Watch Universal Newsreel Vol. 37 Release 49-56A

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: June 18,1964 - July 13,1964 June 18, (Release 49)- QUEEN ELIZABETH II ATTENDS FLAG RITE ON 38TH BIRTHDAY; PINT-SIZE BRONCO BUSTERS: at Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, a troop of young ones display cowboy ability with wild ponies and bulls.

June 22, (Release 50)- Japan suffers her worst earthquake in 40 years, destroying 1,000 homes and damaging 30,000 others; KENNEDY IN CRASH: Senator Edward M. Kennedy is seriously injured when his private plane crashes; QUEEN ATTENDS ROYAL ASCOT; YESTERDAY'S BIG STORY: here's a look at the homefront during World War II; U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT SAVINGS BOND TRAILER.

June 25, (Release 51)- U.S. Ambassador to south Vietnam, Henry Cabot Lodge, is resigning to devote his efforts to the coming Republican presidential campaign; WORLD'S FAIR CATERS TO THE SMALL FRY: it's Atomsville, USA, and only children are admitted to operate nuclear displays; RECORD CROWD AT LeMANS RACE; JAPAN READY FOR OLYMPIC GAMES AS HOST NATION.

June 30, (Release 52)- LODGE REPORTS TO JOHNSON, RESIGNS AS ENVOY: he comments on both Vietnam and his own political position; ROBERT KENNEDY IN BERLIN: helps dedicate a plaque to his memory of his late brother; CANADIANS CELEBRATE FEAST: a week-long tribute to St. Jean Baptiste: the latest fashions in Color.

July 2, (Release 53)- KENNEDY IN WARSAW: Attorney-General Robert Kennedy and his family continue to enjoy riotous receptions behind the Iron Curtain; 17 DIE IN AIR FORCE PLANE COLLISION; R.A.F. PRECISION ATHLETIC SHOW; YESTERDAY'S BIG STORY: in May of 1948 a new nation was born and ISRAEL took her place in the world; LATEST STYLES IN FASHION.

July 6, (Release 54)- PRESIDENT SIGNS HISTORIC BILL: Congress passes the most sweeping Civil