1963 - JFK declares that legislative action is the only answer to fighting institutionalized racism, not increased demonstrations or oppressive police forces.
1944 - Generals Eisenhower and Montgomery plan the D-Day attack, and allied planes bomb occupied France (narrated in 1963).
1963 - Generators and turbines are manufactured at a factory in Japan.
US - 1963 - in this western, two young men start fighting. Soon, concerned friends come to watch. One of the men fights surprisingly well and defeats the other one.
1963 - Italian soldiers arrive in the Longarone after a deadly flood has wrought heavy destruction.
1963 - An A-3 Polaris missile is fired from the US Navy's USS Andrew Jackson off the coast of Cape Canaveral.
1938 - FDR convenes with Secretary Ickes, Secretary Hull, Postmaster General Farley and other cabinet members to discuss the war in Europe. France allies itself with Czechoslovakia (narrated in 1963).
1963 - JFK's funeral procession is seen moving towards the Capitol Building in Washington DC.
US - 1963 - in this romance, a man insists on speaking to his wife. In their argument, misunderstandings and jealousy come to light. She falls out of the window on a hay cart, making people laugh.
US - 1963 - in this western, a young man begs a rancher for a job. When the latter agrees, a vagrant chuckles, mocking the young man, which hurts his pride and prompts him to punch the rancher.
1963 - Cargo is unloaded from ships in Yokohama, Japan.
1963 - While President Diem tries to appease his people in Saigon, Madame Nhu says the Americans have no right to interfere because they don't know what's going on.
1963 - A USAF B-58 bomber sets a new flight time record from Tokyo to London.
1963 - Mushroom clouds burst after atomic bomb tests.
1963 - Homeowners salvage what they can when landslides in Los Angeles destroy their hillside houses.
1963 - Activists prepare folders to be distributed with information about the March on Washington civil rights protest.
1963 - American soldiers scramble to flee snipers after their helicopters crash in Vietnam, and they come across a burning village in the Mekong Delta.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a woman runs on the street in her underskirts to escape her husband. He follows her into a store and people laugh when she throws apples at him.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a man takes a couple home in a carriage. Jealous of their romantic singing, he whips the horse and increases the speed, unsettling his passengers.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, a man and a woman toast and drink to several people, but the woman can't keep up with his drinking and reluctantly accepts more whiskey.
US - 1963 - in this comedy, an old Chinese worker threatens to kill himself for getting fired but it turns out his boss wants to retire him. After explaining things, the worker accepts gladly.
1963 - JFK explains his plans to bring Civil Rights legislation to Congress.
1940 - London burns after night raids by the Luftwaffe (narrated in 1963).
1945 - Blackouts in America are ended on V-E Day, and crowds take to the streets to celebrate (narrated in 1963).
1963 - LBJ lays flowers on JFK's casket in a Washington DC church, then Jackie and Caroline Kennedy walk up to the casket.
1963 - Civil rights activists board a bus and travel to the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - Jack Ruby shoots JFK's assassin Lee Harvey Oswald as he is being escorted to jail in Dallas, Texas.
1963 - JFK gives a speech explaining that racism is a moral issue, and how despite the Emancipation Proclamation being a hundred years old, the descendants of slaves are still not fully free.
1963 - Automotive exports are loaded onto ships in Yokohama, Japan.
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 - Men and women work in a manufacturing plant creating cameras, lenses and other photographic equipment in Japan.
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 - Crowds of activists applaud and cheer as Martin Luther King gives his I Have A Dream speech at the Lincoln Memorial 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 - Crowds of activists applaud as Martin Luther King gives his I Have A Dream speech at the Lincoln Memorial 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 during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
1963 - Activists sing and clean up as Martin Luther King departs at the outset of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
Close up of one dollar bill from 1963 with Washington portrait. Highlights intricate engravings. Paper money used as medium of exchange
Reverse side of 1963 one dollar bill featuring ONE inscription. Highlights design elements of US currency. Concept of paper money used as
One dollar bill from 1963, featuring George Washington portrait. Detailed shot captures unique elements of US currency. Concept of currency