WHPO-P27762
President Bush meets with U.S. Asean Ambassadors in his Suite Living Room at the Shangri-La Hotel. Participants are: Amb. Robert Orr, Singapore; Amb. John C. Monjo, Indonesia; Amb. Paul M. Cleveland, Malaysia; Amb. David Lambertson, Thailand; Amb. Frank G. Wisner, Philippines; Amb. John Bell, Brunei; Andy Card and Richard Solomon.
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WHPO-P27763
President and Mrs. Bush Bid Informal Farewell to Deputy Prime Minister and Mrs. Bg Lee Hsien Loong, Amb. and Mrs. Robert Orr, Amb. Mushahid Ali, Amb. and Mrs. S.R. Nathan at the Foot of the Stairs of Air Force One. The Bushes depart Singapore en route Seoul, Korea. The President participates in a National Security Council Briefing in the Conference Room aboard Air Force one en route Korea. Participants are: Robert Zoellick, Doug Paal, Richard Solomon, David Demarest, Andy Card and Gen. Brent Scowcroft. Also shows staff aboard the back up Air Force One. Shows Sec. Robert Mosbacher Sleeping in his Chair.
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WHPO-P27764
President and Mrs. Bush Bid Informal Farewell to Deputy Prime Minister and Mrs. Bg Lee Hsien Loong, Amb. and Mrs. Robert Orr, Amb. Mushahid Ali, Amb. and Mrs. S.R. Nathan at the Foot of the Stairs of Air Force One. The Bushes depart Singapore en route Seoul, Korea. The President participates in a National Security Council Briefing in the Conference Room aboard Air Force one en route Korea. Participants are: Robert Zoellick, Doug Paal, Richard Solomon, David Demarest, Andy Card and Gen. Brent Scowcroft. Also shows staff aboard the back up Air Force One. Shows Sec. Robert Mosbacher Sleeping in his Chair.
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WHPO-P27765
President and Mrs. Bush arrive K-16 Airport, Seoul, Korea. They are met by Amb. Donald P. Gregg and Korean Chief of Protocol Amb. Chang Sun-Sup. Greeters include: Prime Minister and Mrs. Chong Won- Sik; F.M. and Mrs. Lee Sang Ock; Commerce and Industry Minister and Mrs. Han Bong Soo; Amb. and Mrs. Hyun Hong-Choo and others.
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WHPO-P27766
President and Mrs. Bush arrive K-16 Airport, Seoul, Korea. They are met by Amb. Donald P. Gregg and Korean Chief of Protocol Amb. Chang Sun-Sup. Greeters include: Prime Minister and Mrs. Chong Won- Sik; F.M. and Mrs. Lee Sang Ock; Commerce and Industry Minister and Mrs. Han Bong Soo; Amb. and Mrs. Hyun Hong-Choo and others.
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WHPO-P27767
President and Mrs. Bush arrive National Cemetery and are greeted by Mr. Kang Myung-Suk, Superintendent of the National Cemetery and Major General Ahn Byung Ho, Representative of Seoul Defense Corps. The Principals proceed through an Honor Guard to Hyun Choong Monument and participate in Wreath-Laying Ceremony. President and Mrs. Bush Sprinkle Incense into an Urn.
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WHPO-P27768
President and Mrs. Bush arrive National Cemetery and are greeted by Mr. Kang Myung-Suk, Superintendent of the National Cemetery and Major General Ahn Byung Ho, Representative of Seoul Defense Corps. The Principals proceed through an Honor Guard to Hyun Choong Monument and participate in Wreath-Laying Ceremony. President and Mrs. Bush Sprinkle Incense into an Urn.
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WHPO-P27771
President Bush plays Tennis with Korean President Roh Tae Woo. President and Mrs. Bush arrive National Cemetery and are greeted by Mr. Kang Myung-Suk, Superintendent of the National Cemetery and Major General Ahn Byung Ho, Representative of Seoul Defense Corps. The Principals proceed through an Honor Guard to Hyun Choong Monument and participate in Wreath-Laying Ceremony. President and Mrs. Bush Sprinkle Incense into an Urn.
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WHPO-P27777
President Bush arrives the Raffles Hotel with Ambassador Robert Orr. The President is met by Richard C. Helfer, Executive Director of the Raffles Hotel. Shows the President Greeting a Bellboy. The President greets Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew upon his arrival in the Ballroom. The President and Senior Minister Lee meet Privately in the Sarkin Suite. Includes police greeters.
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