Nearly twenty eight ski mobile (snowmobile) participants from all over North America participate at a Second Annual Players World Championship in Montreal, Canada. Players ride their bikes on snow covered area. American Steve Ave wins the title and presented a trophy.
Figure skating during the first Canadian Winter Games in Quebec City, Canada. Men and women on ice during pair dance. Spectators watch. A girl on ice during solo free style skating. Toller Cranston gives a solo performance.
The World Snowmobile Championship in Montreal, Canada. 28 international racers compete at the championship. People watch the championship. Steve Ave of Hurley, Wisconsin wins the racing championship.
French President Charles de Gaulle visits Montreal, Canada. A large crowd gathers on the streets. The French President Charles de Gaulle gives a speech including the 'Free Quebec' slogan of French-Canadian separatists. The Canadian Prime Minister Lester Bowles "Mike" Pearson speaks against the French President. A demonstration by the crowd. Policemen arrest a few demonstrators. President Charles de Gaulle returns to France. Cars passing on the street. People crowd on the streets in large number.
Six Yugoslavian embassies bombed through out United States and Canada. Damaged embassy building in Washington after the blast. Broken window glasses of consulate off Fifth Avenue in New York.
Americans, Billy Casper and Art Wall, tee off on the 18th hole at Canadian Open Golf Tournament in Montreal. Casper's approach shot falls within 8 feet of the pin. He one-putts for a birdie. Wall two-putts and they end the hole even. The next day, Casper wins the playoff by four strokes, shooting a 65. He stands with his young son on the green.
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