| WFSU TV - FLORIDA SECRETARY OF STATE TOM ADAMS; AIRCRAFT; EVERGLADES | WFSU TV - FLORIDA SECRETARY OF STATE TOM ADAMS; AIRCRAFT; EVERGLADES | | Airboats
Airplanes
Pest control
Politics
Politicians
Wildlife | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg |
WFSU TV - FLORIDA SECRETARY OF STATE TOM ADAMS; AIRCRAFT; EVERGLADES
- Date
- 1960 (circa)
- Description
- This is a work film from WFSU-TV consisting of three segments. The first segment features Florida Secretary of State Tom Adams commenting on the reorganization of the Florida Secretary of State's office. This segment has some audio distortion from magnetic sound stripe deterioration. In the second segment, Bill Ealand of Seminole Flying Services demonstrates a landing in a twin-engine Beechcraft. The camera pans over his shoulder as he explains the function of various instruments and controls in the cockpit while in flight. The final segment is silent footage of two officers of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission on an airboat in the Everglades. They are spraying the water with what appears to be pest control chemicals. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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| WATERGATE EXPERT | WATERGATE EXPERT | | College professors
Politicians
Politics
Presidents-United States
Scandals | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg |
WATERGATE EXPERT
- Date
- 1977
- Description
- Joseph Harrison, a Florida State University professor and expert on the Watergate scandal, discusses the impact Watergate has had on American politics. He recalls his close interaction with the prosecution team during the investigation and recounts listening to the infamous Watergate tapes. He remarks that recommendations made by the Watergate Committee have gone unheeded. The segment ends with silent footage of Watergate ephemera from Harrison's office. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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| Wakulla Spring Scenes and Inauguration | Wakulla Spring Scenes and Inauguration | | Airplanes
Attractions
Birds
Boats
Fish
Governors-Florida
Hotels
Inaugurations
Politicians
Politics
Promotional films
Tourism
Wildlife | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/WV-3.jpg |
Wakulla Spring Scenes and Inauguration
- Date
- 1945
- Description
- This film has quick shots of a glass house on the dock, followed by pans of the dock, beach, lodge and bathhouse. There are scenes along the river, scenes of birds, and a scene with a plane flying overhead. There are scenes of outgoing Gov. Spessard Holland at Gov. Millard Caldwell's inauguration. There is a parade with soldiers and WACS.
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| VIETNAM MEMORIAL | VIETNAM MEMORIAL | | Cold War
Governors-Florida
Interviews
Memorials
Parades
Politicians
Speeches
Vietnam War | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg |
VIETNAM MEMORIAL
- Date
- 1982
- Description
- This film shows the dedication of the Vietnam War Memorial in Tallahassee. The video begins with a parade made up of several military organizations and supporters. There are quick shots of speeches being made at the Capitol and Gov. Graham placing a wreath at the memorial. It shows Vietnam veterans as well as veterans for peace. The very end of the segment is an interview with a representative from the Salvation Army talking about the increase of transients, especially young white males. Videotaped by Bradley White.
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| Vice President Walter Mondale | Vice President Walter Mondale | | Activists
Elections
Environmentalism
Politics
Politicians
Pollution | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/P93-013.jpg |
Vice President Walter Mondale
- Date
- 1983
- Description
- This is video of Walter Mondale campaigning for the presidency at Lake Jackson, north of Tallahassee. It shows Mondale talking to a fisherman and then talking with Marjory Stoneman Douglas about environmental issues. Mondale addresses the pollution problem in Lake Jackson and argues that his legislation helped turn things around. He accuses the present administration of being "the most reckless, insensitive and uncaring group dealing with the environment we've ever had." Marjory Stoneman Douglas talks about environmental problems in Florida. Videotaped by Bradley White.
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| VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN FLORIDA | VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN FLORIDA | | Airplanes
Governors-Florida
Helicopters
Politicians
Presidents-United States | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg |
VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN FLORIDA
- Date
- 1963
- Description
- Gov. Burns meets Lyndon Johnson and Sen. George Smathers as they disembark from an airplane. They go to Jacksonville University, where the vice president gets an honorary degree and speaks. They fly away in a Marine Corps helicopter that takes them to an Air Force base where Johnson makes a speech. He arrives in St. Augustine on March 11, 1963 for the dedication of the first restoration project of St. Augustine, the Arrivas House, honoring the 400th anniversary of the city’s founding in 1965. He he walks down a street and there is a cannon salute. There is no sound up to this point. A Spanish diplomat makes a speech about the restoration of St. Augustine. Johnson speaks on exploration, comparing the Spanish and space. He works the crowd and leaves in a limousine.
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| Vice President Johnson at National Governor's Conference | Vice President Johnson at National Governor's Conference | | Civil rights
Cold War
Governors--Florida
Politicians
Politics
Space program
Speeches
Vice-Presidents--United States | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/vpjohnson.jpg |
Vice President Johnson at National Governor's Conference
- Date
- 1963-07
- Description
- Starts with a military honor guard carrying an enormous cake into the gala dinner. Governor Bryant cuts the cake and the speeches begin. Johnson's remarks include comments on the unity of the U.S., "omens of change in the climate between the East and West," a reference to the Cuban missile crisis ("a turning point in the entire Cold War"), winning the space race, doubling the nuclear warhead stockpile and a litany of recent military build-up, and the upswing in the economy. He then mentions social programs, the environment, tax rates, etc. Then he makes a plea to face the problems of human rights, the "inequality of our Negro citizens." A very strong speech for civil rights.
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| Vibrations: Julian Bond/Frenchtown/Pitts & Lee March | Vibrations: Julian Bond/Frenchtown/Pitts & Lee March | | Affirmative Action
African American
African American politicians
Civil rights
Discrimination
Interviews
Politicians
Politics
Race relations | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/vibrations.jpg |
Vibrations: Julian Bond/Frenchtown/Pitts & Lee March
- Date
- 1978
- Description
- This is footage from WFSU-TV's "Vibrations" program. Interviewer Lucias Gant talks with Georgia Sen. Julian Bond about civil rights issues. There is additional footage of Sen. Bond giving a speech. There is interview footage with the Leon County Director of Community Improvement discussing the Frenchtown Improvement Project. Members of Tallahassee's Bethel Baptist Church march to the Capitol in protest of the wrongful imprisonment of Freddie Lee Pitts and Wilbert Lee. Produced by WFSU-TV.
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| U. S. SENATOR GARY HART | U. S. SENATOR GARY HART | | Airports
Elections
Politics
Politicians
Senators | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/catalog_video.jpg |
U. S. SENATOR GARY HART
- Date
- 1983
- Description
- This video begins with Hart's plane landing at the Tallahassee airport. Sen. Hart addresses his supporters at the airport regarding his bid for president in 1984. A couple of minutes at the end of the film show voting polls in Tallahassee and people voting. Videotaped by Bradley White.
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| To Reach For Tomorrow | To Reach For Tomorrow | | African Americans
Civil rights movement
Governors-Florida
National Democratic Party
Politicians
Politics
Presidents-United States
Promotional films
Vietnam War | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/video/thumbnails90px/V139.jpg |
To Reach For Tomorrow
- Date
- 1968
- Description
- This is a promotional film put together for Governor LeRoy Collins' 1968 U.S. Senate campaign. It begins with footage of the Vietnam War, and Governor Collins pleading to end it. From there it moves to the race wars going on in the United States, with footage of black slums in Miami, Florida. Collins speaks out against racism. There is testimony from supporters, such as Senator Spessard Holland, Governor Collins' mother and Ted Kennedy. There are shots of Senator John Kennedy and Governor Collins at the 1960 National Democratic Convention. The film shows a short segment on the 1964 Selma, Alabama demonstration, and Governor Collins' role as "peacekeeper." It shows family shots, with live footage of Governor Collins and his daughter, Darby, at Egmont Key.
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