Thomas Edison greets 49 young men competing for college scholarships.

Dinner for selected college students at the General Motors Company Exhibit Building, Flushing Meadows, New York, at the New York World's Fair in 1940.

Bush speaks to the Governors' Conference on Education at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. He begins with allusions to Jefferson's vision of free public education, talks about the crisis facing education today, and convenes the governors for a series of meetings to seek solutions.

George Bush speaks to high school students brought into the White House by the Close-Up Foundation. He answers questions about education, drugs, the budget decentralization, and international studies.

Harry Truman welcomes delegates to the Mid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth.

Mississippi crisis, an address to the nation.

President Kennedy welcomes to the Rose Garden students from Glen Lake (MI) High School who had saved $700 over the years for the class trip and especially Duane Richardson, for whom the class chipped in so he wouldn't miss the visit.

Harry Truman welcomes delegates to the Mid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth.

Bush addresses the Governors' Conference on Education in Charlottesville, Virginia in noontime ceremonies following the working sessions.

An unidentified member of the House Education Committee, along with Dr. Hayakawa, acting President of San Francisco State College, respond to questions concerning student unrest on college campuses. Dr. Hayakawa elaborates on previous statements, including the concern that academic freedom is being threatened.