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OCR Page 1 of 18THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
VISIT TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
FOR LUNCHEON AND VIEWING OF
FOREIGN SERVICE PLAQUE
Tuesday, March 6, 1973
12:50 P.M.
THE PRESIDENT:
BACKGROUND:
You have accepted Secretary Rogers' invitation to attend a
working luncheon with other high State Department officials.
It will take place in the Jefferson Room at the State Department.
A complete list of attendees is at Tab A. Suggested luncheon
talking points are at Tab B.
After the luncheon, Secretary Rogers will escort you to the
lobby, where you may view the new American Foreign Service
Association Memorial Plaque. It is a new 6-foot bronze plaque
that is similar to an older one located on the opposite wall of the
lobby. Both plaques carry the names of those people who have
served their country and given their lives while in the Foreign Service.
This is an opportunity for you to offer remarks about such service.
(Suggested remarks at Tab C).
A large crowd is expected in the lobby. It will consist of Foreign
Service Association members and other State Department employees.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
12:50 p.m.
Depart South Driveway via motorcade
en route State Department.
12:55 p.m.
Arrive Secretary's Entrance (garage level).
Secretary Rogers will meet and escort you via
elevator to the Jefferson Room on the 8th floor.
The luncheon participants (Tab A) will be
pre-positioned.
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