The personnel policies of the Jack and Heintz Co. of Cleveland, to increase production in Ohio, United States. A man and a woman worker talks and wastes time. Other workers work. The workers give work call treatment to time wasters. The man goes back to work. A machine breaks down. A sign reads : 'Associates You can't Spell Victory With An Absent "T", Keep Up That Record'. The employees look at notices on the Notice Board. Incentive talks spur workers to set production records and to combat absenteeism. Jack and Heintz employee services take interviews of Africans and hire personnel. The company receives several applications from overseas. Bill Jack and other industrialists visit the factory.
Aerial view of aircraft carrier underway. Aerial view Navy destroyer parting wave with bow in heavy seas. Aircraft carrier entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Grumman Panther jets seen on deck. Hula dancers alongside ship in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Navy engine room engineer turning wheel. Sonar and radio operators in Navy. Orderly in hospital attends to a patient's foot. Quarter master at helm of ship. Two destroyers side by side at sea.
Lew Worsham wins the United States Open Championship in a playoff, St Louis, Missouri. Lewis Elmer "Lew" Worsham, Jr. and Sam Snead, American golf players play golf on golf course. Spectators watch the game and applaud. Lew Worsham wins from 2 and 1/2 foot putt on the 18th green. Lew Worsham receives trophy.
Demonstrations at United States Embassy (24 Grosvenor Square, London W1A 1AE, United Kingdom) in Mayfair, London, England, protesting American involvement in the Vietnam War. The police are moving in on the crowd. Bare tree in the foreground, the crowd of anti-war and peace activist demonstrators in Grosvenor Square. Police carry off demonstrators to the buses to be taken away. Large banners are being carried by the demonstrators in Grosvenor Square. A bus pulling out with demonstrators to the Police Station. The police and photographers, police have the demonstrators in tow. The buses and police wagons. The police pushing in on the crowded demonstrators along with the Mounted Police. A large mob jammed in the square. Police are lining the sidewalk. A demonstrator being carried off by the police. Police along the sidewalk with officials. Street is littered with newspapers after the mob dispersed. Police are seen walking through the park. Police running with a stretcher. Police carry a man on the stretcher toward the ambulance at the curb. Man being carried around to the back of the ambulance, being put into ambulance and taken to the hospital.
Early advertising: Admiral Cigarette (1897) in the United States. A commercial. Four men in various costumes sit and converse in front of a billboard for Admiral Cigarettes. The billboard fills the entire background. Beside them is a large box, marked Admiral Cigarettes. A cross section of men: one dressed as an American Indian, with feather headdress, another a military outfit, a third, as Uncle Sam in striped pants, and the fourth (with pork-chop whiskers) is in a suit, vest, tie, and hat. Suddenly, the box pops open and a woman in tight-fitting costume emerges. She hands out cigarettes to the men and scatters dozens of cigarettes in front of them. She and the men smoke cigarettes and the men unfurl a banner saying, "We all smoke." (Edison Studio, New Jersey)
USAF Strategic Air Command (SAC) during retirement ceremony in the United States. SAC drill team marches with rifles. Civilians standing on either side of the road, watch them. Major General Timothy J. Dacey Jr, Chief of Staff, Strategic Air Command, during the retirement ceremony. SAC team presents weapon to Major General Timothy J. Dacey and honors him.
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