Explore everything with a free subscription

What's in this clip

Universal Newsreel · Volume 37, Release 42 · May 25, 1964 · Full release

  1. 1.

    President Johnson Dedicates Marshall Memorial

    In an atmosphere of profound pride, President Lyndon Johnson dedicates the George C.

  2. 2.

    Homes Razed by Wild Fire

    Spectacular pictures showing blazes and billowing smoke which, in a few hours destroyed 17 Boston homes and severely damaging 19 more at the city line between…

  3. 3.

    Labor and Management Share Spotlight in Louisville Show

    Down in the Blue Grass country, the AFL-CIO Union Industries Show of 1964 opens a 6-day run at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, Louisville.

  4. 4.

    Sports

  5. 5.

    Olympic Hopefuls in California Relays

    Out Modesta way, Ralph Boston betters his own American broad jump record of 27 Feet - 13 inches by notching another quarter of an inch.

Tags

President Johnson Dedicates Marshall Memorial (Universal Newsreel, May 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: PRESIDENT JOHNSON DEDICATES MARSHALL MEMORIAL In an atmosphere of profound pride, President Lyndon Johnson dedicates the George C. Marshall Research Library at Virginia Military Institute and the unveiling of a remarkable-likeness in bronze of the father of the Marshall Plan. Ex-President Eisenhower and General Omar Bradley were among those who attended the dedication ceremonies. HOMES RAZED BY WILD FIRE Spectacular pictures showing blazes and billowing smoke which, in a few hours destroyed 17 Boston homes and severely damaging 19 more at the city line between Boston and Dorchester. 300 left homeless. Fortunately no lives were lost. A tragedy due to old, wooden, firetrap tenements. LABOR AND MANAGEMENT SHARE SPOTLIGHT IN LOUISVILLE SHOW Down in the Blue Grass country, the AFL-CIO Union Industries Show of 1964 opens a 6-day run at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center, Louisville. IATSE President Richard F. Walsh participates at opening ceremonies of the multi-million dollar exposition. SPORTS OLYMPIC HOPEFULS IN CALIFORNIA RELAYS Out Modesta way, Ralph Boston betters his own American broad jump record of 27 Feet - 13 inches by notching another quarter of an inch. The Mile Run has a finish that looks like a dead heat as Dyrol Burleson wins over Tom O'Hara by exactly 1 inch.

Read more

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library

NARA ID
Subscribe
Local ID
Subscribe
Date
1964-05-25
File
Subscribe
TRT
5:55