Gov. Nelson Rockefeller & Nixon groupies
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
"Republican Convention" United Press news ticker. Pan down to cathedral doors where New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) and first wife Mary Todhunter Clark exit with other parishioners.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
Line of adult Caucasian men taking photos outside cathedral. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) and his wife, Mary Todhunter Clark, walking toward them; Gov. Rockefeller shakes hands with men.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
VS of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) leaving cathedral with his wife, Mary Todhunter Clark, getting into car; adult Caucasian man filming. Slowly traveling past cathedral.
1960 - New York - Richard Nixon Supporters
Adult Caucasian female Nixon supporters stand in front a bus wearing Nixon dresses, oversized pins, holding Nixon umbrellas; "American Needs Nixon" banner on bus. VS of the female Nixon supporters.
1960 - New York - Nixon and Rockefeller Supporters
Adult Caucasian men and women standing/kneeling in front of bus; "New Yorkers for Nixon" flipping to "Nixon for President". VS of Nixon and Rockefeller supporters with signs and banners.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
Adult Caucasian, predominantly men, surrounding New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R), wearing a garland, and he holds, pets a puppy (bulldog?) wearing "Rocky" pin.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) standing with his wife, Mary Todhunter Clark, applauding her along with adult Caucasian male and female supporters in FG.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) speaks about forming new structures for world order where free people can realize their values and aspirations.
1960 - New York - Nelson Rockefeller Presidential Campaign
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R) leaving a campaign event with his wife, Mary Todhunter Clark; passing through crowd of adult Caucasian male and female supporters.