US - 1963 - in this western, a Native American in a suit hands a man in a store a note, complaining about the racial prejudice of people who never consider his many qualifications.
US - 1963 - in this romance, disagreeing with a worker, a young woman climbs up a ladder to improve his work. When she falls off, he grabs her to help her keep her balance but she yells at him.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a man drinking with a woman insists on not letting him drink alone. Bravely, she downs her glass of whiskey.
US - 1963 - in this western, an old vagrant gives a young man passing by unwanted advice. The latter is uninterested and tells him to leave him alone.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a woman dramatically storms into her home and demands that her father shoot a man who made a statement she considers an insult.
1963 - Textiles are produced at a garment factory in Japan.
1963 - Transistor radios and televisions are invented in Japan.
1963 - Women work in a textile factory in Japan.
1963 - Governor George Wallace stands at the gates of Alabama University to meet federal officers sent by JFK to force the university to integrate.
1963 - Track and field star CK Yang racks up points for UCLA in high jump, broad jump, discus, high hurdle and shot-put events.
1963 - UCLA's CK Yang sets new records in the 100 and 400 meter dash.
1963 - Ransomed prisoners from Cuba disembark a plane at Homestead Air Force Base in Florida.
1963 - The Washington Huskies football team defeats the Stanford Indians.
1963 - The USC Trojan football team handily defeats the Ohio State Buckeyes.
1963 - Men of the US Army's 2nd Armored Division are flown to the Rhein Main Airbase Airbase in Germany.
1963 - Severe drought causes forest fires across America, and firemen work to fight them.
1963 - A drought severely depletes New York's reservoirs.
1963 - Newly appointed Prime Minister Douglas-Home moves in to 10 Downing Street.
1963 - A historically bad blizzard hits the UK.
1963 - A springer spaniel wins best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show.
1963 - Boy Scouts present JFK with mementos of his time in the organization.
1963 - A new Iraqi regime rises up after the execution of pro-communist leader Abd al-Karim Qasim.
1963 - Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in New Zealand, where they meet with Maori leaders.
1963 - Admiral Nimitz and Secretary Korth of the US Navy oversee the commissioning ceremony for the USS Halsey, a guided missile frigate, at the San Francisco Naval shipyard.
1963 - A baseball player at the University of Washington plays well on artificial legs.
1963 - At the annual meeting of the presidential committee on Employment of the Handicapped, JFK presents the Man of the Year award to a man in a wheelchair who has promoted traffic safety laws.
1963 - Gregory Peck attends the premiere of "To Kill a Mockingbird" in London, England with Ava Gardner and meets Princess Margaret at the theater.
1963 - LBJ holds a press conference at night in the White House, having just assumed the presidency after JFK's assassination.
1963 - Jackie, Caroline, and John F. Kennedy Jr. get out of their car for JFK's funeral procession.
1963 - JFK is seen addressing a large crowd, and seen on a White House balcony with Jackie Kennedy and his children as the narrator mourns his passing.
1963 - JFK and Jackie Kennedy are rapturously received at the airport in Dallas, Texas, and the motorcade gets underway. Police scramble when JFK is assassinated.
1963 - Signs are painted and structures are built and a microphone test is shown as civil rights activists prepare for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - The Torger Tokle Memorial Ski Jump begins on Bear Mountain in New York.
1941 - US Navy vessels and nearby towns destroyed by the Pearl Harbor attacks are shown in the aftermath (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Women work in an electronics factory in Japan.
1963- Odetta sings to a crowd of activists and the Washington Monument is shown during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
USA - 1963 - A woman operates a control panel for a NASA immobilization experiment.
1963 - Women work in an electronics factory in Japan.
1963 - Longshoremen go on strike in New York City, New York.
1963 - Color television sets and computers are mass produced at a factory in Japan.
1963 - Historic sites tied to Elizabeth Ann Seton, including the graveyard where she's buried and the first school she founded, are toured after her beatification by the Pope.
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1963 - In this thrilling horror Sci-Fi film, a man removes his glasses and looks through a woman's body at her organs. He tells her she is dying and beyond medial help.
USA - 1963 - A track is attached to a Gemini space capsule so Gus Grissom's seat can be pulled out.
1963 - Alfred Hitchcock announces to the National Press Club that his next film will be called "The Birds."
1963 - President de Gaulle marvels at the aircrafts demonstrated at the French Air Show, from truck-carrying helicopters to jet packs.
1963 - UCLA's CK Yang wins a decathlon, participating in the javelin throw, pole vault, and 1500 meter dash.
1963 - The Texas Longhorns football team defeats the Rice Owls.
1963 - The Wisconsin Badgers defeat the Iowa Hawkeyes in a tight football game.