War or Peace? (Universal Newsreel, Dec 1950)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. WAR OR PEACE? / BRITISH, U.S. STRENGTHEN TIES AS KOREAN CRISIS THREATENS PEACE - As more and more Chinese Reds force the U.N. forces back in retreat, and cut off some units, Britain and the United States act to strengthen their historic ties. While American and British troops fall back in Korea, Pres. Truman and Prime Minister Atlee meet in Washington, to take a stand against any appeasement and to re-affirm the bonds that link the two great allies. Atlee's speech before the National Press Club forcefully points up the alliance. 2. ANGLO-U.S. FILM AGREEMENT FORMALLY SIGNED IN NEW YORK - Officials of the nation's leading motion picture companies gather for the signing of an agreement under which American films will be distributed in Great Britain. Eric Johnston of the M.P.A. and Ellis Arnall of the Independent Producers speak for this country. Trade expert Ruppert Somervell represents the British group. 3. BASKETBALL! — C.C.N.Y. TOPS BRIGHAM YOUNG IN OPENER NEW YORK - Basketball is back! In a thrill-packed debut at Madison Square Garden, the City College "Beavers" eke out a close 71-69 decision over the visiting Cougars. Action packed right from the start, it's a pulse-tingling exhibition on the basketball court.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library