Description: "Leader: Your Place and Mine: "Secretaries", A Roll Women singing a protest song about more pay for women. Women leading the song in front of a small crowd in front on a van. Microphone used for protest doesn't have good sound. Woman speaks in front of the crowd, reading the "Bill of Rights for Women Office Workers". Shot of crowd. Interview with an older women, Florence Lascomb. She discusses being involved in the women's movement since her mother took her to the National Women's Suffrage Convention in 1892. She talks about a union that she started in the 1930's for working women in Boston. Interview with a young woman about being an office worker and her involvement in the 9 to 5 organization and the women's right movement. Cut to a women holding a sign that reads "Nat'l Secretaries Day: Raises not Roses. 9 to 5 Organization." Close up of the Bill of Rights for Women Office Workers. Shots of the crowd during the rally. Women holding signs. Note: Suffragette Florence Luscomb interviewed. Looks like the same protest from 2394.12379. National Secretaries Day in 1974 was on April 24th, so the 25th is the airdate. It was in the 4/8/1974 can, but 4/25/74 is most likely the correct airdate. Updated title to reflect the event. "
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 04/08/1974
Description: Story #929. Story about the 24 hour pilot strike threatened by the International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations (IFALPA) for June 19th 1972 and how this will affect air traffic at Logan Airport. Pilots concerned about hijacking and want governments around the world to do more about the issue. Footage includes b-roll of Logan airport, people waiting for planes, planes on the runway, and interview cutaways. Interview with a man from Massport about how the airport will handle the upcoming pilot strike, his feelings about the strike and the safety concerns behind it, and suggestions for passengers who have flights scheduled that day. Edited story followed by cuts. Mix of sound and silent.
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 06/17/1972
Description: "Leader: "9162"; Boston Mayor Kevin White and 3 other people sit in a room. White announces the Bicentennial Forum, sponsored by New England Mutual Life Insurance Company and the Parkman Center, which will include a variety of talks, discussions, and events that will celebrate the history of the country. White introduces the other people with him (Harold Miller and Mr. Cartier), the sponsors of the event, and they speak. White also answers questions from the press about busing."
Collection: WCVB Collection
Date Created: 06/25/1974