Former U.S. ambassador to Germany, James Watson Gerald, gives a speech on patriotism, entitled, "America Safe."

Vice President Al Gore swears Lindy Boggs into office as Amassador to the Vatican.

Mrs. Roosevelt discusses the way the United Nations was intended to function versus the way it was functioning in 1960. She suggests that the Soviet Union misused its veto power at times. She also discusses race, disarmament, the creation of a UN police force, and the role of voting blocks and public opinion in the General Assembly.

Daniel Roper speaks about current times in 1938.

Lindy Boggs is sworn into office as Ambassador to the Vatican by Vice President Al Gore.

Walter Mondale bids Jimmy Carter Rosalynn and Amy bon voyage as they leave for Venezuela, Brazil, Nigeria, and Liberia announces that Zbigniew Brzezinski is going along.

Stuart Eizenstat praises Walter Mondale's contributions as U.S. Ambassador to Japan.

William Saxbe addresses the questions of overseeing the FBI, CIA, and other agencies. Saxbe is the retiring Attorney General and about to become Ambassador to India.

U.S. ambassador to Germany, James Watson Gerard, speaks about loyalty. He discusses the duty of German-Americans during war time.

Adlai Stevenson tells the United Nations of America's gratitude for their speeches honoring the late President Kennedy, and eulogizes Kennedy.

Former CIA Director William Colby (right) pictured with Vernon Walters).