1964 - Hordes of screaming teenagers cheer for the Beatles as they arrive at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.
1964 - US servicemen urge Americans to buy savings bonds.
1964 - A.J. Foyt wins the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Speedway after Dave MacDonald and Eddie Sachs died in crashes, and other drivers were injured.
1964 - LBJ gives a speech from the White House on why more American forces are needed in southeast Asia, as American soldiers evacuate wounded Vietnamese villagers.
1964 - The ancient Egyptian temples of Karnak and Luxor are excavated by archaeologists, along with a row of sphinxes.
1964 - Huge crowds in Warsaw, Poland throng the Kennedys' car and ask for autographs from Bobby and his kids, who then visit a statue of Tadeusz Kosciuszko.
US - 1964 - in this horror film, a ghost approaches a woman in her car and gives her a vial. The woman screams and drives over a cliff, rolling down the slope until it hits the rocks on the beach.
1964 - US Navy planes are deployed in response to the sinking of Navy ships in the Gulf of Tonkin.
1964 - Hurricane Hilda rips through the eastern seaboard of the United States.
1964 - Pope Paul VI visits Israel and the sea of Galilee.
1964 - Americans Jimmy Heuga, Billy Kidd, and Austrian Joseph "Pepi" Stiegler are seen competing in the slalom Alpine skiing event at the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria, winning the bronze, silver and gold medals respectively.
1964 - Commuters dig their cars out of heavy snow, children help shovel their family driveways, and enormous plows clear snow from runways at JFK Airport.
1940s - Gasoline and meat are rationed on the American homefront during WWII, and housewives return their cooking fats to butchers (narrated in 1964).
1964 - George Murphy defeats Pierre Salinger for a Senate seat in California, while voters in Washington DC help elect LBJ president.
US - 1964 - in this horror film, a psychic speaks to a married couple when suddenly loud noises interrupt them and cushions levitate off a seat.
US - 1964 - in this horror film, a woman hands a psychic a check but he doesn't want to charge unless they're dealing with a real ghost. She then hands him the key to her house.
1964 - The California Golden Bears defeat the Missouri Tigers football team in a stunning upset.
1964 - The Beatles accept a show business award from the British Variety Club.
1964 - Tourists visit the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC while LBJ prepares to sign the Civil Rights Act.
1964 - Queen Elizabeth II watches a horse race at the Royal Ascot racetrack.
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 - Republican nominee Barry Goldwater casts his vote in the presidential election in his hometown, and the narrator explains he conceded graciously.
US - 1964 - in this horror film, a ghost frightens a woman in a mausoleum. When a man hears her screams, he runs inside where he finds her running in the hallway and holds her protectively.
US - 1964 - in this horror film, a woman is about to stab a man but a ghost appears and forces her hand down, driving the knife into her own abdomen. A woman cries for her mother's death.
US - 1964 - in this horror film, a woman mocks a man for having a phone near the coffin of his mother, but when a ghost attacks her, she screams in terror until the man yells at the ghost to stop.
1964 - Two USAF planes collide over the sea en route to a recovery exercise and crash in to the water.
1964 - Iron Peg and his jockey Manuel Ycaza defeat the favorite, Kelso, at the Suburban Handicap race.
1964 - An obituary for President Hoover shows his inauguration, and mourners visiting his coffin in the rotunda of the Capitol Building in Washington DC.
1964 - LBJ gives a speech extolling the virtues of the peerless American economy.
1964 - RFK defeats Kenneth Keating in a New York senatorial race.
1964 - Racecar driver Dave MacDonald goes into a spin at the Indy 500 and crashes, causing a fatal pile-up.
1964 - LBJ and the First Lady cast their votes in the presidential election in LBJ's hometown.
1940s - Everyone from housewives to grocers struggles to adjust to the use of ration stamps during WWII (narrated in 1964).
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.
1964 - An increase in USAF and US Army forces in southeast Asia is given bipartisan support, in hopes of keeping the Vietnam War short.
1964 - Queen Elizabeth II observes the "trooping of the colors" ceremony on her birthday.
1964 - The St. Bernard tunnel linking Italy and Switzerland through the Alps is officially opened.
1964 - Brazilian Maria Bueno defeats Australian Margaret Smith in the Wimbledon women's singles tennis championship.
1964 - In a speech, LBJ declares the importance of supporting South Vietnam but also the importance in limiting a growing conflict.
1964 - Teenagers scream and some faint as cops and a barricade keep them from swarming the Beatles at England's London Airport.
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.
GREENWOOD LAKE NEW YORK-1964: Grain Effect Vintage Camera Captures Mountains 8mm film
1964 - Colorado King and his jockey Ray York win the Hollywood Gold Cup Stakes.
1964 - Fidel Castro goes to Moscow, Russia to meet with Nikita Khrushchev.
1964 - At a meeting of the UN's Security Council, American Ambassador Stevenson speaks on the importance of supporting southeast Asia in their fight against communist aggressors from North Vietnam and China.
1964 - US military advisors help ARVN soldiers invade North Vietnam.
1964 - Jackie Kennedy makes her first public statement since JFK's assassination, thanking the thousands of Americans who sent her messages of sympathy.
1964 - LBJ signs the Civil Rights Bill into law, and gives one of the pens used to do so to Martin Luther King.