1977AMERICANA
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SHIP SIMULATOR:
CAPTAIN MOESIER OF CHEVRON OIL COMPANY, OTHERS, STAND MODERN CONTROLS IN WHEEL HOUSE OF SUPERTANKER, WITH PANORAMIC VIEW OF 330 METER LONG SHIP, AND HARBOR IN FRONT OF THEM. HE, CREW, ARE ON DRY LAND PILOTING A SHIP SIMULATOR. A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FACILITY LOCATED IN NEW YORK CITY. (HF-YTV) |
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CREW LOOKING OUT WINDOW AT HARBOR ARE ACTUALLY SEEING A TV IMAGE. HIGH ANGLE OF MINIATURE HARBOR OF MILFORD HAVEN, WALES, BUILT TO EXACTING SCALE.
TV CAMERA WHICH RIDES ALONG SCALE MODEL OF HARBOR, PROJECTS A LIVE SIZE IMAGE ON TELEVISION SCREEN TRAINEE GET FEEL OF STEERING INTO A REAL HARBOR. |
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TRAINEES AT THEIR POSTS IN WHEEL, WITH INSTRUCTORS IN THE REAR. CU COMPUTER GIVES SIMULATOR, WATER DEPTH, CURRENT, WIND SPEED AND OTHER VARIABLES.
INSTRUCTOR CAN PROGRAM INTO SIMULATOR, EMERGENCIES SUCH AS RUDDER, ENGINE FAILURES, PENDING COLLISIONS. |
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CU INSTRUCTOR PHONES TRAINEE, TELLS HIM OF PROBLEMS IN MAIN GENERATOR. CU HAND OF INSTRUCTOR PUTTING SHIP INTO "SLOW" MODE, AS HE REACTS TO PROBLEM.
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CU INSTRUCTOR WEARING HEAD PHONES, PUTS THE SHIP BACK TO ENTRANCE TO HARBOR, AFTER SHIP IS SAFELY AT PIER, SO TRAINEES CAN THEN PRACTICE APPROACH AGAIN UNDER DIFFERENT WEATHER CONDITIONS.
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DIFFERENT HARBOR, ON GIANT WALL, IS ROLLED INTO PLACE. TWELVE OF WORLDS' MAJOR HARBORS HAVE BEEN DUPLICATED SO FAR. TELEVISION CAMERA IS LOWERED TO FOLLOW PATH STEERED INTO THAT HARBOR BY PILOT.
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CU FACE SHOTS OF PILOT TRAINEES AS THEY LISTEN TO INSTRUCTOR.
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BASQUE FESTIVAL:
BASQUE MARCHING BAND WITH RED BERETS & COLORFUL TRADITIONAL UNIFORMS, MARCH IN PARADE IN BASQUE COLONY IN WESTERN U.S. ONE OF OLDEST PEOPLE ON EARTH, BASQUES HAVE BEEN DOING FOR CENTURIES BY PRESERVING TRADITION. (HF-YTV) |
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YOUNG BASQUE MEN GET READY ON BOTH SIDES OF ROPE FOR TUG-O-WAR, INSIDE COVERED ARENA, DURING TRADITIONAL BASQUE FESTIVAL. SPECTATORS FILL STANDS. FACE SHOTS OF MEN STRAINING AT ROPES, FEET DIGGING INTO EARTH. CROWD YELLING.
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MONTAGE OLD PHOTOS OF BASQUE VILLAGE, IN PYRENEES MOUNTAINS, REMOTE NATURAL BARRIER BETWEEN SPAIN AND FRANCE. THE BASQUES NEVER HAD A COUNTRY OF THEIR OWN. CU FACE SHOT OF BASQUE MAN, OLD PEASANT WOMAN. INFLUENCED BY OTHER CULTURES FOR OVER A THOUSAND, THEY STILL PRESERVED THEIR CULTURE.
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PHOTO, OLD WESTERN TOWN WHERE BASQUES CAME, LURED BY GOLD RUSH. LIKE SO MANY OTHERS THEY FOUND LITTLE GOLD, MOVED EAST TO NEVADA, UTAH.
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PHOTO, LOG CABIN IN MIDDLE OF PINE TREE FOREST.
BASQUE RAISED SHEEP, WERE FORCE BEHIND AMERICAS' SHEEP INDUSTRY. |
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LOG CABIN, SHEEP GRAZING LAND. BASQUE SHEEP RANCHER, COWBOY HAT, DOG AT SIDE LOOKS OUT TO HERD. LS RANCHER IN CORAL WITH HORSES.
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HERD OF SHEEP RUN INTO OPEN PASTURE FROM FENCED IN LAND. RANCHER EXAMINES BARBED WIRE FENCE ALONG HIS PROPERTY
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CU RED SKIRT TWIRLS ON GIRL DOING TRADITIONAL DANCE. GROUP OF MALE, FEMALE DANCERS IN TRADITIONAL COSTUME, PERFORM BASQUE DANCE. ETHNIC DANCE. CU FOOTWORK ON MALE DANCER. MORE DANCE SHOTS. SPECTATORS WEAR TRADITIONAL COSTUME.
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MAN PICKS UP TWO SOLID METAL WEIGHTS, LOOK LIKE SUITCASES, WALKS GIVEN DISTANCE AND BACK, IN PHYSICAL STRENGTH CONTEST, HIGHLIGHT OF FESTIVAL.
JUDGE MEASURES DISTANCE AFTER HE DROPS WEIGHTS. |
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TWO MEN STAND ON LOG WITH AXE IN HAND, START CHOPPING AT SIGNAL. STRONGEST IS FIRST TO CUT LOG IN HALF. OLD PHOTO TWO PEASANT BOYS, GIRLS POSE.
BOYS HAVE AXES IN HAND. MAN CHOPS AWAY, PHOTO OF OLD PEASANT WOMAN. |
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YOUNG MUSCULAR, SHIRTLESS MAN, HUGS HIS OPPONENTS AFTER WINNING.
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING:
COMPUTER SCREEN SHOWS ANIMATED DRAWING OF ARTIFICIAL ARM JOINT. MEDICAL RESEARCHER AT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SITS AT COMPUTER. DOCTORS, MEDICAL RESEARCHERS, WORK SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, COMPUTER PROGRAMERS, MICRO-CIRCUITRY TO DEVELOP ARTIFICIAL BODY PARTS. (HF-YTV) |
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PAN RESEARCH CENTER AT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
SPECIALIST SIT AT PANEL BOARDS SURROUNDED WITH MULTITUDE OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. UNIVERSITY HAS BROUGHT TOGETHER OVER 100 SPECIALISTS AT SINGLE SPECIALIZED RESEARCH CENTER |
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CU MONTAGE MECHANICAL JOINT, ARTIFICIAL KIDNEYS, MUSCLES BEING TESTED.
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DOCTOR STEPHEN JACOBS HOLDS ARTIFICIAL ARM JOINT IN HANDS MOVES IT AT THE JOINT. HE ATTACHES CLAMP CONTAINING MICRO-CIRCUITRY TO HIS ARM, HOLDS THE ARTIFICIAL ARM IN THE OTHER HAND. THE ARTIFICIAL ARM MOVES, DOES EXACTLY WHAT HIS REAL ARM DOES.
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MAN WITH PORTABLE KIDNEY DIALYSIS MACHINE STRAPPED TO CHEST, WALKS, CHATS OUTSIDE CENTER WITH DOCTOR.
INEXPENSIVE, LIGHTWEIGHT DEVISE LIKE THIS CAN FREE PATIENT FROM LIFETIME OF FREQUENT, EXPENSIVE HOSPITAL CONFINEMENT. |
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FEMALE TECHNICIAN POURS LIQUID SILICONE RUBBER OVER METAL ARTIFICIAL HEART PARTS TO MAKE PROTYPE HEART PARTS. CU FINISHED PROTYPE HEART IS IS OPENED TO REVEAL VALVES. CU VALVES OPEN, SHUT WHEN DOCTOR BLOWS AIR INTO THEM.
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SEVERAL COWS WITH ARTIFICIAL HEARTS IMPLANTED, ARE TESTED BY ELDERLY DOCTOR WILLIAM KOFF, DIRECTOR IN DIVISION OF ARTIFICIAL ORGANS.
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CU COW, STRAPPED TO TREADMILL EATS HAY AS HE IS EXAMINED CLOSELY BY HOFF AND OTHERS. CU HOFF SPEAKS OF NEED FOR ENGINEERS, HEART SURGEONS, OTHERS TO FURTHER THE WORK.
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CU YOUNG GIRL HOLDS LEASH ON COW AS IT WALKS ON TREADMILL. CU COWS' SNOUT SNIFFS AT CAMERA
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WORLD TEAM TENNIS:
MONTAGE OLD PHOTOS OF FORMALLY DRESSED MEN, WOMEN PLAYING TENNIS. (HF-YTV) |
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MODERN DAY TENNIS PLAYERS IN SHORTS, PLAY FAST MOVING GAME OF TENNIS. SPECTATORS HEADS FOLLOW BALL BACK AND FORTH, AS ENTERTAINER IN CHICKEN COSTUME FROLICS, BEARING LITTLE RESEMBLANCE TO TENNIS TOURNAMENT OF YORE.
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FAMED PRO ROSIE CASALS WITH BAND ON HEAD, PLAYS ACTION PACKED GAME. CU MORE VOCAL FANS, CHEER.
GAME OF FEMALE DOUBLES PLAYED BY TEAMS FROM DIFFERENT CITIES, INSTEAD OF INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS COMPETING FOR THEMSELVES AS WAS THE OLD GAME. |
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TEAM MEMBERS SIT ON SIDELINE, WATCH TEAMMATES IN ACTION. EACH TEAM IS MADE UP OF THREE MEN, THREE WOMEN. TOP TENNIS STARS JOIN TEAM FOR THEIR COUNTRY. CU TENNIS CHAMP ROD LAVER, SERVES CU FACE SHOT PHOTOS OF CHRIS EVRETT, BJORN BORG.
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ILYE NASTASE SERVES. CU FACE SHOT SMILING BILLIE JEAN KING, ONE OF FOUNDERS OF WORLD TEAM TENNIS.
ROSIE CASALS SERVES AGAINST ROD LAVER, IN MIXED DOUBLES MATCH. ILYE NASTASE SERVES, FANS JEER. |
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NASTASE, HAS HARD TIME ADJUSTING TO RUDENESS OF HOME TOWN FANS WALKS TO OFFICIAL WITH TEAMMATE, COMPLAINS. FACE SHOT OF COMPLAINING NASTASE.
MONTAGE ROD LAVER, ROSIE CASALS OTHERS IN FACT MOVING GAME. CHICKEN AND FANS STAND, CHEER AS NASTASE MISSES ONE. |
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LITTLE GIRL IN STANDS HOLDS RACKET, TENNIS BALL AS SHE RISES IN CHEER
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AMERICA BC:
RESEARCHER WITH LIGHT IN HAND EXAMINES MARKINGS ON WALL OF CAVE WHICH HAS PUZZLED RESEARCHERS FOR TWO CENTURIES. THEY ARE PART OF ENIGMA OF MYSTERY HILL, 30 ACRE COMPLEX OF STONE TEMPLES, PASSAGE WAYS AND ALTER-LIKE PLATFORMS DISCOVERED NEAR SALEM, NEW HAMPSHIRE. (HF-YTV) |
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PAN OF THE ANCIENT TUNNELS BUILT WITH GRANITE SLABS WEIGHING AS MUCH AS TEN METRIC TONS.
CHANNELS, GROVES, ODD SHAPES HAVE BEEN LABORIOUSLY CHISELED IN BEDROCK. |
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CU FOUR AND ONE HALF TON GRANITE SLAB LIES IN CENTER OF GROUNDS. IT HAS BECOME TO BE KNOWN AS TABLE OF SACRIFICE. NO ONE HAS BEEN ABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR MYSTERY HILL IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
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SCIENTIST EXAMINES SOME OF THE CAVE OPENINGS WHICH NEITHER AMERICAN INDIANS NOR ANY OTHER ANCIENT AMERICAN CULTURE HAD TECHNOLOGY TO BUILD IT.
ACCORDING TO HISTORY BOOKS, MYSTERY HILL DOES NOT BELONG IN AMERICA. |
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CU DOCTOR BARRY FELL, HARVARD PROFESSOR, EXPERT IN DECIPHERING ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS, COLLECTED, STUDIED REPLICAS OF ENGRAVING FOUND IN MYSTERY HILL, OTHER SITES, HAS PHOTOGRAPHER TAKE CLOSE-UP SHOTS OF MARKINGS ON SMALL STONE FROM SITE. HE LEARNED THAT ENGRAVING FOUND WERE IDENTICAL OR SIMILAR TO THOSE FOUND IN EUROPE AND NORTH AFRICA.
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CU MONTAGE COINS, INSCRIPTIONS FOUND ACROSS NORTH AMERICA, IN MEXICO, ESPECIALLY NEW ENGLAND, MATCHED ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS FOUND IN CELTIC, IBERIAN, BASQUE LANGUAGES
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FELL HOLDS UP CARVING OF FIGURES ON PLAQUE, WHICH HE DECIPHERS. THEY DESCRIBE LIFE OF AMERICAS'
EARLIEST SETTLERS. HE READS THE MARKINGS. |
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MONTAGE PAN OF MYSTERY HILL, TOURISTS. ZOOM IN ON VARIETY OF STONE STRUCTURES EACH WITH MEANING EXPLAINED BY NARRATOR.
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CU DOCTOR FELL TELLS WHAT HE FOUND, WHICH COULD BECOME THE BASIS FOR NEW WORLD HISTORY. ZOOM IN ON ARTIFACT.
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