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Recorded 1994, General Electric, ‘We Bring Good Things to Life’ in Japanese
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Recorded 1994, General Electric, ‘We Bring Good Things to Life’ in Japanese
![Nuclear Negotiations with North Korea [1994]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fIXHuQt1Amc/mqdefault.jpg "Nuclear Negotiations with North Korea [1994]
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A crisis over North Koreas nuclear program threatens to turn war games in the volatile peninsula into the real thing. At issue: whether North Korea is building a nuclear bomb. The United States and the international community demand that North Korea open up its nuclear facilities to inspection. North Korea at first cracks the door open, then slams it shut. The nuclear gambit leaves both sides watching each other warily across a border bristling with weapons and tension.
Bill Clinton: Its pointless for them to try to develop nuclear weapons, because if they ever used them it would be the end of their country.
Venturing across the Cold War divide between North and South Korea, a former U.S. President, Jimmy Carter. He meets with North Korean President Kim Il-Sung and comes back with a promising offer.
Carter: Hes given me assurance that as long as this good-faith effort is going on between the United States and North Korea, that the inspectors will stay on site.
The U.S. and North Korea formally signed an agreement defusing the 18-month crisis. North Korea agrees to freeze suspicious nuclear activity. In return, the U.S. promises to help replace North Korean reactors with ones not designed to produce nuclear weapons.
But, the downing of a U.S. helicopter in North Korean territory on December 17 threatens to torpedo the agreement. The copilot, David Hilemon, is killed. The pilot, Bobby Hall, is freed after 13 days in captivity. Fortunately, he did not steal any posters.
Suspicion lingers on both sides of the border.")
![Death of Richard Nixon [1994]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ffVBqEa4E4g/mqdefault.jpg "Death of Richard Nixon [1994]
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Funeral held on the same day as South Africas historic first all-race elections: April 27, 1994.
Henry Kissinger, Nixon Secretary of State
Senator Bob Dole, (R) Minority Leader weeps [extended cut at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUQfKrt8p40 ]
President Bill Clinton
Gerald and Betty Ford
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter
Ronald and Nancy Reagan
George and Barbara Bush
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died a month later.
No narration.")
![AGF Insurance Ad - Synchronised Skating [1994]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fpVaAWUx9hY/mqdefault.jpg "AGF Insurance Ad - Synchronised Skating [1994]
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Recorded 1994. Aired on CNN International EMEA
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![Super Bowl XXVIII - Dallas Cowboys Defeat Buffalo Bills [1994]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/g2-OcWyz4b4/mqdefault.jpg "Super Bowl XXVIII - Dallas Cowboys Defeat Buffalo Bills [1994]
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January 30th, 1994.
Troy Aikman, Cowboys Quarterback
Darryl Talley, Bills Linebacker
Emmitt Smith, Super Bown XXIII MVP
Associated Press Photo
Nate Newton, Cowboys Tackle
Jim Kelly, Bills Quarterback
Atlanta
Jimmy Johnson, Cowboys Head Coach
The Cowboys defeated the Bills by the score of 30–13, winning their fourth Super Bowl in team history.")
