Watch Universal Newsreel Vol. 37 Release 25-32

Experience the American Journey through our country's visual heritage in this historical recording provided by the National Archives of the United States. Covering worldwide events in politics, entertainment, fashion, sports, and technology. Release Dates: Mar 26,1964 - Apr 20,1964 Mar 26, (Release 25)- DIPLOMAT STABBED: U.S. Ambassador Reischauer was wounded by a young Japanese man in Tokyo; MRS. JOHNSON TOURS HUNTSVILLE SPACE CENTER; a new starter this year at the INDIANAPOLIS 500 on Memorial Day; RINGLING BROS. BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS opens its season in Madison Square Garden; THE GRAND NATIONAL HORSE RACE.

Mar 30, (Release 26)- Devastated Alaska begins the task of rebuilding after the greatest earthquake ever recorded; UNVEILING OF THE LUNAR "BUG" CRAFT; GLORY OF EASTER; the most glorious day on the Christian calendar - EASTER - is celebrated around the world.

Apr 2, (Release 27)- CRISIS IN BRAZIL: Joao Goulart flees Brazil as he is ousted as President by an Army rebellion; CAMBRIDGE OARSMEN AT ROWING CLASSIC; NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR promising to be one of the greatest in history.

Apr 6, (Release 28)- DEATH OF A SOLDIER: GENERAL DOUGLAS MacARTHUR: One of the greatest military geniuses is dead.
Here are some of the highlights in the distinguished and fabulous life of this great military man.

Apr 9, (Release 29)- President Johnson leads tribute to General of the Army Douglas MacArthur; RAILROAD PROBLEM: A surprise strike against the Illinois Central Railroad brings to a climax a management-labor controversy; AUTO ANTICS: two Frenchmen display their car balancing act; A STEP NEARER THE MOON: The Gemini capsule makes its maiden voyage with total success.

Apr 13, (Release 30)- GENERAL OF THE ARMY DOUGLAS MacARTHUR BURIED IN NORFOLK MEMORIAL; STARS ON PARADE: all the glamour of Hollywood is on display; PALMER TAKES HIS 4TH MASTERS GOLF: the 30th Annual Masters sees Arnold Palmer turn in a four-round score of 12 strokes under par; BASEBALL