Newly crowned Queen Elizabeth II rides in a gilded coach with Prince Philip, following her Coronation on June 2, 1953.

Elvis Presley talks about his experience in the US military.

The American flag waves in the breeze while the National Anthem plays.

Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks of the Alabama bus boycott, Christianity, and nonviolence.

Protesters march in the streets of Saigon against the Communist government's religious crack-down.

Malcolm X says that US President John F. Kennedy is hypocritical for labeling the Nation of Islam as a hate group but not condemning the white churches and power structure that practice hate against black Americans.

NBC Chairman Robert Sarnoff speaks regarding the TV Quiz Show scandal.

British protesters march though London during a demonstration against the Polaris nuclear submarine.

New York City Mayor Robert Wagner shakes hands with African American students from Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas.

1960 Republican Presidential Nominee Richard Nixon talks about the leadership of United States President Dwight Eisenhower.

Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro speaks before the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

Soldiers march in West Berlin during an Armed Forces Day parade.

Women in Brussels, Belgium, enthusiastically kiss a liberator at the end of World War II.

An acrobat walks down a street on his glove-covered hands with his legs in the air.

President of the CBS television network Frank Stanton talks about the responsibilities of television networks.

A military band marches in West Berlin during an Armed Forces Day parade.

A school teacher rings a hand-held bell to alert children that it is time for school.

Cadets march in formation.

Jackie Kennedy takes a book from JFK Jr.; then he salutes his father’s coffin during the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy.

Military airplanes cover the decks of an aircraft carrier.

US Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson poses with astronaut John Glenn, Jr. and his wife.

Cuban President Fulgencio Batista arrives at the auditorium at the Columbia Army Camp to give a speech honoring the sixth anniversary of the seizure of the Cuban government in a military coup.

President John F. Kennedy speaks on unemployment in the United States.