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Visits to the U.S. by Foreign Heads of State and Government--1950

Date

Visitor

Country

Description

February 1, 1950

President Quirino

Philippines

Met with President Truman after receiving medical treatment in Baltimore (Maryland). In U.S. January 7-February 6.

April 12-15, 1950

President Gonzales Videla

Chile

At invitation of the President. Also visited New York City, Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), Tennessee, Texas, and New Orleans (Louisiana). Departed U.S. May 3.

May 3-5, 1950

Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan

Pakistan

Official visit. Afterwards visited New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, New Orleans (Louisiana), Schenectady (New York), and Boston (Massachusetts). Departed U.S. May 30.

July 27- August 3, 1950

Prime Minister Menzies

Australia

Met with President Truman en route to London.

December 4-8, 1950

Prime Minister Attlee

United Kingdom

Discussed the military situation in Korea and developments in the Far East and Europe with President Truman.


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