Cars arriving in front of Capitol building. Mrs. John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Senator Edward M Kennedy walking up the steps between combined Honor Guard. Changing of Honor Guard surrounding John Kennedy's flag-draped casket inside Rotunda. Mrs. John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Senator Edward M Kennedy enter the Rotunda and kneel at flag-draped casket. View of dignitaries. Pallbearers remove flag-draped casket from catafalque and carry it out of Rotunda. Mrs. Kennedy walking down the steps escorted by Robert and Edward Kennedy. They are followed by Color Guard, two clergymen and pall bearers carrying flag-draped casket which is placed on caisson. Horse drawn caisson leaving Capitol followed by a rider less horse and procession of cars proceeding to White House. View of crowd in background. United States Military units in formation.
View of crowd at O'Hare Airport in Chicago. President John Kennedy arrives and makes the formal dedication of O'Hare Airport. President John Kennedy passing in open car through streets of Chicago followed by policemen on motorbikes. Seated next to him is Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. Crowd cheering and throwing ticker tape.
The U.S. president John Fitzgerald Kennedy outlines the peace corps program in Washington D.C., United States. The American students construct houses in Africa during an exchange program. A student puts cement on wall under construction using a shovel. Students stand on a bamboo scaffold and other work with shovels. Students pass bricks. A student washes his face. The students lined up for food. They sit and eat food using mess kit. Exteriors of the White House. The president John Fitzgerald Kennedy in the White house outlines the peace corps program. He speaks that the American peace corps will go abroad to work with the citizens of the newly developed countries. The peace corps will work in three major sectors : teaching,agriculture and health. The aim of the peace corps is to make a peaceful world.
United States President John Kennedy touring the streets of West Germany. Street sign reads “Friedrichstrasse”. Cameramen and policemen surround President Kennedy and other dignitaries. President Kennedy and other dignitaries reach Berlin Wall in cars. President Kennedy walks up to the viewing stand erected in front of the Berlin Wall. Red banners on Brandenburg Gate are in place, placed there by East Germany to block President's view of East Germans on the other side of the Berlin Wall. View of huge crowd of 150,000 people gathered in the square while President Kennedy passes in car. President Kennedy at a podium to make a speech. Crowd of many thousands cheering in front of Rathaus Schöneberg. President Kennedy at Dublin Airport and honor guard welcomes him on tarmac. Air Force One aircraft parked on the runway behind. During the President's drive from the airport, millions cheer for him as his motorcade winds through the city streets of Dublin. View of cheering Irish people gathered on streets of Dublin in front of shops and offices.
The President's plane Air Force One arrives at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. Honor Guard stands at attention as John Kennedy's casket is carried out of plane and placed on a high-lift ramp. The lift is lowered and Honor Guard carries the casket to waiting ambulance. Mrs. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy get off the lift and enter the ambulance to accompany the President's body to the White House. Ambulance is driven away.
Waiting crowd at Andrews Air Force Base, including newsmen and photographers. High-lift truck moving towards the rear door of VC-137C aircraft. Flag-draped casket bearing body of John Kennedy is carried and transferred into a Navy ambulance. Jacqueline Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy watching in background. Navy ambulance pulling away.
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