Prime Minister (PM) of India, Indira Gandhi visits United States for better understanding and friendship between two countries in Washington. On the 2nd day of her Washington visit, the ambassador of India, Kocheril Raman Narayanan hosts a reception and honors Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Indira Gandhi surrounded with guests. India's leading cricketer Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev among the guests. Photographers take photos. Indira Gandhi meets American Vice President George W. Bush at Madison hotel during her stay. Indira Gandhi speaks about obligation for future generation at the dining table. American Vice President George W. Bush responds.
Prime Minister (PM) of India, Indira Gandhi visits United States for better understanding and friendship between the two countries in Washington D.C. On Saturday morning, July 31, 1968 Prime Minister Gandhi arrives at National Broadcasting Conference Studio to record for an interview. Journalist and PM Gandhi seated in the studio. Journalists ask questions about the reason for coming to America. PM Gandhi replies that she came here for personal contact and seek understanding.
Prime Minister (PM) of India, Indira Gandhi visits United States for better understanding and friendship between the two countries in Washington D.C.. Exteriors of the John F. Kennedy Center for performing Arts. PM Indira Gandhi attends a meeting with Washington Indian Community at the Kennedy center. Indira Gandhi delivers a speech about human progress. Photographers take photos.PM Gandhi leaves Washington: Motorcade of PM arrives. Guns fire salute in honor of PM Gandhi. PM Gandhi board a U.S. helicopter. Helicopter takes off. White House in the background.
Goodwill trip to America by Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi. Animated map portrays long flight from Los Angeles, California, to Honolulu, Hawaii. Hawaiian hula dancers performing on grass at the Honolulu zoo. View from beach of colorful sail boats, swimmers, sun bathing, and surfers enjoying the beach and beautiful weather in Hawaii. A traditional long canoe is seen being paddling past the beachfront. As hula dancers finish, elephant handler (mahout), Kirpa Swami, brings forward a baby elephant, named Mari, that Mrs. Gandhi is presenting as a gift to the children of Honolulu. Spokesperson Eileen Anderson, acknowledges the gift, before a large crowd of spectators. Prime Minister Gandhi, at the microphone, explains that the elephant is a symbol of strength, of hard work, and in India, of good fortune, or good luck. Kirpa Swami brings Mari across the grass, accompanied by elephant handlers, Gwen Yoshimura and Larry Zolton. As Mari swings her trunk, Mrs. Gandhi says, "she is saluting you all." Scene shifts to the airport, where the Prime Minister's Air India passenger airplane is parked on the runway tarmac, displaying an American flag in the pilot's window. Prime Minister Gandhi speaks at the steps to the aircraft, extending the good wishes of the people of India to the people of the United States. She turns and waves from the top of the steps.
Lincoln Park demonstrations during Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. Demonstration of Hippies and Yippies (Youth International Party) on lawn in Lincoln Park. People on street near Lincoln Park (2045 N Lincoln Park W, Chicago, IL 60614-4707). Young men lying on ground. Hippies and Yippies siting on ground to demonstrate. Hippies dance and play drums. Sign: 'Free Store'.
Lincoln Park demonstrations during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. Hippies walk through park. People walk with banners. Crowd of demonstrations with signs at Conrad Hilton hotel (720 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, United States). Sign: 'Welcome To Chicago', Stop the War', and Resist in Prague Saigon Chicago'. Paper on road.
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