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A teenage boy calls his girlfriend from telephone booth; teenage couple at movie theater, young couple parking at overlook and kissing.
A boy calls inside telephone booth while smoking a cigarette. “TELEPHONE” written in booth. Girl enters her room, calling her boyfriend from telephone she is carrying, as seen from the mirror of her vanity table. Educator Mary Winspear comments how the girl is wise to consider the man she enters a sexual relationship with to regard him as a “part of her in an extremely subtle sort of way”. Boy using telephone booth. American advice columnist Ann Landers (pen name of Eppie Lederer) explains how important it is for teenage girls to know that “the boy isn’t thinking of this sexual thing in the same terms that they are thinking of it”. Girl puts down telephone on vanity table chair after ending the call with her boyfriend. American psychotherapist Albert Ellis comments that men and women are biologically different. “as the French saying goes “Vive la difference”” Albert Ellis said. A romantic movie in French in movie theater. The man in the French movie passionately kisses neck of his partner. Young woman’s hands picking on cuticle. Young man’s hand tries to touch the young woman’s hand at movie theater. The boy looks at the girl, who catches his glance. The boy smiles. The teenage couple holds hands as they watch movie together. POV windshield wiping raindrops as the car drives in dark, wet road. Cars parking near cliff at night. Teenage couple smoke cigarette together inside parked car. Ann Landers say “Sex belongs in marriage! This is what it is for”. Albert Ellis recommends teenagers to “pet to climax”. Mary Winspear advises to girls “… if you don’t have to, don’t!”. Teenage couple passionately kiss inside parked car.
Teenage boy takes elevator with frisky couple, young man visits girlfriend in apartment, various scenes of a young couple engaging in fun activities
Teenage boy walking in condominium lobby. Young man enters an elevator, only for a couple in their swim suits to join him inside. The couple, a portly man smoking a cigar and a thin woman with bouffant hair, playfully tease each other, engaging in hanky panky. The couple race towards their door as soon as the elevator opens. The teenage boy calmly heads toward another door. Teenage boy uses door knocker on door. Young woman with pixie cut hair opens door, talks to the boy, and lets him in. Young couple together in kitchen. Teenage boy inspects girl’s head and ears playfully and they kiss. Teenage couple buy movie tickets in movie theater box office counter and they enter movie theater together. Teenage couple dive together in public swimming pool. Young couple play bowling in bowling alley. Young couple skiing together.
Young man plays guitar, teen couple in bar, playing in snow, and in a home; experts on sexuality give advice.
A singer plays folk music on guitar. A teenage couple enters a bar together. A blond girl with Twiggy-inspired hair talking. Teenage boy smoking cigarette. 1960s teenagers laughing as they drink coffee and smoke inside bar. Teenage couple chats together in corner of bar. Teenage boy lights cigarette and girl holds cigarette. A young couple runs together in snow and fall on snow. Teenage couple passionately kiss each other on snowy ground. Teenage couple take off their shoes and winter coats in mudroom. Teenage boy with milk talks to girl and they head together upstairs. American advice columnist Ann Landers speaks about how every normal human being has a sex drive and they should “learn how to handle it. Learn how to live with it”. American psychotherapist Albert Ellis says how he would like to see teenagers evaluate for themselves why they should or should not engage in premarital sex, not because of parents, but because of its advantages and disadvantages. Educator Mary Winspear says that human beings can make intellectual choices, which differentiates them from the animal kingdom. “Make your choice. Choose under the best circumstances that you can. Choose your mate and then I would just sit back and hope for the best for them. And Hope I think is the one four-letter word that we are entitled to use in this context.”
United States Generals Dwight Eisenhower, Omar Bradley, George S. Patton and Manton Eddy, inspect Ohrdruf Concentration Camp with the 4th Armored Division and concentration camp survivors, German civilians forced to tour camp during WW2
Survivors show United States soldiers around Ohrdruf Concentration Camp, part of the Buchenwald Concentration Camp network in Thuringia, Germany, after its liberation during World War 2. A group of concentration camp survivors talk to a United States soldier. A concentration camp survivor talks, behind him a fellow survivor smokes a cigarette. United States Generals Dwight Eisenhower, Omar Bradley, George S. Patton and Manton Eddy, inspect Ohrdruf Concentration Camp with the 4th Armored Division and concentration camp survivors. Surviving inmates show the concentration camp whipping post to United States Army soldiers and Generals Eisenhower, Patton, Bradley and Eddy. A United States soldier photographer takes pictures of the whipping post to collect war crime evidence. Generals Eisenhower, Patton, Bradley and Eddy walk ahead of American soldiers in Ohrdruf Concentration Camp. A woodshed containing piles of lime-covered bodies. Close view of bodies, starved with some riddled with bullets. View of George Patton, disgusted from the pile of dead bodies, as he inspects the woodshed a few feet away. General Dwight Eisenhower speaks with General Manton Eddy (center) and another United States General. Former inmates demonstrate to the United States Army how the Nazis torture them using a rack. United States Army and generals find fresh corpses of prisoners, gunned by Nazis shortly before the United States Army captured Ohrdruf. Corpse lying face down, with anal area covered in blood. General Dwight Eisenhower and other generals inspect the crude woodland crematory made out of railway tracks by the Nazis to dispose dead prisoners. Charred bodies and skeletons of inmates are on grill. General Dwight Eisenhower and General Omar Bradley inspect the crematory. United States Army trucks arrive in Ohrdruf Concentration Camp with German civilians. German civilians, with some are prominent Nazi Party members, are led by the United States soldiers on a forced tour of the concentration camp. A German medical major, tasked to accompany the German civilians during tour, stands next to jeep with red cross flag. Colonel Hayden Sears speaks to German civilians and American soldiers. United States general speaks to German medical officer. German civilians are led to courtyard of the camp, where there are 30 fresh corpses of prisoners who were killed shortly before the camp’s liberation. United States soldiers lead a group of former slave labor bosses to join their tour. United States soldiers show the German civilians the woodshed containing piles of quicklime-covered bodies. German civilians enter the woodshed upon insistence of Colonel Hayden Sears. German civilians walk away, some covering their noses with handkerchief, from the woodshed. Nazi slave labor bosses enter the woodshed upon insistence by United States Army. German medical officer and slave labor bosses leave the woodshed. German civilians and slave labor bosses tour the camp with United States Army. A German slave labor boss denies his knowledge about the atrocities against the prisoners. German civilians are made to see the charred remains of prisoners in crude woodland crematory. A United States soldier reads to German civilians and officers a list of atrocities committed against prisoners in the Ohrdruf Concentration Camp. Charred remains of a prisoner. German civilians listen to United States soldier.
United States Marines fire with machine gun at Sugar Loaf Hill during Battle of Okinawa in WW2
United States Marines fire at Japanese using a Browning M1917 machine gun during battle of Sugar Loaf Hill in Okinawa in World War 2. Another Marine holds the ammunition belt for the Marine firing with machine gun. United States Marines fire with machine gun at hilltop.
United States Air Force delivers rations to United States and Australian forces, Papuan locals, meal preparation with ration during Salamaua-Lae campaign in WWII
Title card reads, "Aussies and Yanks." Military aircraft fly over a field near Salamaua, near Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea during the Salamaua-Lae campaign in World War 2. United States Mitchell B-25 bombers fly toward Salamaua to deliver supplies to Allied forces and attack Japanese supply lines, flying over wrecked ship at sea. United States B-25 aircraft flying over mountains near Salamaua. Australian soldiers wade through muddy jungle near Salamaua, Papua New Guinea. Australian soldiers explore through tall grass. A United States Air Force Douglas C-47 Skytrain drops supplies for Allied ground troops over Salamaua, Papua New Guinea. Papuan locals pick up supplies and rations that fell from Douglas C-47 Skytrain. United States and Australian soldiers prepare a meal using pocket stove. Australian soldier drinks from oval shaped container.
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