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- An in-depth British breakdown of how NASA never had the technology to overcome putting a man on on the moon or anywhere further than low orbit from the Apollo moon missions even today with the Space Shuttle designed to go nowhere but lower orbit
- The tragic life and career of two-time Oscar winner Viviemn Leigh, who battled tuberculosis and manic-depression but always remained a star.
- "Summer is acumen in", as the poet says - (and weather permitting.) But, what are you going to wear when you go down to the briny? Famous stage folk give us their ideas on the matter.
- Ex-singer of the group The Animals and figurehead of English rock, Eric Burdon talks about his greatest successes, his empty periods and his political commitments.
- An examination of the classic rock album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and the year of its debut, 1967.
- A commercial for the Works Progress Administration. We see hands close up: working, playing, praying, whittling, and strumming. Hands use saws and hammers, lift stones, turn wheels, then write, type, apply a bandage, play a violin, use a compass, and hold a U.S. Treasury note. Hands put a shoe on a customer, shake a thermometer, and count out bills and coins into other waiting hands. A hand places an engagement ring on a finger, buys a movie ticket, and reels in a fishing line. There are multiple images repeating what we've seen. A chicken is basted; other chickens get grain. It's a national celebration.
- Anti-union, pro-war propaganda film showcasing patriotic citizens of San Francisco as they take part in the "Preparedness Day" parade of 1916, only to be bombed by lawless, seditious anarchists.
- The Canadian gala premier for Alfred Hitchcock's 'I Confess'.
- A historical account of Col. Clarence Chamberlin, the second man to pilot a non-stop, fixed-wing aircraft from the United States to the European mainland, while carrying the first transatlantic passenger.
- Roy Jenkins was widely touted as Harold Wilson's successor, but his way of life and personal style helped to earn him the distrust of colleagues and to keep him out of Downing Street.
- Coverage of the pageant celebrating the 275th anniversary of the founding of the New York town of Southampton.
- This motivational film was shown to U.S. war workers to encourage them to be more efficient and productive in their efforts. The film shows the story of combat operations in Okinawa, Japan, from the softening up of an enemy beach with naval artillery, to the landing of troops by amphibious assault, close air support, and more.
- Newsreel footage of some of the most outrageous early flying contraptions--some of which even succeeded in lifting off the ground.
- A newsreel showing footage of the aftermath of a typhoon in Japan and a hurricane in Louisiana; the construction of a replica of the Mayflower in a British ship[yard; army medics jumping out of a plane in a parachute drill; workers on trial in Poland in the aftermath of food riots; a ceremony in Vatican City on the elevation to sainthood of Pope Pius XII; mountain climbing in Japan; exploration of the sunken ocean liner Andrea Doria.
- A profile of the legendary writer and entertainer.
- Noel Edmonds re-creates Summer 1964, a special time for Vidal Sassoon.