Molotov, Foreign Minister of Soviet Union and representatives of various Eastern European countries, at a meeting in Moscow, Soviet Union. After the meeting, representatives leave the building. They arrive at some other building where an Army officer receives them. Molotov and other representatives sign a document, one by one. Soviet minister Gromyko is part of the gathering.
Contingents of Soviet and American soldiers march in military tribute to Soviet-American friendship. The pageant is reviewed by Major General John Russell Dean, Commander of the U.S. Military Mission in Moscow, and his Soviet counterpart. The exercise concludes with a Soviet officer and an American officer saluting one another and shaking hands. Snow is falling. Spectators include official Soviet and American families, all dressed warmly, some in furs, Small boy seen in huge white fur coat. U.S. National Seal displayed along side Soviet Red Star. (World War II period).
An exhibition of Czechoslovakian manufactured goods in Moscow,Soviet Union. People look at motorbikes,cars,wearing apparel,utensils,trucks manufactured in Czechoslovakia.
Various ships sail as people look at them at Sea Day celebrations in Moscow,Soviet Union. A new ship 'Pstrowski' being launched as it sails away.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev enters a room with minister Andrei A. Gromyko in Kremlin, Soviet Union. Minister Gromyko, Lord Alec Douglas-Home of Great Britain and United States Secretary of State, Dean Rusk sign nuclear test ban treaty as Hubert Humphrey and Adlai E. Stevenson look on.
A film titled ' More Moscow apartments get natural gas' shows a workman turning on natural gas in an apartment in Moscow,Soviet Union. Family uses gas stove to cook food.
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