1.
CU Grimond
7 ft

2.
CU (Interviewer?)
8 ft

3.
CU Grimond
19 ft

4.
CU Cliff Michelmore
20 ft

5.
CU Grimond
42 ft

6.
CU Interviewer
47 ft

7.
CU Grimond
102 ft

8.
MV Aberdeen. Candidates lined up. Returning Officer about to read results (Sherriff MacDonald)
115 ft

9.
MV Train arriving at Euston Station
124 ft

10.
SV & ZOOM TO SCU Crowd waiting as train pulls in
190 ft

11.
CU Wilson out of train
194 ft

12.
SV Wilson walking through crowd of reporters
196 ft

13.
CU & SV Wilson
214 ft

14.
SV & ZOOM BACK TO MV Crowd. Wilson's car away
268 ft

15.
SCU Labour banners
280 ft

16.
CU Harold Black (speech distorted)
283 ft

17.
SV Wilson through crowd & into Transport House Waves to crowd and shakes hands with colleagues
328 ft

18.
CU Michelmore (speech inaudible on film)
324 ft

19.
SV audience waiting at Conservative H.Q. (2 SHOTS)
340 ft

20.
MV & ZOOM IN TO SCU Heath on platform
391 ft

21.
CU Same (2 SHOTS)
432 ft

22.
SV Reporters etc.
433 ft

23.
CU Heath
452 ft

24.
MV Reporters etc.
454 ft

25.
CU Heath
489 ft

26.
SV Reporters etc.
494 ft

27.
CU Heath
507 ft

28.
SV Reporter etc.
512 ft

29.
CU Heath (2 SHOTS)
525 ft

30.
SV Reporters.
530 ft

31.
CU Heath
531 ft

32.
SV Reporters
534 ft

33.
CU Heath
539 ft

34.
SV Reporter
541 ft

35.
CU Heath
570 ft

36.
CU Reporter
576 ft

37.
CU Heath (2 SHOTS)
644 ft

38.
CU Heath
681 ft

39.
SV Wilson into car. Car away
696 ft

40.
MV Wilson into Transport House through crowd
723 ft

41.
MV Wilson leaving Transport House. Into car. Car away (2 SHOTS)
746 ft

42.
CU Michelmore
750 ft

43.
SV Wilson leaving Transport House. Into car. Car away (2 SHOTS)
766 ft

44.
State of parties board
770 ft



Initials


THIS SHOTLIST IS INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY

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Background: GRIMOND - Spoke to an interviewer about the
election result. He said various things about the Liberal tasks in the future. He spoke About the economic situation and foreign policy and said that the Liberal Party would continue its campaign for regional development. He concluded by stating that he was not thinking of retiring.

HEATH - Made a short speech before answering questions form journalists. He thanked the supporters of the Tory Party and thanked party workers. He reiterated the rightness of the Tory campaign, and said that serious issues had been concentrated on. He said that people would remember what the Conservatives had said in their campaign. He then answered questions from reporters. (Questions inaudible on film)
Mr Heath then answered questions put to him by a TV interviewer.