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"Filmic coverage, according to
Escort Officer Martin Wenick, was smuggled out of the country
by unit cameraman Terry Gould. Gould smuggled the film on the aircraft with other material on the pretense that he was pilot of the plane. Mr. Wenick strongly emphasized the need of earliest review
of all the footage, with department exercising its responsibility
in seeing to it that all objectionable
sequences be removed prior to review
by the host countries. If reason fails to persuade, Wenick suggested
that we go so far as to stop release of the film."
Escort Officer Martin Wenick, was smuggled out of the country
by unit cameraman Terry Gould. Gould smuggled the film on the aircraft with other material on the pretense that he was pilot of the plane. Mr. Wenick strongly emphasized the need of earliest review
of all the footage, with department exercising its responsibility
in seeing to it that all objectionable
sequences be removed prior to review
by the host countries. If reason fails to persuade, Wenick suggested
that we go so far as to stop release of the film."
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"Filmic coverage,
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according to
Escort Officer Martin Wenick,
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was smuggled out of the country
by unit cameraman Terry Gould.
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Gould smuggled the film on
the aircraft with other material
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on the pretense
that he was pilot of the plane.
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Mr. Wenick strongly emphasized
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the need of earliest review
of all the footage,
00:00:21.456 --> 00:00:23.196
with department exercising
00:00:23.283 --> 00:00:25.416
its responsibility
in seeing to it
00:00:25.503 --> 00:00:28.811
that all objectionable
sequences be removed
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prior to review
by the host countries.
00:00:31.002 --> 00:00:33.337
If reason fails to persuade,
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Wenick suggested
that we go so far
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as to stop release of the film."
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Movie Summary
Grammy winners Blood, Sweat and Tears rose to stardom in 1970, faced Nixon administration clash, controversial Soviet tour, exposing downfall after Woodstock high.
