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Ambassador Paul L. Rankin reviews U.S. Marines aboard the aircraft carrier USS Wasp underway in the South China Sea.
The aircraft carrier USS Wasp (CV-18) underway in the South China Sea. Lieutenant General Chiang Kai Shek of Taiwan visits the aircraft carrier. U.S. Navy helicopter lands at the flight deck. Ambassador Paul L. Rankin is greeted by Admiral Pride. He shakes hands with high-ranking officers. United States Marines stand in formation with their rifles. Ambassador Paul L. Rankin walks with United States officers.
ROC Chinese dignitaries and U.S. officers aboard the aircraft carrier USS Wasp underway in the South China Sea.
United States Navy aircraft carrier USS Wasp (CV-18) underway in the South China Sea. Taiwan Lieutenant General Chiang Kai Shek visits the aircraft carrier. Chinese dignitaries aboard the aircraft carrier. United States Marines stand in formation. Ambassador Paul L. Rankin is greeted by Admiral Pride. Officers greet each other. Chinese officers aboard the ship. Ambassador Paul L. Rankin reviews the United States Marine Corps honor guard.
People seen demonstrating in the United States as Red China is denied admission to the UN General Assembly.
United Nations General Assembly bars the People's Republic of China, aka 'Red China' from the UN during a General Assembly meeting in the New York. A taxi passes in front of UN headquarters. Demonstrators, mostly Americans of Chinese descent march in protest on the street. They hold signs in Chinese and English. Phrases seen on signs include, 'Don't let Chinese Reds shoot their way into the UN,' 'Chinese Reds must be punished by UN,' and 'Down with Red China.' Officials entering the UN building. Interior of the UN General Assembly. Duchess of Kent Katharine, U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge present among the dignitaries.
United Nations acts to free 11 American airmen held by China.
United Nations acts to free American airmen held by China (Arnold-Baumer espionage case). U.S. delegate Cabot Lodge speaks before United Nations General Assembly regarding censure of communist China for holding 11 on board the aircraft on spying charges. Members of the General Assembly seen.
First sessions dealing with Korean and Indo-Chinese problems and Zhou Enlai of China demands equality in Geneva, Switzerland.
Initial attempts to foster peace in Asia blocked by the People’s Republic of China at a conference in Geneva, Switzerland. The first sessions dealing with Korean and Indo-Chinese problems get underway. Views of building. Cars parked and people around the cars. An official comes out from a car. He is greeted by officers. Officers and dignitaries. Photographers take photos. People's Republic of China's Zhou Enlai (Chou En-Lai) demands equality at the conference table and warns America to stay out of Asia.
Wounded Mau Mau terrorist group leader General China is carried on a stretcher in Kenya.
Britain's Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttleton visits Kenya. Oliver Lyttleton gets off an aircraft and is met by a dignitary. A man with a gun. A guard in a watch tower. A jungle patrol is undertaken. Mau Mau terrorist group leader Waruhiu Itote (General China) is captured. Wounded General China on a stretcher.