U.N. Assembly Opens 7th Session in Permanent Headquarters (Universal Newsreel, Oct 1952)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. U.N. ASSEMBLY OPENS 7th SESSION IN PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS: NEW YORK - The U.N.'s General Assembly opens its seventh session in the new auditorium, built as its permanent home at $12 million cost. Delegates and statesmen arrive to begin a momentous series of debates. 2A/B/C/D/E. PEOPLE ACCLAIM EGYPT'S NAGUIB: EGYPT - Wild acclaim greets strong-man Mohammed Naguib, asking popular support in key crisis with the Wafdists. / MERCY SHIP COMES HOME: CALIFORNIA - Korean wounded return home aboard the Navy hospital ship "Haven," a cheering moment for all aboard. / 150,000 CATHOLIC ACTIONISTS CROWD ST. PETER'S, HEAR POPE: ROME - The Supreme Pontiff addresses a vast throng of international delegates, warns of grave perils that beset the world today. / STARS OF TOMORROW: CALIFORNIA - Honored at Hollywood luncheon are Photoplay's Stars of Tomorrow, U-I's lovely Lori Nelson, and Tab Hunter. / NIPPONESE PRINCESS WEDS: TOKYO - Emperor Hirohito's fourth daughter weds a commoner, as the nation rejoices, wishes the young couple long life and happiness. 3. ICE BREAKER REACHES NEW POLAR MARK - The Coast Guard icebreaker Eastwind bulldozes through mountainous glaciers and near-impassable ice packs to come within 508 miles of the pole, furthest north for any vessel.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library