Guide to the Henry M. Jackson Moving Images Collection
1956-1987

Arrangement

The Moving Images accession (3560-032) was created in 2007 through a merger of 2 separate accessions: Films, 1956-1978 (3560-009), and Videotapes, 1960-1983 (3560-018). Item-level titles have been created which attempt to reflect the content, geographic location, and nature of the events taking place. The processor devised the basic organizational scheme for the collection in consultation with both the Pacific Northwest and Visual Resource Curators, and where necessary reorganized the materials within the various component groups. The filing units have been divided into 10 series, which are based on Senator Jackson's activities in the Senate and broken down by term. A posthumous series has been added and encompasses ceremonies and activities held in honor of the late Senator. Senatorial and Presidential bids conclude the arrangement and are broken down by year.

The Moving Images accession has been arranged into 10 series:

• Senate, 1952-1958
• Senate, 1959-1964
• Senate, 1965-1970
• Senate, 1971-1976
• Senate, 1977-1982
• Senate, 1983
• Posthumous, 1984-1987
• 1972 Presidential
• 1976 Presidential
• 1982 Senatorial

Scope and Content

The Moving Images accessions consists of Jackson campaign films and commercials, political endorsements, press interviews, commercial news broadcasts, and tour films. The U.S. Senate Recording Studio segments of the 1950s contain political statements, interviews with military officials, conversations with political colleagues, and press interviews with Senator Jackson. A Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) film, President Kennedy Speaks at Hanford, offers a formal introduction to the Hanford facilities in Hanford, Washington, one year after President John F. Kennedy authorized legislation to create the facility. Also included are Meet the Press television interviews; inspection trips to China and Antartica; a Face the Nation interview with Jackson during his chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee in 1960; a Russian military film, True Sons of the People; Senator Jackson's endorsement of Lyndon B. Johnson for Vice-President at the 1960 Democratic National Convention; and campaign commercials for both presidential and senatorial campaigns.

The original materials in this accession consist of 58 16-mm films, 6 ½-inch videocartridges, 20 ¾-inch videocassettes (U-Matic), 13 2-inch quadruplex, and 1 videocassette (VHS). A Digital Betacam preservation master was created from the originals, as well as a DVD-R for patron use, when the accession was reprocessed and fully listed in 2007. For further information, see Processing Info below.

Restrictions on Access

Open to all users.

User copies must be used in place of film and videotape originals.

Physical/Technical Access

U-Matic tape player and DVD player required to view user copies.

Processing Info

Each of the films and videocassettes has been transferred to DVD-R to facilitate access, and each viewing copy DVD-R has been assigned a unique identification number. The identification numbers for the original film and videotapes in the collection have been retained and correspond to the individual segments printed on the DVD-Rs. The original films and videotapes have been cleaned and stored for permanent archival retention.

Where possible, the migration of the materials in the Moving Images accession was taken from the original media, to ensure the best possible transfer for quality and content. A portion of the collection (VT49-VT64) was composed of archival copies on ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassette. These were derived from personal copies of videos owned by Mrs. Helen Jackaon, which were loaned to the University of Washington Libraries for copying at the time the Jackson papers were originally received. These ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassettes remain in the collection as the copies "original" to the archive; similar to the original film and videotape materials in the accession, they are not available for patron use. Under this same duplication project duplicate videotape items (VT39-VT42) in the Jackson collection were inadvertently mixed with videotape items in the Warren G. Magnuson collection. The location of the videotape items VT39-VT42 is therefore with the Warren G. Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, box 9.

A few titles in the moving image accession are retained in the collection due to their contextual importance, but were not transferred to digital because they do not directly involve Senator Jackson. Yellow dots have been placed on the orginal housing for these materials to indicate that they were not reformatted to DVD-R; their only counterpart is a ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassette, which serves as the viewing copy available to the public.

Separated Material

Duplicate film and videotape materials, as well as the ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassettes created under a previous duplication project, have been removed. One ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassette, containing videotape segments from both the Henry M. Jackson and Warren Grant Magnuson accessions, was transferred to DVD-R. The videocassette was then returned to the Warren Grant Magnuson collection, accession number 3181-009, box 9.

A VHS videocassette, Hop to the Top, Mt. Rainier Historical Climb, which documents disabled American Donald H. Bennett and his climb to the top of Mt. Rainier, was removed for separate cataloging.

Alternate Forms Available

Excerpts from a representative sampling of moving images in the collection are accessible through digital "Video Selection" links in the finding aid.

Other Finding Aids

These materials form part of the Henry M. Jackson Papers, which are described and indexed in A Guide to the Henry M. Jackson Papers .

Inventory

Box

Item

Date

Senate

1952-1958

Campaign film for the Democratic National Convention, The Pursuit of Happiness, Democratic Committee for the Arts, Chicago, Illinois

1956 August 13

Scope and Content: Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts narrates this film on the topics of United States political history, constitutional freedoms, the Louisiana Purchase, public works, hydroelectric power, the farm program, agriculture, labor, civil rights, natural resources, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and the history of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Includes footage of speeches by Presidents Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.

Credits : Distributor, Democratic National Committee.

General Notes : Title on film can: "The Pursuit of Happiness: The Adlai Stevenson Story"

DVD28v

HMJ-71

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (28 minutes, 55 seconds) : sound, black and white and color ; 4 ¾ inches

1:14:15:00 Senator Jackson interviewing Major General Victor R. Haugen on Project Dyna Soar, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1956

Scope and Content: Jackson and Haugen, director of the Air Research and Development Command, U.S. Air Force, discuss Project Dyna Soar (Dynamic Soaring), military weapons, national defense, Boeing, the University of Washington, the U.S. Department of Defense, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), missiles, and aerospace technology.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Film title supplied by cataloger.

DVD5v

HMJ-16

Viewing copy Video selection Video selection

1 videodisc (DVD) (10 minutes) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:37:00:00 Washington correspondent Bill Roberts interviewing Senator Jackson on national defense, Washington Report, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1956

Scope and Content: Jackson talks with Roberts on the topics of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, the U.S. Department of Defense, missiles, foreign policy, the Sputnik satellite, national defense, United States relations with the Soviet Union, and military weapons.

General Notes : Film title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-30

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) ( 13 minutes) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:55:15:00 Senator Jackson issuing a statement on the United States economy, the Hard Money Policy, and the value of the U.S. Dollar, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1956

Credits : Distributor: U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Film title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-70

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 40 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:30:00:00 Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.

1957 September 1

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of chairing the Committee on Atomic Energy, foreign policy, United States relations with the Soviet Union, defense spending, missiles, Boeing, the U.S. Navy, the federal budget, the economy, civil rights, the Democratic and Republican Party, and national defense.

Credits : Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Ted Ayers; Associate Producer, Beryl Benser; Director, Tim Sillman.

DVD1v

HMJ-2

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (29 minutes) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Interview with Senator Jackson, Front Page Forum, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1957

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by two panelists on unemployment, the economy, education, natural resources, taxes, public works, inflation, Russia, and nuclear submarines.

Credits : Distributor, Connecticut Institute for Public and Foreign Affairs.

General Notes : Name of panelists have been deleted from the film.

DVD12v

HMJ-19

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (29 minutes, 15 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:54:00:00 Senator Jackson issuing a statement on the United States national defense program, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1957

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the U.S. Congress, legislation, the U.S. Defense Department, military spending, and the Eisenhower administration.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD5v

HMJ-59

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 10 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:00:00:00 Senator Jackson with Dr. Theodore von Kármán, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Conference, Paris, France

circa 1957

Scope and Content: Jackson and Dr. Theodore von Kármán speaking at a hearing on the topics of foreign policy, science in education, Asia, foreign languages, technology, communication, and the Sputnik satellite. The discussion is followed by a question and answer session with the press.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD8v

HMJ-11

Viewing copy Video selection

1 videodisc (DVD) (28 minutes) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:28:00:00 Senator Jackson interviewing Icelandic delegate Benedikt Gröndal, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Conference, Paris, France

circa 1957

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Gröndal discussing the Jackson Report, the role of science in education, foreign policy, the North Atlantic Trade Organization (NATO), Iceland, Sputnik, missiles, technology, the National Aeronautics and Aerospace Administration (NASA), education, and grants.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-13

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (13 minutes) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

"Report on Ballistic Missiles," with Dr. Wernher von Braun, Army Ballistic Missile Agency headquarters, U.S. Army Ordnance Missile Command, Huntsville, Alabama

1958

Scope and Content: Includes von Braun on military spending, missiles, technology, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), earth satellites, the Jupiter C ballistic missile, guided missile systems, national defense, intermediate range ballistic missiles (IRBM), Dr. William Pickering, and space exploration.

Credits : Producer: U.S. Army Ordnance Missile Command.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

U35v

HMJ-44

Viewing copy

1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (14 minutes) : sound, black and white ; ¾ inch

1:00:00:00 Senator Jackson interviewing Dr. Kenneth W. Mildenberger, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1958

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Mildenberger discussing the National Defense Education Act of 1958, Washington State, the University of Washington, education, foreign relations, Russia, Asia, Africa, the U.S. Department of Defense, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and foreign language education in the United States.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD5v

HMJ-8

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (14 minutes, 10 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:52:15:00 Senator Jackson issuing a statement on military salaries, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1958

Scope and Content: In response to an article in LOOK magazine, Jackson speaks on the topic of military spending, the U.S. Department of Defense, military housing, and scientific education for members of the military.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-43

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 30 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:31:30:00 Senator Jackson interviewing Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1958

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Rickover on the Bremerton Naval Yard (Bremerton, Washington), nuclear-powered ships, and naval vessels.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-21

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 20 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:24:30:00 Senator John Carroll interviewing Senator Jackson, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1958

Scope and Content: Includes Carroll, Democrat from Colorado, and Jackson on the topics of labor unions, legislation, employment, unions, the economy, the Washington State Right to Work Act of 1956, and the Colorado State Labor Peace Act.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-18

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 30 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:33:00:00 Interview with Senator Jackson on national defense, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1958

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by Joe? on the topics of the Eisenhower administration, national defense, military weaponry, Russia, the U.S. Department of Defense, missiles, satellites, nuclear weapons, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the federal budget, and foreign policy.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-23

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (3 minutes, 50 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Box

Item

Date

Senate

1959-1964

1:29:15:00 Senator Jackson interviewing Ed Kauffman, winner of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' (VFW) Voice of Democracy contest, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

1959 February

Scope and Content: Kauffman is a resident of Veradale, Washington. Includes Jackson on education, youth, human rights, and the Spokane Valley of Washington State.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD5v

HMJ-20

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (2 minutes, 5 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

2:00:00:00 Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.

1959 May 24

Distributor: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, the Soviet Union, national defense, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) under Allen Dulles, chairmanship of the Military Applications subcommittee, Representative Clare Boothe Luce, foreign policy, defense spending, Sputnik, the U.S. Army, missiles, atomic energy, the U.S. Navy, the economy, and Cold War politics.

Credits : Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Ted Ayers; Associate Producer, Nancy Hanschman and Bill Kobin; Director, William E. Linden, Jr.

DVD1v

HMJ-3

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (28 minutes, 38 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:50:15:00 Senator Jackson congratulating Representative Quentin N. Burdick on his election to the Senate, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

1959

Scope and Content: Quentin N. Burdick became the first Democrat to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from North Dakota.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD5v

HMJ-41

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) ( 1 minute, 55 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:18:00:00 Senator Jackson thanking Washington State citizens for supporting the March of Dimes and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1959

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD10v

HMJ-22

Viewing copy Video selection

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 9 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Senator Jackson nominating Lyndon B. Johnson for Vice President, Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles, California

1960 July 13

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD30v

HMJ-75

Viewing copy Video selection

1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 45 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

2:30:00:00 Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.

1960 August 15

Distributor: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of chairing the Democratic National Committee, foreign policy, civil rights, the 1960 presidential campaign, the Soviet Union, atomic weapons, employment, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the farm program, national defense, and the U.S. Department of Housing, Education, and Welfare (HEW).

Credits : Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Michael J. Marlow; Associate Producer, Norman Goren; Director, Clark Pangle.

DVD1v

HMJ-4

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (29 minutes, 10 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:00:00:00 Interview with Senators Jackson and Thruston B. Morton, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.

1960 November 6

Distributor: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and Morton, Republican from Kentucky and chairman of the Republican National Committee, are interviewed on the topics of the 1960 presidential campaign, foreign policy, the Soviet Union, the economy, the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, the U.S. Senate, and religion in politics.

Credits : Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Michael J. Marlow; Associate Producer, Ellen Wadley; Director, William E. Linden, Jr.

HMJ-1

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) ( 29 minutes) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Senator Jackson tour film, Inspection Trip to Antarctic

circa 1960

Scope and Content: A silent film documenting Jackson's trip to Antarctica. Jackson arriving at the Antarctic on U.S. Air Force airplane, meeting and shaking hands with U.S. Air Force officials, petting a Husky, standing on sled and snapping a whip, looking at Scott Base sign that shows mileage from Scott Base to cities around the world, standing next to glacier, talking with others outside U.S. Air Force and Trans-Antarctic Expedition plane. Jackson climbing up ladder into one of the planes, view of the mountains in the Antarctic from plane window, Jackson talking with others in cargo area of plane near Caterpillar, fastening down the Caterpillar, draping Washington State flag onto the front of the Caterpillar, dropping a letter into a mailbag attached to the Caterpillar cargo, dropping the Caterpillar and other cargo from the air, and the Caterpillar and cargo drop from the plane with parachutes.

General Notes : Box contains an United States Senate memorandum typewritten note.

DVD4v

HMJ-7

Viewing copy Video selection

1 videodisc (DVD) (20 minutes, 3 seconds) : silent, black and white and color ; 4 ¾ inches

Senator Jackson and Helen Hardin arriving on an airplane before marriage ceremony, Albuquerque, New Mexico

1961 December 16

Scope and Content: Helen and Henry Jackson arriving to Albuquerque, New Mexico; meeting Helen's parents? with a dog; a crowded room in a church?; Henry standing with Senator Clinton P. Anderson and two others; Henry sitting at banquet tables with others during reception; Helen walking into church on father's arm; and Henry and Helen leaving the church after marriage ceremony and getting into a car.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD21v

HMJ-45

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 1 second) : silent, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) presents, President Kennedy speaks at Hanford

1963 September 26

Scope and Content: This informational film offers background on the Hanford Power Plant and ground-breaking ceremony speeches marking the one-year anniversary of President Kennedy signing the Hanford Power Plant project into legislation. Includes Governor Albert Rosselini, Olympia; Earl Coe, Director of the Washington State Department of Conservation; James E. Travis, Atomic Energy Commission manager for Hanford Works; Wilford Johnson, general manager for General Electric at Hanford; Milt Sidell?, Director of Information, Atomic Energy Commission; Owen W. Herd?, managing director, Washington Public Power Supply System; L.L. German?, General Electric Company; Stewart Udall, U.S. Secretary of the Interior; Dr. Gerald Tate?; Charles F. Luce and Russ Holt, Bonneville Power Administration; and Senator Warren G. Magnuson. Senator Henry M. Jackson closes the film with a report from the U.S. Senate Recording Studio.

Credits : Producer, Cameron Film Productions; Director, R. W. Cameron; Distributor, Washington Public Power Supply; Script, Ted Wagoner; Photography, Don Egerstrom; Editor, Lud Zwilgmeyer.

General Notes : Produced in cooperation with Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), and General Electric Company (GE).

DVD2v

HMJ-5

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (35 minutes, 14 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Campaign commercials, President Lyndon B. Johnson, "Vote for President Johnson on November 3. The stakes are too high for you to stay at home," Democratic National Committee

1964

Scope and Content: Twenty-seven campaign commercials for President Johnson's 1964 presidential bid. Includes "Peace Little Girl (Daisy)"; "Republican Convention (Rockefeller/Scranton/Romney)"; "Barry Goldwater and Arizona"; "Ice Cream"; "Poverty versus Prosperity"; "Goldwater dividing the U.S."; "The nuclear bomb"; "Confessions of a Republican"; "White House phone ringing"; "Accomplishments"; "Ku Klux Klan and Goldwater"; "Social Security"; "Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)"; "Nuclear testing" (John F. Kennedy speaking at the end); "Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (pregnant mother with daughter)"; "Voting on November 3"; "Vote for Johnson"; "Social Security"; "Voting" (duplicate); "Hospital insurance for Senior Citizens"; "Poverty"; "Poverty"; "Ku Klux Klan and Goldwater" (similar); "President Johnson delivering presidential address on the military, The White House, Washington, D.C."; "President Johnson delivering presidential address on Goldwater, Senior Citizens, and Social Security, The White House, Washington, D.C."; "President Johnson delivering presidential address on nuclear power and national defense, The White House, Washington, D.C."; and "President Johnson delivering presidential address on the economy and prosperity, The White House, Washington, D.C."

Credits : Distributor, Democratic National Committee; Producer: Doyle, Dane, Bernback, Inc.

U37v

HMJ-73

Viewing copy

1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (46 minutes, 13 seconds) : sound, color ; ¾ inch

Physical/Technical Access: U-Matic videocassette player required to view user copy.

Box

Item

Date

Senate

1965-1970

Headquarters U.S.A.

circa 1965

Scope and Content: A short silent film showing an airplane flying over the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. with a young man looking out the window to "Headquarters U.S.A."

General Notes : Film was transferred backwards.

U38v

HMJ-74

Viewing copy

1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (1 minute, 30 seconds) : silent, black and white ; ¾ inch

Russian military film, True Sons of the People

1967

Scope and Content: This film is possibly a smuggled film given to Senator Jackson.

General Notes: CHECK PAPERS: is there any notation of this film in his trip to the Soviet Union?

Reel

Item

U36v

HMJ-46

Viewing copy

1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (24 minutes) : sound, color ; ¾ inch

President Lyndon B. Johnson on teachers and education, The Citizenship Committee, National Education Association, Washington, D.C.

circa 1967

Credits : Producer, The Citizenship Committee, National Education Association (NEA).

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

Box

Item

U31v

HMJ-33

Viewing copy

1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (1 minute) : optical sound, color ; ¾ inch

Magnuson 1968 Committee, Democrat, Senator Henry M. Jackson, Chairman, Seattle, Washington

1967-1968

General Notes : The following segments are duplicates of items contained in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009. In a previous migration project these segments were grouped together with videotape materials in the Henry M. Jackson accession and were transferred onto one U-MATIC videocassette. The corresponding U-MATIC videocassette can be found in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, as well as the original positives.

0:36:30:00 Campaign spot, Senator Henry M. Jackson urging Washington State citizens to reelect Senator Warren G. Magnuson

1967 September 27

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on behalf of Magnuson and his legislative contributions to Columbia River water conservation.

Credits : Distributor, KING-TV; Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director, Hall.

DVD51v

VT39a

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 12 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

0:38:26:00 Campaign spot, Senator Henry M. Jackson urging Washington State citizens to reelect Senator Warren G. Magnuson

1968 September 30

Credits : Distributor, KING-TV; Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director, Norrix.

VT36a

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (49 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

0:39:16:00 Campaign spot, Senator Henry M. Jackson urging Washington State citizens to reelect Senator Warren G. Magnuson

1968 September 30

Credits : Distributor, KING-TV; Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director, Norrix.

VT37a

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (40 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

0:37:42:00 Campaign spot, "Listen to Ralph Nader"

1968 October 10

Scope and Content: Includes Nader speaking on Magnuson's legislative career in protecting consumers and his sponsorship of the Natural Gas Pipeline, Flammable Fabrics, and the Fair Packaging bills, as well as his contributions to the Product Safety Commission. Spot ends with "Keep the big boys honest. Let's keep Maggie in the Senate."

Credits : Distributor, KING-TV; Director, Guidos.

VT38a

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (43 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

1:00:00:00 Senator Jackson issuing a statement on environmental issues in Washington State, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1967

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on his role as the chairman of the Senate Interior Committee; calling for a water study to address the water problem in Washington State and the United States; the Columbia River; the Snake River; irrigation; and reclamation.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD10v

HMJ-14

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (2 minutes, 2 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:03:00:00 Guam Representative Antonio Borja Won Pat interviewing Senator Jackson, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1967

Scope and Content: Includes Won Pat, the first Representative from Guam, talking with Jackson on his chairmanship of government committees, the reintegration of the Marianas Islands in Micronesia, foreign policy, the U.S. Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Guam, Micronesia, Anderson Air Force Base, legislation, education, Japan, and Russia.

Credits : Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C..

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-15

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (14 minutes, 16 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

0:31:33:00 Political statement, Senator Warren G. Magnuson seeking reelection to U.S. Senate for Washington State

1968

Scope and Content: Includes Magnuson on campaign issues in Washington State, the environment, employment, crime, foreign policy, Vietnam, education, and energy. The political statement is preceded by a clip of Magnuson issuing a statement on the Puget Sound, fisheries, and oil spills.

General Notes : This segment is a duplicate of an item contained in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009. In a previous migration project this segment was grouped together with videotape materials in the Henry M. Jackson accession and were transferred onto one U-MATIC videocassette. The corresponding U-MATIC videocassette can be found in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, as well as the original positive.

Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD51v

VT10a

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 52 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

0:15:40:00 Six campaign commercials, "We'll Be Stronger with Mike McCormack in Congress," Mike McCormack for Congress Committee, Theodore Peterson, Chairman

1970 October

Scope and Content: Includes spots on the topics of employment, senior citizens, and nuclear power. Clips show McCormack talking with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Representative Tom Foley.

Credits : Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

VT40

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 40 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

1:00:00:00 Silent footage of Senators Jackson, Edmund Muskie, Stuart Symington, Mike Mansfield, and other talking around table, U.S. Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.

circa 1970

General Notes : Footage shot by Lazslo Pal?

At head: 317B2.

Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD18v

HMJ-31

Viewing copy

1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 35 seconds) : silent, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:02:00:00 Silent footage of Senators Jackson, Howard W. Cannon, and Ralph W. Yarborough standing and talking in a hallway, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

circa 1970

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

Footage shot by Lazslo Pal?

HMJ-42

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1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 50 seconds) : silent, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

1:07:00:00 Silent footage of Senators Jackson, Frank E. Moss, and Vance Hartke standing and talking in a hallway, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

circa 1970

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

HMJ-56

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1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 30 seconds) : silent, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Industrial film, Supersonic Transport (SST) Progress

circa 1970

Scope and Content: Possibly a campaign tour film on the industrial production of the Supersonic Transport (SST) in Seattle, Washington. Includes the Boeing Company, Concorde production, transportation issues, technology, and construction.

Credits : Distributor, Byron Color Correct Prints.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

Label on film can reads, "Edited SST Progress."

U32v

HMJ-38

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1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (8 minutes, 5 seconds) : silent, color ; ¾ inch

Industrial film, Tour of an Aluminum Plant

circa 1970

Scope and Content: A brief informational film on aluminum production and processing with a voiceover by a man and woman discussing the manufacturing of aluminum. Includes the topics of the Columbia River, hydroelectric power, and energy.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

U33v

HMJ-39

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1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (1 minute, 38 seconds) : sound, color ; ¾ inch

Box

Item

Date

Senate

1971-1976

Senator Jackson speaking from rotating platform and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) demonstration, testimonial banquet for Louisiana legislators, Rivergate Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana

1971 April 15

Scope and Content: Includes the arrival ceremony with military officials carrying flags and politicians walking down a red carpet, politicians and constituents eating and talking at dinner tables; Jackson talking about Senator Long and Ellender and Congressman Eddie Abrams; NAACP protest demonstration with signs citing Long and Ellender's voting record on civil rights legislation.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD17v

HMJ-29

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1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 57 seconds) : silent and sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Interview with Senator Jackson, The Newsmakers, WTOP Television, Washington, D.C.

1971 July 22

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on employment, Israel, civil rights, national defense, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT), U.S. relations with China, the Middle East, Vietnam, the Lockheed loan, Boeing, the Pentagon Papers, crime, foreign relations, the Soviet Union, busing, and the Nixon administration.

Credits : Producer, Stefany Grimes; Director, Rick Sharp; Distributor, WTOP-TV, Washington, D.C.

DVD55v

VT46

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1 videodisc (DVD) (25 minutes, 29 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Youth Conservation Corps

1971-1972

Silent footage for "We Can't Let It Go"

1971

Scope and Content: Includes raw footage of girls canoeing; girls tubing in a lake; painting; a sign reading "Welcome to Alexander Springs, Ocala National Forest"; youth building and installing a birdhouse; unloading patches of grass from the back of a flatbed truck. A lot of the segments are repeated.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

U34v

HMJ-40

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1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (13 minutes, 50 seconds) : silent, color ; ¾ inch

"We Can't Let It Go,"Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), Motion Picture Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Interior, Washington, D.C.

circa 1972

Scope and Content: A short campaign tour film on the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), a government program putting American youth to work on environmental rehabilitation and natural resources in various locations throughout the United States. The film shows YCC locations in West Virginia, Maryland, and Washington State.

Credits : Distributor, United States Department of Agriculture and United States Department of Interior; Producer, Office of Information, Motion Picture Service, United States Department of Agriculture.

DVD14v

HMJ-25

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1 videodisc (DVD) (18 minutes, 32 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

1:00:00:00 Press conference with Senator Jackson, Sacramento, California

circa 1971

Scope and Content: A short film with various clips of Jackson outdoors talking with elderly people; talking with people at breakfast meeting indoors; sitting at head table during breakfast meeting; talking with unidentified man and eating bacon; speaking at podium (sound) talking about bureaucrats hiding truth from the American people; being interviewed on the set of a television studio; Jackson being interviewed by female reporter indoors (wood wall interior) on his political strategy and intentions on entering the 1972 presidential race (sound); Jackson getting into the back of a red car; speaking at podium in front of gold lame curtain on the Supersonic Transport (SST) problem and on being selected as Father of the Year (sound).

Credits : Distributor, KCRA-TV?; Producer, KCRA-TV?

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD13v

HMJ-24

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1 videodisc (DVD) (3 minutes 20 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Silent footage of Senator and Mrs. Jackson shaking hands with voters outdoors, Florida?

circa 1972

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

WEED? This isn't very substantial. Should we keep this?

DVD24v

HMJ-62

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1 videodisc (DVD) (37 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Silent footage, "Senators," Lester Goldsmith, Washington, D.C.

circa 1972

Credits : Producer, Lester Goldsmith; Director, Lester Goldsmith.

Senator Jackson in his office with aides

Scope and Content: A short silent film of Jackson in his office. Includes Jackson sitting at his desk in his office looking over papers and talking with unidentified man; Brian Corcoran leaning on desk behind Jackson, sitting; Jackson talking on the phone; Jackson leaning on fireplance mantle with Grand Coulee Dam painting in background and talking with unidentified older man; Jackson seated with two female aides (one brunette, one blonde) sitting to his right and one male aide (brown hair and thick black frame glasses) to his left; Jackson talking on the phone and looking over papers at his desk.

DVD26v

HMJ-66

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1 videodisc (DVD) (23 minutes, 30 seconds) : silent, color and black and white ; 4 ¾ inches

Senator Jackson's office memorabilia

Scope and Content: Includes shots of Jackson family photographs, certificates, airplane and submarine models, library, plaques, photographs of politicians, a Westinghouse Atomic Electric Power Plant model, and a photograph of Abraham Lincoln.

DVD27v

HMJ-67

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1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 36 seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Silent footage of Senator Jackson visiting Jerusalem, Israel

circa 1972

Scope and Content: Jackson talking with unidentified man at reception in home; talking with others at reception; shaking hands and talking with two Israeli military officials; Richard Perle; Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick, and Richard Perle? meeting with unidentified older man in his office; Jackson leaving building and talking with two aides (Perle); Jackson leaving in a car; shot of a menorah in front of Knesset, Jerusalem; shot from behind menorah of Knesset in Israel; shot of city corner in Jerusalem; shot of castle-like building; different shots of citizens in and around building; Jackson in home with Golda Meir, Dorothy Fosdick, and Richard Perle; shot of military officials entering a building; Jackson escorted by military official into building; shaking hands, sitting, and talking with military official.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD9v

HMJ-12

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1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 29 seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Press interview with Senator Jackson in his home, Washington, D.C.?

circa 1972

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on campaign topics, education, civil rights, busing, Mayor John V. Lindsay, and Senators George Wallace, Edmund Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, and George McGovern.

Credits : Producer, Laszlo Pal, Pal Productions.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD22v

HMJ-55

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1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 13 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

0:27:34:00 Senator Warren G. Magnuson issuing a statement on United States relations with China prior to an U.S. Senate delegation visit to the area, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

circa 1973

Scope and Content: Includes Magnuson on the impact of U.S. and China relations on Washington State and trade with China.

General Notes : This segment is a duplicate of an item contained in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009. In a previous migration project this segment was grouped together with videotape materials in the Henry M. Jackson accession and were transferred onto one U-MATIC videocassette. The corresponding U-MATIC videocassette can be found in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, as well as the original positive.

Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD51v

VT9a

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1 videodisc (DVD) (3 minutes, 56 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Silent footage of Senator Jackson visiting China

1974 July 1-6

Scope and Content: Jackson eating lunch with Chinese leaders; visiting women working in factories; playing with Chinese youth outdoors; visiting the Great Wall of China; eating dinner with Deng Xiaoping and others; Jackson speaking with reporters; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson in room with people sitting in front of looms; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson shaking hands with Chinese men outdoors; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson boarding airplane and landing at McChord Air Force Base in Washington State. Includes Dorothy Fosdick; Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping; deputy foreign minister, Chau Quan Hua; Chou En-Lai; and Helen Hardin Jackson.

Credits : Producer, Pal Productions; Director, Laszlo Pal

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD6v

HMJ-9

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1 videodisc (DVD) (19 minutes, 45 seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS News, Kansas City, Missouri

1974 December 13

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the Democratic party, the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), the Soviet Union, détente, the Trade Reform bill?, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) I, Henry Kissinger, energy, defense spending, the presidential race, and the economy.

Credits : Producer, Mary O. Yates; Director, Robert Vitarelli; Associate Producer, Joan Spiegel; Technical Supervisor, Emil Franks; Associate Director, Michael Reardon; Technical Director, Allen Renz, Alvin Young, Mike Hennessy, and Bill Junkins.

DVD56v

VT48

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1 videodisc (DVD) (28 minutes, 24 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Russian ballet dancers, Valery and Galina Panov in news segment, "Panov," NBC Television

1974

Scope and Content: Includes interviews with various politicians, Henry Kissinger, Laurence Olivier, Joanne Woodward, Clive Barnes, Beverly Sills, Dr. William Korey, Bruce Marks, Rochelle Braunstein, Patricia Schroeder, Senator Jackson, Shelia Levian, and others. Topics covered include Russia, immigration, foreign policy, and human rights.

General Notes: OCLC WorldCat Record Number, 80189211.

Credits : Producer, Avrom Zaritsky; Distributor, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC).

DVD3v

HMJ-6

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1 videodisc (DVD) (11 minutes, 51 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Silent footage of Senator Jackson and Admiral Hyman G. Rickover visiting various sites in Washington State

circa 1974

Scope and Content: Jackson and Rickover landing in U.S. Navy airplane and shaking hands with military officials; Jackson then Rickover speaking indoors at podium; Jackson and Rickover getting in a car outside; Jackson and Rickover walking with military officials wearing white hard hats at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; Rickover, Jackson, and others looking at model for airplane station?; talking with Rear Admiral Petrovic; lengthwise view of submarine at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; Jackson and Rickover speaking with reporters; Jackson and Rickover visiting the Olympic Center for Health and Mental Retardation; Jackson and Rickover boarding an airplane in Seattle, Washington; Jackson and Rickover landing at Bremerton Navy Base, Bremerton, Washington, and shaking hands with military officials; Jackson standing outside with children from the Stevenson Elementary School, Stevenson, Washington; Jackson on stage with Stevenson faculty uncovering a portrait of man with audience of elementary school children; shaking hands with others at Seattle Elks Club reception, Seattle, Washington; Jackson speaking and shaking hands with crowd of elementary school children outdoors; Jackson signing autographs for students of Stevenson Elementary.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD11v

HMJ-17

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1 videodisc (DVD) (16 minutes, 33 seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches

0:13:58:00 Senator Jackson congratulating Monty Hall on acquiring U.S. citizenship, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

1975 February 7

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson cites Monty Hall, "Let's Make a Deal" television game show host and resident of California, as being responsible for negotiating the Russian grain deal.

Credits : Producer, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD50v

VT34

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1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 15 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Press interview with Senator Jackson and two reporters, Louisiana

1975 March 25?

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Nixon administration, the declining economy, employment, inflation, education, and United States foreign policy.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD23v

HMJ-61

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1 videodisc (DVD) (8 minutes, 51 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Interview with Senator Jackson on President Gerald R. Ford and the capture of the S.S. Mayaguez by Cambodian forces, The Today Show, NBC Television

1975 May

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on communism, China, Cambodia, and the Ford administration. The Today Show segment is followed by various segements and raw footage unrelated to Jackson.

Credits : Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)

DVD43v

VT6

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1 videodisc (DVD) (31 minutes, 29 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Alexander Solzhenitsyn delivering a speech with Senators Jackson, Joseph R. Biden, Jr., Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, and others, United Press International television broadcast, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

1975 July 15

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on foreign policy, human rights, Russia, and immigration. Solzhenitsyn delivers a speech in Russian (translated into English). After Solzhenitsyn's speech, Jackson delivers closing remarks, and Solzhenitsyn and others shake hands in the crowd assembled.

Credits : Producer, United Press International (UPI).

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD7v

HMJ-10

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1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 31 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

01:09:30:00 First linking and docking of the Soviet spacecraft, Soyuz, with the American spacecraft, Apollo, "Handshake in Space," John Hart reporting, NBC Evening News

1975 December 11

Scope and Content: Includes Soviet Mission Control and United States Mission Control, Houston, Texas; and President Gerald R. Ford speaking on the telephone with astronauts and cosmonauts from the Oval Office, the White House, Washington, D.C. Includes astronauts and cosmonauts Vance D. Brand, Valery N. Kubasov, Alexey A. Leonov, Donald K. Slayton, and Thomas P. Stafford.

Credits : Producer, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)

DVD39v

VT2b

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1 videodisc (DVD) (22 minutes, 41 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Question and answer session with Senator Jackson during a town hall meeting, Massachusetts?

1975

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on campaign topics, crime, energy, employment, federal deficit and spending, oil and gas deregulation, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the economy, the environment, Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), foreign affairs, national health care, civil rights, Puerto Rican independence, and social security.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD40v

VT3

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1 videodisc (DVD) (32 minutes, 43 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Interview with Frank G. Zarb, chairman of the Federal Energy Administration (FEA), AM Washington, Washington, D.C.

1975

Scope and Content: Includes Zarb on energy and oil policies, President Gerald R. Ford, and energy and fuel efficiency.

DVD44v

VT7

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1 videodisc (DVD) (21 minutes, 32 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

An interview with Bill Anderson, syndicated columnist, Chicago Tribune, Florida?

1976 February 19

Scope and Content: Anderson interviews Jackson on campaign topics in Florida, energy, senior citizens, employment, public works, crime, international relations, foreign trade, national health care, education, busing, civil rights, integration, Governor Jimmy Carter, Fidel Castro and Cuba, and the economy.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

A portion of this interview is also available on DBM51/DVD51v (VT45, segment 1).

Over Easy television program?

DVD54v

VT45

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1 videodisc (DVD) (27 minutes, 2 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Box

Item

Date

Senate

1977-1982

Interview with Senator Jackson, A Dialogue with Sam Nunn, Washington, D.C.

1977 November 7

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Senator Sam Nunn on the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) II, U.S. relations with China, Taiwan, the Soviet Union, national defense, labor, the energy program, solar energy, and foreign trade.

DVD53v

VT44

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1 videodisc (DVD) (28 minutes, 21 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and Roy Cohn questioning Anna Lee Moss during the Congressional Investigative Subcommittee hearings, 25th Anniversary of the Army-McCarthy Hearings with Edward R. Murrow, 60 Minutes, CBS News

1979 March 18

Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson in the background.

Credits : Producer, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS)

U66v

VT15

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1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (60 minutes) : sound, black and white and color ; ¾ inch

News clips of Senator Jackson speaking on various topics

circa 1970s

Scope and Content: Jackson speaking to a reporter on the Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger and the national defense budget; calling for investigations through the Ervin Committee on Watergate; speaking to reporters on the President making a second statement?; speaking on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and the Russian Grain Deal; on détente and eliminating the Cold War; on environmental standards for removing oil from Alaska; ABC News correspondent Roger Peterson reporting on Jackson's warning of public utilities and fuel shortages with Governor John A. Love, Senator Abraham Ribicoff; speaking to reporters on cynicism and loss of faith in the presidency; speaking to reporters on running FBI checks for President Ford's selection of a Vice Presidential candidate; speaking on the Soviet Union and their acquisition of twenty-five percent more ships; ABC News correspondent Bill Zimmerman reporting on Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearings with oil executives Roy Baze, Z.D. Bonner, Chairman Jackson, Senator Abraham Ribicoff, Senator James Allen, and Howard Feldman; summarizing testimony of oil executives following the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearings with oil executives; ABC News correspondent Frank Reynolds reporting on the 1976 Jackson campaign in South Carolina with Jackson speaking on campaign topics; CBS News correspondent Bill Matney reporting on Jackson talking with reporters prior to a trip to China with Chinese officials; speaking on establishing better relations between the U.S and China; on economic help to the Soviet Union and Most Favored Nation status? for China; on President Richard Nixon and the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) I; on President Ford and negotiating agreements between the governments of the U.S. and the Soviet Union; speaking to reporters on taxes on gasoline; on Presidential pardoning of Watergate defendants; ABC News correspondent Ted Koppel reporting on Jackson's meeting with President Ford on the Soviet Union and Most Favored Nation status; speaking with reporters on the Jackson-Vanik Amendment; ABC News correspondent Steve Bell reporting on Jackson's meeting with President Ford, Henry Kissinger, and others on Jewish immigration from the Soviet Union with a statement by Jackson on human rights; speaking with reporters on reduction of nuclear weapons; and speaking with reporters on the Presidential veto.

Credits : Producer, American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD63v

VT58

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1 videodisc (DVD) (30 minutes, 10 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

00:00:00:00 Newsclip of Senator Jackson speaking at Anna Marie Jackson's graduation ceremony, Holton Arms School, Bethesda, Maryland

1981 June 4

Credits : Distributor, King Broadcasting Company, Washington, D.C.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD57v

VT49

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1 videodisc (DVD) (2 minutes, 35 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Item

Date

Senate

1983

Alaska Delegation Report

1982-1983

00:07:35:00 Discussion between Senators Jackson, Howard Baker, and Ted Stevens on the twenty-fifth anniversary of Alaskan statehood

1983 June 22

Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson recalling his time in the U.S. Senate as the floor manager of the Alaska Statehood bill; U.S. Senate Majority Leader Baker on Hawaii Statehood and Puerto Rico; the Alaska Pipeline bill; the Alaska Lands bill; the natural resources in Alaska; Anchorage and Prudhoe Bay.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

Sound in left channel only.

DVD47v

VT21

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1 videodisc (DVD) (15 minutes, 25 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

00:00:00:00 Senator Jackson speaking to constituents in Alaska

circa 1983

Scope and Content: Jackson apologizes for not coming to Alaska, cites important legislation in establishing and developing the state of Alaska, the Alaska Statehood bill, the Alaska Lands bill, and the Alaska Gas Pipeline.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

Sound in left channel only.

VT20

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1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 30 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Death of Senator Jackson, Everett, Washington

1983 September 2-6

00:00:00:00 Evening news coverage of the death of Senator Jackson, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington

1983 September 2

Scope and Content: Includes Denny Miller, Jackson aide; Dr. Janet Johnstone, emergency physician; Dr, Kirk Prindle, heart specialist; Parker Williams, lifelong friend; Congressman Al Swift; Robert Smith, family friend; Senator Robert Byrd; Senator John Tower; Hugh Sidey, Time Magazine; Warren G. Magnuson; Senator Slade Gorton; Malcolm Stanford, President, Boeing; Dr. George Thomas, Cardiologist, Providence Medical Center; and Representative Tom Foley, House Majority Whip.

Credits : Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington; Distributor, Fisher Broadcasting, Inc.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

DVD60v

VT53

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1 videodisc (DVD) (36 minutes, 40 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

00:36:50:00 Evening news coverage of the death of Senator Jackson, Eyewitness News, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington

1983 September 2

Scope and Content: Includes Rick Cocker, press secretary; President Ronald Reagan; Senator Robert Byrd, Senate Minority Leader; Senator Carl Levin; Senator James Sasser; Senator Dale Bumpers; Warren G. Magnuson; Senator Slade Gorton; Kathy Erga, Jackson neighbor; Mark Funk, Everett Herald reporter; Governor John Spellman; Representative Wayne Ehlers, Speaker of the House; Senator George Fleming, Democratic Caucus Chairman; and Senator Larry Vognild.

Credits : Producer, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

VT54a

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1 videodisc (DVD) (19 minutes, 41 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

00:56:32:00 Public Services for the Senator Jackson funeral, Everett Civic Auditorium, Everett, Washington

1983 September 6

General Notes : Title supplied by cataloger.

VT54b

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1 videodisc (DVD) (41 minutes, 52 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

00:00:00:00 "Henry Jackson, 1912-1983, A Tribute," Jackson Memorial Service, Public Services, Everett Civic Auditorium, Everett, Washington, KOMO-TV

1983 September 6

Scope and Content: News coverage of the public service held at the Everett Civc Auditorium, Everett, Washington.

Credits : Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

General Notes : Same as VT54b, but with KOMO-TV news coverage and commentary.

DVD61v

VT55

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1 videodisc (DVD) (58 minutes, 50 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Jackson Memorial Service, "A Service of Memory," National Presbyterian Church, U.S. Senate Television Recordings Studio, Washington, D.C.

1983 September 6

Scope and Content: Politicians deliver remarks, sing hymnals, and recall the life of Senator Jackson.

Credits : Producer, U.S. Senate Television Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.

DVD67v

VT22

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2 videodiscs (DVD) (60 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

00:58:55:00 "Henry Jackson, 1912-1983, A Tribute," Jackson Memorial Service, Family Services, Everett First Presbyterian Church, Everett, Washington, KOMO-TV

1983 September 7

Scope and Content: Includes Vice President George H. W. Bush, Senators Howard Baker, John Tower, Daniel Inouye, Slade Gorton, Representative Don Bonker, Norm Dicks, Rod Chandler, Sid Morrison, George Will, Henry Kissinger, Warren E. Burger, Dan Evans, Governor John Spellman, and Northwest Boys Choir.

Credits : Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

DVD61v

VT56

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1 videodisc (DVD) (1 hour, 2 minutes, 16 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches