Historic Films Stock Footage Archive: VM-1602

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00:01:00 3.3	MS TYLER (RALPH ?), SPEAKS TO CAMERA, "MY CONNECTION WITH THE JOB CORPS DATES BACK TO 11 OR 12 YEARS AGO, WHEN CONGRESS CALLED ME AND SAID "TYLER WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A JOB CORP. CENTER AT OLD CAMP BREKENRIDGE: "I SAID TO HIM, WHAT IN THE HELL IS A JOB CORP. CENTER".
00:01:26 29.3	CU LOCAL HOUSE WIFE ON JOB CENTER: "WELL I KNOW IT'S UP THERE AROUND WEAVER CANYON (KENTUCKY), THAT'S ALL I KNOW". CU LOCAL MAN COMMENTS: "I UNDERSTAND THEY BRING IN INDIVIDUALS IN AND TRAIN THEM. AS FAR AS WHAT HAPPENS TO THE INDIVIDUAL AFTER TRAINING, I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE". CU YOUNG MAN, 1970S HAIRSTYLE, MOUSTACHE, "I'VE MET A FEW BAD ONES AND I MET MORE SO GOOD ONES, THERE'S BAD AND GOOD IN ANYTHING YOU DO". YOUNG WOMAN, "I USED TO WORK OUT THERE, GOOD PLACE TO WORK......". CU MIDDLE AGED MAN, "WE HAVE NO PROBLEMS WITH THEM".
00:02:02 65.3	PAN LARGE SCHOOL-LIKE BUILDING. SIGN ABOVE ENTRANCE, "ATLANTA JOB CORP. CENTER, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION". VOICE OVER ONE OF THE LITTLE KNOWN SUCCESS STORIES IN THE U. S. IS. IS THE JOB CORP. PROGRAM". LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, JOB CORP. CENTERS ARE DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE BETWEEN 16 AND 21 YEARS OF AGE, WHO FOR VARIOUS REASONS HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND MEANINGFUL JOBS,..............".
00:02:13 76.3	VARIOUS SIGN: "HARPER'S FERRY "CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CENTER, JOB CORPS". "BRECKENRIDGE JOB CORP CENTER, OPERATED FOR THE U. S. DEPT. OF LABOR.......". VARIOUS SHOTS YOUNG PEOPLE WALKING CaMPUS OF VARIOUS CENTERS. CU YOUNG BLACK MAN WORKING AT A LATHE IN ONE OF CENTER'S SHOP. MS TWO YOUNG BLACK MEN FILLING OUT PAPERS IN OFFICE OF WHITE COUNSELLOR?. VOICE OVER "THE PURPOSE OF THE JOB CORP IS TO ENABLE THOSE PEOPLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TRAINING, IN A SKILLED TRADE AND TO GIVE THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A HIGH SCHOOL EQIVALANCY DIPLOMA". VARIOUS SHOTS YOUNG MEN IN BOOTHS WEARING EARPHONES, LEARNING COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS. CU SAME.
00:02:42 105.3	MCU YOUNG MALE, FEMALE, WORKERS WEARING HARD HATS LAYING CEMENT BLOCK AT, CONSTRUCTION SITE. YOUNG ADULT BOYS, GIRLS, WATCH. LEARN AS MECHANIC WORKS UNDER HOOD OF CAR. CU YOUNG BLACK GIRL AT SEWING MACHINE. TWO YOUNG BLACK MEN WALKING CAMPUS OF CENTER TOWARDS CAMERA.
00:03:37 160.3	GUARD AT ENTRANCE BOOTH CHECKS OUT PASS OF TEO BLACK MEN ENTERING IN THEIR CAR. "REGULATIONS REGARDING CURFEWS AND LIGHTS OUT ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED".
00:03:44 167.3	CU LARGE FISH TANK WITH TROPICAL FISH, PAN TO THREE YOUNG MEN VACUUM CLEANING AND DOING GENERAL CLEANING IN LARGE LIVING AREA WITH PLUSH LEATHER COUCHES AND SOFAS. MCU YOUNG MAN WEARING PROTECTIVE PLASTIC MASK WORKING AT LATHE. MS GROUPS YOUNG MEN, WOMEN AT CLASSROOM DESKS LEARNING TYPING SKILLS. YOUNG BLACK MAN WORKING ON PLANT IN GREENHOUSE. CU ZOOM AWAY YOUNG BLACK MAN WEARING GOGGLES AS HE WELDS. YOUNG ORIENTAL BOY, HORN-RIMMED GLASSES, HARD HAT, CLOSE;Y WATCHES WORK AT DRILL PRESS. ANOTHER YOUNG MAN WITH TROWEL LAYING BRICK WALL,
00:04:23 206.3	MCU YOUNG BLACK, WHITE BOYS, GIRLS, IN GRADUATION CAP AND GOWN, MARCHING TOWARDS CAMERA.
00:04:33 216.3	ZOOM IN BRIDGE IN FOOTHILLS OF APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS NEAR CHARLESTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA. ZOOM IN OVERHEAD SIGN IN TOWN "HARPER'S FERRY NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK, 8 MILES". MS YOUNG BLACK AND WHITE YOUNG MEN DOING CEEMENT WORK AND OTHER SMALL JOBS AT THE JOB CORP CENTER IN HARPER'S FERRY."ESTABLISHED IN 1965, THE COMPLEX HOUSES 200 YOUNG MEN". TEACHER INSTRUCTS YOUNG MEN AT VARIOUS MACHINES IN WORK SHOP.
00:04:48 231.3	PAN SMALL TOWN AND TRAFFIC TO SIGN ON BUILDING: "THE MARTINSBURG JOURNAL, SERVING EASTERN PANHANDLE.....". CU JEFFERSON COUNTY REPORTER FOR THE MARTINSBURG JOURNAL, SARAH SNEIDER SPEAKS. TELLS HOW IN THE BEGINNING A SMALL GROUP WHO OBJECTED TO THE JOB CORP SAYING THEY (THE YOUTH) WOULD DISRUPT THE COMMUNITY, BUT IN THE LAST FEW YEARS THE RESISTANCE WAS INSIGNIFICANT.
00:05:30 273.3	MS FAR FROM KEEPING FROM IMAGE OF JOB CORP MEMBER, GROUP YOUNG ADULTS, BLACK, WHITE, MALE, FEMALES ON STAGE OF OLD OPERA HOUSE IN IN CHARLESTOWN, SHOW THEIR THEATRICS, SELF EXPRESSION AND IMPROVISATION WITH A CUE STICK. ONE IMITATES A SPEAR THROWER WITH THE STICK, ANOTHER PLAYS IT AS A FLITE, GIRL USES IT AS A BOW FOR HER IMAGINARY VIOLIN, AND ANOTHER BALANCES IT ON HIS NOSE. theater, acting
00:05:54 297.3	MCU BOB ANGEL, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF THE OLD OPERA HOUSE, SAYAS MOST YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE A DESIRE FOR SELF-EXPRESSION. ANGEL SPEAKS ABOUT THE OPERAS HOUSE WHICH WAS RESTORED BY THE JOB CORPS MEMBERS, KIDS ON STAGE IN B/G SHOWING SELF-EXPRESSION.
00:06:50 353.3	JAN PARZARELL AND HER PLAYFUL DOG, WALK TO HER CERAMIC WORK SHOP INLOW SHACK-LIKE BUILDING. ZOOM IN YOUNG WOMAN (PARZIELLI) "A PRODUCT OF THE 60S" AT HER POTTERS WHEEL, TURNING A BOWL. CU SAME. MS JAN SPEAKS OF THE JON CORP."WHAT HAS HAPPENED OVER THERE, IN MANY RESPECTS, A RESULT OF FAILURE OF OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM". "MANY OF THEM ARRIVE AT THE JOB CORP. NOT ABLE TO READ OR WRITE...........". "GETTING BACK TO BASICS IS EXACTLY WHAT'S GOING ON OVER THERE".
00:07:52 415.3	HANGING SIGN: "JEFFERSON COUNTY LIBRARY, MUSEUM, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE". CU GREY HAIRED, WELL DRESSED GEORGE BOCKERS, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBER, EXPLAINS BENEFITS OF JOB CORP TO THE COMMUNITY.
00:08:37 460.3	CU FACE BLACK GIRL WITH AFRO SIPPING GLASS OF MILK, BLONDE GIRL SIPPING ORANGE JUICE AT LONG DINNER TABLE AT FAIRFIELD, UTAH JOB CORP CENTER WHICH IS CO- EDUCATIONAL. MLS GREAT SHOT TRAFFIC IN NEIGHBORING CITY OF OGDEN, UTAH MOUNTAIN RANGE IN B/G. MCU POLICE CHIEF JOE RICHIE COMMENTS ABOUT THE SO-ED CENTER NEARBY: "WE HAVE NOT YET HAD ONE FEMALE CORPSMAN ARRESTED AS YET". "WE HAVE NOT HAD ONE INCIDENT OF CORP VIOLENCE THAT REQUIRED COURT ACTION SINCE THE WOMEN HAVE BEEN BROUGHT IN.....".
00:09:20 503.3	VARIOUS SHOST SECURITY OFFICERS AT JOB CORP CENTER MAKING THEIR ROUNDS. "THE REASON THERE IS NO PROBLEM, IS THE 24 HOUR SECURITY PROGRAMADMINISTERED AT ALL JOB CORP. CENTERS". VARIOUS SHOTS UNIFORMED SECURITY OFFICERS CHECKING DOORS, MAKING ROUNDS. CU SECURITY
00:09:40 523.3	AFRICAN AMERICAN FAIRFIELD'S DIRECTOR, MOSE WATKINS, SPEAKS OF THE SECURITY.
00:10:32 575.3	YOUNG WORKER SENDS BRICKS UP TO FELLOW WORKER ON SCAFFOLD, VIA ROPE AND PULLEY.
00:10:32 575.3	CU DETECTIVE RICK WINDON, PUFFING ON CIGARETTE, FOLLOWED BY CLEARFIELD BANKER HAROLD STEVE, SPEAK OF THE VALUE OF THE JOB CORPS TO THE COMMUNITY.
00:11:51 654.3	LS LARGE JOB CORP SIGN "CAMP BREKENRIDGE", KENTUCKY, WHERE THOUSANDS OF GIS WERE TRAINED IN THE ART OF INFANTRY WARFARE IN WWII.
00:12:00 663.3	REFEREE TOSSES COIN TO SEE WHO KICKS OFF BETWEEN TWO JOB CORPS TEAMS ON FIELD. FOOTBALL GAME IN PROGRESS. sports, amateur football
00:12:15 678.3	TWO YOUNG BLACK BOXERS WITH HEAD GEAR, SPARRING IN RING. sports, amateur boxing.
00:12:23 686.3	MLS SMALL GROUP BOYS PLAYING BASKETBALL. sports, basketball.
00:12:28 691.3	CU BLACK BOY PAINTING CERAMIC PIECE. arts and crafts
00:12:33 696.3	CU FACE SHOT JUVENILE COURT JUDGE THOMAS LUCKETT. WHEN ASKED BY JUDGE FROM NEIGHBORING STATE WHAT IMPACT JOB CORPS HAD ON HIS JUVENILE COURT, HE SAID HE COULD COUNT ON HIS HANDS THE CASES HE HAD FROM BRECKENRIDGE DURING THIS PERIOD (1965 TO 1973). HE TOLD THAT JUDGE IF THEY DIDN'T WANT THE JOB CORP KIDS IN THEIR JURISDICTION, TO USE ALL THOSE KIDS TO BRECKINRIDGE. "WE LOVE IT".
00:13:43 766.3	MLS STUDENT BODY OF BRECKINRIDGE (APPROX. 2500) HAVING DINNER IN LARGE DINING HALL. MS MAYOR REED STAHL TELLS HOW HE WOULD FEEL IF THE CENTER WERE TO LEAVE. CU FACE SHOT STAHL SAYS HE WOULD WRITE HIS SENATOR. THEN TELLS OF THE VALUE OF THE PROGRAM.
00:14:35 818.3	PAN CITYSCAPE ATLANTA GEORGIA. JOB JOB CORPS IS LOCATED IN CENTER OF CITY. CU AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMAN MRS. EDNA SMITH, HAS JOB CORP CENTER ACROSS STREET FROM HER HOME, (PAN CENTER TO MRS. SMITH'S HOME IN RESIDENTIAL AREA) TELLS WHAT SHE THINKS IS THE MAIN FEARS PEOPLE MIGHT HAVE ON CENTER LOCATED IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD.
00:15:24 867.3	VARIOUS CU SHOTS REVEREND AND MRS D. R. CONE, BOTH DIRECT THEIR COMMENTS TO JOB CORP IN THEIR MIDST. "BOTH THE SMITHS AND CONES ARE 20 YEAR RESIDENTS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD (PAN RESIDENTAL NEIGHBORHOOD) ARE EXAMPLES OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE ADJUSTED, ONCE THEY UNDERSTOOD".
00:17:28 991.3	JOANN ORTIZ, FORMER JOB CORPS STUDENT WALKING THROUGH FURNITURE FACTORY ASSEMBLY LINE WHERE SHE HAS AN IMPORTANT OFFICE POSITION. CU ORTIZ TELLS HER STORY OF SUCCESS, THANKS TO JOB CORPS. VARIOUS SHOTS BILL MAGOT, WHO LEARNED ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR AT JOB CORPS, NOW PARTER IN MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY IN EVANSVILLE, IND.,TELLS HIS STORY. CU BILL WORKING ON ELECTRIC MOTOR IN SHOP
00:19:35 1118.3	AFRICAN AMERICAN GAIL BURTON, (1970S AFRO HAIRCUT) EKG TECHNICIAN, ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL JOB CORPS GRADUATE, CLIMBS INTO HER STATION WAGON CIRCA 1970S, TELLS HER STORY AS SHE DRIVES. MS VARIOUS SHOTS GAIL DOING EKG ON PATIENT. medical
00:20:50 1193.3	MS GROUP YOUNG MEN WEARING PROTECTIVE MASKS AS ONE IN WELDING CLASS, WATCH WELDER. .S CORPS MEMBERS WORKING AT CONSTRUCTION SITE
00:21:15 1218.3	MONTAGE VARIETY COMMUNITY LEADERS, NEWS REPORTER, JUDGE, POLICE DETECTIVE, OTHERS, REITERATE THEIR POSITIVE EXPERIENCES WITH JOB CORPS IN THEIR AREAS. MONTAGE FORMER JOB CORPS GRADUATES REITERATE THEIR SUCCESS STORIES.
00:23:10 1333.3	CU WALTER WASHINGTON, AFRICAN AMERICAN MAYOR OF NATION'S CAPITAL SAY, "I CAN GET 500KIDS ON ANY STREET CORNER AND THERE'S WHERE YOUR DRUG PROBLEM IS, THATS WHERE YOUR CRIME PROBLEM IS, THERE'S WHERE YOUTH VANDALISM DEVELOPS". RATHER I WOULD TAKE THE JOB CORP MECHANISM.........., THAT'S WHERE IT IS".