U.S. President Richard Nixon responds to a journalist's questions during a press conference in Orlando, Florida. A journalist asks him whether a story will come out on submission of more facts. The President agrees to this. He states that editors had not raised questions on milk prices and the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation. He thinks they need to be answer either through the medium of a television conference like this or by sending facts to all the editors of the nation's newspapers. He states that if editors need more information they can write to him.
The pilot Forest Heights project of Housing and Urban Development Turn Key III Program in the United States. Group of mostly African American children playing outside a house. African American woman putting clothes on a line to dry. Children playing football. African American boys and girls playing on playground equipment in parks or school playground.
Lake Compounce's railway in Bristol, Connecticut, United States. Views of Lake Compounce. People standing beside the lake. Governor of Connecticut Raymond Earl Baldwin drives to inaugurate the service. People enjoy traveling in the kid's train around the lake. The train moves along tracks around the lake.
The Dalai Lama in Lhasa, Tibet. Several views of the Norbulingka, the summer palace of the Dalai Lama in Lhasa. Worshiped by the Buddhists, Dalai Lama moves to Norbulingka. Music is played during the ceremony. The young Dalai Lama seated.
A newly developed Allied weapon airboat underway in water, Vietnam. Driven by airplane propellers it can operate on only four inches of water. Vietnamese soldiers on board the airboat.
United States General Courtney Hughes speaks during a radio talk in United States. General Courtney H. Hodges speaks into a microphone as he talks to radio audiences soon after the end of World War II in Europe. He says that he is happy to be home and will soon visit his home town in Georgia. He says that after that he will visit Washington and then leave for the South Pacific where the United States 1st Army has been ordered to go. He poses with other officers.
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