ZUM4843680: May 05, 1953 - Mr Jean Monnet Opens European Steel Market. Mr Jean Monnet, the President of the European Coal and Steel Board, on Thursday officially opened the European Coal and Steel Market, at the Bel val Steel Works in Luxembourg. Keystone Photo shows: Monsieur Jean Monnet, right, hunted by press correspondents of all countries who had come to watch this unusual event. Keystone Munich May 3, 1953. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4843870: May 05, 1953 - Portugal's President in Madrid - General Francisco Higinio Craveiro Lopes, President of Portugal, has arrived in Madrid for a six-day state visit, He was met on arrival by General Franco and members of the Spanish Government. Keystone Photo Shows: General Francisco Lopes, the Portuguese President (left), and General Franco, seen saluting the crowds, as they drove from the station, escorted by Moorish Horse Lancers. H/Keystone / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4844512: May 05, 1953 - Epstein work Fiked in Position on the convent of the Holy Child Jesus. Mr. R.A. Butler, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, this afternoon unveiled a three-ton Child in lead which has been fixed in position on the exterior of the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus in Cavendish-square. The g ~ ~ ~ is the work of Jacob Epstein / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4842973: May 05, 1953 - A relay station was set up near the Dutch German border at Hinsbeck in cooperation of the North West German Broadcasting Corporation and the Federal Post for the television transmission of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth to Germany. This relay station will close the gap between the British and the German television system. English, Belgian and Dutch transmitting stations will transfer the coronation to the concave mirror of the 40-meters high Relay-station and will be transmitted from there to the North West German system. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4841313: May 05, 1953 - Duke Of Edinburgh Flies From The Palace In Helicopter To Review Commonwealth Troops: The Duke of Edinburgh made an historic flight when he took off in a helicopter from the grounds of Buckingham Palace. He flew to Pirbright to inspect troops of the Commonwealth contingent now in England. Never before had anyone taken off by plans from the Palace / Bridgeman Images