Items contained in F-105D aircraft survival kit, backup survival kit and tropical aid kit being displayed in Thailand. A chart with a sign reads 'F-105 survival kit' as items contained in the kit are being displayed. Another chart displays items contained in a tropical aid kit. A chart with a sign 'SRU-16P aid kit and displays various items included in the kit. United States Air Force Sargent Charles Henderson explains the various items required for F-105 missions. He points out to various items of the survival kit, tropical kit and SRU-16P aid kit. Items include radio set, tablets like painkillers, water purifying tablets,signal cloth, matches, safety pins, pocket knife, day night flare.
Milestone arrow with Pisinimo written on it. Cactus plant with a cross over it in front of a church. View of a Native American Indian carpet that includes two swastika symbols, used commonly by the American Indian before its use by Germany. The murals on ceiling include 'The Last supper' done in traditional, centuries old geometric pottery design. Indian priests walk out of the church, located on the Tohono O'odham reservation (sometimes previously called the Papago Reservation), wearing white robes.
Hippies stage their own kind of fashion show at Psychedelic Chelsea showroom in London. Young men and women wear Russian knickers, front less frock coat, mini pants suit and fur trimmed coats. The models in latest 1960s hippie fashions dance in a group.
Inventors show at New York. Inventor test drives an amphibious car called the "Amphicat" which is a 6 wheeled automobile that looks like a small dune buggy. It is for all-surface transportation including land, sand, mud, and water; next are views of a flying submarine that can serve as an aircraft or go under water. Forerunner of a proposed jet job aimed for the Navy. A man demonstrates a one-man hydrofoil boat craft in water, powered by an outboard engine.
The Frankfurt Zoo in Germany (Zoo Frankfurt Bernhard-Grzimek-Allee 1 60316 Frankfurt). The Gorilla twins wear clothes. Two twin women feed milk to gorilla twins in bottles. The twins are named Alice and Ellen. People at the ceremony wear face marks to protect them from human germs.
The 1968 Miss America pageant at the Boardwalk Hall (2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States) in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Women pose and catwalk wearing a swimsuit. 20-year-old Miss Kansas, Debra Dene Barnes, wins 1968 Miss America. She poses for a photograph with flowers in her hand.
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