Description: "Leader: "P2 Darts #9408 7/20/74" - "Dart Contest (Boyd) 7/20/74"; Silent footage of a Dart competition by the Darting Association of the United States with teams from all over the US."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 07/20/1974
Description: Story #9648. Boston city children at a 4-day art program in the Berkshires. Footage includes children playing the harp, visiting the Norman Rockwell House, the grounds of Daniel French's Chesterwood, Boston University's Tanglewood Institute, children listening to presentations on art and music, sculpting with clay, and picnicking. Interviews with the children about the experience, and with one of the program directors. Edited footage followed by cuts. Mix of sound and silent.
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 08/14/1974
Description: Leader: P1 Death Penalty #7378 2/20/74; A legislative hearing on the Death Penalty with testimony from people who both oppose and support the bill. Bill Harrington reporter standups about the murder rate in Boston and the call to enact the death penalty. Excerpts from testimony of politicians, clergy, civil rights advocates, policemen, and former convicts (including Brad Pearson). B-roll of the hearing and reporter outtakes. Interview with a man from the Civil Liberties Union about why he opposes the death penalty.
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 02/20/1974
Description: Leader: P2 Debate #10231 10/16/74; Massachusetts Gubernatorial candidates Micheal Dukakis and Francis Sargent speak to a crowd.
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 10/16/1974
Description: "Leader: "P1 Dedham Crash #7757 4/1/74"; Silent nighttime footage of a car accident, men prying and cutting a crashed car door open, a person on a stretcher carried to an ambulance, tow truck hauling the crushed car."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 04/01/1974
Description: "Leader: "P1 Dedham Holdup Murder #7704 ; News story about a customer who was shot during an attempted holdup at Cumberland Farms store in Deadham. Still photo of the victim, Walter Wilson, and an interview with his widow. Silent footage of a small home and quite street, exterior and interior footage of the Cumberland Farms. Anonymous interview with the cashier about the robbery. Roger Goodrich reporter standup about the two men that police are looking for. More of the interview with Wilson's wife and her brother. Reporter outtakes, interview with the cashier (both with his face in view and hidden), reporter voice over, filiming out the window while car drives down street."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 03/26/1974
Description: Silent footage shot from the outside of the Pru Cinema at 903 Boylston St. of signs and the marquee for the movie "Deep Throat." Some footage of men leaving the theater and shots of the lobby taken through the lobby doors.
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 06/26/1974
Description: "Leader: "F1 Deer Island Bus Accident #7790 4/3/74"; Silent footage of a red and white bus with passengers still inside crashed against the side of a building. A tow truck and police cars around the bus."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 04/03/1974
Description: "Leader: "P2 Democrats #7060 1/20/74"; Silent footage of a meeting of Democrats. Man critiques the presidents administration's foreign policy. More silent b-roll of meeting."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 01/19/1974, 01/20/1974
Description: "Leader: "P2 Demolition Demo Waterfront Hassle #8988 6/8/74"; Silent b-roll of construction equipment in front of a building that has been partially knocked down. Interviews with people who are both for and against the demolition of some buildings on the waterfront. Jim Boyd reporter stand up about the demolition of buildings on Commercial street that has been halted temporarily by the courts. Outtakes include footage that is blown out and footage with lots of dirty and hair on the camera lens; a car with damaged windows, police talking to a crowd and removing protesters from the construction equipment."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 06/08/1974