Appendix A / Administration of William J. Clinton, 1993
June 28
The President announced his intention to nominate
Einar Dyhrkopp of Shawneetown, IL, to be a memberof the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors.
June 30
In the evening, the President, Hillary Clinton, andChelsea Clinton attended a performance of ‘‘ The
Phantom of the Opera’’ at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
July 1In the afternoon, the President had lunch with theVice President.
In the evening, the President and Hillary Clinton
had dinner with Senate Republican leader RobertDole and Ambassador and Mrs. Robert Strauss.
July 2The President announced his intention to nominate
career Foreign Service officers Edward Perkins andVictor Tomseth to be Ambassador to Australia andAmbassador to Laos, respectively, and Toby Gati tobe Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence andResearch. In addition, the President has accorded thepersonal rank of Ambassador to Robert Gosende in
his capacity as Special Envoy for Somalia.
The President announced his approval of the following Senior Executive Service appointments at theDepartment of Defense:
V. Larry Lynn, Deputy Under Secretary for Advanced Technology;
Maj. Gen. Frank Horton, Principal Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence; andMari-Luci Jaramillo, Deputy Secretary for InterAmerican Affairs.
July 4In the afternoon, the President traveled to Philadelphia, PA, where he participated in a Liberty Bellringing ceremony. Later in the afternoon, he traveled
to Eldridge, IA, where he surveyed damage causedby severe flooding.
In the evening, the President traveled to San Francisco, CA.
July 5In the afternoon, the President and Hillary Clinton
traveled from San Francisco, CA, to Tokyo, Japan.
July 6After arriving in Tokyo in the late afternoon, thePresident met with Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa
of Japan at the Iikura House.
July 7In the morning, the President met with President
Soeharto of Indonesia at the U.S. Embassy. In the1266

afternoon, he met with Prime Minister John Majorof the United Kingdom at the Okura Hotel.
In the evening, the President attended a working
dinner at the residence of Prime Minister Miyazawa.
July 8In the morning, the President attended sessions ofthe economic summit and a working luncheon at theAkasaka Palace. In the late afternoon, he met withChancellor Helmut Kohl of Germany.
In the evening, the President and Hillary Clinton
attended a dinner hosted by Emperor Akihito at theImperial Palace.
July 9In the morning, the President attended sessions ofthe economic summit at the Akasaka Palace.
In the afternoon, the President attended a working
luncheon with Prime Minister Kim Campbell of Canada at the residence of the U.S. Ambassador. He
then returned to the Akasaka Palace to attend final
sessions of the economic summit.
The President named Gerald Corrigan, president
and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York,as Chairman of the Russian-American Enterprise
Fund.
July 10In the late morning, the President and Hillary Clinton traveled from Tokyo, Japan, to Seoul, SouthKorea.
July 11In the morning, the President had breakfast withPresident Kim Yong-sam of South Korea in the Blue
House garden.
In the evening, the President and Hillary Clinton
traveled to Honolulu, HI, crossing the international
dateline and arriving in Honolulu on the morning ofJune 11.
After arriving in the early morning, the President
had breakfast with servicemen at the Pearl Harbor
Naval Base. After the breakfast, the President andHillary Clinton participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial. The President
then attended briefings at the CINCPAC headquarters
at Camp H.M. Smith.
In the evening, the President and Hillary Clinton
attended a dinner for Gov. John Waihee of Hawaii.
July 13
In the late evening, the President traveled from
Honolulu, HI, to Des Moines, IA.
July 14
Following his arrival in Des Moines in the morning,
the President took a helicopter tour of areas damaged
by severe flooding in Iowa. In the evening, he returned to Washington, DC.
The President announced the addition of 87 morecounties in the State of Iowa to the Presidential major