Univ News: 1953 - Sultan Morocco / Shah - Mossadegh / Vietnam / Fashion / A-Bomber

Summary

Universal Newsreel: vol 26 issue 495 1953-08-24 NEW SULTAN INSTALLED IN FRENCH MOROCCO MOROCCO - Uneasy peace descends on tension-raked Morocco as a new Sultan is named. Violence is in the air as supporters of his exiled predecessor are searched for weapons before installation ceremonies. SHAH BACK AS COUP OUSTS MOSSADEGH IRAN - A popular uprising ousts Premier Mossagegh 2 days after the Shah's flight abroad. Mobs back by the loyal Army oust the ailing Premier. The Shah returns to popular acclaim, as his foe waits trail. SIDELIGHTS AT THE UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK - As the United States plan for the Korean peace talks win approval, complicated balloting leads one delegation to mix their vote, producing a rare display of humor by Russia's Vishinsky. OPERATION CAMARGUE INDO-CHINA - French Union forces thrust an armored spearhead through Red-held territory. A score of Viet-Minh strongholds are crushed. NAVY BLOOD DONORS NEW YORK - Crewmen of the aircraft carrier Antietam line up on the flight deck to donate precious, much-needed blood to the Red Cross. GRIDDERS TRAIN ANNAPOLIS - Pre-season training gets underway at the Naval Academy. Nine bu=ig games coming up, capped by the Army classic. FRENCH FASHION PREVIEW FRANCE - Previews of 1953's "new look" in winter and evening fashions, inveiled by Paris' haut couturiers. B-36 LAUNCHES JET A-BOMBER IN MID-AIR A new age in aerial combat dawns with the disclosure that the huge B-36 intercontinental bomber can now launch and recover in mid-air; an A-bomb carrying "Thunderstreak" jet.