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LV Plane taxies.
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SV Marchers down gangway. (two shots)
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MV Cameramen pan to marchers in group.
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CU Two girl marchers.
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CU Boy and girl marchers.
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SV Group move along.
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CU Man claps pan to marchers through airport building.
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MV Marchers through building.
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MV Feet tilt to faces.
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CU Girl marcher adjusts rainhood outside airport.
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CU Placard "We urge all nations abandon nuclear weapons now".
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GV Marchers towards camera headed with banner "American-Europeans march San Francisco. An appeal to East and West" followed by other placard with slogans.
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LV Group marching en route London.
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CU Rear View...Marchers feet on wet road.
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CU Past sign "London eleven miles"
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Rear View.. Marchers.
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Background: A party of anti-nuclear campaigners from the other side of the Atlantic - the "San Francisco to Moscow Walk for Peace" - arrived in London June 1 from America on the second leg of a walk to Moscow which started from San Francisco last September.

The demonstrators - comprising eight women and five men, aged between 18 and 47 - were met at London Airport by about 24 British members of anti H-Bomb and pacifist organisations.

In pouring rain the marchers set off, with anti-nuclear placards unfurled, for Turnham Green where they were due to stay the night. Their visit to London will include a "sit-down" demonstration outside the Defence Ministry on June 3 and a Trafalgar Square rally the next day.

Then they start their 1,600-mile trek to Moscow through France, Belgium and Germany.