Display of Unions Products produced under free economy in Oregon. The United States Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg to open the display of the products produced under free economy by the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Unions. Richard Walsh, the Head of the Entertainment Crafts Union, greets him. The secretary cuts the ribbon to open the display of the goods officially.
A dramatic portrayal titled 'These Thirty Years' depicts a man dying because his horse wagon is struck on muddy roads, and means of transport in Brookfield, United States. Dramatic portrayal shows 'Brookfield Post Office' written at the top of its entrance. A man arrives and sits near the post master at the post office. The two men talk to each other as few other men also arrive. The men ride a horse wagon on dark country roads. Two women stand outside their house and wait for them. The young man from wagon greets and talks to women. He speaks about the wagon struck on muddy roads and a man dying due to it. A poster about auction hung on a tree. The young man takes his horse to a pond and talks to a young woman there. They talk about roads as solution to future problems.
Air Nautiques Amateur National motorcycle championship "Daytona 200" at Daytona Beach in Florida, United States. 113 motor bike riders race on the sandy beach during the 200 mile course. Motorcycle riders spill while taking turn on the sands. The winner Paul Goldsmith wins the race with a speed of 94.8 miles per hour during the race. A woman kisses the winner on his victory.
Presidential candidate Richard Nixon's answers to a panel during a special television program in Michigan. A woman questions about irresponsible acquisitions and internal security. Nixon points out the historical cases and says that people who advocate interests of any foreign government are an enemy of United States.
Presidential candidate Richard Nixon's answers to a panel during a special television program in Michigan. A member from the panel of judges questions about division between communists and other sections all over the world. Nixon says that United States moral influence and terms of its trade policy will allow people of world to choose between communism and other ways. He recalls warmth with which Polish citizens met him in Warsaw. The house applauds for his ideas.
Presidential candidate Richard Nixon's answers to a panel during a special television program in Michigan. A panelist questions about criminals and privileges to their rehabilitation. He questions about government policies on the middle class people paying high taxes, abiding laws and under burden of inflation. Nixon says that proper interests of all classes of the United States should be taken care by the government.
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