Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a series of stories. The first is about a train car that derailed, causing a death. The footage shows much of the crash site. The second story is about the Dallas Cowboys defeating the Cleveland Browns. Footage of the game is shown, with cuts to the crowd and Tom Landry. The third story is about Ginger Rodgers coming to Dallas to star in a production of "Hello, Dolly!" The footage is a silent interview with her.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a story about Mary Ralph Lowe purchasing a camel for her mother, Erma Lowe, to lift her spirits after the death of her husband. The camel was purchased from the Neiman Marcus catalog and named Erma Camel. The footage shows the camel being delivered to the Lowe's home in Fort Worth.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a story about a camel being flown into Love Field airport, as it was purchased from the Neiman Marcus catalog for Erma Lowe by her daughter, Mary Ralph. The footage shows the box being opened, and various people trying to coerce the camel to come out of the box.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a series of stories. The first is unnamed on the film, but shows what appears to be a robbery investigation, where an elderly man was handcuffed. The footage shows police taking him to get the handcuffs removed at a locksmith. The second story is about new owners at the Blackstone Hotel in Fort Worth. The third story is about the opening of the Dallas North Tolway. The footage shows cars drving through the original tollbooths. The fourth story is about a car and truck wreck, injuring a man. The footage shows the police investigating the wreckage. The fifth and final story is about foreign students visiting Fort Worth. The footage shows the students walking around Fort Worth, taking a duck boat tour, and driving through the country-side.

This film footage, presented by LifeLine, shows the activities of the Order of Lafayette Freedom Award Dinner held December 3, 1962, at the Americana Hotel in New York, NY to honor distinguished leadership in combating Communism. Representatives from the New York County American Legion, National Legion of Greek-American War Veterans, Polish-American Patriotic Society, The Society of American Wars, and the Catholic War Veterans were present. Also present were Katharine St. George, Rear Admiral John J. Bergen, U.S. Senator John L. McClellan, and broadcaster Fulton Lewis, Jr. President General of the Order of Lafayette, Hamilton Fish, presided over the ceremony. Presenters and award recipients included Princess Diana Eristavi, Anna Chennault (widow of the Flying Tigers Commander Claire L. Chennault), James H.R. Cromwell, former Governor of New Jersey Charles Edison, Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, Major General Hugh J. Casey, Ambassador Spruille Braden, Colonel Alvin M. Owsley (00:7:37-00:8:31), General Robert E. Condon, and M.L. Hunt.