LBJ In Vietnam: Hails Troops In Surprise Visit
This clip is not available for streaming at this time. Please contact WPA.	Tape Master:	1753
	Catalog #:	426090
	Clip Number:	426090-1
	Orginal Film:	039-087-01
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	Location:	Manila, Philippines - Can Ranh Bay, South Vietnam
	Year Shot:	1966 (Actual Year)
	Audio:	No
	Color:	No
	Headings:	CROWDS: Misc. LOCATIONS/SOUTHEAST ASIA: Philippines, Manila LOCATIONS/SOUTHEAST ASIA: Vietnam (Indochina) MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS: Misc PERSONALITIES: Johnson, Lyndon Baines (LBJ) WAR & CONFLICT/VIETNAM: Misc.
	Description:	Following the end of the seven nation Manial Conference, President Johnson visits Corregidor a small rocky island in the Philippines that is strategically located at the entrance of Manila, then makes President Johnson makes a surprise visit to Can Ranh Bay, South Vietnam, to inspect, decorate, and visit informally with the troops. It's the first visit to a war zone by an American President since 1943. The gate Manila in the Philippines. Low Angle Shot - Flag of Vietnam, Manila, United States and two unidentified flags. Low Angle Shot - A beautiful chandler hanging from the ceiling. MS - North Vietnamese Heads of Sate, Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky, Lieutenant Nguyen Van Thieu, President Johnson and Dean Rusk seated with them. The all are signing a document. MS - A monument honoring Corregidor. LS - An Honor Guard standing around the monument of Corregidor MS - Entrance to Manila Tunnel. MS - President Lyndon Baines Johnson walking through the Manila Tunnel built by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Aerial Shot - Can Ranh Bay, South Vietnam. MS - President Johnson riding in an open Jeep with General William Westmoreland. MS - At the military base soldiers line up for a Drill of Inspection by President Johnson and General William Westmoreland. MS - Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thieu and Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky, Dean Rusk, MS - The tall man with a smile is Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.. CUS - President Lyndon Baines Johnson pinning medals of achievement or bravery on the collar's of US military men.

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