A control panel for fluid being monitored by a camera during the Apollo 14 mission of National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA ) in Florida, United States. Signs : 'Fluid 130 degrees F' and 'Radial' on the control panel. Hands of astronauts are seen occasionally adjusting settings and cleaning glass of indicator. At end, astronaut's hand places Apollo 14 memorial patch in front of the control panel.
The battle for democracy in El Salvador. A large crowd gathers for the new constitution. Citizens wearing caps listens to a man addressing. A man paints a Dominican flag on a tree. The crowd waves the Dominican flag. A man on a ladder. A sign: Vota Asi. A bus on a road. Civilians stand along with the Dominican flag. A sign in Spanish reads 'Tu Derecho A Vivir En Paz Decidelo Tu Con Tu Voto'. (Your right to live In peace. Decide it with your vote.). People go for their work in a market. Men reading newspaper. A man states that the problem in democracy of Salvador is economy. A woman says that the problem is money. Trucks and boats. A soldier stands at a river bank. Sacks of 'Inazucar'. Men carry sacks. A woman speaks about unemployment. A bullock cart, a woman adds fertilizers in the field. Land reform is required for better education, health and increase in food production. Views of men and children. People gather for an election campaign. Jose Naplean Duarte, Christian Democratic Party, addresses the throng. People applaud after his speech. Roberto D. Aubuisson, National Republican Alliance, delivers a speech. Francisco Jose Guerrero, National Conciliation Party, is greeted. A sign: 'Bienvenidos Chachi Y Pio' on a banner. Jose Guerrero speaks about his campaign for social justice. Roberto Escobar Garcia, Authentic Institutional Salvadorian Party is greeted by people. They shout paisa as they walk on a street. Francisco Quinonez Avila, Popular Salvadorian Party stands on a stage as a part of the voting campaign. Signs: Vota PPS and Morazan. Rene Fortin Magana, Democratic Action, speaks in the voting campaign. A soldier fires machine guns. Guerilla militant soldiers seen trying to recruit support from civilians to overthrow the government and bypass elections. A group of guerilla soldiers are seen with bodies of several soldiers of the government of El Salvador that they killed. Campaign banners and signs seen on poles in El Salvador advocating various candidates. A citizen is interviewed about his opinion on the elections.
Buildings and traffic in Washington, DC, United States. Two buildings at corner of NE H Street. Normal traffic on streets. Government buildings with Washington monument, right behind them.
The Abraham Lincoln Memorial (2 Lincoln Memorial Cir NW, Washington, DC 20002) in Washington DC. Views of the Abraham Lincoln Memorial. The sculpture of the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, inside the Lincoln Memorial.
Various signs for regulating traffic in Washington, DC, the United States. Signs read: 'Pedestrians Prohibited', 'Pedestrians Use East Crosswalk', 'No Right Turn', 'Keep To Left', 'No Left Turn' and 'No Standing At Any Time.' They are all posted by the Police Department.
Views of the United States Senate Private Subway in Washington DC, running between the Senate office building and the U.S. Capitol. Several men ride in the open cars of the subway. Bare bulb lights at the subway. A sign : Subway. Tunnel. Railroad tracks.
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