Adlai stevenson Stock Videos
2XBC0GH–1952 - Adlai Stevenson speaks about the patriotism and patriotism’s lack of connection to fear.
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2XBCG0M–1952 - Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson shares his definition of patriotism.
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2XBC23J–1960s - Adlai Stevenson discusses threats and the need for humanitarian efforts in Angola at the UN.
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2XBC240–1960s - Adlai Stevenson discusses threats and the need for humanitarian efforts in Angola at the UN.
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2XBC96R–1964 - Adlai Stevenson is interviewed by a reporter at General Douglas MacArthur's funeral.
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2XBC00N–1952 - Adlai Stevenson speaks about the lack of progress in the Republican party, and the need to vote for him for progress.
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2XBCG0P–1952 - An animated musical campaign ad shows why farmers are voting for Adlai Stevenson.
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2XBCG0G–1952 - Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson shares his views on maintaining world peace.
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2XBCG7J–1952 - Presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson speaks on the importance of voting in local and state elections.
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2XC1904–1962 - American delegate Adlai Stevenson addresses the UN Security Council on the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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2XBCG8B–1952 - Speaking on behalf of Hollywood, Mercedes McCambridge explains why Adlai Stevenson is the best candidate for President.
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2XBC238–1960s - Adlai Stevenson quotes Thomas Jefferson and discusses the need for Portugal humanitarian efforts in Angola and its other territories at the
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2XBC00K–1952 - Mercedes McCambridge gives a message supporting Adlai Stevenson for president, and Adlai Stevenson explains that the Democratic party is
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2XBJHBR–1961 - Some of JFK's picks for the State Department are introduced, namely Dean Rusk, Chester Bowles, and Adlai Stevenson.
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2XBBYYB–1952 - A woman and a piano player sing a campaign song at the Republican campaign office about Adlai Stevenson.
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2XBCG0Y–1952 - Mercedes McCambridge introduces a snippet of a speech by presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson, where he describes the Democratic Party as the
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2XBKRA4–1964 - Ambassador Adlai Stevenson II addresses the UN Security Council on communist aggression in southeast Asia.
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2XC2A66–1953 - Former presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson visits South Korean, British, and American soldiers stationed in Korea.
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2XBDBKR–1961-1963 Universal Newsreels highlights Adlai Stevenson condemning the Soviet Union as they announce their plan to resume hydrogen bomb testing.
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2XBCG7X–1952 - Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson appears in a campaign ad, denouncing the Republicans for wanting to retreat into a
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2XBF8NB–1961 - Adlai Stevenson, America's ambassador to the UN, gives a speech about the Soviets' decision to return to nuclear testing in this Iranian
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2XBHX0P–1964 - Military officers and other notable guests, such as Adlai Stevenson and Cardinal Spellman, are seen arriving for General MacArthur's viewing.
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2XBC01D–1952 - Mercedes McCambridge gives a message supporting Adlai Stevenson for president, and an animated graduate who turns into Uncle Sam uses a
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2XBCG19–1952 - A Democrat convinces a woman to vote for Adlai Stevenson after he's told her that Eisenhower has endorsed politicians with bad foreign policy
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2XBCG8A–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, songwriters win over an office of Republican campaigners with a jingle about Democrat candidate Adlai Stevenson.
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2XBH0FM–Ambassador Adlai Stevenson reads a statement in the presence of Soviet diplomat Valerian Zorin at a United Nations Security Council meeting during the
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2XBJR3D–Ambassador Adlai Stevenson reads a statement in the presence of Soviet diplomat Valerian Zorin at a United Nations Security Council meeting during the
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2XBCG7W–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, men and women working in a Republican campaign office try to think of ways to best Adlai Stevenson.
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2XBCAF2–United States Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson addresses the United Nations Security Council and mentions Angola in New York City.
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2XBCAEB–United States Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson addresses the United Nations Security Council and mentions Portugal in New York City.
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2XBCAMF–United States Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson addresses the United Nations Security Council and mentions Liberia and Angola in New York City.
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2XBCG17–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, songwriters hired by the Republicans get the secretary to sing a song supporting Democratic candidate Adlai
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2XBBYX0–1952 - Two hearts impersonating a fake love affair between republicans, Dwight Eisenhower and Bob Taft, is used to drum support for democrat, Adlai
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2XBC013–1952 - A group of workers at the Republican campaign office try to think of a slogan, decide to work on a song, and struggle to combat Adlai
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2XBDB63–1956 - Eisenhower and Stevenson are seen voting at the polls, and Eisenhower gives a speech after his landslide victory.
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2XC27MR–1964 - At a meeting of the UN's Security Council, American Ambassador Stevenson speaks on the importance of supporting southeast Asia in their fight
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2XC2CHE–1961 - Cuba's Foreign Minister Roa speaks at the UN and accuses the United States of training rebel forces in Florida, which Ambassador Adlai
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2XBDPW1–1962 - Ambassadors Stevenson and Zorin present their cases to the UN Security Council regarding the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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2XBDPFR–1961 - A hydrogen bomb mushroom cloud is seen, and Ambassador Stevenson denounces the Soviet Union's plans to resume nuclear testing.
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2XBDPYD–1962 - Addressing the UN Security Council, Ambassador Stevenson condemns Fidel Castro for turning Cuba into a welcome place of Soviet aggression.
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2XBC00Y–1952 - A woman at the Republican campaign office answers the phone and discusses the mascot.
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2XBBYYE–1952 - A Republican used car salesman tries to sell a Democrat a bad GOP car at a used car lot.
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2XBCG94–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, the Republican campaign office is depicted as staffed by ditzy women.
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2XBCG0T–1952 - Two men with opposing political views find themselves stuck in an elevator with an undecided woman.
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2XBBYWN–1952 - Two men trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid argue opposing partisan sides of the Korean War.
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2XBCG06–1952 - Key Republican politicians are shown to have voted against significant foreign policies.
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2XBBYWK–1952 - A GOP candidate with two heads engages on double talk about a variety of political issues.
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2XBCG7P–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, songwriters hired by the Republicans come up with an anti-Republican song.
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2XBEJJ9–1960 - LBJ runs for President and is backed by Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn, but becomes JFK's running partner instead.
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2XBCG89–1952 - In this Democratic political ad, Eisenhower and Bob Taft are depicted as having a troubled relationship.
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2XBCG0K–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, songwriters hired by the Republicans come up with a song supporting Democratic candidates.
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2XBCG16–1952 - In this animated political ad for the Democrats, used cars stand in for the opposing political parties.
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2XBBYTX–1952 - A group trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid discuss the immorality of the Republican party, and a woman choose to support
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2XBCG05–1952 - In this Democratic political ad, Eisenhower and Bob Taft's views on labor are lampooned.
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2XBCG18–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, songwriters hired by the Republicans come up with a song that criticizes the Republican candidates.
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2XBCG7M–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, women sing campaign jingles from Thomas Dewey's failed runs.
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2XBCG84–1952 - Stuck in an elevator with a Democrat, a Republican says he's voting for Eisenhower because of the Korean War.
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2XBCG8Y–1952 - In a Democrat political ad, songwriters hired by the Republicans come up with a song supporting Democratic candidates.
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2XBCG87–1952 - In this animated political ad for the Democrats, a two-headed Republican candidate gives contradicting answers to reporters' questions.
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2XBCG0X–1952 - A Democrat goes through the major Republican members of the Senate and Congress, who would be in charge of lawmaking rather than the bipartisan
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2XBC0G4–1952 - Shots of nature and farmland, a bust and the tomb of Abraham Lincoln, and various landmarks in Springfield, Illinois.
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2XBDBFY–1961-1963 Universal Newsreels reports on the Bay of Pigs Invasion of Cuba, the first stages of assault on the dictatorship of Fidel Castro.
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2XBBYWC–1952 - Two hearts impersonating a fake love affair between republicans, Dwight Eisenhower and Bob Taft, and their support of the Taft Hadley Bill is
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2XB92FE–Mamie Eisenhower joins her husband on stage as he makes his first remarks after being elected president in 1953.
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2XBCG15–1952 - A Republican agrees that Nixon is not an ideal vice presidential candidate for Eisenhower, and a Democrat elaborates on how Nixon tanked some
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2XBC00H–1952 - A practice air raid alarm goes off, and two men trapped in an elevator smoke cigarettes, and pin opposing presidential candidate pins on an
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2XBB3D6–Sputnik 1, John Kennedy at a political convention and Dwight Eisenhower, in a parade, are televised, in 1957.
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2XBCG1A–1952 - A Republican insists that Eisenhower supports the Democrats' foreign policy, but a Democrat points out that Eisenhower is not in charge of
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2XBBYW3–1952 - Two men trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid argue opposing partisan sides of the election, and a Democratic leaning man lists the
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2XBBYTP–1952 - Two men trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid argue about Eisenhower’s endorsement of Taft, and a Democratic leaning man lists the
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2XBBYWD–1952 - Two men trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid argue opposing partisan sides of the Korean War, and a Democratic leaning man
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2XBBYTJ–1952 - Two men trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid argue opposing partisan sides of the Korean War, and a Democratic leaning man
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2XBCG00–1952 - A Republican roasts the Democrats for not sending Korea help before the Korean War got started. A Democrat points out that Democrat
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2XBDJAF–1960 - Fidel Castro, along with Cuban Foreign Ministers Olivares and Garcia, go to the United Nations to accuse the US of attack, an accusation denied
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2XBBYW0–1952 - Two men trapped in an elevator during a practice air raid argue opposing partisan sides of World War II, and a Democratic leaning man explains
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