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"'=~ 5224 {/JC) ACTION September 10 ~/ltJ()/✓tJI MEMORANDUM FOR RICHARD V. ALLEN
FROM: ALLEN J. LENZ ?&t9CJb~-
SUBJECT: Heads of State/Government Correspondence -~
Here is summary of Heads of State/Government correspondence from August 27-September 10. A memo for the President is also provided.
Presidential letters signed/messages sent to:
King Sobhuza of Swaziland's .Diamond Jubilee & national day
Incoming Uruguayan President Alvarez
Chancellor Schmidt on FRG · budget predictions next year
Nigerian President Shagari on Namibia
Pak President Zia on delivery o~ F16s/IAEA safeguards
Colombian President Turbay on treaty ratification
King Hussein's Aug 13 letter/hospitality extended to Viets
Portuguese Prime Minister Balsemao's inauguration
Condolence to Mitterand on French Ambassador to Lebanon's assassination
National day greetings to Brazilian President Figueiredo, Bulgarian Chairman Zhivkov, Guinea-Bissau President Vieira, Amir of Qatar, Ethiopian Chairman Mengistu & Presidents of El Salvador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala
Incoming messages/letters received from:
-- King Khalid thanks for 8/19 letter on Lebanon situation
Italian Prime Minister Spadolini '& President Mitterand thank for message on outcome Ottawa Summit
Austrian Chancellor Kreisky on additional refugee quota into US
Prime Minister Begin's response to AWACs for Saudi Arabia
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King Hussein thanks for greetings on his 29th anniversary accession to throne Polish First Secretary Kania thanks for reelection greetings
Korean President Chun & Uruguyan President Mendez thank for national day greetings
Lopez Portillo on Mexican-French communique on El Salvador
Thanks for Id message from King Hassan of Morocco & Iraq· President Saddam Hussein
Pak President Zia thanks for national day greetings
Overdue/Pending:
National day for Guinea (9/16)
Replies to Jamaican Prime Minister Seaga's letters on bauxite for strategic stockpile & US pledge for Caribbean Action Group #4878/2191 (with staff)
Congratulations to new Solomon Island Prime Minister #5193 (with you)
Proposed letter to Singapore Prime Minister Lee on Taiwan #4340 (with you) Proposed letter to Sgt. Doe regreting inability to meet/complimenting recent Liberian initiatives #5252 (with you)
Costa Rican President Carazo on tuna imports #4124 (with President)
Belize Premier Price's invitation to attend independence ceremony #4948 (with State) (e1 Attached for your use is a memo to the President summarizing a selection of significant correspondence patterned like the log of Congressional mail provided by Max Friedersdorf. The mail selected for the summary excludes the correspondence you have already forwarded to the President for his information. (..tJ1
RECOMMENDATION:
That you sign the memo to the President forwarding the summary Approve--- As amended--- Attachments: Tab I Memo to President with summary
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INFORMATION
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM: RICHARD V. ALLEN
SUBJECT: Summary of Heads of State and Government Correspondence Attached for your information is a summary of selected corres pondence from Heads of State and Government received during the period of August 27-September 10, which I thought you would find of interest. 3 ;, ,'. ~ .• _; ,. :. : :.,:,,,, .;,::;-.,:~ ... -.. ::..:, ,, ~ , .· :,. : ,. , .• ,~ i.:: ..., , ; V ,;_: __ >· ... ~.;;~:'.t.: ;, . CONFID:C:NEI'IM. SUMMARY OF SELECTED HEADS OF STATE/GOVERNMENT CORRESPONDENCE {August 27-September 10, 1981}
.NAME/COUNTRY SUBJECT
... Chancellor Kreisky Compliments US on increasing the number of Austria of refugees permitted from Eastern Europe and expresses the hope that, given Austria's role in transiting Jewish families from the Soviet Union to Israel, we will .. be generous in accepting additional refugees from Austria.· COMMENT: A reply is in preparation. Prime Minister Acknowledges your letter on the outcome Spadolini of Italy of the Ottawa Summit. COMMENT: No reply necessary. King Hussein Acknowledges with appreciation your of· Jordan greetings on the 29th anniversary of his accession to the throne. COMMENT: No reply necessary. King Khalid Acknowledges your August 19 letter delivered of Saudi Arabia by Ambassador Murphy and urges pressing the Co~gress to approve the sale of AWACs. COMMENT: No reply considered necessary •
.IECUSSlFIID .. .,Pi ~ \t~~rliJ, 5.,;f J:.e. /,,Va kl er !I l ~ fri:, Iv. jJr NA.~OATEfk I;;,..t)'/q CQ!iFif:l!:i WASHINGTON September 1 , 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR ALLEN LENZ FROM: JANET COLSON SUBJECT: Heads of State/ Government Correspondence Since Dick briefs the President on an ad hoc basis , I think we need to find a new procedure for bringing correspondence from heads of state/governments to the President's attention. I am attaching a copy of a document which Max Friedersdorf prepares for the President and which he submits via Dick Darman. As you will note, the Friedersdorf memorandum summarizes selected Congressional correspondence in which Friedersdorf thinks the President may have a particular interest. It seems that this might be a useful approach to follow for our correspondence from heads of state/governments . - ~ 4~~ · ~~- .· . ..l"' 1/... ' . THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 26, 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM: MAX L. FRIEDERSDORF SUBJECT: Congressional Correspondence ...... l . / For your information, ~ttached is the log of selected Congressional mail received on June 25. This correspondence is being handled by the Office of Legislative Affairs. / / • • )o .. .,:;\ 25 1981 PRESIDE!\'TIAL LOG OF SELECTED HOUSE MAIL SUBJECT CONNENTS ?.£ITERATES HIS SUPPORT OF CHARLES CLAPP FOR • REAPPOI~'TMENT TO THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE C0~1'1TSSION AND ENCLOSES A LIST OF SEVE~'TEEN SE~ATORS AND TWELVE HOUSE ~!EMBERS ALSO SUPPORTING UR. CLAPP DISCCSSES THE HEARINGS HE RECENTLY CONDUCTED ON TH£ SUBJECT OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN FOUR CITIES OF HIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN IDAHO. STATES THAT THE TESTIMONY GIVEN AT EACH HEARING ILLUSTRATED GREAT CONCERN FOR 'iliE PART OF YOUR PLAN WHICH WOULD REDUCE BENEFITS FOR EARLY RETIREES AS EARLY AS JAN 1, 1982. URGES YOUR CONSIDERATION OF CHA~GING THE REDUCED BENEFIT FOR EARLY ?.ETIREES :::.!....7L\"E:Y FRANK PROTEST THE DISPROPORTIONATELY HEAVY BUDGET ;,.:.so SIGNED BY: CUTS SUFFERED BY CULTURAL PROGRAMS IN YOUR 9 OTHERS BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS J~!ES V. HANSEN \i"RITES CO~CERNING "THE -CONTINUED ABUSE QF THE REGULATORY FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITIES . or THE ENVIRONHE~'TAL PROTECTION AGENCY". . QUESTIO~S THE POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF EPA · E~lPLOYEES WHO HA VE BEEN HELD OVER FROM THE CARTER ADmNISTRATION BOB PACKWOOD EXPRESS DEEP CONCERN OVER THE ALSO SIGNED BY: AD~HKISTRATION'S INTENT TO SELL THE F-15 53 OTHERS E~1HA.l\CENENT A.~D AWACS PACKAGE TO SAUDI ARABIA JO~ J. RHODES P.ECOM~lE~11) JUDGE SANDRA O'CONNOR FOR ALSO SIG~"ED BY: ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPRE~IE COURT BARRY GOLDWATER . •. • 5~CCE F. VENTO l"RGE THE PRE~IDE~'T TO .APPROVE THE REQL1EST OF ALSO SIGNED BY: THE STATE OF MINt--1ESOTA TO ISSUE A FEDERAL 7 OTHERS DECLARATION OF E~1ERGENCY DISASTER FOR R~lSEY ;.so HE~~"EPIN COUNTIES' ~HNNESOTA. (A TOR'\ADO STRUCK THIS AREA ON JUNE 14) P.E~"RY ""A.XMAN L"RGE YOU TO GIVE A HIGH PRIORITY TO HELPING · :\LSO SIGNED BY: 7HE JE\..'ISH comlUNITY IN SYRIA TO EXERCISE ITS 140 OTHERS RIGHT TO E~HGRATE ... . ,_ ' ~ ·. ,. PRESIDENTIAL LOG OF SELECTED SENATE MAIL ~'.E ~lBER SUBJECT COMMENTS • ;\:·oy BOSCHWITZ URGES YOU TO GIVE CAREFUL AND ALSO SIG~ED BY: . PROMPT CO~SIDERATION TO THE GOVERNOR OF DAVE DURENBERGER ~tI NN ESOTA' S REQUESTS TO DECLARE HENNEPIN AND RAMSEY COUl'\1T.iES A MAJOR DISASTER AREA =O B DOLE STRONGLY URGE YOU TO HONOR THE .;;:::,so SIGKED BY : ADHINISTRATION' S C0:1MITME NT TO ORDER AN 11 OTHERS lNVESTIGATION BY THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMI SSION TO DETER~HNE WHETHER IMPORTED MILK PROTEINS, Il\CLUDING CASEIN, ARE DISPLACING DOMESTIC MILK PRODUCTION OR INTERFERING WITH THE DAIRY PRICE SUPPORT PROGRAM _-: SSE HEL~1S ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE PEANUT ;1so SIG~ED BY: PROV ISIONS OF THE 1981 FARM BILLS NOW PETE V. DOMENIC! PENDI NG BEFORE THE CONGRESS CHARLES W. STENHOLM •. ,&.. ..• ' . . , NSC/S PROFILE C"'"OOFibENTl-AL ID 8105224 , .,,,,F'f1OV ,,c ~ · , C ' <--l , r 'S) 1 RECEIVED 11 SEP 81 13 or cLAss1r1 .,, " w ~ ct1 1-- ~I.,_~\~\ TO ALLEN • FR KEW/ORIE: HS Ar:MINISTRATIVE SUBJECT: HEAIE OF STATE / GOvr CORRESfONDENCE FM 27 Atx, - 10 SEP ------ACTION: FOR INFORMATION DUE: STATUS IX FILES ------FOR ACTION FOR CONCURRENCE FOR INFO ALLEN • LOG NSCIFID ( D I ------·--- ACTION OFFICER (SJ ASSIGNED AC''.lmj REQUIRED DUE COPIES 'TO ____c;;2 %, "'7.2 k;.-1>10?+;;;..Jz..... _ ~ e-V DISPA'ICH ------4 •. ., : MEMORANDU1i . . ,C~fiM--- NATIONl'i. ~f.'iffJir~UNCIL 00.Nl'IDENTIAL ACTION . .. MEMORANDUM FOR RICHARD V .. ALLEN FROM: ALLEN J .. LEN~ SUBJECT:: Heads. of State/Gove-rnment Correspondence (U) . . . Here -is summary of Heads of State/Government correspondence fr.om September. 10-18. A memo. for the President is also provided. Presidential letters signed/messages sent to: -- Costa Rican President Carazo on tuna imports -- Mexican President Lopez Portillo on Franco-Mexican communique on El Salvador -- Get-well wishes to Finn President Kekkonen Congratulations to new Solomon Island Prime Minister's election Liberian Sgt. Doe regretting inability to meet/complimenting recent initiatives · ' ' -- Nationai day greetings to Chilean President Pinochet, Papua New Guinea Governor General, Mexican President Lopez Portillo Incoming messages/letters received from: . Yugoslav President acknowledges condolence on death of Doronjski Invitation from Premier Bird to independence of Antigua & Barbuda on November 1 Tanzanian President Nyerere conveys African candidate for UN Secretary General Prime Minister Trudeau acknowledges President's August 4 letter on Ottawa Summit President Pinochet recaps Chilean state of affairs over la~t several years ~se~lof./P.B COMFIDEH'fIAJ:J Review 9/18/87 , ' - 2 Overdue/Pending: **National day for Mali (9/22) Replies to Jamaican Prime Minister Seaga's letters on bauxite for strategic stockpile & us pledge for Caribbean Action Group #4878/2191 (with staff) Reply to Yugoslav President on Namibia recommended by State J2745 (with staff) Proposed condolence to President Pertini on death of Italian Nobel prize poet Montale 15368 (with you) Proposed letter to Prime Minister Suzuki for Jay Keyworth to delivery on increasing Japanese spending on R&D projects #5347 (with you) Austrian Chancellor Kreisky on additional refugee quota #5030 (with State) Proposed letter to Singapore Prime Minister Lee on Taiwan #4340 (with you) Belize Premier Price's invitation to attend independence ceremony #4948 (with State) Proposed message to President Sadat on recent events in Egypt (with staff) • (Q) Attached for your use is a memo to the President summarizing selected correspondence for this week. {.J}-) RECOMMENDATION: That you sign the memo to the President forwarding the summary Approve__ _ As amended--- Attachments: Tab I Memo to President with summary THE WHITE.. HO USE. WASHINGTON S:483: INFORMATIO~ ,~: -~ ~~~~~ ~ .... ~ .... ;,..¥ . . _. . : .."- ...... ~ .. _:¥~ ...-!:· .:r_ "; ~bf'~1i/· ...·;:- · ~~ - -:1,_:r. - MEMORANDUM. FOR. THE: ERESIDENT FROM: RICHARD V. ALLEN SUBJECT: Summary of Heads of State and Government Correspondence Attached. for your information is a. summary of selected corres pondence f ·rom Heads of State and. Government received during SeQtember 10-18, which I felt you would. find of interest. eotfPIDENTIAL SUMMARY OF SELECTED CORRESPONDENCE FROM HEADS OF STATE/GOVERNMENT' (September 10-18, 1981) . . NAME/COUNTRY · SUBJECT . . ... President Pinochet Has• WJ:itten a. long letter recounting o:f Chile Chil.ean state. . of affairs over past years to· the present noting its achievements, ·goals and worries. COMMENT: A reply is in preparation Prime Minister Acknowledges your letter on the outcome Trudeau of Canada of the Ottawa Summit. COMMENT: No reply necessary. I ,, ' . -ee'NF ID.!N'f"I:M. · --- fV">l rr-t,...,-., ,_, . . " ' > ' - NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL 9/10 AJL: I have combined last week and this week's summary into one and have also included a memo for the Presi dent summarizing selected corres pondence. As I read Janet's note, this would be in addition to the regular summary of correspondence prepared for RVA. cjf . • NSC/S PROFILE' • COlllF IB5N'r'IA"t ID 8105483 ~, r RECEIVED 18 SEP 81 19 TO ALLEN FROM LENZ DOCmTE 18 SEP 81 ·' KExWORIE: HS SUBJECT: HEAIE OF STATE / GOVf CORRESFONDENCE 10-18 SEP ACTION: FOR INFORMATION DUE: STATUS IX FILES ------FOR ACTION FOR CCNCURRENCE FOR INFO ALLEN CCMMENTS REF# LOG NSCIFID ( D I ______.______ ACTION OFFICER (S) ASSIGNED COPIES TO ------~ / ¼,/_...... ,.~_,.__.,..__ ;;_ _ _.., ___ __ (7 ~J~ /j-______ DISPA~ ______W/ATTC'H FILE~ .. . ,,, . g~ fl ~ -,-~ la ,, _r [I 6 ~7/bladd-on MEMORAN'D UM 05"'~ JtO VIAv:ro-X T HE WHI TE HOUSE f /3§ WAS HI N GTON co November 25 , 1981 / ~0/0 ws r@/I ?l:7iJo £ --/L M.&~ORANDUM FOR L. PAUL BREMER, III Executive Secretary The Department of State SUBJECT: State/Official and 1~ork ing Visits II ..._U::Oll ...,.,.,-41. La.: ~•~~ This is . to confirm approval of the following State/Offi c i al · visits recommended in your memorandum to Ri chard. Allen dated November 23: January 14-15 Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabi a February 10-11 President Mubarak, pf Egypt March 25 President Marcos of The Philippine s April 19 Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands May 13 President Figueiredo of Brazil June 22 ·Premier Zhao Ziyang of PRC The following working visits have been approved. We will provide you with tentative dates as soon as possible: January King Hassan of Morocco March President Siad Barre of Somalia April Prime Minister Mzali of Tunisia It is important to clarify which of these working visits will include a luncheon -- and which will involve a meeting . only. /// ~ ~fr/Charl es P . Ty so n De put y Assistant to the Preside nt for Na tion al Security Affairs (Coor dination ) /7/_£Lf ffj7/[)£~ 1lf -~- .... - ....- -~--· .• ~ .. • .• - . - . ... . ~ ~.rr--~•/r"f .C: • ~>T."---::'"' .. ' .. ;: , .~~(;LS, PROFILE UNcom:·1n].Ntmt. . . . ID 8106279 a. -.,,, .,, OF IC(As.c:! wov.q ' :, - · CLASSlfl . \J1ovwiJ1l, l \"1.1~ I"\ RECEIVED 28 OCT 81 09 TO PRES FRCM HAIG, A rxx:m TE 00 . 00 ...... TYSON . 29 OCT 81 ALLEN 03 NOV 81 KEYWORIB: AP SPAIN ·!· '1,'~' ITALY PORTl.GAL I ; .,•·• GREECE BELGIUM .. SUBJECT: SCHEDUI..E OF STATE & OFFICIAL VISITS JAN - JUN 1982 ACTION: PREPARE MEMO FOR ALLEN DUE: 28 OCT 81 STATUS C FILES WH FOR ACTION FOR CCl\'C URRENCE FOR INFO . TYSON KEMP WETTERING COLSON FONTAINE TANTER LENZ .·•.: ,: RENTSCHLER . ,;,., CCMMENTS **CABINET LEVEL CORRESFQNDENCE - 3 HR TURNAROUND REQUIRED** RECD WW 10/29 1058 HR / RECD WW 11/03 0904 HR / ADCON RECD REF# 8129547 LOG NSCIFID ( C I D ) ACTION OFFICER (S) ASSIGNED ACTION REQUIRED DUE COPIES TO ---~ \ \fz] __o,_Qd.....,__...-an~--- -- e:,'Ci~ffi __ (fc 4¥DC\ ~~ 2.e.~- __ 1o 61o[Y)L(llj · DISPA'fCH W/A'ITCH FILE -- (C') 0 l 0 DOCUMENT = 3 OF ACTD TE = 1 125 ADDNUMB = CREDATE = 81 214 DOCDATE = 811125 DSPDATE = 81112 NAME = BREMER RCVDATE = 811214 RECID = 0 2 60 STATE = DC UPDATE = ZIP = 20520 OPID ws DOCDATE 11125 RECT YP OBA MEDIA 0 AME MR . L. PAU L BREMER III TITLE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ORG DEPARTMENT OF STATE ADDR WASHINGTON DC 20520 SUBJECT NSC 810627 STATE / OFFICIA L AND ORKING VIS TS C 0.JF I Elf!NT :U.i. SUBCODE co PROlO FGOll FGOO -12 INDCODE 1130 ACTION NS RSR 81 12 ATT CHARLES TYSON CT A 811125 END OF DOCUMENT . I' t, 270) q 33cJO T ~'t, Cv r , l 81 ---- Dear ~r. Badranaddy: Th nk you for your r,,..c nt lett r. and ap ro will rns. _ .Bakr thanks you once ag in for bri ginq your views to hi tt ntion. Si cerely, atherin Camalier s ff si tant to J ..es A. ak r, II ')( dy Sea (Ruma ity Sea) cc: Richard Allen's Office -- Please route for follow-up r .._ MEM ORANDUM 7005 THE WHITE HOUSE 1.i/c.1- ~ ~ WASHIN G TO N 11/5~ December 4, 1981 0~7.5~ ///t} ao iii) -~------~ ~··t rG INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR ED MEESE FROM: BUD NANCE~J~ . SUBJECT: Rolling Calendars Rolling Calendars are attached for the month of December 1981: Tab A - Overseas Travel of USG Officials Tab B - Foreign Visitors Tab C - Key Visits/Events Abr"oad Tab D - Scheduled IGs and SIGs w :;..z;.s~::;;:;;:az:wJtu OVERSEAS TRAVEL OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS December 2, 1981 Date(s) Name and Title of Travel Destination(s) · Subject(s) Secretary of Transportation Lewis Nov 27-Dec 7 Japan Meeting with Minister of Transportation and . Auto Officials State Under Secretary £or Economic Affairs Myer Rashish Nov 27-Dec 5 New Delhi Economic Meetings · Paris Development Fund Meeting State Director, Bureau of .Refugee . Nov 28-Dec 3 Geneva ICM Conference Programs Richard Vine State Assistant Secretary for Dec 2-3 Ottawa Consultations Administration Thomas Tracy Secretary of State Haig Dec 2-.4 St. Lucia Meetings State Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Dean Fischer " ll Accompany Secretary Haig State Deputy Secretary Clark Dec 2-8 London Consultations Bonn Dublin 1: I ' State Under Secretary for Security Dec 2..:.10 Mexico · Consultations Assistance, S&T James Buckley Panama · El Salvador Honduras State Assistant Secretary for European Dec 2-15 London Accompany Deputy Secretary Affairs Eagleburger Bonn Clark Dublin Brussels Accompany Secretary Haig Ankara Secretary of Defense Weinberger Dec 3-13 Europe Visit. US Units Middle East December 2, 1981 OVERSEAS .TRAVEL OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Page 2 Date(s) Name and Title of Travel Destination(s) · Subject(s) State Assistant Secretary for Inter Dec 4-7 Acapulco International Foundation oi national Organization Affairs Abrams Employee Benefit Plans; 27th Annual Educational Conference State Assistant Secretary for Oceans Dec 4-11 Mexico City Consultations & -International Environmental & Hong Kong Scientific Affairs James Malone New Delhi :i?aris . State Assistant Secretary for Dec 6-:--9 Ottawa Consultations African Affairs Chester Crocker Commerce Assistant Secretary Waldman Dec 7-10 Tokyo US/Japan Senior Review Committee Secretary of State Haig Dec 8-19 . Brussels Meetings Israel Ankara Pakistan India Cairo ji Morocco State Counselor Robert McFarlane II II Accompany Secretary Haig State Bureau of Politico-Military rr II II Affairs Richard Burt State Assistant Secretary for Public II II 11 Affairs Dean Fischer Treasury Under Secretary for Monetary Dec 9-10 Paris WP-III Meeting Affairs Beryl Sprinkel Qi ULJ;;JS!(i:;:e@ QJL . December 2, 1981 OVERSEAS TRAVEL OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Page 3 Date (s) Name and Title of Travel . Destination (s) · Subject(s) State Assistant Secretary for Near Dec 9 London Consultations Eastern &·south Asi an Affairs Dec ·· 12-19 Brussels Accompany Secretary Haig Nicholas Veliotes Israel Ankara Pakistan India Cairo Morocco State .Assistant Secretary for Economic Dec 10 Paris IEA Governing Board Meeting Affairs Robert Hormats Dec 11-12 Brussels Consultations State Assistant Sec r etary for Dec 15- .23 Bonn Consultations Administration Thomas Tracy Secretary of the Navy John Lehman Dec 28 Western Visit Units Pacific ,. ? FOREIGN VISITORS December 2, 1981 · Name and Title Date(s) Destination(s) Meeting(s) 1981~ Prime Minister Price of Belize Dec 2 Wa.shington Prime Minister Seaga of Jamaica Dec 2-5 New York President Kyprianou of Cyprus Dec 4-5 New York Dec 7-8 Washington The President The Vice President Israeli Labor Party Leader Dec 6-8 Washington Shimon Peres Polish Deputy Prime Minister Madej Dec 7 Washington The Vice President Secretar ·y Baldrige Deputy Prime Anthony of Australia Dec 7 Washington The Vice President 1982 Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of FRG Jan 5 Washington The President Foreign Minister Colette Flesch Jan 11-12 Washington of Luxembourg \: KEY VISITS/EVENTS ABROAD December 2, 1981 ~ame and Title / Event Date (s) .Destination(s) Subject(s) 1981 Warsaw Pact Defense Ministers Dec 1-2 Bucharest Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua D.ec 1-14 · Nigeria Guinea Mali Senegal Chana . President Duarte of El Salvador Dec 2-5 Venezuela Hemispheric Foreign Ministers .Dec 2--13 St. Lucia OAS General Assembly European Democratic Union Conference Dec 7 Bonn NATO Defense & Foreign Ministers Dec 8-:10 Brussels OPEC Meeting Dec 10 Abu Dhabi North Atlantic Ministerial Meeting Dec 10-11 Brussels President Mitterrand of France Dec 11-12 . Portugal ,l ·. East E~ropean Summiteers Dec 17 Moscow Brezhnev ' s 75th Birthda~ 1982- )ECD Executive Committee in Special Jan 20-21 Paris :iession 1BFR (resumes) Jan 28 Vienna :ommittee on Disarmament (convenes Feb 2 Geneva cor Spring 1982 Session) -IGs and SIGs Date Subject Chaired by Dec 4 IG Terrorism Ambassador Sayre r MEMORANDUM .. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON December 2, 1981 ACTION MEMORANDUM FOR JAMES W. NANCE FROM: CHARLES l? . TYSON SUBJECT: Rolling Calendars Attached at Tab I is a memorandum to Ed Meese for your signature forwarding Rolling Calendars re Over seas Travel of USG Officials, Foreign Visitors, Key Visits/Events Abroad, IGs and SIGs. RECOMMENDATION That you sign the mem✓ dum at Tab I. Approve Disapprove Attachments: Tab I - Memo to Meese A - Overseas Travel of USG Officials B - Foreign Visitors C - Key Visits/Events Abroad D - IGs and SIGs . .. ~ " ., . . ' Bl orc 3 P6: o6 JANET COLSON BUD NANCE DICK ALLEN IRENE DERUS JANET COLSON BUD NANCE PETER CY TO VP SHOW cc CY TO MEESE SHOW cc CY TO BAKER 7 SHOW cc I CY TO DEAVER \ SHOW cc CY TO BRADY SHOW cc Comments: .., ~S~ PROFILE ,. UNCV,SSIFIED ID 8107005 RECEIVED 04 DEC 81 11 TO FR~ TYSON DOCD\TE 02 DEC 81 \ 052733 KEYWORil3: All'1INISTRATIVE FOREIGN TRAVEL VISIT IG SIG SUBJECT: ROLLING CA~DA.RS FOR DEC ACTION: FOR SIGNATURE DUE: 05 DEC 81 STATUS S FILES FOR ACTION FOR CCNCURRENCE FOR INFO ALLEN C<1v1MENTS REF# f..OG NSCIFID ( C I ACTION OFFICER (S) ASSIGNED ACTION REQUIRED DUE COPIES TO -----c._ ,.,/4 cc~ W/ AT'ICH FILE ~ (C) ~ . I tvIEMORANDUM l THE WHITE HOUSE ,I 1 WASHINGT O N \1 December 3, 1 981 MEMORANDUM FOR L. PAUL BREMER, :CII Exec~tive Secretary The Department of State SUBJECT: Working Visits This is to confirm that the following dates have been tentatively blocked on the President's_ calendar for working visits with: President Siad Barre of Somalia March 11 King Hassan of Morocco - --- February 18 Prime Minister Mzali of Tunisia April 29 It is important to clarify which of these visits will include a ltmcheon -- and which will invoi ve a meeting · j I only. i ' CHARLES P. 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'"'"'Y~~-: :;:t;i~u~:~;t.';.!t:.£i..~ -::,1~..:~::r: ~~;_. ;. ~·-. _,._ __~~--~-~------~· .. ,! ,•. · , . , •.. \ .. .. t J" l~SC/S PROFILE ~ p. • r • ID 8106279 . -·· ~ ·-.::wtt ) -'Jt.i. ~- L"' ~ ' RECEIVED ~8 OC T 81 09 < , . TO PRES FRCM HAIG, A DOCIJ\TE 00 00 TYSON 29 OCT 81 ALLEN 03 NOV 81 ..~ : KEiWORIE: AP SPAIN PERTINI, AJ.,ESSANDRO ITALY MARCQ:3, FERDINAND E GREECE. BELGIUM SUBJECT: SCHEDULE OF STATE & OFFICIAL VISITS JAN - SEP!' 1982 \ ACTION: ·PREPARE MEMO FOR A~ DUE: 09 DEC 81 STATUS D FILES WH FOR ACTION FOR CCNCUR.~E FOR INFO TYSON KEMP WET'I'ERING COLSON FONTAINE TANI'ER LENZ RENTSCHLER .. ,.:•, CCMMENTS **CABINET LEVEL CORRESPONDENCE ~- 3 HR TURNAROUND REQUIRED** RECD WW 10/29 1058 HR / RECD WW 11/03 0904 HR/ ADOON REC'D ·- REF# 8129547 LOG NSCIFID ( CI D ) ------·-"------ACTI ON OFFICER (S) ASSIGNED -----~ /~ DISPATCH W/ATICH FI LE /2f December 2, 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR L. PAUL Blill.'1ER, III Executive Secretary The· Department of State · SUBJECT: · State Visits . . Refer.en.ce . your .memorandum of December 1, this is to confirm issuance. of an invitation to: President Pertini of Italy on · Ma,rch 25 . for a ·state Visit. President Marcos of The. Philippines for a · State visit in September: at a mutually con veni:ent date. Ct~y?:T~ CHARLES P • . TYSON Deputy Assistant to the President · for National Security Affairs (Coordination) ~ . f,~1 t " ~ i • f... I 8134874 ,.. '1 ,,, • • • • " - ~ ' . '' ·,;·• l . • ,• I •• '.,,, ; r.I ·~ ·~z;:µq , . ·.:. J . " I · DEPARTMENT OF STATE J I" " Washington, O.C. 20520 ' .. /'Ol-fr1nr~ j :• ,·· ~ . . -· . Bi DEC f PS; 27 December 1, 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR MR. JAMES W. NANCE THE WHITE HOUSE Subject: State and O£ficial Visits ,. Foll<;>wing up conversations between Deputy Secretary Clark and Assistant to the President Deaver, the Depart ment wishes to confirm the following: Italian President Pertini will b~ invited for a State Visit March 25 in lieu of Philippine President Marcos. (Your memorand~. of November 25 approved a Marcos visit for this date.) ', ,. ' ' t ,;- ," ,, ' Philippi~e ~resident Marcos will be invited for· i a State Visit in September at a mutually convenient date. (It is our understanding that Marcos would be the only state/official visitor in September.) We would like to inform both President Pertini and President Marcos as soon as possible of their invitations for visits to the United states. , 1 ~ : i L. Paul Bremer, III Executive Secretary ~l:' GDS 12/1/87 ,f\10 · ·•I .-·,·~·.:• _, - P 5 : '2,7 8\ OEC \ JANET COLSON BUD NANCE DICK ALLEN IRENE DERUS JANET COLSON BUD NANCE . - '·\· .... PETER CY TO VP SHOW CC CY TO MEESE SHOW CC CY TO BAKER SHOW CC CY TO DEAVER SHOW CC CY TO BRADY SHOW CC Comments: -I I ----- • -- ___ ..,,.4...,_ _ __- --,, ID 8106279 L• RECEIVED 28 OCT 81 09 ' ' . ) TO PRES FRCM HAIG, A DOCD\TE 00 00 TYSON 29 OCT 81 • ALLEN 03 NOV 81 KEYWORIS : AP SPAIN PERTINI, ALESSANDRO ITALY PORTLGAL MARCCB, FERDINANDE GREECE BELGIUM SUBJECT: SCHEDULE OF STATE & OFFICIAL VISITS JAN - JUN 1982 I ACTION: PREPARE MEMO FOR ALLEN DUE: 28 OCT 81 STATUS C FILES WH FOR ACTION FOR CCNCURRENCE FOR INFO TYSON KEMP WETTERING COLSON ·' .~, ,. FONTAINE TANTER LENZ ., RENTSCHLER CCMMENTS **CABINET LEVEL CORRESPONDENCE -- 3 HR TURNAROUND REQUIRED** RECD WW 10/29 1058 HR/ RECD WW 11/03 0904 HR/ ADDON RECD REF# 8129547 LOG NSCIFID ( CI D ) COPIES TO DISPA'K'r! ------W/ A'ITC' H FILE -- (C) DOCUME ,lT= F 1 ACT D TE = 1120 ADDN MB = CRED TE = oc TE DSPDJ\TE = ME = CVDATE = RECIO = STATE = UPDATE = ZIP = 20520 OPID ws DOCDATE 11203 RECTYP OBA MEDIA L NAME MR . L. PAUL BREMER III TITLE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ORG DEPARTMENT OF STATE ADDR WASHINGTON DC 20520 SUBJECT Nsc 8106279 WORKING VISITS -CQHF IDEN1' IM SUBCODE CO FGOll FG006- l INDCODE 1130 CT ON NS RSR 81 203 ATTN: CHAR LES TYSON CT A 81 20 RO 01 * END OF DOCUMENTS IN LIST - ENTER RETURN OR NOTHER COMMA D. UNCU,SSl\=IED ON fiEMOVP.t ~ '1 \ ~ OF CLASS! ·lEO tNCLOSURE(!;) \Ji,.I\ u ' ; , 1 81 ar i r. dr naddy: Th n you for your r _c nt l tt r. l pro ill cone rs. r. k r thanks you one gin for bringing your view to is ttention. Sincer ly, to II X (J, rn ity S , ) cc: Richard Allen's Office -- Please route for follow-up NSC/S PROPI:fi. UNCI'ASSIFIED ID 8106938 RECEIVED 04 DEC 81 11 TO BAKER, J FROM BAOOANADDY, GASWAD M DOCOl\TE 00 00 CAMALIER, K 03 DEC 81 KEYWORIS : MEAIS ISI'AND SUBJECT: SECRETARY OF FORN AFFAIRS FOR REPUBLIC OF MORAC-SONGHRATI-MEAIS WRITES RE SAFETY & PROTECTION OF ISl'ANIS ACTION: ANY ACTION NECESSARY DUE: 07 DEC 81 STATUS S FILES FOR ACTION FOR CONCURRENCE FOR INFO Cav1MENTS REF# LOG NSCIFID (C/ ACTION OFFICER (S) ASSIGNED ACTION REQUIRED · DUE COPIES TO ___ _Q_ ~ lw-~ h.,.~ •: DISPATCH ------W/ AT'I.'CH FI ·. / r~, ,.._ . ,"' .. '""• . . ... JANET COLSON BUD NANCE DICK ALLEN IRENE DERUS J ANE T COLSON BUD NANCE PETER CY TO VP SHOW CC CY TO MEESE E SHOW CC CY TO BAKER SHOW CC CY TO DEAVER SHOW CC CY TO BRADY I SHOW CC Comments: ' Republic Clf Morac-Songbrati-Meads Meads lslan9, South C hina S-ea (Humanity Sea) ' ' .• 0 1-; .' 1-'1.lbll( l J. Baker , Chief White House Aide The White House Was hi ngton , D. C. USA Dear Mr. Baker.: Our Govenimcnt is v1r iting to you about th? continued. aggressti>n ag~instt the Republic of Mprac~o~gl'lrati-Meads by thdtepublicof the Philippines, Conmunist Viatnam, Col1llllunist China and Taiwan. These countries have no right to occupy any part of the sacred territory of Morac-Songhrati-Meads. o~ country is one of theoldcst in theworld, having been formed in the 18i6s and originally called the Territory of Captain James George Mead, later the Terri tory of Franklin M. Meads, then thdeingdom of Humanity and now the Republic ot Morac-Songhrati-Meads. Captain Jam.es George Mead was British, Franklin M. Meads -was American, and the latter• s grandson is now thEPresident am Ch,ief of state. Other countries .frequentzy appear in the news and thus the av~rage citizen learns much about va,1•ious countries of theworld. However, Comnunist Chi~, Nat ionalist China, Philippines and Communist Vietnam suppress all nows about the Repub lic of Morac,,,.Songhrati-Moa.ds because it gives ri.':!e immediately to questions about toose countries• aggression and illegal military occupation of several ot our sacred islands - and the u.s. State Department aids this suppression because it does not want to face the problems, for which it has no solution-other than bury-, ing its head in the sand. Those aggressors were nevw interested in our territory, territ ol'"ial saelf., and exclusive JOO mile ecooomic zone until oil was found in our sovereign ju!'ii, diction. These aggressors are nothing but oil tht&ves - espec;ially since the Government of Morac-Songhrati-Meads has already le~sed all of its territory and territorial shelf and economic zone to American compani~s ax:clusively., two of which are the Flying Tigers Oil Co. Inc. and the Macarthur International Minerals Co. Inc. Becaase of tho hatred of the American pecyile tor vulturous aggressors, it is hoped that you will take all possible action to br~ng to an end the aforecited aggression; open diplomatic relations with our oountry; and allow our Government to establish a military base in the United States. You may not belitJVe the latter possible - but Russia is making increasing geopolitical progress in the ,;orld and will soon be in a position t o mount an attack in the Americas. If thooccasion was appropriate., the armed .forces of the Republic of Morac-Songhrati-Meads could act as proxy toops for t hdi'ree World in someplace where Comm.uni tit Russia, Viiltnam and their allies are also using prof., troops. This would be possible at a much lower oost than that. for American per- sonnel. Your State Department is too otten sympathetic and coeperative wit h the aggressor nations cited in paragraph one - usually because it ie bureaucraticallJ safe to be so The do-nothing posi tion of youIState Department will eventually result in ~he defeat of the Free World, and you should do everything possible to guard against the gradual sell-out of the American people and int erest by the State Department. 5 For your bet.t.er understanding and consideration several documents are enclosed ~e appreciatethe sympathy and sq:>port of many of your members and ho ps that one da • it will be unanimous. 7 The P~ilippine has no l egal or mora l right to encroach on our exclusive sov& r eign terr~tory. While i t h.e, sof ten criE'! ct out against aggressi pn in the past it i s not above t aking advantq ge ot a weaker neighbor. None of the stat ements'ot the FhiJjppine PREsr::~ . ·r:: - -:- I . , / -· --- -2- inToke the Philippine--USl mutual defense treaty to cover Philippine aggression. I.f this is allowed to happen, a peecedent will be set making it utterly impossible for other nations to trust theUnited States in any matter at any time, or to negotiate mutual defense treat:ies - for fear that such partner will then engage_in aggress,ion and demand that the USA defend the new territory as part ot tho territory upder · the mutua.l defense agreement. Tbismp.kes a tool of the American people. ThePhilippines, through its President, admitted that they have no right to be in or occupy any of the islandsof Morac-Songbrati-Mea.dsin southeast Asia. That admission should be enough for any moderately educated member of the U.S. Congress. You should not be misled by the propaganda of tho Philippinee about being the ally of the Uni'bed States. Maybe a allyability -but··not an ally - except "'hen the teed trough is full and open to the Philippines. An example is theVitrt.nam war. President Johnson asked the Philippines and its Pres:id ent (Marcos) to join with south Korea, Thailand, Austra.J.ia.., New Zealand and the United st.ates to protect non-communist,' South Vietnam. The Philippines and Marcos refused - but as usl.81 they tried to cr&- ate the appoa.ranco that it was a combat ally fully conmitted but actually only con tribut.ing a me~ca.l unit and non-combat en~imers - while receiving millions in •com• bat pq in do~s• :from the Uni-ed States. lf you will check with your General ~Accounting Office., you will find that tho lump sun check !ran the United States Gov ernment for many millions of dollars to cover the 'so-called combat differential• for Filipino soldiers -whibb the U.S. undertook to pay even though the Filipino soldiers in Vietnam were non-combat w~s encashed by a high Philippine Government official and depo~ited outside tho Philippines. TheFilipino soldiers involved were never paid that 'overseas or so-called combat differential• provided by the u.s. Governnent. Thisis the allrabil.ity that you can expect from the Philippines. And now that it is cuidllng up to Washington and U.S. Off icialdam again - you can expect that she is seeking a big pay-otf -- one that is in violation of Uni'bed States laws and a mmace to the American people. One of the reasons that the Philippineshas become more friendly in recent years is because the tremendousaumber of illegal Filipinos in the lhi'bed States in the first place anrl the many Filipino dissidents seeking asylum in tho U.S. · in the second place. ~he needs the United States Government to control tho Filipino dissidents in the U.S. on thoonehand and to tolerate million~ of illegal Filipino entrants t.o relieve the tremendous population pressure in the Philippinesin thesecond place. 8D1ug:U,ng Filipinos into the United Stat,as is a bett~r .solution to the Philippines, great une:nployment and excesspopulation problemo It is a better $elution th;m birth control, especially male stcrilizati0n conaid.ering developmem.s in India.But this is not all that the Philippines wants, and she will be back in middle 1981 to reao oven greater benefits - f0t- the use of onenaval. and one air force base of the United States in the Philippines. The continued o.xistence of U.S. military bases in the Philippines should not worry the United States Government and its l~dors - for they are very secure s.nd safe from elimination by any Filipino politit:ian. Thereason is that there is already a strong and ·widespread movement in the Philippinesto separate approximately ter: oro.;. vinces and a few western islands from thdJentral Government and declare their inde peodenc preparatory for requesting statehood in thelkl.it ed States. Thisindependent. a.rea includes the u.s. Naval, Air force and Conmunications Stations or Baaea. Thus the United States should not feel · that it is vulnerable to Philippines blackmail to force the United States to approve and protect the aggression and territorial aggran dizem~ of the Philippinesoutside the territorial botmda.ries of the Philippines set by the T rea.t31 of Paris of 1898 and subject of the u.s.♦ hilippinesMut'Q3.l Defense Treaty. In view thereof., it is respectfully requested that you pass a resolution against the arorecited aggression and urge the immediate wi thdra.wal of thoarmed forces ot t he aggressor nations - and that you demand that your President apply and suor ort such resolution of Congress. If you have any questions about our country, write to our Ambassador to the Philippines, Epifanio Villegas, P. O. Box 1094, Manila. I am your most Hunble and Obefiient servant., /~~( ,,1't {/~vl--<- 1--,::._I, p~/~ ' Gaswad Mua.hmed Badrana ddy Secretary of Fcreign A t'fairs \.ir: es : . ._;...., \ . • • ·..· · '.: ,, ·'' . ,: I , .,: ... 'I I \ .,, ·.•• ·1 . Q ' ! .... : ~ . . •J; .:-••., . .. . ., .. _"'' 11, ,3.1-~ 1 \,s ~., r~ • r ~l ~- -. ~ J\~ ~~ -~"' i , i '1Jf u"~lw :1•1fifl.e~Hon amt de l'r.lopnicnt t~ntnpat i '.: litm, r !:m:h c·•·1mtf8fion conducts an orular ln:ip f. · l·. unf:u· ti{'n 1:!·1,Jrct. ~,tiwu f1·01n left are Maj. N l· .· ~i ~: ··; l'.i!1•11,y f~vhm, chufrmnn, ZCU10 H: ICn. H••• ,d ' ;· ·L' ·.LJ_. ::.• i r 11;lc 1: t i-1 1i(l'.?'.J r.r; Ntmt~lo .0. Cn, c:o-r.'11frmru M1 .l_\i1 . , ,_J J :,·,·11th I' 1!«nN1~if.t-:1~ Col. lnm,s llnrher1, head 'of J 'f.l ·'•.Ul .,m,.'. ~1·; 0 ·,r,1 :~a;n/lWlft liho. ' . n_\f r.-,:-:, , 1 Al'I • ··--. l"Oll1i::1i, _,__ ... ,_...... _ .,,.- y V 1v u . . .. . • ' . 'l'ht Hctr"p0Ut1m MIi• ntfi Coin,nl!!ilon (.MMC) ,avo tho 17 mctropoUtr.m $! .. ·. $~rla!Vs :· .· -'.: · mayor• thrte wtCk!I wlth. :ru .,· &~J·t ys·. ', ,·. , l ' '. ,I •. . . ((."l)11 ti,11i;1d from ·.;r!I• : I) ', . ·• ··i.:. . :.. J ln wblch to clear dh!fOI and watcrw•J• of l'-lt'at. • U wren Vlctn:1111 ;mu , tho . pines, charaing t!U\t Ff U. · tcm ln tbclr nspoctlvt Phll!r,plncs b11t.wecn ,1,J1l ·. piun-')>onsorcd drlllln~: artH, ~ ...... \r ...... , , . , .... _ · , and 14 degrees nQrtb ta.· ·. <'Pc:ratlon; · bad . ~11110 ·. Mi\tC f,;cerutlve Sec .. . WED · ' ' I. tlludo, · . · , · · • . ..l.n tbe aroa er Lile.ten , ret.arl F.duordo It, Soll [ ·ll~ffOR" s f· · . Tho SproJJ.ya Ile ' q(f (Recd Dank)' of China'il man, Jr,. w11r.fl tho ordrr . Win J (, . th, c,st..'.tblfaJ1cd st-1 J.aucs. Namba . mstands . (Sprat., durtnc I conf erenl'n wlt.b J. ~nd, b1dncd1 Jt ·woutct be . Jys)." . : . . _. 1 , · . · •i th-«! n,ayor1 yc1terdllY pf. He ofd tb ,. l a rare rrnd marh,_r.r \\ho ,A !>ckli1g. foreign mt- v.rnoon. De11ldc1 th~ m11• forth. 1·,ar1.mga •11nr.rij"· .~lr .IS \'IIJl.tlll &•!!k Hs Sh!p 1!~11- . nlst~, statement ' ' sal PEO?LE'.S. NEWSPAPER YEAR XI 16 Page (S~s col.um n 4, below) ..., L__ ., {PAF to send 'expedition . . - I o Muni y Foreign office launches move to occupy at least one inhabitable isle; Garcia says threat to country must first be clarified -~•,. The Philippine governnwni rpny initiate shortly a move to occ:u py at least one inhabitable island in the general area of the Kingdom of Humanity for use as guard post against any acti\"it,v that may con• stitute a threat to national security. Vice PresidE:·nt Carlos P. Garcia, concurrentiy sec retary of foreign affairs. ;:estrr day said that such action on the part of the Philippine govemment would be warranted in the face of the situation. ·---: He emphasized, however, that • ! "the 1hrent must !irst be e.stab- -"' ·ion !li,;hcrt'' and the matter of ju- In .t .egr at ,ri sdicti~~ -t-~~s~ ~=~a~i~_::~· N l ( ' H O L S AIR BASF,-:- • • ,J un" :.:o -- 1PN Sl - A Phil- .' ec1s1on UA. . j ippine Air Force p1ar\e car 0 d v I rying a party o[ nine news- i paperm!"n Rnd Armed Forces : obsery~~-J~ of!.~.f i::an,1-...fuia · Rodrigu~z.:·,tates .I base_ early thl~ mol:llng ta ·!fl:. 1 ve:-it11?ittfJ a<- t, v •i •t11 •"''" .':.lf:f~lx/ii,• ·~~·-: .... , ~\~~.~ -~ - ~ - ... \ observers 1ook off from th.ii . base early this mornip-g . to,J~.. - .ftoclrigu~t s·lcrtes .1 , t., s+.i ;;afi, a cT i 'i· i t i es at the ~~rutial ;onferenee "Kingdc,m of H umanity" west of Pa!:11\·an. 1>~~ ~ IJ..u..i- L I o/ 7/ 7- - i t/ Marcos restates ,R·P · P-osition on Spr ley Is ands \ Red China, foi.r instance, 'de-rs al1l p,os,,essions Nationallist China as its The Philippine govern ment had admitted send ing troops to Freedomland, · which it claims· is not pa rt of the Spratleiys. Fr~ domland, · which Tomas • Oiorna claims having · die covered and occupied. is so.me 40 miles away from , t'he Spratleys. · It is only -Freedomland which t.he Philippi~ ia claiming by virtue Of Clo• ma's claim to right Of dis covery. Im his statement yester-' day. Bresident Marcoi- al so on!nted out that Free- . domland is not part of the · Spratley&. He aleo reiterated flhat the PhlliP.Pine position on the. Sprat!ley was that these J : ls-lands are trust terirlito- tues. and should not be oc oupied by any cou.n.try, tn cl'.uding the Philippitnes. ee,cept wtth the~oval o.f_; the oilier alhed .edr.' . ·-- rened l ;j, . .,.- 1 . ' ' a l , ; (' : . ____ .;, ' ,,... /Z,, u \ • i ! ' ' ·, .. ! 1 ':4. "::Jut -itftDU1 ! HOO \,. j .J,A[J l' (1! ,~ ~·' al<,;...... J id .;..~.'..lo' . ~ •.) "!t- ~ , 1 4'· 1' [' . . ness, 11ltho\4sh he will probati1 . dier on Ip the job. , This lefl.\'18 noho The attached reflects our ,meeting on foreign visitors. You will note that Gaston Thorn and Prime Minister Muldoon requests are to be decided this coming week. With respect to France and Yugoslavia, note guidance indicated. The information in this format has been forwarded to the State Secretariat and Richard Allen. - I .., DECLASSIFIED , ·-- ~ SEGRE.I, White HOUIG Guidelines, Augu~JS,J,i\97 ay_.-a...... ,--NARA, Oate ..::;;l'-'•.,_1,)...... - PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULED FOREIGN TRAVEL AND FORE I GN VISITORS The following visitors/trips have been approved by Meese/Baker/ Deaver after reviewing Secretary Haig's memorandum to the President and Richard Allen's memorandum to Meese/Baker/Deaver: Date Type of Visit June 8/9 Mexican President Working Visit Lopez Portillo June 19 Singaporian Prime Brief office call and Minister Lee working luncheon/private visit. (Alternate date in early July will be made available if this date is not convenient for the Prime Minister. June 30 Australian Prime Official Visit Minister Fraser *July 13 Venezuelan President State Visit or Nov 17 Herrera Campins July 19-21 Ottowa Summit Aug 5/6 Egyptian President State Visit Sadat Aug 13/14 Mexican President This meeting in Santa Barbara Lopez Portillo and has been approved in concept Canadian Prime and will be discussed during Minister Trudeau the visit of Lopez Portillo. The invitation should not be extended. at this time. -- Late August Israeli Prime Minister Official Visit. This invitation _ or early may be extended for Santa September (9/10)- _ Barbara or Washington, D.C. Clearance must be obtained from Deaver prior to issuance of invitation. September 21 Spanish King State Visit Juan Carlos --: ..:; .,,_ -•: Oct 15/16 Saudi Crown -Prince Official Visit Fahd Oct 22/23 North/South Summit - I Cancun yson ...... , ~ r , _sE:6RE.I SE,~ -2- Date Type of Visit Nov 2/3 Jordanian King State Visit Hussein *Nov 17 Venezuelan President State Visit or July 13 Herrera Campins Early December 1981 or early 1982 Chinese Premier Zhao Official Visit Apr 19-22 Netherlands Queen Beatrix State Visit 1982 Indonesian President Suharto State Visit The following private visits will be reviewed by Mike Deaver, with a decision due the week of June 1st: July 16 or 17 EC President Office Call Gaston Thorn July 27 New Zealand Prime Working Luncheon Minister Muldoon Visitors Not Approved for 1981 Nigerian President Shagara Brazilian President Figueiredo · Kenyan President and OAU Chairman Moi The Israeli Prime Minister Note: With respect to French President Mitterrand and . Yugoslav Prime Minister Djuranovic, i£ requests are received, it. is anti-_ cipated that responses will- be negati ve ... - I 8EeREI ' ' , 7 : LDX MESSAGE RECEIPT DE:PARTMENT OF STATE __. ... SITE B S/S # 11 c, 1 '=" -~, 1 LPX MESSAGE NO. CLASSIFICATION ~--- No. Page s _J_ t: ., ,,"~! : 4S .H ~L~_A_h~-f.E.c . -., ~ --?.../r - .s I_Of.f1cer name) (Or i:icc symbol) (-~~t~_n8's1o!:Jn~J., - . -- ·---,~?\ nOOm ~-':/! nu:-1'.:>~ · r)- ML SSAGE DESCRIPTION ___ - ----··•-•·------'LDX TO: (Agency) DELTVER TO: ~xtensicn Room ~c. LJ. _H • s,r. t REMARKS: FOR: LEN~ . ' ,. .. r • ... < I , ·. • •· ! . ! := • f- ~ ~ 1 I r I r.• , I I • '-, • :. ·' ~~ I : ' - ;-, I ~ 7 I !' I 1 ~. ·;·'s 1J :· 1 •.• - '~s. [>':'kl' - j l ' . ( . 1:: : . I _. , DECLASSIFIED ': :· , ,1.•;·1.... t .- . :, lj ·_ . ! I• ~;, ,,.._/,;.,. ·7·. Houae Guidelines, August la1} 97 ·._. C, •\ __ _ NARA, Date U?(~1 lJ ·- . ,., Ott~wa Econ0mic Summit ~~,1y 27, 10:00 a.m. :., ,-)nm 6824 (St-.dte D,:ot.) 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