Elizabeth Terrill Bentley, former Soviet agent, testifies before Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, in Washington, DC, United States. Subcommittee members seated at long table. Microphones placed on the table. Several other tables and chairs arranged in the room. Members of the Press seated on the chairs. Several cameramen stand. Elizabeth Bentley stands, raises her hand, and is sworn in as a witness. She testifies before the Subcommittee. Chandeliers hanging from the hearing chamber ceiling.
William Walter Remington testifying before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. He is seated at a table with several microphones in front of him. Remington stands and is sworn in as a witness. Several other tables and chairs arranged in the room. Journalists and photographers present. Subcommittee members seated at long table. Most ot the hearing room is filled with reporters and recorders at tables, and a small group of spectators at the rear. Remington responds to Subcommittee questions. After testifying, Remington is seen conversing with former spy Elizabeth Bentley who had defected to the United States.
A 1940 Packard long body sedan, carrying General Charles de Gaulle, comes up the drive to the White House. A group of U.S. military officers, and civilian officials, standing under an awning, greets him.
Barry Goldwater at his daughter's wedding in Phoenix, Arizona. View of the Trinity Cathedral (100 W Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85003, United States) in Phoenix, Arizona. The Republican forerunner Barry Goldwater accompanies his daughter, Margaret Ann “Peggy” Goldwater, to the altar at her wedding. The bride's maids carry the long veil behind the bride. Wedding guests enter the church. The guests at the wedding ceremony. The officials and guests look on. Margaret Ann marries Richard Holt, an executive at Wilshire Oil Company. Photographers take pictures as the couple come out after the wedding. The newlywed couple get into a car to leave to Hawaii for their honeymoon.
Native American Indian tribes during a canoe race in Coupeville, Washington, United States. Eight Indian tribes canoeing in the water to win the War Canoe title. Small boats in the water beside the long canoes, which resemble crew racing shells. People on the shore watch the race. The tribesmen in the canoes paddling in the water. The canoes move along the water. The boats beside the canoes.
Ethel Kennedy and Eunice Shriver with children at Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus in Washington DC. Children eat food items. A clown with long legs. Elephant's show. Clowns perform acrobatics. Clowns perform comedy items. The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus was in Washington DC from March 23 - April 1, 1962
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