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Find additional works at: http://yul-fi-prd1.library.yale.internal QD1 ROOM ASSIGNMENTS KIEV Oktyabrskaya Hotel' Control Room 210 Albertazzie, Col, R. 0.. 412 e Andrews, John 207 Beam, Amb. and Mrs. Jacob 301 Campbell, LtCdr. Craig 408 Carson, James L. 415 Chapin, Dwight L. 206 Chase, Dr, William 409 Codus, William 202 Collins, Mac A. 216 Derus, Miss Irene 405 DeSantis, Mrs. Rita 308 Goode, Mark 212 Grimes, Miss Dixie 414 Ingersoll, Fred 216 Kaye, Mrs. Beverly 305 Klein, Herbert G. 401 Krimer, William 314 • Lord, Winston 215 Lukash, Dr. William 411 Maguire, Charles 415 Mosbacher, Ambassador 201 01 denburg, Herbert 406 Ki ev - 1 rsci) 0kiyhbrsk,4p. Hotel sitoottnued 405 Price, Raymond K. 203 !bland, Dr. Kenneth 312 Safire, William 208 • Scali, John A. 205 Scowcroft, BIG Brent 421 Sonnenfeldt, Helmut 214 Soukhanov, Miss Maria 307 Stahl, Norman 406 Thomas, John M. 313 Walker, Ronald H. 213 Woods, Miss Rose Mary 209 Yates, Mrs. Nell 305
Dnipro Hotel Atkins, 011ie 401 'DtArcy, Jack 407 Dunn, Robert 901 Elbourne, Timothy 425 , • Lukash, Dr. William 405 Warren, Gerald 409 Ziegler, Ronald 417
Kiev - 2 ¡bid Hotel Control .Rooms 704 705 706 Barnett, Maj. Richard 711 (Clow er„ Dewey 104 ,Eigura, 103 Gol d,1Bertram 1013 Haworth.,;Allan 609 Henkel., VI 1 1 iam Jr. .619 Ttedman., Jii/Gen A. Jr.. 1015 Rachner.,l'Ehar.1 as 804 Roland,'Fri tz 111,0 ,-Ronne,iDaVi d 1005. Rowe, Miss JiiBe '703 .Sïift, M*r Tred 1019. Thompson, John B. 815 •
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Visit of
RICHARD NIXON
President of the United States
to
Empire of Iran t Polish People's Republic
May - June 1972
C.1-63
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IRAN • Rials Dollars Dollars 1.00 .01 .10 / 8 10.00 .13 .25 19 20.00 .26 .50 38 100.00 1.30 1.00 76 500.00 6.50 5.00 , 381 1.000.00 13.00 10.00 't 763 5,000.00 65.00 20.00 t.525 10.000.00 130.00 50.00 ,813 100.00 Z,625 1 rial • .013 dollars 1 dollar • 76.25 nah
POLAND Zlotys Dollars
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TUESDAY, MAY 30 1972
11:45 a.m. S176 departs Kiev en 4110 route for Tehran.
Flying Time: 3 hrs. 50 min. Time Change: Minus 30 minutes. . ,, ,-, • •
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• Cc] TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1972
VIP AND STAFF INSTRUCTIONS 3:45 p.m. 970 arrives • Mehrabad Airport. Passengers will be escorted to viewing area.
Dress for arrival is business suit. Hats and gloves for ladies.
Note: All briefcases con- taining classified material that are to be off-loaded should be left in your seat on board the aircraft. Arrangements will be made to transport them to a secure area at your hotel. .
111114:05 p.m. S176 arrives. President, Mrs. Nixon and Dr. Kissinger descend forward ramp and are greeted by the Shah, and the Empress. Tehran, May 30.1 C-63 LOCAL LIVE T.V. FULL PRESS COVERAGE ' The Shah introduces the President and Mrs. Nixen to the GOI Official Party. Prime Mini'sker Amir.Abbas Hoveyda President.of the Senate and Mrs. Sharif-Emami Speaker of the Majlis (Parliament) and Rrs: Riazi Minister of the Imperial Court and Mrs. Alem Minister of Foreign Affairs and Mrs. Khalatbari Chief, Supreme Commander's Staff, General Azhari Adjutant General to HIM, Lt. Gen. Shafeghat Ambassador and Mrs. Gharib Private Secretar' to HIM, Mr. Moiniallio Chief of the Imperial Guard, Lt. Gen. Hashemi-Nejad
The President and Mrs. Nixon are presented flowers by two flower girls. Tehran, tlay 30-2 Ltril After the official greeting, the following descend forward ramp: • H. R. Haldeman R. Ziegler Brig.cGen. Scowcroft STAFF INSTRUCTIONS All other passengers proceed out the rear door of the aircraft. Remain in the vicinity of the rear ramp until the President and Official Party proceed to the reviewing stand. Then proceed to the viewing area. The President introduces U.S. Official Party to Shah and Empress. Ambassador rosbacher and Ambassador Gharib precede Illpthe; President and the Shah, Mrs. Nixon, the Empress and the Iranian and U.S. Official Parties to a point approximately 50 feet before the reviewing stand. Tehran, May 30-3 Ci.63 The President arid he Shah proceed to the reviewing stand followed by their Military AiOes.
SPECIAL NOTE Protocol requires that ,kng 09 boviDk¡ted behind the rpie0og stand.
The Pre4dent moumts the reviewing siwai from the rear followed by the SIP*
Homons 414an sakte, U. S. and leanian Anthems are OW& Aircraft fbt—i4t.
NO RUMS
InspacOon of Honor Guard.
Root Clotd osses Ln review.
Tehran, May 30-4 Clic] VIP AND STAFF INSTRUCTIONS Members of the U.S. Unofficial Party and Travelling Staff are escorted to the motorcade.
Proceed along the red carpet past a U.S. Mission Party and group of 315 members of the American community and through the Imperial Pavilion to motorcade. 4:25 p.m. Arrive at motorcade. Assignments are: 'Protocol: Amb. Gharib Amb. Mosbacher
Pilot: Mr. Martyr/ (Mr. Chapin)
COI Security:
Lead: USSS
Tehran, May 30-5 N Limo: President ; Shah Follow-Op (2): 301 Security/ Dr. Tkach , USSS . • Lino: Mrs! Nixon Empress Follow-Up (2): GOI Security/ USSS GOI Security: Spare: Control: Mr. Haldeman Mr. Chapin Lt. Cdr. Larzel ere Wire 1: Mr. Ziegler Wire 2: • VIP 1: Prime Minister Hoveyda
Tehran, May 30-6 . . Lt6- 3 VIP 2: Minister of the Imperial Court and Mrs. Alam
Ill/ VIP 5: Minister of' Foreign Affairs, Dr. Khalatbari Dr. Kissinger GOI Security, • USSS VIP 4: Mrs. Khalatbari VIP 5: Ambassador and Mrs. Farland VIP 6: Chief, Supreme Commanders Staff, Gen, Azhari VIP 7: Asst. Sec, Sisco
• VIP 8: Brig. Gen: Scowcroft Brig, Gen, Rahimi
Tehran, May 30-7' g3 VIP 9: Minister- Counselor and Mrs. Heck GOI Security: s Staff No. 10: Mr. Klein Mr. Scali Staff No. 11: Mr. Price Mr. Safire • Staff No. 12: Miss Woods Mr. Goode Mr. Walker Staff Bus 1: Mr. Lord Mr. Higby Mrs. DeSantis Miss Pineau Dr. Riland Mr. Goldsborough Staff Bus 2: All others (Hilton) • WHCA:
Tehran, May 30-8 , Press Bus: Press GOI Security 4:30 p.m. Motorcade departs en route 4111 Shahyad Monument. (Driving Time:.10 Minutes) 4:40 p.m, Motorcade arrives west entrance Shahyad Monument.
VIP STAFF INSTRUCTIONS Because of the limited time of the ceremony, you are requhsted to remain in the motorcade.
Ambassador Mosbacher and Ambassador Gharib greet, then precede the President and the Shah and Mrs. Nixon and the Empress to the monument. Ambassador and Mrs, Farland, Dr. Kissinger and Assistant Secretary Sisco disembark and follow.
Tehran, May 30-9 LOCAL LIVE TELEVISION (FULL PRESS COVERAGE)
The Mayor of Tehran, Dr. Gholam Reza Nikpay, deliver• welcoming remarks in Persian.
At the conclusion of the remarks the Mayor presents Keys to the City and a gift ta the President and Mrs. Nixon from the people of Tehran.
The President moves to microphone and briefly acknowledges receipt of the, keys and gift.
The President bids the Mayor farewell and with the Shah, ID Mrs. Nixon and the Empress exits to the right and proceeds to motorcade.
Tehran, May 30-10 4:55 p.m. Board the motorcade and depart for Saadabad Palace.
Assignments are the same 410 as arrival.
(Driving Time: 45 min.)
5:40 p.m. Motorcade arrives at Palace.
5:45 p.m. The President and Shah, Mrs. Nixon and the Empress enter the Palace. The President and Mrs. Nixon are introduced to Palace Reception Committee.
STAFF NOTE Those not participating in Saadabad Palace Reception • will be escorted to their residences.
Tehran, May 30.11 Reception Committee:
H.E. Ambassador and Mrs. Amir Asian Afshar, Iranian Ambassador to Washington Ill° Lt.Gen. Mansur Afkhami- Ebrahimi (Gen. Afkamee), Senior Military Delegate, CENTO
5:50 p.m. Mrs. Nixon bids farewell. to the Empress who departs and she goes to her suite.
PRESIDENT AND SHAH PERSONAL TIME/10 minutes
6:00 p.m. The President and the Shah meet in the Shahts first floor office for private talks. • PRESS POOL PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Tehran, May 30-12 7:15 p.m. Talks conclude. The President bids farewell to the Shah who departs and the President goes to his suite. • PERSONAL STAFF TIME (1 hr.5 min.) VIP AND STAFF INSTRUCTIONS Dress for State Dinner is white tie.
8i15 p.m. State Dinner guests depart Hilton Hotel for Niavaran Palace. Motorcade Assignments: Car 1: Mr, Klein Brig.Gen.Scowcroft Car 2: Mr, Price Mr. Safire Car 3: Mr. Sisco • Mr. Scali Car 4: Mr. Miklos Mr. Saunders
Tehran, May 30.13 8:20 p.m. State Dinner guests depart Saadabad Palace Guest House en route Niavaran Palace. Motorcade Assignments: • Car 1: Dr. Kissinger Car 2: Miss Woods Dr. Riland
8:20 p.m. President and Mrs. Nixon proceed to the Diplomatic Reception.
NOTE: They are dressed for State Dinner. The President and Mrs. Nixon are joined by Ambassador Gharib, Ambassador Mosbacher and Ambassador and Mrs. Farland and proceed into Diplomatic Reception Room.•
Tehran, May 30-14 Diplomatic Corps and wives are arranged in protocol order starting from the President's left. First will be the Iranian Chief of Protocol, Ministry of Ill/ Foreign Affairs, H.E. and Mrs. Malek, next the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Danish Ambassador Fredrik de Jonquieres, and his wife.
President and Mrs. Nixon move around the semi-circle and are introduced by Ambassador Gharib. They are followed by Ambassador and Mrs. Farland.
President and Mrs. Nixon move to the center of the room and are joined by H.E. and Mrs. Malek and Dean and Mrs. Jonquieres. President and Mrs. Nixon sip champagne, then depart.
408:35 P.m. Proceed directly to motor- cade en route Niavaran Palace.
Tehran, May 30-15 NOTE: Iranian and U.S. State Dinner guests leave with the President and Mrs. Nixon and travel to Niavaran Palace in the same motorcade.
Assignments are: Protocol Car: Amb. Mosbacher Amb. Gharib Pilot: P. Martyr Lead: OSS • President's Car: The President Mrs. Nixon Follow-Up: Dr. Tkach Control: H.R.Haldeman D.L.Chapin Lt.Cdr. Larzelere • Wire Cars (2): R. Ziegler
Tehran, May 30-16 VIP 1: Ambassador Farland Mrs.Jarland
• VIP 2: H. E. Malek • Mrs. Malek VIP 3: Amb. Jonqui eres Mrs. Jonquieres
WHCA:
Spare:
Tail:
8:40 p.m. Depart Saadabad Palace en route Niavaran Palace.
(Driving Time: 10 minutes)
im :50 p.m. Arrive Niavaran Palace, 8 Note: Dinner guests traveling in motorcade proceed directly to Recep. tion in Grand Hall. Tehran, May 30-17 Elt3 8:50 p.m. President and Mrs. Nixon are greeted by the Shah and Empress on arrival. They enter the Palace, and move to a reception room where they are introduced to 1110 Members of Imperial Family. President and Mrs. Nixon are them introduced to His Imperial Highness, Crown Prince Reza Cyrus Ali Pahlavi, son of the Shah and Empress.
Ambassador Gharib and Ambassador Mosbacher join the President, Shah, Mrs. Nixon and Empress for receiving line. The guests approach from left. The Shah will have the President to his right, then the Empress with Mrs. Nixon to• her right.
Tehran, May 30-18 [r6] Ambassador Mosbacher will introduce U.S. guests to the Shah and Empress and Ambassador Gharib will Introduce Iranian guests to the Shah who will introduce them to the President and Mrs. Nixon. PHOTO OPPORTUNITY BEFORE RECEIVING LINE BEGINS When receiving line is com- pleted, the President with the Empress on his left and the Shah with Mrs. Nixon on his left will be led by Ambassador Mosbacher and Ambassador Gharib across the Grand Hall and into the 411/ banquet room to their positions of honor.
9:20 p.m. Dinner begins. PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Tehran Ma 30-19 At the conclusion of dinner, the Shah requests the President's permission to stand and make remarks. After remarks, the Shah proposes a toast to President• and Mrs. Nixon and requests everyone stand. President and Mrs. Nixon should also stand as the U.S. National Anthem will be played. Everyone is seated and the President requests the Shah's permission to make his remarks. REMARKS WILL BE RECORDED AND PIPED TO THE PRESS CENTER The President stands, makes his remarks and requests everyone to stand and join in a toast to "Their Imperial Majesties the Shahanshah Aryamehr ?nd the Empress of Iran". The Iranian National Anthem is played. •
Tehran, May 30-20 [ic] Coffee is served at the table. After coffee the President, Shah, Mrs. Nixon and the Empress will be led out of the banquet room by Ambassador • Gharib. They will be escorted directlY'to their car and return to Saadabad Palace.
11:00 p.m. Motorcade departs en route Saadabad Palace. Motorcade assignments are: Pilot: Mr. Martyr Lead: Limo: The President Mrs. Nixon Follow-Up: Dr. Tkach Control: Mr. Haldeman Mr, Chapin Lt.Cdr.larzelere Wire 1: Mr. Ziegler Wire 2: Tehran, May 30-21 Staff 1: Or. Kissinger Staff 2: Miss Woods Dr. Riland WHCA: Spare: •
. . 11:05. p;m, .StatelDinnery'. guests .departNiavaralfz, Palace in:rbute Hilton Hotel. Motorcade Assignments are: Car 1: Ambassador Mosbacher Car 2: Mr. Klein OrigAen.Scowcroft Car 3: Mr. Price Mr. Safire Car 4: Asst.Sec. Sisco Mr. Scali • Car 5: Mr. Miklos Mr. Saunders 11:10 p.m. Arrive at Saadabad Palace. Tehran, May 30.22
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1972
Baggage Call - Bags will be • picked up in front of individual rooms at 11:00 a.m. at all residences and hotels.
8:30 a.m. Motorcade departs en route wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of Reza Shah.
NOTE: Dress for wreath. laying ceremony is business suit. (Driving Time: 45 mihutes) Assignments are: Pilot: P. Martyr G01: Security Lead: President's Car: The President/ (Mr. Haldeman) Tehran, May 31.23 Çc
Follow-Up (2): GOI Security/ USSS/Dr.Tkach Control: H. R. Haldeman1110 D. Chapin Lt.Cdr.Larzelere Wire Cars (2): R. Ziegler Staff 1: Brig. Gen. Scowcrofi Spare: • Tall: 9:15 a.m. Motorcade arrives at entrance to the Tomb of Reza Shah the Great. The President is greeted by His Imperial Highness Mahmoud Reza Pahlavi (the Shah's half-brother), Ambassador Gharib, H.E. Malee and Adjutant General to the Shah, Lt. Gen. Shafeghat.
Tehran, May 31-24 President accompanied by General Scowcroft, Lt. Cdr. Larzelere and greeting party proceed through ilitrance gate toward mausoleum.
NOTE: At fountain President pauses while General Scowcroft and Military Aide pick up pre-positioned wreath with ribbons.
Presidential party enters front door of mausoleum ändIrocéeds downstairs. PRESS POOL COVERAGE POSSIBLE LOCAL LIVE TELEVISION President, assisted by General Scowcroft ld Military Aide, places wreath on tomb ef Reza Shah the Great. The party steps back two paces and pauses 45 seconds while trumpets play. The Presidential party pauses at the tomb of Ali Reza, brother of the present Shah. Tehran, May 31-25 Proceed to upper floor. Sign Visitor's Book. Depart mausoleum by front door and proceed directly to motorcade. The President bids farewell. 9:35 a.m. Boards motorcade en route Saadabad Palace. Assignments same as arrival, (Driving Time: 45 minutes)
10:20 a.m. Arrive Saadabad Palace.
PERSONAL TIME/10 minutes
10:30 a.m. Shah arrives Saadabad Palace and is greeted by the President. o Private talks begin.
Tehran, May 31-26 LiD-3 10:40 a.m. Mrs. Nixon departs en route Niavaran Palace. (Separate schedule • with Empress.) 11:45 a.m. Mrs. Nixon and Empress arrive Saadabad Palace and proceed to the first floor Reception Room.
NOTE: Luncheon guests will , have arrived at 11:30 a.m. and are served refreshments in the second floor Reception Room. They will be arranged in protocol order for a receiving line. (Dress is business suit.) 410:50 a.m. Talks conclude. The President and Shah proceed to first floor Reception Room to join Mrs. Nixon and Empress.
Tehran, May 31-27 Cie:3
11:55 a.m. The President with the Shah to his right, followed by Mrs. Nixon and the Empress proceed up the stairs into the Grand Hall. They will • enter the Reception Room together. Mrs. Nixon with the Empress to her right next to the President with the Shah to his right. After a few minutes with. their guests they will proceed into the luncheon, the Shah with Mrs. Nixon to his left followed by the President and Empress. The guests will follow them into the dining room.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WHEN SEATED •
12:00 Noon Luncheon Is served.
Tehran, May 31-28 CN:3 VIP AND STAFF INSTRUCTIONS 12:45 p.m. All members of the President's party manifested on S'76 and 970 not attending the luncheon at Saadabad , Palace depart via buses from the Hilton Hotel and Saadabad Palace Guest House en route airport.
The President will propose a toast to the Shah and the 'Shah will return the toast.
TOASTS RECORDED AND PIPED TO THE PRESS.
1:15 p.m. Toasts conclude. The President, Shah, Mrs. Nixon and Empress will depart the dining room and proceed to motorcade.
1:20 P.m. Board motorcade.
Tehran, May 31.29 Vd-1 Motorcade assicinments are: Protocol: Amb. Gharib Amb. Mosbacher Pilot: P. Martyr • GO! Security: Lead: USSS President's Car: The President The Shah Follow-Up (2): GOI Security USSS Or. Tkach Mrs. Nixon's Car: Mrs. Nixon The Empress Follow-Up (2): Spare: Control: Mr. Haldeman Mr. Chapin • Lt.Cdr. Larzelere Wire Cars (2): R. Ziegler
Tehran, May 31-30 VIP 1: P. M. Hoveyda VIP 2: Minister and Mrs. Alam VIP 3: F. M. Khalatbari III/ Dr. Kissinger VIP 4: Mrs. Khalatbari Mrs. Gharib VIP 5: Amb, Farland Mrs. Farland Mr. Sisco VIP 6: Amb, Afshar Mrs. Afshar VIP 7: H. E. Malek Mrs. Malek VIP 8: Minister-Counselor Heck and Mrs. Heck Staff 1: Mr. Walker Mr. Goode 4110 Staff 2: Support WHCA:
Tehran, May 31-31 ELG]
1:40 p.m. Motorcade arrives at Imperial Pavilion. U.S. Chief of Protocol and Ambassador Gharib 4111 lead.the President and the Shah, Mrs. Nixon and the Empress, followed by the Official Party, through the Imperial Pavilion and along the red carpet to the reviewing stand. Members of the U.S. community in Tehran will be assembled on the right as they pass. The President followed by the Shah mounts the platform from the rear. The President takes a position of honor to the right.
SPECIAL NOTE Mrs. Nixon, the Empress, the U.S.Official Party and the 601 Official Party who attended the luncheon will observe honors from a position near the reviewing stand. Tehran, May 31-32 t6.1 U.S. UNOFFICIAL PARTY NOTE The U.S. Unofficial Party will have arrived and been escorted to a position at the rear of the aircraft from • which they may observe the ceremonies.
Honors - Anthems are played.
NO REMARKS
Inspection of Honor Guard.
NOTE: While the President reviews Honor Guard, Ambassadors Gharib and Mosbacher will lead Mrs. Nixon, Empress and U.S. Official Party to a position at end of Imperial Guard line.
Tehran, May 31-33 After salute from Guard Commander the President and Shah, followed by Mrs. Nixon, the Empress and the remainder of the Official Party, proceed to and along the red carpet past the assembled Diplomatic Corps and U.S. Mission Party. The President and Mrs. Nixon then bid farewell to members of Iranian Official Party. The U.S. Official Party boards the aircraft. President and Mrs. Nixon bid farewell to the Shah and Empress and board the aircraft. President and Mrs. Nixon bid farewell to the Shah O and Empress and board the aircraft.
Tehran, May 31-34 P-3 1:50 p.m. S176 departs Mehrabad Airport en route to Warsaw, Poland.
(Flying time: • 5 hrs. 10 min.) (Time change: -21 hrs.)
4:30 p.m. Arrive Warsaw. (Warsaw time) (2:00 p.m. Tehran time)
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Tehran, May 31-35 •
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MRS. NIXON'S VISIT TO IRAN
WEDNESDAY? MAY 31, 1972
10:40 a.a. Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Farland e depart Saadabad Palace via motorcade for Niavaran Palace for tea with the Empress. 1050 a.m. Arrive Niavaran Palace. Mrs. Nixon is greeted by the Empress accompanied by Mrs. Assadollah Alam (Lady- in4alting) who then welcome Mrs. Farland. Mrs. Nixon and the Empress, followed by Mrs. Farland and Mrs. Alani, proceed to the first floor reception room • for tea. PHOTO OPPORTUNITY 11:15 a.m. Tea conCludes.
Mrs. Nixon - 1 aci-3 Mrs. Nixon and the Empress, followed by Mrs. Farland and Mrs. Alam, depart Niavaran Palace en routs to the Niavaran Children's Library.• 11:17 a.m. Arrive Niavaran Children's Library. Mrs. Nixon and the Empress are greeted by Mrs. Lill Arjomand, Director of the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (which operates the library center). Two flower girls present flowers to Mrs. Nixon and the Empress. Mrs. Farland takes flowers from Mrs. Nixon.. Tour of the Library.
PRESS POOL COVERAGE
Mrs. Nixon - 2 11:35 a.m. Mrs. Nixon, the Empress, Mrs. Farland and Mrs. Alam depart the Library en route Saadabad Palace. •11:45 a.m. Arrive Saadabad Palace, Mrs. Nixon and theimpress proceed to the first floor recePtiO0 room. NOTE: Mrs. Farland and, Mrs. IT; join other luncheon guests in the second floor reception room. 11:50. a.m. The President and Shah join. Mr$. Nixon and the Empress in the first floor reception room. 11:55 a.m. The Presidentortth the Shah, to his left, followed by • Mrs. Nixon with the Empress to her left, proceed up the grand staircase to the luncheon.
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ROOM ASSIGNMENTS - TEHRAN
H - Hilton I - Intercontinental o GH w Guest House SP Saadabad Palace '
Albertaz 1,0, Col. H 401 Andrews, John H 814 Ariaza, Abel H 709 Atkins, Oliver H 615 Been, Mrs. Katherine H 1017 Campbell, LCdr Craig H 813 Carson, James L. H 817 Chapin, Dwight L. GH Chase, Dr, William H 815 Clower, Dewey I 1134 Codus, William H 904 Collins, Mac H 710 DIArcy, Jack I 1130 Derus, Miss Irene H 909 DeSantis, Mrs. Rita GH Elbourne, Tim I 1000 Finlay, LCol. John H 508 Gold, Bertram H 614
Tehran 1 CL03 Goldsborough, Jack H 811 Goode, Mark H 912 Grimes, Miss Dixie H 818 Haldeman, H. R. GH Hartigan, Wm, 8. H 613 Henkel, Wm. Jr. H 1010 Higby, Lawrence M. GH ingersol, Fred M. H 711 Jackson, Ronald L. H 417 Kaye, Mrs. Beverly H 913 Kissinger, Dr, Henry GH Kyn, Herbert G. H 801 Lah, Robert E. H 812 Larzelere, LCdr. SP Lord, Winston OH Lukash, Dr. Wm. D. H 816 Maguire, Charles G. H 707 Martyr, Philp H. H 807 McCaffreyi C. W. H 805 McCoy, ThamaeA. H 509 Miklos, Jack C. H 804 4110 Mosbacher, Ambassador H 902 Oldenburg, Herbert H 710 Pineau, Miss Julie GH
Tehran - 2 - Price, Raymond K. H g17 Redman, 8/Gen. A. 3 892. Wand, Dr. Kenneth ( Rodman, Peter H 911 Roland, Fritz H 612 Ronne, David H 612 Rowe, Miss Julie H 1014 Safire, William H 918 Scali, John H 915 Scowcroft, BIG Brent H 901 Sisco, AsstSecState H 908 Sonnenfeldt, Helmut H 916 Stahl, Norman J. H 711 Taylor, Robert H 803 Thomas, John M. H 703 Tkach, Dr. Walter SP Walker, Ronald H. H 905 Warren, Gerald 1 1137 Woods, Miss Rose Mary GH Yates, Mrs. Nell H 914 III/ Ziegler, Ronald I 1100
Tehran - 3 SERVICE ROOMS — TEHRAN
State Secretariat H 810 Acimin Control H 810 • , Vi si tors Center H 808 White ,House Office H 906/7 7:» GH •'• NSC bffi 6,e, ' •
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