Courtesy of wolfsonarchive.org
This color kinescope from the late sixties focuses on the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce's efforts to revitalize the city. This optimistic program consists of interviews with chamber members, and scenes around Miami. Focusing on different areas of Miami's economy. The common theme running through all interviews is that the chamber must act as a catalyst for the growth and prosperity of the community.
@RobertoLopezstudyis That's funny. Miami WAS beautiful, especially in the 60s. It's a frigging cesspool of crime and overpopulation now.
Pintac87 1 month ago
The guy at 4:00 predicted the future of Miami dead on..15 years after he said this, the Mariel boatlift emptied over 100 thousand Cuban criminals and mental patients were dumped onto the shores of Miami and the city turned into the most violent American city in the US within a couple of years..it is now a wasteland of crime and basically a 3rd world country
StoneCold75 10 months ago
Miami is always beautiful, even in the 60s.
RobertoLopezstudyis 1 year ago
It really has been a loose-loose situation. If the hahaha, Carter administration took action against the shoreline drug arrivals, Miami would have ten times the old people population it used to. Ignoring it boosted the economy, but crime was serious.
Kmartiscool 2 years ago
Well said man. Seattle is way better than Miami
kartaleagle12 2 years ago
So Miami became, as the city planner predicts (3:53), a very ugly city within 10-20 years, at least downtown did. The Hispanic influx kept it from completely dying - but Miami's always been ugly, except for some beach areas.
BermondseySteve 2 years ago