The Yugoslav president visits Egypt - and the two countries make a joint declaration that they will not align with either world block. SV. President of Yugoslavia Josip (Joseph) Broz Tito and Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, premier of Egypt, saluting (title super over). SV. Guard...
The Yugoslav president visits Egypt - and the two countries make a joint declaration that they will not align with either world block. SV. President of Yugoslavia Josip (Joseph) Broz Tito and Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, premier of Egypt, saluting (title super over). SV. Guard of Honour lined up outside Cairo Central Station. SV. Pan, Tito driving away in car with Colonel Nasser. SV. Pan, car driving through gate of President's Palace. SV. Colonel Nasser and Tito seated on couch. SV. Nasser and Tito seated on couch. SV. Nasser presenting Tito with Order of the Nile. Tito hands case to an official. Both men shake hands. GV. Nasser and Tito walking down steps of Palace to car. LV. Nasser and Tito with others at the salute. Pan to Guard of Honour. SCU. Nasser and Tito saluting. They turn round to shake hands with officials.
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