DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY ABILENE, KANSAS
EDWARD L. BEACH AND EVAN P. AURAND RECORDS 1953-1961
Pre Accession and A67-18 Processed by: HLP, LKS Date Completed: 3-29-83 SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The records of the Office of the Naval Aide to the President span the years 1953 to 1961 and include the terms of two naval aides, Edward L. Beach (1953-1957) and Evan P. Aurand (1957-1961). About 60 per cent of the material is related to presidential trips and vacations, and this material tends to concentrate on matters of administrative detail and physical arrangement rather than matters of substance.
These records are organized into five series. The first series is divided evenly into two subseries, one on the President's international trips and one on his domestic vacations and travels. The trips are arranged chronologically within each subseries, and the information on each trip is arranged either chronologically or topically. The bulk of this series consists of correspondence, including many classified naval messages and telegrams, briefing books, reports, schedules and itineraries, maps and diagrams, personnel and passenger lists, and printed logs of some trips. While there is only a small quantity of information on matters of policy and substance, detailed information on advance reparation for and the logistics of presidential travel are available in abundance in this series. The naval aide's office apparently served as a clearinghouse for routing requests and coordinating any Administration needs for Navy or Marine personnel or equipment. These needs could vary from a cook for Camp David to a heavy cruiser or aircraft carrier for a presidential cruise.
In the short series on visits by foreign leaders the visits are organized chronologically. The visit which has the most thorough documentation is the Eisenhower-Khrushchev conference at Camp David in September 1959. The emphasis of this series is on logistics and physical arrangements rather than policy or doctrine. It is composed largely of schedules, arrival and departure plans, cabin and office assignments, passenger lists, personnel and staff lists, and travel arrangements. Additional materials include details on the meals, music, and movies which were planned for the foreign guests.
The brief correspondence series is divided into a subseries of messages and information destined for the naval aide's use and another subseries of letters and messages dealing with more presidential matters. Some of the subjects mentioned in this correspondence include the handling of White House mail, the President's speech to the U.N. General Assembly, the Navy League, a presidential cruise on the USS Saratoga, and presidential Christmas messages.
Correspondence, studies and reports, schedules, and clippings make up the bulk of the fourth series, which is arranged alphabetically. This series illustrates better than any other the wide variety of topics on which the President's naval aide carried correspondence. American Armed Forces Museum, presidential helicopters, the St. Lawrence Seaway opening ceremony, ship construction, USS Enterprise, and the USS Nautilus are the subjects which have the greatest volume of material. As in the earlier series, administrative matters and logistics again take precedence over issues of substance.
The last series consists of photographs and related documents, and its arrangement is chronological. Over 2,500 photos, 14 color transparencies, 29 negatives, and a few tapes have been removed from the collection and transferred to the audiovisual department of the Eisenhower Library. A number of maps were transferred to the Eisenhower Library s map collection. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Edward L. Beach
April 20, 1918 Born in New York City, N.Y.
1939 A.B., U.S. Naval Academy; Ensign USN
1939-1941 Assigned to USS Lea (destroyer)
1941 Student at submarine school at New London, Conn.
1942-1944 Assigned to USS Trigger I (Battle of Midway)
June 4, 1944 Married Ingrid Bergstrom Schenk
1944 Executive officer, USS Tirante
1945 Commanding officer, USS Piper
1945-1947 Personal Aide to Chief of Naval Personnel
1947-1948 Attached Office Chief of Naval Operations
1948-1949 Commanding officer, USS Amberjack
1949-1951 Naval Assistant to Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
1951-1953 Commanding officer, USS Trigger II
1953-1957 Naval Aide to President Eisenhower
1957-1958 Commanding officer, USS Salamonie
1958-1961 Commanding officer, USS Triton
1960 First submerged circumnavigation of world in Triton
1966 Retired from active service
1969 Staff Director, Senate Republican Policy Comm. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Evan P. Aurand
June 10, 1917 Born in New York City, N.Y.
1938 B.S., U.S. Naval Academy; Ensign USN
1940 Student at Flight School, Pensacola, Florida
December 27, 1941 Married Patricia L. Riley
1943 Commander, Night Fighter Squadron 76
1947-1948 Commander, Fighter Squadron 1-A
1955 Executive officer on USS Hancock
1957-1961 Naval aide to President
1961 Commanding officer, USS Greenwich Bay
1961-1962 Commanding officer, USS Independence
1965-1967 Commander, Antisubmarine Warfare Group I
1967-1969 Director, Long Range Objectives Group, Dept. of Navy
1969 Promoted to Vice Admiral
1969-1972 Commander, Antisubmarine Warfare Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet
1972 Retired from active service DESCRIPTION OF SERIES
Box Nos. Series Title
I. PRESIDENTIAL TRIPS. 1953-1960. 15-1/3 containers.
1-8 SUBSERIES A: INTERNATIONAL TRIPS Briefing books, correspondence, reports, schedules and itineraries, logistical information, maps, diagrams, floor plans, photographs, and personnel and passenger lists concerning President Eisenhower s trips to foreign countries. Arrangement is chronological and topical.
9-16 SUBSERIES B: DOMESTIC TRAVEL Correspondence, operation orders, schedules, Secret Service reports, briefing books, maps, floor plans, diagrams, personnel, press, furniture lists, logs of visits, clippings, photographs, speeches, and press conference transcripts concerning vacations and trips which President Eisenhower took inside the U.S. Arrangement is chronological and topical.
II. VISITS BY FOREIGN LEADERS. 1956-1960. 1 container. Schedules, operation orders, correspondence, guest lists, seating charts, maps, diagrams, floor plans, and passenger and personnel lists concerning the visits of foreign leaders to the U.S. Arrangement is chronological and topical.
III. CORRESPONDENCE. 1953-1960. 2/3 container. 17 SUBSERIES A: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NAVAL AIDE Correspondence, messages, press releases, and a speech by President Eisenhower. Arrangement is chronological.
17 SUBSERIES B: PRESIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE Correspondence, operation plans, and Christmas messages. Arrangement is chronological.
17-25 IV. SUBJECT FILE. 1953-1960. 7 containers. Correspondence, studies and reports, maps, photographs, information on fishing, schedules, ceremony plans, diagrams, diary, television script, clippings, and press releases concerning a variety of topics, including American Armed Forces Museum, Medal of Honor, Navy bands, nuclear submarines, presidential helicopters, St. Lawrence Seaway, ship construction and conversion, the USS Enterprise, the N.S. Savannah, and the USS Nautilus. Arrangement is alphabetical and chronological.
V. PHOTOGRAPHS. 1953-1960. 1 container. 25 Photographs and related documents concerning a variety of subjects, including St. Lawrence Seaway, the Eisenhowers 39th wedding 25 anniversary celebration, Newport Naval Base, trip to the Far East and Hawaii, and cruise on the USS Canberra. Arrangement is chronological. CONTAINER LIST
Box No. Contents
SERIES I: PRESIDENTIAL TRIPS SUBSERIES A: INTERNATIONAL TRIPS
1 President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda (Proposed), July 7-11, 1953 [protective survey by Secret Service; plans for USS Pocono]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda, Dec. 4-8, 1953 [Secret Service report; procedures of arrival ceremony]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Panama, July 21-23, 1956 (1)-(5) [communication facilities; schedule and itinerary; CIA report; speech by President; OAS meeting; maps]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda, Mar. 1957-- Briefing File (1)-(2) [administrative information for delegates of United Kingdom and United States; biographic sketches of British and U.S. delegates]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda, Mar. 1957-- Messages and Correspondence (1)-(4) [information on the USS Canberra, including room assignments, movies, golf range, and messages sent to and from]
2 President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda, Mar. 1957-- Messages and Correspondence (5) [roster of officers; supplies and equipment]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda, Mar. 1957-- Trip Personnel Information
President Eisenhower's Trip to Bermuda, Mar. 1957-- Background Information
NATO Meeting in France, Dec. 13-20, 1957 (1)-(4) [station ships; weather in Atlantic; report on Operation Friendship; Operation Concord; flight times; use of cruiser for travel to Europe]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Mexico, Feb. 1959, [report on anti- Eisenhower activities in Acapulco; roster of officers]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept.7, 1959-- Messages from Naval Aide to Admiral Dennison [advance party schedule]
President Eisenhower's trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Incoming White House Messages [room assignments; passenger lists]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Outgoing White House Messages [dinner invitations; room arrangements; TV program]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Incoming Telegrams, American Embassy, London (1)-(3) [personnel lists; car assignments; staff housing and air arrangements; detailed schedule; proposed communiqué for conclusion of Eisenhower-Macmillan talks; topics of discussion between Eisenhower and DeGaulle; meeting between Eisenhower and the German Chancellor; communications equipment; European integration]
3 President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Outgoing Telegrams, American Embassy, London (1)-(3) [room and plane arrangements; London schedule; Gallup Poll in Britain; issues to be discussed by Eisenhower and Macmillan]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Thank You Letters
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Schedules and Itinerary (1)-(3) [station ships on routes to Europe; personnel lists; passenger lists; auto requirements; press facilities]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Personnel Information, Passenger Lists, and Telephone Directories (1)-(3)
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Accommodations
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Transportation
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Station Ships
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Communications
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Chequers, Accommodations [floor plan]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Culzean Castle, Accommodations [USAF base at Prestwick, Scotland; President's advance party; Prestwick airport; floor plan for castle]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Culzean Castle, Communications
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Culzean Castle, Transportation
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Culzean Castle, Background [National Trust of Scotland]
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Balmoral Castle, Accommodations
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Winfield House, Accommodations
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Winfield House, Transportation
4 President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Maps and Floor Plans
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Places of Interest in London
President Eisenhower's Trip to United Kingdom, Aug. 27-Sept. 7, 1959-- Photographs
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia-- Advance Party Aug.-Nov. 1959 [draft schedules; plans for President's visit to Pakistan; memo on media coverage; survey trip of Europe]
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia-- Messages, Nov.-Dec. 1959 (1)-(2) [correspondence with President of Tunisia and King of Greece; dinner given in Madrid by Franco for Eisenhower and party; helicopter support and gas and oil supplies for aircraft]
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Operation Orders Nov.-Dec. 1959
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Station Ships Nov.-Dec. 1959
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Pakistan, Dec. 7-9, 1959 (1)- (3) [personnel list; information on Karachi; helicopter passenger list; community development project in Pakistan]
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Afghanistan, Dec. 9, 1959 (1)- (3) [program for advance party's visit; President's schedule; public relations program; Kabul itinerary; role of Mrs. John Eisenhower]
5 President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--India, Dec. 9-14, 1959 (1)-(5) [Indian officials; schedules; accommodations in New Delhi; room assignments on the USS Des Moines]
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Greece and Iran Dec. 14, 1959 [operation plans; car, helicopter, plane, and hotel assignments]
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Tunisia, Dec. 17, 1959
President Eisenhower's Trip to South Asia--Toulon, France Dec. 18, 1959 [message to men of Sixth Fleet]
President Eisenhower's Trip to South America (Operation Amigo) Feb.- Mar. 1960 (1)-(6) [itinerary and information kit for advance party; detailed operation plan; list of press accredited for trip; auto and aircraft arrangements; detailed schedule for president; report on Operation Amigo]
President Eisenhower's Trip to Paris Summit Meeting, May 14-20, 1960 (1)-(2) [air transport and helicopter support; station ships; President's schedule; communications information]
6 President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Messages and General Information (1)-(4) [information on airports and distances between cities; President's schedule; room assignments on the USS St. Paul; station ships; helicopter support missions; communications equipment]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Presidential Message
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Messages re Helicopters
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Schedules and Itineraries [information on views of Japanese Socialist Party on Eisenhower's proposed visit to Japan; preliminary plans for trip to Russia]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Transportation
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Soviet Union (Proposed) [schedule; station ships; helicopter support]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Messages and Telegrams (1)-(3) [contacts between MacArthur and Japanese leaders; reports on how the Japanese press views the President's visit; reports on demonstrations, Japanese politics, and the planned general strike; changes in the President's schedule; postponement of the President's visit to Japan]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Working Group Reports (1)-(3) [demonstrations in Japan; customs and clearances in Japan; press, motorcade, security, and air arrangements]
7 President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Working Group Reports (4) [press arrangements; schedule]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Advance Party Briefing Book (1)-(4) [tentative schedule; press arrangements; public relations action plan; administrative arrangements, including communications, lodgings, office space, air transportation, and security; information on airport and motorcade route]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Revised Briefing Book (1)-(3) [tentative daily schedule; maps and diagrams; press arrangements]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Schedules
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- President's Party [MacArthur and Japanese leaders discuss the President's schedule; information on ship movements]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Accommodations
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Security [demonstrations and the Japanese Communist Party; Security Treaty with U.S.]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Motorcade
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Press [communications and press facilities; general trends of the Japanese press]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Background and General Information
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Gifts
8 President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Telephone Directory
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Japan (Proposed)-- Maps and Floor Plans
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--USS Saint Paul (1)- (2) [message to 7th Fleet; U.S.-Japan mutual security treaty]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Okinawa [helicopter support; schedule; local press reactions to visit]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Korea (1)-(7) [arrival and departure ceremonies; itineraries for President and for Mrs. John Eisenhower; room assignments; list of call signs and code words; Korean response to President's proposed visit and Korean-Japanese relations]
President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Hawaii (1)-(4) [helicopter support plan; list of members of press by country; motorcade diagram; President’s schedule; passenger lists for planes; guest list for reception]
9 President Eisenhower's Far East Cruise, June 1960--Hawaii (5) [floor plans and map]
SUBSERIES B: DOMESTIC TRAVEL
President Eisenhower's visit to the USS Williamsburg, Mar. 26, 1953 [U.S. and French officials who will attend conference on board the ship]
President Eisenhower's visit to the U.S. Naval Base, Key West, Florida, Dec. 28, 1955-Jan. 8, 1956 [daily Secret Service reports on the activities of the President]
President Eisenhower's Cruise on the USS Saratoga, June 6-7, 1957 (1)- (7) [misplaced news releases; aircraft launch and land record and deck log for the Saratoga for June 6 and 7; floor plan for the USS Saratoga; presidential speech to crew; schedule for cruise; list of people in Presidential party and staff; communications requirements; weather information and route of ship]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I. Sept. 4-30, 1957--Correspondence, Schedules, and Charts (1)-(4) [list of borrowed items to be returned at end of Newport visit; USS Seawolf; presidential speech on Little Rock, floor plans of offices and housing units for President and staff; travel arrangements; NATO Naval Chaplains' conference; White House courier service]
10 President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Naval War College-- Briefing Book (1)-(2) [background information and building floor plans]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Operation Orders (1)-(2) ["Operation Vacation"; details on quarters, office space, personnel, communications, and other logistics]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Secret Service Reports
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Personnel (1)-(4) [list of furniture for President's office]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Press (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Press Conferences (1)-(2)
11 President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Log of Visit
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Office Equipment and Furnishings
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Telephone Directories
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Floor Plans and Maps (1)-(3) [desk and room assignments; information on Newport]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Weather Information
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Articles (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Clippings (1)-(6)
12 President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Clippings (7)-(8)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Sept. 4- 30, 1957--Photographs
Army-Navy Lightweight Football Game, Oct. 26, 1957 (1)-(2)
Dedication of Atomic Energy Commission's Headquarters Building Nov. 8, 1957
President Eisenhower's Proposed Trip to Canaveral Missile Base Mar. 1958
USS Forrestal Trip, May 21-23, 1958 [arrangements for cruises and visits by VIP's to aircraft carriers; itinerary of cruise]
Speech by President Eisenhower at U.S. Naval Academy, June 4, 1958 (1)-(5) [seating arrangement on stage; blueprint for platform; schedule for trip]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Correspondence (1)-(2) [information on fishing; log of visit; staff mail]
13 President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Correspondence (3)-(4) [flight violations of restricted area around Summer White House; information on Rhode Island and Newport; list of furniture and decoration]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Letters of Appreciation
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Operation Orders (1)-(2) [maps and drawings of base, including general development plan for the base; floor plans for office buildings]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Log of Visit (1)-(2) [trip log for White House cars at Newport]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Cruise on Destroyer Mitscher [Americas Cup races]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Secret Service Reports [reports on daily activities of President; report on kitchen fire in President's quarters]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Personnel and Transportation (1)-(2) [support personnel and boat crews; information on meals and laundry; code names]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Press Conferences (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Recreation [cruise on destroyer; fishing trip; staff motorboats]
14 President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Floor Plans (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Clippings
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., Aug. 29- Sept. 23, 1958-- Photographs
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1958 (1)-(4) [schedule; helicopter costs; maps and weather information; aerial photos]
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Correspondence, June 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Thank You Letters, July 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Remarks by President Eisenhower June 26, 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Schedule, June 1959 [President's trip to Montreal; visit of Queen of England and President to RCAF Station, St. Hubert, Quebec and cruise on royal yacht, Britannia]
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Guest and Passenger lists June 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Meetings and Conferences June 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Operation Inland Seas, June 1959 (1)-(2) [priorities for ship transit through Seaway; Atlantic Fleet visits Chicago and other parts on the Great Lakes]
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, U.S. Navy Participation June 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Royal Yacht Britannia, June 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Press Releases, June 1959
15 St. Lawrence Seaway Opening Ceremony, Background, June 1959 (1)-(3)
President Eisenhower's visit to Camp David, July 2-6, 1959
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Correspondence (1)-(2) [gifts; appointments; letters of appreciation]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Operation Order
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Schedule and Itinerary
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Secret Service Reports [daily activities of President and family]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--President's Science Advisory Committee Meeting [schedule; travel arrangements; list of members present]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Polaris Submarines
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--USS Patrick Henry (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I. July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Transportation (1)-(2) [helicopter operating costs; passenger lists for helicopters and boats]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Personnel (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Room Assignments
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Trip to Chicago and Denver
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Weather
16 President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Recreation and Social Activities
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Eisenhower Park
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Medallion Lists [lists of various personnel groups who will be given the coin medallion]
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Press Conferences (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Telephone Directory
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Maps and Brochures
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7- Aug. 7, 1960--Clippings (1)-(2)
President Eisenhower's visit to U.S. Naval Base, Newport, R.I., July 7, 1960--Photographs
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Schedule and Itinerary
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Trip Personnel and Passengers
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Helicopter Operations
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Detroit, Michigan [information and photos of possible landing sites]
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--San Francisco, Calif.
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Naval Air Station, North Island, San Diego, Calif. (1)-(4) [description of ships at base; arrival ceremony and tour information]
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Laughlin AFB, Del Rio, Texas [Secret Service contacts in Del Rio area]
President Eisenhower's West Coast Trip, Oct. 17-25, 1960--Houston, Texas
SERIES II: VISITS BY FOREIGN LEADERS
Eisenhower-Nehru Conference at Camp David (Proposed), July 8-10, 1956
17 Visit by President Garcia of the Philippines, June 1958 [briefs on wage and employment problems in the U.S. Navy involving Filipinos]
Visit by Admiral of the Fleet Mountbatten, R.N., Oct. 1958 (1)-(2)
Visit by Prime Minister Macmillan, Mar. 19-22, 1959 [cabin assignments at Camp David; map of Camp and floor plan of the main lodge]
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Operation Plan [cabin and office assignments; helicopter schedule; security]
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Schedules (1)-(2) [U.S. and U.S.S.R. officials at the conference]
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Security [personnel badges; list of passes for U.S. and U.S.S.R. delegates]
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Press [joint U.S.-Soviet communique]
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Meals
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Movies
Eisenhower-Khrushchev Conference at Camp David, Sept. 25-27, 1959-- Music
Visit by President Mateos of Mexico to Camp David, Oct. 10-11, 1959
Visit by Dr. Alberto Lleras, President of Colombia, Apr. 4-7, 1960
Visit by President Charles DeGaulle of France, Apr. 22-29, 1960 (1)-(2) [members of DeGaulle's party; journalists accompanying DeGaulle; schedule]
Visit by Mahedra Bir Kikram Shah Deva, King of Nepal Apr. 25-May 13, 1960 (1)-(2) [members of King's party; schedule; biographic information]
SERIES III: CORRESPONDENCE SUBSERIES A: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NAVAL AIDE
General Correspondence, Messages, and Press Releases, 1953-1960 (1)- (2) [Adm. Byrd; White House mail]
18 General Correspondence, Messages, and Press Releases, 1953-1960 (3)- (5) [President's speech to U.N. General Assembly]
SUBSERIES B: PRESIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Presidential Letters and Messages, 1956-1960 (1)-(3) [Navy League; cruise on Saratoga; Operation Alert; Christmas messages; operation Amigo]
SERIES IV: SUBJECT FILE
American Armed Forces Museum (1)-(6) [President s proposal on the museum, or institute; Senate bill S.1985; membership of committee on the museum; possible sites for museum]
19 American Armed Forces Museum (7)-(15) [drafts of bill on museum; report on European military museums; committee report to President and draft of bill; criticism of report]
American Rocket Society
Aviation Matters--Airports, Air Routes, and Naval Air Stations (1)-(2)
Blast Shelter in Battle Creek, Michigan, Dec. 1958
Blue Star, Amphibious Landing Exercises, Mar. 1960 [U.S.-Taiwan exercise]
Books, Gift to the President
20 Ceylon Flood Relief, Jan. 1958 (1)-(2)
Fishing Areas in Maryland
Flags of Convenience and the Merchant Marine [legal aspects of problems caused by flags of convenience; position of Navy and labor unions on the issue; report of U.N. conference]
Harmon International Trophies, Oct. 23, 1956
Helicopters, Bell
ICBM and IRBM projects
Japanese Training Ships
Medal of Honor, 1952-1960 (1)-(3)
Medal of Honor Ceremony, Oct. 27, 1953 (1)-(3)
Medal of Honor Winners, Presidential Reception for, May 30, 1958
Movie on Mahatma Gandhi
Names--Nuclear Submarines
Naval Air Station, Denver, Colorado
NATO Naval Chaplain s Conference, Oct. 10-28, 1957
NATO s Tenth Anniversary, Apr. 1959
21 Navy Bands (1)-(3) [death of Navy band members in airplane crash in South America, Feb. 25, 1960]
N.S. Savannah [launching ceremony and christening]
Nuclear Submarine, Seawolf [launching ceremony; lists of people invited to ceremony]
People-to-People Program [visit by HOPE ship to Indonesia; goodwill cruise by Canberra; U.S. 6th Fleet in Italy]
Permanent Joint Board on Defense, Canada-United States
Petroleum Matters and Fire Retardant Paint
Presidential Helicopters, Flight Time Tables, Sept. 1957-Nov. 1960
Presidential Helicopters, Historical Reports of Support Missions May 1959-Nov. 1960 (1)-(4) [Soviet helicopter industry; reports on helicopter support missions for Presidential trips to South America; Europe; Georgia; Newport, Rhode Island; Chicago, Illinois; and Cleveland, Ohio]
Presidential Helicopters, Monthly Reports of Flight Operations Dec. 1959- Nov. 1960
Presidential Unit Citations
President s West Point Classmates Stag Dinner, Feb. 23, 1959
President F.D. Roosevelt’s Sailing Sloop
Report by Naval Aide on Trip to Mexico, Apr. 1956
22 Seal of the U.S. Marine Corps
Service Bands--National Anthem and “Hail to the Chief”
Ship Construction Protests [West Coast shipyards protest that new construction was going to East Coast yards]
Ship Construction, Repair, and Conversion, 1952-1960 (1)-(8) [list of ships authorized for construction; specific contracts and complaints on contracts; donation of Navy boats to Sea Scouts; competition between shipyards over construction of an aircraft carrier; problems of West Coast shipyards; cutbacks in shipbuilding and conversion program; transfer of some Naval vessels to foreign countries]
Speech by President to Pan American Union, Apr. 12, 1953
23 Swagger Stick, Gift for the President
Transportation for Civilians on Military Ships, 1953-1955 [dependents of U.S. military personnel]
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S.S. Constellation
U.S.S. Enterprise--Background and History (1)-(3)
U.S.S. Enterprise--Drive to Preserve It (1)-(3) [effort to save Enterprise as a museum; critical assessment of the project]
U.S.S. Nautilus--Background and Transpolar Cruise, 1951-1958 (1)-(4) [launching, commissioning, and sea trials of the Nautilus; operation orders]
24 U.S.S. Nautilus--Background and Transpolar Cruise, 1951-1958 (5)-(16) [daily diary for Operation Sunshine, voyage under North Pole; commander’s diary for June to Aug. 1958; Presidential unit citation; captain s log for Aug. 1958; homecoming celebration; script for TV show, “Armstrong Circle Theater,” on voyage under North Pole]
25 U.S.S. Nautilus--Clippings, Aug. 9-19, 1958 (1)-(4)
SERIES V: PHOTOGRAPHS
Presentation of Painting by M. Henri Jouval, June 11, 1953
Wreath Laying at George Washington Tomb, Feb. 22, 1954
Cabinet Meeting at Camp David, Aug. 13, 1954
Retirement Ceremony for Lieut. Col. W.F.H. Santelmann, leader of Marine Band, Mar. 28, 1955
Luncheon for Gen. Cutler, Mar. 29, 1955
39th Wedding Anniversary Picnic, July 1, 1955
Camp David Personnel, July 2, 1955
Admiral Carney Awarded Distinguished Service Medal, Aug. 4, 1955
Vice-President Nixon Visits U.S. Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif., Aug. 13, 1955
National Security Medal Presentation, Oct. 20, 1955
Commemorative Plaque on East Wing of White House, Dec. 10, 1956
President Eisenhower Greets Queen of England, Nov. 1957
Eisenhower Fishing at Newport, Sept. 9, 1958
Etching of Ypres Presented to President, Oct. 23, 1958
Camp David Visit by Mrs. Eisenhower and Guests, Nov. 8-9, 1958
Painting at Camp David, Jan. 13, 1959
St. Lawrence Seaway, April 1959
President Eisenhower Presented with Yearbooks from West Point and Annapolis, May 28, 1959
Visit by President Mateos of Mexico to Camp David, Oct. 10-11, 1959
Flags of Cabinet Departments Presented to President Truman
Photographs, 1953-1961
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