Daffodils at spring time in Sumner, Washington. Girls pick flowers. View of daffodils. Girls carry daffodils and smile.
A new steel plant is introduced at Gala ceremony in Ashland, Kentucky. A band plays musical instrument as it marches at a gala ceremony. Civilians stand behind a boundary of rope. Officials speak at dais. A man digs mud and shovel it. View of steel plant. Interior: Fuel is being burnt inside the combustion chamber. Molten material is being poured.
Newsreel clip showing New York Yankees' double-A farm team Newark Bears at baseball spring training in 1941 in Sebring, Florida. Team poses for camera. Close up of team manager Johnny Neun. Players run in outfield, do batting drills. Neun confers with coaches. Players receive instruction from Neun, practice infield drills. Trees, lighting stands in background.
President John F. Kennedy welcomes Mohammed Zahir Shah in Washington D.C., United States. View of White House during official reception. A helicopter lands on White House grounds. Mohammed Zahir Shah, king (Shah) of Afghanistan gets off the helicopter and is greeted by U.S. President, John F. Kennedy. Troops stand at attention. President Kennedy speaks at dais during 15 minute ceremony. President Kennedy, Mohammed Zahir Shah, U.S. Senator Barry Morris Goldwater and other officials stand outside the White House. President Kennedy awards General Emmett O'Donnell, Jr. the Distinguished Service Medal for long and distinguished service to his country after his retirement from the Air Force. General O'Donnell speaks.
Professional golf match for prize money of $75,000 in Akron, Ohio. Golf players standing on a golf course. Spectators watch golf. Jack Nicklaus, Julius Boros, Arnold Palmer, Bob Charles and other golf players take strokes in a golf club. Jack William Nicklaus beats Julius Nicholas Boros by one stroke. Arnold Daniel Palmer comes third and Bob Charles comes fourth. Jack Nicklaus wins and receives a prize money of $75000.
Arnold Palmer on a golf course in the United States. He talks about the US Coast Guard saving over 15,000 lives in the prior year, and says, "ask your recruiter how you can help" in a U.S. military public service announcement to assist recruitment. View of the United States Coast Guard seal.
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