Argentine President Ramon Castillo is overthrown by revolution in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentine Army revolts against the President. Army takes over the Casa de Gobierno/Casa Rosada (Balcarce 78, C1064 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina). Men revolt in large number. Soldiers try to control them. Artillery on the street. Wreckage in a house. Vehicles move on street. Men destroy the vehicles. Bombarding and firing on the street. Smoke arises. Army leaders watch the activities of the men from the balcony of a building. Flag on the building. (World War II period).
The Argentine Pavillion from the 1889 Paris Exposition at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ornate mausoleums of the Recoleta Cemetery. People walk and shop at an outdoor market in Buenos Aires. Traffic in downtown district, mixing pedestrians, horses, horse carts, cars and trucks. Workers widen Santa Fe Street. Vehicles drive past on Avenida Alvear that leads to Palermo.
United States MEDCAP team treats patients at Tan Tru in South Vietnam. United States medics treat the leg of a boy. Medic gives slip and talks to her. Medic dresses the back of the boy's knee. A Vietnamese woman sits with a child. Medic gives medicine to her. Medic dresses a boy's leg. Medic checks eye sight of an old Vietnamese man. A boy watches. Medic treats shoulder back of the boy. An old woman sits for the treatment. A woman and a child take medicines. Medic treats a boy's ear.
Colonel Juan Domingo Peron takes charge as the new President of Argentina in an official ceremony at Buenos Aires in Argentina. Previous President Edelmiro Farrell congratulates him. The First Lady Eva “Evita” Peron witnesses the ceremony. Peron and other dignitaries walk out of a hall and review a parade of Argentine troopers. A huge crowd waits outside the hall for the new President.
A special representative from U.S. President Roosevelt, Major General Frank Andrews arriving at Buenos Aires on Argentine Independence Day and greeted by Argentine Army officers. Argentine Army and Navy personnel marching at Argentine Independence Day celebration and Vice President Castillo presiding at ceremony.
Stanton Griffis, the newly appointed U.S. Ambassador to Argentina, presents his credentials to President Juan Peron in Buenos Aires. Griffis arrives to Casa Rosada (Balcarce 78, C1064 CABA, Argentina), the Argentine presidential palace in horse wagons. He reviews guard of honor and then meets President Peron and other leaders in an official ceremony. He also presents a gold coin to the Argentine Head of State.
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