SV. British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden and Sir William Penny, Britain's top atomic scientist outside gates of Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston, & CU. They walk to entrance of plant. CU. Man in protective clothing....
SV. British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden and Sir William Penny, Britain's top atomic scientist outside gates of Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston, & CU. They walk to entrance of plant. CU. Man in protective clothing. SCU. Eden in protective clothing. CU. Another man in protective clothing. SV. Sir Anthony Eden and Sir William Penny and others entering plant. SCU. Eden at monitor checking for radio activity. CU. Eden gets off monitor.
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CU. Cups and trophies. SCV. Eden presenting cup to winner of Royal Norfolk Regiment shooting competition, & GV. SCU. Eden presents large wooden spoon to Sergeant George for being the worst shot in the Regiment. CU. Sgt. George with spoon. SV. Eden watching troops in counter atomic offensive. SCU. Troops with mortar in trench. SCU. Eden in trench. He peers into dugout at the end of trench. SV. Eden being helped out of trench.
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