ARIZONA - 1964 - Wally Schirra and other astronauts study a light projection of the moon at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
1964 - Senator Edward Kennedy is severely wounded in a plane crash, but RFK assures the nation he will survive.
1964 - Mayor Wagner opens a boat show at the New York Coliseum convention center in Manhattan, New York, where motorboats and sailboats are seen on display.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - Servicemen and civilians gather outside New York City Hall for a ceremony honoring the Gemini 3 astronauts.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - Astronauts Alan Shepard, Scott Carpenter, and Ed White go over lunar surface maps at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
1964 - Crowds cheer at the sight of the Queen Mother, Elizabeth II, and Princes Philip, Edward and Andrew on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
1964 - Germans compete in the Olympic tryouts for bobsledding.
1964 - American Joe Cabell wins the World Surfboard Championships begin on Makaha Beach in Hawaii.
1964 - Teenagers scream as the Beatles disembark from a Pan Am plane at England's London Airport.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - People gather in the rain for a ticker-tape parade in New York City to honor astronauts John Young and Gus Grissom.
1964 - Harold Wilson ousts Lord Home as England's Prime Minister.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - Astronauts John Young and Gus Grissom wave alongside Vice President Humphrey to ticker-tape parade spectators in New York City.
1964 - Jackie Kennedy makes her first public statement since JFK's assassination, thanking the thousands of Americans who sent her messages of sympathy.
1964 - Huge crowds cheer and throw ticker-tape for the newly married Constantine II of Greece and Anne-Marie of Denmark while a narrator explains how they met.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - A motorcade begins a ticker-tape parade for astronauts Gus Grissom and John Young, with Vice President Humphrey in attendance.
1964 - The Polish military puts on a display celebrating the anniversary of the end of Nazi occupation, passing for review by the visiting Premier Khrushchev.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - Wally Schirra is gathered with other astronauts to study a projection at Kitt Peak National Observatory.
1940s - Gasoline and meat are rationed on the American homefront during WWII, and housewives return their cooking fats to butchers (narrated in 1964).
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - A policeman's band marches in the rain down Broadway, followed by a contingent of US Navy sailors, to celebrate the Gemini 3 astronauts.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - People wave American flags and cops patrol the route as a ticker-tape parade for astronauts John Young and Gus Grissom passes by.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - People of all ages wave American flags and cheer during a parade down Broadway for astronauts John Young and Gus Grissom.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - Astronaut John Young and Vice President Humphrey give a speech at a rainy airport before a motorcade takes them away.
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1964 - Astronaut Michael Collins studies from two books about the moon, taking notes.
1964 - LBJ is elected President of the United States and the narrator shares hope that the country can move forward united.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - NASA astronauts look over topographical maps of the moon at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - NASA astronauts go over maps at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
1964 - Newcomer Angelo Alvarez competes in the Golden Gloves boxing tournament.
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1964 - A message comes in over a teletype machine on the USS Oklahoma City, regarding the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
1964 - LBJ signs the Civil Rights Act into law, and gives signing pens to Everett Dirksen, Hubert Humphrey, Martin Luther King Jr., J. Edgar Hoover and Robert F. Kennedy.
1964 - A football game begins between the California Golden Bears and Missouri Tigers.
1964 - RAF airmen train outdoors for trampoline events at the Royal Tournament.
1964 - Charles de Gaulle addresses an excited crowd from the presidential palace in Mexico City.
1964 - Pope Paul VI opens Holy Week in Rome, Italy.
1964 - A Mardi Gras parade starts and night and continues into the daytime in New Orleans, Louisiana, featuring many bizarre floats.
1964 - Anne Bancroft presents Sidney Poitier with the Best Actor Oscar at the Academy Awards, and he gives an emotional speech.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - Astronauts Jim Lovell and Donn Eisele look through observational equipment at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
1964 - Astronaut John Glenn announces his run for Senator as a Democrat in Ohio.
1964 - Teenagers scream and some faint as cops and a barricade keep them from swarming the Beatles at England's London Airport.
1964 - Hordes of screaming teenagers cheer for the Beatles as they arrive at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - NASA astronauts Pete Conrad, Deke Slayton, Roger Chaffee, Frank Borman, and Jim Lovell go over a lunar surface map at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
1964 - Boys ride bucking bulls and broncos in a "Little Britches" Rodeo.
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NEW YORK CITY - 1964 - Distant view of Mayor Wagner presenting keys to the city to astronauts John Young and Gus Grissom at New York City Hall, as Vice President Humphrey looks on.
1964 - LBJ signs the United States Revenue Act of 1964 into law as Congressmen look on.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - Neil Armstrong, Frank Borman and other NASA astronauts are gathered around a light table at the Kitt Peak National Observatory.
GREENWOOD LAKE NEW YORK-1964: Grain Effect Vintage Camera Captures Mountains 8mm film
1964 - LBJ and his Vice president Hubert Humphrey are voted into office over Barry Goldwater.
1964 - Jackie, Caroline, and John F. Kennedy Jr. visit JFK's grave at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day.
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ARIZONA - 1964 - Exteriors of the Kitt Peak National Observatory show its Astronomical Museum.