President John F Kennedy addresses the nation on Berlin Crisis after returning from European visit. Washington DC. President Kennedy talks about misjudgments on both sides in major wars and effects of misjudgments in a thermonuclear age.
President John F Kennedy addresses the nation after returning from Europe in Washington DC. President Kennedy says that we have right to be in West Berlin and blame Soviets saying that "It is the Soviets who have stirred up this crisis."
Preparations in the oval office before President Kennedy is seated to deliver his address. A media crew member sits in the President's chair so light readings can be taken. President John F Kennedy is seated. The President is about to address the nation after returning from his visit to Europe. President Kennedy specifies the steps needed to be taken regarding the Berlin Crisis.
The Organization of American States building (1889 F St NW, Washington, DC 20006, United States) in Washington DC. United States President John F Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy arrive in car for Organization of American States meeting at the headquarters in Washington DC. Jacqueline Kennedy smiles. They are greeted by officials. The first lady with another woman. President Kennedy addresses the gathering.
Guests from all the American republics and Members of Congress during a reception at White House, Washington DC. President John F Kennedy arrives with his wife Jacqueline Kennedy. President Kennedy addresses all the guests on a theme of 'An Alliance for Progress.'
Guests from all the American republics and Members of Congress during a reception at White House, Washington DC. President Kennedy addresses the guests regarding poverty and promise in Latin America. President shakes hand with a man. President leaving with his wife Jacqueline Kennedy and others.