US Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrives at Orly Airport, Paris to discuss the German question, France.
C/U Acheson's plane taxiing to a standstill. M/S Acheson alighting. Elevated Acheson surrounded by crowd of pressmen. C/U Acheson talking into mike....
US Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrives at Orly Airport, Paris to discuss the German question, France.
C/U Acheson's plane taxiing to a standstill. M/S Acheson alighting. Elevated Acheson surrounded by crowd of pressmen. C/U Acheson talking into mike. M/S his car drawing into Quai D'Orsay. M/S British Military Governor Sir Brian Robertson walking up steps of Quai D'Orsay. M/S British Ambassador in France Sir Oliver Harvey walking up steps of Quai.
M/S Mr. Acheson arriving. M/S American Ambassador in France Lewis Douglas, American High Commissioner for Germany John McCloy and another man arriving. M/S Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin and advisors arriving. L/S two gendarmes on duty outside the Quai D'Orsay. C/U Acheson and Robert Schumann leaving. C/U Schumann, Bevin and Acheson posing as they leave. C/U Schumann and Bevin. C/U Bevin and Acheson.
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