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IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 18, 1958
James C. Hagerty, Press Secretary to the President
THE WHITE HOUSE
THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY MADE PUBLIC
THE FOLLOWING EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES
BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND THE
PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS
OF THE REPUBLIC OF ITALY
His Excellency
Amintore Fanfani
President of the Council of Ministers
of the Republic of Italy
Rome
I greatly appreciate your most cordial message on the success-
ful voyage of the Nautilus. Our sincere hope is that this voyage will
have opened a new avenue for world trade and communication which will
serve to promote not only the closer association of the nations of the
world, but also the well-being of their peoples. The congratulations
of the Italian people whose captains of the sea figured so prominently in
the discovery of America are particularly gratifying.
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
The President
The White House
Washington, D. C.
With the bold undertaking of the Nautilus which takes its place in the
glorious tradition of the greatest sea voyages of all time, the American
Navy has opened a new path for mankind. The fact that it has been
opened by free and democratic America constitutes a guarantee that it
will be dedicated to the progress of humanity and the peaceful bringing
together of the peoples of the world. Allow me, Mr. President, to
express the most cordial congratulations of the Italian Government and
of the Italian people who have been particularly associated in the course
of history with great conquests of the sea.
AMINTORE FANFANI
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