Visit of Korean party
The South Korean Foreign Minister (Mr Tong Jin Park) and his party arrived in Christchurch by air from Sydney late yesterday afternoon. He was met on arrival by the Minister of Broadcasting (Mr Templeton), Mr B. W. Middleton, the assistant head of the Asian Division of the [Ministry of Foreign Affairs, [and Mr A. R. Guthrey, the
: honorary consul of the Republic of Korea in the South ’ Island. I Also present were repre- 1 sentatives of the Korean Embassy, several Korean seamen < from the Korean ship Bona, 1 now’ in Lyttelton, and some Korean families living in < Christchurch. 1 No interviews were given i by Mr Pack, who will give ’ a national press conference in < Auckland on Friday. I(
Mr Park and his party were to have flown to Rongotai by National Airways one hour after his arrival. But because Rongotai was closed by bad weather the Royal New Zealand Air Force V.I.P. Dakota flew the Korean party to Paraparaumu. Last evening Mr Park was the guest of honour at a dinner at Vogel House, the official residence of the Prime Minister I (Mr Muldoon).
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