Scanned from the President's Daily Diary Collection (Box 82) 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 MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 7:05 a.m. FRIDAY PHONE t--­ TIME 11 ~ ACTIVITY i'i: r-~I-n---'---O-ut--~ l

7:05 The President had breakfast.

7:23 The President went to the doctor's office.

7:28 The President went to the Oval Office.

7:33 The President went to the South Grounds of the White House.

7:33 7 :42 The President flew by helieopter from the South Grounds to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

7:51 8:49 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Andrews AFB to the Tri-City Airport, Bristol, Tennessee. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B."

8:30 P The President telephoned George H. "Bud" Seibert, Jr., retiring Minority Leader of the West Virginia House of Delegates and Chairman of the West Virginia state President Ford Committee (PFC). The call was not completed.

8:30 P The President telephoned Senator Henry Bellmon (R-Oklahoma). The call was not completed.

8:34 8:37 P The President talked with Jewett Fulkerson, Republican National Committeeman for Missouri.

Note: The President was accompained by members of the press throughout his visits to Tennessee, Kentucky, and Michigan.

8:49 The President was greeted by: Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tennessee) Mrs. Howard H. Baker, Jr. Mrs. James H. Quillen, wife of Congressman James H. Quillen (R-Tennessee) B. Winfield C. Dunn, former Governor (R-Tennessee) Mrs. B. Winfield C. Dunn

8:56 9:01 The President participated in a question and answer session with members of the press.

GPO, 1974 Ol-555-863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 9:03 a.m. FRIDAY -PHONE TIME il ~ ACTIVITY I--In----.--O-u-t--I £

9:03 9:35 The President motored from the Tri-City Airport to Freedom Hall Convention Center, John Exum Parkway, Johnson City, Tennessee. He was accompanied by: Senator Baker Congressman Quillen Mr-. Dunn

9:35 The President was greeted by Assistant Director of Freedom Hall Convention Center Lynn M. Janutolo.

The President went to the holding room.

The President went to the offstage announcement area.

9: 30 10 :18 The President attended a campaign rally.

The President went to the platform in Freedom Hall. For a list of platform guests, see APPENDIX "C."

The President was introduced by Congressman Quillen.

9:58 10 :16 The President addressed approximately 7,000 guests attending the rally.

10:18 The President went to the Mechanical Storage Room.

10:20 10 :38 The President attended a reception for media executives from the East Tennessee area. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX liD. "

10:38 The President went to the Cafeteria.

10 :39 10:55 The President attended a reception for Tennessee Republican leaders. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "E."

10:55 The President returned to his motorcade.

11:00 11:30 The President motored from Freedom Hall to the Tri-City Airport. He was accompanied by: Senator Baker Congressman Quillen Mr. Dunn

The President was greeted by a delegation of mayors from 15 East Tennessee cities. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "F. II I GPO ,\974 OL-555 863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 11:40 a.m. FRIDAY -PHONE TIME '"~ '"~ ACTIVITY 1-----,----; ~ II In Out .. '"

EDT CDT 11:40 11:57 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from the Tri-City Airport to Memphis International Airport, Memphis, Tennessee. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "G."

(Actual flying time: 1 hour, 17 minutes)

The President was greeted by a delegation of local Republican and PFC officials. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "H."

12:01 12:08 The President participated in a question and answer session with members of the press.

12:11 12:26 The President motored from Memphis International Airport to Mid America Mall. He was accompanied by: Senator Baker Mrs. Baker Congressman Quillen Mr. Dunn

12:26 1:00 The President participated in the dedication of Commerce Square Fountain.

12:26 The President was greeted by: Edward C. Boldt, Chief Executive Officer, Memphis (Tennessee) Area Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Edward C. Boldt Norman Brewer, Manager of the Downtown Council, Memphis (Tennessee) Area Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Norman Brewer

12:30 The President went to the platform. For a list of platform guests, see APPENDIX "I. 11

The President was presented with a key to the city of Memphis, Tennessee by: Wyeth Chandler, Mayor (N.P.-Memphis, Tennessee) Roy C. Nixon, Mayor, Shelby County, Tennessee

The President was introduced by Senator Baker.

12:37 12:51 The President addressed the crowd gathered for the dedication. The President's remarks were broad­ cast live over local television.

GPO, 1974 Ol-555 863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo.• Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 12:37 p.m. FRIDAY PHONE r--­ TIME 'll ." g ~~ ACTIVITY ;;:: IX 1---1n----,--O":'"U-t--t l ~

The President activiated the Commerce Square Fountains. He was accompanied by Wayne Pyeatt, President of the Memphis (Tennessee) Area Chamber of Commerce.

1:00 The President returned to his motorcade.

1:00 1:04 The President motored from Mid America Mall to the Holiday Inn Rivermont, 200 W. Georgia Avenue. He was accompanied by: Senator Baker Mrs. Baker Congressman Quillen Mr. Dunn

1:04 The President was greeted by: Kemmons Wilson, Chairman of the Board of Holiday Inns, Incorporated Mrs. Kemmons Wilson Harry Wendel, Inkeeper, Holiday Inn Rivermont Jens Beth, Director of Sales, Holiday Inn Rivermont

1 :05 The President went to the holding room.

1:14 The President went to the English Pub.

1:15 1:31 The President attended a reception for Tennessee state PFC volunteers. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "J."

1:21 1:30 The President addressed approximately 40 guests attending the reception.

1:31 The President went to the Dunster Room.

1:31 1:53 The President attended a reception for Tennessee Republican leaders.

1:36 1:44 The President addressed approximately 300 guests attending the reception.

1:53 The President returned to his motorcade.

1:55 2:08 The President motored from the Holiday Inn Rivermont to Memphis International Airport. He was accompanied by: Senator Baker Mrs. Baker Congressman Quillen Mr. Dunn

GPO, 1974 0l-55S-863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 1:55 p.m. FRIDAY PHONE I--­ TIME il :.! ACTIVITY I---In----.--O-u-t--I ~

The President was presented with a bicentennial pillow by students from the Christ United Methodist Day School, Memphis, Tennessee.

CDT EDT 2:21 4:33 • The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Memphis.Inter­ national Airport to Standiford Field, Louisville, Kentucky. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "K."

(Actual flying time: 1 hour, 13 minutes)

4:33 The President was greeted by: John Sherman Cooper, Ambassador of the U.S. to the German Democratic Republic Mrs. Tim Lee Carter, wife of Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky) William Star Carter, son Thruston Morton, Honorary Chairman of the Kentucky state PFC Harold Rogers, Chairman of the Kentucky state PFC Mrs. W.P. (Huda) Jones, Chairwoman of the Kentucky state PFC and Secretary of the Republican Party of Kentucky Clyde Middleton, Chairman of the Republican Party of Kentucky

4:40 4:49 The President participated in a question and answer session with members of the press.

4:49 The President went to his motorcade.

4:49 4:55 The President motored from Standiford Field to Freedom Hall, Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center! He was accompanied by.Congressman Carter.

4:55 The President was greeted by: Edwin G. Middleton, Republican National Committeeman for Kentucky Mrs. Harold B. (Nelda) Barton, Republican National Committeewoman for Kentucky

5:00 The President, accompanied by Mr. Middleton and Mrs. Barton, went to the private reception room.

GPO, 1974 OL-555-863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOaSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 5:00 p.m. FRIDAY PHONE t--­ TIME 'l'l :0 ~ g ACTIVITY 1------,.----1 u f In Out lO.. ct

5:00 5:10 The President attended a reception hosted by the Kentucky state PFC. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "L."

5:10 The President went to the platform in the general reception room. For a list of platform guests, see APPENDIX !tid."

5:10 5:30 The President attended a general reception hosted by the Kentucky state PFC.

The President was introduced by Mr. Morton.

5:15 5:30 The President addressed approximately 1,200 guests attending the reception.

5:30 The President returned to his motorcade.

5:37 S:49 The President motored from Freedom Hall, Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center to Galt House Hotel, 4th and River Street. He was accompanied by Congressman Carter.

The President was greeted by Manager of the Galt House Hotel Thomas O'Hearn.

5:55 The President went to his suite.

6:10 The President went to the Libra~y.

6:10 6:20 The President participated in a signing ceremony for S. 2115, authorizing the President to order to active duty involun­ tarily members of the National Guard and Reserves without declaration of war of national emergency. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "N."

6:l0? 6:l2? The President addressed guests attending the ceremony.

6:20 The President returned to his suite.

6:55 The President went to the Kings Head Room. He was accompa­ nied by Gen. Ronald R. Van Stockum, USMC (Ret.), Associ­ ate Dean for Administration, University of Louisville School of Medicine and General Chairman of the Louisville Armed Forces Committee.

GPO .1974 Ol-555-863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 7:00 p.m. FRIDAY PHONE '--­ TIME i! al ACTIVITY ~--ln--~---O-u-t--~ l

7:00 7:20 The President attended a private reception for approximately 60 guests attending the 15th Annual Louisville Armed Forces Day Dinner. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "0."

7:20 The President went to the holding room.

The President went to the offstage announcement area.

7:25 The President went to the head table in the Archibald Cochran Room. For a list of head table guests, see APPENDIX "P.t!

7:25 7:56 The President attended the 15th Annual Louisville Armed Forces Dinner.

The President was introduced by Gen. Van Stockum.

7:33 7:50 The President addressed approximately 1,000 guests attending the dinner.

The President was presented with a Julep Cup by: Genl. Richard L. Frymire, Adjutant General for the Commonwealth of Kentucky Gen. Van Stockum

7:56 The President, escorted by Gen. Van Stockum, returned to his motorcade.

7:56 8:10 The President motored from the Galt House Hotel to Standiford Field.

8:23 9:10 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76"· from Standiford Field to Bishop Field, Flint, Michigan. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "Q."

8:30 P The President telephoned Senator Be11mon. The call was not completed.

9:10 The President was greeted by: James Rutheford, Mayor of Flint, Michigan Robert A. Green, Chairman of the PFC for the 7th District of Michigan William H. Moeller, Finance Co-Chairman of the PFC for the 7th District of Michigan

continued

GPO, 197.. OL - 555-863 THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 14, 1976 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 9 :10 p.m. FRIDAY -PHONE TIME ." 0:~ ~_ ACTIVITY I--In----.--O-u-t--I J!. ~

continued

Albert W. Blackmon, Finance Co-Chairman of the PFC for the 7th District of Michigan Mrs. Jack (Patricia) Conley, Vice Chairwoman of the Genesse County, Michigan Republican Party

? ? The President participated in a question and answer session with members of the press.

9:22 9:25 The President motored from Bishop Field to the Holiday Inn, 2207 W. Bristol.

9:25 The President was greeted by Manager of the Holiday Inn Robert Spillane.

9:35 The President went to his suite.

10 :48 10:53 R The President talked with Senator Be11mon.

The President was an overnight guest at the Holiday Inn, Flint, Michigan.

SY/EJ 6/15/76

GPO, )974 Ol-555 863 APPENDIX "A"

HELICOPTER PASSENGER MANIFEST

May 14, 1976

FROM: South Grounds, The White House

TO: Andrews AFB, Maryland

The President

Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Capt. Walter L. Domina, Marine Corps Aide David H. Kennerly, Personal Photographer Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, Physician Byron M. Cavaney, Jr., Director of the Presidential Advance Office Terrence O'Donnell, Aide APPENDIX "B"

PASSENGER MANIFEST

AIR FORCE ONE 2600 MISSION 556 Andrews AFB, Washington, D.C. to Tri-City Airport, Bristol, Tennessee 14 May 1976 Dep: 7:51am Arr: 8:50am +59 370SM

The President Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky) Congressman James H. Quillen (R-Tennessee) Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Robert C. Orben, Special Assistant Terrence O'Donnell, Aide Byron M. Cavaney, Jr., Director of the Presidential Advance Office Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, Physician Capt. Walter L. Domina, Marine Corps Aide Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Don Penny Schneider, Consultant David H. Kennerly, Personal Photographer Nellie L. Yates, Staff Assistant Eva Brantley, Secretary; Advance Office Grace Marie Prather, Assistant Press Secretary, President Ford Committee MSG Herbert Oldenburg, baggage handler Sgt. Patricia Jones, Stenographer MSCM Zosimo Monson, steward R. Keiser J. Merchant A. Williams R. Race USSS R. Twynham R. Johns ton N. Mentavlos J. Samuelson E. Zahren Frank Cormier, AP Richard Growald, UPI Charles Tasnadi, AP Photo Dennis Cook, UPI Photo Tom Novak, CBS Film Crew George Christian, CBS Film Crew Tom Perkins, CBS Radio Bob Moore, Mutual Mike Wright, USN & WR Ed Walsh, Washington Post APPENDIX "c" Attendance not confirmed.

CAMPAIGN RALLY

Freedom Hall Johnson City, Tennessee

Platform Guests

Rev. F. Shesse Johnson, Minister

Congressman James H. Quillan (R-Tennessee)

Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tennessee)

The President

Ed Williams III, Republican Chairman for Washington County, Tennessee APPENDIX ltD"

Attendance not confirmed.

EAST TENNESSEE REGIONAL MEDIA RECEPTION

Mechanical Storage Room Freedom Hall Convention Center Johnson City, Tennessee May 14, 1976

Hanes Lancaster, Manager, WJHL-TV, Johnson City, Tennessee

Bob Lewis, News Director, WJHL-TV, Johnson City

Robert H. Smith, Manager, WCBY-TV, Bristol, Virginia

Walter Crockett, Editorialist, WCYB-TV, Bristol, Virginia

Merrill Moore, News Department, WCYB-TV, Bristol, Virginia

Robert Ratcliff, Manager, WKPT-TV, Kingsport, Tennessee

Bill Freeho£f, News Director, WKPT-TV, Kingsport, Tennessee

George DeVault, Assistant Manager, WKPT-TV, Kingsport, Tennessee

Carl A. Jones, Jr., Publisher, Johnson City Press Chronicle, Johnson City, Tennessee sqn Tom Hodge, Managing Editor, John/City Press Chronicle, Johnson City, Tennessee

George W. Kelley, Editor, Johnson City Press Chronicle, Johnson City, Tennessee

Henry Samples, Political Reporter, Johnson City Press Chronicle, Johnson City, Tennessee

Tim Jones, Reporter, Johnson City Press -Chronicle, Johnson City, Tennessee

Johnny Jones, Repo~ter, Johnson City Press Chronicle, Johnson City, Tennessee

Frank Robinson, Elizabethton Star, Elizabethton, Tennessee Bill Jenkins, Managing Editor, Elizabethton Star, Elizabethton, Tennessee Scott Trundle, Publisher, Kingsport Times-News, Kingsport, Tennessee

John Molley, Managing Editor, Kingsport Times-News, Kingsport, Tennessee

Rebecca Masters, Political Reporter, Kingsport Times-News, Kingsport, Tennessee

T. Eugene Worrell, Publisher, Bristol Herald Courier (Virginia-Tennessee), Bristol, Virginia

Herman Giles, Assistant Publisher, Bristol Herald Couri.er, Bristol, Virginia continued APPENDIX "D" p. 2 5/14/76

Jim Baxley, Editor, Bristol Herald Courier, Bristol, Virginia

Charles Martin, Managing Editor, Bristol Herald Courier, Bristol, Virginia

Richard Boyd, Editor, Bristol Virginia Tennessean, Bristol, Virginia

Howard Taylor, Managing Editor, Bristol Virginia-Tennessean, Bristol, Virginia

Ellis Binkley, Political Science, Eastern Tennessee State University (ETSU), Kingsport, Tennessee

John M. Jones, Publisher, The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, Tennessee

Ken Hood, Jr.,Eaitor, The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, Tennessee

John M. Jones, Jr., Political Reporter, The Greeneville Sun, Greeneville, Tennessee

Bill Breeden, Editor, The Herald and Tribune, Jonesboro, Tennessee

Conley E. Lewis, Editor, Sullivan County News, Blountville, Tennessee

Eleanor L. Sheets, Editor, The Rogersville Review, Rogersville, Tennessee

Derl McCloud, Editor, The Tomahawk, Mountain City, Tennessee

Pete Dykes, The Post, Kingsport, Tennessee

Lee Vance, The Erwin Record, Erwin, Tennessee

James True, Owner and Manager, WEBM-AM and WXIS-FM, Erwin, Tennessee

Charles Stuchell, News Director, WFHG-AM, Birstol, Virginia

Ned Michaels, News Director, WKYE-AM &FM, Birstol, Tennessee

David Miller, News Director, WOP I-AM , Bristol, Tennessee

Joe Befee, News Director, WZAP-AM, Bristol, Virginia

Mack Morris, GEneral Manager, WBEJ-AM, Elizabethton, Tennessee

J.H. Lewis, Owner and President, WIDD-AM and WLSN-FM. Elizabethton, Tennessee

Jim Buchanan, News, WEMB-AM, Erwin, Tennessee

Paul Metcalf, Owner and Manager, WGRV-AM, Greeneville, Tennessee

Don Christ, Owner, WSMG-AM, Greeneville, Tennessee

Arthur Kelsey, Manager, WETB-AM, Johnson City, Tennessee

continued APPENDIX ".D:..,p. 3 5/17/76

Rockey Stone, Manager, WJOW-AM, Johnson City, Tennessee

Norman Thomas, Owner and Manager, WJSO-AM, Johnson City, Tennessee

Dan Arnold, News Director, WGOC-AM, Kingsport, Tennessee

Reggie Jordan, News Director, WKIN-AM, Kingsport, Tennessee

Paul S. Gobble, Jr., Manager, WMCT, Mountain City, Tennessee

Philip Beal, Owner and Manager, WRGS, Rogersville, Tennessee

Dick Ellis, News Director, WETS, Johnson City, Tennessee

Robert Morgan, Birstol Herald Courier

Maurice Norman, Sullivan Country News

Fred Lance, Erwin Tennessee, WKME-AM

J.T. Parker, Jr., WGOC

Robert Burley,Greenville Sun

Wayne Phillips, Greeneville Sun

Nancy Spager, WKYE

Jim Wilson, WJCW-AM, Johnson City, Tennessee (owner)

Bill Williams, WBEJ, Elizabethton, Tennessee

Ron Mitchell, WJCW, Johnson City, Tennessee APPENDIX "E"

RECEPTION FOR TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN LEADERS

Cafeteria Freedom Hall Convention Center Johnson City, Tennessee May 14, 1976

A list of guests attending the reception was reauested from Virginia Jennings, Office of Senator Howard Baker, Jr. (R-Tennessee), Johnson City, Tennessee. 615 323-6243. second request 7/1/76 APPENDIX "F"

Attendance not confirmed.

DEPARTURE FROM TRI-CITY AIRPORT Bristol, Tennessee May 14, 1976

Mayors Greeting the President:

Richard E. Bevington, Jr. Kingsport, Tennessee

Dr. James O. Hale Johnson City, Tennessee

Earl MacCormac Bristol, Tennessee

Dean Perry Elizabethtown, Tennessee

W. Cecil Carrier Bluff City, Tennessee

Mrs. Grace Haws Jonesboro, Tennessee

Ralph Stout Mountain City, Tennessee

Tom Love Greenville, Tennessee

Dr. 1.D. Mullins Erwin, Tennessee

Z. Buda Morristown, Tennessee

Clude Willis Rogersville, Tennessee

Everett Moyers Jefferson City, Tennessee

John A. Shults Dandridge, Tennessee

Albert Ballance White Pine, Tennessee

J. Cliff Davis Sevierville, Tennessee Ralph S. Maples Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Fred M. Valentine, Jr. Newport, Tennessee

Kermit J. Lowe Rutledge, Tennessee

Dr. Truett Pierce Sneedville, Tennessee APPENDIX "G"

PASSENGER MANIFEST

AIR FORCE ONE 2700 MISSION 556 Tri-City Airport, Bristol, Tennessee to Memphis, Tennessee 14 May 1976 Dep: 11:10am Arr: 11:55am 1+15 450SM

The President Congressman James H. Quillen (R-Tennessee) Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky) Dan H. Kuykendall, former Congressman (R-Tennessee) Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tennessee Mrs. Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tennessee) B. Winfield Dunn, former Governor (R-Tennessee) Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Terrence O'Donnell, Aide Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, Physician Capt. Walter L. Domina, Marine Corps Aide Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Robert C. Orben , Special Assistant David H. Kennerly, Personal Photographer Don Penny Schneider, Consultant Nellie L. Yates, Staff Assistant Eva Brantley, Secretary, Advance Office Grace Marie Prather, Assistant Press Secretary, President Ford Committee James E. Miller, Field Representative for Congressman Quillen Andrew M~. Stern, Staff Assistant, Advance Office MSG Herbert Oldenburg, baggage handler MSCM Zosimo Monson, steward Sgt. Patricia Jones, stenographer R. Keiser J. Merchant A. Williams R. Race R. Twynham USSS R. Johnston N Mentavlos J. Samuelson E. Zahren... Richard Benedict, AP Richard Growald, UPI Charles Tasnadi, AP Photp Dennis Cook, UPI Photo Tom Novak, CBS Film Crew George Christia~, CBS Film Crew Tom Perkins, CBS Radio John Osborne, New Republic Charlie Gibson, ABC Correspondent Aldo Beckman, Chicago, Tribune Byron M. Cavaney, Jr., Director of the Presidential Advance Office APPENDIX IIHII

Attendance not confirmed.

WELCOMING COMMITTEE

Memphis International Airport Memphis, Tennessee May 14, 1976

Col. William J. McGuath, Commander of the 164th Tactical Air Group, • Memphis International Airport, Memphis, Tennessee Mrs. William J. McGrath Robe~t B. IIBrad" Jlartin, President Ford Committee Chairman for West Tennessee and State Congressman (R-Tennessee) Mrs. Robert B. Martin Carolyn Gates, PFC Chairwoman for Shelby County, Tennessee Mr. Gates Mrs. Keith McCauley (Peggy) Spurrier, Republican National Committeewoman for Tennessee Donald Sunquist, Chairman of the Shelby County Republican Committee Leonard C. Dunavant, State Senator (R-Tennessee) Curtis Person, Jr., State Senator (R-Tennessee) Jane Hardaway Republican Candidate for the Tennessee Public Service Commission Mr. Hardaway APPENDIX "I"

Attendance not confirmed.

DEDICATION OF COMMERCE SQUARE FOUNTAIN Mid America Mall Commerce Square Fountain Memphis, Tennessee May 14, 1976

Platform Guests

Roy Nixon, Mayor, Shelby County, Tennessee

Wyeth Chandler, Mayor, Memphis, Tennessee

James E. McGehee, Chairman of the Downtown Council, Memphis, Tennessee

Wayne Pyeatt, President of the Memphis (Tennessee) Area Chamber of Commerce

Podium

Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tennessee)

The President

Senator William E. Brock (R-Tennessee) APPENDIX ":I" Attendance confirmed by William T. Tagg, West Tennessee Field Director for Sen. Howard H. Baker, Jr. All present.

RECEPTION FOR TENNESSEE PRESIDENT FORD COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF

The English Pub Holiday Inn Rivermont Memphis, Tennessee May 14, 1976

Mr. Ken Baker Mr. Len Bidewell Mr. Tom Beasley George Chandler Mr. Marc Brabaut Mr. George Conner Mr. Robbie Clay Mr . ..David Cresson Mr. Al Ganier Ms.Prudy Davis Ms. Bonnie Keene Ms.Pat Dukes Ms. Michaela O'Neil Ms. Debbie Dunn Mrs. Pam Shill Ms. Arlene Ford Mr. and Mrs. Brad Martin Ms. Pat Gates Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gates Mrs. Arnold Golden Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shippers Ms. Susan Hadaway Mrs. Shirley Schroeder Mr. Russ Granger Mrs. Patricia Anderson Mrs. Gertrude Howse Mrs. Stephanie Chivers Ms,' Bernice Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dunavant Mrs. Bettie Hunter Mrs. Michele Herrington Ms. Sue Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madlinger Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kemker Marcia Madlinger Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson Mr. Steve Pope Mr. Weston Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen Ms. Hazel Loveland Mrs. Phyllis Allen Ms. Charlotte McDaniels Ms. Julia Allisandratos Ms. Gale McDaniels Mrs. Andy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Murphy Ms. Anna Marie Bates Mr. and Mrs. Will Newbern Mr. Lem Bargas Mrs. Virginia Palmes Mr. Alan Becker Mr. and Mrs. Jim Russell APPENDIX "J" p. 2 5/14/76

Mrs. Erma Seaton Mr. Brad Snyder Mrs. Betty Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner Ms. Lucille Valentine Ms. Laura Warne Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins Ms~ Patti Weaver Mr. Dabney Wellford Mr. Barry White Mr. and Mrs. William Whitten Mrs. Richard Wurzburg APPENDIX "K"

PASSENGER MANIFEST

AIR FORCE ONE 2600 MISSION 556 Memphis, Tennessee to Louisville. Kentucky 14 May 1976 Dep: 2:21pm Arr: 4:34pm 1+31 365SM

The P..-esident Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky) Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Robert C. Orben, Special Assistant Terrence O'Donnell, Aide Larry Speaks, AssistaasiBress Secretary Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, PhysiCian Byron M. Cavaney, Jr., Director of the Presidential Personnel Office David H. Kennerly, Personal Photographer Don Penny Schneider, Consultant Grace Marie Prather, Secretary, Editorial Office Nellie L. Yates, Staff Assistant Eva Brantley, Secretary, Advance Office MSG Herbert Oldenburg, baggage handler SGT Patricia Jones, stenographer MSCM Zosimo Monson, steward 1 B.~: ~:!~~~n~Coates R. Cheadle USSS J. Hollman . W. Ebert A. Angelone F. Lawrence J. Stanton - Frank Cormier, AP Richard G~owald, UPI Charles Tasnadi, AP Photo Dennis Cook, UP! Plioto~ Tom Novak, CBS Film Crew George Christian, CBS RiimnCrew Tom Perkins, NB~sQaaio John Lindsay, Newswe~k Pat Sloyan, Newsday Lee Thomnton, CBS Correspondent Capt. Walter L. Domina, Marine Corps Aide APremlX "1." At t:e;ci-d-l-:c-c--n-(~- l:Llltucky Fair and Exposition Center confjrmed. L01]isvil1e, Kentucky ;'!a y J 4, 19 76

AC"f..tF.SJN, JOEN

ACKER2CX 1 JON

ALt:wT2D;,r, !.{t...RY ELIZAEETI--! ALEX.~n:ER. ::!'.:':::3 ALT,(-1,r, "ftT~D

AiJJER9J:l 1 JOEN

AllDER&lN, ~'w)ELTI;E

AlIDERCCK, EOSALIE

lu"IDEREON, ~ MARIE

A1'ffiJUSE, SAUL /l.RTI~~1-!, JO- E A...,qn::OFr, DALE

ASF.CO~·l', DEPEIE ') APPEl\DIX__.___ ._.:c:I '__' 5/14/76

EAII:PY, jf.Bsr: ::. EFoor.s, nuT..';'

EFOOY..E, PAUL

mOT~'(11, 3·fILY

HIm,.:), !~!PXIE

mOi'J'i, t¥8 ftlID !P,S Cr.:IT·E

EA!:KS, !-lR. ESTILL EA.."\C"-,\Y. VI);CS;T,~S. 3: ~,s. EAR'ID;~, ~1RS NEL'CA BlCKl'TER, OLIV::?

~.RIDN, DR. F-P.ROLD BJCKtTEF., TerrE

BJCKROP, K~L'3l,

PASI1, ~·ffiS. PAUL~~ ~ITE P.APllEl"l', MR Am !1RS RCEEF.T HJRCH, illCIAN

EEI'REL, 10IS

BEI'HEL, PAUL 3JTCH, ?OllDO

BEA.~, .4,.,,\'I'IJF,

EEARD, KITlY

EEY:ER, HR AilD ~18.s MICHAEL EEISIJR, MRS mEN BIS"rIDP, ANNA

PLEIDr, GEJRGE

3Y'~S, lXlNNA.

IDLJ:l, F.AZEL

=CP.DEPS .. f}EP~\D 3)SGE'I ~l B.G r:lli 3)'::7ffi ~ ~·ffi A:·ID ~1SS :::::~.~

EEE.EYCiG. XFCJ::-? ~E~l}.2I .. ?OEEP.: ::,!·tES a.OOIC:G, ;;-0:-::':1 APPENDIX "L" D. 3 S7i47r6-..----~

CCHS.lUJL, E. PAP}3'l

COOK, SA.PJJ~

COOK, JOE:::

CARTER, :ffi .to.:JJ !1:\S PAUL COLE, JOf-11

CALLAFg;, DARP,1 COIlE, ~jI.RY

CONE, :n10TEY

C(]1ES, DICK

C)R-UC'f..AEL, GEORGE COOMBS, MRS JANES

CONRAD, RlJEY

C(JfltC, JOHN ?

CA..-qTER, !::'R. 'Im.LL~l CORK, MES.

COOFER, EDDY

CA..'lFTILD, lXY.ITIE CORN.t:;.;.'I'E, ..\?~~

CAPLTO~I, PATRIC:::'!;.

CAreOLL, Jftl1ES COOPER, JAC:CZ

COsroK, ~ J.A. COY, c:;:..:r.ARLES

"1'.S. Y.ASrEN CROW, ~·fITZI CROKEr.L, 3ILL

CHIN 1 RICP.A..'ID

CE1JEB, :·~.RIAN CPJJISE, WILooN

CLEAVER, YRS. Ie. CRUSE, JIH CRUSE, YJI?GE

CLARK, ~..?L ClMmlS, JOEN AND !1RS.

CUH, JOEEFR CLINE, CRA Ie

COBB, ~'L"'S. GLEmT

SO!iRAD, :'P,S. ?.A~-!C::D

COOK , (:'P2'1CL CCOY.:, :AJ.:?,"! DCS, SAlLY

DAYZ,:·JDRT, ;;UEY

DAVI2, T1:A EnIn.', LAF.EiY EIGELEPL'E, ALICE 2. EILERS, IDE

DAY:S, S\LLY ELLl'J'I':', }-!!·lP!-::?EY

DEF.tLAISE, LOUIS Er110EE, Jb? ELY, EILL

DI:~GUS, OP..~

DISNEY, LOUISE EMERY, jlJD}E C.B.

DI SFON:lEI'..':, DAVB

DISPON!'l:EIT, !FElDA DrSFONNEI'::, TO IO EVAns, RIC:E.4...'=ID

OCRES'I, YJ,::r::ER;rNE

DP.A!

D?.EES, P.OEffiT

I'REES, :·lRS. ROBERT Dh'JRY, SJZIT D"I._",J·~. TerN OCIlAl..-AY, ..;ffiIAN LmlCAII, HIC?..AEL

~1.:~\.f ::~~.l'. DO?~r~:-Jd. DU.!.·lC':~ ct '!'P~ APPEtmJ.X "LI! p. 5 (.

GAY, CLAY FARNON) A:HfE GE.A.,.-qy, CHARLES & E:·L,,(A FARIWH ~ BGB GIBSOH, 1-3S. GEORGI ...',. GIBSGN, XILES & ALTA Ft~TOi!, DOROThy GILLIS , i-L-qS. ROBERT FERRELL, BILLIS GOBBLE, LEE FE?JlAr:TE, :,[33. P5.IL I P FIELDS, __ GODBEY, I{ft..RVn & JOYCE GOETZ, ROBERT XR. &: MRS. FINCH, ~JIHA GOFF, JEHELL MR. & H?S. FWLEY, ODESSA GOFF, MA..liK ALLEN' GOFF, GENEVA FI:!H, ROBERT GOLDSTEI~f, M.."9.. & MRS. JOEL FITZGEP~L~, GREG FK.NING, DENNIS, JR. GOODLET, LENORA FLEISHHlu"'\f, CLARA GOSS, EUGENE GRAVES, JOE FLIliChLJH, STEPHE:;T FLOYD, LAVEY GRAY, 11R. & 1mS. JOEX Ii. roELL, A.1'tT GnEEN, BOB FOLGEl{,

FREDERICK, HR. ~ l'ffiS. GREG GRmES, HBRY

FREI, BARBARA GRIZZ~E, CF~tRLE3

FRETHEI.L, ELLE~l GROSS, CAROL1.~l FRIDAY, FRA?l:{Ln; (4) GROSS, VIC FRY, DAVIlJ GRUBBS, Em·tEN FUGATE, CARROLL GUENTH1'ER, LOUIS G'UGE!':HEIH, MRS. Sk'1 GUESS, GORDOn GABLE, BOB GULICK, DON & LOUISE GARC lA, RA.'10HA GULLIAN, INGRED GARDINER, DR~ HOYT GARLAND, JE..TtRY GARHER, JACOB V. GARVEY, ?:EVIX & .2HIA;~ EA.DDA~, ~~RA:JK H. HOLU)"liAY, ED l~ {~~; HAXILTO~!, ;AKE .t'Cl'..Lr ~:

HAERI:;G, MR. &: :ms. HAROLD HOL;.·fES, BE~TY HALL, :,88. DE;n:I8 HOPKIns, Lf..RRY HOPTGN, ANNE

HALL, PAUL HORN, MRS. ARTW~-r\ HALLECK, RON & JOAN HORN, BILI.,Y EM!ILTON, NAl'JCY HORTON, BILLY HAl~LEY, ;'L.-.RGE :IAlmAH, GEORG:::A HORTO';;[, BOB HANSON, DOROTHY HOST, JIH F...ARDWICK, CHARLES HOi'iARD, PEGGY F.ARmnCK, 'lED HOWARD, 'tlA:nm H).RDY, JANES (SKIP) HlT.sBUCH, SKIP ElJDZIE'1'Z. CA..-:::OL • HARDY, TD1 HUDDLESTON, BREiiDA HUDDLESTON, G.AF.Y

h'UDSON, RUSSELL

HARRISCH, EL!ZAEETS HUFF, GENE HARRISON, HART?...A ... HUFFl1AN, DAVE HARR:i:SO:1, KATHERINE HUFFMAN, TRACY HARElSOH, ROBEaT E. HUGG INS, ROl:ALD HAR..PJ1AN, P1\;'1 HUGHES, JOHN R. HAHTLEY, :1IKE AIlD CA.';;DY HUHPliREY, 11RS. LAVEm:E F'..GR~J1. LARRY HARTSTEI~'i, JOHN h1Jl1?ER!ES, MARIE F.AYS, HERB HUNDLEY, ii.T. HEHPI"!..BG, CF....AI'tLES HUNDLEY, H.D.

HENDERSON, HR. & :1RS. HUt:T, CHARLES HENSLEY, TOM HG-r\T, PA11 HER.11.IP.AN, DAVE HUTCHISON, ALPH.4.

HESS, J. HAF.?IN h'YLTON, EDNA r~'[::!lp!r h ·JO + ~E nILL, ~E3H~C~W

HILL, J/JrfES EINK~E, l-LtRY

HOBBS, GERALD HOBBS, JAi-rES G.

HOBBS, rnJ3Y APPENDIX "L" p. 5/14/76

JAGGERS, CAEOL KAEL:N, MRS FHI1L J Al1ES, :SEULAH J Al1ES, 11RS.· IVAL KANNAPEL, HR .00 I~S J.E.

Jk'1ISON, DAVID JARVIS, MAY KAPPESSER, MRS KAF.EM, PETE JOHNSON, DONAL] L. JOHNSON, DOROTl:IY KA.'ffi, .JUI:GE trnFOPJ) JOHNSON, HOHAF.D KASEY, TOM JOENSON, JOE :rASEY, :'lRS. 'IV],! JOrJ1S0N, , JR. KEJ.TI:, R.K. ID:E.A.LY, MARY JOHNSON, LnlDA JOHNSTON, PAUL (2) JOFJJSTOH, PAUL KII.J:I;p.N, GREXlRY JO:IES, CF..ARLE~;E JONES, GLE?-1E':::r:Jl KIRKPATRICK, MR .ItiID :·P.S JI!1 JONES, HAREIETT KLEIER, JAMES JONES, rmDA KNAPIE'.:.'IR, roN JONES, LITA KNEC-r.:r, MRS. ROEERT JONES, HRS. PLEAS KNEl:1IT, ROEERT JONES, '4. P • JOPLIl, GEORGE III JUDD, LAlH:Y

JUDD, HRS. vlENDELL LIGl':T, GP.ANT LILE, BIIJ.. LI!J..Y, C!:-:RIS

lOVELACE, EDDIE mc..;.s, MRS. OPAL

LYNN, KEl\N1EH HITCEELL, 3USA:'I

;,lOCRE, :';:1.S. RO:2En? 'd.

HOORE, \·rILLIAJ·!

:.:ALL8Y) SGS.AN

!~:A~~~pir' ~U'I.~tJ...jV'l. , YJ..RLG\·i, NA:::,:A:J A.

;.fARSHALL, J,,

~:.AS~E:RSO;r, GnEGORY MORTON, SEN. THR1JSTON ~ITj}~GL~. RGY MAY, l1..A.R'S::A MOSLEY, :JOUG ;'lAl~J@~ .. .:....n...... J.:.J, HOSS, JAHES A.

:4CCOY, ROY MTJDD, LUC ELE

MCCUBBIN, N.3. !1lJDRICK, JOHN MT~h,JS, l'~Y MCDMlIEL, NRS. C.N • ~gJNCY, eEABLES ... MCDONOUGH, JEANNE t.m:iCY, JUDY ALL::;;:\,

!,:CDONOUG:i, TE0l1AS MlJIHZY, SEIR:EY mSSillf.A.N l1CDO'ViEL:J:" KITTY MYERS,

HCHEIlB.Y, LEO~~ MYERS, JO A1mE

HCHE~lRY, SEIFER i1YEBS, PHILLIP MC I;{T!RE, ALEX

HC}LtiliG~~, ~8S. ?RJL.'.fCES }~~!<:: ':IO=-?'" "::'~E~i~l!Et ~r<)*T:-1BR!:'rz HELE;JDEZ, PAT

~E~':~~L, SAl,1 c . .

NEAL, CARLTON g. KEI:1IER, A!1NA LAURA

NE'.';TON, HAROLD ',IAY!:IE

~I~DLE~O?I, DAVIJ NOLful, YlARY PAT

NOLA,ND, HRS. CLARANCE NUTTEL, TED NUGENT, JEAn S. 5/1406 JERRY FAL:,TR-JALL, !.fRS. SHIRLEY

PAfs"LUC IE'tlI CZ, :·L-qS. C~{AHLES :AY , ~RS. ELAI:~E(& GUS) PARTON, AL PAY;;E, ',,,ILLH)! F. CARRY OSEORNE, PAV1'P;' H:XZ; OS:ER.i·1ILLB~, D. J.

OST~P.NILLER, l'r1RS. D. J . PEAVY.:"!.OU3E, LEE OTTERson, ~1?\S. LAt~A PEAVYHOUSE, WILL Hu:i 'N., JR. OVERSTREE~, NIsA

QVERS,TREET, RAY PEPPER, DEXTER OVE:5lSTREET, RADfO?m P~~EZ, MICHAEL R. owc:,as, IRE?1'E PERKINSON, BA.'U3ARA O'tiENS, srE'lE FEP.KI};SON, .HAURY MRS. Ow"ElIS PFTER~ ~,~~ PE!ERCEEFF, DORIS

PITH.!'J~, C:1:.4....'qL1E O'.<:"ENS, J. PLAT OF , D. POD, CAROLLI

PORTER, ::IALE:GH FOR:I'F2. PORTER,

POTTER, :ffiS. ROBERT POWELL, ELSY

PRESTON, ~S, PARIS PRICE, EARBL"1A rnICE~ PRIC.... , PRITTIE, JOE?! PROBUS, •.... ILLIA}! PRYOR, W.E. PRYOR, MRS. '..,r. E. PURVIS, PAUL APPEN) . 11 5 RlJFFRA! !lR. JOSEPH.

RUFRR.l., :1RS. JOSEPH RUSH , DORIS

RASH, ,JA!;ES

?A:'TLIF?, EERYJ,N -ti.

RA~>jE 1 NOBB

RJ.YIIDliN, BREICA

REAL, .J ~\1ES

REESE, HS. CAROL REESE, LOiliELL

REleE:!:?'!. S'IU REICHERT, i'illS. S~.1..U:3R RENAUD, JOHN RESIGE, JOHN RICE, :1E!,rnr r-;.r POT'" T"C' Rl.I. "".I."', 11 ~....,l..I....I RICH MRS. HOLLIE

RIC;~RDSO;~, HA30LD,. RrCEZY, REBECCA RILEY, FRED RISSLER, BETSEY

ROBINSON, DON W. RO &\fER, ROY ROEHER, ROY ROGERS, CF...AICES ROGE.'tS, HAL ROGERS, JOHN

ROSS, Er;GA..1i RUARK, BRaCE _. DEBBIE RHEFF, Toa SLOAN, ODIE ViliE

Sl'IAL'::"\{ODD, :.ffiS. CAR'::"

SAUTER, ELIZABETH SHITH, BOBEY SMITH, FRAnK

SAYER, 1-l.."\ & }!RS. MA.?JCRIE S,HIT3, ~~1RS.. EArtL

SCE.4.Fl7'ER, ;.rns. PAT SHITE, RANDOLP:i

SHITH RUTH

SCHILJL:~.k2CHT, HAR:::u. SNELLE!I, RONALD scmEDT, ARTHl:R SNYDER, GENE

SCHNIDT. RU3Y .IRARKS ~ KATE! SPEARS; KATHY SChuLTZ, EDITH SPRIGG, BILL SCOTT, BEVERLY STACY, RALPH SCOTT, KEN STECKER, DOTTIE STEI:'!FELD • SCOTT, SF3.RON STEI~n1...'l.N ;

SEARCY, EARL STEIl;Y,"~.N, JOh"}; 'd.

SEGAL, HARTY STEII:r.lA:'), JOYCE LPJ·fBERT SELF, S.<\..'\A11 STERNBEHG, JUDGE & LILLIAX SHARP, CE.1USTIE STEVE:JS, BETTY

SHEA, ~!ICH.AEL STEVENS, ORVILLE

SHELTON, ;UKE STEHART, :'f.HS.. CHARLES

SHDiE, JOEi'! STEWART, ~ICEEAL

SElBE, RITA STEHART, SA:::DRA

SHOUSE, \{ELDON STINE, SHARON

SHUFFETT, FREDA STOCKDALE,

Sh"'"DFFETT, JPJ.!ES STONE, NRS. FER!)

STRAHl, DEBORAH SILER, EUGE:TE STRAUB, RONAL;) S'I!-PSON. III SIlTCLA!R, STREETS, F.AROLD

SKAGGS, HE.. & :'ffiS. :,.iAR:;ER STOl1A!I, K. P.

SH1PSON, }GS. IRE::S STUAR~ GE::Z STUCK, HRc & 1138. CARL, SR.

SKI:~NLR, JESSE STUCK, MASTER CARL

STUCK, C~~,,=\I3TI

ST]~LliIGER, ~o:s 1:'.':'1S 'lU?.PTII, ELIZA.EETH TURNEF., RIC:":A.KJJ

;BS AF1TOLD DB.• J.

'!:AY!iJR, JESSIE TAYLeR, PHtEERT

TAYLeR, ~!R ;lID ;·m.s %~L1ACE TFJ.RP, SUE Vaughn, Nancy

Vanover, Charles 'i(moVeT, Mrs. Cl'.arles VINCENT, HOY VOlT, ~A.'lJOP.IE '!ROJ'·1ASs):I. ALEEHT

TILL;", CEtUS TIC}1:E!\,OR, ROEDl E.N. HADE

GAPD!:TII

K4.GEP.2~ LOIS

"tlAGERS. L!~·~AS ~ICK ~..jAI1.J..C"2:, :~. VIRGTI!IA vLt.Ls~: ltIHI'.L'_ 4" \..:ALLER, LOGIS HILLIS, MR AND fillS. 1,.JILLIAI1 wALTTI1S, ROF::N w1N'BJRH, ~1AHGO

WARE ro!rALD 'l\.JqIGr-:I'. DEXTER \·RIG:-.::r : 'v!A.rmEf, !)EL 'I-,RIGRl';

~T, :1ilEY viRIGEr, J.I!. i'

;'.lJLF"..1JEARGffi, GLv~L'\

WEEB, 'HE SEAECN' COX v.ooD, EPJITE viEEEER, !)AYID

Yarberry, Gaylon

Yarmuth, Jchn

YOur:~,., oottie YOUflli EDHA?D YOUNG,PATRICA }!INGUS I,JELLS, viILSON JTI,1 You:Jg, Jom W. :'?Ds:r, MONA YOUTS, BRENT

".\1Ji~i':'E .. LESLIS ";;Fl'",-"E-L:::, ;~?}~y c:~apLE2

trrr;~ l'f..L...;...i....L->-_ , APPENDIX "M"

Attendance not confirmed.

RECEPTION HOSTED BY THE KENTUCKY PRESIDENT FORD COMMITTEE (PFC)

Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center Louisville, Kentucky May 14, 1976

Platform Guests

Jack Will, PFC Campaign Chairman for Jefferson County, Kentucky

Mrs. Edwin G. Middleton

Mrs. W.P. (Huda) Jones, Chairwoman of the Kentucky State PFC and Secretary of the Republican Party of Kentucky

Edwi~ G. Middleton, Republican National Committeeman for Kentucky

Harold Rogers, Chairman of the Kentucky State PFC

Thruston Morton, Honorary Chairman of the Kentucky State PFC

The President

Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky

John Sherman Cookper, Ambassador of the u.S. to the Geraman Democratic Republic

Mrs. Harol~ B. (Nelda) Barton, Republican National Committeewoman for Kentucky

Joe Schiff, Chairman of the Jefferson County (Kentucky) Republican Committee APPENDIX "N"

Attendance not confirmed.

SIGNING CEREMONY FOR S. 2115

The Library, 25th Floor Galt House Hotel Louisville, Kentucky May 14, 1976

The President s. Sgt. Jerri Lynn Alred, KYANG Brig. Gen. B.J. Bartlett, USMCR, Minority Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives Brig. Gen. Charles Beach, Jr., USAR, Commanding General, IOOth Division Brig. Gen. Wilbur Buntin, JR., ARNG, Representing the National Guard Association of the U.S. Maj. Gen. Benjamin Butler, USAR, President of the Senior Reserve Commanders in the U.S. Sgt. E5 Harold Duane Dudley, KYARNG Lt. Com. James A. Franklin, USNR, Commanding Officer, Navy Marine Reserve Center Maj. Gen. Richard L. Frymire, Jr., ARNG, Representing Adjutants General Associaiton Maj. Gen. William Lyon, USAF, Chief, Air Force Reserve Capt. Gordon Meriweather, USNR, Assistant to the Chairman NCESGR, Department of Defense Edwin Middleton, Republican National Committeeman for Kentucky Brig. Gen. Lawrence A. Quebbeman, KYANB, Assistant Adjutant General for Air CMD. Sgt. Maj. Myrle H. Quiggins, KiRANG Maj. Gen. Dillman Rash, USAR Maj. Ronald D. Ray, USMCR, Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Reserves Capt. Dean Ridyard, USCGR, Commanding Officer, Coast Guard Reserves Maj. Gen. J. Milnor Roberts, USAR (Ret), Executive Director of the Reserve Officers Association Rear Adm. Paul W. Rohrer, USNR, Deputy Director, Naval Reserves Rear Adm. William S. Schwob, USCG, Chief,n6ffiee of Reserves Headquarters, USCG Maj. Gen. W. Stanford Smith, USAR, Mil. Exec. RFPG En 1 Phillip B. Sparr, USN Will Hill Tankersley, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs Brig. Gen. Ronald Van Stockum, USMC (Ret), Chairman of the Kentucky Airmed Forces Day Dinner SMSGT. Joseph E. Haueter, USMCR APPENDIX "0" Attendance confirmed by Ronald R. Von Stockum. V indicates present.

RECEPTION PRECEEDING THE 50TH ARMED FORCES DAY DINNER

Kings Head Room Galt House Louisville, Kentucky

The President

Dr. James Grier Miller, M.D., President of the University of Louisville

~dwin Middleton, attorney, Louisville Kentucky and Republican National Committeeman for Kentucky

/George Egger

V Harold E. Boyer, D.D.S., Vice President forHealth Affairs, University of Louisville

ir //iaban Jackson, Shelby County, Kent ucky I

~Capt. Millard Cox, USMCR, son ~n law of Dinwiddie Lampton

Dinwiddie Lampton, Jr., President of the American Life and Accident Insurance of Kentucky

Cyrus L. McKinnon, President of the Courier Journal and Louisville Times

~Maj. Gen. Dillman A. Rash, USAR, Ret., former Commander, lOOth Division, USAR, Business and Management and Investment Consultant

~Philip H. Lawrence, Manager, B.F. Goodrich Plant, Louisville, Kentucky

George Bickel, industrialist

~john Sherman Cooper, Ambassador of the U.S. to the German Democratic Republic v

~/Hal Rogers, Chairman of the Kentucky State PFC

~rig. Gen. Ed Gaupin, USAR, Ret.

~Jim Booher, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army for Kentucky

continued • . . APPENDIX "Q" p. 2 5/14/76

~g. Gen. Ronald R. Van Stockum, BSMC (ret), Associate Dean for Administration, University of Louisville School of Medecine and Chairman of the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner Connnittee

~ol, John B. C9naway, Kentucky Air National Guard; Vice Chairman of the Louis- v' ~ ville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner Committee

~apt.wNealcWbodcock, Kentucky Air National Guard; Arrangements~coordinator for the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner

~dr. B.D. Abernathy, USN (ret), Member of the Executive Committee of the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner Connnittee

Col. Thomas J. Nortof, Kentucky Air National Guard (ret), Member of the Executive Connnittee of the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner CO!:",, ;'L_2~

~ol. Guinn Unger, USA (ret), Member of the Executive Committee of the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner

~cdr. Bert Van Arsda1e, USNR, Member of the Executive Committee of the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner

, fi"dr. R", Barry Eldridge, USCG, Member of the Executive Committee of the ~ Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner

~Lewis B. Kerberg, Member of the Executive Connnittee of the Louisville (Kentucky) Armed Forces Day Dinner

~aj. Ken aahnson, USMC, Member of the Executive Committee of the Louisvi11~ (Kentuc~y) Armed Forces Day Dinner

NOTE: Also attending the reception were guests seated on the platform, APPENDIX "P." and wives of guests listed above and on the platform. APPENDIX "p" 50th ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY DINNER Attendance confirmed by Archibald Cochran Room, The Galt House Ronald R. Von Stockum. Louisville, Kentucky All present. May 14, 1976

Head Table Guests (from speaker's right to left)

Capt and Mrs. Frank C. Campbell*. Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Reserve BG and Mrs. Lawrence A. Quebbeman Asst. Adjutant General for Air, Commonwealth of Kentucky MG and Mrs. Benjamin J. Butler Commanding General, lOath Division, U.S. Army Reserve LtCol and Mrs. John E. Carter Chap)ain, IOOth Division, U.S. Army Reserve MG and Mrs. John W. McEnery Commanding General, U.S. Army Armor Center, Fort Knox The Honorable and Mrs. Gene Snyder Congre'ssman, Fourth District (R-Kentucky) MG and Mrs. Richard L. Frymire The Adjutant General, Commonwealth of Kentucky BG Ronald R. Van Stockum , Chairman, louisville Armed Forces Committee and Associate Dean for Adminis-' tration, University of Louisville School President Ford of Medicine The Honorable and Mrs. Tim Lee'Carter Congressman, Fifth District (R-Kentucky) .; ~- The Honorable Romano" L. Mazzoli** Congressman, Third District (D-Kentucky) The Honorable Louis J. Hollenbach Jefferson County Judge BG and Mrs. Wilbur R. Buntin Deputy Adjutant General, Commonwealth of Kentucky

Col and Mrs. Richard E. Hawes, USMC Profssor of Naval Science, University of Louisville Capt· and Mrs. Walter C. Deal, Jr. Commanding Officer of Naval Ordnance Station Col and Mrs. John B. Conaway Vice Chairman, Louisville Armed Forces Committee .

* Also Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the University-'of Louisville ** Arrived Late, heard the President's speech from the sidelines. APPENDIX "({II

PASSENGER MANIFEST

AIR FORCE ONE 2600 MISSION 556 Louisville, Kentucky to Flint, Michigan 14 May 1976 Dep: 8:23pm Arr: 9:11pm +48 370SM

The President Richard B. Cheney, Assistant Terrence O'Donnell, Aide Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, Physician Capt. Walter L. Domina, Marine Corps Aide Robert.C. Orben, Special Assistant Byron M. Cavaney, Jr., Director of the Presidential Advance Office David H. Kennerly, Personal Photographer Don Penny Schneider, Consultant Douglas C. Blaser, Consultant Col. Leonard J. Riley, Commanding Officer, WHCA JoAnne O'Brien, nurse Grace Marie Prather, Assistant Press Secretary, PFC Nellie L. Yates, Staff Assistant Eva Brantley, Secretary, Advance Office MSG Herbert Oldenburg, baggage handler Sgt. Patricia Jones, stenographer MSCM Zosimo' Monzon, steward R. Keiser J. Merchant B. Coates R. Cheadle J. Hollman USSS W. Ebert A.Angelone P. Lawrence J. Stanton RicharcCBenedict, AP Richard Growald, UPI Charles Tasnadi, AP Photo Dennis Cook, UPI Photo Tom Movak, CBS Film crew George Christian , CBS Film crew Tom Perkins, CBS Radio D.Sider, Ti1\le John Corchran, NBC Correspondent Frank Jackman, New York Daily News Al Bargamian, CBS