Freedom Of Edinburgh For Joseph P Kennedy (1939)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC0NlhSpPVU
1940s Joseph Kennedy Arrives in London 220704-02 | Footage Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaSXs3LpZSc
Mr Joseph P Kennedy Says Au Revior (1940)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ohto-M7Sf4c
Full title reads: "Mr Joseph P Kennedy (US Ambassador to Britain) Says Au Revoir".
MS American Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy sitting at his desk talking about the fact that he is returning to report to the President after three years in Britain. Joe Kennedy continues by talking about the high morale of the British people and their courage in facing up to the blitz, he thanks the British for their kindness to him and his family. He uses the slogan Britain can take it.
FILM ID:1059.17
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Secret Tapes Shed New Insight on JFK's Presidency: ABC News Exclusive
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Robert F. Kennedy speech at Columbia University 1964 - RFK speaking
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Queen Elizabeth II dedicates John F. Kennedy Memorial at Runnymede
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Robert Kennedy Assassinated (1968)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITRWMSmzgEc
No title - Robert Kennedy assassinated. Los Angeles, America (USA).
Various shots showing library footage of crowds round the grave of the late President John Kennedy at Arlington Cemetery. M/S President Kennedy's grave with the eternal flame. M/S Robert Kennedy walking to his brother's grave to pay homage. M/S grave and flame. L/S Robert Kennedy kneeling before his brother's grave. C/U flame. M/S Ambassador Hotel. Various shots hotel sign. M/S of the hotel. M/S buildings in Los Angeles. M/S the Hospital of the Good Samaritan. L/S policemen in hospital entrance. L/S crowds waiting. C/U newspaper "Kennedy Near Death". C/U black man. M/S woman with sign, "Pray For Bobby". C/U girl in crowd.
Pan car arriving with Jacqueline (Jackie) Kennedy in the back. M/S of the hospital. C/U windows. L/S hospital entrance. C/U policeman. L/S crowd. C/U black man listening to radio. C/U white man listening to radio. C/U group of black women. C/U man watching. M/S Frank Mankowitz, (Kennedy's Press Agent), in centre of group of three walking along. M/S as they walk away. C/U people with their heads in their hands, could be praying. L/S flag on the American Embassy in London at half mast. M/S of the Embassy. L/S people standing outside. C/U black children. L/S's Union Jack at half mast. M/S spire of Westminster Cathedral. C/U candles burning and people praying.
Aerial shot Mount Kennedy in the Yukon. L/S camp in the snow. C/U as Bobby Kennedy prepares rucksack. M/S of the mountain, pan to Bobby and other climbers on the way up. L/S people climbing. C/U Bobby Kennedy. M/S climbers in the distance. Pan to mountain. C/U Bobby Kennedy resting. M/S mountain. Pan to climbers on their way again. C/U pan Bobby Kennedy. Aerial shot of the mountain. C/U of Bobby sat on slopes. Pan from mountain to them trekking up, M/S group climbing. M/S of the mountain.
FILM ID:2231.03
1968: Robert F. Kennedy Assassinated
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Robert F. Kennedy death announcement
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Robert Kennedy Funeral (1968) | British Pathé
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Witness the tragic footage of former U.S. Senator Robert Kennedy's funeral that took place in New York and Washington D.C. in 1968. A variety of politicians were in attendance including President Lyndon B. Johnson and his eventual successor President Richard Nixon.
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(FILM ID:2063.18)
See here some footage from Robert Kennedys funeral. He was assassinated on June 6th in 1968.
No title. Lying in State and Funeral of Robert Kennedy, New York and Washington DC, United States of America (USA).
Low angle shot American flag flying at half mast from St. Patrick's cathedral. L/S ditto. Interior M/S group of men keeping vigil around coffin of assassinated senator Robert Kennedy (Bobby Kennedy). Various shots crowds filing past coffin. Various shots crowds queuing in street and entering cathedral. They come from all walks of life and ethnic backgrounds. More shots people filing past coffin to pay final respects. Various shots people leaving cathedral. Various shots of Hispanic woman crying hysterically, policemen help her out of the cathedral.
Various shots crowds of dignitaries in mourning dress entering cathedral for funeral. Amongst them we see film star Cary Grant, delegate / ambassador Averell Harriman, singer / actor Harry Belafonte, future president Richard Nixon, Governor of New York Nelson Rockefeller, Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Lyndon B Johnson. Various shots procession down aisle. M/S President amongst congregation. M/S Cardinal. Various shots people in crowd outside cathedral while service was in progress. L/S front of cathedral. The Cardinal comes out, followed by other clerics. L/S as coffin is carried down steps, it is blessed by cardinal. C/U Kennedy's widow, Ethel and his eldest son Joseph. Coffin is carried to hearse, members of family walk down steps behind it.
L/S flags at half-mast in Washington with Capitol in background. L/S Arlington national cemetery with President Kennedy's grave in foreground. C/U eternal flame on grave. Various shots train carrying Kennedy's coffin, it passes crowds standing beside track. Some people salute and hold American flags. Night shot floodlit Capitol building. C/U eternal flame of JFK's grave, pan to pall bearers brining Senator Kennedy's coffin to grave site. Joseph Kennedy leads them, the pall bearers include Lord Harlech, Averell Harriman and astronaut Colonel John Glenn. Night shot of Kennedy family by grave. We see the pall bearers folding the flag covering the coffin. John Glenn hands the flag to Senator Edward Kennedy, who hands it to Joseph, who hands it to Ethel. M/S widow Ethel kneeling before grave. L/S all the mourners kneeling. Ethel kisses the coffin, the rest of the family follow suit. Ethel walks through the mourners, President Johnson speaks to her. The President and Ethel leave, followed by other mourners.
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