International relations

The Standing Group of North Atlantic Treaty Organization gathers for a group photo at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Front row, from left to right: Lieutenant General Paul Ely, Marshall Lord Arthur Tedder, General Omar Bradley, Air Chief Marshall Sir William Elliot, and Vice Admiral Jerauld Wright. Back row, from left to right: Major General Marc H. Fouillien, Air Vice Marshall Hugh Campbell, Rear Admiral Svend Ramlauhansen, Lieutenant General Enrico Frattini, Rear Admiral Jonkheer H. A. Van Foreest, Rear Admiral Johs E.

The standing group of the North Atlantic Treaty Organizations meets at the Pentagon to discuss military issues relating treaty nations. From left to right: Lieutenant General Paul Ely, General Omar Bradley, Marshal Arthur Tedder, and Lieutenant General Willis D. Crittenberger.

Members of the Standing Group of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are attending a reception, probably in Portugal. From left to right: Air Chief Marshall Sir William Elliot, Air Vice Marshall Hugh Campbell, unidentified person, Rear Admiral James H. Foskett, and two unidentified people.

Baby chicks in crates that are available to small farmers in Peru through the agricultural extension service. This is a program partly sponsored by the Point Four Program.

A group of unidentified men with donkeys carrying small tanks for gathering water. Before the Point Four program arrived in Iran, the village of Mayan obtained its water from seepage to shallow potholes from a polluted creek near the village. The village landlord decided to cooperate with the Point Four program to get residents better water.

Mothers wait with their children outside a clinic in Tehran, Iran, which was established with the assistance of the Point Four Program. A doctor from the Ministry of Health visits the clinic twice a week and treats patients and helps train Iranian girls as health visitors. All women in the photo are unidentified.

Stanley Andrews (foreground, right), head of the Technical Cooperation Administration, is escorted from an airplane to a car upon his arrival in Tehran, Iran. Walking with him is William Warne, the head of the Technical Cooperation Administration in Iran. Others in the background are unidentified.

The village of Mayan, Iran has a more modern, sanitary water system, with faucets such as this every few hundred feet throughout the village. This water system, an improvement over the seepage from a polluted creek, was built with the assistance of the Point Four Program and the Technical Cooperation Administration.

Near the village of Mayan, Iran, unidentified villagers are constructing a standpipe for a well, using reclaimed bricks and an old gasoline truck tank as a water reservoir. The shallow well was constructed with the assistance of the Point Four program and the Technical Cooperation Administration so that villagers would have a better source of clean water.

William B. Mabee, an entomologist with the United States Department of Agriculture, examines a handful of dead locusts in the desert area of Pakistan where locusts breed. Mr. Mabee directed a Point Four program conducted jointly by the governments of Pakistan and the United States to control a locust plague. Control measures consisted of aerial spraying of insecticide and hand-spreading poisoned bait.