THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1954
LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE
7 :ZO am The President l eft the Doud R eidenc e
7 :30 am The President rrived at Lowry Field
9 :00 arn Mr. Charles bite. President of Republic Steel Company (Mr. White is coming to pay his respects)
10:00 m The President departed office, a ccomp nied by Mr. Charles hite, President of Republic Steel.
10:15 am Arrived at Brown Palac e Hotel, picked up Mr. Cieo rge en and proceeded to 1711 California and picked up Mr. Aksel Nielsen. Party drove on sightseeing tour a nd inspection of Mr. Nielsen's farm, surroun ing area. etc.
11:45 am The President arrived at the Cherl'y Hills Country Club
12:00 Noon The President p r a c ticed golf
12:15 pm The President bad lunch with the following: (given by Mr. Bill Flenniken) George Allen Bill Flenniken Mark Kramer Aksel Nielsen Charl bite ·p Arnold Lloyd Mangrum Don Kelly A . M . Bell Col Robert Schulz Maj A . D. Hardey Warwick M . Downing Maury Gooden L . M . Pexton John Louisio Jack Beardwood
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t M PRESIDENT' S PPOlNnENTS TiruRSDAY, OCTOBER 7, l9e'>4
LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE
7i33 am Th President departed the ud residence
'7'42 am The President arrived at his office. Lowry r Force Base 8:00 m Honorable Robert Cutler (General Cutl r is collling to brief the President on National eeurity Council m eting)
9100 am (Hon. Robert Cutler) (Major Gen. John • Gerhart) (Mr . Jim Lay ) (Mr . • E. Gl ason ) (Mr . J . Patrtck Coyn ) (G neral Cutl r brought these members of the National Security Council in to see the President briefly) OFF ntE RECORD
9a45 am the Vice President
10i48 m The President depart Lowry Air Force Bas for Cherry Hills Country Club ll :13 am Th President arrived at Cherry Hills Country Club
12 " Ml The President had luncheon with the followinga The Vice Preaident • ip n<>ld Mr . Leonard Hall Mr. uonald Nixon Mr . Ray Aber thnot Mr . Arthur Rydstrom Mr . George 11 n Mr . David G. Gordon
4:43 pm The President departed Cherry Hills Country Club
4s53 pm The President arrived at the Doud residence BASE
lh• real ent departed the ud •••ic:tene for his offlee at Lowry Al.r Force Baa
t49 lhe •ident arrived at hit office• towiy r fore Base
10.00 Th following ~d tnessed th · ••1d9ftt signing a proclamation p~l•i tng the puiod vctobe:t 11th thnl G;to ~ 16, 1 ) a.9 ·tt.oncl ·•• eui. lral L ell• P•tty 1.eom1A ••l•tant eon G. et. l of the United tate.a •• th Sl •• Jtnsld nt of tton.l JAa e for e Ml•• 9M• 10115 • Bishop alph A. Wrd ( 1th a!'d, Ibo served th• Method1•t Church in Ch1 for ny yeu• and 11 now reef.dent bishop for Fol'llClsa and Mong Kof\9• came to toll the Pre&ldent hls vletn on th en.rat plct\ll'e ln 1 ) 10•30 • badfOJ'd 1014$ am · lhe Viet aid t 11157 nie r ald t depart hle offlee f<>r th Doud Hetdence fu04 pa 11\e P a-ldent deputed the reside ce for th Bi-own Palace Hotel 5a10 pal Th President arr1Yi t 5130 pin 1.eglal ttv Leader• et1 in th Pl'e•ld ntial lte at th• Pal e Ho-tel with the following• Vice PJ-eald nt lxen enator 1111 ICncwla enator Eu9e• U 1kS.n Senator Hoaer· uguaon Congre.aaan Joaeph rtln CongreaSS1an Leslie A!'enda Congre• n Charln. llect ~---- - Page 2 Cof'19J'•tlMA l.eo llen Cbat..-n Leona Hall Mr. Jame• Ba•&ett Mr. Vtc J~hMOI\ ecr tuy 'D\oma• t _ 1tn1 • Brye R4rlow • a- ald 1'9iitn • J ck rtln • l.llney nydezt 7114 pm lbe President d•art the al.c~ Hotel nd motoli dUeetly to the Denver Clty Aud to~t ''h21 lhe Pre•ld nt arrlv at the Oenvtt City AUdltol'l.ua to 1p.U at t epubU.can RaUy. The Vlc ___ ldent .rent on th• au at 7•30 pm, 9f)Ok• for- 1bout et.ght •lnut••• •nd then lntzoduoed the Pna1 ent, who .,,oke until 8100 pm. _,03 pm lhe ••ld nt dt\p•rted from th udf.tOl'lum for th• J!Own P.alace Hotel 108 pm 1'be President ar!'ived at tbe own Palace Hotel 8119 pn The hedd t ~ecelved th• l..e;lslatlv ,t.eade.re in bls ultt tt th BJoc;wn Pal et H6tel 'nl• Pi-esl n-t 9a• a dlMa.r honoi-ing th t.egltl t1v 1.&ad rs ln o 8%7 t th Brown P lace Hotel l0a21 lhe Pr aid~ ~ted the ro-An Palace tel 10•27 pm 1be Pl'esid nt urtved at th "1143 Ill 1he sl ent depai-t the re 1d nee 7a5.1 am lb•••• a«> am Lt. Gen. loyd • arl$ e ndtng O.n r 1 2nd tmy ort 9•10 th Pl'etident depu th offle• mo or t C ei'fV Hill• CountJy Cl , ~companJ.ed t>y the folleurlngc ena l Floyd aka · Genttal •t ffal'tlOn · Th Ps- sldent luno eon ln ~1¥ te ·1nlng nom with the followings nei-.al me e 1 Ha.rao.n • 1-1 t th r eat of , I'. ton,, th Pht1dent w lk d on th• turace of the Club hen; :h• met 12 11111plOY4t•• of the Illinois allfornl ~••• G ny The 1 •nt eput CMJ'ry Mill• Country Cle tl Rt tnl 10 ~l Ps-e1id t nd the Pl:rwt L :y departed th resldenc aAd •tol'ed inctly to Corona Pl' tbytQO:ian Cb\lnh 1015.3 th lr&t . y · nlv · at the Church 12• pm 'lh9 Pr ldeAt .nd the Flr•t Lriy depart th Ohuch 12• . pm lh• al •tlt and tbe lrat lady urlved t th• r al~· at L y, ace · 1~ by J'ted the ~ ;rtddenc.e P. H" . lh• Pr••i ent.., th• b·•t Lady ftd • · f;toud. atrlvl!Ki at r•• ~· 'h - - '7153 1he ••!.dent a'l'rlved at hla office at Lowry ii' fo~ S.se 911?> • • • eU• of nv _r, lor o ( • · Elsenhollle.r augg\lated that • ells be lnvt ted to call on th . eeidlfnt) 9t20 Monon 1• frank • rr tt of yomtng ( aa OI' a~ tt to pay hi• ~eap_ect•) f.JC of nvel". Color dO ( •• to y thell" ••tPecta) 10100 (frank ood of lcM.t• P 11•• Texa•) o - ( 10143 am Th P.-e•lden't dt!P•l'ted Lowry Ali- oJ'C• &• for Cheny Hlllt Country Club U the ~•ldent had lunch n t Cheny HUl• Country Club wlth th follwl • • e lay • .i!\1 chrepfe n _• Gold1 F•uchild 'fh P.teti - t eparted l:fta'l"PV Hilla Country Cl 7, th• Ol'Ce 88 •00 91 at c o 1nvt.te uecemc>er 11th) 101 ry lr Feret • 10142 12•25 rry 111• Co. , ot 1, x at •t ala, ident eput.d eny Hill.a try Club 1den n1v • · th• I , NT' S APPOIN'maNl& ' S !, CClOB . 13• 1 'the Pr s1d nt ert the real ·e 8d0 the ll'resld nt aJt"lv at hh offloe at Lowry u Fore . Bas t30 • lUlam li .erU.n of I' ( • 1'0lllb 11a ea.me to ~ h1s reap.eta) 14& u • H. w. katt•rd y, . , of · nver• COlol'ado • • LeRoy elka of Lakewood, COlo~ o Mr. bert " LawJ"ence of takewo.od.t Coloi-a (th•• nt18NI\ cue to pay thel:t re~ect•) 10100 S h tor ArthUJ' Watkin• of Ut h ( ll:sel Niel nJ 101 llt32 aldent rted the plant for Cb•.l':l'y Hill• Count1')' 11144 Th P'J'esldent ttiv at Chei-ry 11) Co\11\try Club 1211 th Pl-esldent had lunch n Sn the ln dinl wlth a ·group of ~ R.epubl le.an i-k•H f'l'Om Colorado who h v bfftl ctl ln the Unt Republican Financial CaD9>&t n · ~r 10 The Pr t1dent dtparted th Oler~ KU ls Country Club Th• re1ident u~tvi at th Doud :tesl enae 5a46 'U\e Pretld•n eparte th re1tde1\C .1 aCCOll!Plnled by cUng •M Secttt;uy MinHY nyd~ 6a01 lh· J>nald nt ur1ve.d, at th l'Ol!m Pal.ace Hotel tid d tel 7t29 pm lb. Prvel ent •~ iv THE ~IDDJT' S APPOIN'IMENTS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1954 U>WRY AIR FORCE BASE 7154 a The Presidmt departed the Do residence tor Iowry ir _orce Base. 8:05 • !be Preai.dent arri.Ted at his office, Lowry- Air Force B ee. ~hJO aa Major and s. Charles J. Pinto 9110 • Sam Telep of Greeley, Colorado, Colorado State Chairaan ot the Young • epubl.icans Miss Joyce Bovik of Den-ver, Colorado, Young Re blican National Committeewoman b-om Colorado Mr. A. E. Small, Jr., ot ewat.er, Colorado, Cha.i.naan of the Elenn est.em States Council ot oung Republiean1 (Theae Y~ .i.i.epubl.icans came in to present. to the President. a resolution camnending him tor his encouragement to 70ung people to exercise their right a as vot.er and aa8Uille the1r l'\l~'OOnsibili ies as citizens.) 10115 a The Preaident lett. Lawry' ir Force se and motored to th Windsor Hot.el, picking up • ael ielJMm at. hia o!tic• on the wq. 10:40 aa Th President arri-ved at the indaor Hot.el, ere he was own through the Hotel by s. Hohnba•. lla02 am 'nle President departed the ind90r l otel.. otored to the U. S. Mint. 11107 a Arrind at the O. s. Mint. 'lbe Preaident and • ielaen were taken on a tr.ml" and inspection of the Mint by • lma • hne:lder. lli;o aa The resident and r. U elsen departed the u. S. t and mot.ored to Cherey Hilla Count17 Club. 12:07 i-. A.rriTed at. Cherry Hills Countey Club. 12:20 JB 'nl• Pre8i.deat attended a Lwlcheon at the Club giYen in bis honor in the Elllpire :a • The following gu••t• were aent.: Gonrnor Dan Thomton r. Al Peake, Standard Oil ot Indiana, Chicago, Illinois • Dan Gainey, Live took, Owatonna, Minn. Mr. D. G. Gordon, Contractor, Dever Mr. Marshall F. Norling, Manufacturer Fire Ext.inguishera, Demer Mr. Robert. P. Martin, Contractor, Deimtr Mr. Richard • Braun, Pl"ed.dent, oleaal• Florists, DenYer Mr. w. W. Flenniken, Oil Producer, Demel' Mr. Robert E. W rnn, Insurance, Dearer Mr. J. Hal >f19ra, InTeat.nt Broker, DenTer Mr. John R. Moran, Attomq, Den"r Mr. E. J. Campbell, Liquor Distributor, Denftr Mr. Williaa E. Morgan, Manqer, Union Oil Co. of Cal1tom1a, Depn:r,Colo. Mr. Chest.er Schrepterman, Contractor, DenY•r Mr. Arthur E. Johnson, Preaident, Argo Oil Corp., Denver TRURSMY, OCTOBER lA, 1954 12:20 .,_ Luncheon - Cherey Hill• (Continued) Mr. L. M. Put.on, President, Dennr t1nion Stockyards, Denftl" Mr ~ Harry Anholt, M ager, rown Palaee Hotel,. Denver Mt-. l!aric Kramer, Secret.e.rT to the Governor, Denver Mr~ John A.. Culbreath,. Inaunnce, Denver Mr. Leslie B. Amol 5:.00 pa The Pree:\..dent depat 6:08 pa The Pres1dent and ?'.rs • .l::.ised er and ... s. Elvira Doud depat"te- the Doud Reeidenoe and motored to the Brown PaJ.~ee Hotel. 6:1S pn Arrived at the Bro'lffl Palace Hotel. The following attended a Birthdq Dinner tor the Preai.dent in the i?reeidenUal Sid.t•i Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower Mr$. Elnra Doud GQv. and s. Den Thornton Mr. and Mrs. David rdon Mr. and li.trs. L. M. Pexton Kr. and Mra. HartT Anhclt Mr. and Mn. Ak-1. Niel en Gen. cm.d e. Row&l"d cc. Srqde. Col. Robert. Schulz Col. William Draper Mr. George Allen 10:59 J* ~ ~eiA.-it and Mrs. Ei.aenhowr a.nd ..tra. Elvira Doud depal"Wd the Brown Palace Hot.el and motored to t.he Doud Besi.dence. ll; 06 ta Arrived at \he :Doud Re idence. TSE ~JBNT•s APPO~TS FRIDA.Y,, OCTOBD lS, 195 LOWRY AIR FOfWB BA.SB 8:22 - The .Pl-eaid.ent departed the Doud Resid,enu. St,'.33 am '?he PJ-elid«it a.n"ived 4t his office at 1oliQ7 ir Foree J3ape . 9sll am Th• Preeid4111t ctepe.rted tc;wl'y Air Fore Base .. 9s2.e • 1'be Pfteid · -t arrived at the Doud aidenc • HST l2tl5 pm The President dapan -- the Doud fteadeDce. MST l2;2j P1ll AmY84 Lovr.r Air Fore Baee. MS'l' l.2t;34 J:e. CS'l' 5134 18- ArriYed IndiAnapolia. Indiana. csr 9&10 pl Ai.?"bcnte Indianapolis, Indiana, £or Washington, l). C• . SATURt>AI, 001!0BER 16, ~9SJ. EST 12;10 .. A..-riYed Mlts Tel'Jlinal, Washington at.tonal Airport. 12:16 &Ill D a.rt.ad MATS Terminal. 12s2S am Artived at the Whit Houae. · THE PRESIDENT'S APPODl'IMmTS . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 161 195/f 8z4S am (Bon. Arthur SU1Bertield, The Postmaster General) OFF THE l{SCOBD 9:00 a (Hon. Robert Cutler) 9:4~ aa (Mr. Bill Bangert) OFF THE RICORD (Mr. Bangert is the Republican Cand.idat• tor House of Repr••ntati"ffl trom st. Louis, Missouri) 10:00 • Mr. Spyroe -ourae Dr. and Mrs. Milko Slcot1c, ot It.al.7 Mr. E.. R. Zorgniotti, u. S. Representative ot Italian FUiu (Hrs. Skotic is Gina Lollobrigida, leading motion pictur. star ot Ital.1') lltOO Ul (Barber) lltl5 • Gener-al OJnar Bradlq lla)O aa ff .E. Sir Roger Makins, The British hlbas•dor Lol'Cl Baillieu, United Kingdc:. Cb&Unian ot the English Speaking Uni• 12130 pa H.I. Moh~ Ali, the Priae Ministel" ot Pakistan H.B. ~d Aajad Ali,, the Ambaesad.or or Pakistan Hon. Hen17 A. BJ'roade, Aaatstant Secret,ary ot State Hon. Horace Hildreth, American Aabasaador t.o Pakistan 1100 pa The .Preei4•t gave a Stag Luneheon toF H. E. Mohanaed Ali, the Prime Minister of Pakistan. 'ftle following were present: H.B. The Pr1.ae Miniet.er ot Pakistan (Moha--1 Ali) Sir Mobanaed Zatrullah Khan - Minister of Foreign Atta.ire and Cormnonwealth Relation• H.E. 1'le Finance Miniet.er of Pakistan (Mohaiaed Ali) H.E. The Amb&tJsador ot Pakistan (Syed Aajad AU) · a.neral Mohana$d A1Ub Khan - O~•~in-Chiet ,. Pakistan A~ Hon . Richard Nbx.m, The Vice ·Preaidat Hon. Geo.rge Humphrey, Se 9s00 aa The Prea1dent and s. Eisenhower attend9d the nine o'clock niee at the ational Preebyteria.ll'l Clnu-ch. l.OslO aa The President met wit the following in th Red 'Room: Hon. Val eterson, F. c. D. A. Hon. Caner gess, Aseiatant cretaey of Detense Hon. Sherman • Hon. Jamee Hagert7 Mr. Williaa Hopkine (The . aident authorized reliet tor the hurrican• tricken are 11) 10•20 am '!be President went OY&l" to the cutiYe Ottice. The Prellident returned to the ite Hou acomapani.ed b7 Mr. William Robin on. THE PRESIDIN.T' S APPOINTMENTS . MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 8:00 Hon. John Foster Dul.lee, Secretary of State, had Breakfast. with the Preaident. Hon. John E. Peurit07, American Ambassador \o Thailand (Mr. Puerito;y requested thie, thru Protocol, prior to departure for his nf1W poet) 10;00 .. H.. E. Dr. John Edward Holloway, the Ambasaadoa- ()f th• Union ~t So\tth Africa (Newl7 appointed .... pneen'hd his credentiala) 10s30 aa Hen. Ge.brie1 Hauge {Thi · i• usu.al Monday pp0:tntll.Clt.: Di-.. Burn• •• out of iovn) llzOO aa Ac!mU-al Arthw w. Rad.tori, Chairman, J. c. s. (tJ sual Monday appoint.aen\) 11•30 .. Hon. John .Foster Dul.lee, Secx-etar,r ot Stat• Hon . Cha~lee B. 'Wilson, Secret.r;r et Def•u'• Admiral. Arthur l • Radford., ChairJun, J . C. S. G«i. Nathan F~ Tw:lni~, Chiet of st,atL, U. S. Air Foree Gen. Mat.thew B. RidavaT.. Chi~ or Statr. U, s. Arrq Ada. Robert B. Ca.rne;y, Ohiet ot Naval Operations (Hon .. BoMrt Cutler) · (A~ b7 • C tle:t) 12:,30 pm Hon. Charles :&. Wilson, Seertttary o-f Ileterus• (Usual Monday appointment) 12:4S ta The Pre81dent received "the tirat ttforget-Me-lfotA tl'OIA reprenntatiTes ot t.he Disabled American Vetera.ne, opening their annual drtw. The following were preeent: Colonel. w. E. Leonard Mrs. Virginia Tumer Abraluun. E.. Neiden, Depazrta.ent C e.r,. DA.V ltOO pa (Hon. Herbert Brownell, The Attome,y General, had Luncheon with the President - OFF THE R&OORD) Hon. Riehard Nixon, The Vice Preeid4)td; H.B. WUliam V. s. Tubnan1 the President 0£ Liberia, arrind at the White Hause. '?he Proelident and ''- . senhower gave a dinner tor H. E. illiaa V. S. Tubman, the President ot Liberi • THE PRESIIJg'f• S APPOIN'OODTS TUESllAY, OCl'OBER 191 19~4 81)0 aa Cabinet Meetirag Hon. John Foate;r Dullee, Secretary of State Ron. Herbert Hoover, Jr. • ; Under Seer&te.l"Y' o.t state Hon. Marion Fol~~ Under Secretary ot the T:reaSU17 Hon. Robert. Stevene, Secretary ot the Anq Hon. Herbert Brownell, The Attomey Ganenl. Hon. Arthur Suurn.ertiel.d; 'fhs Postmaster Generu Hon, Dougla~ . cKq, Bf>oretal"Y of th6 L'"ltqi9r Hon. !rue D. !' rse I Und•r Secretaey or Ag:rtcrul:tiU'e Hon. Sincla.ir W9ftks, Secret&rJ" Qf CQ!ftm&rce Hon~ James P. Mitehell, retary of Labor lion·. Oftta. Culp Hobby, Secrst.ry ot Health,, Edu.cation &: Weltan Hon. Perclnl F. Brundage, D P'ltY D1»i't!teto;r-, Bur~ ot the Budget Hon. Harold Stassen,. Director., F. o. A. - · Hon. A;rt,hur s. Flersing, UU.ctor, o. D. M. Hon, Philip Young; Chairman, CiTi.l erviee Commisaian Hon. Preston Hotchkies, ot th& Economic and Security Council of UN Bon. Artht1r Bumt, Chairman, Comicil ot Economic A:dvisf>re Hon. Sherman Adame Hon. Wilton B. Pereon9 Hon. Bernard Shanlq Hon. Jaaea lia.cer\7 Hon. Robert Cut.l•I' Hon. Gabrlel Hauge Hon. Bryoe Harlow Col. Goodpa$t.V Hon. Gera.l.d organ Hon, Jaek Martin Ron, Murra.,. sn,a:er Hon.. Maxwell bb Hou, Art.bur Minnich Kr. Patt.eram The following were absent: The Vice P~•1dent 1he Beoret&l'7 <£ the l'rea81U7 The Secret.ary ot Deten.ae The Secreta17 o! Agri.culture The Director, Bureau Gf the Budg.t:. Hen. Henry Cabe~ Lodge, Jr. 10:00 .. Th Pree14•t opened the •New Product, New :.t.thods and Pe.tent Exhibit" at Vet..-rana Mmorial Building, Det.roit,. Michigan, b7 a telephone aeaaage or greeting. (The President left the C&binet. Ma.ting and went into the Conference RoO'lft fort is.} (General Jaaea Doolittle) (Hon. nobert. Cutler) (Mr. J, Patrick Coyne) (Mr. S. Paul. Jobnat.on) OFF THE RECORD (Mr. William D. Pawley) (Mr. William n. Frank•) ( &- • Morrie Hadle,-) (Fort.7-tive minute OFF THE RECORD meeting arranged by Gen . Cutler) Page 2 H.E.. Sir Roger Makins, the British b&1Jadot Hon. HerlMtrt Momaan Hon . c. Burke Elbrick, D~y Assistant Seoret&ry cl St.a\tJ tor European Attains (A~ at the request or Under S.cretary ot St.ate Roever) ltOO pa (UJBOB) 2i00 JD Hon. Jam.es · ot\ Kemper, American b&.e&ador \o Brazil. · (AlabaaAdor Keaper wrote Mr . Stephens an requested this) The Preadtnt left tor Constitution HUl., Where be participat-4 tn the l9S4 Rono:r Award Ce~ tor the D-eparta.n't ot State. (The Pnaidmt. e&l.4. a tw word.a or greeting, alter Which he· presented the awards to the nctpien~1, who art empl.oyeea or the Department ot State.) (Mr. Or. SulabtJrger) on '!'HE BECOl\D . {Col. &:huls brought Mr. Sulzberger in tram his orr1~.) The hftfd.dent and Mrs. .Eiaenhow•r l tt tor the Libedan &tba•q, when thq attended a dinner 1n t.heil" honor giv11n by H. E. Willia v. s~ Tuman, the Presid~t, o.t Libert.a. • THE PRESIIlliNT' S APPOIN S WEJlNESDfl°Y, OC'roBER 201 1954 a1dent d rt.ed t •White Hou • tor MATS Tel'llinal. on Tatiana!. Afrport • 7i 55 Airborne for H l"tford, ;t)Meetieut. 9tl.5 aa Arrift Bra.dle7 Airport, Hartford, Conn cticut. 9•.30 .. Depa.rt.UM o! Pre•1dent1al motorcade tor Trinity Coll ge. lOilS aa Arri"f'al of 10al5 aa The Preli.dent ts ard or Trust ea, ember of the Faculty and dons e :o and gown. 10:50 President joills a.cad 10s59 aa eident arnns at tro • lliOO aa Invocation. Rational nth • Brief Address by • Jacob•· H)'lllll. Citation. Conterring or honorary de ree on Preaidwit. 11:20 aa Address by th Preaid8llt. 11 aJO aa Alu. Mater. lli.33 am Benediction. 11135 am Reoe•aional. 11:45 aa At a1dence ot Dr. Jacobs. 12120 ia Departed. Reeideno. ot Dr. J cob.- enroute to Bushnell Pa.ric. 12:2? ia Arri.Ted Buehnell ark. 12:.30 ia Background talk by • R. fyrol. 12132 pa ational th by ll'. 12:35 - Invocation by Biahop QtBrien. 12i38 pn Lt. Gov. Allen introdv.c-1 Senator PrellOO'tt sh. 12t40 IB Lt. Gov. _en introduced Senator Wil] iam A. Purtell. W&QmSJlU, OCTOBQ 20, l.954 Page 2 12:42 pa Lt. Gov. Allen presented a birthday cake to Gov. Lodge. l2c45 Pl ~e h ... 914-nt sp0ke brie.tly.. 12:lc8 i:a Prqer tor Peace b7 Buh0p Gray, Epiecopal Church. l2t50 ~ Lt. Gov. Allen requested the Preeid•t to cmt birtbdq cake. l2i52 pn Smiediction by Rabbi Feldma!t. 12-:;s J9l Conclusion. 1100 pa ~a1dent.ial motorcade departed Bushnell Park. 114S '.Piil -· Amved at Bl"ad1ey Airport. 1150 P1ll il.rborn• Ba.rbtord, Conn., tor I.aChiardia Field. 2t;30 ~ :Arr1Y8d Marine Tendnal, LaGu.ardia Field, New York. 2•40 pn Motorcade departed LaGuardi& F1$ld. 3105 JIB Motorcade arrlv Hotel Astor• .'.hl5 pa The Preld.d•nt dropped in on Luncheon Meeting ot the Weust Poat Societ.T ot New York and spoke a tflV words of greeting. 3130 ia (Mr. Goldman - The Pre.:1dent1 s talo:r came in with the Prea1dent'a new dre1$ suit. Col. Schulz al"l"8.llged appt. OFF THE RECORD) 7sl0 i:a Following pereons arriYed. in Suite 700 and eaco~•d President to Col\1!1lbia Room.1 Mr. Ralph E, Sainual. Mr. Joseph Willen Mr.- Albert Greea!ield Mr. Henry L. Moaea Mr. Joseph Blauet•in 7;15 Pre•ldent departed Suite tor Room "A" and group piQture. 711.S in. Lett Room -A" tor Oolua'bla Room. 7sl9 ia ArriTIIC!l Colualbia. Ro • 7•37 pa !he President eaoort..d by Mr. Ralph Samual, National Chairman, AIMJrican Jewish 'fercentena17 Comitte.e, left for Grand Ballroom. 7t39 Preaident. arri;ved 1n Ol'and Ball.room. 7-:40 ia Mr. Joseph Willen introduced Rev . David De Sole Pool .. who delivered the Invooation. Pa,ge :3 7•42 pa National Anthem by West oint. JeWisb Chapel Choir• un~ the d!nction ot Fi.rat Class Cadet Jack Goldstein, 7t4S JD. D1nnei- Senice ~9d. 9:10 pa DUm.er Berrie• ccmrpleted. 9~10 pa Prqer b7' Dr. Israel Goldstein. 9:12 J8 Intl"Oduatory ~rks by • Willen. 9:14 19 Hr. David mst.ein nad messages from Pri.Jae Minister-s et Engla:od, Holland and 1$1"8.&l. - ·911? JS Addnes b;y Meqo~ Robert F. Wagner. 9:22 p11 Adclnee by' Gaternor 'l'hQllas E. Dewe;r. 9&.32 pa Songs by' 'West Point Jewish Chapel Choir. 9i3S ta Add.Nb b7 Mr,. Ralph E. Saalual. 9r52 pa Song• by Irving rlln. lOtOO pa Mr .. Willen introduce4. Judge Fdgar J. at.rum, Jr., who introdUced the Prea1dent. 10:30 pm President conclnded his Address. 10133 Im Rev. Barrett R. Brlsinen deliv t.he Benediction. 10•'-' pa President depart.ed for his Sutt• on 7th Floor. THE" PRESID T• B APPOIN'IMENTS 1'HURSDAY 1 OCTOBER 21, 1954 8t5S am 'l'h• PJ-eliclent lert. the Astor Hotel and ot.or.d 't;o the RooMY'9lt. liot•l. 9t00 aa The PH-1dent arriftd at t.he Roosevelt Hotel and as greeted by Go.,..mor Dew and enator Ives.. They then proee:ed.ed to Ro0tn 1229. 9sl3 &11 The President le1't Room 1229 enroute to the Palm Room. 9;15 am Arrived at the al.Ill RoOJ:n. The Pl"elident nce1Ted Finance GJ:'OU.p headc by Jock Whitney and al$0 !forkers at . nator Ives' Heaiqu.artera. The reaidsit. .- accompanied by Governor Dewey and Senator Ives, departed. the Ro.o.-ne:.lt Hotel and mot.o.red through New York City v1s1t1!Jg the following: Ttte George Washington Cal"V'er Hou.see N$l · jor Feegan Expressway in th Medical and Surgical Building or the ttan 5"te Hospital ·on. arda Island Farragut Rouses in Brookl1u Ba.Ilic Sciences Duilding for the State Unive~a1t7• s Coll•g• ot edi41ne in Brookl7tl lt05 pl The Pre ident arrived at the aldorf-AstQna Hotel, where he e•\ablish9d headquarters. 2:00 i:a Geuel'&l Augustin 4Unoz...Grandes. Spanisb Mini.a-her of th Anq Col. Lyman D. Bothwell, U. s. Aft!T (This appointment wa &l"l"allged t t he 1'9qlle~t of the Departraent of tense and the St te Dep~t) • Charles • ilson, W. ~ ace · C<>mpan.7 Mr. D.. c. Luce, Exec. Chairman, Light's Diamond Jubilee COlmd\tee (Mr. Wilson and Mr. Lllce presented tl\e Lignt•s Diamoncl Jubilee Desk laque t o t he Pre ident) 3100 pa Mr. Marty Snyder, Boneleea T\utkey Compa.JJ1' 3•30 I* Hon. Clift°'rd as.e, C&ndi ate fer S.n tor fro New Jersq Mr. Fred E. Shepard, C'ollB"&sion l Candidate f'rom New JerSffy His 7•29/ PI The President and rdinal Spel.linan lett the uit.e and went to the _Jad• Room on the 3rd Floor. 7;2) pa AtT!Ted at the Jade om and group picture was taken with the Pre•id.ent, Cardinal Spellman. Governor ey, Mayor Wagner and Charle• Silver. 7i.30 pa Lett the Jade Room .. 7130 pa Arri.Ted BaeUdon Room. to 8a05 JD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2l, 1954 Page 2 8;05 JD 'l'be Preeident 1 gcorted by Cardinal Spellman, departed the Bas.ild.on t r the Grand D<'L..1--L.£-."'UI" 8a07 8:10 JD Invoc t1on by Catdinal Spellman. Sal2 pa Uonal them. 8:15 pa Dinner rvice started. 9•30 J11 Dinner Service c leted. 9t:30 J11 Addres · bT Charles Silver. or Ro rt F. \iagner. 9:48 pi Mild. Benzell, Concert star. 9•59 pa Address b7 ernor Thomas E. Dewey. 10il2 pn Address b,y Hie :&dnence Cardinal S u.an, who introduced th President. to 10:30 Jll 10130 Address bT the President. 11100 JR President concluded his Address. llsOS pa 'the Preside t le!t the rand llroo and went to the Preaidentia.l Suite, whe h• ed OYemi ht. 6:30 The P:. ident departed the aldort s ori Hot .land m<>tGred to Guat'di Field. 61;s 7100 irbome for . •hington, n. c. lhQS aa. Ar 1ftd na.1, W 8hirigtc>n, D.. c;.,, SilO am ~ MATS ennin l &nd moto eel to the White Hou ,. 8:25 .. Arrt at th Whi Ho e .. 9100 . tione.1 SeOUl"ity Co'1Jleil Hon, Hei"beJ't Hocnt•~, Jr-., cting oretary ot stat• Hon. Rohen T. .enn•,, Aot.ing Seere~ ot Deren .. Hon .. Glen Llofd_, Aet1i,g DireQtor, Foreign Open.ti.one Adm. Hon. Art.httr S. Fl...u.ng* Director, Ottice ot D-etenee Mo'bilieatiob Hon . George M. Humphrey, Seoret&rf of the ~ Hon. Willia P.. Rogers,, tor the At,tomey Gene~ Bon. Rowland R.. Hugh•e, Dire~r, Bureau ot the Budget. Hon . tewi.1 L. strauas, Chainu.n, Atomic F.net"Q' Couaieeion Hon. Arthur F. Bums, Chairman, Council of onomi.Cl Add"r• Hon . Chari.a S. Thomas, Secreta:r;y ot th• N ~ Hon . Harold E. Talbott, &JcNt.aey ot the Air Fore• Hon. Donald A. Quul.u, Asld.atant Seere•ry ot Deten• Adil. Ar\hur W. Radford, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Start Gen. Matthew .a. Ridgway, Chi.et of start, u. S. A.ZWJ' Adm. Robert B. Cantey, Ohl.et o~ Naval Oper4tt J.2iOO Hon . A~M:r s. fl--'ng, Director, o. D. M. (The Pree1d.en:t. wrote Dr. Flenaing he wanted to eee him soo~ Att•r his nturn to Waehington) l2t20 i:a (Hon. Arthur s. Sunaertield1 The Poetmaat.er Gene11al) OPP THE .RIGOlm (Hon. Charles R. Hook,. Jr., Deput7 Postaatrter General) · · · ltOO pa (Hon. Paul Hortman had Luncheon OFF 'IHE B;'ECORD with the Presi4eat) 4aao 1lll Hon. Joseph M. Dodge, former Director, Bul'ttau of the Budget 'IHI P T'S APPOIN TS SA.TUBDAY, OCTO 2,3, 1954 8s4S a (Hon. Her rt HOOTer, r., Acting Secretary of Staie) (Mr. J a · • Gardner, Intelligence, St.ate D artment) OFF THE RECORD (Mr. 'l'. Achilles Pol.yzoidea, Intelligence, ate D t.) ( Hon. Sherman dam. ) 9:00 am Mr. alter Sundl.un, publican ominee tor th Senate fro Rhode Island (Hon. Jack rtin) (C 1n to .,. hie re cts - photo v:etak) 9(30 am The Pre•ident receind the ber• of the Uni.ted St te Connittee tor the United e.t1ons. (The President wae asked to a e this group in ord l" to k8)'!lote obeenanc Sundq, October 24th, as United atione 7) The following were preeentc BAILE?, • Kra. Ll 9t30 aa United states COJillittee tor the United atione (Continued.) KALUJI, • H. Neil, G.dent, Dreseei- Industries, Dallas. Texas KoOONNELL, • J. 3., President, cDonnell Airoratt. Corp,. st. Loui , s ouri na•;J\ID, s. ,. illia.m T., at.dent, National Council ot egro Women, 1318 Vermont AYe . 1 N. ., Waehington, D. C. e!L A , • • binson, Aesistant to the ssi8tant cre\&rT ot State tor Public !'fairs, Waah., D. C. UGHLIN, ~. obert., fublic Util1ti•• CO!lllllission, Oietrict Building, a.ehington, D. O. 11T11M1111'111.,, Hon. adshav, Depa · ent, ot Health, cation & Welte.re, 451.S Dexter ., ti. W., Washington, D. C. Ul'\l..Oft' • Ru h, or th l3oa , Dixie Cup 0. , . st,on, Pa. MOBRIS, • ar, Cbail'llan, Wa ngton UN Day Committee, 4001 Linne n n., ., alhingt.on, D. C. ,....,....,·.... , 1.r .. Joseph, a.Uonal Grange, 744 Jackson Place, Waah. , D. G. 1.-ui~m, . • oreh , Chainnan, u. s. C •ttee fo'l' t.he UR, erican chine FoUndry Co., 261 son A:f'e., .Y.C. PRFB'?I , • H. • 1 Jr., Chairman, Arm.strong Cork Co . L Lancaster1 Pa. RlaD, Dr. Robert H., National Educ tion saoci&t1on, 1201 - 16th St., Wa ington, D. c. ROCJCKPKLLER, • John D. , Ill, .30 ck feller Plaza, New York Cit)' . , Mias Eleanor, :rlsion ot blic ni.cea, Dept ot State SCHI , r, Uip, ational Jewish Weltare , 1637 Ma••· Aw., aahington, D. C. SCHMIDT, Mr. tiolph ·• 1 V. P •• T. ellon & Son , 525 'illiam Penn P ce, ittsburgh JO, Feunsylvania. SCOTT, Kr. ar, tontgome17 & ott, Fidelity, Philadelphia Tniat Building, ladelphia, Pa. SIBLEY, • Harpsr, Hiram ibley Bldg. 1 Rocheeter, New York STEIHIRAUS, - • Herman, .30 Grand St., Br.id eport 2, ConnectiC'llt. S'l'ORBI, Mr. R. G., President., Sout.hweetern Legal Foundation, Dal.1 1 Texas Stl ....g-rs- -m.... , • Arthur, 3060 Garrison Place, • ., Washington, D. c. TAL'ttlf, 'l"a. Roland, U. S. C 10120 .. The Preaddmt departed the te Hou" and motored to his tara at. Gett7aburg, PennsylYaaia. lnroute he .rt.opped at the Pennsylvania Momaent on tt.yeburg Battl•tie1d and said a rev word• or greeting to th• people aeaembled there. lrOO pa The· Pre d t host at an outdoor luncheon at his :fann a:\ Gettysburg, Pennqlvania• tor Lt. Gov rnor IJ.o1'i H,. Wood,. ubl1c Candidate tor Governor or Pennsylvania and other Repu'b11ca.n c didatea in the Sta\e. Foll.., ...... ,.. th uneheon, the President depart..a. for Camp David, land,. eioe he the ek-end. THE PRESlDEtf'l'•s APPOlN'lMENTS SUHDAY I (lCTO . 24. .l 9$4 AT CAMP PA.VID, '-A.RYLAND - ~ ( .. TRE PRESIDEWT' S APPOll~'lMEN S M I, OCTOBER 251 l9S4 9:25 Ul ('ihe Preaidet arrived at the t.e H0t1se,. after n.ding the we k·end at Camp David, Maryland) 9:30 aa ( · • kael Nielsen, DenY r~ Colorado) OFF THI RECORD lOtlS aa Hon. JGhn L. Tappin, Aaeriean asB&dor to Libya ( swq appointod and aaked:, thn Protocol, td' pay l'e&pects befor41 deps.JJ"ting for new poet.) 10:.30 aa ) rh.e Earl of Wa1111s and March, Chairman or the Council, National / Tru$t fo.r SooUand. H.E. Sir lloger Mald.ne, tbe Bdtub aseadOJ" Appointment arrang at the request of Sir Al.an La.seell••· Lord Wemy-ss and Lady ~aa are the gueet of Mr. David Finley whU• visiting 1n a8hington) lltOO aa Hon. Charles E. ilaon, Secretary of Defense (Usual ~nday :p int ent) llt40 am The President le.rt. for the Airpon \o eet the Secret&17 ot state. l2d;) re th• PMeident returMd to the Whit House. 12i45 pa Ml". John Thomae, Republican Candidate for tb House of Repneentati"•• t~ st.ate ot lllinoi• Dr. Ch&l'ments t.nhart,. Repuli'>lican Candidate tor the Houee ot Bepr.aenf.at.lves tr llOO ia (WICH) 2a00 i:a Mr. John Pillabul"J', or Minneapol.is, Minn. 2il4 J* l{on. Arthur Burns, Chairaan, Couneil ot _ onamic Ad'Vi..,oN Hon. Gabriel Raup (Usual Monday appointment) 613() pa the Maben ot the Cabinet aft"1ved t. tbe White Houae and gathe78d in the Conterence Room. 7t00 ia ·Oabiriet Meet.ing Hon. John Foster Dullea, Secretary o~ State Hon. George Hwa.phrq, Secret&l"T or the T.re.a8UJ7 Hem. Charles E. WillOil• Secretary of Defense Hon. Herbert. Brownell, The Att.ome7 General Hon. Art.bur Stumnerl'ield, The Postaaeter General Hon. Douglas McKay, Seereta.17 of the Interior Hon. Ezra Tart Benaon, Secretary ot Agriculture Hon . Sinclair eeks, Secretary of Commerce Hon. Ja:iaes P. Mitohell.1 cretar,y ot Labor Ron. Ovet.a Culp Hobb,11 S"retary ot Real.th, F.ducation & Welt ~ MOlltlAY, OC1'0BER 25, 1954 7i00 p. • C binet M48ting (Continued) Hon. owland hes, Director, rea.u of the Budge.t. Hon. rtlnu- s. Fl ing, Director, o. D. M. on. Henry Ca.bot Lod e, Jr., the ba.ssador t o the UN Hon. Phili.p Youn , Chairman, Civil rvice CO!YlllissiQft Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr., Under S~tary ot State Hon. ernmn Adains Hon. Jilton B. ersons Hon. Maxw'~ll P.abb The following were bsent: "!'be Vice Preaident Thi Director Of F. O,. A. lOslO p.m. The ~ ident da r't.ed. for the Ma;rtlow•r Hot l. where he att nded the l eventh Annual Dinner ot the National wrl.t:y Industrial. A soo-ia.tion. The President rem,ivad the James For1'4tetal Metnorial Awal'd. THE PREstDINT' S APPOlll'l.'MJilJTS TU'ESD.\Y, OCTOBER 26, 1954 9:00 aa Hon. Theodore C. streibert, DJ.rect;or, tJ, s. Information. Ageno7 Hon. Abbott Washburn; Assi•t.ant Director (Thie is Mr. Streiberi.'s regular time to r port to the Prea1deot ust Tuesday o! each month) 9;.30 a111 Dr. El.mer Hee•, Preei.deat-Eloct, American Medical Association {Dr. Heas aakecl for this appointmtint at. the sugg•eted ot the Surgeon General or the A:nq and Govemo:r Craig of Indiana, to present hie id as on medical care ot lower income .group) 10:00 a G«l•ral Stani$law czek, former Co.amta.nder of Fil."R Polish Armoured Divisicon Biddle, :Brig. Gen. Drexel, foraer Ambassador to Pola.net Gierat; Majol" stanislaw, National C~•r, 2nd World War Veteran• or the Pol1th Armed Forces in ExU,e ILINSU, Col.onel Jan'-lff trzynowski, Ml-. Jan, General Secretary, 2.nd World War Veterans ot the Polish Armed Forces in E:xil.• · Mark, Mr. George, Pa t Commander ot the Polish Legion ot American Veteran• M1chalow1ld, Attome7 Lao P••l"sld., K. Stefan, President ritu ·, A erice.n Ordel' of General Pulaski Sp,chalsk1, Mr. Louis, Pre8Clt NaUonal Coanander, Polish Legion ot Aaerioan Veterans {Appointment arranged at the suggestion 0£ Cong. Antoni Sadlak_. Conn. ) 10:,36 am Senator Charles E. Potter, Michigan 10•5.5 am 1'le Preli.dent lett for the Executive Office BuiltU.ng, Where he ad.d a tw words or greeting to tne Conference or National Womeri' s Advieory Comrnitt•e, meeting in the Treaty Ro°"'. Ui 4S a Hon. Gabriel Hauge lion. Cluience Franci• Hon. J8Jll9• M. Lambie (Arranged b;r Dr. Ba~e) 12:4S pa (Hon. Robert Cutler) (Briefed the President on N .. s. O.) 1100 pn (LVICll) 2115 JD (Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fried.er) OFF TH£ RECORD 2;30 pa {Hon. Allen Dull.•s• Director .of Central lntelligEmoe) OFF THE RECORD 2t4S pt. National ~t7 Council (Special one hour 1*tting) TtJESDAY, OC'l'OBG 26, l954 P ge 2 1 2;4$ Ill a.Uonal Sewri.ty Council Hon. Herbert Hoov(U!", Jr. I Under Secretary or St.at• Hon. Charl a E. WUeon, Secretaey of De£en8$ Hon. Glen Lloyd, ting Director., Foreign Operations Adm. Hon. Arthur s. Flemning, Director, Otttce of fen Mobilbation Hon. Geor e M. Humphrey, Secretaey ot the 'll-e&SUl"f Hen. William F. Toapkin , tor the Att~y General Hon. 1-:l L. strau 1 Chairman,, A.tomic Energy Commission Ron.- Bowland R. Hughes, Di.rec.tor, Bureau. o:t the Budget. Hon. Arthur F. Burrus, Chairman,. Ocmncil or onomie Adviser Hon. Robert T. evens, Secl"etafy of the Arm;y Hon . Albert Pratt, Aeting cretary ot the avy lion. &..ro:ld E. Talbott, oretary o.t th.e Air Foree dm.. A~bUJ' .. Radford, Chainaan, Joint Chiefs ot Staff .. Matthew B. Rid y, Chi t .of art, u. s • .Artq Adm. Robert B. Camey, Chief of Naval Opei-ations Gen .. Nathan H. Twining, Chlet' of Start, u. S. Air Fore• Gen. R. Mee. Pa.te, for the Comaand.an\,, u. s. f!ine Corp• Hon. Allen W. Dulle ·, l)irector or Central. !ntelligene Hon . Robert C tler, Special As .stant to the Pre.aid.mt Col. Andrew J. Good.paster, te House start Secretal'1 Hon, Bryce Harlow, Adadniat.ra:tJ.ve Assie\ant to the Prffidtnt. n. Theodore c. Streibel't, Dire.Qtor• U. s. I. A. n Jam.es s. La.y, Jr., ecutive S eretary, N. S. c. Hon S. Everett Gleason, Deputy ExeeutiYe Secretary, N. s. C. '1'HE PRESlDSIT1 S APPOIN'DIBNTS WEUIESDAY 1 OCTOBER 27, 19,54 9:00 8ll Mr. Nathan Cumadnga, Chairman ot the rd, Consolidated Grocers Corporation, Chicago, Illino1a. (Spent thrH months no.ently in Europe, and wrote and asked. it he might come in and t.ell the Preeidat about hit trip) '(Dr. Hauge sat in on. t he appointment) 10:00 a.a (Mr. Hagerty) 10:30 am Preas Confel"ence lltl5 all (Mr. Fm G.. Gurley, Preaid.it, A\obison, Topeka & Santa f e} (Mr. Williaia T. Faric7, PrelJident, Amerioan Aae•n. ot Railroad.a) OFF THE RECORD (Hon. Leonard Hall, Gbairman, Republican National. Commi:ttee) OFF' RECORD 12:00 Hon. John Foster Dullea, Secretary- of Stat.• Hon. Geo..-ge H\Jllphre)r, Se°'reta.17 ot the Tre sU17 Hon . Hori>ert. Ho.ewe.?',. Jr-. 1 tfnd•i> SeCl"&ta.1'7 of at• (Al"~ecl at the request ot Seor.tal";r Dullea) Hon. F.dwa.rd T. Wailes, erican Ambassador to the UniQn o,f South Af'l'ica. (Nev17 appointed and wishes to call on the Pr9aidtnt. beforfl capal-hure tor post..) (Mr. William Paler had Luncheon with the Pre id.dent) OFP THE BEOORD (Admiral Lewis stl"aus.s, Chairman, A. E. C~) OFF THE REOORD (Mr.. H&Tl.ov Herbert Curtice, Preeident, General Moton) on 'THE RECORD (Mr. Harlow) The Pl"etd.d«it gave a Stag DinMr tor a group of bu.aineea men and gOTermaent ottlc1als in O!'d•l' to discuss the Heritage Foundation'. cuipaiga tor- a Crusade tor rr..doa. The tolloving were· preeent s · 1BJWfS, Frank W.i Forme-r Cbairma:n ot the Board, Standard OU CQ. ot Nev J erae;r BAI.AJ)All, Bame7, .Pres1dmt, ParamGUnt Pie~~ Corp, New Yo:rk BLACK, Jame• B• .., President, P citic Gae & Electric Co ., San Fran. BROPHY, 'lbomae D ' .~1'; Prellidct, American Heritage Foundation, N. Y. CLAM, Paul r~; .P'J"eeid.ent, John Hancock Mutual Lite Insul'an.e• I Co •• 9o$ton COOI, Everet' R. (~g . Gen.) Prtadent., Cook & Co., In,. (Go.tton) Memphis, Tenne1see COBDINER, Ralph J., President, General Electric Co., New York COX, Charles R., PJ-eaident., Kera.necot.t Oopper Corp, New York CRAIG, Cleo F., Preeident, Amerlean Telephone & Teleg:r.ph Co, NY CRAWFORD, Frederick C. ,. Obnut.Bcl., Thompson Produote, Inc", CleTela.nd CURTICE, Harlow R., Preaidant., General Motors Corp .. , ~troit WE!lmSDAt, OCToBEa 27, 1954 Page 2 7 t30 JD American Heritage FOlmdation Dinner (Continued) CUTLER .. Robert, Special Assistant to the Preeid«n:' DIA.L, Mor• G. , . eaident, Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. 1 NY DULI.ES, Allen ., Director of Central Int.elllgenc• FA1RLESS1 Benjud.n F ., Chmn.Bd. of Dire. 1 U. s. St';eel Corp._. Pi~taburgh FORD, HefU:'7, II, Preei,dent, Ford Motor Co., Dearbom. GRIDla, William H. 1 National Chmn., Orulade tor Fr.tedom1 llY GOODPASTD, Andrew J . (Col.), statt Seoretal"1 to the P:rea14e\ QR&ElllliALT, Crawtol"d H... PN-1.dent, E. I. duPont deNem()\U'S & Co ... Wihdngt.oa GBW, Joseph C. (Amb}, Retire4l GOitLEI, Fred G., President, The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ra11way System, Chicago MOUfAN, Eugene, ci.i,Bd., Standard Oil Co . ot N.J.1 lff JACI~, c. D., Y.Pr. ... 1 Tiu, Inc •• New York JACKOOK, Williaa H., Partnfl", J. H.. Whitney & Co., New York LANG,. Robert A., Dir., Radio Free Europe, New Yol'k LINOOII, Leroy A., Chmn, Bd., Metropolitan Lite lns. Co., NY tloBIWf, Atholl, Cbllln.Bd., Gladding, McBean & Co., San FftnCiecD McotOY, John J., ctum., Bel. of Dire .. , The Chase National lank, NI IJWft, George. Pre.S.dent, American Federation of Labor, Waah., D,. C. MELLOI, Riohal"d K", Preaident, T. Mellon & Sons, Pitteiburgb N:ElfS(Jl, E. Earl, M•ber of Ed., Alaeri.oan Heritage Foundation, Ht NOVIIS, Louis A.. , :Exec. V. Prea., eriean Heritage Founciation, NI OLDS, lning s., PartneT, ite & Caee, New York PAGI, lrthur w., Membeto ot Bd. .. 1 me Europe Oommittee,, Inc., an4 American Herita.ge Foundation. New York PA.Lit, William s . 1 Chairaan of the Board, Colum\>ia Bro&dcaeting S,.stem, ew York PET.SRSEN,, T. s., Preeident., Standa,r(l OU Co. ot Cal.it ... San Frano1eco PRICK, Gw:i.1111 A., Prendent1 Westinghouse E'l.ectl"ic Corp, Pittsburgh SHEPARDSON, Whit.nq H., Pre1id.ant, Free Europe Com.,, lnc., New Y.oric SHEPERD, ffoward. 1 Olmn,Bci., The National City Bank ot New Yorit SMITH;, w. Bedell, v. Chmn, ot Bd. ot Dirs., American Machine&. Foundey Co., Wa11h. THOMAS, Edwin J,, Prea14•nt, The Good19ar Tire & Rubber Co., Akron WIUNBEBG, Sidney J.,,, Partner, Gold.man, cha & Co., Ncnt York 'Wlil'l'JIEI, John Hay. Sr. Partner, J . K. Whi~ney & Co.; New York wn.sol, Charle• , Chm .. ot E:icec. Can., W.. R. Grace & Co., New York WILSON, Robe-rt E.,, Cbmn.Bd., &ndard Oil Co. of Indiana, Chi08'() THI PRESIDIRT'S APPO~TS 'i'HURSDAY, OC'lOBKR 28, 1954 81)0 am NatiOMl Seourity Council Hon. John Foster Dulles, Seoret.fU";Y ot ate Hon .. Charles E. Wilson., Secreta17 ot Detenae Hon. Glen Lloyd, Acting Dir'ector, F •. o. A. Ron. Arthur s. Flemning, Director,, o. D. M. Hon. George· J~ . Humphrey, Secretary ot the TreaSUIT Hon. Rowland R. Hughes. Bureau ot the dget Hen. Robert B. Ande:rson, Deputy Seere-tary of t>etmse lion. Robert '1' . Stnens, Secretary ot the Al!'m:/' Hon. Tho s. Gates, Acting Secretary ot the Na"f7 Hon. James H. Dooglas, · Acting Seoretary of :the Ai:r Force Ada, Ar\hur W. Radford, Chairman, Joint Chieta ot .Staff Gen. Matthew B. Rid~, Chiet of Sta.ft of the Al'llf1 A.cbn,. Robert Carney, Chief ot Naval Operation• Gen. Thomas D. White. Deputy Chief ot Statt of the Air Fon• ~n. LeueJ. c. Sbeph•rdi Jr., Commandant, u. s. ~rine C-o.rps Hon. Allen w. Dul.1e • Director ot· Central Intelligence Hon. Rob$rt Cutler, Special Assist.ant to the President Col .. Andrew J. Goodpaate;r, White House Statt Secreta17 Ron . Bryce Hal-low, A.dnlinistrative Assistant. tQ the President. Hon James s. Lay,. Jr,., Eeeut.ive Secretary, N.. s. c. tton. s. Eventt Gleason, .Deput,. Executive Secretary,. N. S. C. l lt lS am The President' a dvieory Cotnmittee on a. National. Highway hograa General Lucius C-lay, Chairman Mr. Stephen D. Beoht.el Mr. Darld Beck Mr. S. Sloan Colt • Willlam A, Robel'te ll:4.S am Admiral William M. Fechteler, Co der in Chief, Allied Forces, Bouthem Europe (Arranged b7 General Cutler) 12:00 Hon, 'li lliam Aileen, M.P. (Hon. Joh.~ F ~ Simmon•) (Mr . Aiken is also neral Manager ot t he Dail.7 E:q>naa, and a nephew Qt Lord Beaverbrook) 12130 pm H.E. The Chanc.ellor ot t he Federal RepubJ.ie ot Gennan,Y, Dr. Konrad Adenauer Hon.. John Foster Dullea, Secretary of State Hon. Hei.$ L. Krekeler, The Charge d'Aftai.rea of tl'le Federal Republic ot GefttalV Hon. Hana von Herwa.!"th, Chiet o.t Protocol ot the Federal Repl1blic ct! Gel"Jlla.nY' Hon. Walter Hallst.sin, the stat Secretary ot Foreign Affairs of the Federu Republic of Germa.DJ' Hon. James :a . Conant, American Ambas8$dor to the Federal Republic of ~rman.v . (Reg'\ll.a!" half'-.hour official appointment befo:re Luncheon) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2a, 1954 Page 2 1:00 Jiil '!'he Preeident gave a. Stag Luneheon for H. E-. The Chancellor o! the F de.ral Republic of ~rman.y. The following ore pt"esenti H.E. The Chancellor ot the Federal public of Gem&n7;. Dr. onra.d 4.denauer - The Honorable The State Secretaey for Foreign A-ttairs of the Federal Republic of Getmatv, Walter Hallstein ll ._ E. The Charge d'Afte.ires of the Federal Republic of GermanT, Dr. Heinz L. Krekeler The Honorable Hane von Herwarth, Obie! ot Proto.col ot the Federal Republic ot Gel'malJY The Honorable Albrecht von Kessel, Counselor ot Diplomatic l ssion of the Federa1 Republic of Germany Hon. John Foster Dulles, Se°"tary of State Hon. George H'-PhH1, Secretary o.f the TreasUl")" Hon. Charles E. \ Uson, Seo:ve-ta.Ji"'Y of Det'enae Sen. Theodore Francis Green> Rhode Island Sen. H. Alexander Smith_. New Jersey Adm. rthur ~ • Radford.; Chairman, J. C. S. Ron. Lewie L. Straus5~ Chairman, A. E. C. Hon. Rob rt D. Murph)', Dep~7 Unde~ er-eta.ry o! State on. Do las lo _ rt.hur, 2nd, Counsel, Dept. of stat& lion. James B. Conant., Amerioan Ainbaesado_r to the FeciJ 8.1 Republic of Ge:naa.JiT / Ron. R bert Cutler . • C. _rke Elbriek, Dept. Qf State ·n-. CeQil B., L7on, Dept. of State The Pre ident and s. Eisenhower left tor the .Statler Hotel, where they attended the Eisenhower Day Dinner given under the a.usp1ees ot the Citi~en tor Eisenhower Congressional Committee for the District ot Collllltbia. 'l'he President epoke at 9;3U p.m.. over ne.tion... wid.e Radio and hook-up. . ) 1 I THE PRESIDarr•s APPOINTMENTS FRID I, OCTOJ3ER 29,, 1954 7:05 am The President departed the te Houee and 11otol'6d to W shington National Airport.. 7:25 am Airbome for Cleveland, Ohio; The following were members or the Pt-esidential Part.7: Gen. Howard Mee. Snyder Hon. Th e E,. stepbena Hon . Jamee c. Ha.gttrty Hon. briel Hauge Hon. Jack rt.in Hon. Gerald D. Mo:rgan Col. illiam G. Draper Secret Service Agenta 9:00 am Arrived Cleveland, Ohio. 10:.00 am Airborne tor Detroit, Michigan. 10;5S am Arri d Detroit, Michigan. EST 1 :00 · Ait'borne for Louisville, Kentuclq. CST 1145 pn AmTed Louisville, Kentuclcy'. The President m.et the f olloving members ot the Cla.ss of l91S at West Points R. B. Lorch C. s. Ritc'.bell J. M. Hqse CST 2:4;S pa Airborne for Wilmington, Delaware. EST 6~00 Arrived Wilmington, Delawal"e. 7:00 ra Ai!tborne for Washington, D. C.. 7:4.0 Arrtved MATS Terminal, a · ington National Airport. 8:00 pn Arrived at the te Rouse. THE PRESID T'S ODl'll ·J'l'S SATURDAY, OCTO 30, 1954 9:00 a:m Hon. Loy r. l nderson, erican Ambassador to Iran (Re uested this, thru Protocol, before returning to his post. ) 9:45 ( • J es ack) OFF THE 10:00 am The President rec ived the bere ot the lat Club. (This i informal organization of surgical and ic&l officer veteran of orld ar I , organized shortly after 1918 Armistice, t. eufchateau, France. Original embership nUllbered 45 - no additional embers have been alect.ed. All aened in France. Arranged at ~ st.ion of General er & Jack rt.in) The !ollawing were present: Dr. oTdyce • t . John, 180 Fort 1ington, ve., NY 32t N.Y. (Pree. ) • De Forrest • illard, Sea Island, Georgia (wecretaryJ Dr . • . ey, ll47 - 16th Ave., N., .:.>t . Petersburg, Florida Dr. Stanhope yne-Jone11, 3227 Reeervoir • , N. W. , a•h. 7, D. C. Dr. Richard er by, 209 South st •• Oyster y , Long Island, New York Dr . Frank D. Dickson, 4312 Mill Creek Paricwa7, Kansas City, i ssouri Dr. ill . Fisher, 20 Blythewood l • , .Baltimore 10, land Dr. Harey H. Kerr, 1302 - 18th st., .W. , Wash. 6, D. C. Dr . rd J .. McCague, ercy Hospital, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Dr. Robert. T. Miller, Lake Wale, Florida Dr. Charles C. ter, 120 Codm&n Road, Brookline, Y.ias eachusetts Dr . urice C. Pincofts, UniTeraity Hospital, Balt imore l , ~ . Dr. rt.bur • ipley, 507 EdgeYale Rd . , tim°" 10, Mar.rl.and Dr. Harv97 B.. Stone, 18 ·• anklin t .. , Baltimore l , eyland Dr. Russell • ilder, :yo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota 10:30 • Hon . Al"thur Flemming, Director, O. D•• Hon. Rowland Hughes, Director, Bureau of the get (Thie is regular appointaent tor Dr. Flenuning, ueual.J.T held on Mon.day. For a vhil.e he will report. to t he President at t wo week interrals inst.ad of three .. ) ll:OO - Hon . alter • atian, Circuit Judge, U. s. Cov.rt ot Appeal.a ot the District of Colm.bia Circuit (Asked it he might call and. thank the President tor his ppointment to this Court. ) ll:30 - The Preaid.ent w1ll receive group of young !armers frc:a India and Pakistan (They have been in this country sharing fa life in rural erica under Intemational Farm Youth program.. In exchange MYeral. u. s. t a.rm boys have gone to India and Pakistan. This appointment :requested by Depal"t:aent o~ Agrieulture with a proval of the at• Department) The tollowing were present: Hon . George Allen, American Ambassador to India H .. :&. • G. L . Meht.a, Aabaasador of India • Uni Lal, Director o! Information nieea, liabassy ot India M:r. R. K. Kapur, ucational Attaehe, bassy of India SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1954 Page 2 11:30 am Young Farmers tram India and Pakistan (Continued.) H.E. S7ed Amjad Ali, Amb&aeador of Pakistan • s. G. Khaliq, .Cultural and ucat.ional Attache, basq ot Pakistan Mr. Norman C ~ Mind?Uln, Executiv• Director, National ~·H Club Foundation • C. G. Gayl.ord, gional Lead.er, International Fa.rm Youth Exchang~, ational 4-H C-lub Foundation • Ev~et.t E. Bierman, Information Ofticer, National 4-H Club Foundation Hon. C. M. FeJ-gueon, Adainistrator, Federal l?act.erud.on Senice, u. s. Department o:t Agrieul.ture filOM XNJ)I.l: ~ T. J. ABBA.HAM• Travencore-Cochin 'lirath ARORA, Delhi Sat:yendra Nath BHARQAVA, uttar Pr-e.cl~sh Balde• Raj CHAWLA., Delhi and Madtqa Bharat G)'an(lendra Singh DEV, Vindbya Pndesb Krishan DOGBA, Bhopal Udayaing GAIKWAD, Bombay Kumud Ranjan CHOSH, West ngal Shive GO#DA, Mysore Knsbhaji HINDAIGEKAB, Bombay AnU JHAVERl, Bombq Prea KAPOOR, at Punjab 'l'apesbwar Singh KASHYAP, Pepsu ShiT Narain MA!HUR, Aja.er Padmaker MOHARIKER, bn Pradeeh Jitendra Nath Singh PABHAR, Uttat' Pradesh Venkateswara RAO, Andhra Surendar REDDY,, liyderaba.d Sudhakar REDDY, Hyderabad lnder Nath REKHI, Ea~t Punjab Gokul.ananda SA.TAPA'l'Rl, Ori.sea Jai DEV SHARMA, Rajasthan K. ·Rana hadut SINGH, Vindhya hade'ah Virenda SINGH, Rajasthan s. K. fliAMI, l1 drae FROM PAKIST. : Kazi R0118nuddin AHAMBD, -at Bengal Ahsan Uddin AHMED, East Bengal SUlllq\m AKHTAR, eat Punjab K. Asit ALI, West Punjab A.F .M. Abdur Rahman CliCWDHURl, East Bengal Mir Khair ohd Khan JAMAL!, Baluchistan Saituddin JATOI, Sinc.\ Sardar Khalid OHAB, West Punjab Habib Ur RAHMAJI, Northwest Frontier lli40 aa The President spo~e long distance to t.he tallowing and asked thea to i:n tUl'll call ten more J*>ple: Rrd. Frederick Sa.ye, cook for Pi Beta Phi. sorority at Sra.d.le7 University, Peoria, filinoia SATURDAY, OOTOBER .301 1954 Page ) 11:40 Long Distance Pbon · Calls ( Continu · ) Mis B tty Mi.l+er, 526 Forty-first St., Oakland, California, Seeretaey, presentl unemployed ss laine derson,. 317 evada St,, El ont , California, retired echoo1 teacher G. W. Honeycutt, Route l, Clemmons, ort.h Carolina, tanner Miss rgia H. Burton, llll Burlingame ve,.,. Detroit, Michigan eecretary s. Kenneth Dyson, 220S orih cock St., Odessa1 Texas, Sw1day School teacher and housewi!• s. T,. Rosser eaer, 2503 Forest Park Blvcl, st. Louis, Missouri widow Grover S. Slayter, lla'l Chambers St,, Eugen , 01-egoDt eloth.i.ng store manager Charle c . Chopp, 1098 Forest. Cll!! Drive, Cleveland, Ohio; ·retired Mt-s .. France , U6 st Amidon st., Summit Hill, Pa .. , nur• (The above phone calls were a.rra.need at the request ot Gov. dams nd .. b Hum hre;ya) Hon. John Foster Dulles, Secretary ot State ff 011. Herbel"'t Hoover1 Jr. , Under Secretary ot St te on, Livingston T. erchant, Asai.at.ant. Secretary of State (45 minute appointment: arranged 'by Mr . Hagerty) 1:00 (LUNCH) PRESIDENT' S APPO '.O!ENTS SUNDA.Y, OCTOBER .31, 1954 ll:OO The President and l s . senhower attended t he eleven o'clock Servic at St . John's Epieeopal Church on Lafayette Squa.r4t.