The Cleveland Browns play New York Giants in a game that decides the first place professional standing in the Eastern division of the NFL. Huge crowd stands cheering. Jimmy Brown takes a screen pass for 72 yards and a touchdown, and then runs 32 yards for another score. Cleveland Browns wins over New York Giants with a score of 35-24.
Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson arrives at Caledon in a Canadian Air Force helicopter. He has come to attend 11th World Ploughing Contest. He inspects a two ton globe which is a symbol of agriculture's part in making a peaceful society. Prime Minister and others walking and inspecting latest farm machinery. Many views farmers from different countries driving tractors and ploughing field. People and VIPs watching. as Championship awards are given to winners. The silver Canadian plowing trophy goes to Stan Willis of Cornwall, Prince Edward Island. The overall gold plowing trophy goes to a contestant from Sweden.
Ruins and rubble in city of Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, following a massive earthquake. Destroyed houses, wrecked cars and rubble of buildings in the city. Inhabitants are evacuated. Women and children in fields. Rescue teams comprised of mine workers and troops continue to discover survivors. Survivors are taken on stretchers. Medical teams treating injured civilians. Rescue operations in progress.
Under-Secretary of State Averell Harriman with Secretary of State arrives at Hyannisport with a report on successful nuclear test ban treaty negotiations. Averell Harriman, President John Kennedy and other dignitaries talking. President Kennedy addressing the nation describes the treaty as the first step away from war.
Windmills in Dutch town of Kinderdijk. Tourists near windmill taking pictures. View of boats in water near windmills and tourists walking on road. Seventeen windmills, which are two hundred years old, are put into operation during July and August.
Dignitaries from different Nations join the Big Three in signing an atom-test ban agreement. The event is at Kremlin where United States, Britain and the USSR agree to ban all atoms tests except underground nuclear testing. View of dignitaries. Secretary of State Dean Rusk signing for the United States, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko for the Soviets and Lord Home for Britain as Chairman Nikita Khrushchev looks on with United Nations Secretary General, U Thant.
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