1963 - People maneuver the busy, modern sidewalks of Tokyo, Japan.
1940s - The allies storm the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, and a year later the Nazis surrender to General Eisenhower's troops (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Fidel Castro gives a speech in Moscow's Red Square, attended by Nikita Khrushchev.
1963 - Italy's former president Giovanni Gronchi presents the Balzan Award for peace to Pope John XXIII at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, Italy.
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 - Kabuki theater is performed in Japan.
1963 - Foreign Minister Gromyko, US Secretary of State Harriman and Britain's Viscount Hailsham sign a nuclear test ban pact in Moscow, Russia.
1963 - A football game between the Michigan State Spartans and Michigan Wolverines ends in a tie.
1945 - Crowds swarm outside the White House to hear President Truman declare victory over Japan (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Commuters leave a train station and crowd the sidewalks of Tokyo, Japan.
1963 - LBJ disembarks Air Force One and gives a speech at the airport in Washington DC, having just assumed the presidency after JFK's assassination.
1963 - Maori people in New Zealand perform the Haka and other dances in honor of a visit from Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
1963 - Huge crowds of mourners come to see the body of Pope John XXIII, come to lie in state at St. Peter's basilica in Rome, Italy.
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 - The Italian Police Force puts on a show with judo and motorcycling.
USA - 1963 - A technician provides a drink to a patient on bed rest and studies some liquid content.
1944 - Allied paratroopers are dropped into occupied France, while soldiers on troop transport ships move into landing crafts (narrated in 1963).
1940 - Luftwaffe planes sink British ships in the Battle of Britain (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Spaniards take part in the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain.
1963 - In his State of the Union address, JFK points to American history to urge hope over fear during the Cold War.
1963 - Domestic electrical appliances are mass produced at a factory in Japan.
1963 - Jim Brown leads the Cleveland Browns to victory over the New York Giants in a football game.
1963 - Commuter trains run through Tokyo, Japan.
1963 - Fidel Castro arrives in Moscow by plane and is warmly greeted by Nikita Khrushchev.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a cowboy enthusiastically greets an older Native American woman, praising her past good looks. She slaps another man on his behind, reminding him of their past.
USA - 1963 - Close-up of a nurse tending to patients on bedrest.
1963 - LBJ speaks at the Naval Academy's commencement ceremony.
1963 - A feeder chain is used to feed chickens on an automated poultry farm.
1963 - Italy's President Segni opens the annual Italian Police Force show.
1963 - Huge crowds of servicemen and civilians are lined up outside the Capitol Building in Washington DC to see JFK's casket and pay their respects.
1963 - Bicycles are mass produced at a factory in Japan.
1963 - JFK is seen waving to crowds from his car and with his wife Jackie Kennedy as the narrator mourns his passing.
1963 - crowds of civil rights activists carrying signs from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - The World Plowing Contest is held in Canada.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, two men covered in dried mud prefer to have a drink instead of washing up.
1963 - JFK presents Bob Hope with a special Congressional gold medal in thanks for all he has done for the morale of servicemen.
1963 - US Army pilots lift off from a Texas airbase in UH-1 helicopters.
1963 - Alec Douglas-Home is chosen to succeed Harold Macmillan as England's Prime Minister, and Queen Elizabeth II goes to visit Macmillan while he is ill.
1963- Civil rights activists are shown marching during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - Light bulbs are mass produced at a factory in Japan.
1938 - Nazis seize control of Sudetenland, causing a refugee crisis (narrated in 1963).
US - 1963 - in this romance, a man kisses his wife passionately after she angrily tells him how she hates him. After expressing his jealousy over a man she danced with, he leaves.
1963 - James Hood and Vivian Malone become the first African-American students at the University of Alabama, and JFK gives a speech on civil rights.
1945 - Huge crowds of civilians and servicemen take to the streets of Chicago, Seattle and New York City to celebrate the end of WWII (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Heavy vehicular traffic is seen in a Japanese city.
1963 - The Circus Krone comes to town, with men setting up the big top and zebras, camels and elephants on parade.
1963 - USAF C-130s fly supplies over the Himalayas to remote Indian outposts, to help fortify defenses against Chinese aggression.
1963 - American soldiers travel by helicopter in Vietnam to get to villages that have been ransacked by the Viet Cong.