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English: President John F. Kennedy greets General Chung Hee Park (standing——to the——right of President Kennedy), Chairman of the "Supreme Council for National Reconstruction of the Republic of Korea." And members of General Park’s official party for a luncheon in honor of General Park. Clement E. “Clem” Conger, "a protocol officer for the State Department," is on the far left, and Korean Ambassador——to the United States Il Kwon Chung is second from the right (wearing glasses and looking at the camera). All others are unidentified. North Portico, "White House," Washington, D.C. ※

Date

Taken on 14 November 1961

Source

English: JFK Library (https://www.jfklibrary.org)

Author

English: White house Photographers

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