Word: summiteer
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...will certainly be up in the thousands," he said. There are 550 foreign correspondents regularly assigned in Washington, and most of those are expected to be augmented. Some foreign television networks are planning to anchor their news shows from Washington during the summit, Garrity said...
Where the locations will be remains uncertain as U.S. and Soviet officials grapple with the logistical problems of a superpower summit...
...only previous U.S.-Soviet summit held in Washington, when Richard M. Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev met in 1972, reporters were briefed at three different locations set up around town by the State Department...
...first Reagan-Gorbachev summit, in Geneva in 1985, authorities accredited more than 3000 reporters, more than three times the size of the largest previous press corps in a city that is no stranger to international meetings...
...soon as plans for the summit were announced last Friday, speculation began on where it would be held. Locations mentioned included Camp David, the presidential weekend retreat in the Catoctin Mountains of Maryland, and Williamsburg, Va., the colonial capital in which world leaders held an economic summit...