1950, it ended with a arms disagreement on july, 53, objects a interview with army veteran george dickson, recorded by the korean war legacy foundation, he ducks but how he was drafted by the war and drafted as a infantrymen, this project was underwritten by south korea's agency of patron affairs. >> george dixon. george dixon. >> what is your birthday? >> six month, eight day, 1920. six >> 26? >> well so hole old are you? >> 91? >> 91. >> you look too young to be. 90 >> what's the secret? >> a good wife. i have a good relationship with their. that helped tremendously. >> well. how long have you been married to her? >> 66 years on june the 15th. >> endangered species. married for 66 years. >> where were you born? >> state of washington in 1926 and tell me about your family when you are going out >> well my dad worked for the railroad. i grew up in north carolina so i've been into states mostly. >>. >> fondly. it's been torn down. >> where? state of washington. >> when did you graduate? >> 1945. >> so since you were born in 1926, he went through this great depression. you were 46 when the

it's the same for cafe owner dickson. the blank poster is the new form of protest. written policacal statentsts areow too riy. >> the policcoululd t the natial s security law w into effect. just being accused could lead to arrest and imprisonment. >> demonstrators holding up blank signs. over night, political opininios haveve become a a dangerous in g -- become dangerous and hong kong. as soon as the new -- new national security law was instituted, the first arrest came. a young man with a flag, demanding hong kong's independence. just in the last few weeks, ten people were arrested under the new law. no one knows which political slogans are still allowed. >> you shouldn't be left guessing. although the advantages that people are guessing is that they are more cautious and peperhaps less willing to spek out. that may be what's desired. >> public libraries and school libraries are now being forced to remove books that aren't following the party line. books by democracy activists have already vanished. most teachers are didishearten. but resistance could cost th their

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1950, it ended with a arms disagreement on july, 53, objects a interview with army veteran george dickson, recorded by the korean war legacy foundation, he ducks but how he was drafted by the war and drafted as a infantrymen, this project was underwritten by south korea's agency of patron affairs. >> george dixon. george dixon. >> what is your birthday?

and he slaps angie dickson in the movie. he really hated that. he hated that. and so he wouldn't -- he would never see the movie. but he was kind of -- he himself was in the wilderness several times, including after '63. and he's kind of like a professional host in southern california interviewing -- introducing political candidates and various things. and he is starting to develop a speech which became known as the speech. for local candidates but mostly for goldwater in '63, it actually started in the fall of '63. my parents were actually members of it. they came here to washington, went to the draft goldwater convention. walter brennan kissed my mother. does anybody remember walter brennan? >> sure. >> oh, okay. the real mccoy. good. excellent. excellent. >> it's odd to think of the walter brennan in my mind kissing your mom. kind of an old man. >> but so any way, he's developing this speech and finally a group of southern wealthy southern california businessmen go to reagan and his brother neil. neil was an ad executive in southern california. and they say

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the final discharge paper as when i got discharged and for dickson, new jersey when it was all over. they had to say what i was in this in that. i had high hopes. i really wanted to be in the navy, i don't know why would you made any difference. >> tell me about going overseas. >> i was sent to hamilton feel to go overseas. i had orders to go to hamilton field. such and such a date i was going to get on a c 54 and go overseas. i got to hamilton field. naturally you go there they want to see your papers and so forth. they say you have to have shots. i said well how long do i have to get these shots? . oh well you have to have them in three days. what am i going to do in the meantime? well, go do whatever you want. go wonder around. i didn't have a real tight schedule. i had to wait for a c 54 that was going to take off and a certain day and go into the pacific. while i was doing that, i walked around san francisco and at that time i now had my second lieutenants uniform on and i was a big shot. the trolleys would stop and offer me a ride come on lieutenant get on get on. i had two or

yeah, dickson scott brown, which erin carries pc world, they're talking about 800 job losses. during the lockdown, they are brought back more than 160 of those, but i thing to have 67 were reopened. we don't know which ones yet, because they're working out a plan to deal with their debts. easyjet is to operate more flights in september following an increase in demand. the airline has seen a spike in the number of bookings made since the easing of travel restrictions with popular hotspots including greece, turkey and croatia. new figures show that the government has so far covered the wages for people in 9.6 millionjobs and the number is continuing to rise. speaking on a visit to a paper mill in wrexham the business secretary, alok sharma said the governemnt is prioritising reopening the economy in a safe and phased way. the furlough scheme will run for a full eight months and obviously you will have seen the other announcement the chancellor made in the summer statement in terms of an extra £1,000 that is available to businesses. if you look at the total value of this, if all