A U.S. Army Second Lieutenant narrates his experiences as a West Point cadet in the United States. The narrator gets ready in his room for classes at the West Point Military Academy. He puts on his uniform and walks towards the classes. Cadets attend the classes. They are in a laboratory. The cadets are seated in a class room. An officer instructs them with the help of a television. The cadets seated at a desk discuss amongst themselves. They pray in a chapel.
A U.S. Army Second Lieutenant narrates his experiences as a West Point cadet in the United States. Cadets run towards a sports field for the athletic program of the West Point Military Academy. The cadets swim in a pool and play badminton. They exercise to improve their physical fitness. The cadets wrestle and box in a ring. Some of the cadets do gymnastics and play golf. The cadets ski over snow. Some of the cadets play a match. The narrator watches the match with a woman and other cadets. They cheer. The cadets play a football match. A large crowd gathers to watch the match. People cheer and applaud.
A U.S. Army Second Lieutenant narrates his experiences as a West Point cadet in the United States. The narrator instructs new plebes at the West Point Military Academy. The plebes stand at attention. He teaches them the correct method of saluting. The narrator's third year in the academy begins. They attend classes in the academy. An officer explains a map to them. They study about amplifiers, radars, lasers, nuclear fission and fusion, rockets, advance weapon systems and space technology. They also are seen seated in a class and viewing an instructor through closed circuit television as he uses an early computer. The cadets learn about computer programming and operations and the military applications of computers. The students are seen operating a General Electric model of early computer.
Senator Hubert Humphrey is chosen by U.S. President Lyndon Johnson to be a candidate for the Vice-Presidential elections. Senator Hubert Humphrey and President Lyndon Johnson driven off in a car. President Lyndon Johnson at the U.S. Capitol building during the oath ceremony after winning the Presidential elections. His supporters cheer holding banners. President Johnson waves at the crowd. President Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson in New Jersey. A crowd cheers and applauds on hearing the President's speech.
A happy family reunion in New York, United States. Teenage boys Constantin and Peter Georgescu, held by Romania's Communist government for 7 years in an effort to force their father to spy on the United States, disembark a plane with their father and are greeted by their mother at a New York airport. They pose for photos by press.
United Nations Security Council debate on RB-47 in New York. Security Council members seated in UN Security Council chamber in New York United States ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge complains to Security Council that the RB-47 reconnaissance jet shot down by Soviet fighters was on a spy flight and explains it through chart. He reveals the plane's flight was tracked by U.S. secret devices, which show that Red fighters actually attempted to force the plane from its flight over international waters into Red air space before shooting it down.
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