Various shots as hurricane 'Helene' is in progress, showing sheets of rain, wind-blown trees, and 25ft high waves. MS of flooded road, with mail-box in gutter. From moving car along road, as it comes...
Various shots as hurricane 'Helene' is in progress, showing sheets of rain, wind-blown trees, and 25ft high waves. MS of flooded road, with mail-box in gutter. From moving car along road, as it comes to a halt where trees have been blown down across road. Various shots of damage caused to buildings which were in the hurricane's path, including shots of telegraph poles which have been blown down, and rooves which have been ripped off. A good shot of a chimney stack hanging across telegraph wires. Interior shots showing army personnel arranging for relief of flooded areas. Various interior shots showing flood victims being tended by Civil Defence and Red Cross. CU. Signpost "Horry County Chapter - American Red Cross". LS station wagon outside hospital. Various shots in the harbour showing wrecked boats and half-submerged yachts. Various shots showing aftermath of hurricane, houses with extensive damage.
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