1966 - Willie Mays autographs a baseball, cuts in a celebratory cake, and is interviewed in the San Francisco Giants' locker room at Candlestick Park after hitting a record-breaking homerun.
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1966 - A NASA mathematician uses a chalkboard to work on the Project Gemini rendezvous formula.
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1966 - Women in a NASA lab kitchen prepare carrots.
1966 - A student pilot trains in simulators, parachutes and flies a Cessna T-37 Tweet aircraft with a military flight instructor.
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1966 - Traffic on a sunny day heads towards the Manned Spacecraft Center on freeways in downtown Houston, Texas.
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1966 - Flags are flown at a California beach during an international surfing competition.
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1966 - Vice President Hubert Humphrey speaks to reporters from an airport runway.
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1966 - Women experimenting with space food peel and dice carrots in a NASA lab.
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1966 - Women in a NASA lab prepare tubs of space food to be weighed.
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1966 - A NASA technician turns knobs labeled for evacuation and refill on a laboratory machine.
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1966 - Drive by views of launch umbilical towers at the Kennedy Space Center.
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1966 - Low angle views of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center.
1966 - A student airman flies a Cessna T-37 Tweet aircraft
1966 - A student airman marches, fires a machine gun and flies a Northrop T-38 Talon aircraft with an instructor and his wife crosses off days on a calendar.
1966 - An airman attends a formal welcoming reception with his wife and an officer observes them as they dance.
1966 - Airmen throw a student pilot into a pool of water and, later, he excitedly telephones his pregnant wife to describe his solo flight.
1966 - A military pilot and his wife rent an apartment and, later, he undergoes physical training at supersonic jet school.
1966 - A student airman jumps into a swimming pool, detaches his parachute harness and inflates a life preserver during training at a supersonic jet school.
1966 - A Walt Disney mural made specially for the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA is displayed at the opening night gala.
1966 - The Jules Stein Eye Institute opens at UCLA.
1966 - Tokyo is heavily damaged by deadly typhoons.
1966 - The Smothers Brother's liken US Savings Bonds to an umbrella in a PSA advertising the investments.
1966 - The National Dutch Trampoline Championships take place in Amersfoort, Holland.
1966 - The Idemitsu Maru, the largest tanker ever built, is launched in Yokohama, Japan.
1966 - Southern California is battered by severe flooding.
1966 - Children enjoy a parade featuring gigantic balloons of Superman, Popeye the Sailor, and Underdog among others.
1966 - The Canadian horse Armbro Flight just barely defeats France's Roquepine at the International Trot competition.
1966 - Native Drive and his jockey Jerry Lambert win the Hollywood Gold Cup Stakes.
1966 - Animation is used to show the NASA surveyor's spacecraft soaring through outer space towards the moon.
1966 - An American sailing family arrives in Tanzania on their small craft.
1966 - A flower show celebrating the arrival of springtime is well-attended.
1966 - Mardi Gras parade floats have an Alice in Wonderland theme.
1966 - LBJ gives a speech on the Vietnam War while accepting the Freedom House award, speaking on the potential for peace.
1966 - Show dogs of many different breeds are groomed for the Westminster Kennel Club show.
1966 - Reformist leader Joaquin Balaguer is elected President of the Dominican Republic in an upset victory over Revolutionary Juan Bosch.
1966 - Construction workers dig the Berkeley Hills Tunnel in California.
1966 - Christmas carolers of all ages sing "Silent Night" as they walk through the snow at night.
1966 - Aircrafts circle a sinking ship in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece.
1966 - Swimmers Pokey Watson and Don Schollander break the 200-meter freestyle world records for women and men, respectively.
1966 - Little boys box at a special competition hosted by the US Naval Academy.
1966 - Damage from a deadly tornado in Florida is looked over for salvage.
1966 - Chief Justice Earl Warren is an honored guest at the dedication ceremony of Israel's John F. Kennedy Memorial.
1966 - Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower quietly observe their golden wedding anniversary at home.
1966 - UNESCO authorizes the beginning of an archaeological dig in Tiwanaku, Bolivia, where ancient artifacts are found.
1966 - President de Gaulle arrives at the Moscow Airport, where he is met by Russia's Premier Kosygin, President Podgorny, and cheering crowds.
1966 - Servicemen clean up the damage after two Marine jets collided in midair, leveling several homes and killing a civilian mother and her child.
1966 - Spectators at the Los Angeles Coliseum in California watch Jim Ryun almost break a world record at a track meet.
1966 - Governor George Wallace and his wife Lurleen are seen at the executive mansion in Montgomery, Alabama, where Lurleen's run for governor is announced.