Americans invited to visit with the Eisenhowers now leaving after the event. At one point these buses were filled with American reporters and parked in a main plaza in front of where Korean people also had gathered to see Eisenhower's convoy pass. Robert M. Johnston and his wife were there and could hear the Koreans complaining that these buses blocked their view. He went to a Secret Service man and said, "I understand Korean, and the people are concerned that these buses are blocking their view. Could I go and speak to them and ask them to move?" He granted permission, so Johnston went to a bus and said this. They asked, "Who are you?" He replied, "I am a citizen, but I understand Korean, and this is what people are saying." So they did move the buses, apparently to here.
Descriptive and title information provided in most cases by Robert and Madeline Johnston in 2016-2017.
