United States Army soldiers move inwards during the Philippine invasion of Lingayen Gulf in World War II. A soldier sitting at a camp watch through binoculars. A U.S. Army radio operator sitting inside a camp talk into a microphone. The soldiers sit outside their camp and talk to a Filipino civilian man smoking a cigarette. Several Filipino civilians gather around the United States Army soldiers as they pass 'C' rations to them.
Ceremonies at the White House in Washington DC during the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir to the United States. President Richard Nixon welcomes Golda Meir during his speech. Mrs. Golda Meir addresses the ceremony from a platform. She admires the attitude of the United States towards Israel. She shakes hands with President Nixon as she finishes her speech. The leaders walk inside the White House followed by other dignitaries and military officers. U.S. Marine band plays after the ceremony.
The White House, the residence of the President of the United States, and area near it in Washington DC. A U.S. Marine One helicopter flies in the sky and passes over other Federal Buildings and by the Washington Monument and the National Mall to land on the South Lawn of the White House. United States of America written on the fuselage of the helicopter.
The White House, the residence of the President of the United States, and the area near it in Washington DC. A U.S. Marine One helicopter flies and crosses the Potomac River. It flies over the National Gallery of Art (Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20565, United States). The Capitol Hill and other buildings as seen from the flying helicopter. The helicopter approaches the South Lawn of the White House and makes a landing on its landing pad. Several cars and automobiles on busy roads outside the White House.
United States President Richard Nixon at a press conference answers media persons in Orlando, Florida. President Nixon stands on a podium and answers the press reporters. A press reporter asks him questions about the energy crisis and why it had not been foreseen earlier. President Nixon discusses the reasons for energy crisis. He talks about alternate sources of energy and his goal that he calls "Energy Independence 1980." He insists on effective use of coal and natural gas and says that coal can be made a clean fuel and mined in ways that it does not destroy landscape. He talks about development of shale oil in Colorado. He advocates deregulation of natural gas to encourage exploration. He speaks about the use of nuclear power to meet increasing energy demands. Around 5:40 he addresses the actions of Arab nations (OPEC), and also speaks of Venezuela and Canada, and says the United States should not have to depend on any other country for energy.
Special Consultants, Counselors and assistants of U.S. President Richard Nixon speak about his role as the President of United States. President Nixon's trip to China and bilateral talks with People’s Republic of China Premier Zhou Enlai. Nixon appreciates his translator. Dr Kissinger talks about Nixon's impact on international politics. Nixon and Soviet General Secretary Brezhnev sign a treaty to limit nuclear arms. Nixon directly addresses Russian people on television. Nixon pays homage to Russians died in war. Civilians and buildings in Moscow, Soviet Union. Women and children on Russian streets. A large crowd cheers and the U.S. Congress applauds as President arrives in United States. Views of Statue of Liberty. Richard Nixon walks on the beach at the seashore.
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