Eisenhower Visits England, Radio Broadcast And The Dinner At Winfield House (1960)

10 Downing Street Winfield House, London. English commentary. High angle g. v. of small crowd and police outside Downing Street. MS. Macmillan and Eisenhower sitting talking in a room in Macmillan says that Our two countries have always been close together although their have always been some CU. Eisenhower. MS. Mr. Macmillan speaking We now have the biggest job in the world, how to keep peace and CU. Eisenhower replying Peace is imperative in our time we must do all we can to prevent MS. Eisenhower speaking, he talks of his willingness to travel anywhere, Even Moscow, in the interests of peace. MS. Eisenhower concluding speech We will just say this one word, God save your gracious Queen and all her people. LS. Car entering gates of Winfield House. MS. Pan SV. BV. Winston Churchill as he leaves car and enters Winfield House. MS. SV. Lord Tedder, Marshal of the RAF. MS. Field Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis. CU. Field Marshal Montgomery. MS. Macmillan. M