A portrait of Henry Ford,founder of Ford Motor Company, in United States.
Ford Motor car being tested in rough fields in United States. A man drives the car across rough fields in country side.
Henry Ford and others load mail sacks from a truck onto a plane in United States. Plane takes off. Other plane takes off from a snow covered runway. Ford Trimotors,cars and mail trucks on a snow covered field. Planes take off. A man sits at a desk and other man brings airmail letters. The first man sorts through the letters.
Workers with huge disc of clay fastened on an axle between two wooden wheels in United States. They move it over and place on a large potters wheel. Potter shapes a huge pot for melting glass.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives at the stand and is greeted by the Vice President Richard Nixon. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter,American ambassador to United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge,Soviet ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov also arrive with the Soviet Premier. Vice President Nixon speaks into the microphone on the review stand followed by Premier Khrushchev and his interpreter's speech. Vice President Nixon and Premier Khrushchev enter a limousine and drive away. A Russian TU-114 takes off.
A group of United States marines, some of them injured. Marine Private Albert Smith narrates experiences about Gaudal canal campaign. He explains the exchange of fires between Japan and Allied troops. (World War II period).
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