Scanned from the President's Daily Diary Collection (Box 82A) at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE JULY 16, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 12:20 a.m. FRIDAY -PHONE TIME -e "g ACTIVITY 6: I---'n---'--O-u-t--I ~
12:20 Following a State Dinner in honor of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) and Mrs. Helmut Schmidt, the President and the First Lady escorted Chancellor and Mrs. Schmidt to the North Portico.
The President and the First Lady bade farewell to Chancellor and Mrs. Schmidt.
12:22 The President and the First Lady went to the State Floor.
1:17 The President and the First Lady went to the second floor Residence.
7:20 The President had breakfast.
8:02 The President went to the doctor's office.
8:06 The President went to the Oval Office.
8:35 8:45 The President met with his Assistant, Richard B. Cheney.
The President met with: 9:05 9:15 Paul D. Johnson, delegate from the 2nd Congressional District of Virginia to the Republican National Convention; graduate student at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia 9:05 9:15 James A. Baker III, Deputy Chairman for Delegates, President Ford Committee (PFC) 9:05 9:15 H. James Field, Jr., Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office 9:05 9:20 Mr. Cheney
9:25 9:27 The President participated in a farewell handshake with: Ronald M. Pontius, departing Assistant Special Agent in Charge·, Presidential Protection Division, United States Secret Service (PPD, USSS) Mrs. Ronald M. (Barbara) Pontius Susan Pontius, daughter Ronnie Pontius, son Elizabeth Pontius, daughter Paul Pontius, son Mary Anne Pontius, daughter Richard E. Keiser, Special Agent in Charge, PPD, USS~
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE JULY 16, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 9:33 a.m. FRIDAY PHONE f-- TIME is~ '"~g ACTIVITY 0: '" r---In--.----O-ut--I l ~
9: 33 9:55 The President met with: Robert T. Hartmann, Counsellor Mr. Cheney David R. Gergen, Special Counsel Rogers C.B. Morton, Chairman of the PFC Max L. Friedersdorf, Assistant for Legislative Affairs Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary John G. Carlson, Deputy Press Secretary
10:18 10:22 P The President talked with Harvey Rosenthal, tailor, Rosenthal and Company, Washington, D.C.
The President met with: 10 :33 12:23 Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State 10:45 12:23 Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Assistant for National Security Affairs 11:09 12:23 Chancellor Schmidt 11:09 12:23 Hans Dietrich Genscher, Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs, FRG 11:09 12:23 Juergen Ruhfus, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Head of the Office of Foreign Affairs, FRG
11:43 R The President was telephoned by Charles E. Goodell, partner with Hydeman and Mason law firm, Washington, D.C. and former Senator (R-New York). The call was not completed.
12:23 The Presidential party went to the South Grounds of the White House.
The President bade farewell to Chancellor Schmidt.
12:24 The President, accompanied by Secretary Kissinger and Lt. Gen. Scowcroft, returned to the Oval Office.
12:24 12:28 The President met with: Secretary Kissinger Lt. Gen. Scowcroft
12:31 The President returned to the South Grounds of the White House.
12:31 12:37 The President greeted approximately 80 participants of the. University of Michigan Washington Intern Program working in Congressional offices and federal agencies. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A."
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo" Day, Yr,) THE WHITE HOUSE JULY 16 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 12:37 p.m. FRIDAY -PHONE TIME ] ~ ACTIVITY 0: ~ /-----,-----1 II II In Out 0.. co:
12 :37 The President returned to the Oval Office.
12:37 12:45 The President met with: Louis "de Vautourneaux" Giscard d'Estaing, 18 year old son of Valery Giscard d'Estaing, President of the French Republic Bruce G. Sund1un, partner with Sund1un, Tirana and Scher law firm, Washington, D.C. and host to Mr. Giscard d'Estaing Mrs. Bruce G. (Joy) Sund1un Philip W. Bucnen, Counsel Mr. Giscard d'Estaing,was in the U.S. for a private unpub1icized visit.
12:45 12:50 The President participated in a photo opportunity with the Office of Public Liaison staff. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "B."
The President met with: 2:10 2:40 Douglas P. Bennett, Director of the Presidential Personnel Office 2:10 2:50 Mr. Cheney
3:14 The President returned to the second floor Residence.
The President went to the East Room.
3:14 4:03 The President hosted a reception for American Indian leaders attending a briefing sponsored by the Office of Public Liaison. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "C." Members of the press
3:15 3:25 The President addressed approximately 200 'American"Irldian leaders attending the reception.
4:03 The President returned to the Oval Office.
4:06 P The President telephoned Charles E. "Ted" Kindel, Member of the Board of Vail Associates, Vail, Colorado. The call was not completed.
4:09 P The President telephoned James E. Brown, Manager for Public and Customer Relations and Aeorspace Group Executive for Thioko1 Corporation, Promontory, Utah. The call was not completed.
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE JULY 16, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 4:13 p.m. FRIDAY -PHONE TIME ilU '""id ACTIVITY I--In--"'---O-ut--I l~ "~
4:13 4:21 P The President talked with John P. Milanowski, partner with Milanowski and Milanowski law firm, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
4:15 4:20 The President met with Mr. Cheney.
4:26 4:28 P The President talked with Attorney General Edward H. Levi.
4 :30 4:32 P The President talked with Mr. Brown.
5:28 The President returned to the second floor Residence.
5:31 5:32 P The President talked with United States Secret Service Agent Dennis A. Kinley.
5:47 The President and the First Lady went to the South Grounds of the White House.
5:48 7:10 The President and the First Lady motored from the South Grounds to Baltimore Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland.
7:10 8:16 The President and the First Lady attended a reception hosted by Chancellor and Mrs. Schmidt aboard the FRG sailing training vessel Gorch Fock. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "D." Members of the press
7:10 The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Chancellor Schmidt Mrs. Schmidt
The Presidential party went onboard the Gorch Fock.
The President and the First Lady were greeted by Captain of the Gorch Fock Hans Von Stacke1berg.
The Presidential party went to the quarter deck.
The Presidential party greeted reception guests.
8:00 8:10 The President and Chancellor Schmidt exchanged remarks.
8:16 The President and the First Lady, escorted by Chancellor and Mrs. Schmidt, returned to their motorcade ..
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PLACE DAY BEG AN DATE (Mo .• Day. Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE JULY 16, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 8:16 p.m. FRIDAY PHONE '"-- TIME il~ ""~~ ACTIVITY c: Q/! I---In---'---O-ut--I ~ ~
8:16 8:18 The President and the First Lady motored from the Gorch Fock to the helipad.
8:25 8:44 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from Baltimore Inner Harbor to the South Grounds of the White House. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "E."
8:48 The President and the First Lady returned to the second floor Residence.
9:12 9:14 P The President talked with Mr. Kindel.
9:14 9:15 ? The President talked with his Army Aide, Maj. Robert E. Barrett.
9:16 9:20 R The President talked with Attorney General Levi.
9:28 The President and the First Lady had dinner.
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GPO, 1974 Ol-555 863 APPENDIX !lA" All present per Pam Powell's ofc. GREETING PARTICIPANTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN WASHINGTON INTERN PROGRAM South Grounds July 16, 1976
PARTICIPANTS:
The President
Jayne Adelman Tina A. Barsh - White House volunteer David Beauchamp Jonathon Bernstein Mark B'Cown Paul Brewster John Cable Kent Cady Daryl Carter Terry Clark Penny Corom John Costello Tom Daigneau Martin DeWitt Michael Duffy Cathlyn Duncan Barb Ellis Irma E~sick Tom Field Debra Fotchman Matthew Freedman - White House volunteer David Garfinkel Bruce Glendening - White House volunteer Richard Green Barbara Goodman Peter Haas Stephen Hersh Kenan Jarboe Jeff Johnson Carol Judy Dan Keenan Rob ert Kelly Kevin Kennedy ~ White House volunteer Harriet Kerwin George Kimball Felica Kobylanski Nia Kraud Leslie Kujawski Mary Kurkjian Peter Kypros Cecelia Leslie Mark Levin - White House volunteer
continued ••• APPENDIX "A -2 7/16/76
Jack Lipton Mike Luttig - White House volunteer Michael Mawby Thonas McMurtrie Michael Meyerand Debby O'Connell - White House volunteer Gail Offen John David Perez Candance Perry Sheryl Porter Daniel Puky Robert Rennhack Jeffrey Ristine Frank Rondi Carolyn Rosenberg Josh Rosenthal Gary Saretsky Jane Schmeiser - White House volunteer Joan Schumaker Nancy Shenker David Sichel Sam Sills John Sloss Susan Slotnick William Smith Elizabeth Snarski Jaro1d Sole James Steel Kathy Swanson Kathleen Taylor Robert Toth Blanche Trerice Albert Wright Beverly Wistert Julie Zuckman
UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES
Earl Durand Linda Durand Hubert Porter Kenlee Ray
WHITE HOUSE STAFF:
Pamela A. Powell, Director for Youth Affairs Debra Meyer, Assistant Director for Youth Affairs (detailed to the Ofc. of Youth Affairs;on the payroll of the National Endowments for the Arts) APPENDIX "B" All present. Attendance confirmed by Loraine A. Hodkinson. PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WITH THE STAFF OF THE OFFICE OF PUBLIC LIAISON The Oval Office July 16, 1976
PARTICIPANTS:
The President
William J. Baroody, Jr., Assistant for Public Liaison Thomas Aranda, Jr., Special Assistant for Hispanic Affairs E1zora M. Brown, Secretary to Miss Holm
Hazel D. C~rnwe11, Secretary to Mr. Calhoun Patricia S. Ebaugh, Secretary to Mr. Valis Mary Feathera11, Secretary to Mr. Baroody Mary L. Hemler, Secretary to Mr. Sh1aes Loraine A. Hodkinson, Staff Assistant Jeanne M. Holm, Special Assistant for Women Karen R. Keesling, Staff Assistant Virginia H. Knauer, Special Assistant for Consumer Affairs Myron B. Kuropas, Special Assistant for Ethnic Affairs TheodoreC. Marrs,As~istant for Human Resources' Marguerite McAuliffe, Secretary to Mr. Vickerman Alice C. MCPhillips, Secretary to Dr. Marrs Pamela A. Powell, Director for Youth Programs John B. Sh1aes, Director for White House Conferences Velma H. Shelton, Administrative Secretary Wayne H. Valis, Director for Research and Planning John C. Vickerman, Director for Basiness and Trade Associations Jo Ellen Walker, Secretary A1da Whitt, Secretary Milton E. Mit1er, Deputy Special Assistant Michael Ster1acci, Deputy to Mrs. Knauer APPENDIX "c" .. Attendance confirmed by Velma H. Shelton. All present. RECEPTION FOR llNDT:\I'i LEADE:ns JULY 16, 1976 East Room ABRAMS, 1',,11'. Frank As si stant Chief ANTON, Mr. Gerald Ton AHTONE, lv1s. Juanita ARMSTRONG, Mr. Karl Regional Vice President EXeC\ltivc Director Ananbrko j,rca Kodiak Area Native Association National Congress of Anwrican IndiWls Box J 72 P. O. Box 718 Kodiak, , Alaska 99615 Carnegie, Oklahoma 73015 ARNETTE, Mr. Rodney P. llLLEN, Mr. Henry Chief, PeoTia Tribal Council Chc',il'nl2',n 820 C Street, N. rY. Tonkc)·.va DUGiness COHllnittec Miami, Oklahoma 74354 Tonkawa, Oklahorm, BilEEE, Jyh'. Och)(; ALLEN, Mr. James Chzll:rrnall,' Lac Courte Orcilles Chairn,1an, Inf;~,d:cibaJ C'>;E1C.il of GO'velning Hoa;:'d Northeast" r;'l O}J;iho,oJ RouLe 2 112 H S'~ c ct, I~. Vi. lv1iami; OkLl1:ium !)'Yner)c ..-':1. L;Jdi'.,n I.)()Jl I r,t.:V)0\T/ /,'in )' ? Hou:,;jr·i'. " ' 2nd and 1) mC3G(\( CL:i.1Tr IJorc:a l\)\TJ)I;:r.. E-CY.\). l.1~~r TI:" C11) C;i-i. P. O. g'c IJ1tHa J.:-.h. S':"l,,\.-j I)() ,:'\ C;l COl D \' T':\V J{()iY~·r.l :.;./\.07 t rJa J'1J;" ,~y.C}-l } '"1.1: /J1i::g 5~~-C?(1 :r':~ DI_~ .~; S:lH I'cl)pc l ct-;L.) 1\ (1. L;c:;x APPENDIX "c" -2 .. 7/16/76 BOYER, Mr. Lionel CHASE, 1'...1r. Joe Chainnan, ForL Hall Business Council Regiona.l Vice idcnt, Aberdeen A rea P. O. Box 306 National Congress of i,merican Indi~ns Ft. Hall, Idaho 83203 Halliday, North Da.koLa 58636 BRAYBOY, Dr. Bobby D. CHASTEEN, Carmen Chief, Physicians Recruitment &. Support Indian Health Service Room 5A -07, Parklawn Building 5600 Fishers Lane Rockville, Maryland 20852 CHINO, :Mr. Wenden BRUWN, Mr. Fritz President, National Tribal Chairrnen's Assll. President, Q\1eCh~Ul Tribe Mescalero Apache Tribal Council Fort Yurna, Califo:r:nia P. O. Box 326 Mescalero, New Mexico 88340 BHUC.E, Mr. Louis 1.1'ne1') can Indian Policy Hevicw Conunif>slon CLINE, lv1r. Edward Llonsing Annex i!2 Chairrnan, Ornaha Trib".l Council Seco!Jd ;:J.nc1 ]) Strrets, S. W. Wa D. C. 20515 COTTER, M.r. Lcc;~,aJ'd B1Jll,CI':{, Mr. Leonard C. Cb; Wyandotte CCU'lcil Chairm;:;.n, Sl1tlYc·:rri Ute TrilJc'1 Cc;uncil DOX 15) Jgna cio, Co] onHl0 31137 W oHe, OkbhoIY,:), 1/;,370 ljDl~I)EI'S~5:Y ~ rI'ht.: l-Ionox(1bl e J3cn !') ,t.J ,S i ~;t;.:; D ~ s(~C rcLt· 1'-)1" of J: Chail·:nan Colv)11c }.\ufii~e;;~; Co"\:ncij, P. O. 211 fj1..JJlC: C:}\;-l;-! l;~JYj, r:b.iJ -"n,:lcha rL':!~j P. 0, .)6] :erh,cip:ll l,(}x 2;·':], (,0 N(,r:h /\ l;,lj;,Lln:, n.lrC'l, yr" :' I, •.,). n, c. j 1L' t U1 1 APPENDIX "e" -3, 7/16/76 - 5 - COX, Ivfrs. Marie DRENNl\I''';, Mr. Anthony Comanche Business Connnittcc Chairman, ((olorado HiveJ:" Tribal Council 3201 Sbadybroolc Drive Route 1, Box 23 B Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 Parker, Arizona 85334 CROW FLIES HIGH, :Mrs. Hose DRIVING HI> WI\, Mr. Ed Chairwoman, Fort Berthold Tribal Council President, nosebud Sioux Tribal Council New Town, North Ihkora 5874(; Rosebud, South Dakota CROWDER, Mr. Jack DUCHENEAUX, Mr. Wayne L. P. O. Box 278 Chairman, Cheyenne River S,ioux Trib,:l Bernalillo, New Mexico 8700'1 Council Eagle Butte, South Dakota 57625 cnOWE, Mr. John Princi.piil Chief, Eastern Bane] of Cherokee EDEN, The HonoI'o.ble John lnd icil1s Assistant Secretary of ConlIrlcrce P. O. Box 455 Cherokee, North C,Holina 28719 ELIGA.H, Mr. Bruce Chief, Oneid<1 Tribal Council COCH, kf.s. hene Oneida, Nc'.;v Yol'l<: 11cgional \l'ice PI·c~:d.c1cnt, Pbr:)t.::njx. f) :t'ca E[;()UIBEL, Mr. ITcnry National l'ess of J\n'H:~ri~~n) :ir.1fJS p, 0, ]3l'x. 116 GoverncJl', SeW Felipe F'ueblo }>. O. Box ::;08 Algouoncs, New l\i,~xico 87DCJ'! I)'l).}~Cjl'f~} Jv1r. r":ccc1.c~r:ck l)l~Cf1idCD,L D:t t J J{c\vecr:;"h rr-]'jb~!l (:cE~n(':11 rl;,~:!lth Se:rv1.(>:: l-Iealrh Scrv)ces l).(il'nii'~i!Jty~(t rrribzd (';cnl(: L~ }Ju ilt.}5 j ,g })t.·p{~,rtr:ne~1t ()f :r.zl:~"'\;l 1Z Ott~,(' 1 r; () (1~) }-"~ ~;h (:',' S IJ8.p,c· r~oc )) /,~ \l.;~:) S' t. 1; J~ • 1...;\.\,/ r \-. r,'~: e {.';. r.. \\1 i} 1i~_111 1)r(!t;i.,·~1~ .. r:t,. 1~~\7(~'r~';:> In (~hj ,.'~', ]'\'lc,doc 1 )~:d),,: Do:>;: ~,():;. GO ZOe: }) Si:l'C:L-::, ]\~, ]~. , / :h1ii.j,n;.i~ C)Ll }rO:y-;~t ) '~,~d(~T' £0 .... l~.;c·li~~ t· (.f 1iJ..~ \"/ APPENDIX IC".-4 .. 7/16/76 FRAl\TJ.{LIN, Mr. Marvin GOODHEAR, Mr. Howard American Indian Bank Chairrtlan 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. Cheyenne-Arapaho Business COlnmittee Suite 310 P. O. Box 38 Washington, D. C. 20006 Concho, OkL:lhoma 73022 FRED, Mr. Davis GOVER, Ms. Margaret Executive Di.rector· Americans for Indian Opportunity Hopi Tribal Council 1816 Jefferson Place, N. W. P. O. Box 17.3 l,Vashington, D. C. 20036 I Oraibi, Arizona 8603<; GOVER, Mr. Billy P. GAHBOW, Mr. Arthur Executive Director President, Minnesota Chippewa Tribal Coalition of Eastern Nat ive Americ~n~; Executive Conlmittce 1239 G Street, N. W. P. O. Box (Y(n Washington. D. C. 20005 Ca~;s Lake, Minnesota 56633 GREENFEATHER, Mr. James I. Gj;}~CIj\>, Jvh:. Merle Chief, Eastern Shawnee Tribal Council Governor, Acoma Pueblo Bo}: 8} 2 P. 0, Box 64 Qu~\pc;W; OldallomCl 7/1363 San F'jdel, Nc;w Me~dco 87049 GU GARCIA, Mr. Valentin Chairrnan, H.ed eiiif Trib"l Council Governor, Santo DOl1iinr:o Pueblo noccte 1 G(~l'8ril.J Dc:Evcry Bayridel, Wisc()n~:in 51814 Silllto DOD) ,.-1,1(;'1' 1)0,.J h'" ..'.'."., ".fi(,xico1'<'. 870';,; Gll.n J?rincipz'.] (~11i(~f" Cb( ·/l23 l'Jol,th ! 3~h S:',rcc·t 1,/;1,1 7 ,~ I' ] lL\ 1,J~ l'.T.'''-f~:~}\, 1\11', I{;:i yrn ond GAlU:'TTLD, 1'.h. Pre i C'b8id~l t';ation of l':ew York Ch8irn12..D l\JcdT('\·,r~ l'!e\.v '"J'oTk 13120 frolc 1{i"\'"<::I: "j"t ~1J~1 c.:our;('il l\Ol~t<· 5, '"\ Porterville, C:, C~JI-,l)l~:RT'1 ]\,{"f'. \r/c::,,;) }~O'.J1i-' 3 Vice Ch,';lnn,ln \'l~_~gn;.~r, r)()~1!.1-1 I)('d~Gta 57,S80 S:t n C~.).:t 10 :.~ .r J h::1 (~Ol~L.C i1 P. O. l1u.' 0 S:ln. (::lr!()~~, j\ L·i:·',0n~·1 r::'~:\ Cl J (;C)'i:'r .i Cnlln,..·il APPENDIX "C" --5 7/16/76 " - 9 - JOHNSON, !v1r. Roland HEADLEY, Mr. Arnold Governor, Laguna Pueblo Ch;:drman, Arapahoe Busincsn Council P. O. Box J 94 Arapahoe, Wyoming 82510 Laguna, New Mexico 87026 BEND.Y, Mr• .Temes JOURDAIN, Mr. Ro[;er Chairman, Turtle Mountain Tribal Council Chairrnan, Red Lake Tribal Council Belcourt, North D:'lkota 5831(, Red Lake, Minnecota 56671 HENnY, Mr. Leo KETZLER, Mr. Alfred Chief, 'Tuscarof'a Nation President, Tanana Chiefs I Conference 5616 \'/o.lmo1'c Eoad First & Hall Streets Lc\vston, New York 14092 Fairbanjcs, Alaska 99701 HEI'nTT, M.r. Arnold KITO, Mr. Chief, Tuscarora Nc:.Hon President, Alaska. Federation of Natives 5616 \V,tlrnorc Roa.d 670 West Fil'cwc,,, HOAG, Ivlr. Robert I\:LEPPJ::, 'Ll:.C:' Honorable Thomas S. President, Senec2 Nv.tion Secretary of thc Interior P. O. Box 231 SaJrnanca, New York 14779 LA CRUZ, jV!.r. Joseph De Ch:Jil'n;an, Quinault Bus;ne~,,; Cortnnitt.c(: P. O. Box111R L " \,/ I ISJ~.h.C; j\'~.rff C:alvl.n. L..A.NE':, Mr. Vcnw~l l',.. r ChairrY};·~l1.t Choc1.:t,v I'I'}:i b211 C:C<"I:::1::- 5.1 Chail'xnarl), l;'~in;J'tyi 13\i_~~inc~;s C:olJrlcil Rm,fc7, Box2l P. O. Bc,;-~ 3 ') J/ICI\E'f, JVir. L!d~/,.. i.11', 'I"'", li'c( J. ?'};)1.lJ.lt(j)n 'J'l~('~L~;UTCl'J lJtc:c 111"~1.):-~J C():v1r.lcil (~h~'~ i·lTr1~U-) .. l~~xc:.;t:~ 1VC L'i',J~l.rd, Intertribal To\v;\oC, 81 C:CJ\U1C} l of C:;,] :.fOTT! j;! 7 }r~:1~ 2~; J~"t l,ton /\,)'(';1\.1 (; J/~;'\~·T).1<}:.!-\1), }\"l~_chal::l J·Al-, 5::1C r~-L 'l~'t ~.. ; l'2 0: .C: :1) ift) rn~(~ <)~) f::?' 'j ell <'~ 1. rrn~; ~17 rJU\!,'(~ J: rr ~:li 1C: 1.-.\\1:-:. 'r"): i 11,~J C~ ;,i (: h :-t i JTY~ ::.ri. (~ocn rd ! tJ :.:11 \" tr-,~ 1.:) (~ }::J;jt)1rnc~;'J IF: ..',J,::, 8?'0:~ l {"~,,v :~ji ,)", :·».~rd rJ nc,r.-;lo J." ()t 1 '·;~X :-'~; APPENDIX "C'! -6 7/16/76 • - 11 - LAZORE, Mr. Russell LYONS, Mr. Oren Chief, St. n,egis Dand of Mohawl, Indians Chief, TUl'1:ie Neck Clan S1. Hegis Heservatiol1 P. O. Box 13 HogansburG, New York 13655 NedToVl, New York LEAFFE, Mr. James Mj\.D/,Y, Mr. Haymond Chief, Cayuga Nation Chief, Bad RiveT Band of La1;.c Superior 10 Buffalo Street Chippewe Gowanda, Nc:w York 14850 Route 2 A shbnd, Wisconsin 5-1806 LEASK, The Honon,blc \Vallace MayoI', J\·~e1..lakatla lr:dian Community MAHHS, The Honorable Theodore C. Metlakatb, Alaska 99926 .. Special Assistant to the President LE BLANC, Mr. Arthur L. MASTEN, Mr. Peter, Jr. Chairm.an, Ba.y 1\·1i11[; Executive Council Ch:Ctirm.an, Hoopa Valley Business Conn,,; Rouie 1 Hc)op", California 95546 I Brhnley, Michigan 49715 M'AZZ}c:17I, Mr. Ivlax LEON, lv1r. Clyde Ci,aiTlTl<'.n, Rincon Tri.bal Council i! CuunciLm~' n I Rincun Indian I~ 0seT~/z.:tion I 1 Santa AlP, Pueblo San ));.'.:go., Caliiond.a I P. O. Box 37 'j Berna1illo.. 1:\'C\V Mexko WiO~)4 !, I.JE(;I'~i\nJ--') };.]:1' .. Flo)'cl , Chi(;l, l\1ia:ni Dusinc' ;;; CCilltniHc I 32.2 Crcf3twoOr.1 DTiv" '! j Wehb City, ]'vjj;::SOtH! (:.i[;'10 ! lJ;(: C:C:·""{> ]\-1;< f .. '_~£rcc-; LB n.OY, J\~;2. PcuFr·,:, Chz-til"}Tl:\:":.} jj\lf;1J1CS~:~ (:o~...lnC}J. I Clz.:.n Ivlo~:'h C~}' 1" (>.~ u~::a J'\~·;'.l i )}1 ! T'. O. Do;:. J 1 i \' eJ"}: a 5JJ(~, ,c;, l"':~ ;.;\':,r ~i CJ:;:}~_ ] ij.16 C i 11.G en 1 Di.'.·(;,·tc.t· Illl) i~~n r\1clJJo (:1.111:\.1'1',::1 C:c'ni:0I" ! Int cn;.uH I }) oJ C) 4 6f3 0 7 J S ~:~ ~- i on n I W r:hil.:[,.Lon, D. C. I I LUV/\0['0. 1',1l'. 1k1 :'in .T, (:h:t~ :'nLl~l! ,.:\11 ~i}-;(1 n )"\:. b]r. (-. I 1(1 ):) rn d i :J ::; (- ~_ : \) () 1 1\ {); ~ (I: t ,; • Yt: .. I Jii' ~ J iI I APPENDIX "e" -7 .. 7/16/76 - 13 - Me GESHICI<:, Mr. CharI,:s Nl\ BA HE, Ms. Rachel President, Great Lakes Intertribal Council n,ceional Vice President, Sacrarnento Area P. O. Box 5 N;.• tional Cong1'(;s;; of American Indians Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin 54538 2811 D::mube Drive Sacramento, California 95821 MCKAY, Mr. Carl Chairman, Devils Lake Sioux Tribal Council NAIlWOOKSY, Mr. Reeves Fort Totten, North Dakota 58335 Director of Indian Prograrns Department of !'fousing and Urban MC IOBBEN, Mr. Jesse Development Chairman, Quapaw Tribal Business Comrnittce Route 1 N/\POLEON, Mr. Harold Quapaw, OklahOlna 74363 Executive Director, Yupiktak 13i8to. Box 219 MC LAUGHLIN, lvfl'. P(l.trick Bethel, Alaska 99!:>59 Chairmall, Stand Hoel, Tribal C01mcil Fort Yates, North DakoLa 58538 NAHANJO, The Honorable Alfred Lt. Governor; Santa Clara Pueblo :M.C NIl. nn, Mr. P. O. Box :)80 Dir<:ctor of: Incli.all Affail"f) Espanola, Nev,r Mexico 87532 Dcp::.trhYlellt of La.bor NATCEEES, kls. ldil1ic(3nt j'vl8xine MENINTCY, Mr. Johnson Public EelatioH" 0[[;(",('1", ut c Tribe 'Trjb-:ll CU1}11~('i] ~r\1{::.rJJb(~:c r~ational C:or;.grc:: of .!'\rcle:::ic~:tn Judit.lttS 1 'f:{akl~·na 'I ribal (~c"'lJnc'11 Ft. JJuc~1e.sl1e, \Ji,aL. ],,JI':':;Y/JvS)\l-.J; ffhe }'}Qno·.i·~t111'~ (:or.l:.;t~lll~: E: r Assisi:anC SccrcLii 'Il l>l Lknl <2Xld U:r1)all J\tlC r1:1':: I .J~)()I'\, l;fr. lvL.~, r1~ Execlltive Di )"('("::(,): J)eveIOIY;:"'O ent 1.') i f.+ to.. Box 21) ()f(:C)i\;I" ]\,HJ .T r .. PJ:C '.:ide;,;:, Stac.\. g 0;',(" 1 1d 1 :_.J 'Lei', ,; C ..l.:,,:i1 { \ , , '- J 1 '.' eLi " APPENDIX "e" -8 7/16/76 .., - 15 PADDOCI\:, Mr. Hay, J1'. President, Tlingit and Haida Central HOSS, Mr. Tom Council President, Minnesota Sioux T1'11al Council 130 Sewanl Street P. O. Box 71 Goldstein P,uilding - Hoom 412 Granite Falls, Milmesota 56241 Juneau, Alaska 99801 noss, Mrs. MaryEllen PETERS, M1'. Calvin .Administrative Assisbnt Chairrnan Minnesota Sioux Trillal Council /,[filiai.ed Tribes of the Northwest P. O. Box 71 H.oute 1, Box 252 Granite Falls,: h1irmesota 562'-;·1 Shelton, 'Washington 98584 now LAND, }.ir. Allen POI'!LESS, M1'. I1'ving President, NorU"orn Cheyenne Triba.l. Council Chief, Onondaga Nation LaD18 Deer, MOlltan;'~ 590'13 Nedrow, New York 13120 SALGj~DO, 1\'11'. Ro1Jelt.T. PLUMP.GE, M1'. CharIer; "Jack" Spd~c:;nlcni, Soboba Bu"i.ncss Cornr:nittee ChairJ'l)e;n, FL. Belknap Cornr!lunjty CD1tncil P.O., Box '187 Hadem, JV;:c)!ltana 59 r)2(, San Jacin.tc~ Ccdjfo:cni2.. 92383 P!lrJ'CER, E1.1gcne SEC00JDlj\lE, E~:, Herny Cllairrn;tn. :rklk;~.h Trib;.'.l COlJ'l::::il ,fie(': Ch;:~irDl':-tn} ).)elc:'l\'/ar.e 13us).ness P. o. Dm: ll~) COlnnli.ttcc (0) DenyeT Bni! ]).. l.r-TiC \'j-S. J~lnita rr~,:.Js;:, O}~l;:.Lcr::L. 7..:j·11 (; 1 C:l1:... iJ·rnlJ}:'J (:";'0','.' C~rc('"1:_ ~:,;,_tJU~"': IT~,'11)·.'1 C~('u_nc i.l S.l (~r~r;\·, 1.\'12"" l~l'Jic[::,~- (~L.:,,:. r:ci}~Lr), C:C1Ll::~h,_~.Lla r.:.~ribJ 1 (~o·t.~n(:jl n.TC~i'l.I{I):)} I~~·. rr}lC .,> ·r~J·!"'.;Ul;. (~.!; .. (~-;.":-; I C:'.)~·lJ:~:.: (~lt:-'(" }tl\?\l-~l), ?·..~rt I_/OJ'(~n J. ) ;l<\"'~::~~('~~1.! (:001"-,.;)" l\.l'/cr T-.J~!tiv(: It~;~~n" r::.::'-:C1i1.~V\-~ . '~~..,J ',L~llt 1 (l ("t S,' c:rct.;I'), J};-;'.\\-(·r 1-1 APPENDIX "e" .-9 7/16/76 • - 18 SPANG, Mr. Ray TA YLOn., Mr. Banning n.cgional Vice President, Billings Area Chairman, California Tribal National Congress of jlIl1eri.can Indians Chairrnens' Association P. O. Box 128 2427 Franconia AV('nue Lalne Deer, Montana 51)013 Sacramento, California 95821 STANDSOVERDULL, Mr. Patrick TA YLOR, Eugene W. Chairnlan, Crow Tribal Cmlllcil President, St. Croix Council Crow i\gency, Montana 59022 Star Route Webster, Wisconsul 54893 STEVENS, h1r. Ernest, Executive Director American Indian Policy Re'/icvl Commi~E;ion TA YLOH, Mr. James H. Housing Annex f,'2 District Attorney <~nc1 .Member of Second and D Strecis, S. VI. the St. Croix Council IVashington, D. C. 20515 'Webster, Wisconsi.n l STJUCl<..LAND, hfr. Willi3.tn TAYLOE, M;'o J()]::.~h:dl Eel 5375 Dub" Street, Ap'L:ctm.ent 1118 Regional ~icc J."'rcE:lclent, I~a[;tern A)'ca Alc;-:,wchia, Virginia 223(;,1 National CO'lgJ c~:s of jlrneri.C J\ S!~ i ,~. L':~ ~'2t I~ ~~.o "I.·n{:y \~~\~rL...-. r;'t 1 r)crz~:! t~.(Jc:'lL of "!'1':::,l"l cc rrl-~G,,11=-':~~c-)J>~, l':l(! } Io~]()\"ab1~ JVJerJ'is C; O]":"'.1-l1i::.: r3 i UllC J" rT'/\l"!l'~>_:I<, .~\'rr .. J~;\-~-r·nc~H.l J3Ul'C~~·.ll (J.f TJ1c"i.;an j~f;·:,..dr:=-; Spcci.J.l ./~c~::;.t~)~-."'~-rJL in"c !I!d}~~n. /~rr;)~T';l l~:cc}lun,-!.::- lJ,~\ L J()"J'!"'J(:'l~ /l.(::~·l.~n! ~:t.r:I·( i,j;l '.rJIO~·.:~ rE, l\{i>. Gr<".ce F. J.·JUl ;~nd ("(\Jl~;'~;'!.l'·.Ljn,l /'.\,C';'l:(~.t i'~~ \'J C on ,~-~~. (' £.;~; i C1T! ~tl 1 j~l i f: n~l ./\-rnc)';Ct',Ij Lidia.n:. ·')\.)l~()· l~(~'\'ic\v C~,)ln:;"'..~;..;:-; [,-~ lro\l~_ljn~_~ .:\;l11C"X 2. 'rJI\~l:~ I::!:, J\'()'. S·.l·]-'.·("·f·~'J'· ]-);'1:-· -·j,~1"L C~!~_icf, ().~ ,'·f'~·j1·;11 (~\.f.!: eil ',). . ,~ ,,)' TA YLOR, Mr. Banning TIG:r-:R, ],,1.1'. Buffalo Chainnan, California 'fribal Cha~rman, Iv1icosukce Business Council Chainnens' Ar,;~;ociati0n P. O. Box Tarniarni Station 2427 Franconia A venue Miami, Florida 33144 Sacram.ento, California 95821 TA YLOH, Eugene Vf. TOMMIE, Mr, Ho\vard Prc£Jidcnt, St. Croix Council President, United Southeastern Tribes Star Houte 6073 StcdilJg Road Webster, Wisconsin 51893 Hollywood, Flol:ida 33024 TAYLOH, 1v11'. JanH;s II• TONASl<:ET, 1'kr. M.el .. District Attorney ,end },l(!rnber of: President, N;:;.tional Congress of .I\rncric'lll I the St. C!'oix C(luncil Indians ! P. O. Box Ei0 \\Tcbstcr, , Wisconsin. Nespelem, WashinGton 99155 1'AY"J...JOIl, l",1re J()11::ltl1~n J7:d Rcgio)1C;.l Vice I)re;;jrJen;~, Easler:l Area 'fOTU::=;, Mr. Watso n Nation::.:] 5S of /,nlc'ricar: l:jdians Cht1irnl~tJ:'; l"a\lr:;.1a 1>t'i\:it C:cL.lnc:.l P. O. Dox 26'i P. O. Box 1')36 CheTol,:::e: 1'~0rih Cal'oJina Z;fl19 trI~N"C)}{J()~ lv11". bta~dc:r TnnvIBLE:, IvIr, Albert '1'1'1b;',1 CCt'.',ci1 J\q')'{'-senf:d::vl' Pl'e~;idcnt, Pine Hidgc!, :>.. , . ~~J.n p" cDl 0 P. O. l'GX 3G8 j) od:~.)l1 ~;, f,Ic\-v jvTc,~<_i(;o B'lfJDl ·rI-7Cr~\'L/;, rj~l:.e IJon()~:(-~bj ~_: t3t;~:-!.r'!1i. y j\L<-j;st;~·:\~. ~_);:? (;f J~LL;\\." /o?-' (;ei ('c: F. :'!1::.1; L:;,','·ur,; Il;::'il .F>:.-,T-i ·.:":'Y· Ii') ;;w .• 1 ,,\ APPENDIX "e" '-II 7/16/76 - 21 TRAPP, Mr. Rohert F. Man~gcl-, Technical Hc!scarch Panasonic Cornpany 1 Panasonic IVuy Sccaucut;, New Jersey 07094 TRAPP, Mrs. Nancy (Wife of Robert F. Trapp) UPICKSON, Mr. Joe President, Arctic Slope P. O. Box 56(J Barrow, Alaska 99723 WAITATONAlv1E, lvi,', Wilf;'cd Chairrnan, 1 Tribal Council Box 168 Peach Wi~ 1.) j'; NavLljo Tri1 a 7/16/76 - 22 - ' " WIIlTERABBIT, Mr. Mitchell Chairn1an, Wisconsin Winnebago Dusincss Committee UW - Stevens Point [~tevens Point, Wi.sconsin 51481 ',.'HITECROW, 1\1r. Jake, Member iHnerican Illdian Policy Review Cornn1ission lIousing j,nnex jl/2 Second ancl D Streets, S. W. 'Washington, D. C. 20515 .' WILBOURNE, 1vfr. Tlwrmond Vice Ch;lirman Chcyenllc-,Ar<'paho Bu~;j~lc~'S COlnnliHee Concho, O}daboma 7302;~ 'WILDLY!:\., M):, Tando, .1)', 'VH,IGlrr Ivi::.;. Judith C, C)l;}ir:tn~:'D., Sv.rln.oJni~l)l. IncJ.iZ'.nScnate 1 National '1':c:1),1.1 Chai 1'n:':':1 I ~J ;, ssociaLion P. O. BO): /:'13 \lcr~(:j,:ie Inc1)_c:~n IZc:serv;,Jjon Arctic YilJz:g"-', j\L:,;k:::. 99722 \VJLDCAT, l''/h~ WiJ1i,lln, YOUPEE, j',r,l', 1,'/jIii;).rn Prcsjc~(~nf: y'xcclJti\'c Dil'Cl.;,O:~· IJ(!'c tiu. 1"'1(.Jrn1_~c(, i.1 'rTjbrll C(l1..T~lCi] 1\1 () tion2.1 rr r 1:) (~tJ. C':h.a:. j:rIl(; 'L~t I r; i\;.] soci;) t-iC!l 1..2_C t1~t }~lL.:..n~~l)(;z"'\Jl "\Vi:;Co;:i~:5rl S/~0=;g J 70 1. ~P(~n~lsyl\??Y:~:1. .1\vf":~1.U"-'-J !"'("'" .....,V'. 2C~iC~J \'.'JI,}2J\jV::, l\~T, Cc61 C:l1airI11~',J» ,F};-Lj)3.go rrJ'ib~~J. C:ou.n.cil " ! r~,~\-,~ ~;3'7 J "1 WHITE HOUSE STAFF: I i \ VI.'; _!~:'J j\ J'/l S.1 h i'e ~ C~ (_. u.r r~ c. Barbara G. Ki1berg, Associate Counsel C:l ~ a) :;,~r; !:~.I1 Janet Brown, Assistant to the Deputy 'fulcllip ]:),,-,;.\ :'(f clf r>ircci:(!.rs Director of the Domestic Council C'(()O ~r()L~.(n j\,:~,~ ell l·~()~!,cJ, Velma H. Shelton, Administrative Secretary L. William Seidman, Executive Director of of the Economic Policy Board and \\: T'Lll.~j\~',:.:":, '/,'r'p. r)~'-i_d ~.~ .. Assistant for Economic Affairs l''<;-i t-~ ol~{ .... l 'j';' .i.:~;. 1 \-~1 L~ i j~rn (~:'~ i ~:.~ /)~;!.3 oc: :", ~~.!. (;Ii Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Frank R. Pagnotta, Assistant to the Vice President for Administration APPENDIX "D" Attendance not confirmed.' List may not be complete. RECEPTION IN HONOR OF THE PRESIDENT AND THE FIRST LADY Onboard the German Training Vessel "Gorch Fock" Baltimore Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland GUESTS: The President The First Lady Susan Ford Jack Ford Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) Mrs. Helmut Schmidt, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Vice President Congo Carl Albert (D-Oklahoma) Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State Mrs. Henry A. Kissinger Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense William E. Simon, Secretary of the Treasury Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary of Commerce Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa, Ambassador of Nicaragua to the U.S. and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps Ambassadors of member states of the European Communities and the Head of the Delegation of the European Communities: Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet, Ambassador of the Republic of France to the U.S. John Gerald Molloy, Ambassador of Ireland to the U.S. Peter Ramsbotham, Ambassador of Great Britian to the U.S. Willy Van Cauwenberg, Ambassador of Belgium to the U.S. Age R. Tammenoms Bakker, Ambassador of the Kingdofuof the Netherlands to the U.S. Adrien F.J. Meisch, Ambassador of Luxembourg to the U.S. Roberto Gaja, Ambassador of Italy to the U.S. Otto R. Borch, Ambassador of Denmark to the U.S. Fernand Spaak, Head of the European Communitiy Delegation APPENDIX "D" -2 7/16/76 Sen. Mike Mansfield CD-Montana) Sen~ Hugh Scott (R-Pennsy1vania) Congo Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. (D-Massachusetts) Congo John J. Rhodes (R-Arizona) Sen. John Sparkman (D-A1abama) Congo Thomas Morgan (D-Pennsy1vania) Sen. Charles McC. Mathias (R-Mary1and) Sen. J. Glenn Beall, Jr. (R-Mary1and) Congo Paul S. Sarbanes (D-Mary1and) Sen. Robert P. Griffin (R-Michigan) Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minnesota) Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-New York) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Massachusetts) Sen. Russell B. Long (D-Louisiana) Sen. Sam Nunn (D-Georgia) Sen. John G. Tower (R-Texas) Congo Henry S. Reuss (D-Wisconsin) Sen. John H. Glenn (D-Ohio) Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D-Connecticut) Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-West Virginia) Arthur F. Burns, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Henry E. Catto, Jr., Chief of Protocol Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Frederick B. Dent, Special Representative for Trade Negotiations Robert Ellsworth, DeputY'Secretary of Defense Alan Greenspan, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) APPENDIX "D" -3 7/16/76 Arthur A. Hartman, Assistant Secretary for European Affairs Fred C. Ikle, Director, U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Charles W. Robinson, Deputy Secretary of State Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Assistant for National Security Affairs L. William Seidman, Executive Director of the Economic Policy Board and Assistant for Economic Affairs Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Counselor, Department of State David Anderson, Director, Office of Central European Affairs William B. Codus, Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits Richard D. Vine, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Bureau of European Walter Brown, Vorsitzender d.Vorst.d.Dt.-Amer,Handelskammer, Teilhaber der Investitionsbank Brown, Brothers Harriman, New York William D. Eberle, President, Motorvehicles Manufacturer Association Douglas Kenna, President, National Association Manufacturers Richard L. Lesher, President, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Robert S. MCNamara, President of the World Bank David Rockefeller, Chase Manhattan Bank Irving S. Shapiro, Chairman of the Board, E.I. duPont de Nemours and Co~, Inc. George P. Shultz, Executive Vice PreSident, Bechtel Corporation H. Johannes Witteveen, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund Frank T. Cary, Chairman of the Board, International Business Machines Corp. C. Douglas Dillon, Ehrenvorsitzender der Dillon Read & Co., Inc., New York Harold S. Geneen, Chairman, ITT Gabriel Hauge, Chairman, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company Reginald H."Jones, Chairman, General Electric Company Melvin R. Laird, Senior Counsellor for National and International Affairs, Reader's Digest magazine, Washington, D.C. Ellmore C. Patterson, Chairman, Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, New York Peter G. Petersen, Chairman, Lehman Brothers APPENDIX "D" -4 7/16/76 Walter B. Wriston, Chairman, City Bank W. Michael Blumenthal, Chairman and President, Bendix Corporation, Southfield, Michigan James H. Burger, Chairman, Honeywell Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota Henry Ford II, Chairman, Ford Motor Corporation, Dearborn, Michigan Lewis W. Foy, Chairman, Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Robert E. Kirby, Chairman, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Thomas A. Murphy, Chairman, General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Michigan Mark Shepherd, Jr., Chairman, Texas Instruments Incorporated, Dallas, Texas John H. Page, President, International Nickel Company, Incorporated John J. McKinley, President, Texasco Incorporated C.C. Garvin, Jr., President, Exon Corporation J. Lane Kirkland, Secretary Treasurer, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) George Meany, President AFL-CIO Leonard Woodcock, President, United Automobile Workers Jerry Wurf, President, State, Country and Municipal Employees (AFL-CIOl J. William Middendorf, II, Secretary of the Navy Gen. George S. Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. James L. Holloway III, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Isaac C. Kidd, Jr., Commander in Chief, Atlantic and U.S. Atlantic Fleet General Davison Brig. Gen. Hans Link, Der Deutsche Mi1itarische Bevo11machtigte fur USA/Kanada Arthur Hays Su1zberger, Publisher of the New York Times James Reston, Vice President of the New York Times Clifton Daniel, Associate Editor and Bureau Chief of the New York Times Katherine Graham, Publisher of the Washington Post Benjamin C. Brad1ee, Executive Editor of the Washington Post APPENDIX "DIf -5 7/16/76 Joseph Kraft, Columnist for the Washington Post Gary Black, Chairman of the Board, The A.S. Abell Company, Baltimore, Maryland William F. Schmick, Jr., President, The A.S. Abell Company, Baltimore, Maryland Mark F. Collins, Publisher, Baltimore News American Tom White, Editor, Baltimore News American Marvin L. Stone, Editor, U.S. News and World Report Hugh S. Sidey, Bureau Chief, TIME magazine Mel Elfin, Bureau Chief, NEWSWEEK Howard K. Smith, news commentator for American Broadcasting Company (ABC) Eric Sevareid, news commentator for Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) David Brinkley, news commentator for National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Marvin L. Smith, Bureau Chief for ABC Grant Dillman, Washington Manager, United Press International (UPI) Harry Bacas, Washington Star-NEWS Linda Charlton, New York Times Joseph Hilowicz, Baltimore Sun Donnie Radcliff, Washington Post Hans-Joachim Bargmann, dpa Emil Boelte, WAZ und Kolner Stadtanzeiger Gunther de Thier, Rheinische Post, (Weserkurier u.a.) Dr. Herbert von Borch, Suddeutsche Zeitung Kurt Leissler, Die Welt Heinz Lohfeldt, Der Spiegel Gunther Muggenburg, ARD Carl Weiss, ZdF Jan Reifenberg, FAZ W.,Averell Harriman, Brown Brothers and Harriman & Co. APPENDIX "D" -6 7/16/76 George C. McGhee, U.S.-Botschafter in Bonn, Germany Benjamin H. Read, President, German Marshall Fund of the U.S. Prof, Kar1heinz Stockhausen Roger L. Stevens, Chairman of the Board, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Mrs. Jouett (Katherine F.) Shouse, Chairman of the Wo1E Trap Farm Park Foundation James B. Fletcher, Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Prof. Philp Handler, Prasident der americkanischen Akademie der Wissenschaften Dr. Wernher von Braun, a1s herausragender Deutschamerikaner Paul Nitze, ehem, ste11v.Verteidigungsminister Gerald C. Smith, amerikanischer Vorsitzender der Trilateral Commission John McCloy, Chairman, ACG Harvey Brooks, Chairman of the Board GMF Benjamin Read, President, GMF John Diebold, Vice Chairman of the Baord of ACG Dean Richard M. Haant, President ACG S. Dillon Ripley, Chairman of the Smithsonian Institution Michael Collins, U.S. Astronaut Walter E. Washington, Mayor of the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C. Gov. Marvin Mandel (D-Mary1and) Steny H. Hoyer, State Senator (D-Mary1and); President of the Senate John Hanson Briscoe, Member of the House of Delegates (D-Maryland); Speaker of the House of Delegates William D. Schaefer, Mayor of Baltimore, Maryland Walter S. Orlinsky, President, Baltimore (Maryland) City Council Dr. Steven Muller, President of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland Robert D.H. Harvey, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Johns Hopkins University Dr. Harry Woolf, Provost of Johns Hopkins University Milton Eisenhower, President Emeritus, Johns Hopkins University APPENDIX "D" -7 7/16/76 Philip W. Buchen, Counsel Mrs. Philip W. Buchen Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Mrs. ROnald H. Nessen Max L. Friedersdorf, Assistant for Legislative Affairs Mrs. Max L. Friedersdorf Jeanne W. Davis, Staff Secretary, National Security Council & escort Mrs. Maria Downs, Social Secretary to the First Lady & husband Susan Porter, Appointments Secretary to the First Lady & escort APPENDIX "E" HELICOPTER MANIFEST July 16, 1976 FROM: Baltimore Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland TO: South Grounds, The White House The President The First Lady Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State Mrs. Henry A. Kissinger, Senator J. Glenn Beall, Jr. (R-Maryland) Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Assistant for National Security Affairs Melvin R. Laird, Senior Counsellor for National and International Affairs, Reader's Digest magazine, Washington, D.C. Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, Physician Maj. Robert E. Barrett, Army Aide