'IH.E p ESlDENT 11:> AP on TMENTS SEPT£MBER 1, 1959, TUESDAY
LONDON, ENOW\ND
The Presiden spent m at of the day at the U. 5 • .American b •sy, ·infiel House, working on officla paper •
8:00 pm ho Pre1ident gavts a Stag Dinner at Winfield Ha.a•e, for aome £hie wartime a1aociates. The following were present: P lfide t mbaes dor John Hay Whitney ~ir in1ton Churchill ield Marahal Viecount Montgomery Hon. Cbriatian Herter Sir oger Makin• Lt. G neral Sir Brian Hor7ock• Major General Sir Francia De Guingand 0 Major G neral Howard Snyder :Brigadier Lionel Croaa &ear Admh- l Royer Dick Lt. General Sir Humfrey Oale Lt. General Sir Frederick Morgan Sir Harold Caeda General Lord Ismay i Mar•hd Earl Alexander Mar•hal of the • >.. F. Vbcount Portal Lord Strang Lt. General Sir OUv•r Lee• e Major G neral ir Kenneth Stron Brigadier Sir Jam • Gault Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpa1ter Bria. Edgar UU.amt M&JOr General Colwyn Vulllamy ajur General Sir Lealie Nicholls Cieneral Sir Jol\n bitel ey Marahai of th • /;. F. Sil' .Arthur Harrh Mara hat of the • A. F. Lord Tedder Prime Minhter Harold Macmillan TH ESID NT'S .APPOINTM NTS EDNESD.A Y, SEPT EMB . 2, 1959
LONDO T' NGLAND
8:00 am The Pr ident and Hon. Christian Herter motored to London .Airport orth•
8:45 am .Arri•ed at London Airport ortb. The Pre1ldent and .Prime Mini ter Harold Macmillan made short departur eeches.
9:00 am The President and hia party departed Lon.don .Airport aboard th 707 Jet for Paris, France.
PARIS, FRANCE
10:00 am The President and hi• party &t'rived at Le Bourget .Airport, Pa.-h. France. Re waa greeted by Preiident Charle• de aulle Prime Minister M. Michel Debre Mr. aurice Couv deMll.rvtlle Miaist r of F r i n .Affairs M. Pierre BuUlaumat, Minister of the A:rmie• .Amba•aador M. er•e .Alphand 0 Oeneral aout Salan M. Ludovic Chancel Chief of Protocol
The President was escorted to the Salon d'honneui- by Mr. Lud vie Chancel and reeted tbe following: Hon. andolpb W. Bur&e•• U. S. Repre•entath~e to NATO Mr. Cecil B. Lyon .American Minhter Plenipotentiary Cieneral Lau.rh Noratad upreme Allied Commander Europe Mr • .Frederick E. Noltina, J'r. ·mater, NATO Gen ral illhton B. Palmer Deputy Commander in Cbief, E-q.:ropean Command. General Cortlandt Van R. Scbulyler, Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarter• .AlU.•d Power• Europe Mr. John H. F. Haakell Defen•e Repreaeni.tivo USRO
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PA&ts; FR.ANCB lO:OQ am .List coutin~ed cf those wbo greeted the :Pre•ldent •t Le 8ourget Airport, Paris. France: M. Gaston onnervi'lle President of th(t Sen te M .• Jacque• Chaban Delmas President of the National .A•• embty M. Leon Noel M. Rene Cassin M. Emile Roeh (hu1erat Catroue G•ntrai ln.gold M~ .l3 enedetti M~. Pappon M. Dardel M. de.Dr. Piel'~e Devraigne President cf the Municipal CouneU
10~17 am The President and :?resident Charle• deGalllle depArted Le Bourg t · nd tootot-ed to uai d'Orsay, the Palace of oreign .Affairs .· 11;00 am .Ai-rived at Ouai d'Orsay where reaident deGauUe to<>k leave of the Pr ~ident. ll:S? am The President departed :Qu&.f. d'Oraay an.d mote>.-ed to E lysee Palace where he :reamined fol! lunch..
hOO pm LUNCHEON at the Elys ee Patace. the :re~ident: e o! President Charl es deGaulte: The Pre1ldent H~a. Chri•tian Her;trT Kon.. and M:ts. Amory Rouib.ton " Hon. Thomas S. Gate$ Hon. Livingston Merchant llrig. General .Andrew 1. Qood·pa11ter 0 ffon. Jam s Hagerty Major Joht~ Eiseohower Mr. John Irwin .Arnbaesador and Mr. • a.ndolph Burge•s l(on. Cecil B. Lyon· Ml'~ Robert H. McBt'id Colonel Verllon Walte»•
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PARIS, FRANCE
1:00 pm LUNCHEON at the Ely••e Palace (continued): Pre1i ent Curle• d.Oaulle Prime Minbter M. Mlcbel Debre M. Couve de M'1rville, Mini1ter of Foreign Affair• M. Herve Alpband, Amb••••dor to the U. S. M. Alphona• Juin, l.e Marec1'al de France Mr. Eric de Carbonnel Ambaa•ador of Franc , Secretary O•neral of Mint.try M. Ludovic C'bancel, Chief of hotocol M. Geo(froy de Courcel Secretary General 0£ the Preaident of tbe Fi-encl1 epublic M. Rene Broillet, Director of th• Cabinet M. le General Guy de Beal1fort M. 1ean-W.rc Boegner
2:45 pm Tile Preaident departed Ely•ee Palace and motored to Palace of Foreign Affair•, O'aal d'Or•ay
4:00 .. 5:00 pm The Preaident and Pre•ident Curle• deGaulle met witb the following: Hoa. Cln•htlan Herter .Amb•••&clor Amory Houg ton Hon. Thoma• S. Gate• Hon. Ltvin11ton Merchant Brta. General Andrew J. Goodpa•ter Major John Ei1 e n bower Ce>lonet Vernon alter• Mr. Robert H. McBride Priqie Mini•ter Couve de Murvtlle A mba• ••dor Herve A lphand M M. de Carbonn•l M. de ColU'cel M. Lebel. interpreter M. Boegner
5:00 pm Tlae Pre•ident wa• preaented to the Chief• of Diplomatic Mt••lon in Parla by Amb••••dor Houghton.
5:t5 pm The P:re•ident motored to the Arc de Triomphe. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE Z, 1959 Pago .f
PARIS• F. .ANCE
5:55 pm The Preatdent and President deGa11lle arrived at the A re de T rlomphe and were greeted by: M. Pierre Ciuillaumat Cieueral Raoul Salan Cieneral Lauri• Nor1tad Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Ulilton • Palmer D puty Commander in Chief, European Command Oeneral Cortlandt Van R. Schuyler, Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarter• Allied Power• Eui-ope Major General Philip C. Wehle, Special Military Attache Chief MA.AO Brig. General C. Coburri Smith, Jr., Army Attache Captain Hu1h M. Robin•on, aval .Attache ·- colonel F raillt B. Chapp l, Air Attache
Followina the National Anthem• the two Pre1ident1 proceeded to the Sacred lagatone where they were met by Clenel'al Henir Zeller, Pre1ident of the Flame C.ommittee
Th Pre1ident placed a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, r ldndl d the flame, then aigned the Golden Book.
alked to the Sacred Flaa•tone where they bad the flag• identified by Mar1hal .Alphon•e Juin.
6:15 pm The Preaident departed tb.e .Arc de Triomph• and motored to the Hotel de Ville.
6:25 pm Arrived at the Hotel de Ville wb,ere he wa• met by Dr. Pi•l"re Devrai1ne Pre•ident of the. M1anictpal Council 0 Mr. Edmund Champetier de Ribe• Mr. Jean Beneditti, Prefect of the Seine a
The Pre•ident entered the Hotel de Ville and proceeded to the T apeatry oom where he 1igned the Oolden Book commemorating hh vbit to Pad•.
Dr. Devral1ne preaented the Pre1ident with the key of the City of Parb, and a gift. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1959 Page 5
PARIS, FRANCE
ADD F.sS Y TH P lDENT, at the Hotel de VUJe, following n a dJ"••• by Pre•i ent deQaulle.
6:50 pm The Pre•iden returned to the Palace of Foreian Affairt, Ouai d'Oraay.
s:io pm Depai-ted the P lace of oi-ei1n Affair• and, a ccompanied by Prime Minilter Michel I)ebre, m tored to the Etysee Palacl.
8:25 pm Arrived at the Elyaee Palace where the President waa areeted by Prealden t Char let deOaulle.
8:30 pm DINN in honor of the Preaident, given by President Charle• deGaulle _.t the Ely•ee Palace: The Preaident Hon. Christian Herter Hon. Thoma• S. Gates Hon. Livingaton Mere nt Bria. General Andrew J. Goodpa•ter Hon. Jame• Hagerty Major John Ei•enhower General Howard McC. Snyder Mr • .Andrew Berdb1g Mr. John Irwin Mr. Philip Farley Mr. Ivan White Mr. Martin Hillenbrand Mr. obert H. McBride Mr. John Calhoun Colonel obert L . Schulz Colonel Uliam G. Draper Mr. rebs Colonel Vernon Walter• Mra. Ann hitman .Ambaaaador Amory Houahton .Ambaaaador W. Randolph ul'ge•• General Lauria or•tad Mr. Cecil B. Lyon Mr. Nolting
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PA rs. FRANCZ
8:30 pm. PINNER, given in honor of the PJ"eeldent by President deCiaulle. at the Palace Elysee {continued)! General Williston Palmer General Cortlandt van Schuyler Mr. R•inatein Mt'. Cody Mr. Klddf.'U' Mr. Hughe• Mr. Bayn Oeuera1 W eble
Oeneral Smith . Captain Roblnaon {\ Colonel Shappell 0 Mr. McKesson TH P E.sWENT'S APPOINTMENTS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1959
PARIS, FRANCE
7:50 am Tbe Pre•icient and mem ere o! bis party departed the Palace of oreign .Affair•, Ouai d'Or•ay, •nd Qlotore to the residence of .Ambaa•ador Amory Houghton•
8:00 am .Arrive at the .Amba•aador'• reaidence.
9:30 am The Pre•ident met with th• following: H. E. Paul Henri Spaak Secretary General of N.A 'I 0 J. M • .A. H. Luna Dutch orei'n Miniater in capacity of Preaident of the North .Atlanti~ Council Hon. Cbri•tian iferter Amba••ador W. Randolph Bul"ge.•• Hon. Living•ton Merchant · Mr. Nolting Colonel Vernon alter•
10:10 am Th PJ:'~Hident and Secretary Oenel'al Spaak departed the Ambaaaador'• retidence and motored to tb.e NATO BlJ{lding.
10:15 - 10:i5 am ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT before the General Council of NATO.
10:28 am ·The President returned to the .Ambaaaador'• re•idence.
10:30 am Tb.e President met with the followiug: Prime Miniater Adonio Segni of Italy Foreign Minister Quileppe Pella of Italy Mr. Straneo . Mr. Sen•i
Mr. Panea :"'< Hon. Chriatian Herter 0"' Hon. Livingaton Merchant Mr. Andrew erding Mr. obe.J"t McBride THU SDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1959 Page Z
PARIS, FRANCE
1:10 pm The Pre•ident gave a Luncheon at the Embassy Reaidence for General Charle• deOautle. Tbe foUowing were present: The Pre•ident General Cha't'le• deGaulle Hon. Chri1tian Herter Ambassador Amory Houghton Hon.· Thoma• S. Oate• Hon·. Livinaeton Merchant Hon• John Irwin Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpa•ter, Jr. Major John Eisenhower · Hon. • Randolph B\lrge•& General Laurh Nor•tad Hon. Cecil B. ·Lyon Colonel Yern~n Walter• 0 Prime .Minhter M. Michel Pebre M. Oa•ton MonnervUle, Preatdent of tbe Sen~te M• Jacque• Chaban Debna• Preaident of the National .A•• embly M.. Pierre Guillaumat, Mini•t•r of the·Armie• M. Couve de Murvitle, Minhter of Foreign -.Affair• M • .Antoine Pinay, Chief of Oeneral Staff Oeneral d'Arrnee Salan, Military Governor of Part• Mr. Jean Benedetti, Prefect of the Seine • ·Maurice Papon, Prefect of Police M~ le Dr. Pierre Devraigne, Prealdent of the Munlcipal
Le .Mare.chat de Fruce, .Alphonae luin M. Herve .Alpha.nd, French Anh a••ador to the U• S. M. Geoffroy de Gourcel, Secretary Gezieral, Presidency of the Republic M. Rene Brouillet, t>irec~or of the· Caoin.et, Presidency of the. Republic • Eric de Carbmua.el, Se PARIS, FRANCE 3:55 pm 01,1 the atepa Qf the American Embaaay Residence, the .. e iQent a.a presented the medal of the Republic of France by ad.a.me Jacqueline Thorne-Patenotre Preaident of the FrieGdahip Society, France-Eta.ts Unh 4:08 pm T e esident and Ambassador HoughtCAl 0.eparted the American Embassy Reaidence and motored to C!HA E Headqua.rtera. The Preaident. waa 1reeted by Geaeral Laurie Noratad General Cortl&Xldt Van R., Schuyler Chie1' of Staff, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers Europe en ral .... ir chard Gale G4tn•ral Leon Johnson, Air Deputy Admiral Barjot, French Ma.val Deputy General Williston B. a.lmer Deputy Commander in Chief, European Command M . Jean)., · aud Mayor of Marnes-la-Coquette ADDRESS Y THE P ESIDENT A'f SHAPE 4:3S pm The P7eaident departed SHAPE Headquarter• and motor«Kl to Rambouillet• . R.AMBOUlLLET, FRANCE 5:15 pm Arrived at Ram ouillet• The Pre aident was gree~d by President Charles deGalllle. 8:30 pm Informal Dinner at the Cha.teau de Ramboulllet: The President Hon. Christian erter .Ani> as sador Amory Houpton Hon. Thomas S. Gates Hon. Livingston ercha.nt Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster ajor John Eieenhower 0 General oward MeC. Snyder Colonel VeJ'nol2. alter• (cpminued) Tl!VJ{SDA.Y, $EP'I2MBER 1. 1959 Page 4 RA OtnLLZX', i'RAMCE Jnio-J'tnal Dinner at tb.tt Cbatnu d:e RaQ'lbo\liltet. • .Li•t ¢c;;ntinued bom pl"e'Vi.QU pilge: Jl;ceeiden\ (;b•rte• d.O:ault• Mr. J..,yon Mlcnet D.0.re, hi'me Miai•t~n· M.. Mtcb.et Deh~e. P".rime Miniater M. Mau.rice (;(>Uve 4e Mu:rvtUe M. !rel've A lpbaAd M. Ludovic Chatt~et Mr. Geolfrov de (:o'tltt l M. Rene 'Brouitle:t M. Jean--Mal'« ».eoiu.e.l" T FRIDAY, BAMBOUILL ~ , F NC 1:55 m 'The Preai ent and P:re•id. ~nt Cbad-ea d•G uUe ppeare on the tepa f the Chat. au de Jtarnbol.Ullet, salute tile flaa•, and heari the tw-0 ;fiaUonal Anthen>•. The Presid nt •aid goodby t P~~atdeu.t deQa.,lle a hoarded helicopter for Le our et Atrtiet · , ac:coinpanied by Prim Minister J)e re. S:40 am Arriv 4 at LeBo\l:tget. T • :President proceeded h> the Salon d 'Honnel.l:t wluu•• he 1uaid gooflbye to the Fr m:h di natarie• gat ered thei- ·• 9. QS am 1'h Pre•ldent WiUi •h' orne for Pre•twi.ck Airpo:n. ~restwtck, Scotland. The following a¢eomp•nle4: Mon. Thomae E. Stop na Hon. lame• Hagerty Major John i.1enhower Gen ra·t Howard MeC. Snyd r Mr• • .Ann . bltma Mi•• Mary Caffrey Captain Oli'1o •r• Mi•a Polly Yat•e rriv at th Prestwick .Atr~rt, Seotlan • Tbe. Prealdent aa areete4 y tr Geoffr y Jlughe• •On.•tow, the I...oi-4 Ueutenant of Ayr•bire Right Hon~rable John M•clay. S~r.etary of tate for cotland Mi-. Ad.•m•on, C:hl i Con•tabl~ of Ayres.hire -r . al ;ron, Airport Commandant Mr. Sim, Ay-l"•ld.re County Convene,- Colonel fisher. Com.,,auding tJ • • A. F. 8aee Th• realdent eparte P~e•tw C LZE.AN CA TLE. MA OLE, SCC11'1i.AND 1' Pre·sident anti his party arrived t Cutzaan Ca~tle; ft was :rcteted by Lord my , Ch ir-in -ef th cottiah N - 'onal T rust Lord Ailsa, T e Tques of Ay"J: nd Pro"°O"St of Brigadier ~ lr James Gault r. Jame• Gray, i'a.ctor of Culsean r. o n Dunlop, Th E rt of Mayb le r . ·aiaon 2:0 ... 5! 30 pm oU at . e T _rnbeny ot · O~tf 6:03 p tut'ned to Culz an Ca tle from Turnberry Hotel Oolf (; u~•e, itOO - UhU pm Bri , Steel He d, Confer nc anepartrneut, t _ o'.reign f!ice, London ( as ue tat the Ca•tl ) :15 - IO:Z.Z pm Mr. and Mrs. D vid K nned:y re at the Cii.tl • ll!li pm T 0 ...... M&fbOM. Scotia , ·-i ... - .ut It •• ..,. 0 • TMENTS 6, 1959 CULZ A CA TLE YBOL • SCOTLAND 11:15 am The r sident and Ambassador lobn lfay tney epa ted Cutz n Ca•tle and motored to tu P:re•byterlan Church in irkoawald. Major J'ohn Eitenhower an B'l'ig. ir Jame• Ga lt acco!llp ni941 in eepai-ate cat • 11:25 atn .Arri•ed. at Klrkoswald retbyterlau Church. llt!O - 12:3 pin tteod d Servic s. everen Oeor e lrwiu1 was Min1ste1'. 12:35 pm Departed Kirko•watd reebyterian Cllurcll and motored to Cul ea Castle. 12:46 pm Arrived at th Castle. 1:0 m The President depart ed for Turnberry Golf' Cour•e h re he playe 18 bole £ g U. 5:25 pm eturne t th Caatle. 0 THE PRESIDENT'S .APPOINTMENTS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1959 CULZEAN CASTLE MAYBOLE. SCOTLAND 9:00 am The President went to the main enttance of the Castle and shook hands with the staff of the Castle a nd some local uniformed police officers. Among the Castle staff were Mr • Peggy Lothian Mr. James Laiola • 9:22 a m Depart d Culzean Castle and motored to Mayb ole, Scotland. The President is .A Freetnason of this 0 city -- an honorary citizen. The motorcade passed through Mayb ol e and motored to .A lloway, Scotland, the home of Rober t Burns . ALLOWAY. SCOTL/.Nl> 9:50 - 10:03 am The President toured the cottage of Robert Burns. 10:03 am D eparted the Robert Burns and motored to Prestwick Airpo-rt. PRESTWICK, SCOTLAND 10:40 am T h e President depa r t ed P restwick .Airport and fle w to Gander, Newf ()undland, on first lap back to Washington, D. C. G.ANDEI\, NEWFOUNDLAND 11:45 am .Arrived a t Gand er, Newfoundland. 1Z:32 pm De parted Gander, Newfoundland, for flight to Wa1bington, D. C. W.ASHINOTON, D. C. 2:00 pm The Pres ident a nd his party l a nde d at M..A TS Terminal wh ere the fqllowing greeted him: Mr•. Eisenhower H on. and Mrs . Richard M. Nixon Stat e Department and Diplomatic Corpe officiala. \ \ TSE PRESIDENT'S AE!POlNTM.&NTS MONDA 'f, , SEPT EM.BP 7, 1959 Page I. Following greetings at tht: MA TS T ~rminai, Hon,. Wiley Buchanan eacorte the Pre1ident to the sp~aker• stand. &RIEF REM.AR BY THE P'RESlDENT upon ldt J'e~rn fron:i bi• European Trip. 1:09 pm The President departed MATS Te"Tqs$.nat and moto~ed to the hite House with Mrs. Ehenhower• ld8pm .Arrived at the '\\bite Hou&e. l . 0l' THE PRESlD NT'S APPOINTMENTS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 195, 8:11 am The PTesident arrived in the office, accompatl:iecl by Major Richard Str-eiff. 8: 15 • :29 am Hon. Wilton». erscn• Hon. Bryce Marlo'W Hon. R ert Merrl•m 8-:30 - 10:01 am LEOISL.A TIVE LEADERS MEETING The President The Vice P-:t-e11ide11.t Senater Leverett Salto'tlstaH Senator T oma• l(u.cbet Senato.i- T!n·uston orton • Cong~e••man Cha.rte• Halleck .. Congressman Le•li ilTeruU 0 Congr ••man John Byrae• Congressman Charlea a. Hoe.vea C 11gre.sama11 Leo .Atte Hon. Mawice Stana Mi-. S.m lfo.1llea Hon. .Raymond J. Saulnier Hon. A rt'bur Flemmina Hon. '9i•Ut-on • P r•oo• Hon. Bryce Harlow Hon • .Jack z . .A"Qder1oa Hon. Thonuu McCabe Hon. Clyde Wheeler Hon. Earle ctua11 ney lion. HCMtmer Gruentker Hon. Oerald Morgaft Hon. Oavid Kendall Bon. e> mer McPh.ee Hon. Don aarlber 1 Hon. ol>ert Merriam Hon. James Hagerty Mt. Arthur Minnich Mr•. Anne heat on 10:01 - 10:10 am enator Everett Dirksen Hon. Malcolm Mooa TUESDAY, SSPTE 8, 1959 10:47 - ll:Z5 am Hon. Jame •tcbetl Hen. ilton • Persons (joined at 10:55 am) Hon. Gerald Morgan tt l 1:2S - 11:27 &m Hon. -·1ton B. Per.. • 1 l:29 ... 14:06 pm The !oUowing member• of lb• Qom'lni••lon 'On Civil Right• called n tbe Pr••ideat: Dr. John • Sa ah, Chairrpau Micbig•n State Uuiver~ity, Eaet J..an.•ing, Mich. Dean Robert G. Stoll' y, Vice ChaiY.l'Qall SouthertJ MethOdh.t Uni:veralty LA• :tchoot Dalla , Texas Hon. J hn S. Battle (for r Gov. of Virgbda) Cbarl ttesviUe, Virginia ev. Theodore M. Hesbu'rglt, P-re•ld•nt Not:t D me Univer•Uy, Notre Dame, lmilana Hon. Doyle E. Carlton (!on:oel.' Governor of i'lol!idaJ Tampa, Florida Dean George M. ..foha9 n, Prote•eor of Law aad former X>ean, Howard Unt.vewaity Law School, ashington. ll. C. Mr. Gordon M. Tiffany Staff Director f tile Co11uni••ion lso: Hou. Gerald Morg•n Hon. Da'Vid Kendall 12:06 • 1Z:24 pm Hon. David Kend 11 12:30 pm The President departed the office ana w-.nt to the. ansion. l-:00 pm (LUNCH) 2:SS pn:i The President returned to tbe office. 2:SS - 3:10 pm 3:06 .. 3: 59 ll'l Hon. C. Douglas DUlon Brig. General Andrew J. Ooodpaete1' 4-:15 pm The P~e•ident .ent to th• : outh OrQ\Ui•h ·to practice golf. Returned tQ the offl~e at 4:45 \'>!'.!)· TUESDAY, T E R , 1959 :Page 3 4:45 pm Tb~ Pr si ent r tu:rned to the office from the Sou.th Ground • 4:4 - •:SO pm Hon. Arthur lemming Hon. T on a • Stephens 4:50 .. 5:10 prn Hon. Fred S H n. aur· ce ctans Hein. Tilton B. Persona Hon. ryce . arlow Hon. Robert erriam 0 S:lO - 5:13 pm Hon. Oeratd ~ organ S.:16 pm The resid nt depa.r e the office and went to the nsion. f THE PRES ENT•S APPOINTMENTS WEDN SDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1959 8:0-0 am Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. {Had breakfast with the.President) 8:45 am 'l"h Pre ident rrived in the office, accompanied by Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. on. lienry C bot Lodge, Jr. 9:30 • 9:35 am Hon. Wilton B. Per sons 9:-47 - 9t5-6 a on. Elb rt G. thew Newly appointed Ambaa•ador i.o the J!t•Jftlblie of Liheda {Called on the e•ld4nt Defore departing for hh po•t) ll:QO - 1h33 am Hon. aymoncl J. Saulni r 11 : lO .. l 1:54 a.in Dr. T. eith Glen.nan Dir. ugh L . Dryden Bria. General Andrew J. Goodpaster 11 :S4 - 12:00 eon Hon. Thomas E. ephen• rig. Gen ral drew J. Good.paster Ca.ptaia EYil.Q P. Aurand Mr. Jame Rowl y lZ!OO - 1z~o6 pm on. Arthur Flemming Dr. Edwin T. Da.hl~r1 Hem. Thoma.a • St ephen• 12:06 .. 12125 pm The he eidetlt received a delegation from th.~ ational Council of the Churches of Christ in the t)SA, in th.e Conference Room. List of tho · e present on the following pal'es. DELEGATION TO TI E WI-IITC HOUSE OF CHURCH LEADERS RE IATCD TO THE NATIONAL COUi\JCIL OF THE C HURCHES OF CHRIST in the United States of America September 9, 1959 ·r. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE l\/IEM BER COMMU1 ·,I d S OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES Africa n Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop George v:. Baber, 336 Pelham Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Bishops. L. Greene, Sr., ll05 Fountain Drive, S. v• • , Atlanta, Ga. African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Bishop Her mrt Bell Shaw, 520 Red Cross St. I Wilmington, N. c. Bishop Vlilliam J. 'V.i alls, 38 Aqueduct Place, Yonkers, N. Y. American Baptist Convention The Rev. Herbert J. Gezork, Newton Center, Mass . The Rev. Edwin M . Tuller, 152 Madison Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The Rev. John , ..... Thomas, 152 Madison Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Armenian Church of North America , Diocese The Very Rev. Muron Gourdjikian, 314 East 3Sth St., New York 16, N. Y. Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church The Rev. Clarence T. Nelson, 4320 Argyle Terrace, N. E., V: .- ashington, D. C. I Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) International Convention The Rev. Loren E. Lair, 1219 34th St., Des Moines, Iowa · The Rev. Gaines M. Cook, Irvington Station, P. O. Box 19136, Indianapolis. 1~ Ind. The Rev. Robert A. Fangmeier, 2 22 South Downey Ave. , Indianapolis 7, Ind. Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop B. Julian Smith, 8123 South Calumet Ave., Chicago 19, Ill. Church of the Brethren The Re v. Edward i< •. ~ iegler, 3107 Crockett Ave ., N. V·.i ., Roanoke, Va. The e v. Norman J. Baugher, 14 S l Dundee Ave. , Elgin, Ill. The Rev. W . Harold Row, 14 51 D ndee Ave. , Elgin , Ill. Evangelical United Brethren Church J Bishop I. D . Warner, 14635 Horticultural Drive, P e. re , Calif. 2. Evangelical Unity of the Czech-Morav ian Brethre n in North America The Rev. Josef A.· Barton, P. O. Box 351 , Taylor, Texas Five Years Me eting of Friends Sumner A. Mill s, R.R. 3, Box 847R, Indianapolis 41, Ind. Milton M . Ha dley, 1101 Quaker Hill Driv e , Richmond, Ind. Gree k Archdiocese of North a nd South America Bishop Germanos Polizoides, 10 E. 79th St., New York, N. Y. Hungarian Reformed Church in America Bishop Zoltan Beky, 180 Home Ave. , Trenton,· N. J. Methodist Church · Bishop Marvin A. Franklin, 201 Milsaps Building, Jackson 1, Miss. Bishop Roy H. Short, 201 Eighth Avenue, South, Nashville 2, Tenn. The Rev. Daniel E. Taylor, 740 Rush St., Chicago, Ill. Moravian· Church (Unitas Fratrum) The Rt. Rev. Kenneth G. Hamilton, 69 W . Church St., Bethlehem, Pa. The Rev. F. P. Stocker, 69 v,. Church St., Beth ~ehem, Pa. National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. The Rev. J. H. Jackson, 3101 South Parkway, Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Charles J. Darlington, 26 Bowen Avenue, Woodstown, N. J. George Hardin, 1520 Race St., Philadelphia 2, Pa. •' Polish National Catholic Church of America Most Rev. Leon Grochowski, 529 E. Locust St., Scranton 5, Pa. Presbyterian Church in the U. S. Dr. Ernest Trice Thompson, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Va. Dr. James A. Millard, 341-A Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E., Atlanta 5, Ga. The Rev. Malcolm P. Calhoun, 8 N. 6th St., Richmond 9, Va. Protestant Episcopal Church The Rt. Rev. Frederick J. \1\.-arnecke, 321 vVyandotte St., Bethlehem, Pa. The Rev. Arthur E. ' .'\· almsley, 281 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. Warren H . Turner, Jr., 281 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. Reformed Church in America The Rev. Howard G . Hageman, Nort h Reformed Church, Newark, N. J. The Rev. James E. Hoffman, 156 Fifth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America Rt . Rev. Bishop Valerian D. Trifa, 2522 Grey Tower Rd., R. D. #'1, Jackson, Mic, _/ 3. J Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of America The Rt. Rev . Joseph Pishtey, 46 Seymour St., Yonkers, N. Y. The Very Rev. Al exander Schmemann, 537 W. 12lst St., New York 27, N. Y. Serbian Eastern Orthocox Church The Very Rev . Firmilian Ocokoljich, 16 V. 26th St., New York 16, N. Y. Seventh Day Baptist General Conference The Rev. Leon M . Maltby I 510 v :atchung Avm ue I Plainfield I N. J. Syrian Antiochian Orthodox Church The Most Rev. Metropolitan Antony Bashir, 239 Eighty-fifth St., Brooklyn 9, N. ' United Church of Christ_ Evong al~ -:il : c; n C.: 1~e fo :: ;:-, (: d The Rev. Sheldron E. Mackey, 1505 Race St. , Philadelphia 3, Pa. The Rev. Huber F. Klemme, 2969 W. 25th St., Cleveland 13, Ohio General Council: Congregational Christian The Rev. Ray E. Phillips, 5364 Cabonne St., St. Louis 12, Mo. Dr. Herman Reissig, 289 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. United Lutheran Church in America The Rev. F. Eppling Reinartz, 231 Madison Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The Rev. Rufus Cornelsen, 231 Madison Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. United Presbyterian Church in the USA · The Rev. l\rthur L. Miller, Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church, Denver, Cp The Rev. Eugene Carson Blake, S 10 V 1 itherspoon Bldg., Philadelphia 7, Pa. Dr. Clifford £arlc , 830 Viitherspoon Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. II1 REPRESENTATIVI:S OF STATE AND LOCAL COUNCILS OF CHURCHES President, As soci.3. -::ion of Council Secretaries The Re_v. Harvey Vil . Hollis Denver Area Council of the Churches of Christ 1820 Broadway Denver 2, Colorado Church Federation of Greater Chicago Dr. John Vo: • Hc:.rms 77 V.l est "Washington Street Chicago 2, Illinois 4. Connecticut Council of Churches, Inc. The Rev. Harold B. Keir 210 Pearl Street Hartford 3, Connecticut Council of Churche s of Greater Kansas City Dr. Stanley I. Stuber 216 East 10th Street Kansas City 6, Missouri Georgia Council of Churches, Inc. The Rev. Edward A. Driscoll 63 Auburn Avenue, N. E. Atlanta 3, Georgia ·.t'I Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches The Rev. Davis E. \i'.1 itheridge 122 ,,Mest Franklin Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota 0 Greater New Orleans Federation of Churches The Rev. George H. V/ ilson 330 St. Charles Avenue New Orleans 12, Louisiana Greater Philadelphia Council of Churches The Rev. V illiam D. Powell 14 21 Arch Street Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania Indiana Council of Churches Dr. Grover L. Hartman 1138 N. Alabama Street Indianapolis ? , Indiana Louisville Area Council of Churches Dr. N. Burnett Magruder 210 YMCA Building Louisville 2 , Kentucky I 1ichigan Council of Churches Dr. G. Merrill Lenox · 205 'lest Saginaw Lansing 33, Michigan 5. National Capital Area Council of Churches Dr. Frederick E. Reissig 11 17 51 N Street, N. V • Washington 6, D. C. Protestant Council of the City of New York Dr. Dan M . Potter 71 V/est 23rd Street New York 10, N. Y. Seattle-King County Council of Churches The Rev. Lemuel Petersen 2005 Fifth Avenue Seattle 1, V/ashington Southern California Council of Churches Dr. Forrest C. V.ieir 3330 'h est Adams Boulevard Los Angeles 18, California () Metropolitan Church Federation of Greater St. Louis Dr. O. 'l'alter V.iagner 1528 Locust Street St. Louis 3, Missouri Texas Council of Churches Harold Kilpatrick 504 Vvest 24th Street Austin 5, Texas III. CFFICE {8 OF T :-~r: i~ll. ' i'IOI-.: ;:, .L COUNCIL OF CHU:tCHES President - Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg Vice Presidents - Francis s. Harmon .Bishop Reuben H. Mueller Dr. Virgil A. Sly Associate Treasurer - John H. Platt Chairman, Department of International Affairs - Dr. Ernest A. Gross Vice Chairman, Department of International Affairs, - Dr. Ernest S. Griffith It Chairman, General Committee on the Washington Office - Dr. Arthur S. Flemming ~ Vice Chairman, General Committee on the Washington Office - The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre, Jr. President, United Church \!' -'omen - Mrs. , ,, illiam Sale Terrell President, United Church Men - John V. Matthews President, United Christian Youth Movement - Miss/ Lela Anne Gamer President, National Student Christian Federation - Allan J. Burry J '------~=====-==~=-=-.-~~-:-:---::-:-~~--:---:------~~~---// 6. iV. EXECUTIVE STAFF OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES General Secretary - Dr. Roy G. Ross Associate General Secretary - Dr. R. H. Edwin Espy Associate General Secretary - James v..,·. Wine Assistant General Secretary - · Dr. J. Quinter Miller General Director of the V. 'ashington Office .- Dr. Fred s. Buschmeyer Associate Director of tl;le ' "·ashington Office - James A. Hamilton . ~ ' . I j ..J / , ~' ~~ ._I r·/l c.'" '1 ,-.,~A) .._A-<.• ..,..._, _ U/yy1 ~/-(__ Executive Secretaries of Divisions ' Division of Christian Life and \~:ork - ur. C. Arild Olsen Division of Christian Education - Dr. Gerald E. i General Director, United Church "": omen - Mrs. V.' . Murdoch Macleod Director Christian Social Relations Program, United Church V··omen- Mrs. Esther V/ . Hymer General Director, United Church Men - s. J. Patterson, Jr. Executive Director, Church '!'/orld Service, Dr. R. Norris 'Nilson Executive Director, Department of International Affairs - Dr. Kenneth L. Maxwell Associate Executive Director, Department of International Affairs - Dr. Darrel~ _D. Randall V. CONSULTANTS Dr. Paul B. Anderson 2 91 Broadway New York 7, N. Y. J. Clinton Hawkins 7421 V; arwick Drive St. Louis 21, Missouri Dr. O. Frederick Nolde 17 S Fifth Avenue New York 10, N. Y. WEl>NESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1959 Hon. Qerald Morg•n Hon. David e datl 12.:14 .. 12:36 pm Hon. Thomae E. St phen• 12:45 pm Th Pr stdent departed th oifice and w•J:lt to the Manaion. hOO pm {LUNCH) The President returned to the office. i:.35 - Z~4S pm Hon. Thoma• E. S' .1aena 2c47 - a:48 pm Ho . D vid Kend tt l::O-O ... J:Ol pm Ron. Robert Merriam . • 3:10 .. 4tOO pm Hon. Malcolm Moo• 0"' 3:51 - 3:56 pm Hon. Wilt n B. Per•ou. 4:0S .. 4:11 pm Hon. ilton B. .P -rsona 4:11 p The Pi-eiident de.part d the office and went to th Mauton. THE IDENT'S APPOINTM HTS THU PT MB R 10, 1959 8:1Z . m rriveu i.n the office, acco.mp nied by jo Streiff. B:Z3 - 9:00 m r. 9:0Q - l~:z am ,TI ,.\ L .u.CU lTY t;Ol.ll'..fCU. ME 'IINO Tb. President H 10:23 - 10:29 am Hon. C. Dougtae Dillon Brig. Gener 1 .Andrew J. Ooodpaater 10:35 - 10:50 am Hon. Geo:rge A Uen D.trector, U. • Inio.rination .Age.acy ll:Ol - 11:15 am Hon. Wil n B . Per~on a b:dg. Gen r-1 J,nclre'\\ J. Ooodp ater (until l l :OS am) 11: 16 - 11 :30 am Brig. General A d;rew J . Ooo 11:!0 - .1%:23 pm Hon. WUliam P. Roge:rs . Hon. J. Ed a:r Hoov r 12:Z3 - 12:30 t"m Ho 1"alc'"Jlm ~oQ J;lrig. Geu~;- l .P ndrew J. Clooclpaster ll.:lO - 12:53 pm Hon. Malcolr... Moos r. Robert .o t..,. rneJ;"y 12:53 prn T P r i '._nt d~.art"'d the offica and went t o th~ i".fansion. l : OO pm {LUNCH) Z: l! pm The Pr ~sid nt returned to the Cabinet oom (which he t.eed du.a. ing the a!terllOOb. aa bi• office. Office w s bein prepai-ed f r TV lipeech of the evening}. i : l 8 - 2:.25 {) Mr. ruuam J. Hot:>kina i :lS - 2: 38 pm r. Roerr. r "c h e ~ -t:ti - "':17 pm To the sw· mini ool. 0 4: 17 ptn Back to the Cabinet oom. The Preeident practiced golf OJ1 the South Qrounda. 5:23 pm eturned to the Cabinet R m . 5:30 pm The Pre ident departed the offlc• a.a, wont to !Ile ~naion. 7:30 - 7:4 m Th_ Pr~sidcnt m a dra a TV- adio Report to tbe Natio tt on his rec ... nt Eu.rope.an trtp. THUR D , SEPT· MBER 10 , 1959 Page 3 7 ~4 5 m STAG DINN- .. FE T Ell CORD (Tbe Pr sident) (Hon. Richard M. Nt.xonJ (Hon. Neil H. cEtroyt (Mon. C. Dougla• Dillon) (Hon. obert Murphy) (HQa. I.J.viua•tou. ere ant} (Hon. Gordoa GJ!ay) (Hon. George V • .Allen) (Hon. AU n Dutt •) {General Uton • Pers ns> (Brig. Gcnuntal .Aadrew I. Goo . 0 • THE P ESIDENT' APPOINTMENT FRU)AY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1959 8:12 am The Preeidetit arrived in the office, accompanied by Major treiff. 8;13 - 8:16 am Majo.r John Ei•enhow r 8:17 • :27 am Hon. ilton B. Peraons 8:15 .. 8:55 am Hon. .faroes Hagerty 8: 0 - &:55 am Ho11. Wilton B. Per•on• 8:55 ,.. 9:00 am Brig. General .Andrew J. 9t00 - 10c40 am C.ABlNET MEETlNG The Preaident Hon. C. Douglas Dillon Hon. Fred Scribner Hon. Nflil H. M.cElroy Hon. Uliam P. Rogers Hon. A J"thur Summerfield Hon. Fred S aton Hon. Ji:zt"• Taft Beuon Hon. Jamee P. Mitchelt Hon. Frederick Mueller Hon. Arthur Flemming Hon. WUton B. Per•ont Hon. John A. McCone Hon. .Ma\ll'ice tan• Mr. Ralph ei.d Hon. Leo Hoegh Hon. Qeorge V •./.lten -r. J. oy Price, /uai tant Director, .Rea'11.1.1'Ce• ~nd Pr<>d~tion, OCl>M Hou. UU.am McCheeuey Martin Hon. Bradford Mor•e Hon. Norman P. Ma•on Dr. kugh L. Dryden. Major 1oh.n Eisenhower Hon. .Robert Merriam Hon. Gerald Morgan Mr•. Anne Wheaton Hon. Karl O. Harr, Jr. (eontlnued) FRIDAY, SEJ?TEMB 11, 1959 Pae 2 9:00 - 10:40 am C.A , l ET EET G (continued) Hon. Bryce Harlow Hon. occu Siciliano aon. David Kendall. Hon. Gordon Gray Hon. R b rt K. Gray Hon. Oeorge B. Khttakow ky B~m. Don Paarlb rg Mr. r-thur i nich 10:40 .. lO:SS m Hon. A ttbur Summedield lO:S - 11:00 am Hon. illiam P. oger• ll:OO .. lt:i3 am (Hon. Neil .H. McElroyJ OFF THE . ECORD {Hon. C. Dougl s Dillon) ((ien .rat athan Twining) (Hon. Gordo l:ay) (Hon. ft, tlen Dutte ) (Hon. obert Murphy) (Mr. 1. Graham Parsons (Bri8• Gener at ,Andre J. Goodpaster) llt27 ... lh50 am Major John isenhower 11:50 ... U:S3 am rig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster 0 lZ:GO - 12;10 pm H n. alter ahn tey .. U. S. Ambaestido:r to th~ Republic of l'uniaia {Called on the Presid nt before departing fo~ bU new post) 11;10 - 12: 12 pm Mon. Thomas E. St pb ns 12: 12 p The President departed th offic and went to the Mansion. 1:00 pm (LUNC}I) l : ZO pm The 'Preeident a _ Mr. Georg .Allen d~rt d tbe. hlte House a11ci motor d to Burning Tl'ee Country Club. Arrived at Burning Tree Country Club. F.RIDAY, SEPTEMSE.R 11, 1959 Page 3 i:ss - •:ao pm T e President played 18 b.ole• of golf with Mr. Geo-rge .Allen Colonel Thomas ellhe 4 : 3~ pm "l'he Preeident tiepart•d Burning TJ'ee and motored to the Ai:C helicopter pad ln Germantown, Md. 5:06 pm J\J;"rive-d at the helicopter pad and boa:rded eltcopte:r io.r ,flight i.o 0 ttyabl.l.rg Farm. S:lO pm DepClrted Germantown . The following aecomp nied bitP: Mr. Georg J\Uen Colonel Watt r 'Ikac:h Captain EY•n P • .Au.rand GETTYSBURG, PA. 5:47 pm .A rrivecl c.t the Gettyeburg Farm. l'he ?re1ident visite at the home of Major alid Mr•. Joiln Eisenbowel'. (Major Eia:enhower took a econd helicopt r 1.o the arm). 6:16 pm he Pre•ident and Captain Evan P • .Aurand. and Colol).el lte~ Tkach dep1Lrt~d the .Farm via bellcoptt:r an i'le~ t tb.• Vtr'"b.ite HOV.le. ASHINCiTON, D. C. 6:5i pm ..Arrived at the te Ho\lSe. The Presld~nt went to his oiiice. a : 3 : l ... • ' l lv t • • 0~ SATO DAY, S PT t4BER 12, 1959 Page 2. GETTY_ BU G, PA. 4122 pm The President and Mr. George Allen departed tbe Farm and motored to the hite House. W.ASHJNGTQN, D. C. 6:08 pm .Ar'rived at the W ite H use. 0 THC PR l."' IDENT'S .APPOINTMENT UNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1959 :51 pm The Prcsid nt nd N r. George A Uen departed th bite Hous art - motored to the ati nal Pre byterian C urch . 8:55 ani .Arrived at the rhu:i'G:h. 9:0• - 9:5!i am Attended Se.rvices. 9:57 am T e Pl."esident and Mr. Georke .Allen departed the National l?resbyt~ri.an Church a motored to th 'hite House • lO:Ol a .Arrived at the White House. Z:03 pin 1:'he J:asideat and r. Georg .Allen departed. the hit House and motored to Burning Tree Country Club. 2:2.9 pm J, rzived at .Burning T r\!e. 2:5 • 5: 16 pn> 'ihe President play · 18 holea of gotf with Mr. Q or e Ile Colonel Tbomaa Bels 5:30 pm e Preaident and • George Allen del>§lrled the Burning Tree Country Club and m9tored to the ite Hous • 5:5~ pm .1;.rrived at the •te House. 7:SS a T e re•ldent arriv d tn the lflce, :aC¢'0mpanied by Colon l ob rt L . Scbub. :0% ... 8tOi aYn ge~ty rig. Ge rat ndre J. Goocipaate-r n. Da.Vid Kend tt Mon. ffon. Kon. }(on. 9:0S .... l dB a: on. Do11 la• Dillon on. Chri•U•n !lerter H n. obe.rt • /Htcie:raqn_ ( tll 9; 13 &Jn} Bon. LiviAg•ton Much.ant Hon. obert u.ii»hy .Amb••• or lewlyn Tbom119on ff~n. ilton • Per•ou• Mr. Kohl ~ of tat ep.•rtment lOt l2 ... lOi.'J! am (lion. Oor on GrayJ OFF THE ECORD (Bdg. General J.sldr•w J. 10:)5 - 10t43 am • £. .Avraaam ltann•n ewly appointed .Ambaa1a4ol' o! f•rael er 0 pre••nt cret1-ent1•1•) ~ Hon. ert Corrlgan lOt+t .. 10:47 am 0 1Q;47 - 10~59 an:t Cong'f•••m&n obert P . Oriffin, Michia&h Gon.gre••'ll'>&n. Phil M. Lanclrum, G"ol"gi;a 8 n • .Jaek .Z • .Ami•._on tOtS9 • 1h24: a Hon • .Arthv.r Ftemmin Kon. lam•• • Mttch.elt Hon. 'itt 1l • P~raon.• Hon. Geratd Mor an 11:4Q am The J>re•ldent d pa1"ted the Office and wen to tll• Manti.an. THE PRESIDEN#f 'S APPOlNTMJCN'I'S MONDAY, SEPTEMBU 14, 1919 7:55 am Thee Pre•ideat arrived ia the office, acc;o-mpanl.ed by Coton~l · obert L. Schulz. 3:02 - 8:0) m Hon. James Hagerty :14 .. 8:25 am BriG. General Andrew l. (ioodpaater 8t2S ... 8;34 am Hon. David endaU Hon. aurice 6tan• Kon. · Uton - • Per•ons Hon. Elmer Staats H n. Robert Merriatn 9:05 - 10:13 am Hon. Christian Herter Hon. Robert B • .Anderaon ('\intU 9!13 am) Hon. C. Douglas .Pillon Hon. Livingtaton Mercbllnt Hon. Robert Murphy .Ambae•ador .Llewellyn Tb.gmp•on He n. ilton • Person• r. Foy Kohler 10;11 - 10:31 am (Ho.u. Gordon Oray} F THE ECORD (Bri.g. General Andrew J. Ocodpaeter} Uh35 - 10:43 atil Ii. E. Av1-aham Harman Newly appointed .Amb•••ador of l•:ra~t (To prea•nt crede.nttalst Hoit. Robert Co:rrigan 10;.U - 10:47 am Hon. OtDa• E. Steph ns 10:47 - 10:59 am Congressman ub rt P. GrU:fin, Michigan Con.grealima Phil • Landrum, Georgia on. Jack z. • .Andcu·aon 10:59 ... l lt24 ain Hon• .A rthu.r lemming l 1:24 - 11:3 am Hon. Jan>e• P. Mitchell Hon. Wilton I>. Per1on.a Hon. Oe ald organ MONDAY, EPTEMBER 14. 1959 11~40 am The Pr eldent depart d thei offtee atld went tc the Manaion. hOO m The Preaident and Mr•. Eie•mhower g•Y• a .Luneho<>n. for Her oyal H. gb.nea • Prince•• eatrix Qf the Netherland•: Th President and Mr s . seQ.howe~ DH Prince•• Beat-rtx of tae Nethartands H. E. T m aaaa c:>r of the Netherland• and Mr•. van oijen J'onkvrou e Catharina E . B . ltoetl Lady-tn.. waiting to Her Majedy ·Queen Jutlaua The Hon. and Mr•. Emile L. C. S·chiff Minister of the .Netherlal\d• E:mbaa ay M.~• . Mi eke Sc.aolterui -.Mocrs Private ecratary to Prince•• Beatrix Lt. Commande:r outer ·• Kuyek · oy l Netherland• Na-.y .. Aido to HltH The :Prince of the Neth•rland.a Hon. and rs. Chrl•tian Kertoi< Hon. and •· obert l.tl'phy Admiral an'd ra • .Adetjb A. Buke Hon. and r•. Wiley T. Buchanan , Jr. Hon. attd Mr•. Philip Young Admiral and Mr•. l•raald Wdght Hon. and rs. Clarence C. Mors.e Hon. and rs. Selden Chapin Mr. and r111. John · alker jo~ an rs. Johns. D. Eisfu1~wer Mt • ev rly .A. Benson r . and rs. Reed A. Ben'$Qn Miss Bonnie Ruth. Buchanan L t. odion Cantacuz.en.~, USN Lt. nd Mrs. John L . Charlton, 'Ir. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dalton M.iiif• utb • nhowel' Mr. Marry Flernmit'ig Mi•• \laan Fternmi~ . and re. Charl•• Carroll Glover, Jr. Mr. Charles T . Math••on, J-r. Mr. and Ml's. Malcolm Matbeeon, lr. Lt. and Mra. ,Preston P . May•on, J~ . Dr. Howard tcholl Miss Martha L. Mitchell (continued> lf, 1959 Pa ~ l 1:00 pm LUNCHEON fur Her eyat Highnes Pi-inees• Beah'ix of the etherlanda (continued}: Mbs Ma ·e Moore r. and Mr• • .Andr.ew hriter, Sr. :r. .Au. :rew Parker, Jr• Mr. and. Mr•. John H. G. p, lt r • and Mrs. illem koell > Mr. .Antho~y . Rogers r. :Oonatd 'ea.ton Z:4S pm The President arriv~ in the offtee, a ccompal)ied by Major an rs. J e>hn .i.'i•en&lo-w r. i :4t - z~s3 pm Mr. '\\ illiam J. Hopldns 2t5l - 3;30 p B:rig. Gener~ill ndrew J . Goodpaner S:OO • J~ l l pm Dr. George • Ktstia.kow•ky Dr. Hugii Dryd.en Hon. Jame• Ha. erty l:lQ - 3:44 pm Ron. David Kendall 0... • l t• • 4.00 l> Hon. ryce Hadow 4;00 - 4:0 l pm Brig. ener l n rew J . Goodpa t r 4 ;2S pm The P ·t:sident depart d the off" ce and went to the Mansion. 4:30 pin Meeting in the Mansionr Sena.tor Styles Bt'idgea Senator Ev .rett irksen. Senat r Thomas H. uchel Senator ThJ"uston ortc;:m S•nator L v rett altonstalt Congressrn n Lesli Arends Congreasman Jo n '\\' . Byrne• Cong-re• sman Ghartes Halleck Congressman Charle• • Hoeven Congressman Leo .AU Hon. itton • Per1;rnne Hen. rye Harlo Mon. Edward McCabe Hon. Jack z. .Anderson 'IME PF.ESID T 'S APPOINTMEN't TUESD Y, SEPTEMBER 15. 1959 The P sident arrived in th office. accol!Jpani.ed by Colonel Rote.rt 1.. '¢hub. tlO • 8:30 am H n. James Ha erty :2.5 - 8:53 a Hon. ilto B. Pa-r-.on& 8:.50 - 9: 05 am Ro.n. James Hagerty 9:00 • 9: 33 am (Ge:aeral J. M. S'Wing) Q F THE RECOR!) 9: 33 - 9:45 am Hon. llton Per ons Hoti.. Jamett Hag rty Hou. James Hagerty 9:SZ - 9:53 arn Hon. omaa E. .,tep-ben!' 10:14 - 10:i5 am Major Johu. S. D. isenhower 0 . 1 :28 .. 11: 11 am .Bri . G neral An rew 1. Goodpaster 11:51 a The Pi-esident depa:rte the \ bite Hou11e and 't.Ootor cl to th Andre a Air Force Base to welcome • .1. Udta ·• bru.sbc ev, Cha.irroan of the Council of iniaters of the Union of So-vi.et Socta:liat p~blic • The following accompanied himc Coloael 1 obert L. Schulz Co'tor...t;l 'iltiam Drap r Captaic. Evan P. /\uran 1Z:l2 pm Arriv at Andrews Air ~ ore Ba•e. l2:il pm The llussian pb.ne TU-114 landed a.t the B•.se. 12: 30 ptn Cb.airman and party dep1un~ ;nd wet'e g"etoed by th.4l Pre•ide1tt. Followina t he Pres!dent• w lcoming epeec h and t!te raspon•e by Chairman Khrushchev, tbey in•p_ec:ted the tl"oops. TUE D.A Y, SEPT is. 1959 Pae Z l · 7 pm The Presi ent and Chairman Khruebche'1' and offlc:lal party departed And:-ewe .Air orce Baee and motored to the Pre.sid nt' al uest HoWle. Z: 0 pm .Arrived at th reaid ntial Gueat Houte• Z: 4 pm T e Pre iaent and Hen. James Hagerty departed t e rcsidenti l Guest House and mQtored to ,- ' the VJhit Hous • i: 6 pm .Arrived at · hite Houa e, and went lnto the Manet on. 3:16 pm 'Ihe Pr aident and ajor John Eia uhow r arrived i tile office. 3:16 - 3:ZO pm .Major John Eis nbower 3:20 - 3:2.4 pm Captain Ev n P. .A rand 3:Z3 - 3:28 pm The Vice Presid nt Hon. Ch:-is ·an He•ter :Ambassador ewellyu Thompson 0 r. oy ohler rig. Gen ral .Andrew • Goodpaflt r 3:JO • 5:1 pm • E . Nikita S. Khrushchev Cha!rman of the Council of Miniatera of the Union of Sovfot Soc:ialiat epu lie• H. • A. A. ..romyko. Minister of Foreign Affai~• H. E. Makbail -· en•hikov, .Ambaaaador r . A. A. Seldatov, Chief, Am :dean Department, inistry of orei n .Affairs Mr. O. A. 1 royanovs_ i ssi tant to Mr. Khrushchev (al•o interpreter) Hon. Richard ix on Hon. Chri tian Herter on. Henry Ca ot Lodg , Jr. Hon. Lte ellyn . ·· homp on, 1r. on. oy • - ohler Mr • .1: lcxandcr Aka!ovsl y, interpr"ter Hon. Jamel gorty (until 3: 34 pm) S:l - 5:28 p • E . ikita • Khr ·shcbev and int rpreter d t d p .. a~"1! a Oitt. -~. louMiwM. ~~IU.Wh~ ccumnt , t tlJM • ~- - ' 1. ~ 0. - ·.t \\.•Wi g ·~~- oMlp••tt1.. .. 1 , 1959 :35 am T e Preaid nt arriv d itt the office, accomp•nied by Colon l obei:-t L . c ulz. 8!40 - :57 am Hon. ilton B. ers na 8:67 - 9:0 am Bo • David e daU 9:0 - 9:25 &Vl J . Basu n ational Confer nc on Citisen1hi.p . Director, Na.tio-nat on. te en• Bo • J me Ha -eTty 9:31 ... l0!4S am CH on. ob ri • A r•on) OFF THE RECOBD ( au.rice ta11s} (Hon. aymo d J. aulnier) (Hon. Uto raon•) (Hon. rald organ> (Ho • J'uliais Bair ) 1 t4S - 1 :&4 am llon. Malcolm oo• ~i • 0 n ral An rew J. 0 o pe•ter (joined at 10:5& am) Ro .Ut H. rig. Go paster lh4 Ho Malcot • 0 lh5 • 12tO DJ". J>.rt ur Director, -a shington International Genter obe t • Thayer. p ciat .Alai.stant to the Secretary of State for Coordination of International Educational a Cultural elation• Hon. Thom • tephen• (Saw the ident prior to bis reeting the following group). lJ:OO - J.2:08 pm The reli ent reet d a grou of oretgn Educator• partidpatlng iu the international Teacher ~velopm nt Pa-oar&m admint.t re by the InteJ>national Educational bange ervice. Department of State and the Office of Education. Lht i tho•e _pre•erit gtv~n o~ fotlowtug page•. -J:CA-PROGRAMMED PARTICIPANTS - VISITO. RS TO---- THE W1UTE------HOUSE·-- RECEPTION------. Wednesday, September 16, 1959 A.FGHAlGS:'.JIJl IRAN d::-. aJ '.:l. Ml.·3. Mol-ia.mmed Yonos Miss Mahin Taffazzoli REPUBLIC OF CHINA MEXICO Mro Yu-tang WU Miss Mercedes Madero Mz-o Lai-lung Chao NEPAL COLO:MBIA Miss Uma Lohani Mro Benjamin Barros Miss Dhupa Ratna Bajracharya Mro Dasiderio Martinez Miss Norbma Gomez NICARAGUA COSTA RICA Miss Cristina Castillo Miss Norma Montenegro Mis s Maria Cecilia Quesada Miss Herta Downs Miss Vilma Chamorro Miss Ampnro Zamora PANAMA Mr. Jorge Carvajal Miss Fenix Rodriguez CUBA Miss Isolina Arauz Mrs. Luz Garcia de Paredes r.. ~" Mario Pari.entez \._) PARAGUAY ECUADOR Miss Esther Lugo Mro Gregorio Narvaea Mr. Carlos Gonzalez THAILAND GUATEMALA Miss Poonsin Disthabunchong Miss Alba Barrios VIETNAM Miss Gl adys Barillas Mr. Bonifacio Canu Mr. Nguyen Quy Bong Mro Carlos Urrea Mro Daniel Garcia HAITI International Cooperation Administration St' Mro Em.numuel Audate Mra. Clark H. Galloway Mro Dam se Casseus Miss Viola E. Brothers Mr., Yves Danier Mr. Thomas J. O'Brien Mro Wi - .; wn Desi r Dr. Myron H. Vent Mro Le.... · o Etienne Mrs. D. A. Soulides Mr. Me13ens Hamnin Mr. Mece e Longchamp Mro Fe, _._ Stanislaus ... ,..,,., -~ Addition~ ICA Visiting Educators te White House VIETNAM Chanah, Nguyen SPAIN Dung, Dinh Garn, Nguyen Juan Manuel YANAS Rodriguez Kiet, Levan Antonio SALV,\DOR Maldonado Muc, Le-Nhan Xuan, Phan TUNISIA Chiet, Nguyen Hue, Tran Binous, Saima (Miss) PhM, Trong Chicly, Vivian Buong, Nguyen Koskas, Francine Khanh, Doan Lakhona, Aziza Mellah, H0uba CHINA Nataf, Nady Hc..h, Tze Interpreters PHILIPPINES Miss Hvhenemser Mr. David Atamian • I La bis, Carmen Mr. Orban 0"'':1.emir Asperella, Jose Del-Fonso, Romana Staff INDONESIA Mrs. Jane E. Harper Sjamsulbahri, Endij Tan, Kiem Koe Tedjopradjoto, R. Soeprapto Tiksonomurti, Mudiatin (Mrs.) Taffazzoli, Mahin Kharrufa, Nagib j . THAILAND Chitmaitree, Tawee Chicharn, Aimorn Ura·pongse, Pleuang NEPAL Paudwal, N. R. •, .. • ~ FCREinN IDUCA"' ·ts f;\l~'.~·1c~ ATIN, ru THE 11'.l"'HNA'l.nm i. ·1·v11CH1·t! 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HENNilID Bfl.F.iGNSBO l~ISS WUl.Y Ri'\.LI..1: !.. MR. OLE BARUCH BUS ? L ' ~ DEI1E'rRXOS l-IBViJ.,IOTIS t MISS HARRIET RIGE JAIUI R.. SPYR.OS SICtADARESSIS HISS PERSEPHONE TZMl)..[QU \ (l ~ HP. CONSTANTINE SYNGROS KR.. CESAR A. OCHOA. ?>ffi. MIGUEL ANGEL GUEVARA MR. CESAR PffiEZ LEOt"l M: .. ~.. IDEL SANTIAGO SWAM{!. MR.. TOMA.S SILThrtS .M..1~S GU" SELA YOL.\NDA PAP.RA MR. PEDRO VITERI MISS AUtiA RUIZ EGYPT I MR. AHMED MQT.:LJl.MZD ilY MOUS'f...WA NR.. J03€PH CHR.ISPDf i MR .. HOOAM!'!AD MOHAMf-~J) EL BEtltru\WI MR. i'UCIE.N DE1'lERVILLE I MR .. M0}1ANl\'IAD SAAD EL DIN EL MOUGI MISS ELZA 'ffiEAHD I MR. HASSAI~ EL HAR.RAS Ma o SAL.I\. EJ.. Dil-l AillirF.JJ &SS!Ji HO!IDURAS. l MR . JUUiED iOS'W'A EI.. GAUL..'m --· I MRS. ADILl\ IBfWIIM ABDO MRS. OLGA 'c.ASmo DE ERAZO MR• MCHAMMED BASSUINY EI, Kliil.TEEB MISS I.ILL\J."JA BUCK . MR. MAHNOUD SAM.ffi . MR. JOOE BRA.C.AMONTE MR. MOHSEN HUSSEIN ZAKI . EL SALVADCR MISS HAJARA. CURREFJ.i MISS .JOSEF. ALICIA RGDRIGUEZ 1R. Hf..;. K CH"ENC MRS. TERESA O~lEDA DERNim.~ -· J ~· ({ TC~:J.J\.lfil. MR. HI NrLIK Ji\R~ASON l" ~. S~lD A t1 El~OLYAOHJN tt .. BJORl'( iUDHUNDSSOtl , s:-; ~~iD~:t.Hih1I I.Q'.17lZAm~1 ~ o RUNOl.FUR THOR~RH1SSO,J JC ·NrIY !OO'U!DKHAi.IJ MISS GE.RDUR JOfl~1 SDOT'.i'll?. HR . Hi<..EIH SHAYAH ·ll-:4 .en UR ,;uRADALIZADEH INDIA 1'ffi.a G. P RHAT'l' MR .. V. Bo DESAI l'l1?.S. Z.. AHi~W~ HACHOH MfSS RUBY O. JOSEPi! l'JR .. J ~ M, T .. RAJAN I'J'lll([ MISS f'RF..J1 Sn DU 1. JR .. R~ P .. SI!.ARHA HISS AURA CAT.. i.1.JANO r·'. A.. ..r. s .MA.SUNDAH.Al :urn; GADTUJ•:r.rn GlYl''n?.AU .\l:ift . N ~ K. UPAS.l\.NI n.~ .. n'ALo Drmrmn MH.S ~ CHA fDR.A RANI SINGH •. n. ~nAHCESCO CA!Ul:W . MISS N. D., SlIB.OFli' 1H.. FP..J ~!CESCO f.fEl/IL.i\.OQUA MR. RAM ffiASAD KH UND Ji'i1. .;. 'i'ONIO SURANNA MH- H.AWtlUUSHNA KAR MISS K. JAIWC ' JAMAICA MR .. P. Ka GHffiU MR. GERAI.D I . DURP.ANT DID ONES IA .....JAPAN..__..... l f !o W. SUMOIANG . ss ROHANNIE NarOJWIKUSUMO '1R .. TAlU..,YUKI SAftARAI MISS J. KAUNAN MU,. !.IJASANOf!T SANEKA TA HR. HINOlm.o SAI'fO l 'ft. 'l'iLKP..SHI ANHEN MR . TOSHIO NAKANDHA 2"JR o MOHAMMED ALI SABOTJRY '!AZ.DI ' 5JI. . YOSHIMI OSHL·l:~ MR.. .DOR.Z OO KHEZRI m. KICHIJI TSUGITA 11RS • FARA.HNi\Z BONAKDAR MR .. NOBUTUKI N:ORIHISA MR. MEHDI MAilASHI r-m.,, KTIIEI KURA.f'iO~HI M'tS . 1'1EHR13.A.MOO WASSER MR o TAKJ!:O YASUhA MR. MOHAMlr.ED BAGliffiI AZARFAM . NTL. fJI ~SAYUKI KASE !JR,, BAH.MAN VESSAL ?1R . TA'l'SUO FUKUSHIMA. MRS. AGDAS SADEGHI MILANI ;R., TOEU KCWO MIL. MOHANMED MEHDI A.. iANG . MR. ICHIRO 'J:AMURA MR. ABOOTAIEB MOHANDES MR.. YUZURU K.t\.TAGIR1. MR. ABBAS VAFAI HR o SdE .. HAY CHANH Lil. HR., QUS'i'A VO LUGO 1ffi. LOMG Th'1'110s P.P.DITH im.. I..c.onoJJ)O R./11'.lIREZ EVA ffi~ CHAUPHIIA YAUMARA'lll HR. HERBERT HOOIBR MR. UNG SOUPHTIM. 1-!R. THAO SIS.A.tCET JG ERL\ MR. BOUN MY SRIHANOUVO':J'.G ~ffi., JOPJ\'l'HA JLDEL'\.MI .MAIA YA ,,, .. BENJANIU ODUGBEMI l·(.~. NICi· OLi.S ~OW.A .M,q SAh'U H~U LOO }·R. . F.OU IMO MR. l'EOH GAU HONG KHOO Mlo BJ.NG .FAI CHAU Jmrr•;\TAY MR. JOHN IEE CHOON HENG .. Mil. S. G,, DURA.I RAJ MISS EVA MARIA fl.ODTWI'l'T MR. OTHMAN BIN HASHil1 MH. OLAJ~ ERLING K01'l'NER m:ss EU LAN CH MR. EOIL KJOil\'ER Y.1.J."',. JOdN HOFSETH MAI.TA .m. IARi::> AASE ER. I ilG ALD D~tc:ElAW MR .. ANTH ONY VALLETTA MR . ROME O 1-0:CALIEF PAKISTAW l1R. CARMF.I. J., CUSHIER! .M.'tS.. SUD.AYYA MlRZA MRS. .DIL AFnOZA fillQUE r:~ BS.. ZUBEIDA DOSSAL . .. FILEMON LOPEZ AVE.N:OAlW l•ffiS ~ ANIS ZAIDI MISS REBECC A BLANCAS YCJL\NTE HISS S.AFIA TAI.IBI MISS GUADAWPE VARGAS V-.tiliDU7.C O m. MUIN UDDili MI SS Mll.RIA J OShl?IHA SIJ..VA Ro i."IR.S. SUP..RIYA SHUJ:t:.. l.USS MARIA. ISABEL DIAZ UR. MUHA11MA.D Fl MR. HORACE W.. SAYERS PERU NICARAGUA USS ZOIJ..at".. SA.Ill.AHA RIVERA fffio .Al,'3z:l'i'O RIOS VIIJ.J1R CARLOS JOSE S!LZJ~ MIS.'3 T lORIA AZUCEl~ BJ..llRON VELIS S AMINA LUl'EX!IA IImA !ilSS GONZAI.EZ 1':R . IO. ISIO CRT:CZ ffiA MlS. IllrA. DE BARRAZA ,1 , .. ·' .. 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SE.Vb.ET O:\TA'! hl\ENDA FRAH · LIN MISS 'ELVA CAUSK.i~N NA...B.Gll.RET u·cm MISS R.AClYE DOOAN .~.L'\ID.l't.. HEU:.S MH.o AHHf:T KAY:AI.IDE.R .... CAR.01;;p7 &\UNDERS MH. MttNIR DURNA.Z MOLLY CH.OS.S.ill Ov'"E . ] MISS NA.IL 1'"'ALAY CAROlJNt, CUR.LIIffi. MISS SITARE YENISJ\N ELIZP.l3F~Td DEWTOM "HEH.B.Y I'HlJ.!.I:l.S 'ffilN!DPJ) VJ.RGTI1IA f-LYLLOY MISS Et , 'IC .., HAJ1NER J!lo lR CI I:~ .i. ' ' FEI:Ji OSB~illt"E MR. 1·"..t\ lC 0 L • LO?>..'D ON. K CMlPDELL '· .. ... I~'"}..) ' ~~ t. •,i l/l\ . - \ " I. " 'I ) . ~ "\ t j tJ~" "''. .,. .. ~~;, I•. . " ,,~ 11 . " I •,_• .• I ).\ t ;Ji. '•r- '• : I !l 1I.Fi ' H•t ~·II ~' >I • ,. .·.;.. '\\' .) }1 ~. c i' tl i :I u , . ... t" ·'· . ., t ~ ~ .,. ... , ,\ , \ h.\ :· : ~ 11 ! • ;,\ ~ ..:J . :. >1 J.: I I \ .. ., " ;. ,. 1\f . I . ' . {J -· ~1>.: _• i'. .-· • ·!,.· j·. ~ ...1'. "'' "' ...... J .. ':' . •'· { " (, '.f. ' '",') I".•' '_;J .. .. ' •·' ~ .. r ~ ~ . 1' ... . . " .,.,._,. /\ ' .J ! I I , }. \' i J t. j \· '- '"I ,,J 1 ' 1' ''1 r " 'I. .. • · 1-.l·~ DEPARTMENT OF ~ . • I HEALTH, EDUCATIOIJ, AlID WELFARE Oifi.co of Educntian Waahinc1;on, D. c. l (;' Tochnical Assis~ Socticn Participnnt:J ;, r, • Te<}hnical As s istru1c13 Soctlon Partic1.pa.nta (co l inu.od) Somalia NASSIE, Abdurhman liJ\l"DJN, Hi..\Jiiot GIAMA. , Osman A . GOGUS ~ Bcsir HUSSEIN, Hassan Ho KUillCCUOGtU, Kem.al KONUK.? .ISJr.ot Syain O:WRER.o Cah1.t AlCKAS, Sait LOPEZ.11 Felix Go BI1LU,,, Mushin ALONSO, Luis F. C·JSKUN .o Aliy0 BAENA.o Higual Ro Dt.'VR.Df9 Cemile BRIONES, J ose G..'\.YIROGLU, Sere.f GARCI.A 1 Alvaro OOi'CUL .o Latif SANCHEZ 9 Jose -- KAF_{AGOZ, Neym DEBON, Santiago EZQUERRA .11 Folix Mo Vietnam ESCOLAR:i Hipolito CASTI LLA.o Cam.an KHAI 3 Cao Minh COROHINA.S,, Jose Sudan !e~hnica1 Assistance Section Start TAHIR9 Abdal-Rahmirm OMim, Or.-.er Osman HAG..AHMED, Mohamsd K. IDRIS , Kamel ..-El-Din GRISSOM,· J obn Wo - Chief AWAD 1 Abmsd S o H.'\.RPER; Robert OMER, Mai1goub Mohamed SSEGERS.? Ernest DILLI, Martino HCJNrOSH, Cha.rlos RIZK, Val.anti.no SCHUL'l'Z, Rob.a rt RAHMAN, Mohamed Oo JOHNSON 9 J.anioe I!.1-'!M.11 l~"""Ghall Thailand :rmALEj) JU ton ~ITTLEJ> Gerald ATTASERT, Widja FESSLERs; Dor is PI.ANICUSOL, Ude.en l!'JJIVlill 1 Elean9ro WANAPUN 9 Pairat FUSC0 9 Gloria SARAJAHA.RN g Pra,nQl)l SA\t"1l0 ill9 Ethel PIROMRAT 9 Som."Sri BOZKURTp Gilda SUDHADHAM• Soronuk SLEDD, Cyi'"ill WI MOLSAJJARAK,,. Wachirat CUMB0.9 Anita LEVTh."E Frances MORAL~ 11 June · LONG, Anne DAY• S PTEMB'"' 16, 1959 Page a 12:08 .. 12:1 pm H n. T om J!,.. tephen• .Brig. General n rew J. Goodpa•ter r . William J. Hopkin• ll:lO .. ii:n pm Hon. TbQmaa E. Stephen• 12: 11 - Ut27 pm Brig. General .Andrew 1. Ooodpa1ter 12:40 pm The Preaident departe the Qffice and went "kl the anaion. 1:00 pro (L NCH) 2:10 pm The Pre•ident and Dr. Malcolm Moo•, departed the bite House and motQrtid to Burning "free Country Club • 2:35 pm .Arrived at Burning Tree. (Dr. Moos returned to bite House). 2tS<> .. 5: 11 pm 'lhe President played 21 hQles cf goU with Cplonel Thomas Belsbe. 5:30 pm The President and General Howard Snyder departed Burning Tree Country f.iu.b and m~tored ~o tbe White Houee. 5:57 pm .Arrived at the \\ hite Hou1@. 0 8:00 pm The President and. Mrs • .r:isenhower departed the White House and motored to the Emba•sy of tb,e USS.R where Chairman Khrushchev and Mrs. Kuuahc::heva gave a Dinner in their honor. THJ; PRl:SIDENT 'S APPOINT · ENTS "rHURSJ:U~ Y, SEPT MB~ 17, 1959 fihlZ am Tb.e Pr aident arrived in tho oUi¢ • ac¢om~anicd by Mr. Abet Nielsen. Mr. N!et••P. had br~~kfast with the President e :dier. d • (ienerat .Aud·:rew J. Goodpaster 8:%5 ... 9;00 am Ron. WUto-n B. Person• ffon . Bryce RarlQ 8:30 - 9:5§ C.lffl N.ATlON.AL $ECUlllTY (;OUNCU. .MEl:l'ING Tile itrefident ,_on. B.ieha~d M.. Ni~on. lfon. <;. Douglu DU1o.n H.on. Neil H. .McEl~oy Hoa.. .Leo A. Hoegh Non. Julian Baird Ho • 11.U.'l.J.l"iee S~n• Hon. John A. McCone Kon. Frederick Mueller Genera-1 N thall 1'. T wbnng Hon• .AUen W. Pulte• U0n. Ut . Per•on• Jlon.. Qeorge V. Allea 0 Hon. Claren-ce andaU lion. Oor4e>rt O'ray Ron. Gttorge B. l.Ustiakow1ky »:d.g. Oo-ne.-i'at Andr w J . Go.odpas.t•r Hon. Tbomaa $ . Gate• !{on. Gerard C. Smhh Hon. John N. Irwin, U Major J'()h.n Eittenllowe:r Hon. James s . Lay Hon. Madon • "Boggs 9:51 .. l ~03 afll) Hon. Thomae E. Stephen$ 10;03 • 10tQ-l1 am Hon. Raymon.d .J. Saulnier 10:20 • 10t58 alll Hon. UtQn !3 . Persons .Hon. James Hagerty Major .John Eisephower THU SDAY, SEPTE. ER 11, 1959 Page i 10:30 • 10:58 am Hon. Raymond J . aulni.er Hon. Gerald organ Hon. obert erriaro Brig. General .Andre J . Good.p -ste:r Mrs • .htme heatou 11:00 - ll;lO am co CE 11:: 35 - 1 l i45 am Mr•. Mary J'ane Mccaffree 11:36 .. 11:41 am Hon. Wilton B. Persons 1 h41 - 11158 am Major J obn isenhower 12:00 • 12:02 pm Hon. Wilton B. Persons Major John Eisenhower 12:10 pm The Preaident de rt d the rhite House Ground via helicopter for flight to bis Gettyaburg Farm. He was accompanied y: Mr. George A tlen Major John Eisenhower General Howard Snyder an Mrs • .Ann hitman followed in chase helicopter. §&TTYS.BUBG, PA. 12:40 pm .Ar:dved at the Gettyaburg Farm. Z:42 -pm 'rhe P:t'estdent, r. George .Allen, and MajoT John Eisenhower departed the Far-m and tr.otored to the Gettysburg Country Club• 2.:f9- pm .Arrived at Gettywburg Country Club. 2.:57 ... 5:50 pm The PTestdent played lS hole• <>f golf with Mr. George Uen Major John Eh enhower 5:58 pm Depa.rte Gettysburg Country Ctub and motored to e Farm. 6:06 ptn ATriv d at the Farm. THE p _ ESIDENT 'S APPOINT ENI'S FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1959 GETTYSBURO, PA. 9:02 am The Pt"eaident, Mr. George .Allen, and Genel'al Howard McC. Snyder,. departed the Farin and motored to the Qettysburg Country Club, arriving at 9:07 am. 9~z1 - 11:17am 'I'he Presiden played 18 hole• of golf at the.G-etty11burg Country Club with Mr. George Allen 1 l:Zl am Departed the Club ar..d motored to the Farm. 11:27 am Ji r-rived 3t the Farm. 2:19 - 2:29 pm The Preeicient, General Snyder and Major J Qb.n Ei8enhow~l' mad a I!lotor inspection Qf the fitting barn, pig farm, skeet range, etc. 2:29 pm etu:rned to the residence.. 0 TH~ PR SIDENT'S J\PPOINTMENTS S.ATURD.AY, SEPTE~:BER 19, 1959 GETTYSBURG, P.A. 9:04 am The Pre$ident, Mr. Oeorge Allen, and Major John Eisenho ·er departed the Farm and motored to the Gettysbu:rg Country Club. 9:12. am i\r.1.iv _d t the Gettysburg Country Club. 9:24 ... 12:08 pm T e President played 18 holes of golf with Mr. George Allen Major John Eisenhowelt 12:10 pm Departed Gettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm. 12;17 pm .Ari-iv•• at the arm. Hon. Bryce Harlow Hon. Rob rt Merriam l:OS pm The President, Mr. Oeorge Allen, and. General Howard Snyder departed the Farni and motored to the U. S. >.rrny 'War C llege, Carlisle Barrackt, Ca.rliale, .Pennsylvania, to the reiltdenc of Lt. Colonel Craig C. Cannon. 4:10 pm Arrived at the Canuon residence!. 4:4S pm Departed the Cannoa residence and motored tq the Farm. 6111 pm .Arrived at the Farm. TH:S RESIDE:NT'S _L\PPOIN'l'W...ENTS SUND_6Y, SEPTEMBER ZO, 1959 GETTYSBURG, PA. 10:34 am Th resident and Mr • Eisenhower depa1·t d t he Farm an motored to the GettysbuX'g Presbyterian Chu'l"eh• 10:41 am ./>. "rived at the Church whe:r they attended Services. 11:46 am T he President an Mrs. Eiset;lho 11:'68 am A rriv-ed at the Gettysburg H •. tel and were greeted by Mr. Lyt C. Wilson Vice President and Wathington Manager, Un·ted Press International Mr. Henry M. Scharf Manager of the Gettyeburg Hotel They p:roceeded to the second fleer :7herc they were joined by 0 E:: ?.~~-~=!~· ew Yorr. • Director of Operations, Long Lines Division, .American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Th.a President pressed golden key, thus inaugurating a new 24-hour 11 doub1e trac:kn ayatem of teletype circuit• in th United States from coaat to coast and covering all newspapers served by UPI and the UPl bureaus. The •tarting 11ignal sent by the P-resideu,t cau1u~d the immediate transmirnion of a news story from Qettyeburg all over the United States, aa well as the 85 countri•• aerYed by the UPI. Photographs were taken during the ceremony. llt55 am The P:re•ident and His party departed the Gettyaburg Hotel and motored to the t"e.etdence of Major J'oyn Eisenhower. Page~ 12:10 pm Arrived at the President•ti residence. 2117 pJP 'l'he Pre,sid nt and Mr. G~orge .Allen dep~rted. the Farm and tnotored to t Qetty•bv.x-g '.Country Club. Z:25 pm Ji., rrj.ved at the G ttysburg C~utt.tl'}' Club. Gen i-al .Artmxr evin• joined th.em. 1;30 ... 4:40 pm The :President p1ayed 18 holes of golf with Mr. George Allen General Arthur Nevins 4:43 pin Departed the G~tty$burg (;o\lntry Club and motored to the Farm. Arrived at the ii •nm. r . and Mre. Brewe:r WeJI'~ pests at the Farm. ( r . Brewer is Mr. George .Alten1 s nephew) 'fhe P:resident and Mrs. Eisenhow~r departed-the :Ear and -motQred to the White He-use. WASHINGTON, D. C. 8:11 pm .Arrived at the hit Hou~e . 0 THE Pl ESIDENT 'S .APPCIN'I MENTS MONDAY, SEPTE1'.1BE 21, 1959 :55 am The President arrived i n the office. accompani d by Colonel obert L . Schulz. 8:58 - 8:59 am H· n. Thomas E. 5t·=-phcns 9:17 • l0t05 am Brig. General .Andrew J. "9:35 • 9:40 am Hou. ~ ilton B. Perso ii 10:05 - 10: 10 am H n. James Hagerty 10: O - 10:59 m Dr. T. Keith Glennan Hon. itton B . Persons Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster 10:59-11:01 am Bri • General Andrew J. Goodpaster 11:00 ... 12:08 pm Pri i e .1. ..inister Ra:;;hid Karame of Lebanon Ambassador N dim Dirnechkie of Leba non Hon. Robert B. Murphy, Under Secretary of State Hon. Parker T . Hart, Dep-uty .Assistant Secretary of State for lear Eastern and South .Asian Affair• Colonel V i;;;rn n '\I alter ti 12: lZ pm The President depart d the ffice and went to the Mana ion. 1:00 pm {LUNCH) Z:OS pm The President l."\;turned to the office. 0 2:10 - 2:15 pm Mr. \\illi.am J. Hopkin Z: 15 - 3:00 pm Hon. David Kend· 11 3:00 ... l: 10 pm Hon. Geral Mor an Mr. Phil Ar eda 4:05 - 4:07 pm Hon. David Kendall Hon. .Robert Merriam MONDAY, SEPTEMB R 2 .. , 1959 Page i 4: 15 - 4:2i pm :Brig. General .l\lldrew J. Ooodpa•ter ~:zz - •:a7 pm Hon. \\ ilton B . Persons 4!55 .. 5:32 pm The President p ·, cticed golf on the outh Grounds. 5~24 pm evJ.rned to the Mansion. 0 T SID NT' APP INTMENTS TUESDAY, S PT MBE 22, 1959 The !ollo :0...n had breakfaet with the President~ H n. T ruaton. Morton Hon. ilton B. Persons H n. David Kendall :59 The President arrive in. hi office, accompanied by the above·named 1roup. 9:01 - 9:15 Hon. Robert B. Anderaon Hon. David Kendall Mr. J ames F. Stiles , 1r., National Dh·ector, U . S . :ving onda I>ivhion r. Elmer Ru t~d , Director of Sale•, U.S. Sa ving• Bonds Divbion Mr. Carl H cock, Director of Publicity, U .s. Sa.vi.nit Bond• J)iviaion Mr. Stephen 'n&, eputy Assistant to the ecretary of the Treasury for Public Affairs (Pict•.lres taken) 9:27 - 9:31 Hon. Jame• C . Hagerty 9:3Z - 9:35 President read tatement on Bond Interest in the Conference GJom . 9:S5 - 10:03 Hon. Harold C. c::Cl llan (to i·eport oz:. U .s. Exhibit at Moscow Fair) Pictures taken 10:05 - 11:20 Hon. Gordon Gray HQn . Doualas Di n 0 Hon. Thomas- Oates Hon. J bn McCone Hon. Allen Dulle dm. Arleigh Burke Dr. Qeorae B. Ki•tiakowsky Hon. Wilton B. Per•on• Brig. Oen. re · J. Ooodpa ter (thb w • briefini on Khruahchev weekend meeting•) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 22, 1959 Pa1e two. 11:30 - 11: 10 p.M. (The following attended OFF THE B.EC01U> Meeting, arrB.Dged by r. Phil Areeda of White Hou•• Staff: Hon. Robert B. Anderson Hon. Fred Seaton Hon. Elmer ennett, Under Secretary of the lntel'ior Hon. rederick Mueller Hon. Jt.obert Murphy Hon. Tho • C • .Mann, As•iatant Secretary of State for Economic Affair• Hon. Gerald D. Morgan Hon. Donald Paarlberg Mr. hil reeda 12: 10 - 12:23 Hon. Frederick Mueller on. Wtlon B. Per•ons 12:23 .. 1:05 Hou. David Kendall Hon. Rocco Siciliano 1:00 - 1:01 Hon.. Thomas E. Stephen• 0 1:01 - 1:03 Brig. Gen. drew J. Goodpaster l: 10 The Pre•ident went to the anaion. The President returned to the office. 3:00 • S:02 Hon. Thoma e • tephens J:oi ... 3:10 Adm. Lewi• Strauss 3:32 - 3:39 Hon. Wilton B. Person s 1:42 - 3:57 Hon. Robert Cutler ):57 - 4: 15 Brig. Gen. drew I. OQOd.paater 4: 17 - -':23 Hon • .tames C. Ha gerty The Pl'eaident ent to the Man•ion. ,, 1 Tllo Pl: \09\U rt'\ i t oiiiC'.'h •cca.,aetcd ti' Co Q i..1~ ~n e;..-r 1.... hub• •• ~ l .. 9r+t .. 9t. i a ,,sa - ~ 1 • 0 L {H"O ~ J. }.).: l.S ... 1 bl a .:4 "'. lhl ... tl 3 • }i(,t4. 'Q4rn ";..' e th 0. 11: • ll:« .. lZtO fJ Pag~ 2 iazos .. ta:3& pm Brig. General .And:rew .l. Coodpa•ter Captaia Evan P • .Aurand 'I he P:residem dtipal'te l;OO pm 2~1'1 'Pttl Returned t.o the office. a:zo - 3~10 pm S:13 • l:ZQ pm lion. Thomas .c;. Stephens 3~zo .. 3:25 pm Hon. Uton B . Persona lfon. 1 hom;u ~ . ~tephe~ ltZ5 ... 3;30 pm Hon. R ' char !¥1. J. ·ixon H n. lhl on :&. Peraon.s Dl'. Allen Vt . V.aUis 3:30 .,, 3t46 pm Hon. Jam~s Hage,rty I>r. Milton Aisenhow l' Captain Evan .P . ..e-nu:and Dr. Milton Eiflenhower went to th~ M&ll'Sion wl.tb th Pr ea· dent a d 11.Cld dinner with. him. THE PRE~IDENT' APPOINTMENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 24, 1959 8:00 A.M. The Presider t arrived in his office, accompanied by Colonel obert L . chub Hon. Oerald D . Morgan 8:21 .. 8:24 Hon. lame• C. Hagerty 8;28 ... 8:43 Hon. Ma11rice Stans 9: 17 - 9:34 rig. Gen. An 9:34 - 11:30 Hou. Chrietian Herter Hon. L iving•ton Merchant Hon. llo ett Murphy Hon. Douglas Dillon Mr. ll.lch&rd H. Davia, Dir. , Office of Soviet Union Affair•, Departmeat of State Hon. Jamee C. Hagerty Brig. Gen. . drew J. Goodpaster (Thb waa a briefin1 on Khruahcliev weekend meeting ) 11:35 - 12: 18 P.M. Hon. David Kendall 12:18 Dr. Milton Eisenhower 12:21 The Preaident went to the .Mansion. "' 1:50 The Preaident returned to the office • 0 1:55 - 1:56 ri1. Oen • .An rew J. Goodpaeter 2:05 - 2: 10 Brig. Gen. Andrew J. Go dpaater 2:25 ... 2:35 Hon. ' iltQn B. Persons 3:18 - 3:24 ri3. Gen. Andrew J. Qoodpaater 3:30 - 3:33 The Pr aident went to the .Mansion THE PUSIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS FIUD~Y, SEPTEMBER 25, 1959 8:00 A.M. The Preaident arrived at the office, accompanied by Colonel R.ob rt L. Schuh. 8: 14 - 1:22 Hon. David Kendall 8:30 - 8:45 Hon. Gordon Ox-ay 8:47 • 8:58 Brig. Gen. Aadrew J. Goodpaater Captain Evan P. Aurand 9:00 .. 10:35 Hon. Chriatian Herter Hon. Henry Cabot Lod1e, Jr • Bon. Llewellyn Thompaon Hon. Livlna•ton Merchant Brl1. Gen. Andrew J. Ooodpaater 10:35 - 10:48 Captain Evan P. Aurand 10:53 - 11:05 Brig. Oen. Andrew J. Gooclpaater 11:24 The Preaid.en.t went to the Man.ton. 0 4:00 PM The Preaident J'eturned to bi• office. 4:28 - 4:51 -Hon. Wilton B. Peraon• 5:18 The Preaident and Chai.rman Nildta Khruahchev departed the White Houae 1rounda by Marine helicopter for Camp David, Maryland 5:52 Arriwd at Camp David and then went by ear to 11Aepen11 5:58 Arrived at "A•pen" (Picturea were taken of the President and Chairman Khruahchev in front of '!&• pen") 11:45 The Preaident a.nd Chairman Khruahchev reti:red. D. WU<-''4i•·Yoll.. - U...•llcUY • A • ... , ...... 0 ' . a. M q•l.. CA ,, MO • •• I. ... f ". 0 •1• a• . CAMP DA:\'Ul, MO. ClP\irm• · .·· - fMM Mt4 a '1 ll~iq...... t • • • lt17 .. , , 1 J.D, .. - .. witl\ • T s •a .. fl 1'0. JM ...... ~. r. :A.A. .l · " O.A. T•Q\fimo· • f ... ,...• .. waur:uu•a A.lll'•dQCIMtV 11~tfUG1.11·y• CCM.l a Jawo• •• ...... bl), •i , .. ' flt•~..-.. 0 s3l • . • ffice, ace panle Iii'• &c•J H • • ...... ~1. 9107 Hem.. Utoa B. •I'• • oa. Jam•• P. Mile bell S . Fndarlcll ueU.r Ron. olaen B.. de• oa Hem. bJmoad aabd•I" 0 H • Uliam · • 01era Jf • l)avtcl 4IJll U Hon:. loeep , Dlr. • ct M•dlad.oa • CoacUlaU• Se•'Yke 9:07 - 9t ll • Uto • 9;18- 9:19 ff • Tbomu • tephe he Pre•ickult, cc · • , by Ml' . aprty, ..,_.... , Tba hlw .._.. \ty car for Che SMratoa Park 1lotel to an•• opmdac •••ti.ea .t tb9 Aluaal W.«tiat ol llltena: 1 Aaak ln.Mna&tioa.al Mooe ry ru.d • 0 rt • ' -·· J.Ulorcl Jolmaoa-. •• eQ.t II' C)f. the botal en • •r-..ey.-r• Cbatnnua of tla9 Boud• Of Go no.-a I ta.. Sate _ tloaal Bank -4 tll bltem 1 Moatttuy 4 Ska. E111._ a, Black, Pndcl•t of tile •--• of .. W...... Uoaal Gold .. • oNrt 1.. G....._.., Pre•icleat, IDte.._doaal _c:e Coqlffatloa T.ai.. heet4.eat proce•cle wtt.b ve ...... '°._ .Mata Sall .. MWl IO-tlle e.&el'•' Dal•• . • 1" . ...cit ... ,. .. b ..oqbt tile ' -.u., to ...., bltndac•cl Seer< l"J r oa, w la t\ln lat~4 •• •W..t. • 9151 .. l l ~ ., 10117 l ; ·). l . . ll M· • •O 111 7. l 1'1 ll:tl I 0 llO • 11 _ • ·ea. > ,...... . l • • ...... •141 •St . ,,., ... . 10) •:01 ;S I 0 -··" sll,.. 111 • tS • ltJ? • • a .. rl . l t4 • 9sl ...... ...... • 9 • l .. 1 • lOtO • coao 111 ' - 11:&0 - . ~ w.. 11 c::-..ttte• •• two. Ut ? .. tblT .~...... , T . a &46 ol TlWlaad ,...,._. •• At•i•taalt ••• ., ot .l'll'K&IE9 {ph~l1'ai-...... taken) 1i: ... 1 ~u p.x . r. A :t urn• l : •I ti • • ill · SzlT ,, .. '' 119. f •it& •••• •al6 • ltOI rlt• d • THE PUSIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 30, 1959 7:45 A.M. The Preaident arrived in bi• office, accompanied by Major Richard Streiff. 7:47 - .32 Hon. Wilton B. Peraona Hon. David Kendall Hon. Bryce Harlow (out at 8:05t 8:05 .. :47 Hon. Jame• p. Mitchell 8:47 - :55 Hon. Wilton B. Peraona 0 Hon. Jame• C. Haaerty 8;57 - 9:02 Hon. Thoma• E. Stephens 9;02 ... 9:2 The Preaident met with the following of the Steel Industry about the Steel Stri e: Mr. l\.oaer M. Blough, Chairman ot the Board, United .>ta.te• Steel Corporation Mr. Charle• M. White, Chairman of the Board, Re}Jublic Steel Corporation Mr. Arthur B. Homer, President, .Bethlehem Steel Corporation Ml'. A very C. Adam•, Preaident, Jone• • Lau1hlin Steel Corporation Mr. Joaeph L. Block, Pre•ident The Inland Steel Company Mr. • Conrad Cooper, Executive Vice Preaident, United State• Steel Company AND Chief Neptiator for the Steel Companie•. Hon. ilton B. Per1on• Hon. David Kendall (PICTURES Wl:llE T AKENt 9:28 - 9:33 Hon. Wilton B. Peraon• Hon. David Kendall 9:35 - 9:50 Hon. David Kendall 9:50 - 9:$5 Mr. William J'. Hopkin• WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER. lo. 1959 Pa1e two 9:58 - 10: 19 A.M. The Pr••ident met with tbe following repre•enting Lab r in tbe Steel Strike: Hon. David 1. McDonald, Preaidm t, United Steel Worker• of America Mr. Howard Hape, Vice Pre•ident, United Steel Worker• of America Mr, I. W. Abel, Secretary a.ad Treaaurer, United Steel Workel'a of .America. Mr. AJ'thut Goldber1, General Counael United Steel Worker• o! America (General Peraon• and Mr. Kendall went in on the appointment and PlCTUlt.liS WEU TAKEN) l :19 - 10:22 Hon. Wilton B. Peraona Hon. David Kendall io:za - io:3S Hon. Gorden Gray 0 10:45 - l0:55 Hon. William A. M. Burden U.S. Ambaa•ador to Belpum (called on the Pre•iclent l>efore leaving for thia poat) 10:58 - 11: 10 HOil. Henry E. Stebbina U. • .Ambaaaador to Nepal (called on the Preatdent before leaving for thi• poat) 11:18 - l l:SO Hon. T oma• £. Stephen• 11:35 .. 11:55 Bri1. General Andrew J. Good.paeter 11:58 - 11:58 Hoa. Thoma• E. Stephen• 12:06 - 12: 10 P • .M. Hon. Tboma• E. Stephen• 11: 10 - 12:58 H.E. AntoniQ Sept, Preaident of the Council of Ministers of the Italian llepublic, met with the Prealdent in W. office. Al•o preaent were: Kon. &hriatian Herter Hon. Jamea D. Zellerbaek, U .s. Ambasaador to Italy WEI>NESX>AY, SEPTEMBElt 30, 1959 (Contimaation of li•t of thoae pre•ent at the meetin1 H.£. Antonio Seam bad with tile President in hi• olllce from 12.:10 12:58 P •.M.) Mr. Foy I>. Kohler, Deputy A• •i•ta.nt Secretary of State H.E. Manlio Broaio, Italian Ambuaa..dor to the tr •• H.E. Guiaeppe Pella, Foreip Mbdater of Italy Amb. Cado Alberto Straneo, Db. Oen. of Political Affaira, Itallq Mint.try of Foreip Affair• Coloiael Vernon A. Walter• (Interpreter• 1:00 P.M. The P1'••ident and Mr• • .Ei•tnhower save a luncheon at the Manaioa for H.E. Antonio Segnt., Preetdent of the Council of Mbaiater1 of the Italian llepubUc, and Mr•. S•anl· Also present were: H.E. Guiseppe ella, FoJ'eip Mini•ter of Italy H.JC. Manllo Broato, The Ambaa1ador of Italy, and Mrs. Brosio H.E. Guiteppe Medici, Minbter of Public laetl'uction of the Italian Republic H.E. Carlo Alberto Straaeo, Director General for Political Affairs, Mini•tlJ of Foreign Affair• of the Italian llepublic Mr. Federico ensi, Directoi-, hlternatlonal B.elattona Section of the Prim• iniater• • Secrefa.J."iat $:: Mr. Alberto Jessi, Pr••• Olficer, Minlltry of Foreip . Affair• of the Italian l\epubllc 0 Mr. Paolo olajoni, Vice Chief of Cabinet, Ministry of Foreign Affair• of the Italian 1.epublic Commander Emanuele Co••etto, Pre•• Attache, Prime .Mini-1ter' • Secretariat Dr. Mario Costa, rivate Secretary to the Preaident of the Council ol Mlni•ter• of the Italian llepubltc Profeasor Guiaeppe Oiunahi, Personal Phyatcian to the Preaident of the Counc:tl of Mlnllters f the Italian Republic The Vice Preaident and Mr•. Nixon The Secretary of State and .Mr•. Herter Tile Secretary of the Trea•lP'Y and Mrs. Ander11on Tile Secretary of the Interior and Mr•. Seaton The Secretary of Labor Hon. &obert D. MlU'phy, Under Secretary of State WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE 30, 1959 age four (Continuation of list of tho•e pre•ent at the luncheon the P:realdent and Mrs. Ehenhower gave in honor of • E. The re•ident of the Council of Mw•ter• ol the Italian R.epublicaand Mr•. Sepi): General and T•. athan F. Twining Hon. and Mr•. occo Siciliano }Ion. and t'• • .James D. Zeller\>ach Hon. and rs. iley T. Buchuan, Jr. Hon. 1u1ene R. Black Hon. Samuel c. a.ugh Mr. and Mrs. Foy D. Kobler Bon. Ivy Baker Prie•t Mr. udolf Bing, Man ger, Meiropolitan Opera Donua Julia Brambill , •hinjton, ]). C. The Very eve:rend Edward B. !hum, S.J., Preaident, eorgetown University, Wa•hinjtOn, • C. Mr•. Marcella. du ont, Vla•hin,ion, D. C. rs. lUchard T. Ellis, aahin,ton, D. C • .Mr•. Claire Giannini Hoffman, l)i:rec r, Banko! America National Truat Cc avinas an., San Fruciaco. Mr•. Hiram Cole Houahtou, Membei- of Civil J)efen.se Council Mr•. McCook Knox, aahin1to , 13. C. Mr. aad Mr•. Eugene Leone, frlencla from Mew York City Mr. and Mr . Loub Petri (Mr. etl'i is Pl"eaident, America- ltaly Society, San Francisco) Mr. and Mr•. Fortune Pope (.Mr. is Leader, ltalo- .Amedcan Community, New York City) Mr•. Harold E. Talbott of ew York City, widow of former Secretary c( tbe r Force, Ha.rold Talbott Hon. and Mrs. J"ohn A . Volpe (Mr. Volfe was former Federal Hig a.y Adminittrat r, Bo•ton, Ma••. t 2:30 The Preaident returned to hia Hice, c:compamed by H.E. Antonio Segni d membel'I of group who attended meettn1 in bis office, prior to the luncheon. 3:10 The a ove-named aroup left the _ redde t'• office (PJCTU ES WERE T N juet bef'ore thta) 3: 13 T e Pre•ident returned to the .Maa•ion. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 30, 1959 Page five. 3:19 P.M. The Pre•ident departed the White Houae 1round• by helicopter for Andrew• Field, Wa•bington. 3:36 The President airborne for Palm Spring• (California) .Airport, accompanied by: Mr. Oeorae .Allen Mr. Jame• Lemon Mr. William R.obinaon Oeneral Howard .McC. Snyder Senator Thoma• Kuchel Mr. and Mra. Jamee C. Hagerty Mr• • .Ann Whitman Mi•• Olive .Marah Mi•• Mary Ca.Urey Mr. Arthur W. Bale a, 1 r. of White Hou•e Signal Corp• group Sat. Moaney Mr. Jame• llowley and other Secret Service Agent• St03 P.M. PST The President arrived at the Palm Spri.na• Airport and waa areeted by the followin1: Mayor Frank Boaert of Palm Sprina• M r . Warren Slaughter, President of the Palm Spring• Cb.amber of Commerce Mr • Daniel aper, City Manager of Palm Spring• Mre. R.uth D. Hardy, Member of Palm Spring• City Council Mr. Leonard H. Wolf, Jr., Membet of City Council Mr. John M. Wood, Member of City Council Mr. Theodore McKinney, Member of City Council Mr•. Jame• D. Carlin, M ember of City Co11ncil Mr. Oeor1• Beebe, Jr. , .Member of City COWlcil (At thi• time the Preaiclent waa presented a putting iron by Mr. Warren Slaughter on behalf of the Pakn Spring• Chamber of Commerce) 5: 13 The President helicoptered from Palm Spring• Airport to temporary heliport at La Quinta, California, arriving there at 5:21 5:25 At-rived by car at re•idence of Mr. Oeorge Allen in La Quin.ta No further activity thb date.