Marching troops and Soviet leaders during the May Day parade at the Red Square in Moscow, Russia. People take photos of the parade. Civilians with Soviet flags and flowers sing songs while watching the parade. Policemen on alert and keep crowd in line. People of all age group present at the venue. People carry large posters of Stalin, Khrushchev and other Soviet officials.
Marching troops and Soviet leaders during the May Day parade at the Red Square in Moscow, Russia. Policemen park their motorcycles to keep people in line. A large crowd of civilians gathered to witness the arrival of a dignitary. Some people watch from the windows of their houses. Motorcycle escorts lead the motorcade of a dignitary. Dignitary arrived at the May Day celebrations.
A revolution against the Stalinist government in Hungary (the Hungarian Revolution of 1956). Civilians open manhole covers and look for Hungarian prisoners who may be trying to escape in the sewer sytem near the Communist Party headquarter building in Koztarsasag Square, Budapest. View of severly damaged Headquarters building. Police guards arrest some hiding communists in the building. One is offered a cigarette by his captors. A Communist official being taken away in a car.
A report about events and happenings of the Watergate scandal and hearings of the Senate-Watergate Committee, in Washington DC. Charles McDowell presents special report on 'Senate Hearings on Campaign Activities' about inquiry on Richard Nixon's election campaign in 1972. He speaks from the Caucus Hall where hearings took place. Carl M Shcoffler, Washington DC Police Officer, speaks before the Select Committee. James McCord, former Secretary Director of the Nixon Re-election Committee displays telephone wire tapping equipment. Experts check the condition and reliability of the tapes. Experts speak before the committee. Chief Counsel Samuel Dash recalls the moment.
President Richard Nixon's press conference at White House in Washington DC. A press reporter questions about conduct of police force and National Guards during demonstrations. Nixon justified harsh methods used by National Guards against the violent demonstrators.
Film begins as Texas takes the field, wearing red warm-up jackets. Stadium appears filled to capacity. Numerous plays in the game are seen throughout the film. A banner draped over a front row railing, in the grandstand, cites 100th anniversary of the NCAA and reads:"Welcome President Nixon." Several police officers are seen in that vicinity. Scoreboard shows Arkansas ahead 14 to nothing (after third quarter). Numerous shots of the crowd in the stands, but none showing the President or his party. As the game nears the end, some spectators appear to be covering up because of a light rain. (Note: In the 4th quarter, Texas rallied to win the game 15 to 14.)
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