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Bitter Root Jim uses sign language to tell his renowned bear story
Native American Indian Bitter Root Jim presents a classic,his renowned bear story. He has a pouch strung to side of his waist on which a horse is printed. He uses sign language to tell his story. Sitting from left to right are other Native American Indians: Drags Wolf, Arickaree; Iron Whip,Sioux; Deer Nose,Crow; James Eagle, Arickaree; Foolish Woman,Mandan; and Strange Owl,Cheyenne, read Bitter Root Jim's hand signals.
Native American Indian Tribal Council members relax and share Jokes in sign language
Indian Tribal Council members relax after formal features of the council gathering are over. View of the council members. Indian Chiefs have informal talk with one another using sign language. Inter tribal by-play. Jokes and 'wise-cracks' in sign. The theory that a Indian does not laugh is left without a leg to stand on as all Indian Chiefs share jokes with one another in sign.
Demonstration of sign Kiowa in Native American Indian sign language by General Hugh L. Scott, United States.
General Hugh L. Scott seated on a chair demonstrates Indian sign language of Plains Indians. General demonstrates sign for Kiowa.
Generals review the United States Army 3rd Division along with military tanks and trucks.
Review of the United States Army 3rd Division. Speeding of the mechanization of the military units. The military tanks, trucks and troops reviewed. Troops march with flags. Generals salute.
Yankees, Colt 45s, Giants, and Mets baseball teams practice at spring training camps, 1962
Players prepare for the 1962 baseball season at spring training camps. Members of the New York Yankees run onto field in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Brief shots of star Yankee pitchers Whitey Ford and Luis Arroyo chatting. Rare shot of Hall of Famer Robin Roberts in Yankee uniform, trying to catch on with New York after being released by Philadelphia Phillies. Shot of rookies Phil Linz and Tom Tresh, both of whom would make the team. Fans in stands applaud as sluggers Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris take swings in the batting cage. Maris and Mantle pose for photographers. Scene shifts to the first training camp of the Houston Colt 45's in Apache Junction, Arizona. The Colt 45s, later renamed the Astros, were one of two new National League teams that year. Manager Paul Richards and coach Harry Craft watch players from dugout. Mountains visible in background as pitchers Jim Umbricht, Bobby Shantz and Dick Ferrell warm up. Third baseman Jim McDaniel fields a ground ball during infield practice. Scene shifts to the San Francisco Giants' training camp in Phoenix Arizona. Harvey Kuenn, Willie Mays, Matty Alou and Felipe Alou pose with bats for the camera. Giants pitchers each take a turn pitching, the last one being former Yankee Don Larsen. Kuenn and Mays lash hits in batting cage. Final scene is in St. Petersburg Florida, where the expansion New York Mets are holding their first spring training. Manager Casey Stengel talks with his coaches and shows off the Mets uniform. Shots of pitchers Roger Craig and Jay Hook throwing. Shots of shortstop Felix Mantilla, second baseman Charlie Neal and first baseman Gil Hodges doing infield practice. Announcer says the Mets' pep "should raise the expectations of New York fans" -- an ironic statement, given the Mets would lose 120 games that year, still a Major League Baseball record.
Loudspeaker jeep and tank move across a field; aircraft drop leaflets over soldiers
Psychological warfare operations (PSYOP) and information dissemination demonstration by the United States Army during the Cold War. A loudspeaker jeep hidden distantly behind clump of trees in a grassy field. A tank (likely a Sherman M4 tank) with a loudspeaker moves across a field. Leaflets distantly visible in the sky. A B-26 plane flies past a field. More leaflets fill the sky distantly visible. Leaflets falling on the fields. A United States Army L-16 plane flying low, dropping leaflets over soldiers.