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Foreign Service of the 33 United States of America INGOMING AMERICAN EMBASSY PARIS UNCLASSIFIE Classification Contatol: 291 ACTION SS-10 INFO Recd: 2 JUNE 1961 EF 10 PM PF FROM: VIENNA NO: UNN JUNE 2, 1961 FOR CONGER. UPON HIS DEPARTURE FROM THE AIRCRAFT, THE PRESIDENT WILL BE MET AT THE FOOT OF THE LANDING RAMP (POINT A) BY PRESIDENT SCHAERF OF AUSTRIA; THE AUSTRIAN CHIEF OF PROTOCOL, DR. CLAUS WINTERSTE IN; PRESIDENT SCHAERFTS DAUGHTERS FRAU DR. KYRLE; AND AMBASSADOR AND MRS. MATTHEWS. THE PRESIDENT AND THE PRESIDENT OF AUSTRIA WILL EXCHANGE GREETINGS IN FRONT OF MICROPHONES SET UP AT THIS POINT. THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT WILL BE WAITING TO BE INTRODUCED TO THE PRESIDENT: CHANCELLOR DR. ALFONS GORBACH VICE-CHANCELLOR DR. BRUNO PITTERMANN FORE IGN MINISTER DR. BRUNO KRE ISKY STATE SECRETARY DR. LUDWIG STE INER DR. KARL TRESCHER, CHEF DU CABINET FOR PRESIDENT SCHAERF SEKTIONSCHEF DR. EDUARD CHALOUPKA, FEDERAL CHANCELLERY AMBASSADOR DR. MARTIN FUCHS, SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE FORE IGN MINISTRY MINISTERIALRAT DR. LUKAS BEROLDINGEN, FEDERAL CHANCELLERY DR. GEORG ROESSLER, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF PROTOCOL, THE PRESIDENT, ACCOMPANIED BY PRESIDENT SCHAERF, WILL THEN REVIEW THE HONOR GUARD. AS THEY TURN TOWARDS THE HONOR GUARD, THEY STAND AT ATTENTION WHILE THE BAND PLAYS THE AUSTRIAN AND AMERICAN NATIONAL ANTHEMS. THEY THEN PROCEED TO REVIEW THE HONOR GUARD TO THE STRAINS OF THE "GENERAL'S MARCH. Il (WHEN AUSTRIAN COLORS ARE PRESENTED, THE COLOR-BEARER DROPS THE STANDARD UNCLASSIFIED FORN FS-301 REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY IS 2-21-58 Classification PROHIBITED UNLESS

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