MSs. CUs. People outside 412 Transport Squadron building waving Stars and Stripes flags. CU. View from back Royal Canadian Mounted policeman saluting while in the background can be seen the President's plane taxiing in. Various shots, as the President and Mrs. Kennedy of USA descend...
MSs. CUs. People outside 412 Transport Squadron building waving Stars and Stripes flags. CU. View from back Royal Canadian Mounted policeman saluting while in the background can be seen the President's plane taxiing in. Various shots, as the President and Mrs. Kennedy of USA descend aircraft steps and are greeted by His Excellency Major Gen. and Mrs George Vanier (Canadian Ambassador) and Mrs. and Mr. John Diefenbaker (Canadian Prime Minister). LS. of the President on small dais, while behind him stand Mrs. Kennedy, Major Gen. and Mrs. Vanier, Mr. and Mrs. Diefenbaker LS. Pres. Kennedy walking towards camera as he reviews R.C.A.F. guard of honour. MSs. Pres. Kennedy and Maj. Gen Vanier posing in doorway for cameras a car draws up in front of camera. MS. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Vanier posing for camera. LS. Maj. General Vanier, Pres. Kennedy and Mr. Diefenbaker followed by Mrs. Vanier and Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Diefenbaker as they walk in the garden of the house. LS. Pres. Kennedy planting a tree in the garden. LS. Mrs. Kennedy planting a tree. LSs. of a diplomats and their wives walking in the gardens.
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