Members of the Presidential Party board the Presidential VC-137 (Boeing 707) Air Force One aircraft at Los Angeles Airport. Members of the Press drink coffee at small stall on the airfield. Press reporters seated in tents phone their stories. Reporters at typewriters. Sign in another area occupied by reporters reads 'Western Union'.
U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson campaigning in New York City. A Car with a banner announcing that President Johnson will speak on the 50th anniversary of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union Medical Center, on June 6, 1964. President Johnson is seen with a huge crowd. People cheering. President Johnson mingles with the crowd and shakes hands with people. Photographers take pictures.
Newspaper distribution and people reading papers in New York City. Paper boys arriving on foot and on bicycle at a newspaper distribution truck. The newspaper boys collect their newspapers for delivery. Men and women visiting news stands and a view of a newsstand that specializes in newspapers from other cities. Closeup view of many newspapers at the newsstand. Sign Board at a shop reads 'Free Information here'. Newspapers placed on a rack. Man reads a newspaper. Women seated on bench reading newspaper. Various citizens reading newspapers.
International Soccer League at the Polo Grounds in New York City, United States. At the Polo Grounds in New York, the Bangu football team of Brazil plays against Kilmarnock team from Scotland. Crowd cheers while watching the thrilling soccer (football) match. Santos scores for Bangu. The Bangu team wins against the Kilmarnock team with score of 2-0. Crowd hold banners of Brazil as the team from Brazil wins the American Cup.
The International Trot at Westbury in New York. Horses from all over the world participate in the dirt track Trot Race. Crowd cheers during the race. Horse 'Pluvier III' takes a lead and wins by a half length. Pluvier III and the winning jockey in the paddock waiting for the prize money of $100000.
As President of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), Ronald Reagan had negotiated a contract ending the SAG strike against Hollywood Studios. He now announces that all parties considered the contract fair and equitable. Members of the press,Hollywood executives, and actors are present, including Charlton Heston, who was on the SAG negotiating committee with Reagan.
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