Outside of the Truman Library, former President Harry S. Truman (standing, in gray suit) and unidentified others stand with a group from the Elmwood Methodist Church of Dallas, Texas.
From left to right, Dr. Philip Brooks (Harry S. Truman Library Director), Robert S. Aringel (U.S. Information Agency), former President Harry S. Truman, and Dr. Ivan Lenart (Voice of America) meet at the Truman Library.
Dr. Philip Brooks (behind the wheel) and Independence, Missouri Mayor William Sermon sit in a 1909 Ford Model T on display during the Ford Caravan across the country. The Caravan is stopped at the Truman Library.
Dr. Philip Brooks (behind the wheel) and Independence, Missouri Mayor William Sermon sit in a 1909 Ford Model T parked in front of the Truman Library during the Ford Caravan across the country.
From left to right, Henry Edmonds, Truman Library Director Dr. Philip Brooks, Wayne Fellows, Independence, Missouri Mayor William Sermon, and another unidentified Ford Company representative present the Chief of Police Louis Howell with safety belts for the Independence, Missouri Police Department. This event took place while the Ford Caravan across the country stopped at the Truman Library.
Dr. Philip Brooks holds a copy of "The American Road," a film presented to the Truman Library by the Ford Motor Company during the Ford Caravan across the nation. Next to Dr. Brooks are Independence, Missouri Mayor William Sermon and Henry Edmonds, the archivist for the Ford Motor Company.