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Public Papers of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, 1976 and January 1977 Public Papers of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, 1976 and January 1977 Date Type Description Digital Link 1/7/1976 Toasts Foreign Minister of Israel Yigal Allon and Kissinger 1910-12 1/8/1976 Remarks President Ford and Kissinger on Chou En-lai's Death 1910-11 1/14/1976 Press Conference Washington, DC 1910-03 1/19/1976 Remarks Departure from Andrews AFB 1912-03 1/20/1976 Press Conference Copenhagen, Denmark 1912-03 1/21/1976 Toasts Moscow, USSR 1912-05 1/23/1976 Joint Communique Discussions Between Kissinger and Leonid Brezhnev and Andrei Gromyko of the USSR 1912-07 1/23/1976 Press Conference NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium 1912-07 1/24/1976 Remarks Foreign Minister of Spain Areilza and Kissinger 1912-10 1/24/1976 Press Conference Madrid, Spain 1912-11 1/24/1976 Toasts Foreign Minister of Spain Areilza and Kissinger 1912-14 1/27/1976 Toasts Prime Minister of Israel Rabin and Kissinger 1913-24 1/29/1976 Statement Subcommittee on African Affairs of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on "Implications of Angola 1912-16 for Future U.S. Foreign Policy" 1/30/1976 Statement Senate Committee on Finance on "U.S. Responsibilities in a Changing World Economy" 1913-36 2/2/1976 Interview Panel Sponsored by the Blue Ribbon 400 at Los Angeles, CA 1914-17 2/3/1976 Address "The Permanent Challenge of Peace: U.S. Policy Toward the Soviet Union" - Commonwealth Club of San 1913-03 Francisco and World Affairs Council of Northern California, San Francisco, CA 2/3/1976 Questions and Following the Address in San Francisco, CA 1913-14 Answers 2/3/1976 Press Conference San Francisco, CA 1913-18 2/4/1976 Address "America's Destiny: The Global Context" - University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 1914-03 2/4/1976 Questions and Following the Address at Laramie, WY 1914-11 Answers 2/5/1976 Statement Senate Committee on Government Operations on "Congress and the Intelligence Community" 1914-28 Tuesday, January 08, 2013 Page 1 of 8 Date Type Description Digital Link 2/6/1976 Statement Joint Committee on Atomic Energy Urging Approval of the Nuclear Fuel Assurance Act 1915-19 2/12/1976 Press Conference Washington, DC 1915-03 2/16/1976 Remarks Arrival at Caracas, Venezuela 1916-17 2/17/1976 Address "The Americas in a Changing World" - U.S.-Venezuelan Symposium II, Macuto, Venezuela 1916-03 2/17/1976 Press Conference Caracas, Venezuela 1916-17 2/18/1976 Joint Statement U.S. and Venezuela 1916-20 2/18/1976 Toasts Lima, Peru 1916-21 2/19/1976 Press Conference Lima, Peru 1916-23 2/19/1976 Toasts Dinner Hosted by Foreign Minister of Brazil Antonio Francisco Azeredo da Silveira 1916-12 2/21/1976 Remarks Following Signing of U.S.-Brazil Memorandum of Understanding 1916-26 2/21/1976 Press Conference Brasilia, Brazil 1916-28 2/23/1976 Toasts To the Foreign Minister of Colombia 1916-33 2/23/1976 Remarks Arrival at San Jose, Costa Rica 1916-36 2/24/1976 Press Conference San Jose, Costa Rica 1916-39 2/24/1976 Toasts San Jose, Costa Rica 1916-36 2/24/1976 Remarks Departure from Guatemala 1916-42 3/4/1976 Statement House Committee on International Relations on "Latin America and the United States" 1917-03 3/6/1976 Interview Sigma Delta Chi Panel at Atlanta, GA 1918-03 3/9/1976 Statement Senate Committee on Government Operations on U.S. Nonpoliferation Policy 1918-23 3/11/1976 Address "America's Permanent Interests" - Boston World Affairs Conference, Boston, MA 1919-03 3/16/1976 Statements Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on "The Future and U.S. Foreign Policy" 1920-27 3/22/1976 Address "Foreign Policy and National Security" - Dinner Sponsored by Southern Methodist University, World Affairs 1920-03 Council of Dallas, and Other Local Organizations, Dallas, TX 3/22/1976 Remarks Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats Luncheon 1920-22 3/23/1976 Questions and Following Address at Dallas, TX 1920-11 Answers Tuesday, January 08, 2013 Page 2 of 8 Date Type Description Digital Link 3/23/1976 Press Conference Dallas, TX 1920-15 3/29/1976 Statements House Committee on International Relations on "Security Assistance and Foreign Policy" 1921-03 4/2/1976 Statements Subcommittee on Foreign Assistance of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Prposed Sale of 1921-07 Transport Aircraft to Egypt 4/4/1976 Address "Israel and the United States" - American Jewish Congress, Washington, DC 1922-17 4/8/1976 Address "The Law of the Sea: A Test of International Cooperation" - Foreign Policy Association, U.S. Council of the 1922-03 International Chamber of Commerce, and U.N. Association of the U.S.A., New York, NY 4/8/1976 Questions and Following Address in New York City 1922-13 Answers 4/12/1976 Joint Statement Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines Carlos Romulo and Kissinger 1923-13 4/13/1976 Interview Annual Meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, Washington, DC 1923-03 4/15/1976 Statement of To Guide Future United States-Greece Defense Cooperation Defense 1925-15 Principles Cooperation and Exchange of Letters Between Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece Dimtri Bitsios and Kissinger 4/16/1976 Address "A Strong Foreign Policy for Confident America" - Downtown Rotary Club, Phoenix, AZ 1924-03 4/16/1976 Questions and Following Address at Phoenix, AZ 1924-10 Answers 4/22/1976 Press Conference Washington, DC 1925-03 4/23/1976 Remarks Departure from Andrews AFB 1927-34 4/23/1976 Remarks Meeting with Ambassador L. Dean Brown Concerning Lebanon 1925-13 4/24/1976 Press Conference Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom Anthony Crosland and Kissinger, Waddington AFB, England 1927-35 4/24/1976 Remarks Arrival at Nairobi, Kenya 1927-36 4/25/1976 Remarks Departure from Nairobi, Kenya 1927-37 4/25/1976 Toasts Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 1927-38 4/25/1976 Remarks Departure from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 1927-40 4/26/1976 Remarks Arrival at Lusaka, Zambia 1927-44 4/27/1976 Address "United States Policy on Southern Africa" - Luncheon Hosted by President of Zambia Kenneth Kaunda 1927-18 4/28/1976 Joint Communique Kissinger Visit to Zaire 1927-44 Tuesday, January 08, 2013 Page 3 of 8 Date Type Description Digital Link 4/28/1976 Press Conference Commissioner Nguza Karl-I-Bond and Kissinger, Kinshasa, Zaire 1927-45 4/28/1976 Toasts To President Mobutu and the people of Zaire 1927-48 4/30/1976 Address "America and Africa" - Luncheon Hosted by President of Liberia William Tolbert, Monrovia, Liberia 1927-25 5/1/1976 Remarks Departure from Monrovia, Liberia 1927-50 5/1/1976 Remarks "United States Proposal for Sahel Development" - Luncheon Hosted by Minister of Foreign Affairs of 1927-31 Senegal Assane Seck, Dakar, Senegal 5/2/1976 Remarks Departure from Dakar, Senegal 1927-50 5/3/1976 Toasts UNCTAD Ministerial Meeting, Nairobi, Kenya 1927-52 5/4/1976 Toasts UNCTAD Ministerial Meeting, Nairobi, Kenya 1927-53 5/6/1976 Address "UNCTAD IV: Expanding Cooperation for Global Economic Development" - Fourth Ministerial Meeting of 1927-03 the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Nairobi, Kenya 5/6/1976 Remarks Departure from Nairobi, Kenya 1927-55 5/7/1976 Remarks Departure from Paris 1927-56 5/7/1976 Remarks Arrival at Andrews AFB 1927-56 5/9/1976 Address "American Resolve and the Security of Israel" - Receiving the Chizuk Amuno Synagogue Distinguished 1928-10 Leadership Award, Baltimore, MD 5/11/1976 Interview John P. Wallach for Hearst Newspapers 1928-16 5/13/1976 Statement Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on "The United States and Africa" 1928-03 5/15/1976 Interview Barbara Walters for NBC "Today" Show 1929-03 5/21/1976 Press Conference Oslo, Norway 1930-03 5/21/1976 Communique North Atlantic Council Ministerial Session 1930-08 5/22/1976 Press Conference Foreign Minister Frydenlund and Kissinger, Oslo, Norway 1930-10 5/23/1976 Remarks Chancellor of West Germany Helmut Schmidt and Kissinger 1930-15 5/24/1976 Press Conference Stockholm, Sweden 1930-16 5/24/1976 Toasts To Foreign Minister Sven Andersson of Sweden 1930-21 5/25/1976 Remarks Departure from Stockholm, Sweden 1930-22 5/25/1976 Press Conference Prime Minister of Luxembourg Gaston Thorn and Kissinger 1930-24 Tuesday, January 08, 2013 Page 4 of 8 Date Type Description Digital Link 5/25/1976 Remarks CENTO Council of Ministers, London, England 1930-28 5/25/1976 Toasts To Prime Minister Gaston Thorn of Luxembourg 1930-23 5/25/1976 Interview Bernard Kalb for CBS News, London, England 1930-27 6/1/1976 Joint Statement Treasury Secretary William Simon and Kissinger on UNCTAD IV ant the Commodities Resolution 1935-31 6/5/1976 Press Conference United Nations Headquarters, New York, NY 1931-15 6/6/1976 Remarks Arrival at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 1932-16 6/6/1976 Toasts Luncheon Hosted by President Joaquin Balaguer, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 1932-16 6/6/1976 Press Conference Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 1932-21 6/7/1976 Joint Communique U.S. - Bolivia 1932-25 6/7/1976 Press Conference Santa Cruz, Bolivia 1932-22 6/8/1976 Statement Human Rights - Sixth General Assembly, Organization of American States, Santiago, Chile 1932-03 6/9/1976 Statement Cooperation for Development - Sixth General Assembly, Organization of American States, Santiago, Chile 1932-07 6/9/1976 Statement United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America, Santiago, Chile 76-296-A 6/11/1976 Press Conference Mexico City, Mexico 1932-27 6/11/1976 Toasts Dinner in Honor of President of Mexico Luis Echeverria 1932-32 6/11/1976 Statement OAS Reform - Sixth General Assembly, Organization of American States, Santiago, Chile 1932-12 6/11/1976 Joint Communique U.S.
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