Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›He Made It--Secretary of State Dean Acheson, after a flight from Washington plagued by mechanical difficulties, has a happy smile on his face as he is greeted in Honolulu by Richard Casey, Australian minister for external affairs (left), and Clifton Webb (right), New Zealand foreign minister. Acheson arrived in Honolulu yesterday, 24 hours late, to attend a Mutual security conference between the U.S., New Zealand and Australia.
He Made It--Secretary of State Dean Acheson, after a flight from Washington plagued by mechanical difficulties, has a happy smile on his face as he is greeted in Honolulu by Richard Casey, Australian minister for external affairs (left), and Clifton Webb (right), New Zealand foreign minister. Acheson arrived in Honolulu yesterday, 24 hours late, to attend a Mutual security conference between the U.S., New Zealand and Australia.
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He Made It--Secretary of State Dean Acheson, after a flight from Washington plagued by mechanical difficulties, has a happy smile on his face as he is greeted in Honolulu by Richard Casey, Australian minister for external affairs (left), and Clifton Webb (right), New Zealand foreign minister. Acheson arrived in Honolulu yesterday, 24 hours late, to attend a Mutual security conference between the U.S., New Zealand and Australia.

Associated Press · [ca. August 1952]

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[Information from item housing] Acheson, Dean Secy. of State Groups Only 1952-54

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