Help! Formatting the "spinning newspaper"

A NEWSPAPER SPINS into view:
WAR DECLARED!
Below that headline is another smaller column:
"Children Grow at Alarming Pace, Studies Show."

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[nq:1]A NEWSPAPER SPINS into view: WAR DECLARED! Below that headline is another smaller column: "Children Grow at Alarming Pace, Studies Show."[/nq]
I don't see what's wrong your first part, as is. We've all seen the old movies so it gives us a visual right away. Spinning newspaper, WAR! Works... but only if you're writing story based during a time when newspapers actua

[nq:1]I saw the format for this once but can't recall the exact format. I'd like to do the spin, show the main headline, then insert or move to a smaller news story on that same page. Thanks in advance![/nq]
You realize that in the not-too-distant future, after newspapers are dead, that
the spinning newspaper will have to be replaced by a spinning liquid crystal
screen connected to the

[nq:1]A NEWSPAPER SPINS into view: WAR DECLARED! Below that headline is another smaller column: "Children Grow at Alarming Pace, Studies Show."[/nq]
I did a montage like this once, so, I wrote the first line:

Various newspapers spin into view:
Also used this to show the passage of time, and reference the prequel, if you will, however, I did write the first film first, and this fil

[nq:1]Oh, and forgot to say.. An actual screenwriting question on this group, who knew we could use it for that? [/nq]
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