USA - 1956 - Chemists are able to scientifically expand copper ore.
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USA - 1900s - People bustle around New York City at the turn of the century while the narrator describes scientist William Crookes' concern about global starvation (narrated in the 1956).
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USA - 1956 - In this crime drama, a woman checks her watch on a porch. A man sleeps in a house being filled with gas.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1956 - Virginia Graham interviews Pegeen Fitzgerald, Mary Healy, Peter Lind Hayes, and Gene Tunney after the premiere of a Cinerama film about the seven wonders of the world.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye and Bluto try to sway voters and learn that Olive Oyl's vote will determine which of them wins a local election.
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USA - 1956 - An antibiotic is developed in a chemical laboratory.
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USA - 1940s - Clarinetist Artie Shaw leads his band in a call and response number, including drummer Buddy Rich (narrated in 1956).
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KOREA - 1956 - in this drama, wounded soldiers lie in a military hospital tent. A nurse checks on a patient who just woke up from a heavy painkiller.
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US - 1956 - in this drama, a man tells a woman that not everything is black and white and that marriage doesn't always come with a happily ever after. He recognizes her thirst for life.
1956 - People pass by a servicemen's lounge in New York City.
1950s - President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles meet Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev at the Geneva Conference in 1955. In 1953, President Eisenhower addresses the UN urging to curb atomic power.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye builds a metallic house to fend off termites.
1953 - The Department of Health, Education and Welfare is opened under the Eisenhower administration (narrated in 1956).
1956 - Vehicular and pedestrian traffic in New York City.
1950s - President Eisenhower welcomes many international leaders to the White House, including Prime Minister Eden, Canada's Prime Minister St. Laurent, and King Paul and Queen Frederica of Greece (narrated in 1956).
1956 - People and cars pass by Grand Central Station in New York City.
1956 - A military parade is put on by the Soviet-sponsored Egyptian Army, demonstrating the might they are willing to put against Israel.
1956 - A montage shows the myriad ways American standards of living have improved under President Eisenhower.
1950s - President Eisenhower passes legislation such as the Seaway Act, and helps industry and farming reach new highs. A massive highway construction project gets under way with his administration.
1956 - In this animated film, termites eat the white picket fence around Popeye's house.
1956 - In this animated film, Colonel Bleep the alien, Squeak the cowboy puppet and Scratch the caveman are shown waking up in different ways.
1956 - In this animated film, a Martian learns about free enterprise in America and steals library books on the subject to bring back to Mars, in hopes of simulating America's high standard of living.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye and Bluto learn that Olive Oyl's vote will determine which of them wins a local election.
1956 - Marilyn Monroe meets Queen Elizabeth II (narrated in 1962).
1956 - In this animated film, termites eat Popeye's home and furniture out from under him.
USA - 1956 - US Army servicemen and women help Hungarian refugee families transfer from USAF planes onto army buses.
1956 - In this animated film, a Martian is amazed by a gas station and goes to the library to research petroleum.
SPAIN - 1956 - A trailer for the Spanish film "Calabuch" shows Edmund Gwenn exercising on the beach.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye gets impatient with Olive Oyl for wanting a date with the continental man she hears on the radio. Bluto overhears the program and gets an idea.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye defeats the superstitious Bluto with a ladder and dynamite.
1950s - A montage of President Eisenhower's National Defense policy in action.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye easily defeats Bluto in a swordfight after eating some spinach.
1956 - In this animated film, Scratch the caveman fends off dinosaurs and is befriended by a newly hatched prehistoric bird.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye beats Bluto at the polls.
1956 - In this animated film, termites outwit Popeye by eating the bridge he's chasing them on.
1953 - Dwight Eisenhower is sworn in as President of the United States, and in his inaugural address speaks on the importance of reducing armaments around the world (narrated in 1956).
1956 - A homecoming parade of wrecked cars precedes the football game played at Georgia Tech's Grant Field, where the Yellow Jackets defeat the Tulane Green Wave.
1956 - In this animated film, Bluto challenges Popeye to a swordfight over Olive Oyl and gains the upper hand.
1956 - In this animated film, Bluto makes superstitious Olive Oyl think it's Friday the 13th so she won't go out with Popeye.
1956 - In this animated film, superstitious Olive Oyl is frightened of a black cat so Popeye gets rid of it before it can eat her goldfish.
1956 - Women model hats made from varying materials, from feathers to plastic.
A town, including a United States Air Force base, is frozen in ice as a genial airman parachutes in and, later, he drives a convertible automobile, in a cartoon, in 1956.
1956 - In this animated film, Colonel Bleep the alien and Scratch the caveman realize their wooden belongings have been eaten by a giant termite, who has also captured their friend Squeak the wooden cowboy puppet.
1956 - In this animated film, oil companies compete to make different kinds of products from crude oil.
1956 - In this animated film, Bluto pours cement in Popeye's bathtub to prevent him from getting to his wedding on time, but Popeye eats spinach and busts out.
1956 - In this animated film, Bluto tries to sabotage Popeye's boxer training.
1956 - In this animated film, Popeye and Bluto compete for Olive Oyl's vote by plowing her field.
1956 - In this animated film, termites eat Popeye's mailbox and fence.