Douglas MacArthur attends a White House luncheon in his honor

General Douglas MacArthur attended a luncheon with the President, Defense Secretary, and other leaders. They discussed various world affairs, including Indochina. MacArthur emphasized that the meeting was a general discussion between old friends, without any significant implications.

Who attended the luncheon with General Douglas MacArthur and the President?

• Only Congressional leaders

• Defense Secretary Wilson and members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

• The President and his family

• Only the President

What was General MacArthur's response when asked about discussions on Indochina?

• He acknowledged it as an important part of world affairs.

• He mentioned it was a minor issue.

• He refused to comment on it.

• He said it was not discussed at all.

How did General MacArthur describe his relationship with the President?

• They are political rivals.

• They are old friends of many years' standing.

• They have a formal professional relationship.

• They are distant acquaintances.

What was the main purpose of the meeting between General MacArthur and the President?

• To sign a new defense treaty

• To announce a new political alliance

• To have a general discussion between two old friends

• To discuss specific military strategies

What did General MacArthur emphasize about the significance of the meeting?

• It should not be seen as more than a general discussion.

• It was a groundbreaking diplomatic negotiation.

• It was a highly significant political event.

• It was a secretive and confidential meeting.