A football match held at West Point, New York. The football match played between the Army team and North Carolina State University. The match in progress. Players at the line of scrimmage. A huge crowd seated in the spectator area. The crowd cheers. North Carolina State University's Wolfpack are defeated in the match. The Army team wins with a 27-7 score.
U.S. President Richard Nixon holds a press conference in San Clemente. He makes an announcement about the resignation of the Secretary of State William Rogers. Nixon appreciates the quality work and time given by Roger. He addresses Roger as his close friend and advisor. President Nixon appoints Henry Kissinger as the new Secretary of State. Nixon speaks on the well known qualifications of Henry Kissinger to be appointed as the new secretary.
U.S. President Richard Nixon responds to a journalist question during a press conference in Orlando, Florida. The journalist talks about the recent statement of Senator Mark Hatfield. He asks the President about the extent to which he thinks the Hatfield statement could explain the occurrence of the Watergate issue. The President responds that the year 1972 was a busy year for him. He did not run his campaign during that period. He takes the responsibility of all mistakes that were made. He briefly talks about his investments which were mentioned in some of the editorials. He feels that in the presidency it is important to have no questions about the President's personal finance. He talks about the questions raised by editorials about his earning and investments. He states that he has been in 14 years of government services. He mentions the sources from where the money came. The President counts the sources. He states that in all years of his public life he has never obstructed justice. He clarifies that he is not a crook and has earned everything he has got. Includes the famous "I am not a crook" line.
News report about the visit of U.S. President Richard M Nixon to the People's Republic of China. Frank Reynolds reports from Washington DC about the State Dinner by Zhou Enlai in honor of President Nixon, Pat Nixon and American delegates at the Great Hall of the People (Rendahuitang W Rd, Xicheng District, China, 100031) in Beijing, China. Workers and guests at the State Dinner. President Nixon, Pat Nixon and Zhou Enlai eating with chopsticks during dinner. Waiters serve various dishes such as roast pork, Chinese sausages, and sharksfin soup, during the dinner.
News report about the visit of U.S. President Richard M Nixon to the People's Republic of China. The State Dinner by Zhou Enlai in honor of President Nixon, Pat Nixon and American delegates at the Great Hall in Beijing. News anchors Frank Reynolds and Dr. James Thomson from the news studio analyze the strategic importance of the State Dinner and Zhou Enlai's gesture. President Nixon, Pat Nixon and Zhou Enlai talk during the dinner. Waiters serve dishes to the guests. Nixon and Enlai walk with each other and talk privately. Harry Reasoner reporting from China.
News report about the visit of U.S. President Richard M Nixon to the People's Republic of China. The State Dinner by Zhou Enlai in honor of President Nixon, Pat Nixon and American delegates at the Great Hall in Beijing. A translator translates the speech of President Nixon at the Great Hall. Premier Zhou Enlai and Pat Nixon listen carefully to the translation. Dignitaries at the Great Hall during the State Dinner.
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