Admiral Harry D Felt talks with NASA Astronaut Gordon Cooper and family on a small platform before battery of microphones. Cooper steps up the podium to a battery of microphones on the platform in front of Iolani Palace (364 S King St, Honolulu, HI 96813, United States), speaks to the crowd. Mrs. Cooper and daughters stand with the VIPs in back part of the platform. Mrs. Cooper walks up to her husband at the microphone. Astronaut Cooper introduces his wife as he places his arm around her waist. Cooper's wife and children pose and move to back of platform. Astronaut, his wife, and children with the Governor John A. Burns of Hawaii.
A large group of spectators gathered in front of the Iolani Palace (364 S King St, Honolulu, HI 96813, United States) await the arrival of the Astronaut Gordon Cooper in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hawaiian children hold small American flags. Hula dancers dance at the palace. Astronaut Cooper and his wife in lead car of the motorcade arrive at the Iolani Palace. Astronaut with leis placed in his neck, leaves the car amongst the crowd. Cooper arrives on the platform in front of the palace. Large crowd on the palace steps in the background. Cooper talks to Governor Burns on the platform. Cooper and his wife on the platform. Cooper and wife with Admiral and Mrs. Harry D Felt pose.
A television program 'Longines Chronoscope'. Eleanor Roosevelt (widow of President Franklin D. Roosevelt) and U.S. stateswoman, interviewed by Edward P. Morgan and Bill Downs. She explains meaning of word 'Liberal'.
A film titled 'Roll Call' with subtitle 'DEA War on Drugs Int. (D.C.) '. A correspondent from LETN office interviews Terrance Burke, Deputy Assistant Administrator for operations of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in terms of, War on drugs in front of The State Capitol.
A panorama of Paris Exposition of 1900,from Seine River. View of river bank from a boat. Passenger ferry boats docked at Exposition wharf, near the Celestial Globe. A floating concession stand called "Ricole"s" that advertises "Chocolat Menier." The boat passes under a steel bridge.People seen on the bridge. A three-masted 18th century-style sailing vessel is tied at pier. Several more floating concession stands. The boat passes by the Statue of a Second Empire Chasseur a pied as it passes under the Pont d'Alma. It passes under another bridge containing a sculpture of a rooster of other fowl, surrounded by two concentric wreaths. Finally, the boat passes under the new Alexander III bridge.
Paris Exposition of 1900. A panorama of a Moving boardwalk. Moving platforms with passengers. Several upright posts seen to steady passengers passing from one platform to the other. Passengers view buildings from the platform railings. Maps of the Exposition posted along bridge railing. Sign reads: "Quai D'Orsay, Pont des Invalides." Another further along reads: "Champ de Mars Porte Rapp."
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