US - 1964 - in this romance, a woman tells a psychic on the beach that she likes haunted houses. He invites her to a party at a haunted house.
1964 - Former White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger decides to run for the Senate.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses a syringe to fill bottles with blood samples for an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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1964 - Astronaut Ed White does sit-ups on an incline board and astronaut Richard Gordon does push-ups at the Manned Spacecraft Center's Ellington Gym.
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1964 - The Ranger VII rocket flies into outer space, and takes photographs of the lunar surface.
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DELHI - 1964 - A montage in Delhi, India, shows architecture leftover from centuries of conquerors such as the Qutb Minar.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - A Japanese woman arranges crane origami on Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's display. Visitors view a collection of small television screens.
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1964 - One of the Mercury Seven astronauts exits a floating space capsule off the coast of Pensacola, Florida and inflates a raft to float in.
1964 - Teenagers scream as the Beatles disembark from a Pan Am plane at England's London Airport.
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INDIA - 1964 - Farmers still toil with small hand tools in India even as the country becomes modernized.
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DELHI - 1964 - People visit an ancient observatory in Delhi, and the Indian flag flies from architecture left by colonizers.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A man cranks a makeshift generator to create electricity. Water flows through a hydroelectric plant.
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INDIA - 1964 - Hindus pray and meditate on the banks of the Ganges.
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INDIA - 1964 - A monument stands in India to honor the British families killed during a 19th century uprising.
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INDIA - 1964 - Hindus from all castes bathe in the banks of the Ganges, and mark their foreheads after making the pilgrimage to Benares.
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USA - 1964 - A civil defense director visits a local fallout shelter and talks to a fire chief about rescue training.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Aerial view of an Alaskan city wrecked by an earthquake.
1964 - LBJ gives a speech before signing the Civil Rights Act, explaining that its purpose is to heal and bring together rather than divide Americans.
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ALASKA - 1964 - People walk along a crack in a street formed by an earthquake in Alaska.
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AFRICA - 1964 - Porters load luggage at the back of vehicles as officials speak to rescued missionaries. A Volkswagen Bus drives missionaries from the airfield.
NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - A NASA Grumman Gulfstream jet brings astronauts John Young and Gus Grissom to New York alongside Vice President Humphrey.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist uses tweezers on tiny test tubes during an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
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ALASKA - 1964 - A soldier who survived an earthquake in Alaska talks about how the quake affected the military hospital where he was stationed.
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1964 - A USAF KC-135 designated for a NASA mission taxis on an air force runway.
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ALASKA - 1964 - National Guardsmen oversee rescue workers clearing debris after an earthquake in Alaska.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - Japanese women wearing kimonos smiling and serving beer to visitors at the Japanese pavilion. A man uses his camera as the Japanese woman opens a bottle of beer.
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INDIA - 1964 - Hindu and Buddhist priests worship at the banks of the Ganges.
1964 - Fidel Castro goes to Moscow, Russia to meet with Nikita Khrushchev.
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INDIA - 1964 - Murals in a Buddhist temple depict Buddha's religious teachings and his death.
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OAK RIDGE - 1964 - A scientist blows into a skinny tube to mix a blood sample in an experiment about radiation's effect on white blood cells.
1964 - RFK defeats Kenneth Keating in a New York senatorial race.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - View of the Fountain of the Fairs with arching water jets leading to the Unisphere. Visitors entering the Japanese pavilion of the fair.
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INDIA - 1964 - A montage of life along the Ganges spans from infancy to death.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Aerial view of houses in an Alaskan neighborhood wrecked by an earthquake.
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USA - 1964 - A civil defense director goes over a map with a town engineer to discuss emergency services.
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UNITED STATES - 1964 - A boy rubs a balloon on himself to produce static electricity. He makes the girl's hair stand using the balloon.
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USA - 1964 - The major objectives of America's National Civil Defense Program are outlined.
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1964 - Astronaut Donn Eisele punches a speed bag at the Manned Spacecraft Center's Ellington Gym.
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NEW YORK - 1964 - Crowds watch a boy pressing a button from a chair at the Sanyo exhibit. He watches himself on the television screen.
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ALASKA - 1964 - National Guardsmen look over damage done to an Alaskan neighborhood by an earthquake.
1964 - Mayor Robert Wagner, New York Mets manager Casey Stengel, World's Fair architect Robert Moses and Bill Shea are on hand to dedicate the new Shea Stadium in Flushing, New York.
1940s - Everyone from housewives to grocers struggles to adjust to the use of ration stamps during WWII (narrated in 1964).
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AFRICA - 1964 - A United States Air Force Convair CV-240 aircraft taxiing in airfield. Rescued missionaries and their children walk down the airstair as they disembark from the plane.
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1964 - Astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Alan Bean, Rusty Schweickart, Walter Cunningham, Ted Freeman, and Charles Bassett throw around a weighted exercise ball and tumble off a twist board inside a zero gravity chamber.
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ALASKA - 1964 - Cars and stores including a Hobby Lobby destroyed by an earthquake in Alaska.
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1964 - Exteriors of Houston's World Trade Center building with international flags flying, and the steeple of the church.