Khrushchev Receives Visiting Ruler
King of Afghanistan, Mohammed Zahir Shah (left), shakes hands with Communist Party First Secretary, Nikita Khrushchev, when the Russian Leader received the Visiting Ruler in Moscow.
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Meeting of Revolutionary Cabinet
Yemen: Deputy Prime Minister Bidani (centre, background) presides over a meeting of the revolutionary cabinet in this Red Sea country recently. This is the first picture out of Yemen since the army coup d'etat in which the Iman (King) and members ...
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Mr. Robin Douglas-Home
The man who wants to marry Princess Margaretha of Sweden, Mr. Robin Douglas-Home leaves His Kensington home in his car on his way to work at an advertising agency. According to reports, Mr. Home requested permission to marry Princess Margaretha fr...
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One of Selassie's Lions
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: One of the Imperial lions is seen in this recent picture on a wall, with an Ethiopian musing below it, in the vicinity of the Guks Tournament Arena.
The Queen and Prince Philip saw the Guk Tournament during their visit to Et...
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Plane Crashed in England
The jagged ends of the tail-piece and the twisted propeller mark the spot where a luxury Solent flying boat owned by Aquila Airlines crashed, last night, in mist, killing the crew of 8 and 35 passengers; while 15 seriously injured were taken to ho...
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Plane Crashed in London
Firemen examining the crumpled nose of a Trans-Canada Airways jet-airliner after a plane had ploughed into a muddy cabage field when it overshot the runway while taking off in thick fog from London airport recently. The 90 passengers and crew of s...
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Plane Crashed in Scotland
A BOAC Stratocruiser crashed with the loss of 28 lives at Prestwick Airport, Scotland, on Christmas Day. Seven of the crew and one passenger are the only survivors. Here is the nose of the Stratocruiser lying on its side on the runway. The rest of...
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Plane Crashed near Casablanca
The burnt-out tail section of the Czechoslovakian Ilyushin 18 airliner, which crashed near Casablanca after hitting a high-tension cable last week. The plane which was carrying 64 passengers and a crew of nine, had only one survivor, who was taken...
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