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TRIPS OF 'mE ~.rnEm 1975 ~TlJ.ESS : -'~''''''''''''''"!''W'''''01ua:=-==:::NG==r'''''''V-AC''''A~TIONS AND \'JE!~K-F1mS: TRIP ----­Dl'."STINATION: DATE: STATLiTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: !llifu. MJLES : AlrTAY: MIlES : ~ ,.r~_,> 1. Grand Junction and Vail, Jan 1-2 1,867 19 Note: Going portion shown in 1974 travel Records. Colorado Wed. Jan. 1: Skied late morning until early afternoon. Worked in residence. Watched some football on T.V. Thurs. Jan 2: Returned to Washington D.C.

2. Queenstown, Maryland Jan. 19 5 Surr. Jan 19: Guest of honor at a gathering of the Chowder and Marching Soviety (Formed by Freshmen GOP members who ) came to Congress in the late 1940's) at the home of Senator Charles E. Potter. Tour of the 48 acre estate by Sen. Potter.

3· Atlanta, Georgia Feb. 3-4 1,130 26 Mon. Feb. 3: Dobbins AFB - Atlanta, Ga: Greeted by Governor George Busbee and others. Hyatt Regency Hotel: Attended White House Conference in the Phoenix Room. Working dinner with Governors, Selected Mayors, and Legislators. RON. Tues. Feb. 4: Working breakfast with regional representative in the Tudor Room. Remarks. Marriott Hotel: Attended (OIC) Opportunities Industrialization Centers 11th. Annual Conven­ tion luncheon in the Grand Ballroom. Remarks. Hyatt Regency Hotel: Regional Press Conference in the Phoenix Room. (Note: Due to inclement weather, the Press Charter was diver­ ted to New York (JFK).RON returnil1g to Washington Feb. 5th.

) 4. Camp David, Maryland Feb. 7-9 104 48 Weekend at Camp David, Maryland.

5. Houston, Texas and Topeka Feb. 10-11 3,005 36 Mon. Feb. 10 - Houston Texas - Ellington, AFB: Greeted by Kansas Colonel Donald Robison, Base Commander. Shamrock Hilton· Hotel: Greeted by Hon. Fred Hafheing, Mayor of Houston and Mr. Eric Hilton, Vice President of Hilton Hotels. Attended the Houston Chamber of Commerce Energy/Economic Conference .------. in the Emerald Room. Remarks. Greeted local GOP guests in the Presidential Suite. Working-dinner with Southwest Gover­ nors in the Walnut Room. RON. Tues. Feb. 11: Working break­ fast with media representatives in the Continential Room. J Remarks. Topeka, Kansas - Forbes, AFB: Greeted by Senator Page Two

TRIPS OF '!HE ~.rnE.m 1975 BUSJ~S: .1 .. w6'RK'I"";:s;:NG"""""'""".... V~A~CATIONS AND \f".r.:E"'n:-ENDS: TRIP D:ESTINAT]ON: DATE: STA'rDTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: NER. ----­MIoo: N1'TAY: MII.E..'3: ---­AWAY: James B. Pearson, Mr. Alf Landon and Mayor Bill McCormick. State Capitol: Greeted by Governor Robert F. Bennett. Remarks on Capitol steps. Addressed Joint Session of the Kansas State Legislature in the House Chamber. Governors Mansion, Cedar Crest: Greeted by Governor Bennett. Attended an informal reception and working luncheon with a group of midwest Governors. Remada Inn: Greeted local GOP guests at ) Presidential Suite. Regional Press Conference in Ballroom.

6. Netv York, N. Y. Feb. 13 460 9 Feb. 13 - New York, N.Y. Securities Analyst Building: Greeted by Mr. Arthur K. Carlsonn, President of the Ne"iv York Society of Security Analysts. Addressed meeting of N.Y. Society of Security Analysts. Fbrmal question and answer session. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel: President and Mrs. Ford greeted by Vice President and Mrs. Rockefeller at fonnal '--" V.I.P. reception in the Presidential Suite. Attended "Salute to the Vice President" Dinner in the Main Ballroom. Remarks.

7· Ft. Lauderdale and Hollywood, Feb. 25-26 1,800 34 Tues. Feb. 25 - Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood Intl Airport: Florida. Greeted crowd, no remarks. Florida Bible College: Brief re­ marks to crowd outside on motorcade route. Diplomat Hotel: Greeted by Mr. Irv. Cowan, President and Mr. Bernard Resnick, ) Manager of the Diplomat Hotel. Remarks to White House Confer­ ence in the Ballroom. Attended reception for working dinner guests. Attended working dinner with Southeast Region Mayors in the Congress Room. RON. Wed. Feb. 26: Attended break­ fast meeting with area media representatives in the Capitol Room. Remarks. Held Press Conference in the Convention Hall. Inveriary Country Club: Played in Pro-Celebrity Classic Golf .---., Tournament with Jackie Gleason, Bob Hope, Jack Nicklaus and Elliott Kahn. Attended Jackie Gleason Birthday Dinner recep­ tion in the clubhouse. Informal remarks.

8. Camp David, Maryland Feb. 28- Mar 2 104 48 Weekend at Camp David, Maryland. Page Three

TRIPS OF TI1E ~iD~~1 1975 m BUSINESS: .1 - wblnuNG VACATIONS AND \'JEr~K-ENDS: TRIP DESTINATION: DATE: STA'£U'TE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: NERo --­ MILFS: AWAY: .MILES: -AWAY: "-"~, 9. Soutn Bend, Indiana Mar. 17 llOO 15 Mon. Mar. 17 - South Bend, Indiana - Michiana Regional Airport: Greeted by Gov. Otis Bowen, Mayor Jerry Miller, Mayor Margaret H. Prichett, Reverend Theodore Hesburgh, President University of Notre Dame and others. Greeted airport crowd - no remarks. Brief motorcade stop in downtown South Bend to greet the crowd. No formal remarks. University of Notre Dame - Convocation Center: Attended ) University Convocation. Remarks. Presented Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree by Father Hesburgh. Informal meeting with student and faculty members in the Monogram Room (East). Meeting with members of the Academic Council in the Monogram Room (West'). Remarks to meeting of Regional Media guests. Morris Inn -­ Meeting with University Presidents, Board of Trustees and other guests in the Donor's Room. Center for

~. Continuing Education: Question and answer session at Regional Press Conference. University Library: Attended reception and dinner with governors Otis Bowen of Indiana, William Milliken of Michigan, Arch ~bore of West Virginia, Mills Godwin of Virginia, Julian Carroll of Kentucky and James Rhodes of Ohio. Greeted crowd outside Library. Received, from Quarterback Frank Allocco, football autographs ) by all Notre Dame team members and coaching staff. Worked airport crowd before departure.

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TRIPS OF 'IHE fRES'rDt'NT._ 1275_ BUSINESS: WORKING VACATIONS AND WEEK":'ENDS: DESTINATION: DATE: I TRIP STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: '-~. ­ MILES: AWAY: MIlES: AWAY:

10. Pal~ Springs, Bakersfield, Mar. 29-Apr. 7 6,874 217 Sat. March 29 - Palm Springs, California - Municipal Airport San Diego, San Francisco, Calif., No Remarks. Sun. March 30 - St. Margarets Episcopal Church: and Las Vegas, Nevada Attended Easter Sunday services. Service conducted by Bisho Walterstorff. Afternoon played golf at LaQuinta Golf Course Worked in residence. Dinner at residence with Mr. and l~s. Leon Parma. MOn. March 31 - Bakersfield, California ­ Meadows Field: Greeted by Mayor Don Hart, Congressman Willi ) Ketchum, State Senator Walter Stiern and others. Remarks. Elk Hills U.S. Naval Petroleum Reserve: Tour of the Petrole' Reserve conducted by Cllidr. Roger Martin with stops at a dril. ing site, pumping station, gas processor and storage tank fa Evening dinner at Palm Springs residence with Governor and M Ronald Reagan. Tues. April 1 - Morning golf at Thunderbird Country Club with Fred Wilson, Leon Parma and Frank Jameson. Collectors Corner: Joined Alice Fay Harris (Mrs. Phil Harri and Mrs. Delores Hope (Mrs. Bob Hope) in autographing cookbo with proceeds going to the Eisenhower Medical Auxiliary. No Remarks. Wed. Apr. 2 - Mission Hills Country Club: Present with mahogany desk set and letter opener by Mr. Max Gent, General Manager of Mission Hills. Played 18 holes of golf with Leon Parma, Jack Westland and Darius Keaton. Afternoon ) worked at the residence. Thurs. Apr. 3 - San Diego, Calif. Lindbergh Field: Greeted by l~. Peter Wilson, Mayor of San Diego. No Remarks. Westgate Plaza Hotel: Attended Media Breakfast in the Versailles Ballroom. Remarks. San Diego Convention and Performing Arts Center: Attended regional conference in the Silver Room. El Cortey Hotel: Remarks at White House conference. U.S. Naval Training Center: Greeted .r'-~. by Capt. A.G. Frank, Base Commander. Evening meal with recruits in the mess hall. April 4. Fri. - Met with Secreta: I Kissinger in the early A.M. Released statement on the Viet­ I namese Situation. (contd) ·1 ~' , 'l.,. Page Fiv<;

TRIPS OF '!HE ~iDE'NT.. 1975...... BUSINESS: WORKING VACATIONS AND \"[.BZ'J\-ENDS: TRIP DKCJTINATION: DATE: STAT~:TE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: NERo !:fILES: AWAY: MILES: AWAY: "--, The Geysers Geothermal Power Field Sanoma County: MOtor tour of the Geothermal field conducted by Dr. Carel Otte. Stops at drilling rig, producing well and geothermal power generati( plant. San'Fl','ancisco: Treasure Island U.S. Naval Station: Informally greeted crowd at helicopter landing area. St. Francis Hotel: Attended working luncheon with nine western governors - Calvin Rampton, Daniel Evans, Ed Herschler, ) E:lmund G. Brown, Cecil D. Andre~lS, Thomas L. Judge, Mike 0.' Callaghan, George R. Ariyashi and Robert W. Straub. Luncheon held in the Borgia Room. Attended informal reception of Bay Area Council in the Italian and Colonial Rooms. Remarks at Annual Dinner Meeting of the Bay Area Council in the Grand Ballroom. Sat. April 5 - Meeting with Secretary Kissinger anc General Weyand on the Southeast Asia situation. 18 holes of

.... -.--.., golf at the Thunderbird Golf Club with Fred Wilson, Leon Parm~ and Bob Phinney. Secretary Kissinger held a news Conference on the Southeast Asia situation at the International Hotel Press Center. Afternoon meeting with General Weyand. Hosted early evening reception for staff member at the Residence. San Francisco, California International Airport: Met Charter 747 bringing 325 Vietnamese orphans from Saigon. (Charter sponsored by the SOCiety for Protection of Vietnamese Orphans: ) The President was greeted at the airport by Doctors Alex Stalcup, Mark Oscherwitz and Robert Macaulay. Sun. April 6 ­ Golf in the morning with Leon Parma, Fred W~lson and Earl Blaik. Afternoon hosted a reception for invited members of the Press at the Residence. Evening dinner with Secretary anc Mrs. Kissinger. VDn. April 7 - Palm Springs MIlnicipal Airport Greeted airport crOlfd. No formal remarks. Las Vegas, Nevada - McCarran Field: Greeted by Senators Howard Cannon, Paul Taxa1 and Representative James Sarrtini. No Remarks. Hilton Hotel: Remarks at National Association of Broadcasters Luncheon. j Page Six

TRIPS OF !HE Im'SrDEN'l' 1972 BUS*~S: I WORKING VACATIONS AND \~-~DS: TRIP DESTINATION: DATE: STATUTE HOURS . STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: .~ '@fu. ------­ MILES:o AWAY: HILES: _AWAY: .-- 11. Manchester, Concord, New Hampshire Apr. 18-19 910 26 Fri. April 18 - Concord, New Hampshire - Grenier Field: Boston, Concord, Lexington, Mass. Greeted airport crowd. No Remarks. Manchester Mall: Informal Remarks to crowd. State Capitol: Brief remarks to crowd outside the Capitol. Addressed joint session of the State Legislature. Attended informal reception with State Senators. Private meeting with Governor Thompson. Highway Hotel: Remarks at White House Conference in the State Room. Attendee ) reception for Regional Media Representatives in Pierce Hall. Boston, Massachusetts: Old North Church: Remarks at ceremony honoring Paul Revere's ride on April 18, 1775. Remain over­ night at Colonnade Hotel. Sat. April 19 - Concord, Mass. ­ North Bridge Area (Site of the first shot fired during the Revolutionary War). Remarks at Bicentennial ceremonies. Laid wreath at Minute Men Statue.

12. New Orleans, Louisiana Apr. 23 2,164 17 Wed. April 23 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Moisant Field: Greeted by Gov. Edwin Edwards, Lt. Gov. James Fitzmorris and and Mayor MOon Landrieu. No remarks. Site of F. Edward Hebert Library: Remarks at Groundbreaking Ceremonies Edward Hebert Library. Fairmont Hotel: Remarks at 73rd Annual Navy League Convention in Imperial Ballroom. "New Era" Semi­ ) Submersible Off-Shore Oil Drilling Rig: Greeted by Donald E. MCNahon, President Diamond M Corp. and James E. Lee President Gulf Oil Corporation. Escorted tour of the "New Era" conductec Glen F. Miller, Executive Vice President Op~rations, Diamond ~ Corporation. Tulane University-Field House: Remarks to TulanE University Student Body.

"13. New Haven, Connecticut Af;" eli" 650 6 Fri. April 25 - New Haven, Connecticut: Tweed~New Haven (Yale Law School) Airport: Greeted by Gov. Ella Grasso, Mr. Tom Grasso and Dr. Irvin Grandville, Grand "Old Man" of Westport, Conn. No Remar~ Yale University Rotunda: Attended informal reception in the President's Room. Signed University Guest Book. Remarks to Yale Sesquicentennial Convocation Dinner. Page Seven

TRIPS OF '!HE fRm'.mE:Nr__ ..l975:r BUS INESS : WORKING VACATIONS AND \VEEK-END•.S: TRIP DESTINATION: DATE: NERo ---.--­ STA'£lJ'TE" HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: MILES: AWAY: l-iII.ES: ~ 14. Winchester, Virginia May 2 110 4 Fri. May 2 - Winchester, Virginia - Handley High School: Participated in the 48th Annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Crowned Susan Ford Queen of the festival. Participated in Firemen Parade.

15. Norfolk, Vi!ginia May 3 335 3 Sat. May 3 - Norfolk, Virginia - Naval Air Station: Greeted by Capt. William S. Thompson, USN, Naval Air Station ) Commanding Officer. No Remarks. U.S.S. NIMITZ - Pier 12: Greeted by Captain Bryan Compton, USN, USS Nimitz Commanding Officer, Admiral Ralph W. Cousins, USN, CINCLANTFLT, Representatives Thomas N. Downing and G. William Whitehurst. Remarks at Commissioning Ceremony. Cut COlnmissioning Cake.

16. Locust Grove; Virginia May 10 98 6 Sat. May 10 - Locust Grove, Virginia - Lake of the Woods Country Club: Participated in the Lee Elder Celebrity Pro-Am tournament. Played 18 holes with Lee Elder, Jim Wiechers and Comedian Flip Wilson.

17· Camp David, Maryland May 10 116 23 Weekend at Camp David, Maryland.

18. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 18 250 7 Sun. May 18 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - University of ) Pennsylvania Museum: Attended informal reception for luncheon guests in the Rotunda. Attended luncheon in "Upper Egyptian Gallery". Philadelphia Civic Cente:c: Addressed 219th Commencement Exercises in the Auditorium of the Civic Center. Received an Honornry Degree. Marriott Motor Hotel: Attended "Friends of Lubavitch" reception honoring Senator Hugh Scott. 1 Brief Remarks.

19. Charlotte, North Carolina May 20 690 4 I, Tues. May 20 - Charlotte, North Carolina - Douglas Municipal Airport: Greeted by Congressman James Martin and Brigadier General Willianl J. Payne, North Carolina Air National Guard I Commander. No Remarks. Freedom Park: Remarks to Charlotte - J Mecklenburg Bicentennial "Freedom Day Celebration". Douglas Municipal Airport: Presented with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Bi­ centennial commemorative coin by A. Grant Whitney. Page Eight

TRIPS OF 'lHE htEZ'mE.'NT 1975 BTJSJ;.~S: 1 -­ WORKING VACATIONS AND \'JEEI(-END~: TRIP ~l!."'STINftTION: DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: NERo ?vULES : ~AY: l-ITloE) : AWAY: 20. Camp David, Maryland May 24 104 ~ Return by auto on May 25.

21. Brussels, Belgium; Madrid, Spain; May 28-June 4 11,130 161 May 28, Wed. Andrews AFB, Maryland: Remarks at Departure Ceremonies. Salzburg, Austria; Rome, Italy; Brussels, Belgium - Zavantem Airport: Formal arrival ceremony. Greeted State of Vatican City by King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola. Review of Military School Cadets and Troops. Remarks. Greeted dignitaries of the Belgium Govt., legis­ lative leaders, officials of NATO and SHAPE and senior members of the ) U.S. community in Brussels in the Salone de Honour. Royal Palace: Met with King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola in the Salon Goya. Met with Belgian Officials in the Petit Salon Blanc. Thur. May 29 - Embassy Residence: Working breakfast with Prime Minister Gaston Thorn of lux­ embourg. Meetings with Prime Minister Constantine Caramanlis of Greece and Prime Minister Sulegman Demirel of Turkey. Working luncheon with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of West Germany. Meeting with Prime Minister Anker Jorgensen of Denmark and Prime Minister Vasco Dos Santos Goncalve~ of Portugal. NATO Headquarters: Attended opening session ceremonies in Ceremonial Room 16. Official NATO portrait of Heads of State taken in the foyer. Remarks to Ordinary Session of the Council. The President was accompanied by Ambassador Bruce and Secretary Kissinger. Press conference held by Dr. Kissinger at Brussels Sheraton Hotel. Royal Palace: Greeted by King Baudouin. Greeted Heads of ~lgium Government and Cabinet in the Antechamber. Attended State Dinner in the Dining ) Hall. Meeting with Prime Minister Giscard d'Estaing. Fri. May 30 ­ Embassy Residence: Working breakfast with Prime Minister Harold Hilson of Great Britain. Foreign Secretary Callaghan and Sir John Hunt. NATO Headquarters: Attended NATO Ordinary Session in Conference Room Ie i I I Buffet luncheon with Ambassador Bruce, Secretary Kissinger and other I U.S. delegates. Meeting with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in the I Secretary General's Conference Room. Met with Icelandic Delegation of Prime Minister Geir Hallgrimsson und Foreign Minister Einar Agustsson. I, &nbassy Residence: Meeting with Prime Minister Trygue Bratelli of Norway. Meeting with European Community Commission President Francois I Xavier Ortoli of Italy. Brussels Sheraton Hotel: Held Press Conferenc~ in the Press Center. Dinner with Mrs. Ford at tlA L'Epauel de M:mton" .i afterward a short walk to the Old Square. Sat 0 May 31 - Zavantem

Airport: No Departure Ceremony 0 WE-drid, Spain - :&trajas Airport: Page Nine

TRIPS OF 'II-IE ~iJ)~'N'r 1975 BUSI~S : 'j --WO==R~16:§N':':':'G-:'V~A"="CATIONS AND 1rITEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTn~ATION: DATE: STA'fDTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATICIN: 1m&. - MILES: --AWAY: :t-IT.I.ES: -AWAY: -­ --... Greeted by Generalissimo and Mrs. Franc~sco Franco and other dignitarie: Remarks at formal arrival ceremony Review of honor guard. Cibeles, M3.drid: Presented with key to the city by Miguel Angel Garcia-wmas, M3.yor of Madrid. Remarks. Mbncola Palace: Introduced to Palace Staff by Secretary of the civil Householdo El Pardo Palace: Greeted by Generalissimo and Mrs. Franco in the Goya Room. Head to head meeting ) with Generalissimo Franco, Prime Minister Arias and Foreign Minister Cortina, Secretary Kissinger also present. Mbncola Palace: Working luncheon in the Salon de Columnas. Exchange of Toastso Coffee on the terrace o Met with Prince Juan Carlos and Princess Sofia in the Palace Library. Greeted American mission personnel and dependents in front of Mbncola Palace before departing. Royal Palace (Palacio de Oriente) Greeted by Generalissimo and Mrs. Franco in the Salon de Tenierso Greeted dinner guests in the Salon de Columnaso State dinner --, in the State Dining Roomo Exchange of Toasts. String Concert in the Salon de Conciertos after dinner. Sun. June 1 - Salesas Reales Church:

Attended services with Ambassador and Mrso Wells Stabler 0 Sermon by Father Emiliano Perez o Brief' tour of adjoining cloister. Barajas Airport: VIP lounge: Farewell to assembled dignitaries. Remarks at formal departure ceremony. Salzburg. Austria - Salzburg Airport j Remarks at formal arrival ceremonies. Greeted by Chancellor and Mrs o ) BrUno Kriesky, Foreign Minister Erich Bielka, Ambassador and Mrs. Wiley J. Buchanan and others. Schloss IQesheim: Head to head meeting with Chancellor Kriesky. Schloss Fuschl: Greeted by, President Anwar Sadat. Greeted official Egyptian party and other luncheon guests on

the patio. Working luncheon with President Sadat. Toast 0 The I Residenzj Head to head meeting with President Sadat. Also present wert Secretary Kissinger, Under Secretnr~ Joseph Sisco, Egyptian Vice President MUhammad Husni Mubarak and Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy. 1 Evening greeted by Dro Lukas Beroldinger Chief of Protocol prior to I State dinnero Greeted guests at reception in the Knights Room. Attende< I State Dinnero Exchange of Toastso MbndaYJ June 2 - The Residenz: Head -j to head meeting with President Sadato Afternoon second head to head meetingo Question and Answer session with the Press in Courtyard o~ the Resid~nzo Mbtorcade to Schloss Klesheim accompanied by President· Page Ten

TRIPS OF 'IHE rR&rinE~"T_. 1~75 _ TRIP DESTINt\TION: DATE: ~tNJBS: '1 . WORKING VACAT)]N,S AND \'JEEK-~: NBR,,!. ------STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: -­ MILES: AWAY: MIl.ES: AWAY: ­ r-"~. Sadat. Schloss Klesheim: Presidents greeted guests in the second floor reception room. Working luncheon with President Sadat. Toasts. Meeting with Chancellor Kreisky. Private dinner with Mrs. Ford. Tues. June 3 - Salzburg, Airport: Formal departure ceremonies. No Remarks. Rome, Italy - Ciampino Airport: Formal Arrival Ceremony. Greeted by Ambassador and Mrs. Oriandi Contucci, Ambassador and Mrs. ) John Volpe and others. Quisinale Palace: Greeted by President and Mrs. Giovanni Leone. Reviewed honor guard and greeted officials of Italian Government. Remarks. Met with President Leone at Sala di Durse Expanded meeting with Prime Minister Aldo MOro, Foreign Minister . Mariano Rumor, Secretary Kissinger, Ambassador Volpe and other officia] in the Sala Degli Arazzi. State luncheon in the Salone Della Feste. Toasts. Coffee in the Sala Degli Specchi with President and Mrs. .--.. Leone. Villa Madama: Greeted by Prime Minister MOro, President of thE Council of Ministers and attended expanded discussions with counterpart groups. Vatican City: Greeted by Bishop Jaques Martin. Prefect of the Pontifical Household and accompanied to the Antechamber of the Papal Apartments. Met with Pope Paul VI in the Papal Library. Remark:: and exchange of gift. Ora Tario de San Pletor: Greeted U.S. Embassy personnel and dependents and North American College Faculty and ) students. Leonardo da Vinci Airport: Met by President Leone. Remark:: at formal departure ceremonies.

22. West Foint, New York June 4 642 4 June 4 - USMA, Participated in 1975 Graduation Exercise. Remarks.

23. Fort Benning, Georgia June 14 1320 9 Sat. June 14 - Fort Benning, Georgia - Lawson Army Airfield: Greetec by ~bjor General Thomas M. Tarpley, Commanding General. Infantry Hall: Introduced by General Tarpley to Event Co-sponsors, Mr. James ,6'-'_ I Woodruff, National Association of the U.S. Army, President; Mr. i I Joseph Windsor, President of the Local'Chapter of the National I Association of the U.S. Army; Mr. Charles Daley, Chairman of the I Columbus Bicentennial Steering Committee. Escorted to platform and introduced by General Tarpley. Remarks. Reviewed troops. Victory ·1 Fond: Greeted by Colonel James M. Bowers, Ranger Department Director Page Eleven

TRIPS OF '!HE fREs"'!DE,'NT J,.212 Bqe1...~~S: 'j 'W6R~Kr~N~G~V~A~CA:C::TIONS AND vm~K-ENDS: TRIP DESTINA.TION: DATE: S'l'A'r~TE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: ~ --.­ -- MILES:. --­AWAY: NILES: -AWAY: . ~.-----.~. Observed- "Rangers in Action" demonstration, greeted participants. Remarks. Eubanks Field: Observed Airborne demonstration and greetec participants. Presented "Iron Mike" trophy by Major Ken Jolillston. Holiday Inn: Greeted by Mack Mattingly, Georgia GOP Chairman. Attended informal GOP Reception. Lawson Army Airfield: Presented

"Infantryman statue II by M} Tarpley. Informal Remarks. ) 24. Camp David, Maryland June 14, 15 104 27 Weekend at Camp DaVid, Maryland.

25. Camp David, Maryland June 21, 22 116 27 Weekend at Camp David, Maryland.

26. Cincinnati & Cleveland, Ohio July 3, 1975 1030 11 Sat. July 3 - National Environmental Research Center; Cincinnati. Spoke at dedication ceremonies adjacent to ----.. University of Cincinnati Campus and unveiled cornerstone. Met with EPA officials in Environmental Research Center Conference Room. Stouffers Inn; Staff time. Walked to Cincinnati Convention Center and greeted dais guests in reception room. Addressed Ohio River Valley White House Conference. Cleveland­ Sheraton Hotel; Attended Cuyohoga County reception in Whitehal: Room. Addressed Cuyohoga County Fund Raising Dinner in Grand Ballroom. Met with Cuyohoga County GOP officials. ) 27. Baltimore and Camp David, July 4-5 152 21 Fri. July 4 - Fort McHenry: Spoke at Fifth Annual "9tT Country' Maryland celebration at Fort McHenry National Monument and Hrstoric Shrine, which included naturalization ceremony for 41 new

I citizens. Observed fireworks display and flag raising ceremon: I Sat. July 5 - Camp DaVid, Maryland. Met with President Suhart( of Indonesia. ,----. I I, 28. Traverse City, Michigan; July ll, 12, 13 2,027 57 Fri. July 11 - Cherry Capital Airport - Traverse City, Mich. Chicago, Illinois; and I Greeted by Governor and Mrs. William G. Milliken and Mayor ~~ckinac Island, Michigan I Diane Gilbo. Participated in Cherry Royale parade and worked I crowd. Informal Remarks. Attended informal reception hosted j by Senator and Mrs. Griffin at their residence. Chicago O'Hare Field; Met by Lto Colonel William McQuade, Base Page Twelve

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Commander, Air National Guard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abboud, Member, Mid-American Committee, Mro and Mrso Karnes, Member, Mid - American Committee. No Remarks o Meigs Field: Greeted by Mayor and Mrso Daly. Palmer House - Attended special reception in state Room, informal reception in Red Lacquer Roomo Attended dinner hosted by Mro Thomas Miner, President, ) Mid-American Committeeo Remarks. Sat. July 12 - Palmer House Attended informal GOP breakfast, held press conference in Adams Roomo McCormick Place - Greeted by Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Alexander, President, Chicago State University, and otherso Informally greeted graduating students in robing area and faculty members in the Green Roomo Received citatio from Jeffrey R. Ladd, Chairman of the board of Governors, Chicago State University. Accepted Honorary Doctorate Degree

Remarks 0 Traverse City Golf and Country Club; Played nine holes of golf with Senator Griffin and others. Presented

tournament trophieso Remarks 0 Attended informal Walter Hagen Golf Tournament Banquet. Interlochen Arts Academy. Attended performance-made brief informal remarks after performance. Mackinac Island; Spent night in Governor1s Mansion. Sun. July 13 - Mackinac Island - Rode carriage to ) Grand Hotel to attend Sixth Circuit Conference breakfast hosted by Albert Engel, United States Sixth Circuit Judge. Returned to Governor1s Mansion by carriage., Attended service at Trinity Episcopal Church. Greeted by Reverend Roland Raham. Played tennis with Governor Millikeno Played nine holes of golf.

29. Camp David, Maryland July 19-20 104 48 Weekend at Camp David. Page Thirteen

TRIPS OF 'lHE fRFs"iDENT 1975 BUSINESS: -WO='R:",;,,"Kr""'N'"""G""'"V-A....CA.....TIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTIN~TION: I DATE: S'rA'r"'ftTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: NBR..!. ------MILES : -AWAY: NILES: -AWAY: 30. Federal Republic of Germany - July 26 - Aug 4 13,526 231 Sat. July 26: Andrews AFB: Farewell Remarks. Bonn/Cologne Polish People's Republic ­ Airport. Met by chief of Protocol and Mrs. Joachim Scholler Republic of Finland - Socialist and Ambassador and Mrs. Martin J. Hillenbrand at Noervenick Republic of Romania and Military Airport. Minimum of ceremony. Schloss Gymnick: Met Socialist Federal Republic of by military honor guard. Sun. July 27: Palais Schaumburg: Yugoslavia. Greeted by Chancellor Schmidt and wife - formal reception ­ working lunch. Kirschgoens: Attended 1st. Brigade (3rd. Armd. ) Div. USA) picnic.Greeted by Colonel IDuis C. Wagner and Gen. and Mrs. Alexander Haig. Walked through picnic area - boarded M-60 American tank. Chatted with crew members and others, watched volley ball game - sipped beer with troops - Remarks: Awarded personnel following day off - worked crowd - returned to 'residence. Federal Chancellery: Met by Chancellor and I~s. Schmidt - Walked to Villa Hammersclunidt - greeted by President and Mrs. Walter Scheel. Saluted by Federal Border Defense Force. Rhine River Park: Greeted by crowd of about 5,000 ­ Town band played "Stars and Stripes Forever" - Signed "Golden Book" - spoke beiefly - greeted by several wine maidens and 1975 Wine Queen. Boarded Ms. Drachenfels for river cruise and dinner. Linz: Greeted by Bugermeister Hans Breitenbach. Made return trip to Rhine River Park thence returned to ) residence. MOn. July 28 - Schloss Gymnick- Working breakfast with Chancellor Schmidt. Bonn/Cologne Airport: Departure ceremony - remarks. Okecie Airport, Warsaw: Met by 1st. Secretary and Mrs. Gierek, Ambassador and Mrs.' Davies, Chair­

man of the Council of Ministers and Mrs. Piotr Jaroszewicz J Chairman of the Council of State and Mrs. Henryk Jablonski. Arrival Ceremony - Remarks - Viewed honor guard. Wilanow Palace: Sipped wine and mineral water at welcome ceremony ­ , laid wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Victory i I Square and signed memorial book. ·Palace of Council of ~linis­ I ters: Attended luncheon - walked to garden for coffee and entertainment. Old Town: Escorted on walking tour of Old Town I by Mr. Szumiezwica, Warsaw City Architect. Parliament Building~ ..~ Page Fourteen TRIPS OF 'lHE tRE.,;,~~ 1975 ~l.N¥SS : -W-=6R=Kr=NG---V'"!"'AC~ATION~ AND WEEK-E!'-TDS: ['RIP DESTINATION: I .. _ -.------DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: IJBR •• moo: AWAY: HILES: AWAY: • Met by Jerzy Waszczuk, office director, and escorted to First Secretary Gierek's office for meeting. Escorted by First Secretary Gierek to signing room. Attended signing ceremony. Wi1anow Palace (residence): Greeted Vice Premier and Mrs. Kazimetz Olszewski, Chairman and Mrs. Piotr Jaroszewicz, Chairman and Mrs. Henryk Jablonski, First Secretary and Mrs. Gierek. Escorted guests to reception thence to dining room. ) Toasted guests. Then proceeded to lounge for coffee and en­ tertainment. Escorted First Secretary and Mrs. Gierek to Auto. Tues. July 29: Accompanied by Chairman and Mrs. Jablon­ ski to Okecie Airport. Met by Ambassador Janusz Lewandoski, Director of Protocol. Krakow Airport: Met by First Secretary and Mrs. Gierek and Foreign Minister Stefan 01szowski. Walked to Auschwitz International Monument. Placed wreath at mon­ ument and toured prison camp barracks. Institute of Pediatrics: Met by Dr. Barbra Kanska, Institute Director. Toured wards ­ Received flowers from a little girl in a wheel chair - remarks to faculty senate - visited several rooms and chatted with children - held small Pb1ish girl who recited a Pb1ish Chi1d­ rens poem. Market Square: Remarks. Wawe1 Castle: Met in dining room by First Secretary and Mrs. Gierek for luncheon. ) Remarks - exchanged gifts. Krakow Airport: Accompanied First Secretary Gierek, escorted by the Commander of Troops in review of the honor guard. Farewell remarks. Sentula Airport, He1sinki,-Finland: Met by President Urho Kekkonen ~nd U.S. Ambassador and Mrs. Mark Evans Austad. U.S. Embassy Residence: Took sauna in basement. Rode to harbour front residence of President Urho Kekkonen for short talk. Returned to residence. i I Took walk along Baltic Sea walkway - spoke to several people ! along the way. Wed. July 30 - U.S. Embassy Residence: Had I working breakfast with Prime Ministe~ Harold Wilson of United I Kingdom. Met with General Secretary Brezhnev. Finlandia Hall: I Attended ceremonial opening of the Conference on Security j and Cooperation in Europe. Conferred with General Secretary Page Fifteen TRIPS OF '!HE fREm:DENT 1975 BUSINESS: 1 -~w!"!"orua~~NG~V"'!"'AC~A~TIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: 'l'RIP DESTINATION: DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: :NBR.!. ---- ­ MILES: AWAY: MII..F3: ~ Brezhnev. U.S. Embassy Residence: Had luncheon meeting with Prime Minister Constantinos Caramanlis of Greece. Finlandia Hall: Concert Hall - attended Plenary Session. U.S. Embassy Residence: Dressed for dinner at President's Palace attended dinner hosted by President Kekkonen for CSCE delegates. Passed through receiving line - greeted'by President Kekkonen, who escorted himself and other members of the delegation to ) the Great State Hall for dinner. Toasted by President Kekonen. Had coffee with other delegates in the Hall of Mirrors. Bid farewell to President Kekkonen. Thur. July 31: U.S. Embassy Residence: Hosted breakfast meeting with Prime Minister Demirel of Turkey. Finlandia Hall: Attended plenary session. British Embassy Residence: Walked to British Embassy Resid­ ence from U.S. Embassy residence to attend luncheon hosted by Prime Minister Wilson. Joined by President Valery Giscard D'Estaing of France, and Chancellor Helmust Schmidt of The Federal Republic of Germany. Made farewell remarks. Finalandi Hall - Attended Plenary Session, then returned to residence. Kalasta Jatorppa Restaurant: attended r2ception hosted by Finnish Prime Minister and Mrs. Keijo Liinamaa for CSCE del­ egates. Fri. Aug. 1 U.S. Embassy Residence: Hosted working ) breakfast for Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy. Finalandia Hall: Attended CSCE plenary session. Introduced by Chairman. Remarks. U.S. Embassy Residence: Hosted luncheon meeting with President Giscard D'Estaing of France. Finlandia Hall: Attended plenary meeting - participated in signing ceremony. U.S. Embassy Residence: Greeted Prime Minister Carlos Arias of Spain and proceeded inside for meeting~ Katajanokka; Ice Breaker Uhro: Met by Mr. Helge Jaasalo, Director General of Finnish Board of Navigation. Proceeded up gangplank to fore­ deck - Met my President Urho Kekkonen; Foreign Minister and Mi'S. Okavi J. Mattila, and ~lnnish Ambassador to the United States and Mrs. Leo Tuominen. Received briefing about ship 1 Page Sixteen

TRIFS or' 'mE ffiE3'rDENT_.,.12.75. ._ BUSINESS: I HORKING VACA'fIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: DATE: HOURS STATUTE BOUliS EXPIrANA'!'rON: TRIP DES'l'IN.\TION:... S'rA'l'(YIE- __------­ MILES : AT,,1AY: MILES: AHAY: \ N~n~ ---.- ..­ by Mr. Tankmar Horn, President of the Wartsila Shipyard. Proceeded to bridge where chief features of the ship were explained by Bengt M. Johanssan, Chief designer of ship and Manager of the Wartsila Shipyard. Toured ship and pro­ ceeded to aft deck for briefing. Received plaque from the Finnish Board of Navigation - Received framed picture of the Uhro from Mr. Horn. Enjoyed buffet style dinner with President Kekkonen, Foreign Minister and Mrs. Mattila and ) Ambassador and Mrs. Tuominen. Said goodbye to President Kekkonen~and returned to residence. Saturday, August 2: U.S. Embassy Residence: Greeted members of Embassy staff in the courtyard. Soviet Embassy: Met by General Secretary Brezhnev and attended meeting in the conference room. Re­ ceived fishing reel from the Chairman of the Finnish-Amer­ ican League. otopeni Airport; Bucharest Romania: Met by President and Mrs. Nicolae Ceausescu, Ambassador Harry G. Barnes, Jr., Prime Minister and Mrs. I~nea Manescu, and Nicolae Ecobescu, Chief of State Protocol. Reviewed honor guard, greeted the diplomatic corps and Romanian Government and military officials. Remarks. Accompanied by President and Mrs. Ceausescu to Spring Palace. Scintea Plaza: Greeted by city officials. Presented keys to the city. ) Received bouquets of red carnations from four teenagers. Remarks. Victory Square: Presented ..lith red, yellow and blue neckerchiefs by young children aged 6-10•. Joined a circle of folk dancers and danced for a few minutes. Spring Palace: Met by the Mission of Honor. Met informally with President and Mrs. Ceausescu in the Petit Salon. MOnument of Homeland Heroes: Placed wreath at monument. Council of State, Palace of the Republic: Met with Presi­ dent Ceausescu. U.S. Embassy Residence: Met by Ambassador Barnes. Hosted small garden party.' Sipped. a drink and chatted with guests. Council of State, Palace of the Republic: Attended State Dinner hosted by President and Page Seventeen TRIPS OF TIlE fRESIDENT 1975 BUSINESS = I "Worua-'N-G--V-A-C-A--TIONS AND 1iEEK-ENDS: TIlIP DESTIN,\TION: DATE: S'l'A'fffL'1;- HOWLS STATUTE HOUHS • kx.PLANA'rrON:- ­ "m~ ~- -" H_:.L\"., ------­ HII.J!S: AvTAY: J.ITLES: AT,lAY: , -­ -.-'~.------Mrs. Ceausescu. Exchanged toasts. Sunday, August 3: Spring Palace: Greeted President and Mrs. Ceausescu and had informal chat in Petit Salon. Rode train to Sinaia. Met by troops of Romanian Mountain Soldiers and local people. Presented with huge loaf of bread. Tasted bread and sipped wine from a wine flask in a ceremony of friend­ ship. Presented with red, yellow, and blue kerchiefs by a ) small group of little girls. Pelisor Residence: Went to Sinaia Monastery: Met by Staret Marin Ila Rion, Superior of the Monastery, and Gheorghe Nenciu, President of the Department of Cults. Prayed in small chapel; attended special service of friendship in main church. Gave Bishop $8.35. Returned to residence, then walked to Peles Castle: Attended meeting with President Ceausescu in ~borish Salon. <' .... Attended signing ceremony in Throne Room. Had luncheon ­ informally greeted luncheon guests. Exchanged toasts. Entertained by Romanian musicians and dancers in gypsy costumes. Escorted to train station in Sinaia by President and Mrs. Ceausescu. Worked crowd in rain under umbrella. Returned to Bucharest via train. Met by modest crowd. Brief remarks upon departure from Otopeni Airport. Re­ viewed honor guard. Remarks. Surcin Airport, Belgrade, ) Yugoslavia: Met by President Josef Broz Tito and Madame Broz. Greeted government and military officials - Re­ viewed honor guard. Greeted members of the U.S. Embassy staff. Remarks. Old Palace: Escorted by President Tito and Madame Broz to reception room for chat. Federal Exe­ cutive Building: Met by Prime Minister Dzemal Bijedic and Fbreign Minister Milos Minic. Greeted President Tito and "" met with him in the Office of the Presidency. Visited with the Chief of Protocol. Escorte~ by President Tito to Bosnian Roorn to greet dinner guests. Attended dinner in Federation Hall; exchanged toasts. Entertained by folk dancers. Monday, August 4: Old Palace: Hosted working breakfast for Prime Minister Bijedic. Park of Friendship: Page Eighteen

TRIPS OP 'DIE fREZIDENT 1975 ./ !lQS I.EJ!~§.: I .... i~1rKI':':"'--.....rJG~7 ~V~AC~A~TIPNS AND '"lEEfC-ENDS : TRI? DF..,?TIE It'l'ION: DATE: S'rA'l'U'fE BOUnS STATUTE BomB EXPLANA.TrON: ""run - ~~L..!. HILE3: AvJAY: --"-HILES: ­AvlAY: "''--'. Met by Zivorad Kovacevic, Mayor of Belgrade. Planted a fir tree and signed the guest book. Federal Executive Council Building: Met by Prime Minister Bijedic and is escorted to Office of the Presidency of the Republic by President Tito. Attended meeting. Federation Hall: Remarks. Federal Executive Council Building: Met by Prime Minister Dzemal Bijedic and Foreign Minister Milos ) Minic. Greeted guests in the Bosnian Room and attended working ~uncheon with President Tito in Serbian Room. Exchanged toasts. Belgrade City Hall: Greeted members of City Assembly - Received Golden Plaque of the city. Remarks. Signed Golden Book. Toured a park. Old Palace: Greeted by President Tito and Madame Broz and escorted them to the Reception room. Surcin Airport: Reviewed '" honor guard and bade farewell to President Tito and Madame Broz. Returned to White House via Mildenhall Royal Air Force Base and Andrews Air Force Base. No remarks.

31. Ft. S:nith, Arkansas; Ft. Chaffee, August 10-25 8.173 365 Sun. Aug. 10 - Ft. Smith Municipal Airport: Met by Gov. Arkansas; Grand Junction, Colorado; David Pryor, Mayor Jack Freeze and Base Commander. No Vail, Colorado; Des MOines, Iowa; Remarks. St. Edward Mercy Medical Center - Attended ) ~~nneapolis, Minnesota; Pekin, Peoria, dedication ceremony. Remarks. Ft. Chaffee U.S. Catholic Illinois; Kalispell, MOntana; Conference Building. Attended briefing and toured facility. Libby Dam, Montana; Chicago, illinois; Toured Vietnamese refugee residence barrack #1713. Toured and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. day care center. Ft. Chaffee Station Hospital; toured ward 3619. Sheraton Inn - Met with group of GOP Officials. MOn. Aug. 11 - Vail~ Colorado Bass Residence; Held staff meeting in"A.M. Vail, Colci"rado'Country Club: Played golf ,'" .. with Dr. Lukash, Alan Greenspan, and Pro, Bob Wolfe. Hosted, privnte dinner at residence for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kindel, Pepi and Sheika Gramshamrner, Don Rumsfeld, General Scowcroft, and Jim Brown. After dinner, went to Sheika's nightclub to watch the "Inkspots". Tues. Aug. 12 - Residence - \vorked PAGE Nineteen

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with staff in A.M. Played golf at Vail Country Club. Had private dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Kazu Nakamora,-Alan Greenspan, Jim Brown and daughter Jennifer. Wed. Aug. 13 - Staff meeting in A.M. Played golf I at Vail Country Club with Bob Wolfe, Marshall Sterling and Stanwood Sterling. Hosted informal reception in afternoon ) for 10 Colorado republicans and wives. Had private dinner with Mrs. Ford, Jack Ford, and Mrs. Jim Brown and Jennifer Brown. Thur. Aug. 14 - Staff work in A.M. Played golf at Eagle Vail Golf Course with Ted Kindel, Bob Wulfe and Tom Apple (Pro). Met with Frank Zarb and Alan Greenspan in afternoon. Mayor John Dobson's house -Presented Bicentennial Flag and Bicentennial certificate naming Vail '. as a Bicentennial City,to Mayor Dobson. Had a private dinner at home with Mrs. Ford, Jack Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown and daughter Jennifer Brown. Fri. Aug. 15 - Rode gondola II to Eagles Nest Lodge. Addressed Vail Symposium and had question and answer session. Played golf with Jim Brown, Bob Wolfe, and Rod Slifer at Vail Golf Course. Held reception, discussion and dinner with 15 Government official: and Aspen Institute participants. Joined by Dr. Kissinger ) at end of dinner. Sat. Aug. 16 - Staff meeting in A.M. Met with Dr. Kissinger, Played Golf at Vail Golf Course with Dick Bass, J.im Brown and Bob Wolfe. Hosted,dinner at residence for Dr. and Mrs. Kissinger and others. Sun. Aug.17 Staff meeting in A.M. with Cheney, Nessen, Kissinger and speechwriters. Had lunch with Mr. Trammell Crowe, Dr. and Mrs. Kissinger, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Stemmons and Mrs. Eugene Locke. Played golf at Vail Golf' Course with Jim Brown, Bob Wolf~ and Peter Siebert. Had private dinner at residence. MOnday, Aug. 18 - Paraho Process Retort Site. Received briefing on converting shale to oil and viewed oil collection tanks. Inspected Retorted Shale Management Site. Received briefing and inspected revegetation site. Grand Junction Airport met with Colorado Page Twenty

TRIFS OF '!HE tRE1IDENT_,~..... 1.9J.L.. ./ BUS INF13S : I vlOHlITNG VACATIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TInp DESTIN~TION: DATE: STATU1'E- HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: ,~-... 1'-113...11.0.. -.----­ MI~: --Ar.'1AY: MILES: -AWAY: West Area Council of Governments. Iowa State Fairground ­ Toured 4-H Exhibit Hall - Spoke at Fairground Grandstand Area. Presented Department of Connnerce "E" Award to the Iowa Development Commission. Hotel Fort Des Moines ­ Attended GOP reception. Remarks in Grand Ballroom. Attended GOP dinner in Wedgewood Room. Tues. Aug. 19 - L'Hotel Sofitel, Minneapolis. Attended Regional Media breakfast in ) Nice Room, Attended GOP meeting in Le Cafe. Minneapolis Convention Center. Addressed American Legion Convention. Marriott Hotel - Attended GOP reception in Emerald Isle Suite. Remarks at informal Republican Leadership rally in Grand Ballroom. Registry Hotel attended "Elephant Club" reception and spoke at GOP luncheon in Grand Ballroom. Pekin, Illinois. Spoke at dedication ceremony of the Pekin " Public Library and Everett M. Dirksen Congressional Research Center. Toured Library. Peoria, Illinois Hilton Hotel ­ Spoke at Central Illinois White House Conference on Domestic Affairs and the Economy. Questions and answers session in Grand Ballroom. Wed. Aug. 20 - Staff meeting in A.M. M~t with Board of Directors of Great Plains Wheat Inc. and Weste,rn Wheat Association at Holiday Inn in Vail. Played ) golf at Vail Golf Course with Jo~~ Purcell, Fred Angelo, and John Buxman. Attended Dinner at Ted Kindel's home. Thur. Aug. 21 - Staff meeting in A.M. Met with Dr. Neil Jacoby of Occidental Petroleum regarding oil' shale development. ,Played golf at Vail golf course with Governor Love, Ross Davis, a~dLarry Heath. Private dinner at residence•.., Frio Aug. 22 ~'--Staff meeting in A.M. Played ., golf at Vail golf course with Jim Brown, Ted Kindel and Bob Wolfe. Declared a major disaster for the state of Florida. Had a ter..nis lesson. Played a c'ouple of sets with Trammell Crowe and tennis pros at the Golden Peak. Played golf at the Eagle-Vail course with Bob Wolfe, Tom Apple, and Bud Palmer. Private dinner at residence. Page Twenty-One

TRIPS OF 'IHE tru!in:DENT 1975 BUSINESS: 1 -WOR1G:NG· VACATIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DFSTIN.\TION: DATE: S'rA'l'U'l'E HOURS STATUTE HOURS EX.PLANA'I'ION: ­ NTh10 ------­ HIk"'S: Al'lAY: }'IILES: £!§IJ. Sat. Aug. 23 - Staff meeting in A.M. Did some paper work. Played golf with Ted Kindel, Bob Wolfe and Jim Brown. Had dinner with Pepi and Sheika Gramshammer at their home. Attended extravaganza at the Golden Peak restaurant. Sun. Aug. 24 - Kalispell, MOntana - Glacier National Airport - Met by Governor Thomas Judge, Senator Mike Mansfield and Representative Max Baccus. Treaty Tower ­ Met by Honorable John MacDonald, Interior Minister of Canada. ~ Viewed Koocanusa River and Libby Dam from Observation deck. Walked to spillway thence to ceremony site. Remarks. President and ~linister MacDonald pushed switch which officially placed Libby Dam in operation. Toured tourist center. Belmont Harbour, Chicago Yacht Club

" " Attended informal reception for the World Star Class Sailing Championships. Remarks at dinner. MOnd. Aug. 25 - Palmer House - Interview with Irv Kupcinet in meeting room. McCormick Place, Addressed American Hardware l~nufactnrers Association in the Aires Crown Theater. Pfister Hotel ­ Milwaukee - Attended luncheon hosted by Editorial Boards of the Milwaukee Journal and the Milwaukee Sentinel. Part~cipated in live local TV interview by three Milwaukee TV stations. Remarks and question and answer session at White House Conference on Domestic Affairs and the Economy. Met informally with Wisconsin GOP leaders.

32. Augusta, Portland Maine, August 30 1,048 17 Sat. Aug. 30 - Brunswick NAS - Worked small crowd in rain Newport, Rhode Island after being met by Governor James B. Longley, John Linnell, GOP State chairman and Captain Robert L. Latta, Base Commander. Augusta Civic Center met by Senator Edmund Muskie, Senator William Hathaway, Representative William Cohen, Representative David Emery, State Representative Barry Hobbins and State Representative Neil Rolde, Maine House Majority Leader. Spoke at Maine AFL-CIO Field day ., program on live local television. Portland Holiday Inn ­ Page Twenty- Two

'!RIPS OF 'IllE :rnFzIDENT_... p 1915 BUSINESS: I "lORKING VACATIONS AND l'ffiEK-ENDS: ./ TRIP DESTINlI.TION: DATE: S'I'A'£U1'E- HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANA'ftQ!:!: / -:....,. Nl!l..!. HI:LRlJ: At,.,AY: 1-lILES: AWAY: ---- - Met by Mayor Harold Loring, Mrs. Henrietta Page Crane, GOP National Committeewoman, and Cyril Jody, State National Committee Woman. Presented Key to the City of Portland by Mayor Loring who made Proclamation declaring AugUst 30, 1975 as President Ford Day in Portland~ Maine. Attended informal GOP reception and GOP fund raising luncheon. Remarks. Presented a Maine Wood sculpture by Hattie M. Bickmore, ) GOP State Vice Chairwoman. Attended informal meeting with elected GOP Sta.te Legislators. Theodore Francis Green Airport Air National Guard Ramp, Warwick, Rhode Island - Met by Mayor Vincent Cianci of PrOVidence, Mayor James L. Taft, Jr., of Cranston, Governor Philip W. Noel, Senator and Mrs. Claybourne Pell, H. James Field, ,Jr., GOP State Chairman,

/~~;.,. Frederick Lippitt, GOP State National Committeeman, Mrs. June Gibbs, GOP State National Committeewoman and Colonel Guiseppe }.bntevalio, Connnander 143rd tactical Airlift Group. Sheraton-Islander Inn - Worked crowd around circular drivew~y Participated in television interview. Slocum Residence ­ Met by Mr. and Mrs. John Slocum, H. James Field Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jim DiPrete, Dinner Chairman and Toastmaster, Mr. and Mrs. John Drexel, and others. Worked crowd. ) Attended informal reception, greeted dinner guests. Attended dinner at the head table of the Gala Dinner Tent. Remarks.

33. Camp David, Maryland August 31 Sept. 1 104 42 Weekend at Camp David.

'" Page Twenty-Three TRIPS OF 'IHE tRmIDENT 1975 BuSINESS: I -~'y:""'6R~KING"""·~~V~A'::"CA~~'l'IONS AND 'YlEEK-ENDS: TRIP Dr~TINATION: DATE: Sffi'UifE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATIOU: ··~TIm.!. ------­ MILES: -AHAY: ],[[1&<3: -AWAY: 34. Seattle, Washington; Portland Sept. 4-5 5,505 37 Thursday, Sept. 4 - Boeing Field Seattle: Remarks. Exhibition Oregon; Sacremento, Calif. Hall, Seattle Center: Attended GOP fund raising convention. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center: Toured facility. Olympic Hotel, Georgian Room: Attended GOP fund raising lunch­ eon. Met with state GOP leaders and candidates in the board room. Remarks. Q&A session at White House Conference in Grand Ballroom. Remarks. Sheraton Portland Ivbtor Inn: Attended ) reception for dinner guests in Grand Ballroom foyer. Attended VIP reception in Promenade Room. Attended fund raising dinner in Grand Ballroom. Remarks. Portland Memorial Coliseum: Spoke at Portland Youth Bicentennial rally. Held Q&A session with rally participants. Fri. Sept. 5: Community Convention Center: Attended Sacremento Host breakfast in banquet room. Remarks. .----" Walked from Senator Hotel to State Capitol where Lvnette Alice Fromme, a member of the Manson "Family", was arrested and charged with alleged attempted assassination of the Presi­ dent, after being disarmed by a Secret Service Agent. She had a .45 calibre hand gun in her hand and was standing near the President. - Met with Governor BroWl1 and the Bi-Partisan leadership of the California State Legislature. Addressed State Legislature in the Assembly Chamber. Met with California ) Attorney General Evelle J. Younger and other California GOP elected officials. Senator Hotel: Brief' remarks in press room on attempted shooting incident. Had interview with Joseph Benti.

35. New Hampshire Sept. 11, 1,016 . 14 Keene New Hampshir~ - Greeted crowd at Louis wyman for Senate Headquarters. Remarks to crowd at tmm square. Marlboro - Town Center - Remarks to crowd. Construction site on Route 101: .'~ \. Greeted workers. No remarks. Dublin Town Center: Spoke to crowd. Petersborough - WSCV &WSLE Radio Studios: Addressed crowd at town center. Stopped briefly at Junction of 101 and 31. Milford: Hitc!liner Manufacturing Company - Tbured facilities. Bales Elementary School - greeted crowd. Milford Town Square: Spoke to . I crowd. Amherst: Attended picnic lunch at residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. Remarl~s at to,ffi Center. Nashua Tmm Center: Page Twenty-Four

mIPS OF 'lHE :rn..m:mENT 1975 BUSI~: . I '!'lO'....R'!"';:Ia:=·N~G~V~AO::-CI\~~I9.NS AND \\1EEK-ENDS: TRIP ...... --...-----­DESTINATION: ~ s'rATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: --.~ MILES: AWAY: MILES: /MAY: Spoke to crowd. Hudson Intersection: Spoke to crowd. Salem: Greeted crowd at Windham Center School and spoke to crowd at town center. Hampstead: Spoke to crowd at Town Center. Kingston: Spoke to crowd at Daniel J. Bakie Elementary School. Exeter: Spoke to crowd at town center. Bortsmouth: Spoke at town square. Pease Air Force Base: Greeted crowd and departed for Andrews AFB. ) 36. St. Louis, Missouri, Overland Bark Sept 12-13 3,292 36 Friday, Sept. 12 - St. Louis Mo.: No remarks at airport. Kansas, Kansas City, Missouri; Interview'at KMOX-TV station. Henry W. Kiel Auditorium: Dallas, Texas; Midland Texas. Addressed National Baptist Convention. Bel Air Hilton Hotel: Attended fund raising reception in Mayan Room. Stouffer's Riverfront Towers - Addressed St. Louis White House Conference on Domestic Affairs and the economy. Held question and answer

.-I session. Ramada Inn, Southwest, Overland Bark, Kansas: Attended reception and addressed members of the Kansas GOP Capitol Club. Alameda Plaza IIotel: Attended Missouri GOP reception in Alam­ eda Room and dinner in International Ballroom. Remarks. RON. Saturday, September 13: Dallas Converrcion Center: Addressed 18th. Bi-Centennial Convention of the National Federation of Republican Women's Convention. Trammell Crowe Residence: Attended fund raising luncheon. Southern Methodist University - ) Moody Coliseum: Awarded honorary Doctor of Law's degree. Remarks to special convocation commemorating SMD's 60th. Anniversary and Bicentennial observance. Bob Hope Theater: To~red facility. Midland-Odessa Airport: Greeted crowd. Remarks. Permian Basin Petroleum MUseum: Remarks. Toured facility.

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.1, Page Twenty-Five TRIPS OF TI1E P.REslDENT 1975 BUSINESS: 1 --WO-=-·rua--""·-~JG-'-V""'A-CA~TIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTIN~TION: DATE: s'rATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLltNATION: "~'13R.!. --_._­ MILES : AWAY: MILES : !S!!.1Si.l .• / 37. Oklahcma city, Oklaho~a; Los Sept. 19-22 6,063 83 Friday, Sept 19 - Tinker AFB, Oklahoma: Greeted crowd. Oklahoma Angeles, Malibu, MOnterey, State Fair Grounds: Toured fairground livestock exhibit. Pebble Beach, Palo Alto, Independence Arch Site: Remarks. Threw switch to activate Anaheim and San Francisco, Constitution Fountain and light Bi-Centennial birthday cake. Calif. Lincoln Plaza Inn: Attended GOP reception in Senate Room ­ Spoke to GOP crowd in Independence Hall. Saturday, Sept. 20: Century Plaza Hotel Los Angeles Calif - Interviewed by local ) radio station. Brock Residence: Attended brunch and dedication of Brock residence. Brief remarks. Firestone Filedhouse: Participated in dedication ceremonies of Firestone Fieldhouse. Received honorary Doctor of Laws degree. Remarks. Cypress Point Golf Course. Pebble Beach, Calif. Played golf. Ryomi: Attended dinner for Ambassador and Mrs. Firesto~e and other guests. RON. Sunday September 21 - Cypress Point Golf Course: Played golf ,,..iiI with Len Firestone, Leon Parma, and Jack Westland. Attended private lunch at clubhouse for guests. Stanford University. Spoke at dedication ceremonies of law school. Held question and answer session with 25 law school students in the student lounge. Attended reception for honored guests in Crocker Garden. Disneyland Hotel: Attended dinner and spoke to the National Association of Underwriters Annual Convention in ) the Grand Ballroom. MOnday, September 22 - Hyatt Hotel Plaza Square Ballroom - San Francisco: Addressed annual convention of AFL-CIO Building and trades Department. St. Francis Hotel: Attended World Affairs Council general reception in Colonial and Italian Rooms and head table reception in Borgia Room. Attended luncheon and addressed World Affairs Council. Partic­

" ipated in question and answer session in Grand Ballroom. Held interview in MacArthur Suite on KPIX-TV with Sid Davis, ..-J' Westinghouse Broadcasting, Washington Bureau Chief and four , KPlX-TV people. (Note: On departure' from Post Street entrance of the St. Francis Hotel, there was another attempted Assassin­ ation of the President. One shot was fired f'rom a 38 caliber revolver in the general direction of the President. Mrs. Sara .. I Jrme M:)ore, 46, was arrested, arraigned and charged with attempt­ Page Twenty-Six

TRIPS OF 'IRE :r~Im,m 1975 BUSIN]ill!: . I '-.-}:iO"""'oR-"Kr"""·-NG-Vit-C-A-TIONS AND i'lEEK-ENns: TRIP DESTrnf.TION: MTIt STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOIDtS EXPl~JATroN: "W-!. ----- MILES: ArrAY: MII.JiS:!M!::rl ing to kill the President of the United States with a handgun, a violation of the presidential Assassination, Kidnapping and Assault Act.

38. Camp David, Maryland Sept. 27

J. Chicago, Illinois, Skokie, Sept. 30 - Oct 1 2,126 27 Tues. - September 30 - Conrad Hilton Hotel: Attended GOP Illinoi~; & Omaha Nebraska general re_ception in International Ballroom a.nd greeted Head Table guests in Beverly Room. Addressed GOP fund raising dinner in Grand Ballroom. Attended after dinner reception in Beverly and Bel Air rooms. North Shore Hilton Hotel: Skokie, Illinois. Remain overnight. Wed. October 1 - North Shore Hilton: Attended Regional meeting of Mayors in Grand Ballroom. OffUtt AFB: Made brief remarks to crowd. Omaha Hilton Hotel: Participated in local TV interview in Wyoming Room. Addressed Nebraska/Iowa White House Conference on Domestic Affairs and the Economy in Grand Ballroom and held Question and Answer session with participants.

40. Elkins, West Virginia October 4 302 4 Sat. Oct. 4 - Elkins High School Football Field: Remarks to ) small crowd. Rode at head of Grand Feature Parade of the MOuntain State Forest Festival through dOwntO¥ffi Elkins. Parade ended at Court House. Motored to Jennings Randolph Airport, Elkins, West Virginia.

41. Newark, New Jersey October 4 420 5 Sat. Oct. 4 - Robert Treat Hotel: Attended GOP private <-< (Political) reception in Salon F and informal meeting with Assembly candi­ dates in Salon D. Attended GOP fund raising dinner in Grand Ballroom. Remarks.

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TRIPS OF '!HE tREslDENT -1975­ BUS INESS : I woruaNG VACATIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TRIP -----DESTINI\TION: -DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: ··mm.-- MILES: AWAY: HILES: ~ 42. Knoxville, Tennessee October 7 900 9 Tues. Oct. 7 - Hyatt Regency Hotel: Held interview with six (Political) members of local newspaper and TV stations. Attended informal meeting with statewide GOP guests in Polk Room. Informally greeted members of the nineteen sponsoring organizations of the Mid-Appalachia White House Conference on Domestic and Economic ' .. Affairs. Addressed Mid-Appalachia ~~ite House Conference and ) participated in question and answer session with participants in Cumberland Ballroom. Met with Governors and general Co­ chairmen of Appalachia Regional COlnmission in Knox Room.

43. Detroit, Michigan October 10 900 9 Cobo Hall: Held press conference in Room 2001-B (Regional (Political) Press) Hotel Pontchartrain: Attended Keyman Reception in Ontario Room. Cobo Hall: Attended private GOP reception ~ _.--...... in Room 2001-A. Attended GOP fund-raising dinner in Exhibit Hall "A". Remarks.

44. Hartford, Connecticut October 14 644 6 Sheraton-Hartford Hotel: Attended GOP VIP reception in Clois­ (Political) ters Room. Remarks to Connecticut Association of Realtors. Walked to Assembly Hall, Hartford C·ivic Center: Attended GOP fund-raising dinner. Remarks. NOTE: Enroute to Bradley In­ ternational Airport, about two blocks from Civic Center, the ) President's auto was struck in the right, front fender by a car driven by James Salamites, 19, of Meriden, Connecticut, who was accompanied by five other teen-age passengers. Apparently traf­ fic was not stopped at the intersection. There were no injuries to any of the occupants of either vehicle except Connecticut State Republican Chairman, Frederick Beibel, who was riding with the President. Mr. Beibel suffered slight injury to his left hand. After brief pause, the limousine continued enroute to the airport. ,

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TRIPS OF 'lUE ~ENT.-:1JJ2- _ .mm.LN!'§.§.: 1 !:LQ!tKING V~..;.ATIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TRIP Q¥:§TINATION: DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS . EXPLflNATION: ·':"'"mn - MILES: AlrlAY: . MILES: AWAY: I ~~.!. - 45 Los Angeles and San Francisco, October 29-31 5,225 59 Wednesday; October 29. Century Plaza Hotel: Attended Keynlan California and Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Political) reception in Westwood Room. Attended GOP reception in West­ wood Room. Attended GOP reception in Pacific Palisades Room; Attended GOP fund-raising dinner in Los Angeles Room. Renlarks. RON. Thursday; October 30. Century Plaza Hotel: Participated in a television interview with six local TV commentators in Santa MOnica Room. St. Francis Hotel: Attended GOP VIP re­ ) ception in the Oak Room. Attended GOP fund-raising luncheon in the Grftnd Ballroom. Remarks. Performing Arts Center; Milwaukee: Informally greeted General Reception guests in Magin Lounge. Made brief remarks at GOP dinner in Bradley Pavillion. Addressed crowd in Uihlein Hall. Greeted Founders Club Reception guests in Bradley Pavillion. >--, ..... 46 Jacksonville, Florida November 2 1,320 15 Sunday; November 2. Jacksonville NAB: Met by Governor Askew, (Business) Mayor Hans Tanzler and others. Walked to Piney Point Doc],. Met by President Anwar el Sadat and Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy. Rode launch to Epping Forest. Hosted working luncheon with President Sadat at dockside patio. Walked through garden with President Sadat. Coggin Residence: Met by Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coggin and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Drennon and family. Walked to Coughlin Residence. Interviewed by four ) television commentators. WaDced.to Coggin Residence. Held bi-lateral meeting with President Sadat at the ,Drennon Resi­ dence. San Jose Country Club: Met by Governor and Mrs. Reuben Askew and others. Greeted President Sadat at entrance. Greeted guests in Reception Room. Attended dinner. Escorted President Sadat to motorcade and bid him farewell. ; "--"

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TRIPS OF '!HE tR:m'IDENT -1975­ BUSINESS: I . WORKING VACATIONS AND 'WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTIBATJ.9N: DATE: SffitI'TE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: --'-tt"'In - MILES : AWAY: MIoo: !i!11:Il ~~ 47 Springfield and Boston, November 7, 1975 820 12 Friday, November 7; Westover AFB, Chicopee, MA: Met by Mayors Massachusetts (Political) Edward Ziemba of Chicopee and William Sullivan of Springfield and others. Baystate MOtel: Greeted by the Comprehensive Y~rching Band of Chicopee. A boy shoved an American flag at President which struck him on the side of the head. A Secret Service agent grabbed the flag, saying: "get that thing out of

'" here!" The President grunted and bent down. He was not in­ ) jured. Met by Mr. Robert Norling, acting president of the New England Society of Newspaper Editors. Spoke from simple lec­ tern. LOgan International Airport: Met by Senator Edward Brooke, Governor Michael Dukakis and other dignitaries. Pre­ sented with hand-painted plate of a revolutionary war scene by Joseph Cotton and officials of Wilbiraham Commemorative project, Answered questions of local reporters, shook hands with a few state troopers and motorcyle policemen. Sheraton-Boston Hotel: Attended 51st New England Council in the ballroom. Remarks. Museum of Science: Attended Key Club Reception and Century Club Reception. Remarks. Logan International Airport - Brit­ ish Ai~yays Lounge: Greeted GOP elected officials and guests of GOP reception. Remarks. h) Charleston, West Virginia November 11, 1975 560 5 Tuesday, November 11; Kanawha County Airport: - Greeted by Gov­ (Political) ernor Arch Moore and others. Brief informal remarks. Char­ leston Civic Center: Attended VIP reception in West Virginia Room. Attended GOP fund-raising dinner in Exhibition Hall. Remarks. Dropped by to greet group of Boy Scouts in an 'adjacent room.

,'-- 49 Durham and Raleigh, North November 14, 1975 1,180 15 Friday, November 14; White House lawn: Greeted U.S. Olympic Carolina and Atlanta, Georgia (Political) Ski Team and Representative Jack Kemp on south lawn and was '" presented a parka and some skis. ;­ McDougald Gymnasium: Attended Convocation. Remarks. Royal Villa Hotel: Attended GOP reception. Remarks. ~Brriott Motor Hotel, Atlanta: Attended regional news conference. , I Attended GOP dinner. Remarks. Page Thirty

TRIPS OF TIlE tREmENT -1975- . BUS INESS : 1 WORKiNG VACATIONS lh\ffi WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTIBI\TION: DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HoURS EXPLANATION': /-W..!. - MILE3: AWAY: MILES: AHAY: 50 Paris and Rambouillet, The November 8,060 67 ----- Saturday, November 15; Orly Airport: Greeted by French Prime French Republic 14-17, 1975 (Business) Minister Jacques Chirac and others. Arrival ceremony. No remarks. Chateau De Rambouillet: Met by President Giscard d'Estaing of France. Brief meeting. Attended reception for participants. Participated in first session of Economic Con­ ference with President Giscard d'Estaing of France; Prime Min­ '" ister Moro of Italy; Prime Minister Miki of Japan; Prime Min­ ) ister Wilson of United Kingdom; and Chancellor Schmidt of West Germany and other officials of the six countries in the Salles Des Marbres Room. RON. Sunday, November 16; Poigny-la-Foret: Attended services at the village church. Rambouillet: Attended delegates luncheon and second conference. Had dinner in Salle-a-Manger. RON. Monday, November 17; ~nabouillet: Attended third conference. Attended delegates luncheon. City Hall, Rambouillet: Made statement to the press and listened to statements made by the other five participants.

51 Eilson AFB (Fairbarucs) and An­ November 29 - 25,515 210 Saturday, November 29; Eilson AFB: Greeted by Governor and chorage, Alaska; Toyko, Japan; December 8, (Business) Mrs. Jay Hammond, Senator and Mrs. Ted Stevens and others. Re­ Peking, People's Republic of 1975 marks at arrival ceremonies inside main hangar. M::>tored to ) China; Djakarta, Indonesia; Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Pump Station #8 with two stops Manila, The Phillipines; and enroute to witness pipeline construction techniques and line Honolulu, Hawaii welding and x-ray quality control. Toured pump house and greeted workers inside mess hall. Anchorage Westward Hotel: Private session with former Governor Hickel. Attended unsched­ uled meeting with approximately 30 Alaskan elected officials and GOP party workers in Turnagain Suite. Attended birthday party for Senator Stevens in Grand Ballroom. Remarks. RON .,. Anchorage Westw'ard Hotel. Sunday, November 30: Leave Anchor­ nge and crossed International Date. Line. Monday, December 1; Tokyo, Japan; Haneda International Airport: Met by Fbreign Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, Ambassador and Mrs. James Hodgson and others. Proceeded to private lounge at airport for approxim­ ately 35 minute meeting and refreshments with Foreign Minister ·1 (Cont'd) PAGE Thirty-One

TRIPS OF 'IRE rRFm:DENT -1975­ BUSINESS: 1 WORKING VACATIONS AND "lEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTINATION: DATE: STATIfTE HOURS STATUTE iIOURS EXPlANATION: ~"'-NBR. - MILES : AWAY: MILES : !ft!EiJ. "-- 51 (Cont'd) and others. Peking Capital Airport: Greeted by Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-Ping and others. Reviewed Guard of Honor; greeted group of Chinese ministers, group of 3rd country mission chiefE in Peking, and officers and families of the U.S. Liason Office. Great Hall of the People: Official photos. Attended welcomine banquet hosted by Vice Premier Teng. Remarks at exchange of toasts. RON Guest House #18. Tuesday, December 2; Great Hall ) of the People: Bilateral meeting with Vice Premier Teng and others. Toured temples at Temple of Heaven. Motored to Chair­ man Mao's residence for private meeting. Motored to Great HalJ of the People and attended ballet "Ode to the Yimeng Mountains~ Motored to Guest House #18. RON. Wednesday, December 3; Great Hall of the People: Attended bi-lateral meeting with Vice Pre­ mier Teng and others. Motored to Guest House #18. Toured Ag­ ,~ \~¥ riculture Exhibition Hall. Capital Gyrnnasium: Witnessed exhib­ itions of ping-pong, martial arts and ~anastics. Motored to Guest House #18. RON. Thursday, December 4; Great Hall of the People: Bi-lateral meeting with Vice Premier Teng and others. Motored to Min Zu Hotel for photograph with members of Press Corps. Motored to United States Liason Office: Met by Ambas­ sador and Mrs. George Bush and greeted USLO personnel at an in­ formal luncheon. Motored to Summer Palace: Toured Swmner Pal­ ) ace. Motored to Guest House #18, thence to Great Hall of the People: Hosted reciprocal dinner for Vice Premier Teng and other guests. Exchanged toasts. Motored to Guest House #18. RON. Friday, December 5; Peking Capital Airport: Departure ceremonies. Djakarta, Indonesia: Greeted by President and Mrs. Suharto and Vice President Sultan Hamenghu Buwono IX. Ar­ rival ceremony. No remarks. Independence Palace (Istana Mer­

"'-t".p deka) Credential Hall: U.S. official party presented to Presi­ dent and Mrs. Suharto and the Suj,te of Honor. Proceeded to Jepara Room for brief conversations with President and Mrs. Su­ harto. Proceeded on foot to Guest House "Wisma Negara." Greet­ ed at 6th floor lounge by Vice President Sultan Hamenghu Buwono ·1 IX. Also greeted by Governor and Mrs. Ali Sadikim. Signed the (Cont'd) PAGE Thirty.,.Two

mIPS OF 'IRE :rR'ESIDENT -1975­ ~~: 1 qa'''"--R"..;-,KI-NG-·--V-A....cA.....,'rrmrs AND i'lEEK-ENDS: TRIP ~HATION: ~ STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: ----~TIlR.!. MILES: AWAY: MILES: !MAY: I '--- 51 (Cont' d) Golden Book of Djakarta. Informal exchange of gifts. Istana Negara: Exchanged gifts with President and Mrs. Suharto. Greeted dinner guests in receiving line. Exchanged toasts at dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Suharto in Banquet Hall. Attended cultural performance in Cultural Hall. Walked to Wisma Negara. RON. Saturday, December 6; Walked to Istana Merdeka: Head to head meeting with President Suharto in Pres­ ) idential Study. Walked to Wisma Negara. Djakarta Internation­ al Airport: Departure ceremonies. Manila International Air­ port: G;eeted by President and Mrs. Ferdinand E. Marcos. Ar­ rival ceremonies. Remarks. Rizal Monument: Placed wreath. Malacanang Palace: Brief meeting with President Marcos in study room. Exchanged gifts in First Lady's music room. At­ tended dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Marcos in Mahorlika Hall. Exchanged toasts. Walked back to residence quarters. '­ RON. Sunday, December 7; Presidential Yacht (Aug Pangulo): Hac breakfast and talks with President Marcos enroute to Corregido! Island. Arrival ceremonies. Laid wreath at Wainwright MOnu­ ment. Attended briefing at entrance to the ~alinta Tunnel. Aug Pangulo: Had luncheon on return trip to Pier #15, ~bnila. Manila International Airport: Departure ceremonies. Remarks. Hickam AFB, Honolulu, Hawaii: Greeted by Governor and Mrs. ) George E. Ariyoshi, Senator and Mrs. Hiram Fong and Admiral and and Mrs. Noel Gaylor, CINCPAC. CINCPACFLT Area boat dock: Rode CINCPAC yacht to U.S.S. Arizona Memorial': Remarks at 34th anniversary of Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Ceremonies. Laid wreath. Returned to CINCPAC boat dock via CINCPAC yacht. Admiral Gaylor's residence: Private breakfast with community leaders. East-West Center, University of Hawaii: Remarks to I."...... audience in Kennedy Center Theater. Attended reception for East-West Center leadership group.

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TRIPS OF TI1E fRESIDENT -1975­ BUSINESS: I WORKrNG' VACATIONS MID WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DESTINATION: DATE: sTXTfiTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS ExiCANATIOH: :-NBR.!. --­ - MILES: AWAY: MILES: AT:JAY: 52 Grand Junction &Vail, Colorado December 3,734 - 178 Tuesday, December 23; Vail, Colorado, residence: (Bass House). 23-30, 1975 Skied in afternoon. Semi-private dinner at Holiday Inn with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown and children, Ted Kindel and family and Willy Bogner family. Wednesday, December 24: Skied late morn­ ing to early afternoon. Dinner at Ted Kindel's house. Attend­ ed Christmas Eve services at Vail Interfaith Chapel. Thursday, .'. December 25: Christmas in residence with family. Skied in ) late morning with Pepi Gramshammer, Ted Kindel and others. Private dinner at residence with family. Friday, December 26: Skied in~morning with Susie Patterson, U.S. Ski Team shalom skier and 3 other representatives of U.S. Alpine Team, Graham Anderson, Vice President of ski team; Hank Tauber, Head Coach and Dick Andrews, General Manager. Lunched at Ski Patrol Head­ quarters with members of Ski Patrol. Skied in afternoon. At­ ----'. tended private party at Lodge of Vail hosted by Dick Bass. Walked to Left Bank Restaurant for dinner with Basses, Ted Kin­ del's, Jim Brown's, and Pepi Gramshamraer's. Walked to Sheika's Discoteque for dancing and to hear the Ink spots. MOtored to residence. Saturday, December 27: Worked in residence. Skied with three members of Peace Corps, Grance Bassett, of Hearst Newspapers; Russ Ward of NBC and Charles Tasnadi of Associated Press and Trammell Crowe. Attended 3rd Annual Christmas Ban­ ) quet for Vail DKE (Delta Kappa Epsilon) Chapter at Red Lion Inn. Sunday, December 28: Skied with Red Blount, Susan Chaf­ . fee, John MOeller and Pete Siebert. In afternoon, worked ",ith Dick Cheney and General SCOl-lcroft. Attended reception hosted by James VToodner in Antler Room of Gastof Gramsharmner. Hosted dinner at Bass house for Mr. and Mrs. Trammell Crowe, Ted Kin­ dels, James Browns, Pepi Gramsharmners, Henry Pattys, Willie Bo~ers, Winston (Red) Blounts, Fitzhugh Scotts, Miss Penny Tweedy and Mr. Len Renquist. MOnqay, December 29: Skied with Penny Tweedy, Nancy Kindel, Gloria Brown, Sheika Gramshammer, and Henri Patty. Also skied with Billy Kidd. Worked with Dick Cheney and General Scowcroft in afternoon. Attended talmale / (Cont1d) PAGE Thirty-Four

'!RIPS OF '!HE ~ENT -1975­ BUSINESS: I . wORKING VACATIONS AND WEEK-ENDS: TRIP DliSTIE.;I\TIOl!: DATE: STATUTE HOURS STATUTE HOURS EXPLANATION: --?TBTI..!. - MILES: AWAY: ~rrr.re : !ME£:. 52 (Cont'd) party hosted by Tom Brokaws of NBC and Bob Schieffers of CBS at MOuntain Haus. Attended dinner hosted by Pepi and Sheika Gramshammer at Sheika's night club attended by approximately fifty couples. Tuesday, December 30: Returned to Andrews AFB.

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. i GERALD R. FORD " TRAVEL SUMMARY FOR 1975

Total Working Total Nwnber of Statute Hours Vacations & Statute Hours Number of Combined Business, Working Business Trips: Miles: Away: Weekends: Miles: AW1: Vacations and Week-ends: 4¢ 1¢7,511 1,398 12 21,516 1, 48 ¢"

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GRAND TOTAL TRAVEL 1975

Number of Trips: 52 Total Hours Away: 2,446 ) Total Statute Miles: 129,¢27

NOTE: Mileage and trip totals do not include automobile or boat travel with the exception of any automobile travel from Washington to Camp David or return.