State funeral ceremony of J Edgar Hoover underway at the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC. Dignitaries including U.S. President Richard Nixon, First Lady Pat, Vice President Spiro Agnew and others are seated in front pews at the church. Casket of the dead covered with the U.S. national flag, kept at the front of church prayer hall. Pipe organ playing music. Religious articles placed near casket for funeral rituals.
State funeral ceremony of J. Edgar Hoover underway at the National Presbyterian Church (4101 Nebraska Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016, United States) in Washington, DC. Dignitaries including U.S. President Richard Nixon, First Lady Pat Nixon, Vice President Spiro Agnew and others sit on front seats at the church. U.S. Army Chaplain Edward Elson stands near the casket and reads prayers. Casket of the dead covered with the U.S. national flag, kept at the front of church prayer hall. Members of the U.S. Army Chorus sing. The Holy Cross at the church.
News special report about U.S. President Richard Nixon's press conference at White House in Washington DC. President Nixon arrives in a hall packed with press reporters. He stands before the microphone and reporters question him. A reporter asks him about the protests against his decision to send U.S. Military troops in Cambodia, during the Vietnam War. Nixon answers him.
U.S. President Richard Nixon's press conference at White House in Washington DC. President Nixon speaks in a hall packed with press reporters. He speaks about his interaction with colleges and universities about the Vietnam War issues. A reporter asks him about the protesters' demands against the Vietnam War.
President Nixon speaks with press reporters about Vietnamization of the war. He says that immediate withdrawal from Vietnam would lead to damages to both the U.S. and South Vietnam
President Nixon speaks to press reporters about increasing numbers of demonstrations and public unrest in the United States, in response to a reporter's question. Another reporter asks about the boycott of North Vietnam in the Paris Peace Talks. Nixon answers that the U.S. would enter into the next stage of the Vietnam War peace talks.
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