Says Stevenson (Universal Newsreel, May 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: SAYS STEVENSON Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, suddenly summoned back from London, explains the policy of the United States in Southeast Asia, before members of the United Nations. The U.S. will fight communist aggression in Southeast Asia as long as the people there need help to preserve their independence. WATUSIS IN WASHINGTON TO GREET THEIR KING The staid State Department building in Washington is the scene where African King Mwanbuta IV of Burundi is serenaded by his Royal Drummers. The Drunners slyly serve goose-flesh with their savage pounding and Watusi dancing. IN ALL THE WORLD NONE LIKE THESE The world's most aristocratic dancers make their first New York appearance the glorious White Stallions of the faned Spanish Riding School of Vienna. THE LIPIZZANERS. In Madison Square Garden before a glittering audience, the Stallions display incredible technical skills, rhythmic responses and unparalled elegance of style in step. They're merely marvelous. SOARING SNIPERS COPTERS DEVELOP NEW BATTLE TACTICS United States Army helicopter pilots in Germany test-try techniques on M-6 machine gun. They have developed skills which zoom with zing, dart and dodge below tree-top level.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library