Poland Celebrates Nazi Defeat (Universal Newsreel, Jul 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: POLAND CELEBRATES NAZI DEFEAT Poland celebrates the end of German occupation twenty years ago and it's a springboard to extoll their communist regime. The honor guest is Premier Khrushchev who came to Warsaw expecting to hold a meeting of East Europe Communist leaders. However, Romania wouldn't show up and Khrushchev found himself trying to quiet the demands of satellites for more independence. So there are cracks in the facade mounted by the parade of rockets and military might. TEST RADICAL PLANE The search for a stable, economical small aircraft is taking off in a new direction. A group of Canadian designers have come up with this rotary-wing craft that combines a conventional engine with free-spinning rotors. Supposedly 100% foolproof, it has economy as its co-pilot--15¢ a mile, including insurance and depreciation. CHURCHILL RETIRES TO BRITAIN'S ACCLAIM One of the greatest Englishmen of all time retires and his nation pays tribute. Sir Winston Churchill, wartime Prime Minister, comes to the House of Commons for his last apperance. He will be 90 years old in the fall and will not stand for re-election. Thus ends an era for a man whose career spanned three major wars and who was the architect of victory in the defeat of Hitlerism. Never have so many owed so much---to one man.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library