Former football coach Amos Alonzo Stagg, celebrates his 95th birthday. Stagg receives a pile of postal mail from the mail man, wishing him happy birthday. Views of plaques and trophies honoring coach Stagg on his fireplace mantle. Hall of Fame certificate on the wall. Stagg with young children visiting him at home. A boy at the party enjoys a bite of cake. Stagg's wife gives him a kiss. Narrator notes that he also was the pitcher for 5 Yale baseball championships, and in football he is credited with inventing the man-in-motion, the tackling dummy, and the T-formation.
American actress Ann Blyth comes out of the door with husband James McNulty after wedding. She waves at crowd. Ann Blyth kisses her husband.
Exterior view of Kiel Municipal Auditorium in St Louis, Missouri. Sign reads "On This Site Was Born The American Legion May 8-9-10, 1919." Interiors of the Kiel Auditorium. The American Legion convention draws to a close with the election of Connecticut's Arthur J Connell as new National Commander. Crowd cheers.
A mobile nuclear artillery cannon nicknamed 'Amazon Annie' (also called "Atomic Annie") passes over a bridge. M65 Nuclear artillery during transport. During the Upshot-Knothole series of nuclear tests, Nuclear artillery Amazon Annie is fired for the first time at Frenchman Flat on Nevada Test Site. Test codename was Grable. Fireball rises from the blast which was the first and only nuclear artillery shell ever fired from a cannon.
Guests from across the nation arrive to attend the wedding of Senator John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier in Newport. Speaker of the House Joseph W. Martin Jr., Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Actress Marion Davies, Massachusetts Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers arrives at the wedding. Parents of Senator Kennedy, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. and Rose Fitzgerald. Bouncers control crowds of well-wishers outside the church. John Kennedy and his wife walk out of the St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church (12 William St, Newport, RI 02840, United States).
Demonstration of a new air-sea rescue technique. Light plane carries a life-raft. Plane drops the raft in the water. Automatically inflated raft on surface.
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