Visits By Foreign Leaders in 1952

Visitor	From	Description	Date
Prime Minister Churchill	United Kingdom	Revisited Washington January 16–19. Addressed U.S. Congress January 17.	January 5–10, 1952
Premier Drees	Netherlands	Informal visit. In U.S. January 12–24, visiting New York City, Bridgeport (Connecticut) and Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania).	January 20–23, 1952
Queen Juliana	Netherlands	Addressed U.S. Congress April 3. Afterwards visited Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), New York City, Knoxville (Tennessee), Detroit, Grand Rapids, Holland, and Ann Arbor, (Michigan), San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Departed U.S. April 22.	April 2–5, 1952
Prime Minister Erlander	Sweden	Unofficial visit. In U.S. April 3–17. Also visited New York City, Rockford (Illinois), Chicago, Minneapolis (Minnesota), and Detroit (Michigan).	April 12–16, 1952
President Somoza	Nicaragua	Unofficial visit to Washington. Afterwards visited Boston (Massachusetts) and New York City. Departed U.S. July 5.	May 1–6, 1952
Chancellor Leopold Figl	Austria	At the invitation of the U.S. Government. In U.S. May 11–27. Visited New York City, Williamsburg (Virginia), Buffalo (New York), Detroit (Michigan), Chicago, and Madison (Wisconsin).	May 12–16, 1952
Prime Minister Menzies	Australia	Informal discussions en route to London.	May 16–21, 1952
King Faisal II	Iraq	Informal, unofficial visit. In U.S. August 12–September 8. Visited New York City ,Detroit (Michigan), Chicago, Denver (Colorado), San Francisco, Las Vegas (Nevada), Phoenix (Arizona), Muscle Shoals (Tennessee), and Fort Knox (Kentucky).	August 16–18, 1952
Prime Minister Torp	Norway	In U.S. September 10–30. Also visited New York City, Detroit (Michigan), Duluth and Minneapolis (Minnesota), Chicago, and Madison (Wisconsin).	September 22–26, 1952
Prime Minister Menzies	Australia	Met with President-elect Eisenhower in New York City.	December 17, 1952