Russia's new Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov is present in the closing of three days Egyptian Celebration. Egyptian audience clapping during the parade. Egyptians celebrate as the last British Troops are withdrawn from Suez. An impressive parade of newly acquired Soviet military tanks, guns and other war material. Parade presided over by the newly elected President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
View of various towns in United States of America. People walking on the streets. People sitting in front of their houses. Two boys ride skateboards on sidewalks. Traffic on the streets. View of skyscrapers in several cities including New York City. White House in Washington Dc is seen.
A Steam shovel breaks ground at River Rouge Plant of Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, Michigan. Men watch as the steam shovel breaks ground for a new water tunnel for the power plant. Production plant buildings in the background. Steam rises up from chimneys.
Parade in residential area. Motorcycle police seen. Flag bearer, band and marching units in parade. Girls and boys dressed as Indians. Boys in colonial costumes. Pony drawn cart led by a man. A little girl and boy riding on it. Little girls in colonial costume. Groups of children in costumes of several lands. Old and new cars.
Charles Augustus Lindbergh at Roosevelt field in front of his plane Spirit of St. Louis. His mother Evangeline Lindbergh with him before his flight. Charles Lindbergh flies from New York to Paris. Crowd gathered to welcome him at Bourget Field in Paris. Charles Lindbergh with Myron T. Herrick, the U.S. Ambassador to France at his home. Myron T. Herrick waves Lindbergh' helmet.
Charles A Lindbergh (Lindy) and wife, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, in Nome, Alaska on their survey flight over the Great Circle route from New York to Tokyo, for use by commercial airlines. The Lindberghs pose in front of their Lockheed Sirius airplane, parked in the water behind them. (It is equipped with pontoons as a float plane.) Citizens of Nome are turned out to greet them. The Lindberghs cleaning up their aircraft. The couple is seen mingling among a large group of native Inuit eskimo men, women, and children, in indigenous dress, who turned out to see the famous aviator. Next, Lindbergh stands behind his wife, as she sits in the seat of a sled hitched to a team of dogs. The Lindberghs ride with the Inuit sled driver as the team of dogs pulls the sled over the frozen tundra grass. Later, they pose with three women dressed in furs. They also pose with several Inuit Eskimo women.
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