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16mm public service announcement of President Kennedy urging citizens to vote

16mm black and white film featuring President John F. Kennedy urging citizens to vote.This public service announcement was filmed in the Fish Room (now the Roosevelt Room) at the White House on Octubre 31, 1962, only 3 days after the Cuban Missile Crisis was informally resolved and just one week before the mid-term elections of 1962.In the 43-second, black and white address, President Kennedy reminds viewers of the importance of voting to show the strength and importance of American freedom and democracy. The full text of the president's announcement:"In these tense and anxious weeks, I know that every American wants to know what he can do for his country. Not everyone can serve in our Armed Forces or serve our Government, but there is one thing you can do. There is one way you can indicate your devotion to Freedom. There is one way we can show how strongly we believe in our democracy. Next Martes, Noviembre 6, is Election Day. I hope every American will turn out and vote - every American and every member of his family - and show the world how strongly we believe in Freedom; how strongly we believe in our Country; and how strongly we believe in Democracy."

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16mm public service announcement of President Kennedy urging citizens to vote

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10/31/1962

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Película

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Gauge: 16mm; Camera Speed: 24 fps; Duration: 46 seconds

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Colección del Museo de la Sexta Planta en Dealey Plaza

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2010.009.0001

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This object represents the very first item made available to viewers on The Sixth Floor Museum's YouTube channel. The channel launched on Noviembre 1, 2012, just five days before the presidential election on Martes, Noviembre 6, 2012. - Sharron Conrad, Associate Director of Education and Public Programs

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16mm public service announcement of President Kennedy urging citizens to vote

16mm black and white film featuring President John F. Kennedy urging citizens to vote.This public service announcement was filmed in the Fish Room (now the Roosevelt Room) at the White House on Octubre 31, 1962, only 3 days after the Cuban Missile Crisis was informally resolved and just one week before the mid-term elections of 1962.In the 43-second, black and white address, President Kennedy reminds viewers of the importance of voting to show the strength and importance of American freedom and democracy. The full text of the president's announcement:"In these tense and anxious weeks, I know that every American wants to know what he can do for his country. Not everyone can serve in our Armed Forces or serve our Government, but there is one thing you can do. There is one way you can indicate your devotion to Freedom. There is one way we can show how strongly we believe in our democracy. Next Martes, Noviembre 6, is Election Day. I hope every American will turn out and vote - every American and every member of his family - and show the world how strongly we believe in Freedom; how strongly we believe in our Country; and how strongly we believe in Democracy."

Detalles del objeto
Título del objeto:

16mm public service announcement of President Kennedy urging citizens to vote

Date:

10/31/1962

Condiciones:

Películas

Televisión

Votar

Kennedy, John F.

Estados Unidos de América

Dallas

Medio:

Película

Dimensiones:

Gauge: 16mm; Camera Speed: 24 fps; Duration: 46 seconds

Línea de crédito:

Colección del Museo de la Sexta Planta en Dealey Plaza

Número de objeto:

2010.009.0001

Nota curatorial:

This object represents the very first item made available to viewers on The Sixth Floor Museum's YouTube channel. The channel launched on Noviembre 1, 2012, just five days before the presidential election on Martes, Noviembre 6, 2012. - Sharron Conrad, Associate Director of Education and Public Programs