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October 25, 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Amb. Rumsfeld
' . Mrs. Armstrong .• Mr. Baroody Mr. Burch Mr. Nesson • Mr. Scott Mr. Timmons Mrs. Wiedenfe~.',~f(\
FROM: Jeanne W. Davi\)f/1}
SUBJECT: Suggested Guese List for Austrian Chancellor Kreisky' s Dinner on November 12
Attached is the State Department suggested guest list of invitees to the dinner for Chancellor Kreisky. (State is working on the after-dinner entertain_ment list and will &tnd it separately). We \vould app:redal.:; your suggestions for guests for dinner and the after-dinner entertainment in order of priority. Please bear in mind that there is a maximum. limit of 120 guests for the dinner and 100 guests fvr the after-dinner entertainment.
Would you give us your comments by Tuesday, October 29.
cc: Nancy Lammerding
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Wuhlnaton. D.C. 20520 . " ,
October 24, 1974 . LIMITED OFFICIAL USE
.1-lEMORANDUI-1 FOR LIEUTENA.~T GENERAL BRENT SCOWCROFT THE WHITE HOUSE
Subject: Proposed Guest List for White House Dinner for Chancellor and Mrs. Kreisky of Austr1a
Attached is a proposed guest list for the November 12 White House dinner in honor of Chancellor and Mrs. Bruno. Kreisky of Austria. 61 // // ,/ ' ,s· 11 l~ .... • . " J.•.. • ~ ?" ~,... ..,·-,~ (.. ~ . : . 1 ) G~orge S. 1- ·· Executive . '
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LIMITED OFFICIAL USE • PROPOSED GU~ST LIST - FOR THE WHITE HOUSE DINNER FOR CHAl'\JCELLOR AND HRS. KREISKY OF AUSTRIA -·s:OO p.m., Tuesday, November 12, 1974
Official Austrian Part~ His Excellency Dr. Bruno Kreisky, Federal Chancellor of Austria, and ~trs. Kreisky I Dr. Hannes Androsch, · Federal Minister for Finance, and Mrs. Androsch .,I I His Excellency Arno Halusa, Ambassador· of Austria, and Mrs. Halusa I I' I
Ambassador Dr. Hans Thalberg, Special Adviser to the Chancellor Dipl:-Kfm Alf.r:E:d Reiter, Chef de Cabinet of ;the Chancellery
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Department of State: The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger, .. Secretary of State, and ~trs. Kissinger . The Honorable Robert s. Ingersoll, Deputy Secretary of State, and Hrs. Ingersoll
The Honorable John Portner Htunes, American Ambassador to Austria, and Mrs. Humes The Honor·able Henry Catto, Chl:ef of.Protocol, and ..Z..rs. Catto Mrs. Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Counselor, and l-1rs. Sonnenfeldt Mr. Arthur /:.,.. Hartman , Assistant Secretary for European·Affairs, and Mrs. Hartman
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Cabinet-Level Officials: The Honorable William E. Simon, ~ Secretary of the Treasury, and Mrs. Simon The Honorable James R. Schlesinger, Secretary of Defense, and Nrs. Schlesinger 'I"he.Honorable EarlL. Butz, Secretary of Agriculture, and Mrs- Butz The Honorable Frederick B. Dent, Secretary of Commerce, and Hrs. Dent
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Other Government Officials:
'l'hc Honorable Narren E. Burger, •. Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, and Hrs. Burger Dr." Arthur F. Burns, .. Chairman of the Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System, and Hrs. Burns . Mr. James Keogh Director of the u.s. Information Agency, and Mrs. Keogh
Mr •. William J. Casey, Chairman, Export-Import Bank; and Mrs. Casey Lieutenant-,General Brent Scm·:croft National Security Council, and N.rs. Scm·7croft ·
1-ir. William D. Eberle, Special Rc:prescnt~t.ive fnr Trade Negotiations, and !·1rs. Eber lc
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Tli.e Congress:
Senator and I>lrs. John J. Sparkman (D. 1 Ala.l
Senator and 1-irs. Edward tv. Brooke (R. 1 .Mass .l
Senator and .f.1rs. Strom Thurmond (R. I S.C.l
Senator and J.1rs. Claiborne Pell (D. I R.I.l
Senator and '1-1rs. Robert P. Griffin (R. Mich.l .. Representative and J.1rs. Donald 1-1. Fraser {P., Minnl * Representative and Mrs. Benjamin s. Rosenthal {D .·N.Y.) *
Representative and Hrs. Henry s. Reuss {D. I Wise.) ..,...,, ) Representative and Mrs. John B. l:.nderson (R • .l....l...L. ..
Representative and ll~s: William s. Broomfield {R.; Nich.)
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'i . PROPOSED GUEST LIST FOR TilE -WHITE HOUSE DI~ER FOR CHANCELLOR AND MR$-r"' KREISI Business Leaders:. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Jones, Chairman and President, Northrop Corporation, 1800 Century Park East, Los Angeles, California 90067. tel.: (213} 553.-6262 (Northrop is currently negotiating a very large defense contract with the Austrian Government) .• l-1J;.- and Mrs. George G. J':ipf, _Chairman and President, Babcock and Wilcox Company, 161 East 42nd Street, .· New York, Ne':l York 10017. te1.:(212) 687-6700 (this firm is currently negotiating a large nuclear p.;y,·;rer plant . contract with Austria) Mr. and Nrs. Heginald H. Jonc Chai:rman and Chief Executive Officer, ,- General Electric Corporation, 570 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 10022. tel.: (212) 750-2000 (GE is in competition tvith Babcock and Hi lcox for the contract mentioned above.) 1-~r. and Mrs. James F. Atkins, ,- President, ... l Bell Helicopter Company, P.O. Box 482, Fort \vorth, Texas 76101. tc 1 • : ( 81 7 ) 2 8 0 - 2 0 11 (Dell is currently negotiating a large he licor) t:er contr<:tct with the J\ustri<:tn Govex-nment.) 6 .. ______...,. ~ ..- ... &·~ -·---·"~· ~ •• • · ... #. .. ~·· ... . ·- . -...... - ... ~ ...... -.... ___ ...... ,._ -·---- -.... - -··--· .. -. ·····~· ~ ·-... ~ .... PROPOSED GUEST LIST . FOR THE. WHITE nousE onirrtn FOR CHANCELLOR AND HRS~KP~ISKY OF AUSTRIA 8:00p.m., Tuesday, November 12,1974 ·. Business Leaders: cont'd l-1r. and Hrs. Nicholas Deak, Deak National Bank, Main Stre9t, Fleischmanns, Nevl York tel.: (914) 254-5252 (Mr. Deak has a bank in Vienna and maintains extensive relations throughout the Austrian banking co~~unity} Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller Chairman of the Board, Chase Hanhattan Corporation, One Chase Manhattan Plaza, Ne\'l York; NeH York 100.0 5. teL: {212) 552-2222 · (Chase 1-1anhattan maintains· a bank in Vienna-- and Nr. Rockefeller :meets frequently ·Hith Austrian government and business leaders.} J.Ir. and Hrs. Hilliam T. Sem·?ell, Chairman and President, · Pan American Norld Ain·niys, Inc., Pan Am Building, New York, New York 10017. te 1. : {212 ) 9 7 3-7 7 0 0 (Austria is currently considering Pan A~erican applications for new air services to Vienna.} Hr. and t-!rs. Robert Sarnoff, Chairman of the Board, Radio Corporation of AIT.erica, ~-- Ne\1 York, NeH York 10017 tel.: (212} 59 8-5900 (:f.1r. Sarnoff recently recci vcd a high decoration from the Government of Austria.} .· . . . ,.- . . - ...... _ ...... - ...... -- ,...... ~ .. r I Business.Leac ·s: cont'd "'--'- .f.lr:. and Mrs. .Ravlleigh tvarner, Jr. - Chairman a: J Chief E;.;(>::>>ltive Officer, Mobil Oil Corporati ::.'".; 1 150 East 42nd Street, New York, New York 10017. te 1. : ( 212 ) 8 8 3-4 2 4 2 (Hobil has an important regional headquarters in Vienna.) Mr. and l-1rs. William H. Horton, President,. American Express Company, 65 Broad\vay, New York; Nevr York 10004. tel.: (212) 9 44-2000 (This firm maintains extensive operations throughout Austria.) Mr. and !-trs. Roger E. Anderson, . Chairman of the Board, .Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company, I 231 South La Salle Street, f Chicago, Illinois 60693. tel.: {312) 828-2345 (Haint.ains an important banking facility :i.n Vienna; Vienna director is also President of· the American Cham.ber of Corr~erce in Austria.) .f.1r .. and Hrs. l~.lcnzo G. Decker, Jr., Chairman and Ch f Executive Officer Black and Decker l·Iaimfacturing Company, 701 E. Joppa Road, Tmvson, Nary1and 21204. tel.: (30 1) 82 8-39 00. {BlaCk and Decker has an important subsidiary in Austria.) Hr. and 1-trs. Gilbert E. Jones, Chairman of the Board, _IBM World Trade Corporation, 821 United Nations Plaza, ' New York, New York 10017. tf! 1. : ( 212) 9 8 3-6 6 0 0 (IBM services ireportant reqional operations from Vienna.) Business Leaders: cont'd Mr. and Hrs. Stephen F. Keating President, Honeytvell, Inc. , ·. 2701 4th Avenue South, Minneapolis, .Hinnesota 55408. tel. : (612) 332-520 o (Honeywell maintains a subsidiary in Austria.) Mr·. and Mrs. Charles H. Sommer, Chairman of the Board, Monsanto Company, 800 North Lindbergh Blvd. tel.: (314) 694-1000. (Monsanto maintains a subsidiary in Austria.) i I I i I ·. J ! .. ~ roR '.t'UE WUITE HOUSE D"----'.'1ER FOR CH.t\NCELLOR AND l-1: KREISKY OF AUSTRIA 8:00 p.m., Tuesday_, November 1"2, 1974 Others: General Nark \v. Clark, First u.s. High Corrnnissioner in Austria, and Mrs. Clark. Francis Marion Hotel, Charleston, South Carolina. (General Clark recently returned from. a very highly publicized visit to Austria, where Chancellor Kreisky entertained him.} Mr. and Hrs • .Martin Feinstein Executive Director, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts~ Washington, D.C. ' tel.: 872-0466 / {Austria contributed one of the . chandeliers at the Kennedy Centeri ltr. Feinstein has had an extensive relationship ;..;i th the performing arts of .fins t:r i a. ) .A:mbassador and Hrs. Peter Jankmvi tsch, Austria's Permanent Representative to the UN, Nmv York, NeH York. {Reportedly among the leading candidates to be named next Foreign Minister of A~stria} Dr. and Hrs. Peter F. Krogh, Dean of the Foreign Service Schooli GeorgetoHn University, Washington, D.C. 20007. tel.: 625-4218 (This organization maintains a close relationship \vi th the Diplomatic Academy in Vienna.) 'J i l ' .. Others: cont'd Dr. and'-_·s. Thomas H. Eliot, President, - Salzburg Seminar in American Studies, Inc., 17 Dunster Street Cambridge, Hassachusetts tc 1 • : ( G1 7 ) 5 4 7- 7 0 7 0 (This organization is responsible for important cultural exchanges with Austria.) Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Wolf Trap Farm Park, 1624 Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia 22180. tel.: 938-3810 (Mrs. Shouse has encouraged Austrian presentations at \'lolf Trap Farm.) Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Herbert Adler, General Director and Conductor of the ~ San Francisco Opera, San Francisco, California. (Dr. Adler is a former citizen of Austria; he is active in US-Austrian cultural affairs.) 1-lr. and 1-lrs. Julius Rude 1, Conductor of the New York City Opera! Nev1 York State Tneater, iincoln Center Plaza, .New York, New Yo~k 10023. te 1. : ( 2 12 ) T R 7.- 4 7 0 0 (Austrian - born; performs frequently in Austria) 1-1r. and Mrs. Robert van Roijen, 3033 N Street N.W., ·Washington, D.C. 20007. tel.: FE3-7120 (Hrs. Roijcn is the sister of Arrbassador Hurr.es; the Humes will be staying at. their residence.) ,- Dr~ and Mrs. Sidney L. Jones, Deputy Assistant to the President, The White llouse, Washington, D.C. 20500 tel.: ~56-6490 · (Dr. Jone~ has twice addresscd.the famous Alpbach Forum in ~"\us tria; he knows Finance Minister Androsch well.) - --·----~--~..:.._, .. ~~-...-...... ------····---~---- .. ---~-·"·-----· ...... _.. ------... _. -··. , Others: - ·Dr. and Hrs. Dillon Ripley, The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. (Dr. Ripley maintains close relat1ons with scholarly circles in Austria.) Dr. and 1-1rs. Anthony \\'iener, Hudson Insitute, · Quaker Ridge Road, Croton-on-Hudson, New York. tel.: (914} 762-0700 (Austrian-born; co-author of Year 2000; has briefed several high Austr~an officials.) Mr •. and 1-lrs. Nilhelm H. Manthey, 3019 Cambridge Place, N. W., ·· - · Washington, D.C. 20007. tel.: 33B-6583 (Nrs. Harlene Nanthey is the U.s.· correspondent for the prestigious Die Presse of Austria; she is the only Austrian resident correspondent ...... ; 'lr"\ •1\\'Y'\ Ml..,c ...... ; ,.., '-4.::-. } lv1r~ and !·!rs. Bane E. Tutsch, "1\pt. l002t Calvert House, 2401 Calvert Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20008. tel. : 332-550 4 (Hr. 'l'utsc;1. is the chic:~£ of the Neue Zuercher Zei tung office in 1\'ashlngton; th1s important Swiss newspaper covers Austrian affairs closely.} Nr. and Hrs. James Roosevelt Los Angeles, California. (Hr. Roosevelt headed the official U.S. delegation to the recent state funeral ... pf President Franz Jonas of Aus.tria.) .. 0 - , - NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506 October 29, 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: Amb. Rumsfeld Mrs. Armstrong Mr. Baroody Mr. Burch Mr. Nesson Mr. Scott Mrs. Wiedenfeld FROM: Jeanne W. Dav~~~ SUBJECT: State Suggested After-Dinner Invitees for Austrian Chancellor Atttached is State 1 s after-dinner suggested guest list for the Kreisky dinner. We would appreciate having your suggestions today for guests for the dinner and the after-dinner entertainment. cc: Nancy Lammerding .,_ ' • PROPOSED GUEST LIST • - FOR THE AFTER-DINNER Et:7ZR'l'X.:::t,_;:.::SNT PROGR-;M FOLLOKING THE t\HITE HOUSE DINNER FOR CHA~;C:SLLOR AND Z.!RS. KREI.SKY OF AUSTRIA .. 10:00 p.m., Tuesday, No.ver:tber 12, 1974 Deoartment of State: 1-tr. t·lells Stabler, Daputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, ~nd Mrs. Stabler, Bureau of European Affairs. ~tr. Scott George, Director of tho Office for Central European Affairs, and Hrs. George, Bureau of European Affairs. l~. Robert D. Davis, Deputy Director of the Office for Central European Affairs, and Nrs. Davis, Bureau of European Affairs. . Mr. Bruce A. Flatin, . . . Countrv Officer for Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein, and ~rs. Flatin, · Bureau of European Affairs. Mr. Nicholas s. Lakas, Director of the Office of Cornruercial Affairs, and l1rs. Lakas, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs~ Mr. Maynard w. Glitman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Trade Policy, and Mrs. Glitman, . . Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs. Mr.·Julius L. Katz, Doputy Assistant Secretary'for International Resources and Food Policy, and Mrs. Katz, .. Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs • Mr. ·Richard Straus, Director of the Office of Western European and Canadian Programs, and Mrs. Straus, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. .. I l .i . 1 ... . --- .. --.. ---...... - ... ,;.:.·· .. •·•·· ...... - .•••.. ·-- ... ·•• ...... ~---~~-"":' .. '•:.•. - ...... - .... ·.·- •·•··.· ..... P."t'~!l• -..--. ~ Deoartm~r.t of State: cont'd - • ,t,· .Mr. Robert o. Blake, Deputy .hssistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs, and x~s. Blake, Bureau of International Organization Affair.s .; ~!r. ''1alter B·. Smith !I~ Director of the Office of Israel and Arab-Israel Affairs, Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs. ~~. Louis A. Wiesner, Director of the Off ice of Refugee and 1-ligration Affairs, and ~lrs. 'i1iesner, Office of the Secretary. ...... -- . .__ .... ~.. ·- - .. .. ------·-- -...• -· ! ••• - .. --·--·-··-·--,...... ' -·· ·'- .. ... -"'---~-- ...... ··-·-- ---: . ...- .. i I ! I } r •.. I I ;I •tI I I I I J' .. ,~·"' •• .. "-....-· I PROPOSED GUEST LIST FOR THE . . AFTER-DINNER E:-..;TERT.;.TN1'-1ENT PROGRA....~ FOLLO:·:ING HOUS'2 Dnn:E?. FOR Ci!...:l..::c:c:LLOR AND !·!?.S. K.~ISKY OF AUS'.tRIA 10:00 o.r:t., Tuesdav, NovernbGr 12, 1974 I Other Gove:::.n.."nent Officials: Mr. Tilton H. Dobbin, 1 Assistant Secreta:::y for Domestic and International Business Affairs, and Mrs. Dobbin 1 Department of Corn.marce.. · .I Mr. Donald R. Trafton, Country Hark~ting Nanager for Germany and Aust±ia, and Mrs. Trafton, Department of Commerce. Mr. John N. Warner,· Admir\istrator, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, 2401 E Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20276. I . I • ~el..: 383-1776. Hiss Deborah Sullivan, ,;;_. / Desk Officer for Austria and Switzerland, Office of International Monetary Affairs, Department of the Treasury. -~ tel.: 184-8035 {Hiss Sulliva:t has t·:orking-level responsiblity · for i\ustria at Treasury.) H::-. and Nrs. David K. Katz, r Desk Officer for Austria, I I! Office of International Marketing, I ~ Bltreau of In tern a tional Corr.n-.erce, • if i l J,: Departm•3nt· of Com.rr.erce. f l ! ~ (Hr. Katz has wo'!::'k.ing-level ! ' ! responsiblity for Austria at Coin.merce.) { ,. .. ·. . • .. . -. .. . • ...... t~;--~·· "'· ... .,.,. •• ··---·-·-...... ··-· --····- ..... ··-·· .. ·-- ... ---·~- ..... - ...... i ( - ... . Other Government; cont'd Nr. and !-!rs. Peter Suc!lt:1an, Acting Deputy Assista~t secretary for Tarif£ Affa~rs, Department of the ~raasury. (.t-lr. Suchman co;-~si.d~rs duty and tariff questions involving Austria.) l·lr. and Hrs • La\·lrence A. Fox, Deputy Assistant Secratary for Domestic and International Busi~ess, i Department of Co;:;-'"'"erce I (Hr. Fox·consici.ers trade matters involving Austria.) j. •. ·. I I i I , I i .. .. I .·· t • ! f i. I •' .. I. ' I· ! PROPOSED GUEST LIST · FOR THE AF'l'ER-DXNKER ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM FOLLOt'liNG ~HE WHITE HOUSE DINNER FOR CP. .Z..!'ICELLOR AND MRS. KREISKY OF AUSTRIA 10:00 p.n~ •ruesday, November 12, ·1974 I ·others: . 'I 1-lr. and z.trs. J~-nes Lovell. NASA. l (Astronaut who has frequently visited Austria.) I 1-1r. and Hrs. Eugene A. Cernan, . I NASA. - (Astronaut ~.;ho has visited Austria.) Dr. and Mrs. Steck.elhuber,· Austrian Trade Delegation, Ne.,, York, New York (Key Austrian trade official in the U.S.) • Mr. and r.trs. Gerald R, Kainz, Publisher, Washinaton Journal, Nat~onal ? rcss Building, 529 14th Street, N.W. t-Jashington, D.C. te 1 : : 6 2 a-0 ~ 0 4 , {The 115-year-old,German-language 't'lashington Journal is viashington' s oldest nev:spaper; !·:r. Keinz published an exclusive intervie'.'l with Chancellor Kreisky last year.) Mrs • Dor.thy McCardle - washin~ton Post 1150 15th St reet, N.W. l·lash ington, D.C. ·· ., ·· tel. : 22 3-6000 . U·lrs. 1-lcCardle has trave ll~d frequently to Austria and has close associations with many Aus tri.ans • ) ...... • ' - . . .· J.• I .' ~ ' 6 ...... ··--· • • !' .. . ·. ..'I i i Others: cont'd Mr. a~d Mrs. Franz Bader, Franz Bader Gallery, ~124 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., . i ·I Washington, D.C. 20006. I I I ! tel.: 337-5440 i (Hr. Bader, ,.,.he is Austrian-born, has i' I extensive connections with Austrian . l art circles. ) I J.1r. and Nrs. David Binder, I Ne\-."' Yor~ Times, . 392~ O~iver Street, I Chevy Chase:., !·~aryland 20015. 1 I tel.: 293-3100 I (Hr. Binder hils had many. assignments in .Central Europe, including· Austr.ia.) .. !-1r. and .l-1rs. Hans Hoefer , Deutsche Presse Agentur, 1935 ~oaver Lane, · . . McLean, Virginia 22101. tel.: 783-5097 · (1-~r. Hoefer represents the most important news service in t~~ German-speaking \-torld. )· Ambassador ·and Mrs. J.F. Riddleberger, 440 North Main Street, v:oodstock, Virginia 22664. ··· (former US l~~assador to Austria.) Mr. and Hrs. Thomas Paine, Vice President, ~ General Electric Corporation, Washington, D.C. tel.: 750-2000 • . (Ganeral Electric is biddinq· on a large nuclear power project in Austria.) . Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Smi. th, · Vice President, Babcock and Wilcox, Washington, D.c. .. • O~hcrs: cont'd • tel~: 687-6700 .. {This firm is in conDetition with GE for the contract mentioned above.) i Mr. and Mrs~ Erich Leinsdorf, i 320 West 56th Street, l{'ew Yo::-k, Ne•..r York 10019 • . (Austrian-born Mr. ·r..einsdorf .fornter Conductor 1 I of the Bosto:-t Syraphony Orchestra, has i · conducted frequently in Austria.) 1 Dr. and Mrs. a.n. Gorgas, i President, American - Austrian Society of Washington, 3705 Sleepy Eollow Road, I Falls Church, Virgin~a 22041. f: tel. : 9 41-3 3 6 8 • I (~~. Gorgas is active in promoting US i' Austrian cultural ~elations.) · 1·1r. and ·Mrs. Percival F. Brundage, L 2601 Woc;.dley l?lace, IIr ~·7ashington, D.C .. 20008. · (Former Director of the Bureau of the Budget; I\ honorary citizen of the City of Graz, Au~ tria.) ~~ -~ .t-1r .. and Mrs. Hans Hittmayer I Deputy Treasurer, .I vtorld Bank, . l.;'ashington, D .. C. l· '{Austrian citizen) ' ... Mr. and Mrs .. Heinrich Schneider, Austrian Representative, Int.ernational Honetary Fund; . ' Washington, D.C. I (Austrian citizen) - October 19, 1974 - MDAORANDUN FOB.a CAaO.t. J'Alla.All Below aa-e the um•• of medla people wM eh..t• be brftt.l to the &tate Dbuaer for A•atriaa Chaae.Uor Klleay• • ••••~" em Novembel" lla Nl', !!4 Nl'!• PM1 Jwt }. Cel\IIDWa aro.... ltlaa lr•'-' . 9904 D•ltletn• C.l't 6Y \ Potemac. WuySaM w, .... w,.. .Tbn D!tkl! a. Lout• Pen m.,.toh 6406 Whtttlel' CMII't htMMa, Mal')i&D4 Ml', lf.U!artl Onwald Ualtell Pl'elllaten&tloaal SlOZ N ltnet, N. W. (f . wa~. D. c. aooo1 Mr. ""Mr•· P!t!r YN•• Chi-• DIUy M.. a 4010 Nel'th Slth Place AI'Jiqtoa, Vlqlala ¥£• !!4 Mf•• lN OtlMt!M TUN.wa.ppllo 1917 0 lta-eet Waataat-. D. C • • ·•· ...... - - M•·Amen y4.... Mre.., .... It!!!..., !til c. ,.., 7301 Masters Drive Potomac, Maryland Mtrl!!!!ltl.e..... A!... i&MIIPN!! 1102 J'ftla ai'Ht, M, W, / Wa...... D.C. 10001 MIP: yf W!!t l!!l K!l!.\eiP lf...... " .....nt •• 114 Kei'Wia .... IU.-1' lpJ'lai, W&rrtud Wr. M4 Mr!z Am row• Mew .,•• Deily .... IIION.. ad• A•- Wa ...... D.C. 10011 J I f I • .. . . . • • November 6, 1974 RN -- 2 more questions about press attending the Kreisky dinner on Nov. 12: Nancy Lammerding wonders if Art Buckward should be invited? He was invited to a prior dinner (she didn't know which one) but he was on vacation. He subsequently wrote a colunm about it. Now she says ''someone upstairs" wanted him invited. That could only be Mrs. Ford or Nancy Howe, and I'm sure if it were Mrs. Ford she would say Mrs. Ford. She wanted you to have the final decision. It wouldn't be counted against our 3 from the press room, but she wanted you to have the final say. (Lammerding doesn't think he should be invited.) ~/ ~OK to invite Buckwald to the dinner for Kreisky ___Don 1t have him invited this time -- but he can be put on a list for a subsequent dinner. ---No, period (nicely) -----OTher:+------ David Binder- New York Times He is the diplomatic correspondent for the New York Times - covers State Department, Pentagon, international scene. He was the Bonn bureau chief for the Times. His wife is German. He was suggested by State Department as an after-dinner: entertainment guest for the Kreisky guest. When the list came out of the President's office, the President had marked on it: Should we have someone like him to AFTER dinner entertainment? (The inference being that someone of his caliber be invited to the dinner itself.) She wants to know what you think about this. Should we go ahead and invite him to the enter tainment? __Yes, invite him to after dinner entertainment ~See if he can be put on for the dinner - if he doesn't count against our quota (perhaps in the spot they will find for Buckwald?} Ofi!Der ------• , ... '-- tf-1 I -- ' -I • A:Jt ~ -+ h~~ ~L }~ r~~ ~- ·~1...... , d111- /~ ~J"-1 •(... ~ 1~0 ~· 7 ~ -~ . .t.d ~ J'- ,~V..(LQ-.~ d 21 ~ ~ .a ~ 1_ ? \1-. ~u~ ~Ji!i:: ~ ~ ~ (J ~ M :v:z=zy___..,. ~/!~ A ~~~ .~ 1~~ '" ·_1-'"V""""' 'J 1. II 6~ ~ + --=_~~~'--' . .• ~ ;os- ~ t ~,l./1.. b~ . ,_ v t~~- ,~# t...-L..) • •• GUEST LIST FOR ENTERTAINMENT FOLLOWING D~NER IN HONOR OF HIS EXCELLENCY, DR. BRUNO KREISKY, FEDERAL CHANCELLOR OF THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1974, AT TEN O'CLOCK, THE WHITE HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arnold Mr. Arnold is the Public Affairs Officer of the American Embassy in Vienna, Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Franz Bader · Franz Bader Gallery; Washington, D. C. 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