THE PREMIER REPORTS

Mr. Macmillan returns from a crucial visit to the U.S., where he held several meetings with President Eisenhower. These meetings, both formal and informal, were productive and aimed at addressing the Geneva nuclear test agreement. Despite challenges, progress was made, marking a significant step forward in diplomatic relations.

What event was the Prime Minister returning from when he was welcomed at London Airport?

• A visit to Canada

• A visit to Germany

• A visit to the United States

• A visit to France

How many meetings has the Prime Minister had with President Eisenhower since taking office?

• Eleven or twelve

• Five or six

• Nine or ten

• Seven or eight

What was the nature of the meetings between the Prime Minister and President Eisenhower?

• Contentious and argumentative

• Practical and collaborative

• Informal and unproductive

• Formal and ceremonial

What was the main topic of discussion at the Geneva meeting?

• Climate change policies

• Military alliances

• Nuclear test agreements

• Trade agreements

What is the Prime Minister's outlook on the progress made in the Geneva discussions?

• Pessimistic

• Uncertain

• Indifferent

• Optimistic