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More or less rectangular in shape, it fronted on Romaine Street and took up the entire block between Orange Drive and Sycamore Avenue. source Barlett & Steele 1979 pg. 210
Inside, the building was as drab and spartan as it's exterior. The first floor was dark and eerie. Along a concrete hallway running from one end to the other was a series of unused film laboratories and cutting rooms and several walk-in vaults dating to the 1930s. ... In one air-conditioned, humidity controlled vault were all the negatives and prints of his movies, as well as thousands of feet of outtakes. Source Barlett & Steele 1979 pg. 212
So unless they somehow shipped this monumental piece of film to Australia, after creating a flawless 5km piece of film, and the film didn't have a single issue in shipping, nor in unpacking and reassembling in Australia, some 12000km away, they then would have had a one chance broadcast...
Some idea of the significance of this total footage can be obtained from this comparison : Normally, a typical feature film lasting 90 minutes will have 8,000 feet of film. The average producer would shoot ten times as much film as he is going to need and make a selection from it. The director of Doctor Zhivago used 20 times as much as he needed. Hughes shot almost 300 times as much as was required. Source Albert Gerber, "Bashful Billionaire" 1967 pg. 129
Originally posted by windslayer
Also, that's an incredibly huge amount of film!!
Originally posted by Spader
The Russians stole the plans and detonated a nuclear bomb in 1947, Do you really thing they could not sniff this out during Tricky Dick's Presidency?
Originally posted by Pilot
Good work, I have never heard a connection between Hughes and Nixon before.
star & flag!
Do you have more?
Originally posted by Pilot
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
Thank you, will look into it. Mae Brussell
The original negotiated cost of the Hughes contract for seven spacecraft was $67 million. Final Hughes contract costs came to $365 million, over a fivefold increase;
NASA's original estimated total cost of the Surveyor project was $125 million whereas the final costs came to $469 million, somewhat less than a fourfold increase. Source www.nasa.gov...
The two most powerful gangsters in America, Hughes and Nixon, had every motive, means and opportunity to fake the Apollo moon landings during Nixon's presidency.
As a teenager, Howard Robard Hughes declared that his goals in life were to become the world's best golfer, the world's best pilot and the world's best movie producer. Source www.history.co.uk...
Originally posted by Hopechest
I've studied Nixon in-depth and have never seen any benefit he received from the Apollo moon missions.
Although there's no evidence that President Nixon ever met Hughes, the two went way back. In 1956, when Nixon was Dwight Eisenhower's vice president, Hughes made a controversial $205,000 loan to Nixon's businessman brother, Donald. It raised eyebrows, because for years, Hughes had been a major defense contractor, doing business with the government. Even a Hughes confidante would later say: "The whole thing had a bad smell to it."