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From card catalog: W. Averill Harriman [sic] talks about what he saw and heard in Moscow, concerning their views on Soviet- US relations, Sino-Soviet relations, disarmament, Vietnam and other world problems. ...

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Introduction at World's Fair by Robert Moses; Tribute to Winston Churchill
by Mr. Joyce Hall of Hallmark (sponsor of pavilion). The tribute features many of Churchill's paintings. Message from successor of ...

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Averell Harriman addresses members of the press at an Overseas Press Club dinner. He opens ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Former Governor of New York Averell W. Harriman is the guest, Discusses domestic politics and the US relationship with Russia.

Panelists include Lillian Affan, Jack Parker, ...

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Opening seven minutes music.

Invocation by William Turner Levy.

Dr. Joseph B. Cavallaro, chairman of the Board of Education introduces the commencement speaker, New York ...

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Manetti begins the evening by discussing scholarships and reading telegrams (from Truman, Dewey, the US ambassador to Italy). Foley gives Pope a Distinguished Service Certificate in honor of his late father, ...