JUN 2 2 197

Ing. Carlos Nunez Arellano Director General de Telecomunicaciones Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Transportes Avenida Universidad y Xola Mexico 12 D.F.

Dear Carlos:

I have received, via Miss Fogarty, the interesting volume. "Disposiciones Generales en Materia de Radio y Televisions" and wish to thank you very much for your thoughtfulness in sending it. It will be a valuable addition to our ref- erence library here at OTP.

Again with appreciation for all you did to make our visit to Mexico so enjoyable and memorable -- and with all best personal wishes.

' Sincerely,

Clay T. Whitehead

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Ing. Eugenio Mendez Docurro Secretary o Communications and Transportation Avenida Universidad y Xola Mexico 12, D.P.

Det.r. Mr. Secretary:

It a very great pleasure to h:)ve the opportunity oL meeting nnd talking with you in Moxico City 1st week.

I hope that we can find a mutually convenient time to continue the diacussions in the not-too-distant future. Please do let we know in advance if your schedule should bring you to Washington.

With respect to future trips south of the Rio Grande, I would be mont grateful for any further thoughts you and Ing. Nunez may have regarding those countries it might be most useful to visit and possible themes for fruitful discussion. I gained the impression that Brazil should perhaps be the next stop.

Upon return to Washington I found an excellent article on Mexico City appearing in the current issue of the liationa). Geoctraphilp magazine. There in so much I did not have time to see in your beautiful Capital:

With all kind wishes.

Most sincerely,

Clay T. Whitehead

Eva DO Records Mr. Washburn DO Chron eri 4: r, sagepra74May73 MAY 8 1973 - •.4

Ing. C.-rlos Nunez Arellano Director General de Telecomunicaciones Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Transportes Avenida Universidad y Xola Mexico 12, D.F.

Dear Carlo3:

My initial visit to Mexico last week was most interesting and rewlrding. Many thanks indeed for your kindness in arranging the appointment with Secretary Mendez Docurro and for the delightful luncheon at the Center with your colleagues. It ,:as certainly good to have a chance to exchange ideas with all of you.

The visit was entirely too brief, but it did give me a picture of the advanced state of the communications art in Mexico and impressed upon me the importance oC our continued close cooperation.

Looking forward to seeing you when you are here in July.

With much appreciation and best regards.

Sincerely,

signed TOM Clay T. Whitehead

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AWashburn/pm/7May73 MAY 8 1973

Honorable Caspar W. Weinberger Secretary of Health. Education, and Welfare Washington, D. C. 20201

Dear Mr. Secretary:

In response to your letter of April 26, the cable report is now being reviewed by the individual committee members. A few comments have been returned to us, but the majority have not. I am hoping to have the report revised, in whatever degree the committee comments justify, for submission to the President before June 30.

?our thoughts concerning the value of a federally..supported demonstration program are completely in consonance with the report presently under review. An entire chapter is devoted to recommendations and justification of a program that would demon.. strata the innovative public service and commercial uses of cable systems. The major role that HEW would perform in this program, in addition to other likely participants such as the Department of Hous1ni3 and Urban Development and the Environmental Pt eteetion Agency, is indicated in that chapter.

Here at CT?, our staff members are now in almost daily contact with members of your Office of Telecommunications Policy on the planning phase of this program. Together, I am sur o we can plan a demonstration effort that vPill reduce the lead time needed to take full advantage of telecommunications technology for the efficient delivery of social services. Ideally, the program will also promote the development of commercial services that will help make the public service applications an economic reality. I certainly look forward to working with you to achieve those objectives. VSARDELLA:dc DO Records; DO Chron Sincerely, --,. • Mx. Whitehead Mr. Sutter Eftned Mr. Williams Tr\'' Whitehead Mr. Sardella; Chron/Subj. Clay T. •

Coyt: 6P4b)4errIg7# Go to State Department, Room 3906A. Mary Q111040. She will give you two letters requesting visas on Mr. Whitehead and Mr. Urbany's passports for the trip to Mexico.

Next take the letters and the passports to the Mexican anbassy and ask for either Mr. Reyes Spindola or Mr. Castanera, and they will put the visas on the passports while you wait.

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10:55 Don Hummel of Yosemite returned your call. (209) 372.4611 He will be leaving Yosemite about noon on Thursday 5/10 and will be out until the following Wednesday.

/24 ITINERARY FOR CLAY T. WHITEHEAD APRIL 23-30, 1973 MEXICO CITY, MEXICO YOSEMITE, CALIFORNIA

Monday, April 23:

11:30 a.m. Lv Washington National Airport via AA223 12:24 p.m. Arr Chicago, Illinois

1:00 p.m. Lv Chicago via AA 105 4:50 p.m. Arr Mexico City, Mexico

(Amb. Washburn is scheduling a dinner for the evening.)

Mr. Alberti, State Dept., has sent a 632-0661 cable to Am Embassy (Dave Peyton) there to arrange for hotel accommodations at the Maria Isabel ($13.70 per single) and to request their scheduling meetings. Mr. Alberti's Secretary - Mary Goyette Wednesday, April 25:

Noon Meeting with Eugenio Mendez, Minister of Communications and Transportation.

Thursday, April 26:

4:50 p.m. Lv Mexico City via Western Flt. 638 8:45 p.m. Arr San Francisco, Calif.

(Sandie has arranged for an Avis Rent- a-car at the airport -- Beth - 877-6725.)

We have made reservations for you at the Holiday Inn at the airport (415) 589-7200 245 South Airport Blvd.

(Dr. Charles Houston and his wife will stay with Dr. Bruce Jessup (415) 854-6129 480 West Ridge Road Portola Valley, Calif.) • ,

Friday, April 27:

Drive to Yosemite Institute with Dr. and Mrs. Houston

Arrangements have been made at the Ahwahnee Hotel (209) 372-4611

Saturday, April 28:

Meeting of the Advisory Council Ahwahnee Hotel

Monday, April 30:

Drive back from Yosemite

2:50 p.m. Lv San Francisco via TW 68 10:40 p.m. Arr Washington (Dulles Airport)

Amb. Washburn will meet Mr. Whitehead and Mr. Urbany in Mexico City.

• Monday 4/30/73

5:20 Tom called to say his plane would be 40 minutes late departing from San Francisco.

I called Margaret to let her know. 1. pate of request • • EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT April 18, 1973 2. Name and address of traveler PREPAREDNESS OFFICE OF EMERGENCY CLAY T. WHITEHEAD, SSN 509-34-3700 OEP/OTP AUTHORIZATION OF OFFICIAL TRAVEL EOBA WA DC 20504 3. Title Submit original and 2 copies to Piscal Section at travel least 3 working days in advance of proposed Director 4. Type of appointment This document becomes an authorization of of- ficial travel only when the certificate of au- Presidential thorization has been signed by the designated 5. Orgn. unit (Division) on authorizing official. This travel As ordered Office of Telecommunications official business for the convenience of the Policy Government. 6. Official station Washington D.C. 7. Purpose of travel Meet with Mexican government and 8. Period of travel . Est. No. of days of travel Apr 23 - 30 industry officials to exchange views 1973 status eight (8) Per communication system operation & 10. diem rate 11. Office number of traveler on $25.00* planning; address the Advisory 770, 1800 G St., NW Council of Yosemite Institute in 12. Mileage rate 13. Phone number of traveler 6161 14. Itinerary Washington, D.C.; Chicago, Illinois; Mexico City, Mexico; San Francisco, Calif.; Yosemite, Calif.; Washington, D.C.

performed as indicated d. ay 15. Travel to be privately-mimed automobile: carrier a. pg Common (1) 0 Reimbursable cost not to exceed common carrier cost sz, airline (2) in Including commercial Administratively determined to be more advantageous to the b. 0 Governmentowned- vehicle Government--common carrier use impracticable (if checked, . 6D Other (Specify) Rental car explain under item 20, 'Remarks'.) 16. Allotment number 17. ,ppropriation symbol 18. Travel authorization No.

83/0TP/210 1130601

19. Estimated cost of travel 20. Remarks First class travel authorized. Transportation $546.47 Use of taxi authorized between place of abode and places Per Diem 200.00 of official business. Car rental authorized. Bill to Office of Emergency Pre- Other 125.00 paredness, Wash., D.C. 20504. GSA car not available. * 25.00 per day while traveling in the Continental US . Totsi $871.47 arid rates applicable elsewhere. Requested by !":.E:9R .FISCAL USE ONLY 21. -...... _-:., 22. Funds Obligated - --• ....,./ , APR 1: a Direrltar 1973 Signature Signature Office of Teleccumnications Policy Title i Title

23. CERTIFICATE. OF

You are hereby authorized to travel at government expense, to be paid From availoble appropriations In accordance with the regulations of the Office of Emergency Preparedness and the Standardized Government Travel Regulations as amended, under conditiAns noted on this authorization. ,,----..---7 Executive Assistant Signatmrre Title :naa - 5 U -• -.

IMPORTINT- Every voucher or message concerning this travel must refer to the travel authorization number. -...—..... Form0EP 9 April 1969

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..I.,•-• OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY WASHINGTON

May 3, 1973

TOM:

The attached, FYI.

Jack Kubisch is the new Assistant Secretary of State for Latin American affairs. Career officer. Very able.

There is now some doubt, I hear, that the Secretary will make the Latin American trip just now.

AbBOTT ••••

OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. D.C. 20504 May 1, 1973

MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE

SUBJECT: Mexican Reaction to an International Communications Year

In Mexico City last week Clay Whitehead and I discussed with the senior communications officials of the Mexican Government the ICY idea and the possibility of your pro- posing such a Year in a forthcoming speech. (We had checked beforehand with the Embassy; both the Political Officer and the Economic Officer felt it would be appropriate to raise this subject.)

The idea drew immediate enthusiastic response from Ing. Eugenio Mendez Docurro, Secretary of Communications and Transportation, and from Ing. Carlos Nufiez Arellano, Director General of Telecommunications. Both men recalled Mexico's par- ticipation in the International Geophysical Year in 1957-58. Citing the current worldwide explosion in communications, Secretary Mendez said: "An ICY would be most timely and could have very useful consequences."

Both expressed appreciation for the advance notice and gave the impression that Mexico would strongly support such a proposal.

In view of this favorable reaction, you may wish to consider including ICY on the agenda for discussions in Mexico next week. The country is very communications-oriented. President e Echevarria s recent six-nation trip was widely covered via satellite.

You would, I believe, encounter the same positive response in all the other countries on the itinerary. This would be especi- ally true of those countries which, like Mexico, have INTELSAT ground stations: Argentina Brazil Columbia Nicaragua Peru Venezuela - Abbott Washburn OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. D.C. 20504

May 2, 1073

Dear Jack,

Congratulations on your new appointment. It is just great! In Mexico, whem I was all last week, your many friends were throwing their caps in the air.

We have been developing, at the request of Secretary Rogers and in cooperation with others at State, the notion of an Inter- national Communications Year ... patterned, in broad brush, on the successful International Geophysical Year of 1957-58.

The Secretary would float the idea in a speech this Spring (draft attached). If the speech draws a good response from other countries, this would lead to a multinational ICY planning meeting later. The timing of the ICY would probably be 1975-76.

The overall purpose would be to explore how best to use the new communications technologies for the maximum benefit of man.

Per the attached memorandum to the Secretary, Clay Whitehead and I got a very affirmative reaction to the idea in Mexico last week.

Sincerely,

Abbott Washburn

Honorable Jack B. Kubisch Room 6263 Department of State -dr

OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. D.C. 20504

Mexico, D. F. April 27, 1973

Ing. Carlos Nuaez Arellano Director General de Telecomunicaciones Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Transportes Avenida Universidad y Xola Mexico 12, D. F.

Dear Carlos:

As promised, here are the papers relating to the International Communications Year proposal.

Tom Whitehead and I were very happy at the kind enthusiasm for this idea expressed by Secretary Mendez Docurro and yourself when we met on Wednesday. We will convey this, with pleasure, to Secretary Rogers in Washington next week.

The attached draft speech is only a working draft of what the Secretary of State might say in making the proposal before a suitable audience sometime this spring. (Presumably this would be after his forthcoming trip.)

The first fourteen pages of the draft focus on the worldwide explosion in modern communications and the tremendous potential of the new technologies for ful- filling human needs. The ICY proposal is developed on pages 15 through 13.

At the back of the draft are:

a. List of the 64 countries that par- ticipated in the ICY.

b. 'President Eisenhower's words on the IGY.

c. FCC Chairman Dean Burch's letter to Secretary of State on the ICY. -2-

All of us would be most grateful for any further thoughts or suggestions you and Secretary Mendez Docurro may have after you have had time to look at these documents.

We enjoyed tremendously our afternoon with you and your colleagues out at the Center. Many thanks, again, for everything and, not the least, that superb luncheon.

Warm regards, " Abbott Washburn Enclosure:

ICY Working Papers ITINERARY FOR CLAY T. WHITEHEAD APRIL 23-30, 1973 MEXICO CITY, MEXICO YOSEMITE, CALIFORNIA

Monday, April 23: AA223 11:30 a.m. Lv Washington National Airport via 12:24 p.m. Arr Chicago, Illinois

1:00 p.m. Lv Chicago via AA 105 4:50 p.m. Arr Mexico City, Mexico (Amb. Washburn is scheduling a dinner for the evening.) • Mr. Alberti, State Dept., has sent a 632-0661 cable to Am Embassy (Dave Peyton) there to arrange for hotel accommodations at the Maria Isabel ($13.70 per single) and to request their scheduling meetings. Mr. Alberti's Secretary - Mary Goyette

Wednesday, April 25:

Noon Meeting with Eugenio Mendez, Minister of Communications and Transportation.

Thursday, April 26: 638 4:50 p.m. Lv Mexico City via Western Flt. 8:45 p.m. Arr San Francisco, Calif. (Sandie has arranged for an Avis Rent- a-car at the airport -- Beth - 877-6725.)

We have made reservations for you at (415) 589-720 the Holiday Inn at the airport 245 South Airport Blvd.

Houston and his wife (Dr. Charles (415) 854-612s will stay with Dr. Bruce Jessup 480 West Ridge Road Portola Valley, Calif.) Friday, April 27:

Drive to Yosemite Institute with Dr. and Mrs. Houston

Arrangements have been made at the Ahwahnee Hotel (209) 372-4611 Saturday, April 28:

Meeting of the Advisory Council ,Ahwahnee Hotel

Monday, April 30:

Drive back from Yosemite

2:50 p.m. Lv San Francisco via TW 68 10:40 p.m. Arr Washington (Dulles Airport)

Amb. Washburn will meet Mr. Whitehead and Mr. Urbany in Mexico City. Friday 4/27/73 TRIP 4/23-30/73

4:00 Do you have any extra expenses to claiam for your trip to Mexico City, San Francisco, and Yosemite? Tuesday 4/17/73 YOSEMITE 4/28-30/73

5:10 Re Mr. Whitehead's trip to Mexico and Yosemite: Bill Anders will fly to Los Angeles on Thursday, April 26, and drive to Yosemite with the Jack Walstons.

A The University of Vermont COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE GIVEN BUILDING, BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401

April 11, 1973

The Honorable T. Clay Whitehead Executive Office of the President Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Tom,

Though I am not yet sure, in response to Bill Anders' urging, I am trying to go to the Yosemite meeting, and he tells me you will be there. If I do go, my wife and I plan to drive up from San Francisco on Friday the 27th. Should we try to get together? Well rent a car, and will return either late Sunday afternoon or early Monday morning. We'd certainly en- joy having you with us. Let me know. Sincerely yours, 12-1-e! Charles S. Houston, M.D. Professor CSH/dao

An Equal Opportunity Employer OFFICE OF TELECONIIIII;ICATiONS 1611CY Mr. T. Clay Whitehead Office of Telecommunications Executive Office of the President Washington DC 20000

• CHARLES S. HOUSTON, M.D. 77 LEDGE ROAD BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401 CHARLES S. HOUSTON, M.D. 77 LEDGE Rom) BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401

April 18

Dear Tom,

Fine. We'll plan to meet you when and where you tell us, on Friday about noon.

Dorcas and I will be staying with Dr. Bruce Jessup, 480 Westridge Rd, Portola Valley (near Palo Alto) - Phone 854-6129, and will expect a call from you Thursday night late, or Friday morning.

We can decide on which care to take when your plans are solid.

And we'll plan to drive down to SF Monday morning at a decent hour....

Looking forward to it

AO AO 33id..10

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Mr. Jack H. Walston Vice President and Director Walston and Company 731 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles. California 90017

Dear Jack:

Realizing that this comes too late for circulation, I thought I would still nags on to you personally some of my thoughts on the Yosemite Institute before our meeting next Saturday. (I had honed to get this down sooner, but Congress had some other Ideas about my priorities.)

First, I agree with Bill Anders and Charlie Houston that we should reach some decisions soon about the broader purposes and future directions of the Institute. The Board is certain to lose interest unless their energies and ideas are better and more systematically focused. Bill's efforts in this regard have been useful, but clearly more is needed both to staff out ideas for the Board and to implement thorn once approved. I agree strongly that we need a President whose Interests and talents are broader than just education. More can be done in the Executive Committee, and there too a President would be very useful in moving things along.

Second, ve seem to have taken the goals/objectives discussion about as far as we can without the develoDment of specific projects. Reading through the letters to Bill Anders (written more promptly than this!). I see three groups of activities descriptive of what II seeks to be: (1) educational catalyst; (2) "Friends of Yosemite': and (3) overseer of the balance of uses to which the Park is Iput. Education includes School Weeks, HMI, research, film contest, etc„ The "Friends of Yosemite" functions =said range more widely, including music, hostels, facilities proposals, information, Bicentennial activities, etc. The "balance of uses" function was suQmested to me by Charlie Houston. In his letter of January 15, he defined the goal of a "total environment" including "clean air, water, quiet, solitude,... trust, social opportunity,... or more. Others have added recreation (presumably including trail bikes and snowmobiles), wilderness, camping, and more. The big dilemma of Yosemite, like other parks, Is that each use conflicts with others: I can't have solitude if snowmobiles are not restricted, and too many large campgrounds with lots of social opportunity can conflict with clean water and trust. In short, I think Y1 ought to study and propose to NPS a sound balance of uses for Yosemite; if we don't, it will just happen.

Third, what is the role of the Institute to be vis-a-vis other conserva- tion organizations? My view, obviously shared by others on the Board, is that while our focus should be strictly on Yosemite we should emphasize programs and activities that (1) can be extended by others to other national or state parks, forests, or wilderness areas; (2) deal with realistic balances among the competing demands on the environment, rather than adding one ,more voice to one side of the debate; and (3) are useful to the NPS insofar as we -have common objectives. 7inally, I have one specific suggestion that is rather more sensitive than the above and yet cuts across all of the above: I believe we should explore buying out the YPCC and operating the concessions on a nonprofit basis with the net proceeds turned back into the Park for had a various uses. If we , serious, comprehensive, thought-out program, the money could almost certainly be found from foundations on a grant or long-term, no-interest loan basis. And we probably would want to do it through a separate corporation with overlapping boards to keep some insulation from the Institute's programs. There are obviously many variations on the theme, but we ought to begin seriously to explore the options. Among the benefits: new source of 'funds for Park improvement; insurance against rape of the Park for profit (see Ansel Adams' letter); more muscle for the Institute in achieving its aims and more direct implementation of some of its proposals (particularly the balance of uses); more cohesive planning of facilities, uses, and scheduling; and more.

I suppose my main concern is that the time for some decision and action is upon us. The Board seems ready, YPCC is at some kind of turning point, alternatives to the Conservation Foundation report are needed, and Ron Walker is still open to ideas as he assesses the directions he should take. The Institute can play a pivotal role over the next few years, and I hope we seize the opportunity. cc: DO Records Chron I look forward to seeing you in Yosemite. Best regards. DO Mr. Whitehead Sincerely, CTW:sbw 4/21/73

Clay T. Whitehead Wednesday 4/18/73

5 00 The following is Mr. Whitehead's itinerary so far:

Monday, April 23

11:30 a.m. Lv. Washington National Airport via AA223 12:24 p.m. Arr. Chicago, Illinois

1:00 p.m. Lv. Chicago via AA 105 4:50 p.m. Arr. Mexico City, Mexico

(Amb. Washburn is scheduling a dinner for the evening.)

of2d/V-C. 77112/14.., (Mr. Alberti, State Dept., is sending cable to 632-o661 Am Embassy there to arrange for hotel accommodations at the Maria Isabel,,,Aand to 3,10 14....EA request their scheduling meetings.) 41

Wednesday, April 25

Noon Meeting with Eugenio Mendez, Minister of Communications and Transportation

Thursday, April 26

4:50 p.m. Lv. Mexico City via Western Flt. 638 8:45 p.m. Arr. San Francisco, Calif.

(Sandie has arranged for an Avis Rent-a-car at the airport -- Beth 87 -6725.)

We have made reservations for Mr. Whitehead at the Holiday Inn at the airport (415) 589-7200 245 South Airport Blvd. [Dr. Charles Houston and his wife will stay with Dr. Bruce Jessup (415) 854-6129 480 West Ridge Road Portola Valley, Calif.] -2-

Friday, April 27

Drive to Yosemite Institute with Dr. and Mrs. Houston

Arrangements have been made at the Ahwahnee Hotel (209) 372-4611

Saturday, April 28

Meeting of the Advisory Council Ahwahnee Hotel

Monday, April 30

Drive back from Yosemite

2:50 p.m. Lv. San Francisco via TW 68 10:40 p.m. Arr. Washington (Dulles airport)

Amb. Washburn will meet Mr. Whitehead and Mr. Urbany in Mexico City.

Amb. Washburn will be in North Carolina until Monday morning. He can be reached at (704) 852-2211.

Amb. Washburn's travel arrangements are as follows:

Monday, April 23

9:47 a.m. Lv. Greenville, S. C. via Eastern 679 (on waiting list) 10:30 a.m. Arr. Atlanta, Ga.

11:25 a.m. Lv. Atlanta via Eastern 905 1:34 p.m. Arr. Mexico City -3--

Friday, April 27

1:25 p.m. Lv. Mexico City via Eastern Fit. 904 5:13 p.m. Arr. Atlanta, Ga.

6:40 p.m. Lv. Atlanta, Ga., via Eastern Fit. 136 8:04 p.m. Arr. National airport

Travel arrangements have not been made for Mr. Urbany yet. Op. A6s 491eid Department of Stare ri A r_ - 410, / TELEGRAM (VN 1'Es OW

UNCLASSIFIEU 907

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INFO UC1-01 AUH-*00 E-11 RSC-01 SS-15 NSL-10 P..02 /057 R URAFTED BY AKA/MEX:FJALbERII:MRG 4/19/73 X-20661 APPROVE0 BY ARA/MEX:CPTORREY tb/T1/TU:I.NLLSUN UTT:A.WASHbURN(SUb)

117445 P 192003Z APR 73 FM SECS1ATE WASHUC 10 AMEMbASSY MEXICO PRIOilllY

UNCLAS STATE 07371J

L.O. 11652: TAGS: °VIP. MX SUbJECT: TRAVEL OF OTT DIRECTOR WHITEHEAD AND AMBASSADOR wASHbUHN HEF: ALbERTI/AMUTT TELCUN I APRIL 17

1. CLAY T. WHITEHEAD, UlHECTUR OF (WHITE HOUSE) OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY. - AND AMbASSAUUR ABbUTT WASHBURN ANU MR. FRANCIS oRbANY, bUlH ALSO OF OTT, PLAN ORIENTATION TRIP WEEK OF APRIL 2J TO ESTAbLiSH AND MAINTAIN CONTACT IMPORTANT WITH MEMBERS OF MEXICAN COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNITY.

2. MR. WHITEHEAD PLANS ARRIVE MEXICO CITY APRIL 23 AT 4;b0 P.M., ON AMER/CAN FLIGHT 105; HE WILL DEPART APRIL 26 UN WESTERN FLIGHT 636. AMbASSADUR WASHBURN WILL ARRIVE APRIL 24 AT 1:j4 P.M. ON EASTERN FLIGHT 905; HE WILL ULPART APRIL 27. MR. URBANY WILL ALSO ARRIVE APRIL 23 UN AMERICAN FLIGHT 9J AT 2:25 P.M.

j. TENTATIVE RESERVATIONS FOR WHITEHEAD ANL) WASHBURN MAY ALREADY HAVE BEEN MAUE AT MARIA ISABEL bY MR. MCNEILL STRINGER (OFFICE PHONES 625-1434 OR 525-9288). PLEASE DETERMINE IF TH/6 HAS BEN DUNE; IN ANY CASE, PLEASE CONFIRM ONE SINGLE FUR THREE NiuHTs (WHITEHEAD) AND TWO

UNCLASSIFIE.L0e)

FORM DS-1652 Department of State '40 TELEGRAM

UNCLASSIFIED PAUL 02 STATE. 07J713 SINGLES FOR FOUR NIGHTS (WASHBURN AND URBANY.)

4, APPOINTMENT WITH SECRETARY MENUEZ DOCORRO (FON NOUN APRIL 2*) ARHANULD BY UIRGEN CAHLUS NUNEZ OF SECRETARIAT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORT. WHITEHEAD PARTY WUULU ALSO LIKE OTHER APPOINTMENTS WITH UPPOSIIE NUM ENS IN SECRETARIAT AND IMPURTANT LEADERS OF TELEVISION, RADIO, IELEPHUNE /INDUSTRIES* SUGGEST EMBASSY WORK LUT APPOINT.. MENTS IN COLLABOHAIIUN WITH DIRUEN NUNEZ; ALSO DETERMINE WHU IS 10 MEET HMO AT AIRPORT. wOULD OF CUuRSE ALSO LIKE bRIEFINU EARLY IN SCI:iEUULE HY THE APPROPRIATE EMBASSY UFI- ILERS, AND WOULD HOPE TO PAY CUURTESY CALL UN CHARGE, (JR AMBASSADOR IF HE IS AVAILABLE. ROGERS

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•••• UNCLASSIFIED

FORM DS-1652 7114-<.4,. Tickets to be picked up on at American Airlines, CLAY T. WITHBEAD 16th & K Sts., NW Monday, April 23, 1973; 11:30 a.m. Lv Washington National via AA 223 12:24 p.m. Ar Chicago, Illinois 1:00 p.m. Lv Chicago via AA 105 4:50 p.m. Ar Mexico City, Mexico

Thursday, April 26, 1973:

14:50 p.m. Lv Mexico City via WA 638 8:145 p.m. Ar San Francisco, Calif.

Monday, April 30, 1973:

2:50 p.m. Lv San Francisco via TW 68 10:40 p.m. Ar Washington (Dulles Airport) FORM DS 322-NCRI

UNCLAIFTED ?3 773 ARA/MEX:FJALCERTI:MRG 4/19/73 X-201.011 ARA/HEX:CPTIMEY

E13/TT/TD:T.%ELSO:1 OTT:A.WASHDLM{SUC}

PRIORITY MEXICO

CPT E.O. 11652: 17g F -2;-- TAGS: °VIP, MX TN SUDJECT: TRAVEL OF OTT DIRECTOR UHITEHEAD AND AMBASSADOR !ASHBURN AU REF: ALGERTI/AMOTT TELCO, APRIL 17

1. CLAY T. UHITEHEAD, DIRECTOR OF -WHITE HOUSE} OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATMS POLICY, AND AMDASSADOR AnOTT U4SH2URN AND MR. FPANCIS UnAnY, BOTH ALSO OF OTT, PLAN ORIENTATION TRIP UEEK OF APRIL 23 TO ESTASLISH AND MATNTATN CONTACT UITH IMPORTANT MEMBERS OF MEXICAN COMMT:ICATIONS COMMUNITY.

2. MR. UHITEHEAD PLANS ARRIVE MEXICO CITY APRIL 23 AT 4=z9 P.M., ON AME9ICAt: FLICPT ins; HE WILL DEPART APRIL 2L ON WEST= FLIGHT ,1 35. AfiCASSADOR UASH2nN lJILL ARRIVE APRIL 23 AT 1=34 P.M. ON EASTMN FLIGHT 905; HE WILL DEPART APRIL 27. N. URPAVY WILL ALSO ARRIVE APRIL 23 ON AMERICAN FLIGHT 93 AT 2:25 P.M.

3. TENTATIVE rESC9VATIO1S FOR 1!PITEHEAD AV3 VASHBURN MAY ALREADY HAVE nrEM MOE AT MARIA ISABEL ClY MR. MCNEILL STRINGER TCFFICC PHONES 525-1434 O 525-'12381. PLEASE DCTERMI”E IF THIS HAS BEEN DONE; IN ANY CASE, PLEASE CONFIRM ONE SINGLE FOR THREE NIGHTS -CUHITEHrADI AND TWO SINGLES FOR FOUR NIGHTS {UASHCUR!1 An LiB/ON.}

UNCLASSTFTED FORM DS 32A-[OC[}

UNCLASSIFIED 2

DOCURRO {FOR NOON 4. APPOINTMENT UITH SECRETARY MENDEZ SECRETARIAT APRIL 25} ARRANGED CV DIRGEN CARLOS NUNEZ OF UHITEHEAD PARTY UOULD OF COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORT. IN ALSO LIKE OTHER APPOINTMENTS WITH OPPOSITE NUMBERS SECRETARIAT AND IMPORTANT LEADERS OF TELEVISION, RADIO, TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES. SOGGEST MASSY WORK OUT APPOINT- witn airgen nunez; also determine nEuTs IN COLLABORATION IMO IS TO MEET UH OM AT AIRPORT. WOULD OF COURSE ALSO LIKE DRIEFING EARLY IN SCHEDULE by THE APPROPRIATE EMBASSY OFFICERS, AND UOULD HOPE TO -PAY COURTESY CALL ON CHARGE, OR AOASSADOR IF HE IS AVAILABLE. YY

•-••••••••••••••••.,•••

UNCLASSIFIED APIF

FORM DS 322-NCR}

UMCLAFMFIED

773 ARA/HEX:FJALOETI: 4/19/T3 X-2061,1 ARA/HEX:CPTORREY

EUTT/TD:T.%ELSO!! OTT:A.WASHDURN{SUCI

PRIORITY nExico

CPT E.O. 11!,S2: 7g TAGS:iVIP, MX TN SUCJECT: TRAVEL OF OTT DIRECTOR UHITENZAD AND AMBASSADOR UASHOURN AU REF: ALEERTI/AMOTT TELCON, APRIL 17

1. . CLAY T. UHITEHEAD, DIRECTOR OF ITHTTE HOUSE} OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY, AND AMOASSADOR AnOTT UASHBURN AND MR. FT-ZANCIS UPBANY, BOTH ALSO OF OTT, PLAN ORIENTATION TRIP UFEK OF APRIL 23 TO ESTASLM AND .MAINTAIN CONTACT UITH IMPORTANT MEMBERS OF MEXICAN COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNITY.

2. MR. WHITEHEAD PLANS ARRIVE MEXICO CITY APRIL 23 AT 4:SO P.M., ON AMERICAN FLIGHT 105; HE WILL DEPART APRIL 26 ON WESTERN FLIGHT f,35. ANDASSADOR UASH2URN 'JILL ARRIVE - APRIL 23 AT 1:34 P.M. OM EAST= FLIGHT 90S; HE WILL DEPART APRIL 27. M. UREWY WILL ALSO ARRIVE APRIL 23 ON AMERICAN FLIGHT 93 AT 2:25 P.M.

3. TENTATIVE RESERVATIONS FOR !HITEHEAD AND UASHBURN MAY ALREADY HAVE REE M MADE AT MARIA nABEL r3Y M. MCNEILL STRINGER tOFFICC PHO!;ES 52S-1434 02 S25-92381. PLEASE DETERMINE IF THIS HAS BEEN DOE; IN AtlY CASE, PLEASE CONFIRM ONE SIWIE FOR THREE NIGHTS {HITEHEAD} AND TWO SINGLES FOR FOUR NIGHTS -r.t!ASHCUR!1 AND UR6AUY.I

UNCLASSIFIED

aJ

• • FORM DS 322A-COCRI 2 UNCLASSIFIED

MOON APPOINTMENT UITH SECRETARY MENDEZ DOCURRO {FOR 4. CARLOS NUNEZ OF SECRETARIAT APRIL 25} 0,RANGED EY DIRGEN COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPOET. UHITEMEAD PARTY UOULD OF OPPOSITE NUMBERS IN LIKE OTHER. APPOINTMENTS NIT!! ALSO TELEVISIOt,!, RADIO, SECNrTARIAT An IMPORTANT LEADERS OF INDUSTICS. SOGM EnDASSY UO!( OUT APPOINT- TELEPPOE with cirgen nunez; also determine MENTS IN COLLAnRATION UOULD OF COURSE ALSO LIKE Is TO MEET UNON AT AIRPORT. UHO APPROnli,TE EMOASSY DRIEFING EARLY IN SCV,EDULE by 7111-7. ON CHARGE1 OFFICERS AND UOULD HOPE TO PAY COURTESY CALL AVAILACLE. YY . OR AriBASSADOR IF HE IS

UNCLASSIFIED z

FORM DS 322{0CR} I I 1 UNCLASSIFIED

e.73 7/3 ARA/MEX:FJALCEP,TI:MRG 4/19/73 X-206t1l ARA/MEX:CPTOF:REY

EUTT/TD:T.%ELSON OTT:A.WASHDURU{SUO}

PRIORITY MEXICO

CPT E.O. 11652: TAGS: OVIP, MX TN SUDJECT: TRAVEL OF OTT DIRECTOR UHITENZAD AND AMDASSADOR UASHOURN AU REF: ALBERTI/AMOTT TELCON, APRIL 17

1. . CLAY T. UNITEHEAD, DIRECTOFZ OF {UNITE OUSE} OFFICE OF TELECONNUNICATTONS POLICY, Alr, ANCAS*SADOR AnOTT TJAE1-2URN AND MF:. FTAtICIS UPBANY, EOTH ALSO OF OTT, PLAN ORIENTATION TRIP UFFK OF APRIL 23 TO ESTAnISH AND MAINTAIN CONTACT UITH INPORTANT MEMBERS OF MEXICAN COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNITY.

2. MR. UHITEHEAD PLANS !RIVE MEXICO CITY APRIL 23 AT 4:cn P.M., ON AMERICAN FLIGHT V1S; HE NILL DEPART APRIL 26 ON WESTERN FLIGHT 1,25. AMBASSADOR OASH2UTZNI2ILL ARRIVE - APRIL 23 AT 1:34 P.M. ON EASTERN FLIGHT 995; UE !.JILL. DEPART APRIL 27. T1R. URPA:1Y WILL ALSO ARRIVE APRIL 23 ON AMERIM FLIGHT 93 Al 2:25 P.M.

3. TENTATIVE RESERVATION FOR IHITEHEAD A3 UASHBURN MAY ALREADY HAVE nr''M MADE AT MARIA ISASEL r3Y W!. MCNEILL STRINGER {OFFICE: PHOS 525-1424 OR 525-923}. PLEASE DCTERMI!!E IF THIS HAS BEEN DONE; IN ATI CASE, PLEASE CO;!FIRM ONE sTrac FOR THREE NIGHTS -WHITEHEAD} AND TWO SINGLES FOR FOUR NIGHTS .,TASHan'lAND tJfAY.}

UNCLASSIFIED FORM DS 322A{0C1I WICLASSIFIED

4. APPOINTHEMT WITH SECRETARY MENDEZ DOCURRO {FOR NOON APRIL 25} ARRANGED CY DIRGEN CARLOS NUNEZ OF SECRETARIAT OF commicATIons AND TRAUSPORT. WHITEHEAD PARTY UOULD ALSO LIKE OTH:R APPOINTMENTS WITH OPPOSITE NUMBERS IN SECRETARIAT AND IMPORTANT LEADERS OF TELEVISION, RADIO, TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES. SUGGEST EMBASSY WORK OUT APPOINT- witn dirgen nunez; TIMIS IN COLLABORATION also determine UHO IS TO MEET WHOM AT AIRPORT. .1,OULD1 OF COURSE ALSO LIKE BRIEFING EARLY IN SCHEDULE by TU. APPROPRIATE EMBASSY OFFICERS, AND UOULD HOPE TO PAY COURTESY CALL ON CHARGE, OR AMBASSADOR IF HE IS AVAILABLE. WI

• •••

UNCLASSIFIED FRANCIS S. URBANY Tickets to be picked up at American Airlines at 16th & K Sts„ NW Thur„ April 19, 1973.

Monday, April 23, 1973:

9:15 a.m. Lv Washington Aria AA 93 (from Dulles) - Brunch and lunch served on, board. 2:26 p.m. Ar Mexico City, Mexico

Friday, April 27, 1973: • 9:30 a.m. Lv Mexico City via AA 58 - breakfast and lunch served on. board. (one stop in Dallas - customs - no change of planes.)

4:27 Ar Washington (Dulles Airport) Thursday 4/19/73 MEXICO TRIP WIMING 4/23/73 5:30 p.m.

9:40 Ambassador Washburn called. He said there is a group of American business leaders in Mexico City that neet with their Ambassador and some members of his staff every month. This month's meeting Just happens to fall on Monday, April 23, at 5:30 p.m. You will be arriving in Flexico City that same day at 4; 50 p.m. Ambassador Washburn says it might be appropriate and enlightening for you to atterld the meeting and that they might ask you to give a 5 or 10 minute talk on OTP. Would you be interested in attending this meeting/ Yes .L.' No

Also wants to know if you would be meeting with the press In Mexico City?

Yes No

Says the press is very active down there and would probably like to meet with Mr. Whitehead. Thursday 4/19/73

10:55 Checked with Mrs. Herald in Dr. Tkash's office to see if they would recommend any medication for your Mexico trip.

One of the doctors suggested a typhoid booster -- but you had your shot May 31, 1972, so you're 0.K.

Also for possible stomach upset, they suggested either lomotil or paregoric. I can pick up some lomotil in Rm. 105 EOB --if you would like to take some along as a precaution. 0.K.

How much cash do you want?

Do you want any travelers checks?

Frank Urbany says you can get a check cashed at the Embassy.

Also credit cards are honored everywhere. TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY OFFICE OF WASHINGTON WI7

POLICY OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS WASHINGTON

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(7ei 51) eiZ cZo? /1 L4e .4Z.4 1 .444:z,zess... (er(A)) ‘ezezil L‘-a: 7iO4L. Wednesday 4/18/73 Mexico Trip

4:00 Mr. Urbany will be accompanying Mr. Whitehead and Amb. Washburn to Mexico next week. Mr. Urbany will be scheduling briefings for them by AT&T, WUI, and perhaps Motorola and Fred Morris.

noi(rik-L Thursday 4/19/73 MEXICO TRIP MEETING 4/23/73 5:30 p.m.

9:40 Ambassador Washburn called. He said there is a group of American business leaders in Mexico City that meet with their Ambassador and some members of his staff every month. This month's meeting just happens to fall on Monday, April 23, at 5:30 p.m. You will be arriving in Mexico City that same day at 4: 50 p.m. Ambassador Washburn says it might be appropriate and enlightening for you to attend the meeting and that they might ask you to give a 5 or 10 minute talk on OTP. Would you be interested in attending this meeting? Yes No

Also wants to know if you would be meeting with the press in Mexico City?

Yes No t--"

Says the press is very active down there and would probably like to meet with Mr. Whitehead. _Friday 4/20/73

200 We were only able to come up with one set of the NASA pictures (checked with the commercial supplier and it would take a week to get them from their supply).

The books have been wrapped in two packages the set of NASA pictures was placed in the front of one of the books which is marked for Mr. Mendes.

Frank Urbany has the packages to take to Mexico. Thursday 4/19/73

10:00 Judy advised that Ambassador Washburn said Torn would like to have some of the books for the Mexicans that we gave to those on the Pacific trip.

Called Mr. Donnelly's office - Bernice was out. 755-3828 Talked with Sandie Smith; she is to check and see if she can get us two each of the books --

This Island Earth NASA SP-250 Exploring Space with a Camera NASA SP-168

2:40 Kathy Miley called to ask if we could have 755-3936 someone pick up the books in RUI, 7025 - FOB-6 at 400 Maryland Avenue, S. W.

Friday 4/20/73

10:40 Coyt picked them up. OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY 4MMI=IIMIIMII\

Wednesday 4/18/73 Mex. trip

for 4:00 The meeting with Mr. Mendez in Mexico has been scheduled Wednesday, April 25, about noon -- per Amb. Washburn. Thursday 3/15/73 MEXICO TRIP

12:00 Amb. Washburn said you were thinking of linking your trip to Mexico to the Yosemite visit. He said you should know that May 1 is the Mexican Labor Day and they really celebrate it. Therefore, he thought you might want to leave here on Tuesday, April 24; spend the 25th, 26th, and part of the 27th in Mexico; fly to San Francisco that evening; and drive to Yosemite. Tuesday 4/17/73

5-00 Amb. Washburn will be leaving Washington to go to North Carolina for Easter. From there, he will fly to Mexico to meet Mr. Whitehead.

He will fly to Tryon, N. C., on Thursday, April 19, on a 1:30 flight.

He will be available at (704) 852-2211. Wednesday 4/18/73

The following is Mr. Whitehead's itinerary so far:

Monday, April 23

11:30 a.m. Lv. Washington National Airport via AA223 12:24 p.m. Arr. Chicago, Illinois

1:00 p.m. Lv. Chicago via AA 105 4:50 p.m. Arr. Mexico City, Mexico

(Amb. Washburn is scheduling a dinner for the evening.)

(Mr. Alberti, State Dept., is sending cable to 632-0661 Am Embassy there to arrange for hotel accommodations at the Maria Isabel, and to request their scheduling meetings.)

Wednesday, April 25

Noon Meeting with Eugenio Mendez, Minister of Communications and Transportation

Thursday, April 26 •

4:50 p.m. Lv. Mexico City via Western Fit. 638 8:45 p.m. Arr. San Francisco, Calif.

(Sandie has arranged for an Avis Rent-a-car at the airport -- Beth 81-6725.)

We have made reservations for Mr. Whitehead at the Holiday Inn at the airport (415) 589-7200 245 South Airport Blvd. [Dr. Charles Houston and his wife will stay with Dr. Bruce Jessup (415) 854-6129 480 West Ridge Road Portola Valley, Calif.] -2-

Friday, April 27

Drive to Yosemite Institife with Dr. and Mrs. Houston

Arrangements have been made at the Ahwahnee Hotel (209) 372-4611

Saturday, April 28

Meeting of the Advisory Council Ahwahnee Hotel

Monday, April 30

Drive back from Yosemite

2:50 p.m. Lv. San Francisco via TW 68 10:40 p.m. Arr. Washington (Dulles airport)

Mr. Urbany in Amb. Washburn will meet Mr. Whitehead and Mexico City.

Monday morning. Amb. Washburn will be in North Carolina until He can be reached at (704) 852-2211.

are as follows: Amb. Washburn's travel arrangements

Monday, April 23 list) S. C. via Eastern 679 (on waiting 9:47 a.m. Lv. Greenville, 10:30 a.m. Arr. Atlanta, Ga. 905 11:25 a.m. Lv. Atlanta via Eastern 1:34 p.m. Arr. Mexico City 7

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Friday, April 27

1:25 p.m. Lv. Mexico City via Eastern Flt. 904 5:13 p.m. Arr. Atlanta, Ga.

6:40 p.m. Lv. Atlanta, Ga., via Eastern Fit. 136 8:04 p.m. Arr. National airport

Travel arrangements have not been made for Mr. Urbany yet.

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ANTILLES 5.56 75 • 805a MX 620 303 EN 895 8 1 ARUBA, 240.00 Y 69.44 0.103 Mx 622 T 06 1 8:252 11:442 Cl V 120 '000 50.00 U Is 2.:5: 255: 727 UA 575 F/Y 737 ' 1 F 17 DAY 252.00 YM -_ £28 Y 10:102 133; EX 50 YZ 56.00 19.1FST VSA 575' MEALS SL/1. 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ON 010 0 PS 611 K 737 570 S D9S CONNECTIONS 3:30a 2 8:10p $ 8:35a 12:35; 5 NC 1 0 5:09a ATL 6:19a DL 883 ' DEF 3 8:15p 0 FS 541 K 737 10:.553 IJA 123 FT CBS 9:403 2.1ip 0 u4 433 F/Y 727 883 FN,'YN•041-71 72S 9:10a 000 452 K 737 0 DL 8:407 S PS 573 K 9:05a 12:557 S N: 100 S DOS 11:25a LAX 1.15; WA S EA 474 FN 09 727 9 723 K 72S 10:10.3 1:302 $ Al 349 Fn. 727 0 017 3:34; 10:25a 8:557 $ PS 9:30a MKE 10353 491 Fl 727 5.10a All. 6:19a DL 8S3 ' 087 3 2 $ PS 827 K 737 NW 404 F;Y 727 11:28a DAL 1200; AA 289 Fl 877 L 0 10.10; 9:40a 1:49D $ Fri' 1 0 OL 883 FN,YN-DAL-F.Y • 9:007 J PS 403 K 725 ORD 11:30a 1W 175 FT 37F 11:40a 320; S AA 247 727 174 79/19 DOS 0 K 737 10:15a WA 606 7.'4 1327 0 17 3:34a 10:25a S EA 9:057 1 PS 403 II:50a 3:307 S NC 464 S 09S 1:25; LAX 2.20; All. 619a DL 883 • :07 3 2 S PS 777 K 725 Fl 747 11:40a 4:407 0 AA 247 7,9 727 L. 0 5:13a Y 9:057 12:257 ORD 1:157 AA 213 0 01 883 P5 '19-041-F 9:25p 0 PS 403 K 125 3:05p S NW 205 FT 727 1:252 LAX 345p VA 114 K 737 476 FT 023 3 0 K 720 11:55a DL 955 F.,Y 880 Si 0 7:40a 1143a $ DL 9:15p 0 FS 551 12:437 MSP 1.257 NW 153 FT 010 1:552 6:302 S 10.00; NA 203 FT 008 SI. 0 551 K 737 3,152 1/46 400; NA 27 7.1•K 010 0 1 9:19a ATL 9203. 0 PS 07 I:10p 5.05D S NW 128 FiY 725 7:40a 12:332 S DL 476 F,'Y 2C8 '5 0 9:207 4 PS 503 K 725 F,Y 747 3:402 7:25; S AA 369 7,1 121 0 DCS L 0 725 1:47p ORD 3.457 UA 129 7.9 010 D 0 919; Ail 10.40a DL 487 71' 3 9:40; 0 PS 543 K S NC 102 S C5 4580 DAL 5:552 AA 123 154 7,`, 72S 9 1 725 1:303 6:057 369 FrY 77272s 01 8.023 1:307 S BN 9:557 S PS 821 K 2:307 ORD 3:45: LIA 129 FT 747 D l 3:40; 7592 0 AA* 12.000 AA 239 Fl 377 L. 0 951 K 737 4- OIL 5:30; AA 425 Filf 10.35a DAL 9:557 0 P5 3:00; 7:00; S NC 104 $ C5 58; 5:45a 3.502 S DI 478 F/Y DC9 3 1 10:15p S P$ 711 K 737 TW 771 FT 747 0 4:102 714; S 01 219 FlY 725 FT D87 Si 2 72S 3:407 ORD 4.457 872375 DD 11:12a AT1 11:45a Di 819 10:457 1 PS 501 K 300o 7:203 S NC 104 S C5 1:02; S NA 41 FlY 747 Si 0 K 723 8:466O1 P;41 9992 9:00a 10:507 4 05 661 .340p ORD 500; AA 215 FlY 317 5A4" 11:10a LAX 12:000 LA 433 7/1( 727 Sr 0 10:557, $ 75 823 K 725 S NW 443 7.1 727 DEN 7:30; Fl 72S 0 7,Y 09S S 0 72S 57 4:057 7:157 72$ 0 9:45a 6:582 S DL 530 2 11:103 0 PS 101 K MS? 5:303 NW 157 FT 72S 5:060O" 53?0? 869 F.'', 09F SO 2 725 4.532 583 7,1 727 S 11:25a ATI. 3.052 DL 11:107 0 PS 641 K 8:457 5 NW 713 FT 727 610; DEN 735; UA 3302 S BN 116 7,Y 087 9 0 K 725 4:303 9:202 S AS 383 7,1 727 0 10:00a 2 11:1Cp S PS 931 5.10p COD 6157 04 135 FT 035 5:402 1547; DAL 200o AS 229 Fl 977 S 0 11.55p S PS 021 K 72S 9:257 S NW 713 FT 727 7:252 LAX 820; WA 417 K 737 S TW 489 FT 72$ L 0 4 125 4:30; 3:35a S DL 363 7.1 0C9 1 10:20a 3:46; 12203 J PS 663 5:107 080 7.027 AA 47 FT 977 8:19; 11 58; SIL 12.502 TW 419 FT 72$ I. 1 0 :=S 643 K 72S 5 05 2.10a DI. 185 714J; 09 7,0 725 L 0 124C, 36 5:00p 9:250 S NC 105 ".Pgi MC 12102 6:582 S TN 493 5409 ORD 7.007 AS 47 FT B77 MERC6191116F. 1.580 STL 4:10p TW 491 FlY 727 50 1 COMMUTER:ASIR *CARRIER' S NC 514 S C5 F 24.07 1.93 26.03 52.00 534 7,1 727 I 0 TC 5:407 12:02a 17.28 34.56 12.302 6:322 S EA .1 B 11.2Ca I XS 101 A 7:007 ORO SlIp 1.14 133 FT 087 F 16 00 1.23 4:002 AS 85 79 72S 0 1 101 A ,NTRASTATE TRAVEL ONLY 2122 DAL • 1 L 11:20a J XS X6 6:257 12C5a S NC . 455 S CS 1 1:302 7:452 S DL 20 7,1 747 S 0 KY. EST SDi 79,19 B2F 5/ Y 18.52 1.48 2000. 40.00 747 53 1 ILLE. 7:44p MSP 10:307 WA 529 22.00 3.092 All 4302 DL 19 F/Y F 167.59 13.41 131.00 362.00 12313 S SW 724 FT 727 S i 2 Y 10.18 .82 11.00 8:582 S TN 479 F/Y 725 S 2 278.00 6:50p NTRASTATE TRAVEL ONLY 2;432 T 128.70 10.30 130.23 9:19, 08) ;10: 237 FT 110 2 5192 SIL 6:55p TW 239 Fl 880 D 0 TM 94.00 M 70.00 CALIF. PST MM IN 13.00 M 10.00 IN 497 7,../ 725 S 0 MAMMOTk LAKES Z 13.03 6 3:00: 8:582 S 1 93.00 COMMIlitR AIR CARRIER 4.383 SIL 6.552 TW 239 FlY bOO D 0 EX.'1 30 DAY 243C0 :E 101 A '12 7,19 095 31571015a MISS. IjA9"P(F CSTS ME21 3:21p 7:402 S OL 553 EX:1 30 DAY Di 257.00 MARIN COUNTY HELIPORT. CAL. PST JM 4,512 IAN 5:452 AS 255 FiY,.K 877 0 0 8:53p S TW 239 FT 880 13.5: 27.00 CONNECTIONS 104 FIY D8.5 s 0 2 S OH A 12.50 1.C: ZI. 729 F/Y D95 2 3:30; 9:232 S OL .9 10:257 S AS 173 • 727 M 5.75 1210 7.21; S AIL DL III FiY 385 05 1 44 173 7.1-04i-FN,IN 7,1 0100_ 0 5.09p 630; X6 6:47a 7:00a S CH 404 A SI MEX 5.002 10:25p S 5N 78 EY 723 3 0 414 A SI MEXICti1CiTilLMEili05 A 1" CST 727 S 0 CONNECTIONS 727 7:323 7:45a S CH 340.00 6-452 DAL 900; AA 173 RON 4:44a$ EA 640 FM.11 3:303 S OH 424 A SI F 17020 10,022 S NA 51 FlY DIO 0 0 15 FT 977 0/5 8:07a MEP F 2125 4250 £6 5:552 ORD 12:55a PH 06 8.52; 9:153 S OH 434 A SI 8:05p LAX 9.002 UA 530 FIX 057 5 0 S DL 699 FNTN 005 SI Y 123 00 246.00 10.253 1107a II:30a S CH 454 A 3076 5.552 11:352 S NA 51 Fir DIO 0 0 471 AIL 6:19a DI. 833 ' :87 3 OH 464 A SI 0, Y , 1538 78 K 737 0 FN.:1N-04.7/Y 56 12:40p 1.033 $ IR‘ 8.052 LAX 10352 WA OL 863 1:35p I507 S DH 474 A SI 5:552 '11:40p S NA , 51 7/1 010 D 0 S EA 915 FN.IN 727 SI 1- ‘ R550 :1 3309 TY 0?;_11)416375 001 10:25a £6 3:35p 3:587 S OH 504 A F/Y 132F 0 1 8.059 LAX 10352 IN 742 F/K 337 0 523, ATL 6:19a DL 883 ' OSP B S OH 514 .502. 8:45, S WA 638 D I FN.11+1.0414/1 4209 4.43; 6:002 12:05a S NW 731 F/Y 52 DL 883 7:007 7:23p S OH 534 A Si CONNtCTIONS WA 529 7141/9N 82F S/ 0 469 FT' 72S Si 7.25a. 12.507 S M\ 910 725 9.302 MSP 10102 :1 1 10:53a S TW 7:55p 9.187 S OH 544 A SI 6.502 1228; S EA 532 Fl 727 0 0 STI. 8.55a IN 223 7,1 877 B S OH 554 A SI W10 053 LAX 1145; TA' 259 7:1( 977 55: 18: F OF 8.327 DAL 10.10; 01 823 #9,11+1 DS; S 1 11.21a S Di 456 DOS B MST MZT 9:15a 1.452 WA 6 7 577 MAZATLAN. MEXICO 0 3 10:002 2•333 S DL 893 FNTN 35 0 .'. 43 ORD 9:00a II 135 F:y S 95 00 190.00 1 7919 Di' $ 0 455 FT 095 B 9:30a 3.307 S AA 58 F.Y 37F 11:392 All 12:45a DL 1883 '•, 11:35a S Di MEP S 1183 2376 1000; 2:38a $ EA 478 79.'"39 093 ORD 9.103 AS 265 FN 877 DAY 171.00 11:41a DAL 2.007 AA 229 Fl B7F 60159 S21 Y 727 11:407 ATL 12:45a DL. 1893 IS ON 2S7 S 0 12. 337 S DL 651 ET 095 S 21 DAY ME? 2133 100!; 1:45; S MX 900 2 DCX L E0/59 723 F,K 827 10:25o 425a S NA 637909 DIO Si a ATL 1040a OL 4S7 7/1 2.00; S RI 854 S D9S BS 11:05a LAX 12. 457 W4 725 S 0 373 FT 877 S 7 8:30a 007 S MA 903 9 727 1:30a 1411 2.50; NA 4379.19 1:30p S AA RI 854 095-7844.DC9 1 10:00a 2 NA 79 FPO% 010 S C .:.2Ca 12.00n AS 289 T 977 L 1505; LAX 12.55; TN 61 FA 877 5 11:15p 3:44a $ DAL 257 2557 8:007 5 RW 289 S DC9 D 1:25a LAX 2:40a TW 701 F/K B77 0 3:207 $ AS 247 FlY 727 L 800; S RW 289 S DC9 0 10.00a 202; S MX 900 727 82F 5257 355; 7;K 727 Si 67 LAX 2:20p WA 606 F/K 4.407 8:007 1 FM 916 S D9S 11:05a LAX I.00p LA 887 S 01 941 FT D9S 0236 210; 0 MX SOO Y 727 3.467 5236 4:40p 8.35; S XI 946 $ 09$ D 10.00; :451 STL 12-507 TW 419 FlY 72$ CONT. NEXT COLUMN K 737 3. 457 S TW 345 FT 725 Ilgl "L"15 3.50? gM7 F/Y 725 SIL 12 .507 TW 419 F:Y 725 L 1:05; DAL 225; 21. 819 Pt DU ::•1 431p S 01 941 FT D95 CONT. NEXT COLUMN tliSi STs. 12.45p Tw 561 7T 72S L A -4 N-DCA (NA114193311) 0-1A13 (DU s' Class Eq Ml S EST WAS ATONAL) D-IAD (DULLES) (FRIENDSHIP) Leave Arrive Flight WASHINGIVI (DULLES) N-OCA I F-BAL Freq. N-DCA (NA`TIC.71AL) D-IAD F-BAL (FRIENDSHIP) F-BAL (FRIE:ASHIP) EST WAS Frc, SFf.A-N JUAN. PUERTO RICO-CONT, WASHIVITTI, D.C. -CONT. 8.04; N EA 962 F, •• (NATIONAL) 0-1A0 (DULLES) Fr, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. D,5 2.41; S h-DCA CALIF.-CONT. s 837; 8 TM 130 ,Y 970 5:157 All 640; EA 136 SAN DIEGO, S 1 12:0:a = Y 727 - F-BAL (FRIENDS4i1P) 1227; F DL 492 FN•YN 008 5:437 083 7 053 LA 702 S 1503 F EA 96489 12:10a F.1 370 8 0 = 370 S 9.00; DL 596 09 as 6•00a DAL g 004 AA 333 867 12017 S 10.083 N Al, 210 1134; ATI 12:32,3 9 a 492 Fli TN DCI 5 1 7.333 Al 312 = 1 72S S 2:15a F EA 964 R , CITY, UTAH-CONT. 12:10a 1.05: 725 ' 2 540; 003 8 878 5 07 9:007 • • ' SALT LAXE 234 FP( 727 1 0 DAL 7.00a AA 466 FY S 10533 N AA 218 11347 ATI 129.5; EA 440 19 '0. 7.33: F AA 0 6:00a 465 " MEALS SLR 11013 353 30 727 8 F EA 964 IN .9 • 12 4 557 LA 678 1,'Y 737 0 AA 5403083 9.301 AA 7 9.00; S 2.254 3 457 003 F/1 727 1 0 N DL 492 F14,114 DOE 5 1 9.27; N AA 1E0 ,.0 877 S ATI 0.03; A 476 19. ,N 7:15: 7 CA 922 12:10a 1:337 IL 17 12.257 S 725 3 1134; If 12.15: 410 FN 727 D 0 DAL 8.253 094 114 FN 727 DT* 815; NN 310 = BARBARA CAI1F. 35: DR) 445p TN 0 6.00a 001 727 721; Fl 977 S SANTA LA 922 F/Y 727 1 4.12: 0 AA 250 12:257 S 5.43a N AA 163 CONNaTIONS 7.337 F 737 D 0 826 7:003 18 Fir 830 L 07 UA 370 F V 737 8 D 0A 975 FY P•1- 1 1115: 455; LA 678 F.1 7 353 LAX 8457 TW 7.20a 0701. 5.303 025 7:003 1.227 335; ORD FN 727 L 0 0 LA 82 F1( 030 N CA 136 FN 085 S LAX 8:453 TW 18 $v 8.017 N 04 922 0267 7:153 4-227 07 12.303 $ 9.3E3 B 7:30a 1• • 12.15: FN 725 D 0 5453 TW 18 FN B3F I CRD 7:003 LA 322 F 725 4:357 D LA 975 COD 525: 14 438 0 7:503 LAX 0,6. 588 157 08S 01 7:00a 52 10; 55; AA 490 Y 737 413; 0 UA 82 S 9:37a F LA 136 F 7:30a LAX 9.00a VA 155: 9.55; F D 0 017 7:15a 52 FN 310 1 12:333 702 F,1 727 13 5725 840Y,, 4.33; LA 174 FN 727 7.513 LAX 9:03a LA 6:153 00D 7:05a LA 1 7:0703303 LA34:430.70001 037 :EN Y 737 0 D LA 82 F:1( D8F N LA 135 FN DES S 93)8 9.13: D WA 490 1 7:15a 4 417 L 157 12:30a S 10.08a 8 F a • 1:53: 252 FN 727 0 0 LAX 9 003 LA 52 FN NS 003 7:30a AA 312 FN 725 7:03; 4•467 D 975 03; DEN 3.55: Tiai 0 7.50a 7,1,14 725 615a FN DOS S AA 76 18 ai• LA 964 f,N 727 7:25a 4227 D NA 32 12.307 S 10301 VA 136 7:30a LAX 9.15; 2.1:: 55; 7 727 D 0 126 18 FN 837 L LA 6341 01 727 9 8:20; D OW 431 50 4.30: LA 174 FN 8.00a LAX 3.453 TW 6-15a ORD 7.103 067 10:01a - 3077 :EN Frf 727 0 D NA 32 F/61 725 N VA 136 Frf DOS S LAX 1245;LA 54 F ., 9.03; D LA 9E4 X1 7:252 4.35; 1 12.337 S 10:593 B 11:03a F r 2.14 252 FN 727 D 0 LAX 9.00a LA 52 FN 010 ORD 8:30a Al 35e 83 727 10:307 8:20p 0 VA 588 GEN 3.55: TW 0 8.00a FAVX 725 6:15a 8-1 725 LIS VA 54 3-179 LIA 961 F/Y 727 7:257 4:40p D NA 32 1:0:: S 10:14a N TN 266 11.00a LAX 12:457 9:13: 11 00,7 D 0 1 52 FN :85 L 86 92 Fl 725 B D ISA 588 r 110: 4:05: LA 644 Frf 8•007 LAX 9:05a LA 6.237 ST, 7:403 TW 10.303 8:357 3 :7; DEN S DCI 0 0 DL 672 FNIK 01; N 185 ' DES ' 007 LAX 1:03, IV 74 F0 9 10,7 D 7 985 0 01 7:307 4.359 L 1:00a S 11•35a 725 S 11: 22:1. 644 F/Y 587 D 00; LAX 9:003 LA 52 F'S DIO ATL 10:133 DL 210 F1 DOMINGO. 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CALIF. 12:10; Frf 1177 1 0 8:257 D AA 654 8.4 330 12:15; 5 9:18a N SAX 15.33 207.00 414.00 7:44 Fp 4 222 D 0 5:307 S 707 87 6:45; TW 106 F 191.67 318.00 Igi0;1 i se IN 878 S 9:45; F PA 216 FIX 5:40a ORD 88 147.22 11.78 155.00 830 DiS 1 7:01; 680 F '1( 1337 9:36a N NW 7:1 1 81.00 F TW 62 WY 7:407 S 10-35; D AA 17 1215; S 322 58.1107.08 II 8457 S 6:15a 088 S 0 6 8 EA 974 72S ORD 7:00; UA 'a 2 106.00 S 5093a 0 1.IA 56 0/1 6 9:357 5 1201=7 5:40a NW 88 11:007 12:153 S 9:373 F DAY 275.00 CONNECTIONS 0 CONNECTIONS 727 El 7:057 LA 702 .ta EXII 30 F/Y 727 SS 1 AA 218 FM 670 5 5 1.59; N EA 936 FN 5:403 ORD 88 4597 N AA 226 87 12:01a S 9.103 9 727 8 0 7.253 146 Fir DOS L. 10:393 N NW 1:25a 64 F/Y 088 L 1 6:453 TW 106 FN 11 -43a Alt 1135; EA 12:15a S 614 530; F LA 0 5.10a ORD 1'1 870 0:5 0 EA 958 F,Y 727 El 5401023 7101 LA 112 8.453 LA 320 UT 080 L. 5 911a N TW 130 9.43; S 2:157 N L NW 85 • 7:31; D 377 1 0 X7 1101; 106 701 727 B 0 MIA 12:05o EA 152 FY 727 12:153 S 11:123 0 12.05" 0 AA 114 Fl 4,U ORD 6.453 TW 0 11.08a 8.1 727 8 7:30a LA 311 • 12.05; 7:353 ' 878 S 2 5 AA 218 F0f 378 S S 2:53p F EA 958 5:40a ORD 158 6:19; D AA 378 07 1201a 5 9:36a 9 El 0 9:45a 172 FN DOS L S 9:36a N UA 1456 1:25; - AA 378 FirtAX-FN 1001 LA 322 FN 72S 11.08a MIA 12:35o EA B 07 12:45a LA 322 5 1 5 Oa OID Fl 1378 D'S 0 F EA 958 FA. 727 6:10; ORD 7:00a AA 71 FiY 831 S 9:361 N TN 130 9.45a S 2.567 727 L NEXT PAGE 9:057 5153 87 12.00; 322 EN 725 13 0 MIA 12:457 NA 104 Fl! CONT. 56 DIONS 5444 OD 7.00; UA 5 0 11:08a CONNECT 492 FN/111 DCI S 1 F AA 118 FN BIF CONT. NEXT 0011ID1 12 10r. 0 DL 3 0 12.111 5 9:373 FN 727 8 0 11:101 814 12 Fil 87F ORO 705; LA 701 60€; DAL lila 5.403 COLLIN CONT. NEXT COLUMN COAT. NEXT OFFIC1MRt 5-Froy 740,7 1-Mone7; 3-113edvs-day 370: X-Exceot 1. Date of request April 18, 1973 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 2. Name and address of traveler PREPAREDNESS OFFICE OF EMERGENCY 1CLAY T. WHIMEEAD, SSN 509-34-3700 OEP/OTP AUTHORIZATION OF OFFICIAL TRAVEL EOBA WA DC 20504

Fiscal Section sit 3. Title Submit original and 2 copies to ot prop travel Directorosed least 3 working days in advance Type of appointment authorization of of- 4. This document becomes an Presidential ficial travel only when the certificate of au- thorization has been signed by the designated 5. Orgn. unit Piwillion authorizing official. This travel 4s ordered on Office of Teleccmmunications Policy official business for the convenience of the Government. 6. Official station Washington, D.C. 7. Purpose of travel Mexican government and 8. Period of travel 9. Est. No. of days of travel Meet with 23 - 30 1973 status eight (8) industry officials to exchange views -APr 10. Per diem rate 11. Office number of traveler communication system operation & on $25.00* 770, 1800 G St. NW planning; address the Advisory 12. Mileage rate Council of Yosemite Institute in 13. Phone number of Yosemite. _..-__---traveler 6161 14. Itinerary Washington, D.C.; Chicago, Illinois; Mexico City, Mexico; San Francisco, Calif.; Yosemite, Calif.; Washington, D.C. • performed as indicated 15. Travel to be d. ay privately-owned automobile: a. m Common carrier (1) 0 Reimbursable coat not to exceed common carrier cost Including commercial airline (2) 0 Administratively determined to be more advantageous to the b. 0 Government-owned vehicle Government--cormon carrier use impracticable (if checked, . Ea Other (Specify) Rental car explain under item 20. 'Remarks'.) No. 16. Allotment number 17. tppropriation symbol 18. Travel authorization

83/0TP/210 1130601

19. Estimated cost of travel 20. Remarks First class travel authorized. Transportation $546.47 Use of taxi authorized between place of abode and places 200.00 Per Diem of official business. Car rental authorized. Bill to Office of Emergency Pre- Other 125.00 paredness, Wash., D.C. 20504. GSA car not available. * 325.00 per day while traveling in the Continental US Total $871.47 and rates. licable elsewhere. ONLY 21. Requested by FOR FISCAL USE 22. Funds Obligated -, Dirertnr Signature Signature Office of Telecommunications Policy Title Title

23. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION

You ore hereby authorized to travel at government expense, to be paid from aveilable appropriations in oczordonce with the regulations of the Office of Emergency Preparedness ond the Standardized Government Travel Regulations as omonded, under conditions noted on this authorization. _ ------Q-V—t. IY-Q-111115.-tanti---...---. Signature Title Bryan M Fagrip

INPORTiNT- Every voucher or message concerning this travel must refer to the travel authorization number.,

Form OEP 9 April 1969 December 4, 1972

Mr. Travis Marshall Vice President and Director Government Relations Motorola Inc. Communications Division 1301 E. Algonouin Road Schaumburg, Illinois 60172

Dear Mr. !l'arshall:

Thank you for your letter of November 27 to Whitehead Mr. offering a briefino; on Mexico. Because of the pressure of work here between now and the end of the year, :Ir. Nbitehead has had to postpone the trip until after the first of the year. T,Te will ;Jour offer in mind and let you know as soon as the visit is rescheduled. Me hope you will be able to visit us in January or February.

Sincerely,

Bromley Smith

SEDoyle:lmc cc: DO Records DO Chron Mr. Whitehead Eva SED Subject SED Reading International Staff Mr. Smith Communications and Electronics Inc_

November 27, 1972

Mr. Clay T. Whitehead, Director Office of Telecommunications Policy 1800 G Street, Northwest Washington, D. C. 20504

Dear Tom:

It is my understanding that you are leaving for Latin America in December and would be interested in comments regarding Latin America.

I do have several items that we consider important and would like to dis- cuss them with you before you leave.

Obviously, the situation'in Latin America is quite different from Japan in that there is very little local manufacture, and essentially no United States import of radio equipment from Latin America.

We do, however, believe that our government could be of substantial help to the United States electronic industry by encouraging two or three policy changes on the part of the Latin American governments.

I will call you for an appointment.

Sincerely,

MOTOROLA Communications & Electronics, Inc.

Travis Marshall Vice President and Director Government Relations TM:cr Tuesday 4/17/73 MEETING 4/18/73 11:00

4:00 Amb. Washburn has scheduled a meeting with Frank Alberti, Mexican Desk Officer, and John Hamilton, Economic Officer, for 11:00 tomorrow morning, Wednesday, April 18. -, MO

Monday 4/16/73 TENT. MTG. 4/18/73 11:00 a.m.

2:00 Amb. Washburn has tentatively scheduled a meeting with Mr. Alberti of the Mexican Desk at State Department (to brief you for your Mexico trip) for 11:00 on Wednesday, April 18.

i Monday 4/16/73 Mex. Trip Wk. of 4/23

12:00 Amb. Washburn has contacted Carlos Nunez, Director General of Telecommunications, who indicates he would have no problem meeting with you in Mexico next week. He also would like you to meet with Eugenio Mendez, Minister of Communications and Transportation. Mendez is on his way back with the President of Mexico from their world trip. Nunez will talk with Mendez and call Amb. Washburn about scheduling a meeting. OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20504

March 22, 1973

TO: Tom

FROM: Abbott A.

The Mexicans at the COMSAT reception-dinner last evening said that President Echevarfa of Mexico is shortly to embark on a 5-week visit outside of the country. Carlos Nufiez and other top communications executives, as well as the important media people, will be with him. Accordingly, their recommendation is that you try to schedule your visit to Mexico City after his return. They suggest May as the ideal month, weatherwise and from the standpoint of availability of key people. They reiterated their warm invitation and hope that the visit will be possible. I explained your commitments on the Hill and elsewhere, and said we would let them know well in advance if the trip becomes firm.

cc Brian Thursday 1/18/73 MEXICO TRIP

11:45 As you and Brian discussed, I have called Abbott Washburn to tell him you won't be able to make the trip to Mexico Feb. 10-14 as proposed. He said he realized there was only a 50-50 chance of that time being workable and had not gone far in planning. Told him we were thinking in terms of March or April and probably including Brazil and Peru in the same trip. Possibility of doing it at Easter recess; however, Easter is April 22nd this year so that's a little late.

Told him we would advise possibilities when we hear something a little more definite.

(Mr. Washburn suggested when we make the plans that we should not cancel out if at all possible because the Mexicans are very sensitive about our having cancelled out last time. So we should try not to disappoint them again.)

Eva OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY WASHINGTON

January 16, 1973

TO: Tom

FROM: Abbott

SUBJECT: Mexican SortieMexican

We have staffed out the two possibilities you gave me (including a phone call to Mexico City).

Of the two, the following is preferable:

Depart from Dulles at 9:30 a.m. on either Saturday, Feb 10 or Sunday, Feb 11, arriving Mexico City at 1:17 p.m. -- on Eastern Flight #911, non-stop.

Depart Mexico City 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, Feb 14, arriving at Kennedy in NYC at 4:11 p.m. -- on Eastern Flight 902, non- stop.

This would give us two full work days in Mexico City, Monday, the 12th and Tuesday, the 13th. It would bring you back to NY in time for your evening speech on Wed., the 14th. (MORE) • is••• 4

2

If you elect to go down on Saturday, the 10th, this would give the full day on Sunday for seeing something of Mexico City, including the famous Anthropology Museum and the Folklorico Ballet.

There is one hour time difference between here and Mexico City. They are on Central Standard time. titt•NT. V. e 4 Department of State TELEGRAM

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sUBJ: VISIT BY DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY REF: STATE 209995

REFERENCED PROPOSED VISIT OF wHITEHEAD AND WASHBURN CANCELLED FOR DECEMBER, DUE TO UNEXPECTED PRESS OF BUSINESS. THY HOPE TO RESCHEDULE TRIP FOR JAKUARy. DEPARTMENT WILL KEEP EMBASSY ADVISED. ROGERS

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UNCL4SIFIED Thursday 11/16/72 BRIEFINGS 11/29 /72 All afternoon t 2:00 Mr. Whitehead has asked us to set aside the afternoon of Nov. 29 for the industry briefings for his trip to Mexico in December. Messrs. Doyle, Urbany, and Washburn are arranging the appointments.

cc: Lorraine Monday 11/20/72 MEETING 11/29/72 3:00 p.m.

5:00 Amb. Washburn has scheduled a briefing on Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 3:00 with Francesco Alberti (Country Officer for Mexico) and Bill Cobb, who has recently returned from being Communications and Transportation Officer in the Embassy at Mexico City. Tom Nelson or Arthur Freeman will accompany them.

cc: Lorraine • Thursday 11/16172 MEX. TRIP 12/84zin

500 Amb. Washburn advises they have hotel reservations in Mexico City at Hotel Presidente on December 8-14 leaving on Wednesday, Dec. 13.

• Wednesday 10/25/72 MEX. CTY t 12/72

12:00 MR. DOYLE! ?- Checked with Mr. Whitehead about the Mexico City Trip. Be was very agreeable -- said whoever you and Mr. Smith thought should go (in addition to Amb. Washburn) would be fine with him.

Also. said OK to meet him in Mexico City.

Judy Thursday 10/12/72 TRIP 12/72

3:00 frank Urbany advises Mr. Whitehead has expressed the desire to take a trip to Mexico (for about 3 days). He will write a memo suggesting part of the week of 12/11. • Thursday II/16/72 BRIEFINGS II/29/72 AU afternoon

2.00 Mr. Whiteh.cad has asked us to set aside the afternoon of Nov. 29 for the industry briefings for his trip to Mexico In December. Messrs. Doyle. Urbany, and Washburn are arranging the appointments.

CC: Lorraine

•

• Monday 11/20/72 MEETING • 11129112 300 p.m.

5:00 Amb. Washburn has scheduled a briefing on Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 300 with Francesco Alberti (Country Officer for Mexico) and Bill Cobb, who has recently returned from being Communications and Transportation Officer in the Embassy at Ivieitico City. Tom Nelson or Arthur Freeman will accompany them.

cc: Lorraine

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• I 1 Thursday 12/16 /72 MEX. TRIP 12/72

4:30 EVA

Amb. Washburn advises they will need visas for their trip to Mexico. Would you arrange for them?

Judy IcNT o. AeIV 4,

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UNCLAS STATE 209995

SUBJECT: VISIT BY DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY*

1. CLAY T. WHITEHEAD, DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF Ta_FCOMMUNI.. CATIONS POLICY, EXECUTIVE OFFICE F THE PRESIDENT, WILL VISIT MEXICO CITY ARRIVING FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 8 AND DEPARTING WEDNESDAY EVENING Dc:CEmBER 13; ACCOMPANIED BY ABBOTT WASHBURN, CnNSULTANT TO DIRECTOR, AND STEPHEN DOYLE, OTPs

2. PURPOSES OF TRIP ARE FAMILIARIZATION OF WHITEHEAD WITH TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICIES 4ND PERSONNEL (GOVERNNIENT AND PRIvATE) INVOLVED THEREWITH, AND INFORMAL DISCUSSION WITH TOP LEVEL OFFICIALS OF 11 FACILITIES PLANNING IN CARIBBEAN bASINI 21 LATIN: AMERICAN COMMUNI9. CATION SYSTEMS AND PLANNING FOR 1 077 0 S: 3) 1973 ITU PLPNTIPOTENTIAY COvFEJ\ENCE: 4) I'JTELSAT; 5) OTHER sUBJECTc AS HOST GOVr_RPomENT "AY SoGGST, AHITFHEAD WOULD 6E PLEASED RECEIVE EARLY I\DICATI1N OF ANY OTHER 1.)- PICS SUGGESTED FOR DISCuSSICNI,

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GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS (AND SUCH OT!--IERS AS MAY BE APPROPRIATE) AND MAY DRAW ON ABOVE LIST OF PURPOSES AS APPROPRIATE: EUGENIO MENDEZ, SECETARY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION; mIGUEL ALVAREZ ACOSTA' UNDER SECRETARY FOR BROADCASTING IN MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION; cARLOS NUNFZ, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF TELECOmmUNICATIONSI AND HEAD OF TELEFONOS DE MEXICO. EMBASSY PERSONNEL REQUESTED PARTICIPATE IN MEETINGS. PLEASE ARRANGE APPOTNirENTS BEGINNING, iF CONVENIENT', WITH EMBASSY BRIEFING MORNING DECEMBER Ii. PLEASE KEEP EVENINGS FREE.

4• HOTEL PRESIDENTE ACCOmMODATI1NS ARRANGED BY MCNEIL STRINGER OF MEXICO CITY, FnRMER ASSOCIATE OF WASHBURN (TELEPHONE 525-1434). PLEASE CONFIRm RESERVATION STGEk ALSO HAS sUGGESTIONS FOR PRIVATE SECTOR CONTACTS. ROERB

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FORM DRAFT: SEDoyle:AWashburn:lmc 11/15/72

T legram to Embassy Mexico City:

Clay T. Whitehead, Director, Ofice of T'lecommuni- cations Policy, E;:ecutive Office of the President, will visit Mexico City arriving p.m. of December 8 and departing p.m. of December 13, accompanied by Abbott Washburn,

Consultant to Director, an-1. Stephen Doyle, oTP.

Purposes of trip are: Faliliarizatin of OTP Director with policies and personnel in telecolmunications activities, governmental and private, in Mexico; informal discussion of facilities planning in Caribbean Basin; communication systems and planning in Latin A -erica for the 1970's; informal discussion of issues related to International

Teirc mmunication Union Plenipotentiary C -inference scheduled for 1973; inquiry as to mexico's progress toward ratification of INTELSAT D-finitive Agreements; solicitation of GOM views on u - e of cmmmunications satellites for do-aestic and regi-mal services; and infrmal discussion of such other subjects as host government may suggest.

Whitehead wishes meet with top level telrcommunications government and imlustry officials for frank, informal 2 exchange of views. post, at its discretion, should alert appropriate government officials and may draw on above list of purpoqes as appropriate. Whitehead would be pleased receive early indication of any other topics suggested for discussion. Post requested arrange appointments beginning, if c -mvenient, with early Monday briefing at E.nbassy.

Embassy asked seek meetings with Eugenio Mendez,

Secretary of Communications and Transportation; Miguel Alvarez

Acosta, Under Secretary for Broadcasting in Ministry of

C-mmunications and Transportation; Carlos Nunez, Director

C.,-neral of T lecommunications; the head of Telefonos de

Mexico and other officials as may be desirable. Participation of appropriate Embassy officers requested in such meetings, if convenient. Post asked keep evenings free.

tel accommodations for party have been arranged by McNeil Stringer of Mexico City, f-,rmer associate of

Washburn. Phone: 525-1434. Please confirm reservations for Whitehead, Washburn and Doyle, Friday, D cember 8 through W dnesday, D' ceaber 13 at Presidente Hotel. .

Stringer has suggestions for private sector contacts. PSUrbany:lmc cc: DO Records DO Chron 7ctober 19, 1 n72 Mr. nitehead/ Eva PSU Subject 'ir:"ORVinP" PSU ReadinF Smith To' The nirector

Via: Bronlley

Tt;ror,: Frank Urbany

;lubject: l'rin to

In line with vnur wishes to 77,eet vith '-qexican connunicAtion officials in c!Irly Deeetrber, a decimion on tininc: is needel. You are now schenled to he in /lorV43, durtnr the first week in nthlember to attm1 the A.pollo launch set for Decenber If dircunstances per71t 4 ttv... -most' econfrlIcal use or your time would be to leave diroctiv fron 7,11ami on 7r1day, Deceber 1. Th13 would allot you to spend the wi,./Ven4 in qexico visit with officitils !Ionday :111,1 Tutmlay, and ret,Irn to ltshington Wednesday, Decemb6,r 13.

An alternative schedule is to leave :!ash1ngton7 7-Tonday, 7>,cernber 11, spend 2 wort'- days tn "exino Cttv, and return to washington Thur3day. ece!Flber 14. Any time after the second week in Decork_bi?r in not fPasible due to the thristnn8 holiday season.

If you will iricatr! whinh at your p.ref^r -to start th7s; trip, we will forr.ally a0v1ne the A7lorican Fmbassr in ''7e7.lco-. that your visit Tiln 1)4 coordinatei with tho Ne7tian authorttl. I'll also disctIss tho, trip with 7mbassy orfls while attf:7r1(1- inr. the CIL neetim7 in Mexict, City next week. knong the 7.(ivernInent- people you ,o111 want to nmet with are the 'inister of Corm,nnleations 1.nd Transports, 7entier. ftnd the Director lencral of Teleco,-,,,nunications in the 7ini3try of Co!TnunIcations and Transports, Abbott is working on appctint=7ents for you vith people fro!1 the privn..te sector.

Apnroprilte backgroun,1 hri,l fir.v7s and discussion topics aro einr orf:.;.snized. A schedule for the 7outh fi-7erican portion of your trip, corrzenein;4 about January 1 also tetng prepar9d.

Copies; Mr. Vashburn and noyle Thursday 11/9/72 MEETING 11/9/72 2:30 p.m.

12:40 Mr. Whitehead will meet this afternoon at 2:30 for about 15 minutes with Carlos Nunez, Director General of Telecommunications in Mexico, and Richard Black of the State Department.

We have rescheduled Mr. Th. ornell at 2:45. OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20504

November 6, 1972

MEMORANDUM

To: The Director

Via: Bromley Smith .1;tof From: Frank ?loamy

Subject: Mexico Trip

While attending the CITEL meeting in Mexico City, October 23-27, I was able to do some groundwork for your trip to Mexico later this year, both at the Embassy and with Mexican communication authorities.

Mr. Eugenio Mendez, Minister of Communications and Transportation, addressed the inaugural CITEL session. Afterwards, I had an opportunity to talk with Mr. Mendez. He is a former Director General of Telecommunications in Mexico and, thus, very familiar with communication issues. I outlined to him the possibility of your December trip and, in a general way, indicated its purpose, i.e. an informal opportunity to meet with Mexican communication officials and discuss topics of common interest. Mr. Mendez indicated he would be very pleased to meet with you and that he expected to be in Mexico during the time of your visit. He speaks English well and you should have no problem on this account.

During the course of the CITEL meeting, I talked at length with Carlos Nunez, Director General of Telecommunications as he actively participated in the work of the Conference, serving as Chairman of Committee I dealing with the Inter-American Telecommunications System. I indicated to Mr. Nunez that you would be accompanied by several of your staff who would be interested in discussing in a general way such topics as the ITU Plenipotentiary. Conference, frequency management, and other areas of common interest.

Initially, Nunez thought he might be in Washington during the time of your visit to attend the December ICSC meeting now scheduled for December 13. However, on the last evening of the Conference, he said that it now looked as though he would not attend the 4 - - • .4 ,

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ICSC meeting, but, of course, that his plans could change in the event that significant actions are to be taken by the ICSC during December.

On Friday, October 27, Tom Nelson, Dick Black, and I met with Ambassador McBride for about a half hour to discuss the CITEL meeting, but primarily for Nelson and Black to report on FM radio agreement negotiations between Mexico and the U.S. The FM agreement negotiations have been a drawn out process, but are now at the point where it is expected that the Mexican Ambassador will sign the agreement in Washington about November 9 or. 10. McBride suggested to Nelson that the press announcement accompanying the signing indicate that the agreement is a further result of the meet earlier this year between Mexican President Echeverria and President Nixon. (Actually, the agreement was to be signed at that time, but fell through because of last minute State Department concerns which have since been resolved.)

I took the occasion to tell Ambassador McBride of the possibility of your visit in early December and outlined its purpose. I indicated that the trip would be coordinated through the Embassy when the timing for the trip was actually firmed up. McBride responded simply by saying that his schedule through the end of the year was pretty full with visiting VIP's and that, in view of this, he regretted that it probably would not be possible for him to meet with you during your brief visit. (I also reviewed your trip with staff officers at the Embassy, Economic Counselor, Evelyn Fogarty, and Transportation and Telecommunications Officer, John Ammot.)

With regard to the signing of the FM agreement in Washington later this month, there will be a small ceremony at the State Department to celebrate the occasion at which officials from the U.S. Government will attend (perhaps Chairman Burch and other FCC Commissioners). There would be advantage to your attending the signing ceremony if your schedule permits. It would demonstrate your awareness of and interest in communica- tions issues affecting Mexico and the United States and would generally create a favorable climate for your trip to Mexico in December. Nunez indicated to me the possibility of his being in Washington for the signing of the FM agreement. If so, this would provide an excellent opportunity for you to meet with him (if you have not already done so).

In the event you would not attend the signing ceremony, would you, nevertheless, like us to arrange for Nunez to meet with you if he comes to Washington for the signing ceremony? v

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To: Director

Vi a7 '2',romley

Fron: Frank Urbany

Eubject: 07:1co Trip

While attendin, the CIT13, reetinF in -7exteo City, '-ictober was able to do ?1 -3-27, some groundwork for your trip to "exico later this year, both at the nrbl3ny and pith "ezin co-nunicntion Authorities.

::ugenio t!r. 9enden, Ylnister of Comminiaatlons anl Transportation, addressed the inaumral CITM nession. terwarils, I Ilne an opportunity to talk with tt,nde%. 174!? Is a former DIrector rleneral of 74 eleconmunicatInns in "- exico snd, thus, very co=unication farinar issu,r=s. T outlined tn hin the nossibi/ity of your 712renber trip and, ir s Fenlral larAy, i.ndicateti its purpose, i.e. an infornal opportunity tr., neet with 7-fexicnn conlnunication officials an discuss topics of con7on interest. , indicated Tenletr. he Would be very plarted to ru,)et with you and that expecte to he in 7extcry durinr, th* tirle of yr)/Ar vizit. speaks T;:np;ltsh well and you shotal havg% no proble,, on this account.

During the course of the CITEL mr,eti, I t111Tel at lenrth with Crlos :Tuner, Director :;eneral of Teleco7mqnications ns be actively participatecl in thr ImIrk of thiv rTonference, servin an Chlirran of Comittee I lenlinr! with the Inter-AnerIcan Teleconmunicntions System. T indicated to 7r. nunez ttmt you wyould be acconrAniel by severAl of your staff vho woull interested in discussin7: in a general way such topicI as the Plenipritentiary ITV l7onference, frequoncy 7anvt:ement, and other of connon interest.

Initially, Airltz thought he might be in Washinp,ton durin7, the time of your visit to attend the Decenber TC etin7 row schedul,bd for neccrber 13. lowever, r'n the last even3n7 of th,:! Conference, ht* sail thflt It now looked as thoupll he would not attend the ICSC rleetinq, hut, or. c.oursf,, that his plans could chan7e in the event th7it siP711ricant actions are to be ten by the T(SC durin 1)ecenb*r.

On 71.-0!1;ly, ')ctober 27, Torl tTelson, 1c1 lack, and T. r.et with Ambassador ''IcT3rile for about R half hoar to discuss the 7:VrEt, rleetinF:, but pri7lrilv for Jel.son and Slac r to report on 11 radio arrreenfmt ne7otiat4ons 1)tween- !lexlco and the, tT.. The PM•agreer!ent neotintiens brIve been a drawn out process, hut are now at the point where it 4 B QxTectel thnt the 7.exicmn Ambnssador will si7n the apTeonnt in 'iashinp,ton about 70venber 9 or 1.D. '17cFr11e sure,7'ested to . ne1s4:711 that the- presn announcennt acconyire7. the sirrrins,. ine.icate that the atrreenent is a further result of the meet earlier this. :ear between 7exican Presient 701rwerria an Presic'Acnt lixon. (Actually, the agreenent was to be si7ned at that ti7t'fe, but fell throurh because of last minute state Departnent concerns which have since been resolvt,Y71.)

T took the occasion to tell Altbansdor Mc7ridc, of the possibility of your visit in enrly Deceber anl outlined its purpose. I indicated that tho trio would be coordinated throw-7,h the 7mh,assy .Alen th* timimr for the trip ,24s aPtually firt:ed up.rtie responJed zinply by. sayin7 that his schdule throw7h the end of the year was pretty ri.:11 with visitinc: VIP's and that, in view of this, /-,e regretted that it probably would net be possible for hir to "Neet with you auringyur brief visit. (I also reviewed your trip with.,;taff officers at the 771banny, Foonor,ic Counselor, Evelyn Fogarty, anfl Transportation and Telecormiunications Ifficc!r, John inot.)

th reward to the sinlinr . nr thrf .17M afrrement in 'anhinton later this nonth, there will he a small ceremony at the 'tate Department to celebrate the occaton at which officials fron the Tj.r.. Governr:ent will attend (perhp Chairrn''urch and other FCC f'olnianionnrs), There would be advantar7 to your attending the sinintr cere:71ony if your sch9.dule perrit. It would demonstrate your awnrencss of :An4 Interest in comrminleA- tios ISRLIQS affectinp. '`exl,:to and the Unite f7trktes and would 7eneral1y creato'a favorable climate for your trip to e.,744co in December. -funo:!,7: indicated to re the Dossibility or his br.inz, In ',!ashington for th 5i7ninm of the 717reenlent. If no, thin would provide en r-)ycellent opportunity for you to rlret with Mn (if you have not already dorm so).

In .the event you youiA not Ilttend the micr.ninc7 coro!ronr, would • you, nevertheless, lI:e us to nrranp,e for Thinen to meet with yern if he. comes to w74.sh1.n7ton for the siv.ni1i7 ccrerory?

PSUrbany:lmc cc: DO Records Mr. Smith PM Subject DO Chron '7r. Doyle FSU Reading Mr. WhItehead'"-. "r. r)slund Eva 7r. Yashburn