Armed women run past

10:17:49

Iraq - Defection Of Hussein Children

Baghdad, Iraq

Iraqi flag flying

Saddam Hussein seated in office

Lieutenant General Hussein Kamel Hassan (Saddam's son-in-law

viewing parade)

Amman, Jordan

Kamel SOT (in Arabic): "We are working for toppling the

regime but as far as secrets we won't reveal any unless

it is in the interests of Iraq."

Baghdad, Iraq

Cabinet meeting

Saddam chairing meeting

The Gulf - Aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln

Jet taking off

AV aircraft carrier

Jet taking off

10:18:39

Pope In South Africa

Johannesburg, South Africa

Pope emerging from plane

Pope being presented with a basket of earth by children,

kissing it and blessing the children

CU of Pope turning to greet Mandela, two shake hands

10:18:51

Rwanda - Massacre At Refugee Camp

Kibeho Camp, Rwanda

Aerial of camp

Bodies being carried away

MS of onlookers

Carrying away body

LS of bodies carried away

Body tipped into grave

10:19:25

Israel - Run Up To Rabin's Assassination

Jerusalem, Israel

WS Dome of Jerusalem

WS Damascus Gate

WS Old city

Washington, USA

Yitzhak Rabin SOT: "I believe what has happened in the last

two years is remarkable progress of tranquility and

stability and peace".

10:19:52

Israel - Rabin Assassination

Tel Aviv, Israel

Rabin smiling at peace rally (a short time before he was shot)

Rabin addressing crowd

**GVs of police surrounding suspect and hustling him away**

Jerusalem, Israel

Leah Rabin and family crying at funeral

Israeli President Weizmann laying wreath

Cabinet members standing silently around table

Shimon Peres SOT: "The real wish in the last minute of his

life was that the peace process will be continued."

10:20:39

Nigeria - Execution Of Ken Saro-Wiwa

Nigeria

Ken Saro-Wiwa addressing rally

Trial judge pan to Saro-Wiwa and colleagues in dock

Auckland, New Zealand

Nigerian foreign minister, Tomi Ikimi, with officials after

Nigeria's suspension from the Commonwealth of Nations

meeting in New Zealand

Ikimi onto bus (refusing to comment to reporters)

10:21:06

Ivory Trade - Demonstration By Kenyan Government Against Trade

Nairobi National Park, Kenya

WS of burning ivory

People with banner reading:" wildlife clubs of Kenya

support conservation"

Wildlife officer throws tusks on fire

CU fire

CU ivory burning

Poster reading: "only elephants should wear ivory"

Burning tusks

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

10:21:49

Barings Bank Collapse- Nick Leeson's Trial

Singapore

Futures trader Nick Leeson escorted to car

Leeson driven away

WS press scrum

Singapore lawyer, John Koh, arrives

WS Prison tower

10:22:13

Dow Jones Reaches 5000

New York City, USA

New York Stock Exchange ticker as Dow Jones reaches 5,000

points at 10:20am

GVs floor trading

Closing bell, date board and hammer signifying end of trading

10:22:30

Car Wars - USA Vs Japan

USA

Prospective buyer examines a new Lexus/price tag shows

$55,000

US trade representative Mickey Kantor sot "The U.S. is the

largest car market in the world and the most lucrative.

That's why everyone wants into this market. We're asking

Japan to play fair. If we buy their products, they

should buy our products."

EUROPE

10:23:07

Bosnia - Summary Of Events

Bihac, Bosnia

Man firing rocket launcher

Man runs from building to trench

Soldier in trench with rocket launcher

House on fire

Man firing rocket launcher

Tanks fires and moves off

Munich, Germany

Meeting of Bosnia's Croats and Moslems round table

CU Bosnian Moslem Prime Minister Hans Silajdzic

Croatian representatives (pan to) Croatian Prime Minister

Ejup Granic

SOT Silajdzic "Let's hope we will use the rest of the

ceasefire period in Bosnia-Herzegovina to try to make

peace."

Sarajevo, Bosnia

WS Sarajevo

WS town pan to cemetery

UN observation post overlooking Sarajevo

Aviano, Italy

F-16 Aircraft taking off from Nato air base

Over Bosnia

Nato plane in sky

Pale, Bosnia

Smoke from hills pulls out to children running at sound of

siren

Sarajevo, Bosnia

Old people dust themselves off

Girl holding head

UN armoured vehicle returning fire

Pale, Bosnia

Jovan Zametica (Bosnian Serb spokesman) SOT: "You call those

troops hostages. We call them enemies,for that is what

they are."

VS Hostages (UN military observers)

Adriatic Sea

Loading missiles on plane

CU plane with USS Roosevelt on the side

Naples, Italy

Nato pictures of air raid on monitor

Second air strike on monitor

Washington D.C., USA

US President Bill Clinton SOT: "About an hour ago I spoke

with Secretary Christopher in Dayton, Ohio. He informed

me that the Presidents of Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia have

reached a peace agreement to end the war in Bosnia."

10:25:25

Belarus - First Free Elections

Minsk, Belarus

Exterior of polling station

Citizens casting their votes

The present Belarussian emblem

Interior polling station

Speaker of the Parliament, Micheslav Grib casting his vote

President of Belarus, Alezander Lukashenko signing the

voters list.

Lukashenko exiting voting booth and casting his vote

10:25:55

Denmark - World Development Conference

Copenhagen, Denmark

Aircraft on tarmac

UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali shaking hands

with officials

French President Francois Mitterrand speaking

Delegates listening to German Chancellor Helmut Kohl speaking

Chinese representative on podium

South African President Nelson Mandela SOT "The dimensions and

the effects of poverty are all too familiar: hunger,

unemployment, homelessness, disintegration of the social

fabric."

10:26:30

France - Presidential Elections

Paris, France

Woman entering polling station

Queue of voters in polling station

Premier Edouard Balladur voting

CU Conservative Paris mayor Jacques Chirac walking through

crowds chanting "We are going to win" (in French)

CU of Chirac speaking to his supporters

CU of InfoMatin newspaper with headline "Jospin - the

surprise" tilt up to La Tribune with headline saying the

social crisis at the heart of the second round.

Balladur, French SOT: "Please quiet down.....for weeks I

have fought for my convictions....but I don't want to

see what happened in 1986 and 1988 and in the second

round I will vote for Jacques Chirac."

LS Elysee Palace

WS Chirac walking on red carpet

Chirac meets Former President Francois Mitterrand outside

Elysee Palce

Chirac signs for handover

CU Signed book

Chirac and Mitterrand farewell outside Elysee Palace

10:27:25

France - Metro Bomb

Paris, France

WS aftermath scene

Rescuer holding up intravenous drip

Bandaged, injured victim stretchered up steps

Station sign, pb and pan across to damaged carriage

Newspaper headlines

10:27:46

Italy - Elections

Rome, Italy

Prime Minister Lamberto Dini through doors and walking to

podium

Ceremonial guard

Dini speaking from podium

10:28:14

Italy - Mafia Trial

Caltanissetta, Sicily

Heavily-armed police patrolling outside courthouse

Salvatore Riina entering cage

CU Judge

CU Riina in courtroom cage

MS judges on bench

Riina gesticulating behind glass screen and saying he

wanted to be able to consult with his lawyer

10:28:38

Germany - Artist Christo Wraps The Reichstag

Berlin, Germany

WS of Reichstag all wrapped up

Crowd - man wearing t-shirt "Wrapped Reichstag 1971-95"

Christo and wife, Jeanne-Claude, at press conference

GVs of Reichstag

10:29:01

Chechnya - Summary Of Events

Grozny, Chechnya

WS Presidential palace under fire

Russian tank passes presidential palace watched by Chechen

fighter

(Night) LS burning tank

Khasavyurt, Chechnya

CU Yeltsin on TV screen making speech

Moscow, Russia

Woman carrying poster that reads "Return our Sons from

Chechnya"

Alexander Rutskoi speaking to crowd

Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan

Boris Yeltsin and Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev

greeting each other and walking into building

WS flags in corridor

Grozny, Chechnya

Woman looking anxious

LS plume of smoke over fields

SOT Chechen commander, Aslan Maskhadov, saying that the war

hasn't ended just because Grozny has fallen

Line of bodies laid out on ground

WS damaged "Grozny" town sign and scrubland

Chechen fighter sheltering in corner of building

VS Houses being demolished

Russian troops behind APC

Soldiers on tank

Soldiers running

Budennovsk, Russia

Shattered windows of police headquarters building

Hospital facade

Soldier on ground with telescopic sight

CU hospital facade with white flags

Woman with white flag followed by a woman and child

10:31:05

Turkey - Riots Against Discrimination

Ankara, Turkey

Riot police confronting massive crowd

WS water cannon firing into crowd

Zakho region, Northern Iraq

Turkish soldiers marching up hill

Tank driver and tank reversing

Turkish soldier looking through field glasses

Atrush Refugee Camp, Northern Iraq

Turkish soldiers body-searching Kurdish men

Zakho region, Northern Iraq

CU of bullets and ammunition on ground

10:31:38

Belgium - Spanish/Canadian Fishing Dispute

Brussels, Belgium

Canadian and EU flags in front of Canadian Embassy

EU spokesman for Fishing, Marco Zattarrin, at press

conference

Pull-out from date on EU document accusing Canadians of

violating agreements to full page of document.

Jacques Roy, Canadian ambassador and EU negotiator Pierre

Luigi Giola signing agreement Emma Bonino, EU fisheries

commissioner looks on

Exchange of documents

Delegates shake hands

10:32:30

Russia - Gas Pipeline Explosion

Ukhta, Russia

Flames engulf tree

Sun hidden behind dark pall of smoke

Flames

CU Severed pipeline belching flames

Billowing smoke

Workers welding pipes

Tilt down from charred trees to WS of devastation

10:33:06

Russia - Earthquake

Neftegorsk, Russia

Rescue workers on ruins of collapsed building

Grieving woman

AV Pan of town

Ground-level pan of destruction

Woman survivor helped out of rubble

10:33:32

VE Day Celebrations / VJ Day Celebrations

Moscow, Russia

WS Red Square

Veterans marching

Bill Clinton, Boris Yeltsin and Chinese President Jiang

Zemin looking up

London, England

Queen Elizabeth in St Pauls Cathedral

Overhead view: Queen heads procession inside St Pauls

Aerial view of Buckingham Palace with crowds outside gates

Queen Mother, Queen and Princess Margaret walking onto

balcony of the palace

Flypast of the red arrows

Royal family listening to music

WS Main stage in Horseguards Parade

O/H outside Buckingham Palace

Stage

Veterans seated

Lancaster bomber drops poppies

10:34:33

Russia - Yeltsin Drunk And Playful

Moscow, Russia

Yeltsin entering door

Aide steers him in right direction (because he is drunk)

Line of journalists waiting for him

Introduced to line of journalists

Shakes hands with journalist

Walking across room

Playfully touches seated woman

Tries to touch second woman

Seated at table with journalists, gesticulating

PEOPLE & ANIMALS

10:35:19

The Beatles - Work Together Again

London, UK

Ringo Starr SOT: "Brought back a lot of good memories, and it

also gave me the chance to hang out with Paul and George

again."

Press conference for the Beatles Anthology

George Harrison SOT: "Yeah, it was fun because enough time

had gone between 1969 and now."

Int Record shop in America (a)

Beatles Anthology CD in rack (a)

Paul McCartney SOT: "It's just amazing to me because I'm

still here and it's me looking at that story......it's a

question of 'is that me..is that us...god, we were so

young."

10:36:07

Dogs - Moscow Show

Moscow, Russia

Vs of Dogs on show

10:36:27

Mike Tyson - Released From Jail

Indiana, USA

Tyson at press conference SOT: "there has been a lot of

speculation about my plans. They are: I will fight again."

Tyson, King and Boston fighter Peter McNeeley - King SOT

"Everybody be waiting for you."

10:36:48

Crocodile - Attacks Handler In Australia

Townsville, Australia

Keepers attempting to put noose around crocodile.

Crocodile "Hot Lips" being led away by handlers with rope

attached to its mouth.

CU crocodile, followed by rapid zoom-out as crocodile breaks

free of noose and grabs keeper Charlie Finn's hand,

twisting around with keeper still attached.

Injured keeper being carried away on the shoulder of

colleague.

10:37:11

Princess Diana

Paris, France

Diana out of car and greeted by officials

Diana with Jacques Chirac

Tokyo, Japan

Diana speaking from Podium

Diana picking up child

Argentina

Diana with Argentine President, Carlos Menem

10:37:49

The Cyberia Cafe - Internet With Coffee

London, UK

Window of Cyberia cafe

Cafe Counter

Man sitting at computer

People sitting at computers

Ava Pasco (manager) SOT: "You can buy things on it, you can

sell - like record companies are using to sell records -

it's actually quite functional in everyday terms."

AMERICAS

10:38:33

USA - Republicans Take Over House

Washington D.C., USA

CU flag pull out to LS Capitol Hill

WS Congress

Newly-elected speaker Newt Gingrich SOT: "You can't believe

in the good samaritan and explain that as long as

business is making money we can walk by a fellow American

who is hurt and not do something."

Newt meeting senetors to applause

US President Bill Clinton welcome speech

10:39:14

Record World Leader Gathering For UN 50th Anniverary

United Nations, New York City, USA

VS of World Leaders

10:40:09

USA - John Major Visit

Washington DC, USA

CU British Prime Minister, John Major

Major with members of Senate Foreign Relations Committee

seated at table

Newt Gingrich and John Major seated on sofa

Major's limousine arrives at White House

Photocall with Bill Clinton and Major at White House

10:40:34

USA - Auction Of French Impressionists

New York, USA

CU Van Gogh's "Jeune Homme a la Casquette."

Christie's auctioneer taking bids

CU price board at $12 million

10:40:44

Space - Mir-Atlantis: Americans And Russians Join In Space

Space

Astronaut opening hatch

Cosmonaut reaching down and greeting astronaut

Cosmonauts and Astronauts posing for photographic session

Pan around cabin as astronauts and cosmonauts put on

headsets

Woman astronaut doing rolls in the air

WS Mir with earth moving behind it

10:41:26

USA - Launch Of Windows '95

New York, USA

Computer Screen with Windows '95 logo

Microsoft flag flying

Labels being put on Microsoft boxes

Placing CD-Rom in player

Bill Gates, head of Microsoft SOT saying it is a major

milestone for the industry

Computer disks on production line

Man looking at computer

Screen

10:41:52

Brazil - Rio Carnival

Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Fireworks

VS of parade

10:42:24

USA - Oklahoma Bomb

Oklahoma City, USA

Wreckage of federal building, smoke and dust

Shocked and injured survivors led away

Rubble

Washington DC, USA

US President Bill Clinton SOT: "...the US will not tolerate

being intimidated by evil cowards."

Oklahoma City, USA

VS of rescue workers

Perry, Oklahoma, USA

Timothy McVeigh leaving courthouse surrounded by FBI agents

to bus

10:43:11

Peru - Elections

Lima, Peru

Candidate Raoul Diez Canseco carried on people's shoulders

Ex-President Fernando Beliunde, with Canseco in front of

flag

CU Canesco at microphone

Pamplona Alta, Peru

Candidate Ezrqueal Atavesi (Frepip), at rally of his

religious party offering fish to followers

Lima, Peru

Susie Diaz, a stripper, rolling along in pick-up truck

President Alberto Fujimori placing finger in ink

Fujimori waving to crowd

Javier Perez de Cuellar waving ballot paper and voting

Fujimori supporters celebrating in the streets

Fujimori waves to jubilant supporters

10:43:41

USA - Pizza Thief Lands Life Imprisonment

California, USA

WS of court room.

CU Pizza Thief, Jerry Dewayne Williams

Prosecuting Attorney Speaking

CU judge

10:44:18

Haiti - Election

Port-au-Prince, Haiti

UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali arriving at

airport being greeted by Prime Minister Smarck Michele

US President Clinton, Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide

and Boutros-Ghali watching ceremony

UN flag handed over and raised

GVs Haitians outside polling station that opened late

Votes into boxes

Ballot sheet

Aristide wiping brow

Aristide voting

10:45:02

Canada - G7 Summit

Halifax, Canada

US President Bill Clinton jogging

British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd arrives

Franch President Jacques Chirac arriving

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl arriving

Bill Clinton arriving and greeted by Canadian leader, Jean

Chretien

CU UK Prime Minister John Major

WS Conference table surrounded by world leaders

10:45:21

Cuba - Elections

Santiago, Cuba

Fidel Castro out of voting booth and greets children

CU Castro speaking

10:45:41

Canada - Quebec Secession

Montreal, Canada

High shot federalist supporters waving flags

People arriving for rally

AV rally

LS Crowd

Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien speaking at rally

Separatist Bloc Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard arriving for

his rally, walking down steps with cane

Separatist Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau placing vote in

box

Federalist leader Daniel Johnson placing vote in box, leaves

followed by press

Anti-separatist crowd cheering

Skinhead with Quebecois flag

Line of riot police

10:46:31 End Titles

10:46:58 End

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Some 80 years ago, the Nazis forced prominent German Jewish art gallery owner Max Stern to sell his family's roughly 400-piece collection before he was exiled from his country.

On Wednesday, FBI agents returned one of those works, a 17th century oil painting by a Dutch master, to representatives of the Dr. and Mrs. Max Stern Foundation during a ceremony at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York.

The recovery of Jas Frans Verzijl's "Young Man As Bacchus" marks the 16th piece of Stern's collection that investigators from around the world have been able to return to the foundation since recovery efforts began in the late 1990s.

While the painting had "survived several generations of exile," it was seized by special agents at a New York City art fair last year after Italian gallery owners, unaware of its past, consigned it for sale, said Michael McGarrity, who heads the FBI's New York field office.

In 1936, the Nazis forced scores of Jewish art gallery owners such as Stern to liquidate their collections at a fraction of their values because of their heritage, an act that U.S. courts have since ruled amounts to theft.

Recovering the art subsequently is a painstaking process, in no small part because the art world is notoriously secretive, many current art owners inherit pieces from older generations, sometimes unaware of the work's provenance, laws recognizing the theft vary among countries and artwork sometimes doesn't emerge into public view for years on end, experts said.

Maria Vullo, the superintendent of the state's Department of Financial Services, whose six-person Holocaust Claims Processing Office tracks down art, insurance claims and bank accounts stolen by the Nazis around the world, said the recovery of the latest Stern painting was a small symbol of justice to those who suffered in the unspeakable horrors of the holocaust.

Stern was exiled in December 1987 and eventually made his way to Montreal, Canada, where he became a prominent art dealer.

Upon his death in 1987 he bequeathed his assets, including his ownership of recovered artwork, to the foundation and its three beneficiaries: Concordia University and McGill University in Canada and Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel.

New York - 8 February 2017

1. Various of "Young Man as Bacchus," by Jan Franse Verzijl being unwrapped and put on easel

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Glickman, President & CEO of the Museum of Jewish Heritage:

"Today is yet another example of an opportunity to provide justice to the memory of Dr Max Stern, who managed Gallery Stern in Düsseldorf, Germany. In 1936 the Nazi regime forced the gallery to liquidate its inventory because of the owner's Jewish heritage and in 1937 Dr Stern was forced into exile. From the most unjust of times, a measure of justice is restored today."

3. Pan, FBI Special Agent In Charge Michael McGarrity walking to microphone

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael McGarrity, FBI Special Agent In Charge, New York:

"'Young Man as Bacchus' has survived several generations of exile. The painting has wandered the globe for nearly eighty years since being forced into sale under the auspices of the Nazi regime. 'Young Man as Bacchus,' was most recently owned by the Luigi Caretto Gallery in Turin, Italy. The gallery, with no knowledge of the painting's unfortunate past had consigned it for sale at an art fair in New York City recently, in 2015. The FBI seized the painting after being made aware of its existence at the fair and today we return it to the rightful owners, the Stern Foundation. We are honored to restore this extraordinary piece of art once liquidated from the gallery collection belonging to Julius Stern, who also faced exile at the hands of the Nazis. Today's ceremony is just one example of our commitment to restore significant arts and antiques to their rightful owners."

5. Mid, computer screen

6. Close-up of painting

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Clarence Epstein, Director, Max Stern Art Restitution Project:

"Once we learn that this painting comes to the New York Armory as part of the Spring Masters Fair of 2015, after which then we get into action by asking our partners at the HCPO, Holocaust Claims Processing Office, as well as dealer associates that we work with who happen to be at the Spring Masters Fair to corroborate the fact that the painting is now on American soil. And that is when we engage with our partners in the FBI and soon after, within I believe 36 hours, the painting is seized and thanks to the fairly unselfish and open-minded relationship with the gallery in Italy, the painting is then restituted."

8. Tilt up view of painting

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Vullo, New York Dept. Financial Services Superintendent:

"Dr. Stern was a victim of legalized persecution in his native Germany due to his religion. That caused him to become, in turn, a refugee, 'an enemy alien,' 'a civilian alien,' and finally in his new home in Montreal a successful and influential art dealer. Although Dr. Stern did not live to see the return of his art, he had hoped for the future. He bequeathed his assets, including his interest in recovered art work to three nonprofits institutions of higher learning, hoping for days like today when restitution would happen."

10. Close-up woman taking photographs of painting

Some 80 years ago, the Nazis forced prominent German Jewish art gallery owner Max Stern to sell his family's roughly 400-piece collection before he was exiled from his country.

On Wednesday, FBI agents returned one of those works, a 17th century oil painting by a Dutch master, to representatives of the Dr. and Mrs. Max Stern Foundation during a ceremony at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York.

The recovery of Jas Frans Verzijl's "Young Man As Bacchus" marks the 16th piece of Stern's collection that investigators from around the world have been able to return to the foundation since recovery efforts began in the late 1990s.

While the painting had "survived several generations of exile," it was seized by special agents at a New York City art fair last year after Italian gallery owners unaware of its past consigned it for sale, said Michael McGarrity, who heads the FBI's New York field office.

In 1936, the Nazis forced scores of Jewish art gallery owners such as Stern to liquidate their collections at a fraction of their values because of their heritage, an act that U.S. courts have since ruled amounts to theft.

Recovering the art subsequently is a painstaking process, in no small part because the art world is notoriously secretive, many current art owners inherit pieces from older generations, sometimes unaware of the work's provenance, laws recognizing the theft vary among countries and artwork sometimes doesn't emerge into public view for years on end, experts said.

Maria Vullo, the superintendent of the state's Department of Financial Services, whose six-person Holocaust Claims Processing Office tracks down art, insurance claims and bank accounts stolen by the Nazis around the world, said the recovery of the latest Stern painting was a small symbol of justice to those who suffered in the unspeakable horrors of the holocaust.

Stern was exiled in December 1987 and eventually made his way to Montreal, Canada, where he became a prominent art dealer.

Upon his death in 1987 he bequeathed his assets, including his ownership of recovered artwork, to the foundation and its three beneficiaries: Concordia University and McGill University in Canada and Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel.

New York - 8 February 2017

1. Various views, "Young Man as Bacchus," by Jan Franse Verzijl being unwrapped and put on easel

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Glickman, President & CEO of the Museum of Jewish Heritage:

"Today is yet another example of an opportunity to provide justice to the memory of Dr Max Stern, who managed Gallery Stern in Düsseldorf, Germany. In 1936 the Nazi regime forced the gallery to liquidate its inventory because of the owner's Jewish heritage and in 1937 Dr Stern was forced into exile. From the most unjust of times, a measure of justice is restored today."

3. Pan, FBI Special Agent In Charge Michael McGarrity walking to microphone

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael McGarrity, FBI Special Agent In Charge, New York:

"'Young Man as Bacchus' has survived several generations of exile. The painting has wandered the globe for nearly eighty years since being forced into sale under the auspices of the Nazi regime. 'Young Man as Bacchus,' was most recently owned by the Luigi Caretto Gallery in Turin, Italy. The gallery, with no knowledge of the paintings unfortunate past had consigned it for sale at an art fair in New York City recently, in 2015. The FBI seized the painting after being made aware of its existence at the fair and today we return it to the rightful owners, the Stern Foundation. We are honored to restore this extraordinary piece of art once liquidated from the gallery collection belonging to Julius Stern, who also faced exile at the hands of the Nazis. Today's ceremony is just one example of our commitment to restore significant arts and antiques to their rightful owners."

5. Mid, computer screen

6. Close-up of painting

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Clarence Epstein, Director, Max Stern Art Restitution Project:

"Once we learn that this painting comes to the New York Armory as part of the Spring Masters Fair of 2015, after which then we get into action by asking our partners at the HCPO, Holocaust Claims Processing Office, as well as dealer associates that we work with who happen to be at the Spring Masters Fair to corroborate the fact that the painting is now on American soil. And that is when we engage with our partners in the FBI and soon after, within I believe 36 hours, the painting is seized and thanks to the fairly unselfish and open-minded relationship with the gallery in Italy, the painting is then restituted."

8. Tilt up view of painting

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Vullo, New York Dept. Financial Services Superintendent:

"Dr. Stern was a victim of legalized persecution in his native Germany due to his religion. That caused him to become, in turn, a refugee, "an enemy alien," "a civilian alien," and finally in his new home in Montreal a successful and influential art dealer. Although Dr. Stern did not live to see the return of his art, he had hoped for the future. He bequeathed his assets, including his interest in recovered art work to three nonprofits institutions of higher learning, hoping for days like today when restitution would happen."

10. Close-up woman taking photographs of painting

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Some 80 years ago, the Nazis forced prominent German Jewish art gallery owner Max Stern to sell his family's roughly 400-piece collection before he was exiled from his country.

On Wednesday, FBI agents returned one of those works, a 17th century oil painting by a Dutch master, to representatives of the Dr. and Mrs. Max Stern Foundation during a ceremony at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York.

The recovery of Jas Frans Verzijl's "Young Man As Bacchus" marks the 16th piece of Stern's collection that investigators from around the world have been able to return to the foundation since recovery efforts began in the late 1990s.

While the painting had "survived several generations of exile," it was seized by special agents at a New York City art fair last year after Italian gallery owners unaware of its past consigned it for sale, said Michael McGarrity, who heads the FBI's New York field office.

In 1936, the Nazis forced scores of Jewish art gallery owners such as Stern to liquidate their collections at a fraction of their values because of their heritage, an act that U.S. courts have since ruled amounts to theft.

Recovering the art subsequently is a painstaking process, in no small part because the art world is notoriously secretive, many current art owners inherit pieces from older generations, sometimes unaware of the work's provenance, laws recognizing the theft vary among countries and artwork sometimes doesn't emerge into public view for years on end, experts said.

Maria Vullo, the superintendent of the state's Department of Financial Services, whose six-person Holocaust Claims Processing Office tracks down art, insurance claims and bank accounts stolen by the Nazis around the world, said the recovery of the latest Stern painting was a small symbol of justice to those who suffered in the unspeakable horrors of the holocaust.

Stern was exiled in December 1987 and eventually made his way to Montreal, Canada, where he became a prominent art dealer.

Upon his death in 1987 he bequeathed his assets, including his ownership of recovered artwork, to the foundation and its three beneficiaries: Concordia University and McGill University in Canada and Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel.

New York - 8 February 2017

1. Various views, "Young Man as Bacchus," by Jan Franse Verzijl being unwrapped and put on easel

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Glickman, President & CEO of the Museum of Jewish Heritage: ++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

"Today is yet another example of an opportunity to provide justice to the memory of Dr Max Stern, who managed Gallery Stern in Düsseldorf, Germany. In 1936 the Nazi regime forced the gallery to liquidate its inventory because of the owner's Jewish heritage and in 1937 Dr Stern was forced into exile. From the most unjust of times, a measure of justice is restored today."

3. Close-up, painting

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael McGarrity, FBI Special Agent In Charge New York: ++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

"'Young Man as Bacchus' has survived several generations of exile. The painting has wandered the globe for nearly eighty years since being forced into sale under the auspices of the Nazi regime. 'Young Man as Bacchus,' was most recently owned by the Luigi Caretto Gallery in Turin, Italy. The gallery, with no knowledge of the paintings unfortunate past had consigned it for sale at an art fair in New York City recently, in 2015. The FBI seized the painting after being made aware of its existence at the fair and today we return it to the rightful owners, the Stern Foundation. We are honored to restore this extraordinary piece of art once liquidated from the gallery collection belonging to Julius Stern, who also faced exile at the hands of the Nazis. Today's ceremony is just one example of our commitment to restore significant arts and antiques to their rightful owners."

5. Tilt up view of painting

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Vullo, New York Dept. Financial Services Superintendent: ++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

"Dr. Stern was a victim of legalized persecution in his native Germany due to his religion. That caused him to become, in turn, a refugee, "an enemy alien," "a civilian alien," and finally in his new home in Montreal a successful and influential art dealer. Although Dr. Stern did not live to see the return of his art, he had hope for the future. He bequeathed his assets, including his interest in recovered art work to three nonprofits institutions of higher learning, hoping for days like today when restitution would happen."

7. Close-up woman taking photographs of painting

No time code on tape

Universal Newsreel 1947

02:17 Marshall Takes Oath

Washington - General George C Marshall, wartime Chief of Staff, returns from China and assumes his new role as Secretary of State. Chief Justice Vinson administers the oath, while President Truman and members of his Cabinet look on.

03:14 New Navy Jet Tested

Farmingdale, Li - The Navy takes the wraps off its newest carrier-based jet fighter plane, the Grumman XF9F "Panther". The sleek 600 mph craft requires only 500 feet for take-off on its test flight and unlike previous carrier-based jets, it nedds no catapult for launching.

04:14 War Rages In Indochina

Hanoi - In strife-torn Indo-China, French Government forces shell rebel-held towns and then move in for bitter in-fighting with machine guns and small-arms to mop up the entrenched Vietnamese, whose slogan is "Down with French rule".

05:35 Sports Briefs

Ski Jumping - Art Devlin jumps 202 feet at the 41st annual tournament at Fox River Grove, Illinois, a new record for Norge Hill.

Auto Racing on Ice - In New Hampshire, drivers race "Jitterbugs" (reconditioned jalopies) on ice.

Aquatics - Water ballet highlights a swimming show at Miami Beach.

08:07 Truman Acts To Halt Communist Aggression

Washington - The president tells a solemn joint session of Congress that the "fateful hour" has come when the US must halt the spread of Communism or risk a global war. To do this, he urges financial and military aid to both Greece and Turkey.

10:20 Disaster Aftermath

Texas City, Texas - Smoke and flames still rise from burning oil tanks as the stricken city counts its dead and digs out. The official toll is over 400, with hundreds still missing. Grim evidence of the three-day battle against the flames is shown in these dramatic scenes.

11:53 New Propeller Slows Airplane

Caldwell, New Jersey - A new-type propeller, that can be reversed in flight to reduce the time of descent of multi-engine aircraft, is demonstrated. The reversible pitch prop also shortens the landing run and makes for safer operation.

13:06 Korean Wins Marathon

Boston - Yun Bok Su, young Korean university student, wins the Boston Marathon by two-thirds of a mile, eclipsing a large field of international runners and setting a news course record.

13:50 "Leafs" Win Stanley Cup

Toronto - The Toronto Maple leafs clinch the trophy by defeating the defending champions, the Montreal Canadiens, by a score of 2-1.

14:54 Back-Stop "Bats 1,000"

Baseball players test a new material for back-stop use in batting practice - a heat-treated glass that won't shatter even when hit by the full force of a speeding ball.

15:41 Underwater Bathing Beauties

Florida tries out a novel idea: a beauty contest held underwater.

16:40 Duke And Duchess Home

England - The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, home from a visit to the US, arrive on the Queen Elizabeth.

17:04 Gandhi Prayer Meeting

India - In these rare pictures of the famed Hindu, Mr Ghandi conducts his evening prayer, a regular feature of the holy man's daily life. Hundreds come to watch and listen as he reads from holy books.

17:49 Big Top Tots

Connie Ann (5) and Colleena Sue Gallagher may be little, but they are already a big attraction in their mother's knife-throwing act, and on their way to becoming veteran troupers.

18:32 Beauty Shop For Men

Hollywood - A visit to a beauty salon with both men and women clients is enlivened by the sight of three radio comics getting the works - from mud packs to permanents.

19:17 Auto Speed Classic

Indianapolis - Death rides the track as Maurie Rose of chicago wins the 500-mile frace with an average speed of 116 miles an hour. Shorty Canton, veteran driver, is killed instantly as he crashes against a wall.

21:17 "Phalanx" Wins Belmont

Belmont - After losing two of racing's big crowns, the favoured three-year-old 'Phalanx' wins the third by five lengths and picks up a US$78,000 jackpot, the largest on record.

22:39 West Point Graduation

West Point, New York - the US Military Academy holds graduation exercises for 310 cadets and presents a full-dress review by the entire Corps.

23:37 Japanese Balloon Sites Found

Japan - A war-time terror device is trailed to its secret lair in Japan. The balloon-launching sites - from whence were sent the bomb-laden balloons over Canada and the US - are inspected by Army investigators.

24:24 Hand-Painted Swimsuits

Miami Beach - Artist Jimmy Rosen has an unusual occupation - and a Florida attraction - he paints bathing suits as models display them.

25:05 Rodeo In Manhattan

New York - At Yankee Stadium, baseball takes a back seat when cowboy star Ken Maynard and his troupe of rodeo riders put on a jamboree for the fans.

26:13 Military Training Urged

Princeton, New Jersey - Accompanied by Professor Einstein, General Eisenhower, former President Hoover, and other dignitaries, President Truman takes part in commencement exercises at Princeton University. Receiving an honorary law degree, the president issues a strong appeal for adoption of a universal military training programme.

27:27 New Fall Hats

New York, USA, - Florence Reichman displays her collection of Fall millinery inspired by the new U-I picture, "Ivy", starring Joan Fontaine.

28:26 Riggs Defeats Kramer

New York, USA - In his professional tennis debut bewfore 15,000 at Madison Square Garden, Jack Kramer bows in defeat before Bobby Riggs.

29:34 Globe Air Mark Broken

Chicago - William P Odom lands in his Reynolds "Bombshell" bomber after circling the globe in 73 hours - a new record eclipsing Wiley Post's old mark by over 100 hours.

31:27 Senate Probe Of Howard Hughes Called Off

In a verbal clash, Howard Hughes fiercely resists the Senate Sub-Committee questions investigating Hughes' war-time plane contracts and makes a final statement blasting Senator Brewster. The Senate group adjourns until Fall.

33:44 The Fight For Palestine

Palestine - Bomb explosions and attacks on British troops continue. Three policemen die in a blast at Labour Department Headquarters, and the problem of the Holy Land continues. In France, a refugee ship returning illegal immigrants awaits world verdict.

35:24 The Gold Cup Race

New York, USA - In a gruelling 90-mile race on the choppy waters of Jamaica Bay, Danny Foster of California pilots "Miss Peps V" to victory in the 40th Gold Cup classic defeating defending champion Guy Lombardo.

36:46 Yankees Win World Series

New York, USA - Highlights of the World Series show the New York Yankees defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers in a close-fought match.

41:48 Hughes Flies Mammoth Plane

Long-Beach - Hoard Hughes takes his 400,000 lb plywood goliath aloft in a suprise mile flight. Subject of Senatorial investigation, Mr Hughes is alone in the $23 million craft which flies successfully after only two taxi tests.

43:34 Marshall Asks: $597,000 Stopgap Aid

Washington, USA - State Secretary Marshall, appearing before a Joint House and Senate group debating foreign aid, calls for a speedy appropriation of more than half-a-billion dollars to tide over the people of Italy, France and Austria.

44:21 "The Friendship Train"

California - Laden with vital food parcels for Europe's starving, the "Friendship Train" picks up more cars as it rolls eastward. Americans from coast to coast will have the opportunity to contriubte their share as the trains stops enroute.

45:44 Royal Wedding: Elizabeth Weds Philip At Westminster Abbey

England, UK - In an historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the heir to the British crown, Princess Elizabeth, is married to Philip Mountbatten, son of Prince Andrew of Greece. Memorable scenes include the wedding itself, attended by the bride's parents, the King and Queen, and other royal notables then the spectacular procession back to Buckingham Palace.

48:45 Michigan Tops Illinois

Champaign - Big Nine honours are at stake as the Woverines and Illini clash before 72,000 fans. Elliott's 74 yard score plus a long gain on passes give Michigan a 14-7 victory.

49:50 Lujak Receives Trophy

New York - Johnny Lujak, Notre Dame quarterback who sparked the "Irish" to its unbeaten season, receives the Heisman trophy, embematic of football greatness, at a Downtown Athletic Club ceremony.

50:12 Miss Truman Meets Press

Washington - Margaret Truman meets the ladies of the press and proves herself adept at answering all questions - including whether Dad would prefer a prima donna to grandchildren (a direct reference to her current interest in singing).

50:56 "Babe" Cheers Polio Kids

New York - Babe Ruth plays "Santa" at a Christmas party for 50 youngsters, victims of polio, at the Hotel Astor.