7,000 Die in Vietnam Flood (Universal Newsreel, Nov 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 7,000 DIE IN VIETNAM FLOOD With thousands dead and 700,000 homeless, helicopterss from the United States Carrier Princeton rush food supplies to the stricken areas. Heavy rains and floods compounded the misery of the savage war in Vietnam and the drive against the Vietcong rebels was forgotten as all efforts turned to feeding the hungry natives. FUR FASHIONS FOR FALL Many things go on behind-the-scenes before Milady can luxuriate in a new fur coat. The fur auction is one, as high prices are bid for Great Lakes ranch mink. A little magic from the stylists and, presto! The result: it makes you feel warm all over. SPORTS GERMAN GYMNASTS SHOW HOW Gymnastics and such acrobatics are not too popular in the U.S.A., but in countries like Germany exhibitions draw large crowds. At Ulm, they vie in balancing and pyramid-building contests, while at Hamburg, they limber up for the 1968 Olympics----only four years away. SOUTHERN CAL DOWNS UCLA-34 to 13 Southern California's Craig Fertig has a day that won't readily "pass" from mind as he bombards the University of California, Los Angeles, with touchdown passes. He throws three bombs that help Southern Cal stay in the Rose bowl running.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library