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The article focuses on the inauguration of Adolfo López Mateos of president of Mexico. It states that the inauguration was held at Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City participated by 3,000 guests which includes U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. It mentions that retiring President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines handed down the ceremonial red-white-and-green sash of office to López Mateos and withdrawn from his public service.

The article offers information on Jose Mendoza Fernandez, director of Bufete Industrial SA in Mexico. It notes that by taking in the concept of U.S. engineering technique of offering clients total package deals, the firm gained control of Mexican engineering market while taking lot of business away from U.S. competitors. It says that aside from its competence for expert engineering, the firm stands willing to choose a plant location, procure equipment, and even help start the plant operation.

The article discusses actress Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman's divorce from director Peter Lindstrom, and marriage to Roberto Rossellini, an Italian. It states that both the divorce and marriage decree came from Mexico, while Bergman and Rossellini were in Rome, Italy. The reason for this was that Bergman had divorced Lindstrom earlier in Mexico, but as a Swede, her government did not recognize Mexico's authority. When the latter sent the decree to Italy, its government required the Church to recognize it, leaving her free to remarry under Italian law.