Decorated floats and people during Christmas parade processions in various cities of the United States. Decorated and lighted floats on streets of Hollywood in California, with actors and actresses in the floats. A float depicting the Nativity scene. An actor rides Sabu the Elephant. A Dalmatian dog sits and rolls over. An actor and two actresses ride a polka-dot toy horse float. Dancer groups in the parade. Spectators on both sides of road stand and cheer. A decorated parade with Floats, gas balloons and mascots of cartoon characters during the parade on streets of New York. Dachshund dog and Teddy Bear balloons float over parade in New York. Toyland characters and floats watched by people in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Christmas Papier-mâché figures on parade. Group of African American and white children watch with anticipation as a Santa Claus ascends a ladder with bag of gifts.
Children anticipate Christmas in the United States. Children play outside their snow-covered houses and push home-made sleds. A child sleeps in his bed and dreams of a toy stuffed animal, toy trucks, and toys knocked over by billiard balls. Close-up of Lionel toy train as it passes. Young girls press their noses against a shop window and watch toys and gift items in the toy shop. Toys, including some early animatronics include angels carrying gifts, a dog sled, skiers on a slope, a monkey driving a wagon, and an early Pustefix bubble mechanical bear. Children receive gifts from Santa Claus is shown on an ornate thrown writing a list using a quill pen as a young girl climbs steep steps to visit him.
Democratic Lyndon Baines Johnson elected as the President of United States for his second term in the presidential elections of 1964. A large crowd raises posters of Lyndon B Johnson and cheers in his support. Voters cast their votes during the elections. President Johnson and his Vice President Hubert Humphrey wave towards the crowd after Johnson defeats Republican Barry Goldwater.
Funeral ceremony of former U.S. President Herbert Clarke Hoover at the U.S. Capitol in Washington DC. Glimpses of the swearing in ceremony of Herbert Hoover as 31st President of the United States of America. Casket of Hoover carried at a hall in the Capitol, covered in a U.S. National flag. Dignitaries arrive for mourning during the ceremony.
Politician and diplomat Adlai Stevenson dies in United States. Adlai Stevenson speaks about peace in South East Asia at an international conference. Adlai busy studying in his personal library. He raises both hands and waves towards a crowd cheering for him.
Presidential helicopter Marine One arrives at the U.S. Capitol and the President and First Lady Patricia Nixon debark. Nixon approaches the lectern to announce the 26th amendment to the United States Constitution, lowering the voting age. A large number of young women at the ceremony. Nixon honors American artist Andrew Wyeth at the White House. In next scene Nixon awards the Medal of Freedom to symphony conductor Eugene Ormandy. Nixon seen as he honors Duke Ellington at a ceremony in the White House. Nixon addresses the house and plays happy birthday to Duke Ellington on the piano. From a pro-Nixon "documentary" called "The Nixon Years: Change Without Chaos" covering President Richard Nixon's first four years in office. Released during his 1972 reelection campaign.
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