Federal Government

America Welcomes President Ayub Donor: Gordon Wilkison This film, produced by the Untied States Information Service, recounts the events of President Mohammad Ayub Khan of Pakistan’s 1961 state visit.	Alien Enemy Detention Facility, Crystal City, Texas An overview of daily life at the Crystal City internment ‘camp’ during World War II-- from the perspective of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Big Bend National Park Not much information has been confirmed about this film, although park archivists believe that it may have been shot by the National Park Service to illustrate the recreational activities and natural diversity found in the Big Bend area.	Better Housing News Flashes No. 9 aka Low Price Homes Produced by the Federal Housing Administration (1934-1939), this film illustrates the possibility of an average American citizen to own his/her own home -- even in the midst of the Depression Era.
Japanese War Bride I The Japanese wife of a U.S. serviceman speaks about her experiences in her new country.	Civilian Conservation Corps Fights Erosion A look at the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps working to alleviate soil erosion on farmland.
Japanese War Bride III The Japanese wife of a U.S. serviceman speaks about her experiences in her new country.	Japanese War Bride II The Japanese wife of a U.S. serviceman speaks about her experiences in her new country.
President Johnson Signs Voting Rights Act of 1965	Once In a Lifetime Documentary chronicling the events of Lynda Bird Johnson's White House wedding.
Smokey’s Story Donor: Texas Forest Service	Report From Texas A stirring depiction of Texans' patriotism, detailing their contributions to the war effort through military service, increased resource production, and personal sacrifice.
The Lt. Col. Jack Bradley Collection, no. 4 - Ninth Air Force Combat Film Donor: Jack Bradley	The Lt. Col. Jack Bradley Collection, no. 3 - The Fight for the Sky Donor: Jack Bradley
The President - June 1966	The President - August 1966
The President - November 1968	The President - November 1966
The President’s House Donor: The Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library & Museum	The President - September 1967

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