His Visit To America
King Saud arriving in Washington, received by President John F. Kennedy, January 1962.
King Saud arriving in Washington, received by President John F. Kennedy, January 1962.
King Saud, accompanied by Vice President (of the Royal Court) and his private secretary Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini, arriving at Washington Airport, January 1962.
King Saud departing the Maryland military base for the White House, accompanied by Prince Saud bin Abdullah bin Jiluwi, 13 February 1962.
King Saud and U.S. President John F. Kennedy depart Andrews Air Force Base aboard a helicopter en route to the White House, accompanied by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal, and Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini.
King Saud and U.S. President John F. Kennedy depart Andrews Air Force Base by helicopter en route to the White House, accompanied by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal, and Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini.
King Saud and U.S. President John F. Kennedy depart Andrews Air Force Base by helicopter en route to the White House, accompanied by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal, and Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini.
King Saud and U.S. President John F. Kennedy depart Andrews Air Force Base by helicopter en route to the White House, accompanied by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal, and Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini.
King Saud in Washington airport
King Saud delivers an address at the honorary reception held for him by the Lebanese and Syrian community at the Sheraton Plaza in Boston on 21 January 1962. Behind him appears broadcaster Bakr Younis, and Colonel Abdulmunim Al‑Aqeel is also visible.
King Saud, during his visit to the United States, accompanied by Saudi Ambassador to Washington Abdullah Al‑Kayyal and Sheikh Abdullah Bilkhair—may God have mercy on them— in New York, where they are received by U.S. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., the United States Representative to the United Nations.
King Saud and U.S. Secretary of Defense Mr. Wilson render the military salute as the Honor Guard raises the flags of both nations, shortly before the luncheon held in his honor at the Pentagon, headquarters of the U.S. Armed Forces, 1957.
King Saud at the United Nations Headquarters, ascending the podium to deliver his address, accompanied by Prince Wan and UN Secretary‑General Dag Hammarskjöld. The audience is seen standing in applause as His Majesty approaches the rostrum to deliver his speech, in which he stated: “From this platform, I wish to express my appreciation and best wishes to the United Nations, an organization inspired by noble humanitarian aims.” 1957.
King Saud at a dinner held in his honor in Washington during his visit, seated beside his private interpreter Yusuf Al‑Allyan, with Prince Mohammed bin Saud Al‑Kabir to his right—may God have mercy on them.
King Saud—may God have mercy on him—shakes hands with Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov, with Sheikh Abdullah Bilkhair interpreting between them, during His Majesty’s visit to New York in January 1957.
A symbolic caricature showing Eisenhower’s attempt to apply the Eisenhower Doctrine, while King Saud affirms that the Arab nations stand united and are not a field for foreign intervention.
Prince Mashhoor bin Saud with Dadeeb Antabi, King Saud’s physician, during their visit to the United States in 1957.
King Saud in New York with Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal and Sheikh Abdullah Bilkhair, received by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., President Eisenhower’s personal representative, on 29 January 1957.
Crown Prince Saud at the Saudi Embassy in Washington, 1947.
King Saud during his visit to the Naval Institute in 1957.
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York, where King Saud stayed in 1957.
King Saud standing between President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon during the reception preceding the official dinner, with Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini visible, at the Mayflower Hotel, 1957.
The American liner USS Constitution that transported King Saud to New York, escorted by fighter aircraft, in 1957.
Crown Prince Saud at George Washington’s Mount Vernon residence on 14 January 1947.
Prince Mashhoor bin Saud with members of the Saudi community at a reception held at the Saudi Embassy in Washington, 1957.
King Saud during his visit to the United States.
President Eisenhower playfully greeting Prince Mashhoor bin Saud, with Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal beside them, during King Saud’s 1957 visit.
King Saud with Prince Mohammed bin Saud Al‑Kabir and Abdulmunim Al‑Aqeel in front of Blair House in the United States, 1957.
Prince Mashhoor bin Saud—may God have mercy on him—playing with the children of Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Kayyal in the United States, 1957.
King Saud in Washington during his visit to President Truman.
King Saud watching a basketball game during his official visit to the United States in 1957.
The dinner held in honor of His Majesty King Saud.
King Saud during his visit to the United States in 1947.
King Saud in the United States
The United Nations Headquarters, located on the shore of the East River.
His Majesty King Saud and the President of the United States John F. Kennedy
His Majesty King Saud with Vice President Richard Nixon during his visit to the United States.
King Saud in the United States
King Saud in the United States
King Saud in the United States
The banquet hosted by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in honor of his royal guest, His Majesty King Saud.
Prince Mashhoor bin Saud with Pat Nixon, wife of the Vice President of the United States.
His Majesty King Saud and the President of the United States John F. Kennedy
King Saud in the United States 1957
His Majesty King Saud with U.S. Senator Sam Rayburn during his visit to the United States.
King Saud in the United States
His Majesty King Saud arriving in Florida, in the United States, for medical treatment, accompanied by Prince Fahd bin Saud, Jamal Al‑Husseini, and Bakr Younis.
King Saud in the United States
King Saud with President Eisenhower
The reception hosted by His Excellency Sheikh Abdullah Al‑Khiyyal in honor of His Majesty King Saud.
His Majesty King Saud applauding in admiration at a display of precise balancing skill.
The reception hosted by His Excellency Sheikh Abdullah Al‑Khiyyal in honor of His Majesty King Saud.
The Honor Guard, together with senior officials of the United States Government, bidding farewell to His Highness Prince Saud.
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud during his visit to Washington.
His Majesty King Saud upon his arrival in the United States of America.
His Majesty King Saud shaking hands with Mrs. Pat Nixon, wife of the Vice President of the United States.
The Honorable Representative Sam Rayburn, one of the delegates of the State of Texas, warmly shaking hands with His Majesty King Saud.
President Harry S. Truman bestowing upon Prince Saud the Legion of Merit, Degree of Chief Commander.
The SS Constitution, the ocean liner that conveyed King Saud to the United States.
Crown Prince Saud in USA
Prince Mashhoor bin Saud
His Majesty King Saud upon his arrival at the United Nations Headquarters on an official visit.
His Majesty King Saud, together with his son Prince Mohammed—may they both rest in peace—at the Saudi Embassy dinner in Washington, in 1957.
His Majesty King Saud with President Dwight D. Eisenhower during his visit to the United States in 1957.
His Majesty King Saud with his son Prince Mashhoor during his visit to the United States, with Sheikh Abdullah Bilkhair visible in the scene, 1957.
His Majesty King Saud departing the United States at Palm Beach Airport, Florida, in January 1962, accompanied by Prince Fahd bin Saud and Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini—may they rest in peace—together with Angier Biddle Duke, the Chief of Presidential Protocol during the administration of President John F. Kennedy.
India’s Special Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Mr. Krishna Menon, being received in audience by His Majesty King Saud.
Photographers captured countless images of Prince Mashhoor’s celebration, together with the many gifts he received.
From the memoirs of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, recounting his impressions of King Saud’s visit to the United States in 1957.
From President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s memoirs, reflecting on King Saud during his visit to the United States.
His Majesty King Saud with UN Secretary‑General Dag Hammarskjöld and Yusuf Yassin at a United Nations dinner held following the address His Majesty delivered in 1957.
The Vice President of the United States and Sheikh Abdullah Bilkhair, Secretary to King Saud and Director of Saudi Radio, delivering a broadcast address in Washington, in 1957.
His Majesty King Saud, accompanied by his private secretary Jamal Al‑Husseini—may they both rest in peace—during his time in Washington, 30 January 1957.
His Majesty King Saud with President John F. Kennedy at the President’s Palm Beach residence.
His Majesty King Saud with President John F. Kennedy at the President’s Palm Beach residence.
The children of Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Khiyyal at the Saudi Embassy reception in Washington, together with King Saud—may he rest in peace—1957.
The children of Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Khiyyal at the Saudi Embassy reception in Washington, together with King Saud—may he rest in peace—1957.
The children of Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Khiyyal at the Saudi Embassy reception in Washington, together with King Saud—may he rest in peace—1957.
Preparations of the White House reception hall for the arrival of King Saud.
Preparations of the White House reception hall for the arrival of King Saud.
Preparations of the White House reception hall for the arrival of King Saud.
Preparations of the White House reception hall for the arrival of King Saud.
Preparations of the White House reception hall for the arrival of King Saud.
Preparations of the White House reception hall for the arrival of King Saud.
His Majesty King Saud being received by President Dwight D. Eisenhower upon his arrival in Washington from New York.
Arrival ceremony of King Saud with President John F Kennedy Jan 1962
Arrival of King Saud to Washington 1962 with his personal secretary Jamal Al-Husseini
Blairs Palace Photo
Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Boards Sacred Cow
Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia with Secretary of Agriculture Anderson
Forieng Secretery Etshsen greets Prince Saud at his arrival to Washington - 1947
Historical Photograph King Saud of Saudi Arabia the 48th Ismaili Imam His Highness Sir Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III
King Saud places a wreath over the Grave of the Unknown Soldier - Arlington Cemetery
His Majesty King Saud during his visit to the Naval Institute.
His Majesty King Saud passing between two ranks of the military honor guard.
King Saud His Excellency Sam Rayburn a representative of the state of Texas
King Saud John Foster Dallas the Minister of Foreign Affairs
King Saud Leverett Saltonstall Representative of Massachusetts
King Saud President Eisenhower
King Saud President Eisenhower
King Saud President Eisenhower in a final meeting
King Saud President John F Kennedey
King Saud President Kennedey
King Saud President Kennedey with Little Princess Dalal Bint Saud
His Majesty King Saud at the residence of Saudi Ambassador Abdullah Al‑Khiyyal, accompanied by Prince Fahd bin Saud and Abdullah Bilkhair.
In Bancroft Hall, His Majesty King Saud appears with members of his entourage and senior officials of the United States Naval Academy, looking out over the Academy grounds. Standing behind him is Abdullah bin Ali Al‑Salem Al‑Dawood, one of King Saud’s distinguished attendants, 1957.
King Saud The US President Eisenhower
King Saud US President Eisenhower
King Saud I wish to assure Your Excellency of my desire to our relationships with the American
King Saud arrival ceremony with president John F Kennedy at Washington airport Jan 1962
King Saud arrives to Washington
King Saud at Maritime Institute
King Saud at the United Nations General Assembly New York - 1957
King Saud between President Eisenhower and Mr Nixon Vice President of the Republic
King Saud During his Visit to America 1962
King Saud leaving Washington on president Kennedys Hellicopter Jan 1962
King Saud of Saudi Arabia with President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon as they attended the regally-arranged dinner given by the Arabian monarch at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC in 1957
King Saud reviews the Maritime Guard of Honor - USA
King Saud speaking to the General Assembly
King Saud visits the Pentagon 1957
King Saud with Governor Mackelldin in USA 1957
King Saud with President John F Kennedy
King Saud with President John F Kennedy at airport with Prince Abdullah bin Jlwi Prince Fahad bin Saud Janal Al-Husseini Abdullah Al-Sadoon
King Saud with President John F Kennedy at the arrival ceremony with princes Abdullah bin Jlwi Fahad bin Saud Khalid bin Saud Thamir bin Saud and Jamal Al-Husseini Jan 1962
King Saud with president John F Kennedy at Washington airport Jan 1962
King Saud with the Secretary-General of the United Nations
Minister of foreign affairs Mr Dallas his wife
President Eisenhower speaking to his Royal Guest
President Kennedy and King Saud 1962 at the Kings convalescent home in Palm Beach Florida
President Kennedy visits King Saud at his residence in Palm Beach FlaJan271962
President Kennedy visits King Saud at his residence in Palm Beach FlaJan271962son prince Fahad
President Kennedy with King Saud at the arrival ceremony in Washington airport Jan 1962
Prince Mashhoor leaving Walter Reed Hospital
Saudi Arabian Flag at Blairs Palace
Saudi Embassy in Washington DC
The Minister of Foreign affairs His Wife
His Majesty King Saud speaking with the eminent poet and Syrian Ambassador to the United States, Umar Abu Risha, at a reception held in Boston on 12 January 1962.
Some of the officials and accompanying delegation awaiting the arrival of King Saud at the reception held in his honor at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in Boston, during his medical trip, 15 January 1962.
His Majesty King Saud during his visit to the United States, meeting with President Dwight D. Eisenhower, accompanied by Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini and Abdullah Bilkhair, 1957.
His Majesty King Saud with his sons, Prince Mansour and Prince Sultan, together with Jamal Al‑Husseini, and Dr. Francis Moore, following His Majesty’s discharge from the hospital in Florida, 1962.
His Majesty King Saud inspecting irrigation projects in the United States during his 1947 visit, with the aim of transferring this technology to Saudi Arabia—a model that was later implemented in Al‑Kharj.
His Majesty King Saud with President Dwight D. Eisenhower, accompanied by the King’s personal guard Colonel Abdulmunim Al‑Aqeel and his private secretary Sheikh Abdullah Bilkhair, 1957.
His Majesty King Saud, together with President John F. Kennedy, with Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini standing behind them, in Florida, 1962.
Crown Prince Saud shaking hands with the Lebanese Ambassador during his visit to the United States in 1948. May God have mercy on King Saud.
Crown Prince Saud standing between Asad Al‑Faqih, the first Saudi Ambassador to the United States, and Fuad Hamzah, with the royal bodyguard Abdulaziz Al‑Rifai positioned behind them, 1947.
His Majesty King Saud arriving at the United Nations Headquarters in New York to deliver his address, where he was received by Secretary‑General Dag Hammarskjöld, 1957.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, shaking hands with Thai Prince Vong Vadhyakorn, President of the UN General Assembly session of 29 January 1957, with Dag Hammarskjöld and Colonel Abdulmunim Al‑Aqeel behind them.
Crown Prince Saud, may he rest in peace, inspecting the wool factories during his visit to the United States in 1947.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, upon his arrival at the Port of New York by ship in 1957.
King Saud disembarking from the ship SS Constitution in New York in 1957, followed by his personal physician, Dr. Adeeb Antabi.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, shaking hands with U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outside Blair House following their bilateral talks in 1957.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, in talks with President Dwight D. Eisenhower at the White House during the King’s 1957 visit to the United States, with Jamal Al‑Husseini present at the reception.
His Majesty King Saud during his visit to the United States in 1957, meeting with President Dwight D. Eisenhower, accompanied by Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini and Abdullah Bilkhair.
His Majesty King Saud during his visit to the United States in 1957, meeting with President Dwight D. Eisenhower, accompanied by Sheikh Jamal Al‑Husseini and Abdullah Bilkhair.
His Majesty King Saud during his 1957 visit to the United States, meeting with President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, holding the Algerian flag in support of Algeria during the UN debate on its cause, with Abdullah Bilkhair beside him, 1957.
King Saud and his son Prince Mohammed, may they both rest in peace, at the Saudi Embassy dinner in Washington in 1957.
Prince Mashhoor bin Saud embraced by Dr. Adeeb Antabi, King Saud’s physician, with his nanny Ruqayyah beside him, while one of the officers playfully interacts with him during their stay in the United States, 1957.
King Saud and U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon at the Saudi Embassy reception in Washington in 1957.
King Saud and U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon at the Saudi Embassy reception in Washington in 1957.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, during his visit to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1957.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, at a luncheon in the United States in 1948 with James Terry Duce, President of ARAMCO, his personal physician Dr. Adeeb Antabi, and Asad Faqih, the first Saudi ambassador to the United States.
Crown Prince Saud with Mrs. Evie Duce, wife of ARAMCO President Terry Duce, and the Saudi ambassador Sheikh Asad Al‑Faqih at the Saudi Embassy in Washington in 1948.
Leaders of the Muslim community in Washington presenting King Saud, may he rest in peace, with a framed photograph of their mosque during his visit to the Islamic Center of Washington as part of his 1957 tour of the United States.
King Saud bin Abdulaziz with Prince Thamir and Princess Dalal at the Sheraton Plaza in Boston during his visit to the United States in 1962.
King Saud, may he rest in peace, delivering his remarks in response to President John F. Kennedy’s welcoming address on this occasion, shortly before the two boarded the helicopter to the White House.
King Saud, with Prince Musaid bin Abdulaziz, Prince Mohammed Al‑Kabir, and others, watching a basketball game in Washington during his 1957 visit to the United States.
The arrival of King Saud bin Abdulaziz and U.S. President John F. Kennedy in Washington, where a state dinner was held at the White House in honor of the distinguished guest, 1962.
