Oh, come on, you - you know who I am! That""s right, and then - then we went to Howard Johnson""s.We had hamburgers.You hadda milkshake.Yeah, that""s right.Yeah, well, I""m the stocky one, the heavy-set fella.Yeah, well, I""m - I""m glad you recall me because I hadda pretty nice time that night, and I was wondering how everything was with you.Meanwhile, in civil war-torn Nairomi in Africa, two hooded journalists were dragged from a jeep and brought into the heavily-guarded company of black African warlord General Amajagh (Sammi Rotibi).This superb film was not nominated for a single Academy Award.Plot SynopsisDuring the opening scrolling prologue after the credits, Hellinger (in voice-over) apologetically informs the audience that he film ("a memory") is based upon facts, real people and events that he covered as a newsman during the 1920s - when Prohibition, speakeasies and gangster life pervaded the land:FOREWORDIt may come to pass that, at some distant date, we will be confronted with another period similar to the one depicted in this photoplay.The location of the nuclear reactor core was unknown - it was housed in one of three constantly-moving trucks with lead-lined roofs.