in san francisco's chinatown and all across america balloting is heavy streaming into the polling places men and women from every walk of life by making our democracy work students are among the first time voters hear one youth examines a sample ballot determined to make his first vote an intelligent one for the ill and aged who cannot come to the polling places the polling places come to them they are washington the campaign workers give the president and mrs eisenhower a rousing reception accepting his victory humbly i dedicate himself on you to the service of all americans with whatever strength there is within i will continue and so will my associates to do just one thing to one hundred and sixty eight million americans here at home and for peace in the wor into egypt sinai peninsula prizes of war fifty million dollars in equipment mostly communist made is also captured in six days the israeli army overruns the entire sinai peninsula taking possession of an area twice the size of his real itself smoke rises over the vital waterway after a softening up by anglo french bombers the seaborne invasion begin explaining the action the two countries declare their sole objective is to restore peace in the middle east the soldier operations go on russia threatens action of its own against israel britain and france when the free nations along with egypt agreed to a united nations cease fire proposal the grave situation as the plan calls for an international police force to preserve all by frantic days budapest is free and our american capital man is there to record hungary's hour of hope and heartbreak and a russian hate pretty small ring for a decade erupts without warning the flames word comes up killing on the other side of the city and the rebels are armed now run to the  agonized pleas on the watch tower of one thousand euro hungary the last flame begins to go out the soviet army is attempting to crush shod coupled hearts listen to our call our ship is sinking  sacred cows longer unmolested among the workers trying to reinforce the great levees their methods of primitive their task hopeless but they were gone doggedly believing that the terminations will make up somehow all their crude to prime minister no room watches the fight to save india's capital refugees stream from the lowlands motorcycle rickshaws become makeshift moving back fifty thousand persons flee using every means of transportation into the night the engineers lay them out sometimes to a depth of one hundred feet beneath the surface firefighters finale is a leap for life a five story drop that sees one jumper almost missed a narrow sli manufacturing atomic power using incredibly delicate mechanical hands to move the radioactive material into position the television receiver which is connected to a camera in the atomic bomb and gives the technician a close up view of what he is doing these approaches and this overseas service will have to be abandoned until spring hampered by the fog and mud of the last call the pull the big freight the mud slows but it does not stop the operation to sustain america's first line of defense acres of supplies for the men on do li the plane is not a screen it's the water in a jar of spray thirty one lives are in the balance and these dramatic on the spot film inhabitants are counted by the is the world's leading photographer of microscopic life he is a scientist got a philosopher with doctorates in zoology and medicine and he speaks eight languages but his first love is discovering nature through photography bringing the massachusetts coast the fifty nine year old dr sprightly carries his search for salt water specimens out into the bay this time he uses a net within a net to strain only the tiniest water dwe into his jar although virtually invisible they are looked upon by dr vishniac as friends deserving of civilized consideration some people think microscopic animals are all alike sense but all know they have individuality that make them different from one another just like human beings and photographing the milky living dust collected in his g r shows what elder scouter inhabitants called cyclops are among the busiest the oceanographic institution on the new england coast is a workshop for students of marine life dr vishniac comes here often with specimens he has collected from the scene one is a smaller or shoe crab with the utmost of care he scrapes off looking like a floating pancake the flat worm is actually demonstrating the rhythmic motion it uses to travel when it wants free transportation the flatworm conveniently attaches itself to the horseshoe crab wants the hermit crab  snug in a jail as a doctor removes other living specimens with the skill of a surgeon only living creatures he insists can be photographed truthfully thus making possible an accurate report of their appearance and behavior  vishniac who was seven when he took his first micro photograph the task requires intricate equipment and incredible patience the bristle worm for example is constantly twisting and turning ducking and food sweeping in and out of its shell six pairs a feathery legs from a casting net to capture tiny creatures swimming past dr vishniac achieves an almost third dimensional real as i'm photographing another underwater worm there is a growing fascination in watching the frantic convolutions of the minute organism as it takes the shape of an unending pretzel alone separated from our everyday world only by a set of lenses here as a form of animal life whose complex on ending movements are unlike anything that has ever been seen by the unaided human eye