1:30:03
we did it!
1:30:04
we did?
we did it!
1:30:09
can I borrow your tent?
1:30:12
sac-com confirms
destruction of the inbound.
1:30:16
what about the rest
of their inbounds?
1:30:17
there are none, sir.
1:30:19
both the u. s. and Soviet
response chain on full recall.
1:30:22
damn.
1:30:24
recalled.
1:30:48
place them under arrest--
all of them.
1:30:51
wait! we don't know
these men.
1:30:53
we were kidnapped.
1:30:55
that's right!
kidnapped!
1:30:56
yes! we were. we were
at the drive-in.
1:30:59
as the disarmament
talks here
1:31:01
continue through
closed sessions
1:31:03
last night and
on into this afternoon,
1:31:05
a feeling
of positive anticipation
1:31:07
is shared by everyone
in the press corps.
1:31:09
the doors
to the conference room
1:31:12
are opening.
1:31:14
I see the chief
United States delegate
1:31:16
mr. Emmett Fitz-Hume.
1:31:18
mr. Fitz-Hume.
1:31:19
hi, ed.
1:31:21
everybody at home is
most anxious to know
1:31:24
how things are going
in there.
1:31:26
well, ed, right now
1:31:27
we're at an extremely
sensitive juncture.
1:31:28
and, of course,
the slightest misperceived
1:31:30
phrase or gesture
1:31:31
could upset everything
we've achieved today.
1:31:34
now if you'll
excuse me, ed...
1:31:36
thank you,
mr. Fitz-Hume.
1:31:38
thank you, Ed.
1:31:39
mr. Emmett Fitz-Hume,
1:31:40
chief state department
negotiator
1:31:42
here at
the disarmament talks
1:31:44
re-entering
what he has called
1:31:45
"the delicately
balanced negotiations."
1:31:51
comrade!
1:31:55
ok.
1:31:57
"what little richard song