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XSM-64, a Navaho 2 missile, test-fired from launch station in Cape Canaveral,Florida,United States
XSM-64 stands vertically on the launch-stand. The missile uses two chambered liquid fuel engine. As the missile is test-fired thrust of the missile shakes the stand. The missile moves in parabolic path. A trail of fire at tail end of the missile is seen as the missile is fired. Engine ejects as missile approaches downwards.
Ignition of twin booster of XSM-64 test fired in Cape Canaveral,Florida.
Twin booster of XSM-64 under the Fly Five Program is ignited for the launch. The booster accelerates the missile and it rises-up. The booster ignites the ramjet engines of the missile prior to ejection. The missile accelerates in a parabolic path.
Animated cartoon on evolution in the field of medicine through the ages.
Part from an animated film titled 'Man Learns To Heal'. Highlights evolution in the field of medicine through the ages with some of the world's renowned physicians. Shows medical practices during the era of prehistoric caveman, Egyptian physician Imphotep and Greek physician Hippocrates.
Evolution of medical science through the ages with the world's renowned physicians.
Highlights evolution in the field of medicine through the ages with some of the world's renowned physicians such as Al Majusi, Al Razi, Ibn Sina, Vesalius, Jenner, Harvey, Pasteur, Koch, Morton, Reed and others. A present day operation theater and a medical laboratory. Meeting at the World Health Organisation headquarters in Geneva,Switzerland.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower speaks to the nation at his White House press conference.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower at his White House press conference addresses the nation. He states that Russia's success with the first earth satellite (Sputnik) during the Space Race doesn't indicate a lag in American satellite and ballistic missile research. President Eisenhower further adds that the Vanguard satellite program had not received the same amount of attention as American ballistic missile work, and that speed of progress in satellites cannot be interpreted as a measure of progress in ballistic missile work. He says that American satellite work has never been part of a race with any other nation, and rather has been scheduled as part of the IGY's (International Geophysical Year) scientific work. He praises the American satellite program for being well designed and properly scheduled to achieve the scientific purposes for which it was initiated.
Neil H. McElroy sworn in as the 6th Secretary of Defense of United States at White house in Washington DC.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower decorates the outgoing Secretary of State, Charles E. Wilson with Medal of Freedom at White House in Washington DC. Neil H. McElroy is sworn in as the 6th Secretary of Defense of United States. McElroy takes his seat in his new office. U.S. Department of Defense seal and US-flag can be seen in background .
