1963 - The Circus Krone puts on a show including acrobats, clowns, trained elephants, and lions who ride horseback.
1963 - Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco arrive in America with their children Princess Caroline and Prince Albert.
1963 - Eggs are collected via conveyers and pulleys from caged chickens on an automated farm.
1963 - People pray for the health of the ailing Pope John XXIII.
1963 - Alfred Hitchcock and Tippi Hedren release a flock of pigeons at the Cannes Film Festival to celebrate the premiere of their film "The Birds."
1963 - JFK's funeral mass is held at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington DC.
1963 - Servicemen remove JFK's casket from Air Force On at night in Washington DC, then help Jackie Kennedy into the hearse with it.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, several men are fighting on top of a rocky pile. Several slide down into the mud below, including a woman who participates in the fight with much enthusiasm.
1963 - Men and tanks of the US Army's 2nd Armored Division are welcomed in west Germany.
1963 - Marchers are shown as well as the Washington Monument and singer Marian Anderson takes the stage during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - Dr. Martin Luther King gives his I Have A Dream speech at the Lincoln Memorial at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963- Joan Baez sings to a crowd of activists and the Washington Monument is shown during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - Nuclear, atomic, and medical research are conducted in Japan.
1963 - JFK says that while some business owners and public schools have gladly cooperated with de-segregation efforts, many more require legislative action.
1940 - The Tacoma Narrows Bridge sways dangerously during a storm (narrated in 1963).
1963 - In his State of the Union address, JFK explains his proposed tax cuts.
1963 - The Chuting Stars, the US Navy's parachute exhibition team, bail out from their plane.
1963 - Teenage boys and girls take part in a 50-mile hike to honor US Marines.
1963 - The Washington Monument is shown as Dr. Martin Luther King gives his I Have A Dream speech at the Lincoln Memorial at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - Richard Nixon visits the Berlin Wall with his wife and daughters.
1963 - Pope John XXIII oversees the beatification of the first American saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton, at St. Peter's Basilica.
1950s - Pope XXIII works as a cardinal diplomat in Venice, Italy (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Bob Hope gives a humorous speech after receiving a special Congressional gold medal from JFK.
US - 1963 - in this romance, a man covered in dried mud suggests to his wife, also covered in mud, to clean themselves together, but she stalks off into her room.
US - 1963 - in this western, a father and daughter take a stroll on their property. The father shoots a pheasant and lectures his daughter.
US - 1963 - in this western, cowboys compete in a tug-of-war game on horseback. One horse falls, rolling over the ground. A woman is concerned about the rider but he is alright.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a governor asks an ex-lover for discretion. She laughs at him and pushes him into the path of a horse race. An egg lands on his face.
US - 1963 - in this western, an angry woman talks to a man playing chess at a saloon. Using an idiom, he makes it clear that their discussion can wait.
US - 1963 - in this western, a supervisor puts a farm hand in his place.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a big man wants to fight a younger man. Although it seems an unfair fight, the young man cockily accepts, but none of his punches have any effect on his opponent.
US - 1963 - in this western, a man shows the crowd at a town's fair new dance steps while a band plays the music. The crowd, loving it, pays close attention.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, after an argument with her drunk husband, a woman storms up the stairs and goes to her room.
1963 - Men work in Japan's heavy industry factories and are paid well.
1963 - A Japanese family wakes up in the morning and eats breakfast together.
1963 - Cardinal Spellman arrives in Rome with American nuns and teenage Ann O'Neil for the beatification of Elizabeth Ann Seton, whose intercession was credited with saving O'Neil's life, at St. Peter's Basilica.
1963 - Roy Sherwood and Dean Shambach place well at the Torger Tokle Memorial Ski Jump competition.
1963 - JFK speaks at the commencement ceremony for officers at the Air Force Academy.
1963 - Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip attend a regatta in Auckland, New Zealand.
1963 - The annual motorboat show takes place in New York, with an array of vessels and nautical gadgets for sale.
1963 - The tear down process of New York City's Penn Station begins.
1963 - A hovercraft ferries passengers across the Bristol Channel from Wales to England.
1963 - A mourning Jackie Kennedy reminds JFK Jr. to salute as his father's casket passes by in Washington DC.
1940 - Children are evacuated from London after Nazi air raids set the city ablaze during the blitz (narrated in 1963).
1940 - Winston Churchill visits with firefighters and resilient civilians in the wreckage of London after a Nazi blitz (narrated in 1963).
1941 - US Navy ships go up in flames after the attack on Pearl Harbor, spurring patriotism across the country (narrated in 1963).
1963- Joan Baez sings to a crowd of activists and the Washington Monument is shown during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1910 - Womens suffragists speak, parade and demand the right to vote.