1954 Nixon Stops in Honolulu

The transcript describes the World Goodwill Flight involving Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon, representing President Eisenhower. It highlights the warm hospitality they received in Hawaii, with Mrs. Nixon being adorned with leis. The transcript also touches on Mr. Nixon's potential influence on future US relations with the Far East, and outlines their travel itinerary, including stops in Manila, China, and Formosa.

Who is traveling as President Eisenhower's personal representative on the World Goodwill Flight?

• Vice President Nixon

• Secretary of State

• President Eisenhower

• Mrs. Nixon

What traditional Hawaiian item was Mrs. Nixon overwhelmed with during her visit?

• Hawaiian hula skirts

• Hawaiian music

• Hawaiian shirts

• Hawaiian leis

Which of the following locations is included in Mr. Nixon's itinerary?

• Tokyo

• Beijing

• Manila

• Seoul

What is the purpose of Mr. Nixon's visit to the Far East?

• To promote tourism

• To strengthen future U.S. relations

• To discuss military alliances

• To establish trade agreements

Which country is not part of Mr. Nixon's travel itinerary?

• China

• Manila

• Formosa

• India