U.S. President Richard Nixon visits Manila, Philippines. Trucks loaded with men move. President Nixon's motorcade moves ahead. A sign reads 'Landing on Moon'. Flag waving children lined up along a street. President Nixon walks through a cheering crowd. President Nixon and the First Lady of the United States Pat Nixon with others at Malacanang Palace.
U.S. President Richard Nixon visits Manila, Philippines. Malacanang Palace as seen from the Pasig River. Boats sailing on river. Point of view shot from interior of a moving car as it drives down a road in Manila, with view of homes and Filipino pedestrians along the street. Interiors of Malcanang Palace shows Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos delivering a speech from a podium. He shakes hands with President Nixon. President Nixon speaks from the podium.
United States President Richard Nixon in Manila, Philippines before taking off for Jakarta, Indonesia. A crowd behind a sign that reads 'Bon Voyage Pres & Mrs Nixon'. U.S. officials walk past troops lined up. President Nixon walks with Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos followed by the First Lady of the United States Pat Nixon and Mrs. Imelda Marcos, wife of President Marcos. President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon arrive near an aircraft at Manila International Airport where they are greeted by Marcos' children Imee, Bongbong, and Irene. A band plays in honor of President Nixon.
At start of film, Camera pans over a field of Manila Hemp plants in the Philippines during occupation by the Japanese in World War 2. Camera shows views along path in the fields with hemp plants towering on either side. Filipino workers use cutters on long poles to harvest the tall plants. They cut large ones at their bases and slice strips of their barks into long thin pieces. Glimpse of a Japanese soldier observing the work. Next, Filipino workers transport the hemp in a wagon to a processing shed. Filipino workers further process the hemp into longer thinner strands and place them on horizontal poles to dry. Closeup of a man separating strands of hemp. Next, workers are seen shaking the strands outside a building. View of workers moving bales of hemp on hand carts to a scale where they are weighed and labeled. Closeup of a labeled bale.
Important buildings in Zamboanga City, Philippines. A water aqueduct built by the Spaniards in Zamboanga City, Mindanao. Palm trees along the aqueduct. Buildings along a road. A government building.
Natives of the Philippines. Bontoc troops being inspected by an officer on a field. Soldiers march on the field. Barracks for Bontoc troops. The soldiers outside their barracks. A group of American officers, visitors, and their wives and families stroll toward the camera. Next scene shows Filipino prisoners lined up at a modern prison. A very large number of prisoners is seen. Film slate states "determination to stop headhunters makes many prisoners".
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