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Neon Signs of Las Vegas
Neon Signs of Las Vegas - Night MS lights of the Eldorado Club. CU Golden Nugget lights. MCU marquee "Enjoy the Old West". MS Eldorado Club. CU Eldorado Club neon showing miner using pickaxe. CU Golden Nugget lights. MCU marquee "Enjoy the Old West". MCU Eldorado and Boulder Club lights.
Desert Landscapes
Desert Landscapes Scenic WS of desert dunes w/ two shrubby plants in the landscape. WS dunes and shrubby plants as sun sets, nice shading w/light. MS rippled layers of windblown sand creating an abstract pattern, twisted skeleton of a plant creates interesting shadows. LS desert landscape showing sand, shrub and mountains.
Desert Landscapes
Desert Landscapes Scenic establishing shots of desert landscape showing shrubby plants and mountains in BG. MCU tall cactus, willowy tree behind it blows around in the winds. GV tall cactus growing in middle of shrubby tree. Static view of desert landscape with shrubby plants and mountains in far distance. MCU leafless desert tree.
Car in the Desert
Car in the Desert GV 1940s era car pulled on the side of desert road w/ hood up, parked in front of communal barrel reading "Water - Radiators Only", man looks under hood as second man and woman stand roadside, man under hood walks over to water barrel. MS man filling tin can from radiator water barrel. MCU man back under the hood, pouring water into radiator.
Rocky Bay
Rocky Bay High angle GV ocean w/ rock formations off shore.
City
City Several high angle LSs of densely populated city, just a few high rise buildings seen.
Trucks
Trucks MS gravel truck passing camera. MCUs wheels of several different trucks as they pass camera, late 1940s-early 1950s service truck, delivery truck, semi-truck models.
Havana Nightclub Neon
Havana Nightclub Neon MCUs neon for popular Havana clubs: Tropicana, Montmartre and Sloppy Joe's Bar.
Oceanfront Property
Oceanfront Property High angle LSs secluded beachfront property, either a mansion or resort, location unknown.
Gambling - Slot Machines - One Armed Bandit
Gambling - Slot Machines - One Armed Bandit MS men in casino at the slot machines, man pulls the arm. MCU profile young woman pulling the arm of slot machine. MCU young man winning at slot machine, he cups his hands to catch his coin winnings. MCU profile woman winning, grabbing coins from machine. CU money being placed into machine, arm is pulled, coins are collected. MCU pulling arm of red colored slot machine. CU money being placed into "Riviera Chief" slot machine. MCU pulling arm of red colored slot machine. MCU hand pulling arm of slot machine. MCUs people placing money into machines, pulling arms, playing slots. CU face of slot machine. MS young couple trying their luck at slot machines.
Sailing
Sailing
Seaside
Seaside Elevated LS seaside city w/ boat (marina) activity, palmetto tree in FG. LS seaside resort hotels.
Old Havana
Old Havana: Buildings, Architecture
Caribbean Sea
Caribbean Sea Scenic TLS tranquil blue water of the Caribbean washing onto beach, shot is void of people.
Cuba
Cuba
Nightlife
Nightlife : Nightclub / Casino / Theater Low angle looking up at lobby chandelier, tilt down to see people in formal attire climbing stairs. GV back view of woman wearing orange evening gown w/ white fur stole climbing stairs. MS woman in even gown & stole climbing stairs toward camera, passing the word "Baccarat" on the wall. CU sign. GV woman on formal gown exiting the establishment.
Hands Counting Money
Hands Counting Money MCU male hands counting bills, currency is not U.S., origin unknown.
Aerial Rooftops
Aerial Rooftops Aerials over industrial / warehouse buildings.
Miami
Miami Tracking POV from boat, moving under bridge, passing white art deco hotel buildings, late 1930s /1940s era car seen driving on road parallel to water. LS Miami seen from across water. Tracking shot from water of huge white building w/ palm trees in FG. Tracking POV from boat of white Art Deco buildings. LS Miami seen from across water.
Trucks
Trucks TLS truck with yellow colored cab driving toward camera. TLS yellow and black truck driving toward camera. TLS black truck driving toward camera, tanker truck passes going opposite direction. TLS "Riverside Cement" truck driving toward camera, old black sedans driving in opposite direction. TLS yellow "Fortier Transp. Co" truck and second truck with red cab driving toward camera. TLS Greyhound bus driving toward camera, destination "San Francisco".
New York City
New York City : Mid to late 1940s
Gambling - Casinos
Gambling - Casinos : Elevated MS man & two women gambling at the roulette table, attractive woman w/ platinum colored hair is extremely happy as the male Croupier slides winning pile of chips to her, she kisses man next to her on the cheek. Elevated MCU gambling at the roulette table woman wearing bright red hat places her bet, male Croupier hands stacks chips. MCU Riviera craps table. Elevated MS men at the craps table. Elevated MS people placing bets at the roulette table. MCU gambling at the roulette table, wheel is spinning. Elevated MS men & women gambling at the craps table. MCU rolling dice at the craps table after woman next to him gives then a kiss for luck (lady luck, luck be a lady). MCU roulette wheel spinning. Elevated action at the roulette table, bets are made, male Croupier stacks the chips.
Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 6, 1973
[00.12.46--ERVIN gavels meeting open] Senator ERVIN. The committee will come to order. We are somewhat shorthanded this morning. Senator Weicker is compelled to attend a graduation of his son. Senator Talmadge is the floor manager of an agricultural bill which IS now the pending business of the Senate & Senator Inouye is compelled to chair hearings on a Subcommittee of the Senate Commerce Committee. So, notwithstanding our investigation, the business of the Senate is compelled to go on and we hope that these Senators, will be able to come sometime today. Counsel will call the first witness. Senator GURNEY. Mr. Chairman. Before we call the first, witness, I think we ought to straighten out this news report that: appeared last evening and also this morning about the fact that the committee was going to issue a subpena to obtain the logs of' the President to verify the number of times that -Mr., Dean either did Or did not see him. I have talked to the Chief counsel about, this. He tells me that there was no such statement issued by him and I think that ought to be made clear at this time because it certainly is a misapprehension and it indicates the committee and the White House are not operating in conjunction with this or the White House is, not cooperating with this committee and I wonder if we can have an explanation at this time. Mr. DASH. Yes, Mr. Chairman a request was made of me as I left the hearing or some time during the recess as to whether or not the committee would be seeking the information concerning contacts between the President and Mr. Dean. My statement was that if it is relevant evidence we certainly will be, seeking it and I made no statement that the committee will be, issuing a subpena. A correcting statement to the news releases has been made by me, Senator Gurney, which indicates all Of Our requests to the White House for the appearance of a White House witness or for the production of records from the White House has been made through a discussion between me and Mr. Leonard Garment, Counsel for the President. Up to that date we have received complete cooperation concerning such requests, We, will continue that policy which is carried in our guidelines which were approved by this committee, and that is the explanation of this situation. Senator GURNEY I thank the chief counsel and I do think it does clarify the situation. Mr. DASH. Now the next witness is Mr. Hugh Sloan. Senator ERVIN. Will you raise your right hand. Do you swear that the evidence which you ---hall give to the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God. Mr. SLOAN. I do. Mr. DASH. For the record, would you please give your full name and address. TESTIMONY OF HUGH W. SLOAN, JR., ACCOMPANIED BY JAMES R. STONER AND JAMES R. TREESE, COUNSELS Mr. SLOAN. Hugh W. Sloan, Jr., 709.2 Alicent Court, McLean, Va. Mr. DASH. Are you accompanied by counsel? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, Sir; I am. Mr. DASH. Would counsel please identify himself for the record. Mr. STONER. Yes, my name is James R. Stoner. I am an attorney here in Washington & I am appearing here along w/ my partner, James R. Treese, who is seated behind me. The two of us are counsel to Mr. Sloan. Mr. DASH. Mr. Sloan, did you have a position with the Committee for the Re-Election of the President? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, sir, I did. Mr. DASH, Could you tell us when you first joined the Committee for the Re-Election of the President? Mr. SLOAN. There were a series of committees here, As far as my participation in the campaign goes, it would go back to March 6, 1971, and run through until my resignation on July 14, 1972. Mr. DASH. Now, prior to March 6, 1971, when you joined the campaign, how were you employed? Mr. SLOAN. I was employed at the White House on the President's staff. Mr. DASH. What position did you hold there? Mr. SLOAN. I was a staff assistant to the President in the scheduling and appointments area. Mr. DASH. Now, how did it come about that, you joined the campaign which, as I understand it, did that mean CREEP? Mr. SLOAN. At that, point in time it was the, Citizens Committee for the Re-Election of the President.. Mr. DASH. How did it come about that you took that, position? Mr. SLOAN. 'Mr. Herbert Kalmbach, President Nixon's personal lawyer, at this point in time called me at the White House one day & indicated to me that He wished to talk to, me, would I come to California, which I did, and spent an evening with he and his wife and we discussed the proposition of the organization of the reelection effort for President -Nixon. His specific concern was in the finance area. He 'was looking for someone who had experience from the 1968 campaign to be the first one essentially to set in motion the personnel, the organization, and SO forth, the early stages, planning stages of a full-fledged Presidential campaign. Mr. DASH. With any other person at the White House involved in your selection or approval? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, sir, that is correct. In my conversations with Mr. Kalmbach he indicated to me that before I made a final decision., since I was working at the White House, that he wished me to discuss this matter with Bob Haldeman, which I did upon my return from California. [00.18.45]