Berlin Wall Opens (Universal Newsreel, Nov 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: BERLIN WALL OPENS Fog-shrouded Berlin is a bright place as the wall of shame is opened for visits from both the west and the east. Thousands wait at the barrier in West Berlin, the vangaurd of 120,000 who visit in East Berlin in four days. Meanwhile, the East German Communists have allowed the elderly and the ill to visit in West Germany. Significantly, no able-bodied workers were allowed to visit in the free world-the reds can't afford to have them defect. STUDENTS RIOT OVER VISIT OF U.S. SUBS Japanese students and leftist organizations turn out 8,000 strong for one of their favorite outdoor sports-a demonstration. This time, on the eve of a new Premier taking office, they clash with the police as they protest the visits of U.S. nuclear submarines to Japanese bases. FOOTBALL PRINCETON BLANKS HARVARD, 16 TO 0 Princeton's unbeaten eleven takes on Harvard at the Tiger home grounds and score early as they recover a fumbled punt over the goal-line. Then Charlie Gogolak, who kicks with a side-winder motion, boots three field goals and Princeton wins, 16 to 0, to remain undefeated. THE JETS BOW TO BUFFALO New York's cinderella team, the football Jets, draw a record American Football League crowd (61,929) as they meet the Buffalo Bills. It's a game of long passes and long runs before the Jets go down before the undefeated Bills, 20 to 7.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library