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1950 FRANCE: Sultan of Morocco visits Paris
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0:30Now PlayingDate: 16th October 1950
Location: France
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Our Roving Camera Reports
FRANCE: Paris:
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AURIOL VINCENT PRESIDENT State visit of Sultan of Morocco.. welcomed by Pres.. Guard of Honour.. Drive down Champ Elysee thro' Arc de Triomphe to Palace de Elysee..horse escort..Drive into Palace
MOROCCO. State visit of Sultan of Morocco.welcomed by Pres Auriol Inspects guard of Honour..Drive thro' Arc de Triomphe down Champs Elysee to Palace Elysee.
France; Muhammed V; Royalty
French capital, government, independence, President of the French Republic, King Mohammed V
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