September 21-30, 1971

ITHE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT mCHARD NIXON'S DAILY D!l\!1Y

PLACE DAY BEGAN

THE HHITE HOUSE HASHINGTON, D. C.

PIIO~E TIME P=l'bced R=Reccived ACTIVITY ~~I~-~- ----O-ut~-t--L·-o-ILD

7:55 9:19 The President had breakfast in the Family Dining Room with Speaker of the House Carl B. Albert (D-eklahoma).

9:19 The President went to the Oval Office.

The President met with: 9:19 9:36 H. R. Haldeman, Assistant 9:22 9:27 John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant

9:36 The President went to the Cabinet Room.

9:36 11:13 The President met to discuss post 90-day wage-price freeze policy with consumer representatives. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A." Hembers of the Pl'csS:-" in/out

10: 36 R The President was telephoned by Secretary of State William P. Rogers. Staff Assistant Stephen B. Bull took the call.

11:13 The President returned to the Oval Office.

11:13 11:33 The President met with: King Olav V of Norway Arne Gunneng, Ambassador from Non"ay to the U. S. Emil Nosbacher, Jr., Chief of Protocol Helmut Sonnenfeld t, 1'1ember of the NSC Staff Press photographers, in/out

11:38 11 :40 The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

11 :48 12:14 The President met with: Paul G. Hoffman, Chief of the United Nations Development Program Col. Richard T. Kennedy, Hcmber of the NSC Staff.

12:17 The President returned to the Cabinet Room.

12:17 12:23 The President met \"i th the Intern2tional Seminar on Tllicit Drug Traffic and Abuse. For a list of attendees, see APPE:t\TDIX "B." Press photographers, in/out

12:23 The President returned to the Oval Office.

12:25 12:34 The President met with: Kenneth E. BeLieu, Under Secretar.y of the Army and forn~r Deputy Assistant to the President lVillimn E. TiD:n:C)n~~, A.s:]istant Cl~l.rk l'fil.c(;rcgtir, C()uDsel

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PLACF DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 21, 1971

THE \'IT-IITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 12:35 p.m. TUESDAY

PHONE TIME P=Placed R==R

2:30 2:35 The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

2:57 The President went to the East Room in the Residence.

3 :00 4:04 The President met to receive the diplomatic credentials of: Johan Samuel F. Botha, Ambassador-designate from the Republic of South Africa to the U.S. Mustapha Ramathan, Ambassador-designate from Uganda to the U.S. Unia G. Mwila, Ambassador-designate from Zambia to the U.S. Karoly Szabo, Ambassador-designate from Hungary to the U.S. Gudmundur I. Gudmundsson, Ambassadcr-designate from Iceland to the U.S. Eyvind Bartels, Ambassador-designate from Denmark to the U. S. For a list of State Department officials participating in the ceremony, see APPENDIX "C." \o,Thi te House photographer, in7~ut Members of the press, in/out

4:04 The President returned to the Oval Office.

The President met with: 4:04 4:23 Mr. Haldeman 4:16 4:23 Mr. Kissinger

4:23 5:00 The President met with: Prince Fahd, Second Deputy Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia Ibrahim Al-Sm·myel, Ambassador from Saudi Arabia to the U. S. Joseph J. Sisco, Assistant Secretary of State Camille Nowfel, State Department Interpreter Harold H. Saunders, Hember of the NSC Staff Prince Fahd presented an oral and written message to the President from King Faisal of Saudi Arabia.

5:00 The President accompanied Prince Fahd to the South Grounds of the 1tThite House.

5:02 The President returned tu the Oval Office.

5:02 5:15 The Presid2nt met ,cith Hr. Kissinger.

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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEHBER 21, 1971 THE \'lliITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 5:15 p.m. TUESDAY

PI·IONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY -----f-~-·-----.,----/ In Out Lo LD

5:15 The President went to the South Grounds of the White House.

5:15 5:27 The President viewed an exhibition of race cars. He was accompanied by race car driver ~~rio Andretti, winner of the 1969 Indianapolis 500 and member of the President's Advisory Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.

The President spoke briefly to the owners and drivers of the cars: James Lee, owner Richard Petty, o\>mer/driver Andy Granatelli, owner Carl Hass, O\vner Jackie Ste\vart, driver Press photographers, in/out

5:25 R The President was telephoned by Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally. The call was not completed.

5:27 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

5:31 5: 35 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

5: 35 The President went to the State Dining Room.

5: 35 6:45 The President hosted a reception for automobile racing figures. For a list of guests, see APPENDIX "D." White House photographer, in/out

6:45 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

6:50 6:56 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

7:12 7:25 The President had dinner on the Truman Balcony with: The First Lady Tricia Cox Julie Eisenhm-rer

7:33 P The President telephoned his Special Counsel, Charles H. Colson. The call \vas not completed.

7:37 P The President telephoned Attorney General John N. Hitchell. The call was not completed.

7 :54 8:11 P The President talked with Mr. Colson.

8:20 The Presid9nt returnQd to the Oval Office. 8' '32 L The President went to his office in the Eon. _~:_ .--"-_--' ..L . -,-_-:- J ') I. .------'------, THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENr I'{(CHARD NIXON'S DAILY DfAny (See Travel Record for Travel Activity)

PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTE:l1IlER_2-,Lt9~1 _ THE hlHITE HOUSE TIME DAY hlASHINGTON D. C. 8:48 p.m. TUESDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY In

8:48 8:50 P The President talked long distance with his Personal Secretary, Rose Nary Woods, in San Clemente, California.

9:27 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

10:58 11:27 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

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CONSli1'1ER LEliDlmS IlNJTED '1'0 I'·1EE rl'IHrl'lI PHESIDENT NIXON SEPTEMBER 21,1971 * *** * * * * * * * *

r-'JE[\1BEHS - ~';HI'l'E HOU~;E CONSmmn l\DVISORY COUNCIL

Mrs. Eunice P. Howe - Belmont, Massachusetts Chain-nan, \'Jhi tc House Consumer l~dvisory Council Member, Massclchu,setts ConE:;umers Council Pormer As ~d.s tant A't tornoy General, ;',lassachusetts

Dr. Carmen Dusquets - San Juan, Puerto Rico Associate Professor of Agricultural Education, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, P.R.

Mr. George A. J~hnson - Doston, Massachusetts Assistant to the Head Master, Boston English High School Direct.or, l1assacllUf,c:tts Consumer Association

Dr. StC\v~lr·t r'J. Lee -- BeClver Falls, Pcnnsylv'lnia ChClinnan, Department of Economics and Business Administra­ tion, Geneva College Member, President's Co~nission on International Trade aDd Investment Policy

Dr. Jean Mayer - Boston, Massachusetts Professor of Nutrition, Ea}~vard School of Public Heal th

Mrs. Janet J. Rathe - Portland, Oregon Executive Secret~ry, Oregon Consumers League

) j)~. J acol> Clayman - \'Jashington, D, C. Administrative Director, Industrial Union Department, A~L-CIO Init.icll P:r.cs:i.o.ent, and <.l c\Jxrent Vice President, Consumer Federation of Amcrj.ca

.~ Dr. l'ii]lna Donahue .~ I'h'lshincrton, D.C. Technic':"!.l CoonLi.nator, \'Jhitc Ilol.lse Confc:cence on the Aging r..(~CCll tly :t:(~t.i.:r.ed Co·-Director, Institute of Gcrontolo9Y, Univcn;ity of )'.lichigan

IJr'. ~;1~f~'VJ{'lt"L~ IJcc, IticllL-tr(I:';()11,· lJi:. - 1):~J.t()11 F:'ou~Jc, rJC)u:Ls:i(-:"11~1 !\:::;()C) ,~ltc l'rofc:):c'.or oj' i'!l11:l~cLirj(;, LCl\li:~:i

Mr. Solomon Harge - Cleveland, Ohio Executive Director, Consumer Protection Association Director, Consumer Federation of America

Honorable Gary K. Nelson - Phoenix, Arizona . Attorney General of Arizona President-elect" National Association of Attorneys Genernl Chairman, NAnG Consumer Protection Conuni ttee

Mrs. Oscar C. Sowards - Pikeville, Kentucky Chairman, Citizen's Corrunission for Consumer Protection (Kentucky) Chairman, Consumer Affairs, General Federation of \\lomen' s Clubs

CONSUMER LEADERS FROM OTBEE SECTORS

Mr. Donald Livingston - Sacramento, California Director, Department of Consumer Affairs, State of California

Mr. Foster J. Pratt - Santa Barbara, California President-elect, American Associ~tion of Retired Persons

Mrs. Lucille H. Shriver - Washington, D.C. Executive Director, National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs

Mr. Joseph Smith - Washington, D.C. Director, Neighborhood Consumer Information Center (D.C.)

Mr. James Sullivan - Washington, D.C. Special Assistant to ths Executive Director, National Retired Teachers Association

Mr. Thomas G. Walters - Washington, D.C. President, National Association of Retired Civil Employees

Mr. Colston E. \\larne .- Amhers t, rita s~:achusC't-t~o President, Consumers Union, lIlt. Vernon, Ne',',' York Immediat.e Past Prcf3ident / International Orguniza,Lion of: Consumers Unions, The ll

Honorable Don S. Willner - Portland, Oregon President, Consumer Federation of America ·Member, National Institute for Consumer Justice Oregon State Senator

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4 , . ,--'---­ APPENDIX liB II

U. S. PET{SONNEL De1c[faf:e --_.~

Hofflnan, Dr. Ernst

______Head of Delcpationu-_~__ Counselor of Police Directorate for Feeler'll Police Andre\v C. Tartagl ino Vienna, Au Mria Assistant Director for Enf()rcclY)(~nt Bureau of NarcCJtics and Dangerous Drugs BELGIUM.

Delegates Head of DcIcL;ation

Bell,-, George Thirty, Andr(~ Prcgrarn Director Director, Bureau of Crinl.inal Division Inte 111 ational Ope r2-tions Ministry of Justice Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs 13 r u sse1S , Belgi u n1

Buck, V{alter, H. Senior Special Agent

Bureau of Custorns Francois, LeOll Cecptai n, Gcnd clnnar ie V{a l' n e 1', J 0 h n (;('nc1',11 SLaff, Division of Police Chief 02 r; r:, ti () n~:; () n I'-J arc 0 tic ~; Strategic Intelligence J)"Ll"scls, ]jelgiuHl Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs CAj\JADA Coordi nator Head oC DeJc;(ation -'-'--._"---~-~--_. ~..... _---- Rivkind, Perry A. AssisLlnt Director for Trc,irJlng Tornalty, Cordon Bureau of Narcotics and Da,ngcrous Drugs A';fjistant Officer 1n Charge Crirninal Jnvc~;tip21tions " Fon EIGN DELEe.!\ TIO?\1S Hoya] Canadi"l! MOllntcel }::Jolice 9(t,',W<1, Ontario AUSTH.IA

}rc ,'" ~_(?i_D cJ-!:I:.-a,~E~I~ Hock, Dr. Ec1win PrUliCi.lLl, Hcgjl)~,)r1 Head, Crirninal Police Service Corporal, HeMP Drug Squad Vienna, AUf>tria OLUt \7;<1, Ontari CJ SPAIN DENMAn-I<:

Head. of Del egatlon Head of Delega.tion

Nieto, Jose Haslund, Alex Chief, Interpol, Spain As si stant Commis s ianer of Police Madrid, Spain City of Copenhagen Police Copenhagen, Denmark SWEDEN FRANCE Hea d of Del cgation Head of Delegation Esbjornsson, Esbjorn Head of Divi sion Ducret, Jean National Swedish Police Board Deputy Director Stockholm, Sweden Police Judicial Paris, France svnTZERLAND Delegat('~~ Head of Delegation Gevaudan, Honore Benoit, Jean As si stant Director for Criluinal Chief of Swis s Central Office Inve stigati ons Repression of Illicit Narcotics Traffic Ministry of the Interior Federal Republic Ministry Paris, France Bern, Switzerland Reillac, Jacques Divisional COlnrnissioner UNITED I<"INGDOM Ministry of Interior Paris, France Head of Del egation Noquet, Michel Charles, S. T. Divisional Cornm.issioner Assistant Chief, H. M. Customs Ministry of Interior Inve stigation Branch Paris, France Cu stOH1S and Excise DepartHlent Lomlon, England FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GEH.MANY

Delegate s Head of Delegation

Rogers, W. Gernrner, Dr. Karl Heinz Inspector, Dangerous Drugs Squad Director, 13.1<". A. of the Scottish Home & Health Dep'L Wiesbaden, Germany Edinburgh, Scotland

Spear, H. B. Deputy Chief Inspector Jeschke, Jurgen Drugs Branch Ilome Office Wicsbadcn, Germany London, England ITALY

Head of Delegation Observers

Vinale, MCinlio Aube, Lucien Director, Central Narcotic s Office Division Head, 1. C. P. G. Public Security INTERPOL Mini stry of Interior Paris, France Rome, Italy

White House Staff Fariello, Antonio Director, Interpol Bud Krogh Rome, Italy Walt Minnick Geoff Shepard LEBANON

Head of Delegation

Kourayten, Hicharn Comn-lander of Police Beirut, Lebanon

Saade, Antoine Chief of the Technical Bureau at the General Directorate Internal Security Forces Beirut, Lebanon

Head of Delegation

Wagner, Numa Attorney General Luxernbourg

NORWAY

I-lead of Dclcga Han ------~~----

Grindl1a,1.1g, Sten Deputy Chid Constable, Head of C. 1. D. Oslo, Norway A P PEN D I X " C "

STATE DEPART~lENT OFFICIALS ATTENDING DIPL01'~TIC CREDENTIALS CEREMONY

SEPTEMBER 21, 1971 3:00 p.m.

Emil Mosbacher, Jr., Chief of Protocol William Codus, Assistant Chief of Protocol C. Robert ~!oore, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Nicholas RillJC, Assistant Chief of Protocol Thomas Mossellem, Assistant Chief of Protocol David Waters, Assistant Chief of Protocol George S. Springsteen, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Stephen McCrirthy, Protocol Officer Patrick Daly, Protocol Officer RECEPTION AT THE WlllTE HOUSE Tue"c1ay, September 21, 1971 at five 0' clock

.APPENDIX II The President' nil

Mr. Tony Adalnowicz Driver, Torrance, California 1\11' • J. C. Agajanian Driver, Agajanian-FAAS Races, Inc., Gardena, California Mr. Bobbie Allison Driver, Hueytown, Alaban1.a Mr. Donnie Allison Drive 1', Hueytown, Ala~)arna Mr. Ma rio J'> ncJ l' ctti Drive r, N,1za reth, Penns ylvania Mr. Keith M. Andrews Dear lvianufacturing Corp., Rock Island, Illinois lvir. V{esley E. Bellwood Pres., Vlynn's Oil Co. Mr. C. A. Benoit Pennatex, Inc., \Yes!: Pahn Beach, Florida M~r. Gary Bcttcnhansen Driver, Tinley Park, Illinois Mr. GeorGe Bignotti Driver, Indianzlpoli,;, Indiana Mr. Thornas J3jnfc>rd Dir., Autom.obilc Cornpctition Com.:Dittee for the U. S., IncJian(t})oli f3 , Ind. Mr. Tracy Bircl Exec. Dir., Sports Car Club of J~n1.e::.. jca, 'IV cstport, Connecticut M1'. Clyde Bolton Sports editor, Tlw Binninghccrn (!daiJan12.) 1'\ cw ~ Mr. John Bond Pub., Road and Track lvfagazin<:':, Newport Beach, California Mr. Boll B Onclll}' ant Driver, Ontario, Calif.ornia Mr. Craig Breedlove Driver, Torrance, California 1v11". H c' r old }',ri cl f': e s . Pres. (" Chief E;.: ecutivc Office 1', S}l ell Oil Co. Mr. B Joy:; B r i tl Associated Press nl\}tor~3p0l'b; editor, Cl1~1r10U:C, Norf:h CarolirJ~l 1\11'. CllarJes J3roc1-.n13n Pres., U. S. Aut.o Club, lndi('ll!c"po]is, Indiana Mr. HOLer Bulkley - 2 - 9/21/71

Mr. Walter Bull Illustrated Speedway News, Massapequa, N. Y. Mr. Jep Cadou Dir. of News Dept., U. S. Auto Club, Speedway, Indiana Mr. Jimnlie Caruther s Driver, Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. W. C. Chapn1.an Washington representative, General Motors Corp. Mr. Bob Colline Sports editor, Indianapolis (Indiana) Star Mr. Carson Conrad Driver; Physical Fitness Council, Dept. of HEW Capt. Charles Conrad, Jr. Driver; a.stronaut, Seabrook, Texas Mr. John Cooper Mbr., Bd. of Directors, U. S. Auto Club, Madison, Wisconsin Mr. Jirn Crowe Managing editor ~ Road and T rack Magazine, Newport Beach, Calif. Mr. Orison B. Curpier Pub., Car and Driver, New York, N. Y. Mr. lv1alcolm Currie Watkins Glen Grand Prix Corp., Watkins Glen, N. Y. Mr. Grady Davis Exec. Vice Pres., Gulf Oil Co. Mr. Larry Dickson Driver, Dayton, Ohio Mr. E. D. Disborough Vice Pres of Marketing, Luggage Div., Sam.sonite Corp. Mr. Martin J. Donahue Pres., CastrolOil Co. Mr. lvlark Donohue Driver, Newton Square, Pennsylvania Mr. Joe Dowdall Detroit (Michigan) News Mr. Harvey Duck Chicago (Illinois) Daily News Mr. Chris Econornaki Pub., Speed Sport News, Ridgewood, New Jersey lvir. R. A. Eiscntrout Dir. of 1\1arkcting Services, 13. F. Goodrich Tire Co. Mr. Roy W. Ellis General Sales Manager, Sunoco Mr. Jiln Foster Daytona International EJpccdway, Day[ona Beach, Florida - 3 - 9/21/71

Mr. William France, Sr. Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida Mr. William France, Jr. Daytona International Speedvv'ay, Daytona Beach, Florida Mr. Wayne Fuson Sports editor, Indianapolis (Indiana) News Mr. Dallas Gardner Ontario Motor Speedway, Ontario, California Mr. Ev Gardner 'Washington, D. C. (sports writer) Mr. Don Garlits Driver, Seffner, Florida Mr. Jalues Garner Driver, Los Angeles, California Mr. Don Gerhardt Car owner, Fresno, California Mr. JilU Gilrnore Car owner, I{alam.azoo, Michigan Mr. Shav Glick Los Angeles (California) Times Mr. Russell R. Goebel Pres. & Pnb., Auto Week Com.petition Press, Lafayette, Calif. Capt. Hichard F. Gordon, Jr. Astornaut, I-Ious ton, Texas Mr. Anthony G ranatelli Pres., STP Corp., Des Plaines, Illinois Mr. Vince Granatelli Santa Monica, California Mr. Peter Gregg Driver, Jacksonville, Florida Mr. Robert G. Griffin V. P., Marketing, British Petroleum Mr. Dan Gurney Driver, Costa Mesa, California Mr. Carl Haas Lake Forest, Illinois (sports writer) Mr. Lee :F.-Iall Pres., American Cornpetition Comm.ittee of the U. S., Chicago, Ill. Mr. 'Pete Ham.iltoll Driver, 1nm.an, South Carolina Mr. Milton E. Harrington Pres., Liggett & M.yers Mr. Graham Hi.ll Drivcl', BowHlanvilic, Ontario, Canada - 4 - 9/21/71

Mr. Phil Hill Driver, Santa Monica, California Mr. Lou Hinchman Indianapolis, Indiana (original designer of fireproof suits) Mr. John Holm.an Car owner, Charlotte, North Carolina Mr. Lindsey Hopkins Car owner, Atlanta, Gcorgia Mr. Dckc Houlgate Los Angeles (California) Herald Examiner Mr. Anton Bulman, Jr. Owner, Indianapolis lvfotor Speedway, Terre Haute, Indiana Mr. Denis Hulrne Drivcl·, Bownlanville, Ontario, Canada 1vtr. Jim Hunter The Atlanta (Georgia) Journal Mr. Les Johnson National merchandise nlanagcr, Tire Dept., Scars Roebuck Co. Mr. Bobby Isaac Drivcr, Catawba, North Carolina Mr. Parnelli Jones Driver, Torrance, California Mr. Mel Kenyon Drivcr, Lebanon, Indiana Mr. Michael B. Knepper Editor, Auto Week, Lafayette, California Mr. B. W. Kostecke Pres., Miller Brewing Co. Iv1r. Janlc s Lee The Plains, Virginia (sports writer) Mr. Joe Leonard Drivcr, San Jose, California Mr. Bill Leorz Chmn., Exec. Corntc., Ontario Motor Speedway, Oakland, Calif. 1\'11'. Henry G. Loudenbacle Dir. of Professional Racing, Denver, Colorado Capt. Janlcs A. Lovell Astronaut, Boston, Massac}1usetts Mr. Dan Lufkin Owner, Ontario 1v10to1' Specchvay Mr. Tiny Lund Driver, :Moncks Corner, South Carolina 1'v1r. Ray M.arqucttc Indian:lpc)lis (Imli:ma) Star - 5 - 9/21/71

Mr. TOln B. Martin Exec. Vice Pres., S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Dr. Joseph Mattioli Owner, Pocono International Raceway, Mt. Pocono, Pennsylvania Mr. Roger McCluskey Driver, Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. William McCrary Dir. of Racing} Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Mr. Jim McElreath Driver, Arlington, Texas Mr. John McDonald San Diego Union; Pres., American Auto Racing Writers & Broadcasters Association Mr. John MecoIn, Jr. Driver, Houston, Texas Mr. Vel Miletich Car Owner, Tor rance, California Mr. Jaines Morgc_n Marlboro Mgr., Phillip Morris USA Mr. Lothar Motschenbac:hcr Driver, Newport Beach, California Mr. Jerry OIConnell Car owner, San Josc, California Mr. Oscar Olson Car owner, Detroit, Michigan Mr. Henry Orenstein Pres., Topper Toys, Inc. Mr. Wally Parks National Hot Rod Association, North Holl)'\vood, California Mr. Phil Pash Chicago Today, Chic2,go, Illinois Mr. Roger Penske Drive 1', Southficld, lviichigan Mr. Pete Petersen Vice Pres., Petersen Publishing Co., Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Ri chard L. I-'ctty Driver, Randlelnan, NC)l'U1 Carolina Mr. Ogden Phipps Miami Beach, Florid:'l Mr. Art Po]]al'd Driver, Spceclway, Indiana Mr. SaJn Posey Driver, Sh:'.J'Oil, Com:c:cLicut Mr. John Eadosta Sports ediLor, Nc\v York Tirnes - 6 - 9/21/71

Mr. Robert A. Rechholtz Vice Pr<:s. ~x Marketing Manager, R. J. Reynolds Co. Mr. Peter Rcvson Driver, Harbor City, California Mr. Les Richter Pres., Am.e rican Raceways, Riverside, California Mr. Robert E. Robbins Dir. of Marketing & Racing Dir., Union Oil Co. Mr. H. Copeland Robinson . Dir. of Advertising Services, Liggett & Myers, New York, N. Y. Hon. John W. Rollins, Sr. Chmn. & Pres., Rollins International, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware Mr. Ken Rudecn Motor sports editor, Sports Illustrated, New York, N. Y. Mr. Johnny Rutherford Driver, Specdway, Indiana Mr. Swede Savage Driver, Santa Ana, California Mr. Rudolph J. Schaefer, III Clunn. & Pres., Schaefer Brewing Co. Mr. Carroll Shelby Driver, Playa Del Rea, California Mr. Ray Smartis Exec. V. P. & Gen. Ivlgr., Ontario Motor Specd\vay, Inc., Ontario, CaliL Mr. William S. Smith Pres., Winston--R. J. Reynolds Co. Mr. William Smyth

Exec. Dir. I U. S. Anto Club, Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. George Snider Driver, Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. Gene Snow Driver, Fort V{orth, Texas Mr. Ronnie Sox Driver, Burlington, North Ca,rolina Mr. Frank H. Staub Vice Pres., Marketing, Shell Oil Co. Mr. Jackie Stewart Driver, Bo\vrnanvillc, Ontario, Canada Mr..R. D. Thomas Pres., Firestone Tire f;: Rubber Co. Mr. Larry Trucsdale Mgr., Race Tire Div., Goodyear Rubber Co. Mr. Clif Tuite Pres., Ro;o,d .!\mcricil, I:lkart L3kc, Wi,jconsin Mr. Alec Ulrnann New York, New York - 7 - 9/21/71

Mr. Edward Ulmann New York, Nev" York Mr. Al Unser Driver, Albuquerque, New Mexico Mr. Bobby Unser Driver, Albuquerque, New Mexico Mr. Bill Verigan United Press International, New York, New York Mr. Bill Vukovich Driver, Fresno, California Mr. Marv Weinstein Chicago (Illinois) Sun Times Mr. Gene White Car owner, Atlanta, Georgia Mr. John Witterschein Dir. of Racing Activities, Castrol Oil Co. Mr. Martin Wyant Chicago (Illinois) Tribune Mr. Brock Yates Car and Driver, New York, N. Y. THE WHIT:::: hOUSE

WASHINGTON

LEFT TO RIGHT -- SEPTEMBER 21, 1971

International Seminar on Illicit Drug Traffic and Abuse:

Mr. Alex Haslund, Assistant Commissioner of Police, City of Copenhagen Police, Copenhagen, Denmark Mr. Esbjorn Esbjornsson, Head of Division, National Swedish Police Board, Stockholm, Sweden Mr. Jean Ducret, Deputy Director, Police Judicial, Paris, France The President Mr. Andre Thirty, Direvtor, Bureau of Criminal Division Ministry of Justice, Brus sels, Belgium Mr. Sten Grindhaug, Deputy Chief Constable, Head of C. 1. D., Oslo, Norway Ptt. RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (See Travel R~(ord for Travel Acti... ity) --:------1 I--r:-Auc .)AY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 22, 1971 ----I THE hTHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHI~GTON D. C. 9:25 a.m. WEDNESDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY In Out Lo LD

9:25 The President had breakfast.

9:45 The President went to his office in the EOB.

9:50 9 :55 . The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

the President met with: 10:03 10:52 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant 10:04 10:05 Mr. Butterfield

10:53 11:15 The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

11:14 11:25 P The President talked with his Special Assistant, Patrick J. Buchanan.

11:39 11:41 P The President talked with Mr. Buchanan.

12:23 12:24 P The President. talked with Mr. Buchanan.

12:55 1:50 The President met with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

2:37 2:39 P The President talked \.j'ith his daughter, Julie.

4:53 4:54 P The President talked with Mr. Buchanan.

5:17 5:31 P The President talked with Director of the OHB George P. Shultz.

5:37 5:38 P The President talked with Mr. Buchanan.

5:41 5:58 P The President talked with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson.

The President met with: 5:50 5:52 Brig. Gen. Walter R. Tkach, Personal Physician 5:50 6:25 Dr. W. Kenneth Riland, Personal Physician 5:53 6:06 Brig. Gen. Tkach

6:00 6:06 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

6:31 6:48 P The President talked with Mr. Colson.

6:45 The President had dinner. t

6:49 6:51 P The President talked with Mr. Ziegler.

6:55 6:57 P The President talked with his Counsellor, Robert H. Finch.

7:03 7:04 P The President talked with Congressman George H. Mahon (D-Texas) . 1 2 Page ____ of ____ Page(.). 1 (So< Travel Remrd for Travel Activity) IPLAC DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 22, 1971 THE vlHITE HOUSE TIME DAY vjASaI~:GTON, D. C. 7:06 p.m. WEDNESDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY Ia Out Lo LD

7:06 7:09 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

7:56 7:58 P The President talked with Mr. Finch. ~ 9:40 The President went to the North Grounds of the White House.

9:42 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

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2 2 U.S. GOYERNIolEIIT PRINTING omCE: 1~332-068 Page of Pagels). riJ.i~ V,fi4l"fE-· HOU~-- I . PRESJr;[t~T RICH,\RD i.. iXOi·rS DAILY DiARY I •~ (_~O_O_'!_'''_''O_!_p._O'_"'_~_h_'_T_':'_:o_!",_.,_ti_·:it_Y_l------D-A':::fE:-.-(M-o-D=-,-v-:..,-:-.,-:", \ i PLACE DAY BEGAN SEPTRHBER 23, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 9:15 a.m. THURSDAY PHO!'iE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY III Out Lo LD

9:15 The President went to his office in the EOB.

10:01 10:35 The President met with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

10:35 10:38 P The President talked with his Special Assistant, Patrick J. Buchanan.

11:15 11:16 The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield. ~

12:58 1:06 P The President talked with Director of the OMB George P. Shultz.

1:00 1:16 The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

The President met with: 2:20 2:42 Mr. Kissinger 2:25 2:27 Mr. Butterfield 2:34 2: 36 Mr. Butterfield

3:30 3:31 The President met with Mr. Butterfield.

4:09 4:13 R The President talked with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

4:40 4:54 The President went to the Barber Shop.

4:57 The President went to the Diplomatic Reception Room.

5:00 The President went to the South Grounds of the White House.

5:01 5:08 The President flew by helicopter from the South Grounds of the White House to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A." EDT EST 5:17 5:25 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Andrews AFB, Maryland to the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Detroi~, Michigan. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B."

(Actual flying time - 1 hour 8 minutes)

5:25 ·The President and the First Lady were met by: Governor William G. Milliken (R-Michigan) Mrs. William G. Milliken Mayor Roman S. Gribbs (D-Detroit) Mrs. Roman S. Gribbs Walter R. Greene, Chief Executive Assistant to Mayor Gribbs Mrs. Walter R. Greene Walker L. Cisler, Chairman of the Board of the Economic Club of Detroit Mrs. Walker L. Cisler I -rue' ,..,WITr HOUSE I .r'~ .. ,,"~ PRESIDENT RiCHARD NiXON'S DAilY DiARY I . I PI ACE DAY BEGAN nATE 1M" nov y,) SEPTEMBER 23, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY HASHINGTON, D. C. EST 5:36 p.m. THURSDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY I-~-~,-----~~~-+--~- In Out to tD EST 5: 36 5:40 The President and the First Lady motored from the Detroit Metropolitan Airport terminal to the Metropolitan Airport Hotel.

5:41 The President and the First Lady were greeted by General Manager of the Metropolitan Airport Hotel Elias Manolakas.

5:43 The President and the First Lady went to the Presidential Suite, Rooms 526-528. . ~

7:20 7:47 The President and the First Lady motored from the Metropolitan Airport Hotel to Cobo I1a11. ..

7:47 The President and the First Lady were met by: Mr. Cisler Russel A. Swaney, President of the Economic Club of Detroit

The President and the First Lady went to the polding room.

The President was scheduled to be briefed by his Special I Assistant, Mark I. Goode.

8:01 The President went to the speaker's platform in the Cobo Hall convention room.

8:03 8:59 The President briefly addressed approximately 5000 members of the Economic Club of Detroit. Following his remarks the President conducted a question and answer session on his new economic policy with a ten-man panel from the Economic Club of Detroit. For a list of panelists, see APPENDIX "C. " Members of the press, in/out

The question and answer session was carried live on national radio networks and on local television stations.

9:00 The President and the First Lady were accompanied by Mr. Swaney and Mr. Cisler en route to the motorcade.

9:02 9:27 The President and the First Lady motored from Cobo Hall to the Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

The President individually greeted members of his motorcycle escort. EST EDT 9:37 11:35 The President; and the First Lady flew by the "Spirit of '76" from the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Detroit, Michigan to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "D."

L- "-- -'--_...... _ ...... (Actual_ .flying time - 58 minutes) i·.. H£ WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY I !I . iSee T"vei Reco'ci {or "f"vd Activity) I -"-i.-;'-C.c-"-r.;-;,-",,-uJ:-G-;-..; ...-·------u-"O:-J10-'-\-1\1-0.-.-u-ay-.-y-r-.)-----· SEPTEHBER 23, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. EDT 11:44 p.m. THURSDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY ------,------_._~- In Out Lo LD EDT 11: 44 11 :53 The President and the First Lady flew'by helicopter from Andrews AFB, Maryland to the South Grounds of the White House. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

11:56 The President and the First Lady returned to the second floor Residence.

MMF/cn/MMM HELICOPTER MP~IFEST

September 23, 1971

FROM: WHITE HOUSE LAWN TO: ANDREWS AFB

President Nixon Dr. Lukash Mrs. Nixon CDR. Campbell Mr. Shultz Mr. Taylor, USSS Mr. Peterson i Unknown USSS Mr. Flanigan Mr. Mc Cracken Mr. Haldeman Mr. Ziegler

FROM: ANDREWS AFB TO: WHITE HOUSE

President Nixon Mt. Bull Mrs. Nixon Dr. Lukash Mr. Shultz CDR Campbell Mr. Flanigan Mr. Taylor, USSS Mr. Peterson i Unkown USSS PASSENGEK NANIFGST Trill SPIRIT OF '76 APPENDIX "B" MSN: 1698 Andrews AFB Wash DC to De troi t Mich 23 Sep 1971 Depart: 5:15pm Arrive: 6:30pm 1+15 380SM

l. The President 2. Mrs Nixon 3. Sec G H Romney 4. Mrs ROi11ney 5. Sen R P Griffin 6. Mrs Griffin 7. Cong G R Ford 8. Mr G P Shultz 9. Dr P WHcCracken 10. H R Haldeman ll. Peter Flanigan 12. Peter G Peterson 13. Ron Ziegler 14. Henry C Cashen II 15. Dwight Chapin 16. Richard Moore 17. John Scali 18. Patrick J Buchanan 19. Mrs Shelley S Buchanan 20. Dr William M Lukash 2l. Commander Craig S Campbell 22. Steve Bull 23. Larry Higby 24. George L Grassmuck 25. David Parker 26. Sara A Currence 27. Zosimo T Monzon 28. R Taylor 29. W Duncan 30. W Livingood 3l. J McKinney 32. J Glenn 33. E Sternberg 34. T Brehm 35. R Shell 36. W Hudson 37. Ollie Atkins WIH Photo 38. Frank Cormier AP 39. Helen Thomas UPI /' 1~0 • Jerry terHorst Detroit News 41­ Howard Norton US News and World Report 42. Don Fu1som UPI Audio 43. Charles Tasnadi AP Photo 44. Darryl Heikes UPI Photo

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY ECONOl\lIC CLUB OF DETROIT

QUESTION AND ANSW ER SESSION

PANELISTS

H. Aymond - Chairman of the Board, Consumer Power Company

;:-~~i\ 1,;. Boyd - Vice Chairman of the Board, Chrysler Corporation Chairman, Auto Manufacturers Association

.~ Chairman and Chief Executiv"e Officer, ./ . B. Cunningham - S. S. Kresge Company ..

;Hl A. Gerstacker - Chairman of the Board, The Dow Chemical Company

.c~ert F. Has tings - Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Smith, Hinchman, and Grylls Association, Inc.

,; ... ight Havens - President, Greater Detroit Chamber of Conunerce

rands A. Kornegay - Executive Director, Detroit Urban League

'"a.n E. Richardson - President, Manufacturer1s National Bank of Detroit Chairman, Detroit Clearing House Association

';;l.r.ley J. Winkelman President, Winkelman Stores, Inc.

harlcs G. Younglove - Director, District 29, United Steel Workers of America, AFL-CIO

• I THE WHITE HOUSE PRESlDfNT RIr.HARD NIXON'S DA.!LY mARY ~~·-1 I • i (See Travel Record for Travel Activity) I ;-LAC" uAY nl:vAN" DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 7:15 p.m. FRIDAY PHONE TIME P=P\aced R=Received ACTIVITY In Out Lo I LD

7:15 7:24 PI' The President talked with Secretary Connally.

7:24 P The President telephoned long distance to his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger, in Los Angeles, California. The call was not completed.

7:35 7:36 P The President talked long distance with Miss Woods in San Clemente, .Ca1ifornia. ~

7:36 9:29 The President and his daughter, Julie, saw the movie "Wild Rovers. II ,

7:57 R The President was telephoned long distance by Mr. Kissinger. The call was not completed.

cn/:tv1HF/MMM APPEIIDIX ItAIt TO DE IN ATTEl~l

(At Cabinet Table) (Unable,to Attend)

The President .

The Vice President ,,' Secretary Rogers Secretary Connally Depuly Secretary Packard (Sec Laird - Newport, Rhode Island) Attorney General Mitchell Secretary Morton Secretary Hardin Secretary Stans Under Secretary Silherrnan (Sec Hodgson - NYC're East Coast Dock Strike)

Secretary Richardson ~ Secretary Romney Under Secretary Beggs (Sec Volpe - Duluth, Minnesota) Ambassador Kennedy Director Shultz Counsellor Finch {Counsellor Rumsfeld en route froni. Mich. specc Ambassador Bush

Staff

Mr. Haldeman Mr. Ehrlichm,an Mr. Flanigan Mr. Peterson Mr. Klein, Dr. Weber Mr. R. Price Mr. G. Warren Mr. Butterfield CJ t~h'~'~~)1 (,r\;S<':') ,,' Others ' '

Under Secretary Irwin (State) Under Secretary Johnson (State) Dep. Under Secretary San1.uels (State) Under Secretary Volcker (Treasury) Dr. Arthur Burns Dr. Paul McCracken lfh. lIef bcl'~ 5~ein· Mr. Ezra Solomon Mr. Caspar Vieinberger HIE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (s"e Trnd Record for Travel Activity) I I-- ._--._­ DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) fl." CE Ot.) tlEGAN SEPTEMBER 25, 1971

THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 9:34 a.m. SATURDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY III Out La I LO

9:34 9:35 R I I The President talked with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

9:38 The President and the First Lady went to the South Grounds of the White House.

9:44 9:52 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from the South Grounds of the White House to Andrews AFB, ~~ryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A." EDT MDT 10:02 12:15 The President and the First Lady flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Andrews AFB, Maryland to Glacier International Airport, Kalispell, Montana. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B. "

(Actual flying time - 4 hours 13 minutes)

12:15 The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Governor Forrest H. Anderson (D-Montana) Mrs. Forrest H. Anderson Mayor Lloyd Aldrich (D-Columbia Falls, Montana) Mrs. Lloyd Aldrich Mayor Lawrence Bjorneby (R-Kalispell, Montana) Mrs. Lawrence Bjorneby Mayor Harold Murphy (D-Whitefish, Montana)

12:47 1:20 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from Glacier International Airport, Kalispell, Montana to the Libby Dam construction site, Montana. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

1:20 The President and the First Lady, accompanied by Senate Majority Leader and Mrs. Mike Mansfield (D-Montana), were greeted by: Gen. Kenneth P. Sawyer, Army Corps of Engineers Col. Howard L. Sargent, Jr., Army Corps of Engineers Phillip Cole, Libby Dam Resident Engineer Stanley Stearns, Libby Dam Project Manager

1:20 1:36 The Presidential party toured the Libby Dam construction site.

During the tour, the Presiden~with the help of Senator Mansfield and Congressman Richard G. Shoup (R-Montana), activated a system which poured concrete into a new section of the dam. Members of the press, in/out

1: 36 2:09 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from the Libby Dam construction site to Glacier International Airpor~ Montana. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

1 ~ THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (See Travel Record for Travel Activity) PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 25, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 2:09 p.m. SATURDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY In Out La I LD

2:09 2:29 The President met with Montana State Republicans on board the "Spirit of '76." For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "C." White House photographer, in/out MDT PDT 2:29 2:57 The President and the First Lady flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Glacier International Airport, Montana to Portland Air National Guard Field, Portland, Oregon. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "D."

(Actual flying time - 1 hour 28 minutes)

2:57 The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Governor Tom L. McCall (R-Oregon) }rrs. Tom L. McCall Mayor Terry D. Schrunk(D-Port1and, Oregon) Mrs. Terry D. Schrunk Senator Mark O. Hatfield (R-Oregon) Senator Robert W. Packwood (R-Oregon) Congressman Wendell W. Wyatt (R-Oregon) Congressman John R. De11enback (R-Oregon)

3:20 3:40 The President and the First Lady motored from Portland Air National Guard Field to the Benson Hotel, Portland, Oregon.

3:40 The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Basil Miau11is, Manager of the Benson Hotel Kim Chappel, Executive Assistant to Mr. Miau11is White House photographer, in/out

3:45 The President and the First Lady went to the Presidential Suit~

4:00 4:20 The President met to discuss the West Coast dock strike with: Harry Bridges, President of the International Long­ shoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU) Edmund J. Flynn, President of the Pacific Maritime Association J. Curtis Counts, Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service James D. Hodgson, Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz, Director of the OMB Peter M. Flanigan, Assistant

4 ;.20 6:30 The specific times of the President's activities during this period were not available to the Office of Presidential Papers and Archives.

The President went to the Mayfair Room in the Benson Hotel. THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (See Travel Record for Travel Activity) PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 25, 1971

THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY

PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Rectived ACTIVITY 10 Out Lo I LD

The President attended a media briefing for Pacific Northwest news executives. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "E." Members of the press, in/out

The President and the First Lady attended a reception for the Pacific Northwest news executives. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "F. II

The President and the First Lady went to the Cambridge Room in the Benson Hotel. '

The President and the First Lady attended a reception for Oregon State Republican leaders. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "G." White House photographer, in/out

The President and the First Lady returned to the Presidential Suite.

6:30 7:10 The President and the First Lady had dinner.

7:06 7:07 P The President talked with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

7:08 7:09 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

7:29 7 :43 P The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Washington, D. C.

MMF/CD/MMM APPEND IX "A11

HELICOPTER MANIFEST

September 25, 1971 SATURDAY

FROM: WHITE HOUSE TO: ANDREWS AFB

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon Mr. Scali Mr. Moore Mr. Higby Mr. Gerry Warren Ma~. Brennan Mr. Chapin Dr. Tkach Mr. Hudson - USSS Mr. Pontius- USSS

FROM: GLACIER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO: LIBBY DAM, LIBBY, MT.

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon Senator Mansfield (D-Montana) Congressman Shoup (R-Montana) Clark Mac Gregor Jerry Warren MAJ Brennan Brig Gen Tkach 2 - USSS Agents

FROM: LIBBY DAM, LIBBY MT. TO: GLACIER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon Senator Mansfield Congressman Shoup Mr. MacGregor Mr. Warren Maj. Brennan Brig Gen Tkach 2 - USSS Agents ·' l)~;'SSE~\JCLR l'~L\J.. ... u~/l' S~:?~~F::T OF '76 APPENDIX "B" :":'2':t~ : 1690 .:\_-:(L:"(~\"S PJt3 1~ti::-~11 DC to r(ali~:~\:: i-l." )~0.:.. ~·'::~:'-l\1 "'; 07' 1.0~ CC~:~'J: A".,~",,·-;.\r~:- .~ :'~.: ~:: ~:.-i-20 ,~25 __ ---.-.-J2G') .1.J I ..L fl;:;pD.rt: ):Jr.1 I820S}! ------_... ~

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THIRTEEN GOP FOR MEETING ABOARD AIR FORCE 1 WITH THE PRESIDENT

W.E. Holter GOP State Chairman J# Great Falls, Mt

J. Hugo Aronson Former Governor I· Bigfork, Mt.

Tim Babcock Former Governor Helena, Mt.

James E. Murphy GOP National Committeeman t· Kalispell, Mt.

~.Mrs. Waldo Moberly GOP National Committeewoman Shelby, Mt.

". Mr. Robert Woodahl Attorney General Helena, Mt.

q Warren Hancock Banker . Billings, Mt.

1- Hugh Palmer President, Cardinal Petroleum Co . .Billings, Mt.

John E. Corrette, President, Montana Power Butte, Mt.

James Ray Rancher Bozeman, Mt.

J.L. McLaughlin Construction 1· Great Falls, Mt.

ft Dr. Harace Koessler Lumber Mill • Missoula Mt.

Jerome Anderson Lawyer Billings, Mt. APPENDIX tlD" PASSENGER }LA.J'_UFEST Trill SPIRIT OF '76 FOR OFFICIAL USE O;'-:LY ;:SN: 1699 K&1i~pcll, Montana to Port18nd,Orego~ 25 8<22 1971 :!J2part: 2: 30nTI1 Arriv:':: 3: OOn:TI 1+30 470S~1

1. The Presid8nt 2.. Nr.:; Nixon 3. lir H. R. Haldeman 4-. Hr Thvight L. Chapin 5. ~1r Richard A. Moore 6. Mr John Scali 7. Hr Gerald L. Harren 8. Di:' Halter R. Tkach 9. Major John V. Brennan 10. Mr Stephen B. Bull E. 1'1r La~vrence H. Higby 12. }Ir Lee W. Huebner 13. Mr Dc\vcy C10i-ler 1-"f. YNCS l\'illiam F. Cuff 15. SDCS Zosimo T. Monzon 16. S?7 Herbert G. Oldenburg L7. Y~C Phil Martinez 18. Xr R. Taylor 19. Nr R. Pontius 20 • i.\~!: H. Huds on 21. !':r H. Thomas 22. N-;: 3. Novak 23. Ni~ N. Hallace 24. X-;: J. Floyd 25. Mr. R. Seaman 26. }'I::c L. Egan 27. Mr Oliver S. Atkins ~"D 28. }'l:ank Cormier ••.J.. 29. ~ol~an Kempster UPI 30. ~r Arnold Issacs Baltimore Sun 31. l-li.: Henry Hubbard Kewsweek 32. Nr Hal Halker CBS 33. Kr Charles Tasnadi AP Plioto 34. Xr Darryl Reil~s UPI Photo

FOR OFFICIAL USE O~~"Y P'EOPLE WHO ATTENDED \'1ESTERN BRIEFING IN PORTLA:r:m, OREGON 9/25/71

ALASKA APPE1'JiJIX: "E"

Alvin Bramstedt (AI) Earl Davis, Jr. (Earl) KENI-TV San Diego Voice and Viewpoint NeT,; Box 1160 4684 Federal Anchorage, Alaska 99501 San Diego

Robert D. Funk (Bob) ARIZONA Evening OUtlook 1540 Third Street Santa Monica 90406 Bill Close (Bill) KOOL-TV James Geehan (Jim) 511 W. Adams San Bernardino Sun Phoenix, Arizona 85003 399 "D" Street San Bernardino 92401 Paul A. McKalip (Paul) Citizne Ed Haddad . (Ed) 208 N. Stone KPOL Tucson, Arizona 85701 Los Angeles

Frederic S. Marquardt (Fred) Peter J. Hayes (Fete) Republic The Union 120 E. Van Buren Street 301 Capitol Mall Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Sacramento 95812

Howard H. Hays, Jr. (Howard.) CALIFORNIA Press-Enterprise 3512 - 14th Street Tom Berkley (Tom) Riverside 92502 Berkeley Post Group 2973 Sacramento Street r Roy Heatley (Roy) Berkeley, Calif. 94702 KRON I 1001 Van Ness Avenue j Paul Bodenhamer (Paul) San Francisco 94119 • I Record-Searchlight 1205 Placer Street Arnold Huss (Arnold) Redding, Calif. 96001 Editor Star-News Dan Bowerman (Dan) 525 E. Colorado Blvd. Press Democrat Pasadena, Calif. 91109 427 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa, Calif. 95402 Harold Keen (Hal) KFMB-TV Ernest Conine (Ernie) 1405 Fifth Avenue Los Angeles Times San Diego 92101 Times Mirror Square Los Angeles 90053 C.K. McClatchy The Bee Kenneth Conn (Ken) 21st and Q Press-Telegram Sacramento 95813 604 Pine Avenue Long Beach, Calif. 90801

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John McMahon (John) Charles Buxton (Charlie) K~C The Post 4151 Prospect Avenue 650 15th Street Los Angeles 90027 Denver 80202

Ferdinand Mendenhall (Ferd) Vincent Dwyer (Vincent) Valley News and Green Sheet Rocky Mountain News P.O. Box 310 400 West Colfax Avenue Van NUys 91408 Denver 80204

Ed Nichols (Nick) William J. Woestendiek (Bill) San Diego Union The Sun 940 Third Avenue 103 W. Colorado AVenue San Diego 92112 Colorado Springs 80902

Don Ohl (Don) Press-Telegram HAWAII 604 Pine Avenue Long Beach 90801 Hobert Duncan (Hobert) Executive Editor Dick Pearce (Dick) Star-Bulletin Examiner 605 Kapiolani Blvd, 110 Fifth Street Honolulu 96813 San Francisco 94119 • Don ~ockwell (Don) Carl Susskind (Carl) KHVH-TV KOGO-TV 1290 Ala Moana Box 628 Honolulu 96814 San Diego 92112 Robert Sevey (Bob) Paul Veblen (Paul) KGMB News Press 1534 Kapiolani Blvd. Drawer NN Honolulu 96809 Santa Barbara 93102 Adam Smyser (Bud) Bob Whitten (Bob) Star-Bulletin KCRA 605 Kapiolani Blvd Sacramento Honolulu 96813

Ward Winslow (Ward) Palo Alto Times IDAHO 245 Lytton Avenue Palo Alto 94301 Dick Eardley KBOI-TV Norman Woodruff (Norm) Box 2600 KCBS Boise 83701 1 Embarcadaro Center San Francisco' Ken Robison The Statesman 300 N. 6th Street Boise, Idaho 83702

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MONTANA

Ken Dunham (Ken) Jack Armstrong (Jack) KFBB-TV KOIN-TV Great Fa~ls Portland

Doug Baker (Doug) NEW MEXICO Oregon Journal 1320 Broadway S.W. Robert A. Brown (Bob) Portland 97201 The Journal 7th and Silver S.W. Mrs. Helen W. TenBrook Barnard Albuquerque 87101 World Fourth and Bennett George Carmack (George) Coos Bay 97420 Tribune 7th and Silver S.W. R.M. Brown (Mr. Brown) Albuquerque 87101 KPOK 1019 S.W. 10th Avenue Dick Knipfing (Dick) Portland 97205 KOAT-TV Albuquerque Joe Caraher (Joe) Herald & News 1301 Esplanade NEVADA Klamath Falls 97601

Charles Cord {Charlie) Harry Christensen (Harry) KCRL-TV KYXI 1790 Vassar Street Portland Reno 89502 Richard Dickey (Dick) H.M. Greenspun (Hank) Clarke Publishing Co. Las Vegas Sun 2027 N.W. Overton 121 S. Highland Avenue Portland Las Vegas 89106 Gerry Dimmett (Gerry) Mark Smith (Mark) KLIQ KLAS-TV W. Oaks Park Las Vegas Portland 97202 John Doyle (Jack) OREGON KVAL-TV Blanton Road A.D. Addison (A.D.) Eugene News-Review 345 N.E. Winchester Street Ed Godfrey (Ed) Roseberg 97470 KGW-TV 1501 S.W. Jefferson Eric W. Allen, Jr. (Eric) Portland 97210 Mail Tribune 33 N. Fir Street Medford 97501

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Jim Howe (Jim) Larry Taylor (Larry) KEX KEZI-TV 2130 S.W. 5th Avenue 2225 Coburg.Road Portland 97201 Eugene

William J. Hubbach (Bill) Ji~ny Walker (Jimmy) KATU-TV Portland Northwest Clarion Defender 2153 N.E. Sandy Blvd. 1500 N.E. Alberta Portland . Portland 97211 Herbert Lundy (Herb) Jim Welch (Jim) Oregonian Capital Journal 1320 S.W. Broadway 280 Church Street, N.E. Portland 97201 Salem 97308 Mrs. Wanda McAlister (Wanda) Gazette-Times UTAH 310 S.W. 3rd Street Corvallis 97330 Ted Carpener (Ted) KSL-TV Floyd McKay (Floyd) Broadcast House KGW Salt Lake City 84111 1501 S.W. Jefferson Portland Murray M. Moler (Murray) Standard Examiner Tam Moore (Tam) 455 - 23rd Street KOBI-TV Ogden 84401 2000 Crater Lake Highway Medford William Smart (Bill) Deseret News John Nelson 34 East 1st South Edtor and Publisher Salt Lake City 84110 Springfield News Springfield 97477 Robert Temple (Bob) KUTV Robert C. Notson (Bob) 179 Social Hall Avenue Oregonian Salt Lake City 1320 S.W. Broadway Portland 97201 WASHINGTON John Salisbury (John) KXL PaulO. Anderson (Paul) Box 22106 News-Tribune Portland 97222 711 St. Helens AVenue Tacoma 98401 Steve Shepard (Steve) KISN Alfred Bennett (AI) Portland Everett Herald Grand & California Everett 98201

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Gene Lewis (Gene) KTNT S. 11th and Grant Tacoma 98405

Robert Lucas (Bob Executive Editor Herald Republic 114 N. 4th Street Yakima 98901

J.M. McClelland, Jr. (Mr. McClelland) News 11th & Douglas Longview 98632

Donald Pugnetti (Don) Tri-City Herald P.O. Box 2608 Tri-Cities 99302

Dwight Schear (Dwight) Seattle Times Fairview Avenue North & John St. Seattle 98111

W.W. Warren (Mr. Warren) KOMO-TV 100 4th Avenue N. Seattle 98109 ow ~_"" ..L

APPENDIX "F"

Sept. 25, 1971 Portland, Oregon Benson Hotel Reception for the Pacific Northwest new executives

For a list of attendees (unconfirmed) see APPENDIX "E" • , .r ~VLYl LL W!~ !J.t\.L.c..., ..t\.1''1\.... "_" ,J LIST OF PERSONS TO BE INVITED TO RECEPTION @ BENSON HOTEL PORTLAND, OREGON --­ - " APPENDIX "G" Hank Hart, State Chairman

Mrs. A. A. Johnson, State Vice Chairman

Mr. "Bun" Stadleman, National Committeeman

Mrs. Collis Moore, National Committeewoman .- Peter Murphy, Treasurer of State Central Committee

Mrs. Jean Young, President - State Woman's Federation

Phil Peters, State Young Republican Chairman

Mrs.' Tom Nelson, Benton County Chrrnn, (Corvallis)

Mr. Bill Hawksley, Wasco County Chrrnn (Dalles)

ELECTED OFFICIALS Tom McCall, Governor

Clay Myers, Secretary of State

Lee Johnson, Attorney General

Senator Victor Atiyah, State Senate Minority Leader

Representative Robert F. Smith, Speaker of the House

Ben Lombard, Jr., State Central Committee Legal Counsel ~

State Representative Gordon MacPherson, State Central Committee Candidate Assistance Chairman

CORPORATION OFFICIALS WilliaITl Hunt, President, Georgia Pacific Corporation

Mr. Glenn Jackson, Chrrnn of the Board, Pacific Power & Light Co.

Irving Enna, Former State Chairman

"Punch" Green, Major contributor • Wendell Barnes, Exec. Secy or Director, Western Wood Products Assoc. I , _...- 1 -2­

Ted Gamble, Jr., Former Oregon State Nixon Chairman

Mr/Mrs Robert Warren, Industrialists and Financiers

Mr. Peter Snedicor, V. Pres, Portland General Electric

General David Baum, National Guard Commander & Financier

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Ted Gillllble, Jr. President Pepsi cola Bott:l.ing Co. Hank lia-Y1: State Chairman .. ~ Forsgren ~~llQr-~~s-Forsg~en Insurance

Mrs. Dorma 1Iicore National QJMmUtteew~n

Alan Green Pres., Tom Benson Glass

C--eorge Stadelman StadelmwL Tire Co.

CjrusWal.ker

Rebert F.aze."1 President, Benj. Franklin Savings & Loan

Mrs. Winneva. Johnson

Mrs. Jean Young

Phil Peters State YR Chai.rroan, 1-!ultnomah Cty (Portland) YR Pre

Peter z.Iurphy

Mrs. Dixie NelSon

Bob Sud.tb Spea.1te.r o£ the House

Senat.or Vic Atihyeh Hinority Leader of Senate

Irving El'...na. Former State Chairman

Dave Baum

Hm.ell l:ppllng Former Secretary o£ St.1.te

Williilln Hunt. Preside~t, Georgia-Paci£~c

Ed We5terda.~1 Former A.;' to Gov. HcCall, new Port of Portla.."1d

Blair Hcnigsgard

l"..rs. z..".ury Bu-~mfs • Douglas Eeider

ela}' !':~'2J:::~ Secret.ary of State

Rep. '(rally C~~Cn

Ty,'l K.,,11pY' Pres.L-' K!;!~tern Y.raft. ioiillamette Industries ,..-.--' THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAllY DIARY .-­ I (See Travel Rew," (or Travel Activity) _ , PLACE DAY IJEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 26. 1971 ------­ THE BENSON HOTEL TIME DAY PORTLAND. OREGON 6:23 a.m. SUNDAY PHONE TIME I'=Placro R=Rcceived ACTIVITY -----,-' ,--,---­ 10 Ollt 1.0 I LD

6:23 6:38 P The President talked long distance with Attorney General John N. Mitchell in Washington. D. C.

8:11 P The President telephoned long distance to his Assistant. Henry A. Kissinger. in Burbank. California. The call was not completed.

8:17 8:26 P The President talked with Governor Tom L. McCall (R-Oregon).

8:30 8:31 P The President talked with his Assistant. John D. Ehrlichman.

8:37 8:44 P The President talked with former Oregon Secretary of State Howell R. Appling. Jr.

10:24 P The President telephoned long distance to his daughter. Julie. in Washington. D. C. The call was not completed.

10:31 10:37 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

10:39 10:43 I I P The President talked long distance with his daughter. Julie. in Washington. D. C.

10:48 10:56 I I P The President talked long distance with his daughter. Tricia. in Camp David. Maryland.

11 : 00 I 11:03 I I P The President talked long distance with Morris J. Anderson. in Walla Walla. Washington. Mr. Anderson is the father of Walla Walla High School senior Chuck Anderson who died of head injuries suffered during a high school football game.

11 :04 11 :07 P The President talked with his Special Counsel Richard Moore.

11:27 11:45 The President and the First Lady motored from the Benson Hotel to the Portland. Oregon International Guard Field.

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Brig. Gen. B. G. Doolittle. Base Commander of the Oregon National Guard Col. E. R. Schmidt. Executive Officer of the Oregon National Guard

11:52 12:52 The President and the First Lady flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Portland. Oregon Air National Guard Field to Walla Walla. Washington. For a list of passengers. see APPENDIX "A." THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAilY DIARY (Sce Travel Record for Travel Act;,,;',) Pl.ACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 26, 1971 THE BENSON HOTEL TIME DAY PORTLAND, OREGON 1:26 p.m. SUNDAY PHONE TIME P=PI,ccd t R=Received ACTIVITY ---I-n--I--O~--~TLD-

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Governor Daniel J. Evans (R-Washington) Mrs. Daniel J. Evans Mayor Lorn Proctor (Non-partisan-Walla Walla) Mrs. Lorn Proctor Washington State Representative Stewart Bledsoe (R-Ellensburg) Mrs. Stewart Bledsoe Press photographers, in/out

The President received a football jersey designating him as honorary co-captain of the Whitman College football team, Walla Walla, Washington.

The President and the First Lady were greeted at the ramp to the helicopter by Chairman of the AtoIllic Energy Commission (AEC) James R. Schlesinger.

1:26 1:52 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from Walla Walla, Washington, to the helipad at the Hanford AEC Reservation. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B."

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Donald G. Williams, Manager of the Richland AEC Operations Ronald S. Paul, Director of Battelle Northwest Members of the press, in/out

1:58 The President addressed the assembled crowd.

The President, escorted by Mr. Schlesinger, went to the briefing room in the Battelle Northwest research building.

The President attended an AEC briefing. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "C."

3:08 3:34 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from the helipad at the Battelle Northwest research building to Walla Walla, Washington. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B."

The President met with Washington State Republican leaders on board the "Spirit of I 76!' For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "D." White House photographer, in/out THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDHlT RICHAFW NIXON'S DPdLY DIAHy------l (Sec Travel Rec()cJ (or Travel Activity) _~ f PLACE DAY HEGAN DA TE (Mo., n,y. Yr.) I SEPTEMBER 26, 1971 I THE BENSON HOTEL 'TIME'-·­-[)!~y'------_._--.---. PORTLAND, OREGON PDT 3:50 p.m. SU~~AY PHONE TIME ~ !'=PlaceJ Ro~Rtcejved ACTIVITY --I;--l-~t---~ -LD PDT ADT 3:50 5:27 The President and the First Lady flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Walla Walla, Washington to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "E."

(Actual flying time - 3 hours 37 minutes)

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Governor William A. Egan (D-Alaska) Mrs. William A. Egan Senator Theodor F. Stevens (R-Alaska) Mrs. Theodor F. Stevens Lt. Gen. Robert G. Ruegg, Commander-in-Chief of the Alaskan Command (ALCOM) Mrs. Robert G. Ruegg Mayor George M. Sullivan (R-Anchorage) Mrs. George M. Sullivan John M. Asplund, Borough Chairman (R-Greater Anchorage) Mrs. John M. Asplund Press photographers, in/out

5:45 6:03 The President and the First Lady motored from Elmendorf AFB Alaska, to "D" Street in Anchorage, Alaska

The President alighted from the car to shake hands with the assembled crowd.

6:06 6:22 The President and the First Lady motored from liD" Street to the residence of former Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel.

The President and the First Lady were greeted by former Secretary and Mrs. Hickel. Press photographers, in/out

The President and the First Lady attended a reception hosted by former Secretary and Mrs. Hickel. For a list of guests, see APPENDIX "F."

7:35 7:50 The President and the First Lady motored from the Hickel residence to the residence of Lt. Gen. Ruegg at Elmendorf AFB.

9:45 The President was scheduled to be briefed by: Mark I. Goode, Special Assistant Lt. Col. Vernon C. Coffey, Military Aide i _ .• _­ THE WHITE HOUSE PHESlDENT RICHMW NIXON'S DAILY DIARY I (See Travel Record for Travel Activitr) I PLACE DilY Bl,GAN DATE (Mo., Day, YI.) SEPTEMBER 26, 1971 THE BENSON HOTEL TIME DAY PORTLAND, OREGON ADT 9:52 p.m. SU~~AY PHONE TIME l'~c,Pbc

The President and the First Lady were introduced to State Department Interpreters James Wickel and Mrs. William T. Breer.

The President and the First Lady greeted Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako of Japan. The Presi.dent and the Emperor were escorted to the reviewing stand by Chief of Protocol Emil Mosbacher, Jr. and Grand Chamberlain Sukemasa Trie of Japan. The President and the Emperor exchanged greetings during the welcoming ceremony which was televised on American and Japanese television networks. Members of the press, in/out mlite House photographer, in/out

10:22 10:28 The President motored from Hangar # 5 to the residence of Lt. Gen. Ruegg. He was accompanied by: Emperor Birohito Hideki Masaki, Interpreter for Japan Mr. Wickel

The President and the Emperor were joined by the First Lady and the Empress for a photo opportunity in the living room of the Ruegg residence. Press photographers, in/out White House photographer, in/out

The President met with Emperor Hirohito and the interpreters.

The President and the Emperor were joined by the U.S. and Japanese official parties. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "G."

11 :29 11:36 The President motored from the Ruegg residence to Hangar # 5 with: Emperor Hirohito Mr. Masaki Mr. Wickel

The President and the First Lady escorted the departing Emperor and Empress to their plane.

11 :46 11:50 The President and the First Lady motored from Hangar # 5 to the Ruegg residence.

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It PASSENGER MANIFEST APPENDIX ItA TIm SPIRIT OF '76 FOR OFFICIAL USE O~Y MSN: 1699 Portland~ Oregon to Walla Walla, Washington 26 Sep 1971 Depart: 11:55am Arrive: 12: 55Bl 1+00 200SM

I. The President 2. Mrs Nixon 3. Sec Rogers C. B. Morton 4. Mr John D. Ehrlichman 5. Mr H. R. Haldeman 6. Dr Henry A. Kissinger 7. Dr Edward Dav.· d, Jr 8. Mr Ronald L. Ziegler 9. Mr Th~ight L. Chapin 10. Hr Richard A. Moore ll. Mr John Scali 12. Dr Walter R. Tkach 13. Major John V. Brennan It•• Mr Stephen B. Bull 15. Mr Lawrence M. Higby 16. Mr Lee \v. Huebner 17. Mr Tod R. Hullin 18. Mr Coleman S. Hicks 19. YNCS William F. Cuff 20. SDCS Zosimo T. Monzon 2l. SP7 Herbert G. Oldenburg 22. YNC Phil Martinez 23. Nr R. Taylor 24. Mr R. Pontius 25. Nr W. Hudson 26. Hr H. Thomas 27. Mr J. Novak 28. Mr N. Wallace 29. Mr J. Floyd 30. Mr R. Seaman 3l. Mr L. Egan 32. Mr Oliver S. Atkins 33. Mr Frank Cormier AP 34. Miss Helen Thomas UPI 35. Mr Jerry Schecter Time Magazine 36. :Hr Herb Kaplow NBC 37. Mr Don Irwin Los Angeles Times 38. Nr Charles Tasnadi AP Photo 39. Mr Darryl Heikes UPI Photo

FOR OFFICIAL USE 01~Y APPENDIX "B fl

HELICOPTER MANIFEST

September 26) 1971 SUNDAY

FROM: WAl.J.A WALLA) WASHINGTON TO: HANFORD ABC RESERVATION, WASH.

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon James Schlesinger) Chairman of the ABC Governor Evans (R-Washington) Mrs. Evans Secretary Morton John Ehrlichman Mr. Ziegler Maj. Brennan Brig Gen Tkach Agent Taylor Agent Hudson

FROM: HANFORD ABC RESERVATION, WASH TO: WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon Dr. Schlesinger Governor Evans Mrs. Evans Secretary Morton Mr. Ehrlichman Mr. ~iegler Maj. Brennan Brig Gen Tkach Agent Taylor Agent Hudson APPENDIX If CIf

ABC BRIEFING ) BA1TELLE NORTHWEST LABS

The President Henry Kissinger John Ehrlichman George Shultz Secretary Rogers Morton James Schlesinger) Chairman of the AEC Governor Daniel J. Evans) (R~Washington) Ed'ward E. David) Jr.) Director of the Office of Science and Technology Milton Shaw) Director of the Reactor Development Technology) AEC Walter H. Esselman) ~esident of WADCO Corp. Donald G. Williams) Manager of Richland AEC Operations R. S. Paul) Director of Battelle Northwest Robert J. Hart) Deputy Manager of the Richland AEC Thomas A. Nemzek) As'st. Director':t' the AEC Pacific Northwest Reactor Dev. Program Sherwood L. Fawcett) President of Battelle Northwest John J. Taylor) General Manager of Westinghouse Breeder Reactor Division

The flames on this appendix appeared in the Tri-City Herald) Spetember 24) 1971) and were not confirmed by official sources. •

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; : , . PASSENGER MANIFEST APPENDIX "E" THE SPIRIT OF '76 MSN: 1699 Walla Walla, Washington to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska 26 SeE-l97l Depart: 3:45pm Arrive: 5:30pm 3+45 l490SM

1. The President 2. Mrs Nixon 3. Sec Rogers C. B. Morton 4. Mr John D. Ehrlichman 5. Dr Henry A. Kissinger 6. Neal Ball 7. Mr });.;right L. r:hapin 8. Mr Richard A. Moore 9. Mr John Scali 10. Dr Walter R. Tkach 11. Major John V. Brennan 12. Mr Stephen B. Bull 13. Mr Lawrence M. Higby 14. Mr Lee W. Huebner 15. Mr Tod R. Hullin 16. Mr H. R. Haldeman 17. Mr Coleman S. Hicks 18. YlJCS William F. Cuff 19. SDCS Zosimo T. Monzon 20. SP? Herbert G. Oldenburg 21. YNC Phil Martinez 22. Hr R. Taylor 23. Mr R. Pontius 24. Mr W. Hudson 25. Hr H. Thomas 26. Mr J. Novak 27. Mr N. Wallace 28. Mr J. Floyd 29. Hr R. Seaman 30. Mr Lo. Egan 31. Hr Yoshika Hidaka Japan Broadcasting 32. Mr Frank Cormier AP 33. Hiss He len Thomas UPI 34. Mr Jerry Schecter Time Magazine 35. Mr Herb Kaplow NBC 36. Mr Don I~~in Los Angeles Times 37. Hr Charles Tasnadi AP Photo 38. Hr Darryl Heikes UPI Photo

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY -,;t .. ACC t;1:''l'A Ne ES" GUEST LIST FOR RECEPTION AT HICKEL RESIDENCE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

APPENDIX "F" 'Asplund, Mr. & Mrs. John (Anchorage) Abood, Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell (Anchorage) ttf of

Q}2'Z.. p. vY't • Bramstedt, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin (Anchorage) Bracale, Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Anchorage) r Boney, Chief Justice George & Mrs. (Anchorage) Bartlett, Mrs. E. L. (Fairbanks) Bowman, Mr. & Mrs. Willard (Anchorage) Butto, Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Anchorage) Brady, Mr. & Mrs. Ken (Anchorage) .I Brady, Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Anchorage) /Brewer, Mr. Robert

Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. John (Anchorage) Cox, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph (Anchorage) Cuddy, Mr. & Mrs. Dan (Anchorage) Curley, Mr. & Mrs. James (Anchorage) Crittenden, Mr. & Mrs. Ed (Anchorage) Coghill, Mr. & Mrs. John (Nenana) Cox, Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Anchorage) Secretary and Mrs. Rogers. Carson, Mr. & Mrs. Ken (Fairbanks) Amb and Mrs. Mosbacher Amb And Mrs. Meyer Howard Pollack Secretary Morton Director Shultz Davidson, Mr. & Mrs. Art (Anchorage) Dr. Kissinger Dickey, Mr. & Mrs. Don (Juneau) Mr. Haldeman Davenny, Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Anchorage) Mr. Ehrlichman Mr. Scali Mr. Moore Mr. Ziegler Egan, Governor & Hrs. r'lm. A. (Juneau) Mr. Chapin Esbensen, Miss Yvonne (Anchorage) Mr. Walker Edwards, Mr. G. Kent (Anchorage) Mr. Duval

Fanning, Mrs. Larry (Anchorage) Fink, Hr. & Mrs. Tom (Anchorage) Flanigan, Mr. & Mrs. John (Anchorage)

Groh, Mr. & Hrs. Cliff (Anchorage) • Guess, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene (Anchorage) Golik, Hiss Ross (Anchorage) Graham, Mr. & Hrs. Jennings (Ketchikan) ""

'Hiebert, Mr. & Nrs. llugie (Anchorage) Harpell, Mrs. Pattie (Anchorage) Holm, Nr. & Mrs. John (Fairbanks) Hamilton, Mayo~ & Mrs. Bill (Ketchikan) Hickel, Mr. & Mrs. Vernon (Anchorage) Hickel, Mr. Elmer (Anchorage) & Mrs. (SC(tJ.ttle) Hickel, Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Anchorage) Hi c k e 1, Mr. rva 11 y Jr. ( An c h 0 rag e ) Hickel, Mr. Ted (Portland) i Hickel, Mr. Jack (San Francisco) Holbert, Mr. & Mrs. Josef (Anchorage) Harris, Mr. &1 Mrs. Frank (Anchorage) Hartman, Mr. & Mrs. CliffQrd (Anchorage) )

Ives, Mr. & Mrs. Burl (Universal City, Calif.)

James, Mr. Bill (Juneau)

Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. (Anchorage)

Landry, Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Anchorage) ~Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. C. R. (Anchorage) >Lawson, Mr. will (Juneau)

Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Anchorage) McLean, Mayor & Mrs. Joe (Juneau) Murkowski, Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Fairbanks) Mi lner, Mr. & Mrs. A. E . . (Anchorage) Moore, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Anchorage) ',...: Mc Mu r t r e y, Mr. & Hr s. B. L. ( An c h 0 rage ) :""'Mor rison, Mr. & Mrs. George A. (Anchorage)

Necrason, Gen. & Mrs. C.F. (Anchorage) Neumann, Miss Julie (Anchorage) (J .'~ '_ ... ~ ".,;-. .l )<,Nyrop, Mr. Don (Minneapolis) >'-' .. ' .: ..,",----[" .-- /"..-' ~'...,/ • Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. Vance (Anchorage) Personnett, Mr. & Mrs. Mel (Anchorage)

- Rettig, Mr. Ron (Anchorage) & Mrs. JT Rice, Mayor & Mrs. Julian (Fairbanks) Ruegg, General & Mrs. (Anchorage) Ryan, Archbishop J. T. (Anchorage) Ryan, Mr. & M;:s. Patrick P. (Anchorage) Rasmuson, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer (Anchorage) Ratterman, Mr. & Mrs. John (Anchorage) Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. (Anchorage) Reetz, Mr. & Mrs. Augie (Anchorage) Reed, Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Anchorage) Reeve, Mr. & Mrs. Bob (Anchorage) Reeves, Gen. & Mrs. Raymond (Anchorage) Renfro, Mr. & Mrs. William (Anchorage) Reid, Mr. & Mrs. Glen (Petersburg)

Snedden, Mr. & Mrs. William (Fairbanks) Sullivan, Mayor & Mrs. George (Anchorage) Stevens, Senator & Mrs. Ted (Washington) Strutz, Mr. & Mrs. Louis (Anchorage) Strutz, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd (Anchorage) simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis (Anchorage) Strutz, Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Anchorage) ~heppard, Mr. & Mrs. Ken (Anchorage)

Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Lowell (Anchorage) Thompson, Mr., & Mrs. Morris (Juneau) Tobin, Mr. & Mrs. William (Anchorage)

Ushiba, Ambassador of Japan & Madame (Washington)

Webber, Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Anchorage) 'fvindham, Mr. & lofrs. Robert (Anch) Wo 0 d, Dr. & Mrs. rv i 11i am ( F 2. i l'bank s ) > r'l ebb e 1', Mr. & Mrs. C 1. iff0 l'd (11 n c h ) Ward, Mr. Robert r-I. (Juneau) -'Warren, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford (Linch: ~lright, Mrs. Donald (Anchorage) "vli1lis, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Anch) Walddck, Mr. Dennis (Anchorage) /Woodrow, Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Anch) Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Leo (Anchorage) )/Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Cal (Anch)

Yoshida, Consul of Japan & Mrs. (Anchoraqe) APPENDIX "G n

MEETING BETVlEEN PRESIDEN'f NIXON AND EMF'E:EOR HIROHITO

JAPANESE DELEGATION:

Takeo Fukuda, Minister of Foreign Affairs Nobuhiko Ushiba, JlJnbassador from Japan to the US Takeshi Usarni, Grand Steward Sukemasa Trie, Grand Chamberlain Shigenobu Shima, Grand Master of the Ceremonies Yoshihiro Tokugmra, Vice Grand Chamberlain Harumi Takeuchi, Chief Of Protocol Dr. Shigetaka Nishino, Chief Physician to the Emperor . Hishi Owada, Secretary to the Foreign Minister Hisahiho Okazaki, Interpreter to the Foreign Minister and First Secretary at the Japanese Embassy

US Delegation:

Secretary Rogers Ambassador Mosbacher Ambassador Meyer Dr. Kissinger Ron Ziegler THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAllY DIARY (See TrJ;-c! Reccrd for Travel Acti,-ity) I 1---- DATE (Mo.• Day, Yr.) PLACE DAY BEGAN SEPTEMBER 27, 1971

ELMENDORF AFB TIME DAY ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 8:26 a.m. MO~~AY PlIONE TIME P=Pbced R=Rcceivcd ACTIVITY In Out to I LD

8:26 P The President telephoned former Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel. The call was not completed.

8:37 8:38 P The President talked with Mr. Hickel.

9:01 9:11 The President and lirs. Nixon motored from the residence of Lt. Gen. Robert G. Ruegg, Commander-in-Chief of the Alaskan Command (ALCOM), to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska.

9 :11 I 9:22 I I I The President and the First Lady were bid farewell by: Lt. Gen. Ruegg Col. Arthur Hughes, U.S. Army Col. Thomas Moses, U.S. Air Force

The President thanked Advanceman Michael Raoul-Duval. ADT EDT 9:22 I 8: 31 I I I The President and the First Lady flew by the "Spirit of ' 76" from Elmendorf AFB, Alaska to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

(Actual flying time - 6 hours 9 minutes)

8:40 8:48 The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from Andrews AFB, Maryland to the South Grounds of the White House. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B."

8:50 The President and the First Lady went to the second floor Residence.

9:49 The President and the First Lady returned to the South Grounds of the White House.

9:50 9:56 The President and the First Lady motored from the South Grounds of the White House to the Washington Hilton Hotel.

9:56 The President and the First Lady went to the International Ballroom in the Washington Hilton Hotel.

The President briefly addressed approximately 750 guests attending the Diamond Jubilee Gala hosted by the Amer~can Women in Television and Radio in honor of the 75th birthday of Mamie Eisenhower.

The President and the First Lady lead the singing of "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Eisenhower. The President accompanied the audience on the piano. Members of the press, in/out THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD H!XON'S DAilY D;AHY (See Travel Record for Travel Activi1i') - ._------·------:--:-;:::;..-::-:--:::---:--:-~----I PLACE DAY BEGAN DA.TE (Mo., Day. Yr.) SEPTElIBER 27, 1971 ELHENDORF AFB TIME DAY ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 11:/+6 p.m. NONDAY PHONE TIME P=Placcd R=Received ACTIVITY ----_._-~----~.--_.... In Out Lo LD

The President escorted Hrs. Eisenhower out of the Interna­ tional Ballroom. They were accompanied by: The First Lady Julie Eisenhower

11:46 11 :51 The President motored from the Washington Hilton Hotel to the South Grounds of the t.fuite House. He was accompanied by: The First Lady Julie Eisenhower

11 :53 The Presidential party returned to the second floor Residence.

HHF/CD/MNM PASSENGER MANIFEST APPENDIX "A" THE SPIRIT OF '76 .j NSN: 1699 ~ Elmendorf AFB, Alaska to Andrews AFB, Wash DC J 27 Sep 1971 Depart: .9:20am Arrive: 8:35pm 6+15 3070SM 1

1. TIle President 2. Mrs Nixon 3. Sec William p. Rogers 4. Mrs Rogers 5. Sec Rogers C. B. Morton 6. Sen Ted Stevens 7. Mr John D. Eh~lichman 8. Mr H. R. Haldeman 9. Dr Henry A. Kissinger 10. Mr Neal Ball 11. Mr Dwight Chapin 12. Mr Richard A. Moore 13. Mr Herbert Stein 14. Dr Walter R. Tkach. 15. LtColonel Vernon C.' Coffey, Jr 16. Mr Stephen B. Bull 17. Mr Lawrence M. Higby 18. Mr Coleman S. Hicks 19. SDCS Zosimo T. Monzon 20. YNC Phil Martinez 21. Mr R. Taylor 22. Mr R. Pontius 23. Mr W. Hudson 24. Mr H. Thomas 25. Mr J. Novak 26. Mr N. Wallace 27. Nr J. Floyd 28. Mr R. Seaman 29 • Ivlr L. Egan 30. Mr Oliver S. Atkins 31. Mr Douglas Cornell AP 32. Hiss Helen Thomas UPI 33. Mr Howard Norton US ~ews & World Report 34. Mr Forrest Boyd Mutual Broadcasting 35. Mr Courtney Sheldon Christian Science Monitor 36. Mr Charles Tasnadi AP Photo 37. Mr Darryl Heikes UPI Photo

FOR OFFICIAL USE O~~Y APP;~HDIX tlB II

HELICOPTER MAJ~IFEST

September 21, 1971 MONDAY

FROM: ANDREWS AFB. TO: WHITE HOUSE

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon Dr. Kissinger Mr. Haldeman Mr. Higby Mr. Chapin Mr. Bull Dr. Tkach Mr. Ball LTC Coffey Mr. Pontius USSS Mr. Hudson USSS (~e Travel Record for Travel Activity) !PLACE LJA Y BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 28, 1971

THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 10:48 a.m. TUESDAY PHONE TIME P""Placed R=Received .ACTIVITY In Out Lo LD

10:48 The President had breakfast.

11:02 The President, accompanied by his daughter, Julie, went to the Oval Office.

11:02 11:04 The President met with his daughter, Julie.

11:30 11:57 The President met with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

The President met with: 12:04 1:22 Charles W. Colson, Special Counsel 12:15 12:30 Hr. Haldeman 1:04 1:35 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant 1:10 1:12 Mr. Haldeman

12:05 12:09 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

The President met with: 1:35 1:39 Alexander P. Butterfield, Deputy Assistant 1:36 1:40 Mr. Haldeman

1:ttl The President went to the South Grounds of the h~ite House. He was accompanied by: Hr. Haldeman Stephen B. Bul~, Staff Assistant

1:46 2:01 The Presidential party motored from the South Grounds of the White House to the Washington National Cathedral.

2:01 2:54 The Presidential party· attended funeral services for the late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Hugo L. Black.

3:04 The Presidential party motored from Washington National Cathedral to the South Grounds of the vfuite House.

3:05 The President returned to the Oval Office.

3:06 3:15 The President met with Hr. Haldeman.

3:15 The President went to the Cabinet Room.

3:15 3:52 The President met with Moktar Ould Daddah, President of Mauritania and President of the Organization of African Unity (OAD). For a list of other attendees, see APPEI--.TDIX "A. " Press photographers, in/out

3:55 . The President wen~ to the South Grounds of the I·fuite House. ;

1 3 u.s. GCI'lJlNMENT PRINTING omC:LI!I69-O-332-00S Page 01 Page(.). 'l I (~f Travfl Rfcord (or Travel Activity) I------~--I PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day. Yr.) SEPTEMBER 28, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 3:59 p.m. TUESDAY PHONE TIME P=Pl1ced R=Received ACTIVITY -­ In Out Lo LD

3:59 The President returned to the Oval Office.

3:59 4:13 The President signed H.R. 6531, a bill amending the Military Service Act of 1967. Attending the ceremony were: Senator John C. Stennis (D-Mississippi) Senator Gordan L. A1lott (R-Colorado) Congressman Leslie C. Arends (R-I11inois) Congressman F. Edward Hebert (D-Louisiana) Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of Defense Clark MacGregor, Counsel William E. Timmons, Assistant Peter M. Flanigan, Assistant Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary White House photographer, in/out

The President met with: 4:15 4:23 Mr. Haldeman 4:19 4:20 Mr. Butterfield

4:21 4:22 P The President talked with his daughter, Julie.

4:23 5:21 The President met to discuss pending legislation with: Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott (R-Pennsy1vania) Senator Robert P. Griffin (R-Michigan) House Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford (R-Michigan) Congressman Arends Mr. MacGregor Hr. Ziegler John D. Ehr1ichman, Assistant

4:55 4:57 P The President talked with Mr. Colson.

5:23 5:51 The President met to discuss cable television with: Senator John L. McClellan (D-Arkansas) Eugene S. Cowan, Deputy Assistant Mr. Flanigan White House photographer, in/out

5:50 P The President telephoned his daughter, Julie. The call was not completed.

5:53 5:54 P The President talked with the First Lady.

The ~resident met with: 5:55 6:37 Mr. Kissinger 5:55 6:42 Hr. Haldeman

6:26 6:30 P The President talked with Mr. Colson.

2 3 u.s. GOVERN/d£kT PRI"lING oma: :'~-332-OG8 Page of Page(s). I' no. u""" nvu.:>o. t"Kt.:'IUt.N I t(1~HAt(J) NI)l.UN'~ UAILY UIAKY (See Travel Record for Travel Activity) PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 28~ 197 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON~ D. C. 6:45 p.m. TUESDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY In Out Lo LD

6:45 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

7:02 The President went to the Map Room.

7:19 7:23 The President motored from the South Grounds of the White House to the Statler Hilton Hotel.

7:23 The President went to the Presidential Ballroom in the Statler Hilton Hotel.

7:24 7:36 The Presiden~ addressed approximately 500 members of the National League of Families convention. For a list of attendees~ see APPENDIX "B." Members of the press~ in/out

7:36 7:40 The President motored from the Statler Hilton Hotel to th South Grounds of the White House.

7:42 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

7:53 The President had dinner in the Lincoln Sitting Room.

8:08 R The President \vas telephoned by Mr. Kissinger. The call not completed.

8:15 8:16 P The President talked with his Personal Secretary, Rose' Hoods.

8:18 P The President telephoned Hr. Haldeman. The call was not completed.

8:20 8:26 R The President talked with Hr. Kissinger.

8:27 8:37 p The President talked with Mr. Colson.

9:53 R The President \.;ras telephoned by Mr. Haldeman. The call ,. not completed.

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ATTENDANCE CONFIRMED

MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION

DATE &TIME: September 28, 1971, 3:00 p.m.

PLACE: Cabinet Room, ~~ite House

PARTICIPANTS: President Nixon President Moktar Ould Daddah of Mauritania Hamdi Ould Mouknass, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mauritania Dr. Njoroge Mungai, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kenya Captain Charles Sissoko, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mali Elijah Mudenda, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Zambia Jean Keutcha, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cameroon Diallo Telli, Secretary General of the OAD Mohamed Sahnoun, Assistant Secretary General of the OAD Secretary of State William Rogers Henry A. Kissinger Ambassador Mosbacher Assistant Secretary of State David Newsom Marshall Wright, NSC Robert Bruce, Translator for President Ould Daddah Alec Toumayan, State Department Translator .1

APPENDIX IlBIl

September 27, 1971 National League of Families Convention Statler Hilton Hotel 7:24 pm - 7:36 pm Presidential Address

A list of the approximately 500 members of the National League of Families Convention was not made available to the Office of Presidential Papers and Archives.

0. THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S Dr\ILY DIARY (See Travtl Record for T,.lVtI Activity) I-­------:::-:-::::-:-:--:----::--::-:--:------1 PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEHBER 29, 1971 THE \olHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 9:42 a.m. WEDNESDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY III Out Lo LD

9:42 The President had breakfast.

9:55 The President went to the Oval Office.

10:03 10:05 The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

The President met with: 10:13 10:21 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant 10:19 10:20 Mr. Butterfield

10:21 10:33 The President met with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

10:33 11:15 The President met to discuss the international monetary situation with: Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMP) John B. Connally, Secretary of the Treasury Arthur F. Burns, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System White House photographer, in/out

11:16 The President went to the Blue Room.

11:16 11:24 The President met with: Manlio Brosio, Retiring Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) William P. Rogers, Secretary of State Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of Defense Martin J. Hillenbrand, Assistant Secretary of State Adm. Thomas H.,Moorer, Chairman of the JCS Emil Mosbacher, Jr., Chief of Protocol

The President and Secretary General Brosio were scheduled to be briefed by the President's Special Assistant, Mark I. Goode.

11:24 The President, accompanied by Secretary General Brosio, went to the East Room.

11: 25 The President awarded the Medal of Freedom to Secretary General Brosio. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A." Members of the press, in/out

11:37 The President, accompanied by Secretary General Brosio, went to the Grand Hall.

11:37 11:54 The President hosted a reception in honor of Secretary General Brosio. THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (See Travel Record for Travel Activity) ..... ------:::-:-:::::--:-:-:------:=----=--:------1 PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 29, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 11:54 a.m. WEDNESDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY -­ In Out Lo LD

11:54 The President returned to the Oval Office.

The President met with: 11:54 1.1 :58 Mr. Butterfield 11:55 12:44 Mr. Haldeman 11:59 1:08 Mr. Kissinger

11:58 12:00 P The President talked with his daughter, Julie.

1:15 1: 35 The President met with Mr. Haldeman.

1: 35 The President went to his office in the EOB.

2:45 2:55 The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

2:55 The President, accompanied by Mr. Ziegler, returned to the Oval Office.

3:00 3:02 The President met with Mr. Kissinger.

The President met with: 3:03 5:00 Andrey A. Gromyko, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the U.S.S.R. 3:03 4:39 Anatoliy F. Dobrynin, Ambassador from the U.S.S.R. to the U.S. 3:03 4:39 Secretary Rogers 3 :03 4:39 Mr. Kissinger 3:03 4:39 William Krimer, State Department Interpreter 3:03 4:39 Viktor Sukodrev, U.S.S.R. Interpreter

5:03 The Presidential partyawent to the Map Room.

5:04 The Presidential party went to the South Grounds of the White House for the departure of the Soviet party and the interpreters.

5:05 The President, accompanied by Secretary Rogers arid Hr. Kissinger, returned to the Oval Office.

5:05 5:14 The President met with: Secretary Rogers Hr. Kissinger

5:15 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

5:17 5:18 P The President talked with Staff Assistant Stephen B. Bull.

5:19 5:28 P The President talked with Hr. Kissinger. THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (See Travel Record for Travel Activity)

PLACE DAY DEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 29, 1971 -----1 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 5:28 p.m. WEDNESDAY PHONE TIME P=P!aeed R=Received ACTIVITY -----,----t--­ --- In Out Lo LD

5:28 The President went to the Blue Room.

5:28 5:30 The President met with Secretary Connally.

5:30 The President, accompanied by Secretary Connally, went to the East Room.

5:30 6:21 The President hosted a reception for members of the IMF. For a list of guests, see APPENDIX "B."

6:21 The President returned to the second floor Residence.

6:23 6: 36 The President met with: Brig. Gen. Walter R. Tkach, Personal Physician Dr. W. Kenneth Riland, Personal Physician

6:40 6:50 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

7:00 The President had dinner on the Truman Balcony with: The First Lady Julie Eisenhower

7:19 7:24 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

7:27 P The President telephoned his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson. The call was not completed.

7:33 7:57 P The President talked with Mr. Colson.

MHF/CD/HHM Cd,:REh10NY AT TIlE WHITE IlOu;:,E Wednesday, September 29, J971 at 11: 15 0 I clock .. APPENDIX "A"

The President

His Excellency Manlio Drosio Secretary Gene r al of the North Atlantic Treaty 0 rganizati on

Bon. David M. Abshire Asst. Secretary of State lor Congressional Affairs Hon. Dean Acheson Vice Chmn., The Atlantic Council of the U. S. Hon. Theodore C. Achilles Vice Chmn., The Atlantic Council of the U. S. J;I.Ofr;-Ga-Tl·'"A·l bG.x.~, Speaker, House of Representatives

B,..cp, be s.l.,i-o C I .;A ¥~Hd.s.- Illinois Hon. George Ball Washington, D. C. His Excellency Eyvind Bartels An'1bassador of Denmark Mr. Robe rt M. Beaudry Country Dir., Austria, Italy & Switzerland, Dept. of State Miss Betty Beale Washington Star and Hall Syndicate Bon. William D. Blair, J r. Asst. Secretary of State for Public AHairs Rep. FrankT. Bow Ohio Hon. Percival F. Brundage Treasu!"cr, The Atlantic Council of the U. S. Hon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr. Washington, D. C. Hon. Randolph Burges s Chrrm., The Atlantic Council of the U. S. His Excellency Marcel Cadieux A mbas sador of Canada Mr. Marquis W. Childs St. Louis Post-Dispatch His Excellency The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Cromer British Arnbassador The Honorable Vincenzo de Denedictis Minister, Embassy of JUdy Mr. Jvia r in0 cl e Med i ci 11 Tempo (ROTTle) 'Mr. Christian A. Chapman Foreign Service Officer, forrncrly on NATO staff - 2 - 9/29/71

Maj. Gen. William H. Draper, Jr. .. Former U. S. Permanent Rep. to NATO Mr. Roscoe Drummond Los Angeles Times Syndicate Admiral Charles K. Duncan COITllnande r in Chief, Atlantic Hon. Elbridge Dubrow Washington, D. C. Mr. Lawrence Eagleburger Deputy Asst. Secretary of Defense Hon. Robe rt F. Ellsworth Former U. S. Permanent Rep. to NATO His Excellency Melih Esenbel .r! Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey ! Rep. Paul Findley Illinois Hon. John Clifford Folger Washington, D. C. Hon. Henry H. Fowler Vice Chmn., The A tlantic Council of the U. S. Mr. John Getz Washington, D. C. General Andrew J. Goodpaster Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alfred M. Gruenther, USA, ret. Fonner Supreme Allied Commander Europe His Excellency Gudmundur 1. Gudmundsson Ambassador of Iceland His Excellency Arne Gunneng Ambassador of Norway Mr. Howard Handleman U. S. News & World Report Mr. Albert E. Hemsing Asst. Dir. for Europe, U. S. Information Agency Hon. Martin J. Hillenbrand Asst. Secretary of State for European Affairs Admiral EphraiIn P. Hohnes Virginia Beach, Virginia Hon. John N. Irwin, II Under Secretary of State Hon. Henry A. Kissinger Asst. to the President for National Security Affairs Hon. Herbert G. Klein Director of Communications for the Executive Branch Bon. Melvin R. Laird Secretary of Defense - 3 - 9/29/71

The Honorable Umberto La Rocca Minister Counselor, Elnbassy of Italy His Excellency Walter Loridan Ambassador of Belgium His Excellency Charles Lucet Anlbassador of France Mr. John G. MacCracken Political Officer, International Staff, NATO Rep. George H. Mahon Texas Rep. William S. Mailliard \ California Mr. John J. Maresca Dir. Adjutant of the Cabinet (Assistant Chief}(Mr. Brosio's staff) Mr. Endre Marton Associated Press The Honorable Antonio Cabrita Matias Charge d'Affaires a. i. of Portugal Hon. George C. McGhee Washington, D. C. Mr. Ralph J. McGuire Dir., Atlantic Political-Military Affairs, Dept. of State Hon. John L. McLucas Under Secretary of the Air Force Hon. LiviTigston T. Merchant V ice Cl;mn., The Atlantic Council of the U. S. Rep. Thomas E. Morgan Pennsylvania Mr. John H. Morse Deputy Asst. Secretary of Defense for European &: NATO Affairs Hon. Emil Mosbacher, Jr. Chief of Protocol Mr. He rman Nickel Time - Life Hon. Paul Nitze Washington, D. C. General Lauris Norstad, USAF, ret. Former Suprem.e Allied Comrnander Europe; Vice Chmn., The Atlantic Council of the U. S. Mr. Crosby S. Noyes Washington Evening Star Han. G. War ren Nutte r Asst. Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs His Excellency Egidio Orlona Ambassador of Italy Hon. David Packard Deputy Secretary of Defense - 4 - 9/29/71

1-.1.rs. Drew Pearson Washington, D. C. Hon. Richard F. Pedersen Counselor, Dept. of State Admiral Arthur W. Radford, USN, ret. Washington, D. C. General Matthcw B. Ridgway Fonner Supreme Allied Commander Europe Mr. Chalme rs M. Roberts Journalist, Wa shington, D. C. Hon. William P. Rogers Secretary of State

Hon. Eugcne V. Rostow --.. Vice Chmn., The Atlantic Council of the U. S. General John D. Ryan Chief of Staff, USAF Hon. George Smathers Washington, D. C. Hon. Gerard C. Smith Dir., U. S. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency Admiral H. P. Smith Former Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic Mr. Helmut Sonncnfeldt Senior staff membcr for Europe, NSC Sen. John J. Sparkman Alabama Hon. Ronald 1. Spiers Dir., Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, Dept. of State Mr. George S. Springsteen Deputy Asst. Secretary of State for European Affairs Mr. Timothy W. Stanley Was hington, D. C. Mr. Edward J. Streator, Jr. Dcp. Dir., Atlantic Political-Military Affairs, Dept. of State Hon. Russell E. Train Chmn., Council on Environmental Quality Mr. Warren Unna WETA-TV, Washington, D. C. Mr. Richard Valeriani NBC News His Excellency Baron Rijnhard B. Van Lynden A mbas s ador of the Netherlands Hon. John A. Volpe Secretary of Transportation His Excellency Jean Wagner Ambassador of Luxembourg - 5 - 9/29/71

Mr. Edward Weintal Special Assistant to the Dir., U. S. Information Agency General William C. Westmoreland Chief of Staff, U. S. Army Admiral Jerauld Wright Forme r Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic Senator Milton R. Young North Dakota Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Chief of Naval Operations APPENDlX II B"

RECEPTION AT THE WI-UTE HOUSE Wednesday, Sept<::mbci' 29, 1971 at five o'clock

The President

Abdel Ghani, Mr. Abde1 Aziz Barber, The Rt. Hon. Anthony Yemen Arab Republic United Kingdom Achaczai, Mr. Habibullah Mali Barco, Mr. Virgilio Afghanistan Cololnbia iI • Acosta, Mr. Cesar Romeo Barreto, Mr. Elnilio G. .,I Paraguay Peru .i Agnlon, H. E. Avraham Barrett. H. E. W. M,­ I Israel Fiji I Ahmad, H. E. M. M. Barrow. The R t. Hon. E. W. Pakistan Barbados \ I Aizpu, H. E. Jose Guillernlo Bedie. H.E. Henri Konan i j Pananla Ivory Coast AI-Ateeqy, H. E. Abdul Rahman Salim Ben El Mchdi, H. H. Prince f.,/loulay Ha5 s a~1 Kuwait Morocco I Alattar, H. E. Mohamed Benson. The Hon. Edgar J. Yemen A rCl.b R epubic Canada Alfonzo Havard, General Rafael Bidias a Ngon, H. E. Berna I'd Venezuela Cameroon Ali, M.T. S. OSlna~l Bihutc, Mr. Donaticn Pakistan Burundi Alpizar V., H. E. Claudio Bohiadi. Hon. Bruno Costa rHca Chad Anlouzcgar, H. E. Jamshid Botero de los Hios. Mr. Gernlan Iran Cololnbia Andri, Mr. Antonio :f,ouiti, Mr. Banza Be rnaI'd Haiti Congo Androse-h, H. E. Hannes Boumah. H. E. Augustin Austria Gabon Anh, H.. E. Le Tuan Braemer, H. E. Pierre Viet-Nam Mauritania Asbrink, Mr. PCI' Brand. Mr. L. B. Sweden Australia A yida, H. E. A. A. Bredahl. I-I. E. Karl O. Nigeria Denlnark Brignolle, lvir. Carlos S. Ba, H. E. Babacar Argentina Senegal Bro£05s, Mr. Erik' Babn, H. E. A. M. Norway Tanzania Burns, Hon. Arthur F. Banda, H.E. Alckc K. Cbrnn•• Bel. of Gov.• Fed. He5. Sys lvlalawi Bangura, 1'vlr. S. L. - 2 - 9/29/71 at 5 o'clock

Carli, Mr. Guido Faris, I-I. E. Mustapha Italy Morocco Chabi -Kao, H. E. Pascal Fernandez, Mr. Diogenes H. Dahomey Don1inican Republic Chambers, H.E. G. M. Ferrari-Aggradi, H. E. Mario Trinidad & Tobago Italy Chavan, H.E. Y.B. Fleitas, H. E. Carlos Mario India Uruguay Chaves Bareiro, Mr. Carlos Fontana Codina, H. E. Enrique Paraguay Spain Chen, Mr. Reignson C. Francisque, Mr. Edonard China Haiti Colley, H. E. George Fthenakis, H. E. En11uanuel Ireland Greece Connally, Hon. John B. Secretary of the Treasury Galanis, Mr. Demetrius N. Contreras Godoy, Mr. Augusto Greece Guatemala Galeano M., Mr. Alberto Honduras Dale, Hon. William B. Garango, H. E. Tiemoko Marc United States Upper Volta D'Andrade, Mr. W. P. Getz Wold, Mr. Knut Guyana Norway Dawar, H. E. Ghulam Haider Giscard d'Estaing, H. E. Valery Afghanistan France Deif, Mr. Nazih Gon, H. E. Francois United Arab Republic Central African Republic Delfim Netto, H. E ..Antonio Brazil Hadi Awadh, Mr. Jusein Diarra, H. E. Lieut. Baba Yemen Mali Halim, H. E. Mohamed Abdel Dias Rosas, H. E. Joao Sudan Portugal Hattori, Mr. Seitaro Dibba, H. E. S. M. Japan Gam.bia Herzi, Mr. Abdurahman Nul' Diederichs, _H. ~" .N. Somalia South Af-rica Hicuburundi, H. E. Joseph Durrani, Mr. S. U. Burundi Pakistan Hing Kunthel, Mr. Khmer Republic Echevarl"ia Leunda, Mr. Jorge Hoffmeye 1', Mr. Erik Uruguay Denmark Ekfou, H. E. Paulin Hogg, Mr. P. L. Togo Malta Ergin, H. E. Sait Naci Hon Sui Sen, H. E. Turkey Singapore Horowitz, Mr. David Espriella, Mr. Ricardo de la, Jr. Israel Panama Hoyte, H. E. H. D. Guyana Hsu, Mr. P. Y. China - 3 - 9/29/71 at 5 o'clock

Incer Barquero, Mr. Roberto Kleppe, H. E. Per Nicaragua .Norway InostrozIraq Li, H. E. Kwoh-Ting Kam.ara-Taylor, H. E. C. A. China Sierra Leone Licaros, Mr. Gregorio S. Kan, Mr. Alfred Rinnooy Philippines Netherlands Lieftinck, Mr. Pietel' Karim-Lamrani, H. E. M. Netherlands Morocco Llorente, H. E. Rodrigo Kaziende, H. E. Leopold Colombia Niger &Lohani, H. E. Vishnu Prasad Keita, H. E. Elhadj Mory Nepal Guinea Lough, Mr. N. V. Keke, H. E. Joseph New Zealand Dahom.cy Lovell, H. E. L. Khar.mawan, Mr. Byanti Swaziland Indonesia Khe rallah, H. E. Djibrine Mahroug, H. E. Ismail Chad Algeria Khunying Suparb Yossundara, Mr. Margain, H. E. Hugo B. Thailand Mexico Kibaki, Han. Mwai Masire, H. E. Dr. Q. K. J. Kenya Botswana Kidwingira, ]\11'. Bonaventure Massad A., Mr. Carlos Burundi Chile Kizilkay

Mensah. H. E. J. H. Nko Ivasa, H. E. Andres Ghana Guinea Mercado Montero. Mr. Manuel Nordal, Mr. Johannes Bolivia· Iceland Mcrzeban, H. E. Mohamed A. Nourallah, H. E. Nourallah Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Mey, Mr. Luis B. Noyola, Mr. Alfredo Benjamin j, rgentina El Salvador Miadana, H. E. Victor Nxumalo, Mr. J. Malagasy Republic Swaziland Mitchell, Mr. D. J. Nzanana, H. E. Fidele United Kingdom Rwanda .. Mitchell, Mr. Derek United Kingdom 0 1Brien, The R t. Hon. Sir Leslie Mizuta, H. E. Mikio United Kingdom Japan Omwony, !vir. Maurice P. Moalla, H. E. Mansour Kenya Tunisia Onana Awana, Hon. Charles Mondragon C., H. E. Ruben Camer.oon 110nduras Ortiz Mena, Mr. Antonio

Monreal Luque, H. E. Alberto Pres. I Inter-American Dev. Bk. Spain . Oshaish, H. E. Mahmoud Abdulla Jv1.oralcs BCrluudez, H. E. General Francisco Yemen Peru Mostefai, Mr. Seghir Palamenghi-Crispi, Mr. F. Algeria Italy Muldoon, H. E. R. D. Patsalides, H.E. A. C. New Zealand Cyprus Muller, Hon. Otto Pehoua, H. E. Francois Denn1.ark C entr.al African Republic Murad, Mr. Mahmoud Perera, H. E. N. M. Oman Ceylon Mwanakatwe, H. E. J. M. Perisin, Mr. Ivo Zambia Yugoslavia Petty, Hon. John A. Nabulsi, H. E. Omar N. Asst. Secy. of the Treasury Jordan Pinto Barbosa, Mr. Antonio Manuel Na Champassak, H. E. Sisouk Portugal Laos Poungui, H. E. Ange-Edouard Nam, H. E. Duck Woo Congo Korea Prasad, H. E. Bishnu Ndongala, H. E. Etienne Nepal Congo Prasad, Mr. P. S. N. Ndongo Buendi, Mr. Jesus India Guinea Prawiro, Mr. Radius Nelissen, H.E. R. J. Indonesia Netherlands Pyndiah, Mr. Ran1.aswamy Mauritius - 5 - 9/29/71 at 5 o'clock

Quilici, H. E. Juan A. Seaga, H. E. Edward Argentina Jamaica Seck, H. E. Ousmane Ralison Rakotovao, Mr. Senegal Malagasy Republic Sekhonyana, ~.E. R. Rasminsky, Mr. Louis Lesotho Canada Sen, Mr. S. R. Ringadoo, H. E. Veerasmy India Mauritius Serm Vinicchayakul, H. E. Rota, Mr. Giorgio Thailand Italy Sevilla-Sacasa, H. E. Dr. Guillermo Ambassac1o;of Nicaragua Saad, Mr. Ahmed Zaki Sherlala, Mr. Kassen Mohalnlnad Saudi Arabia Libyan Arab Republic Saeed, Mr. Ahmed A bdo Siaosi, Mr. Tofa Yemen Western San"loa Salem, H. E. Khalil Sidya, H. E. Mohamed Ould Cheikh Lebanon Mauritania Salgado, H. E. Alonso Smole, H.E. Janko Ecuador Yugoslavia Salim, Mr. Khalil Sneeden, The Hon. B. M. Jordan Australia Samater, II. E. Ibrahim Mega.g Snoy et d'Oppuers, H. E. Baron Somalia Belgium Sambwa, Mr. Jules-Fontaine Sok Chhong, H. E. Congo Khmer Republic Sasaki, H. E. Tadashi Soumare, H.E. Diaramouna Japan Mauritania Samuels, Hon. Nathaniel Southard, Hon. F rank A. Dep. Under Secy of State for International Monetary Fund Economic Affairs Souvannavong, Mr. Oudong Sa.nabani, H. E. Abdulla Laos Yemen Stedtfeld, Mr. Fritz Sangare, Mr. N1Faly Germany Guinea Stephani, Mr. C. C. Sapir, H.E. Pinchas Cyprus . Is rael Strang, H. E. Gunnar Sarkis, Mr. Elias Sweden Lebanon Suarez C., Mr. Edgardo Schiller, H. E. Karl El Salvador Germany Suzuki, Mr. Hideo Schleiminger, Mr. Guenther Japan Gennany Schmitz, Mr. Wolfgang Austria Schweitzer, Hon. Pierre-Paul International Monetary Fund - 6 - 9/29/71 at 5 o'clock

Tadesse, H. E. Man'l:no Wieczoro\-vski, Mr. Hobert E. Ethiopia United States Tallgren, H. E. C. O. Wong Pakshong, Mr. Michael Finland Singapore Tan Sicw Sin, H. E. Wonuser, Mr. Olivier Malaysia France Tazi, Mr. Abderrahman Morocco Yalueogo, Mr. Antoine W. Tembo, Mr. J. Z. U. Upper Volta Malawi Yaneogo, H. E. M. Edouard Tevi, H.E. Jean Upper Volta Togo Yu, Mr. I\:uo-Hwa Tornqvist, Mr. Erik China Finland Zakara, H. E. Mouddour Ugueto, Mr. Luis Niger Venezuela Zalzalah, Mr. Abdul Hassan Uyen, Mr. Le Quang Iraq Viet-Nam Zandou, Mr. Ahmed Egypt van Campenhout, Mr. Andre Zevallos, Mr. Joaquin Belgium Ecuador Vandeputtf;, Mr. Robert Zijlstra, Mr. J. Belgiurn Netherlands Vienot, :Mr. Marc Zouaoui, Mr. Ali France Tunisia Vira ta , H. E. C e sal' Philippines Volcker, Hon. Paul A. Under Secrctary of Treasury for Monetary Affairs Volio G., Mr. Claudio A. Costa Rica

Wa.ddington, Mr. E. Lesotho Wakhwcya, H. E. E. B. Uganda Walker, Hon. Charls E. Under Secy. of the Treasury Wardhana, H. E. Ali Indonesia Watanabe, Mr. Takeshi Pres., A sian Dcvelopn1cnt Bank Weeks, H. E. J. Milton Liberia V{erner, H.E. Pi'crrc LUXclubourg • THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (See T,.vel Record for Travel Activity) I------=~:...:.:...~:..:...;.:..:....:...:._~...... :.;.-----:::-:'=-:::---::----:::-:-----I PLACE Old Ill,GAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTE~rnER 30, 1971 THE \lliITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 8:40 a.m. THURSDAY PHONE TIME P=Phced R=Received ACTIVITY ---~-~._--+--.._---l In Out 10 10

8:40 The President had breakfast.

8:49 The President went to the Oval Office.

8:50 8:51 The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

The President met with: 9:00 9:20 H. R. Haldeman, Assistant 9:18 9:20 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant

The President met with: 9:22 9:54 Hr. Kissinger 9:22 9:38 George H. W. Bush, Ambassador from the U.S. to the United Nations 9:53 10:05 John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant

The President met with: 10:07 11:03 John N. Mitchell, Attorney General 10 :50 11:03 Robert H. Finch, Counsellor

11 :05 The President went to the Cabinet Room.

11:05 12:15 The President met with leaders of national educational organizations. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A." Press photographers, in/out White House photographer, in/out

11:18 R The President was telephoned by his daughter, Julie. The call was not completed.

12:15 The President returned to the Oval Office.

12:16 12:18 R The President talked with his daughter, Julie.

The President met with: ).2:20 12:36 William P. Rogers, Secretary of State 12:20 12:45 Mr. Kissinger

12:45 12 :51 The President was photographed for "International Credit Union WeekI! with: Virginia H. Knauer, Special Assistant Lt. Gen. Herman Nickerson, Jr., Administrator of the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Richard H. Grant, Chairman of the NCUA Board Harion F. Gregory, Member of the NCUA Board White House photographer, in/out THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAILY DIARY (s.. Tr,,'eI Record for Travd Aeti,'ity) PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo" Day. Yr,) SEPTEMBER 30, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 12:51 p.m. T}WRSDAY PHONE TIME P=Placod R=Reeeived ACTIVITY In Out Lo to

12:51 12:58 The President met with twelve newspaper carriers in conjunction with "National Newspaper Boy Day." For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "B." Members of the press, in/out White House photographer, in/out

The President met with: 12:58 2:11 George P. Shultz, Director of the OMB 12 :58 2:11 Herbert Stein, Member of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) 1:01 1:08 Mr. Kissinger

12:59 P The President telephoned long distance to C. G. Rebozo in Key Biscayne, Florida. The call was not completed.

1:04 P The President telephoned long distance to Mr. Rebozo in Key Biscayne, Florida. The call was not completed.

2:12 2:15 P The President talked long distance with Hr. Rebozo in Key Biscayne, Florida.

The President met with: 2:22 2:35 Mr. Haldeman 2:25 2 :50 . Mr. Kissinger

2:54 The President went to the Cabinet Room.

2:54 3:35 The President met to discuss the Dulski-Waldie Resolution with key Southern Democratic Congressmen. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "C." White House photographer, in/out

3:35 The President returned to the Oval Office.

3:38 4:10 The President met with: Souvanna Phouma, Prime Minister of Laos Prince Khammao, Ambassador from Laos to the U.S. Alec Tournayan, State Department Interpreter Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Deputy Assistant Press photographers, in/out

The President met with: 4:10 5:13 Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs from the United Kingdom 4:10 5:13 Earl Rowley Cromer, Ambassador from the United Kingdom to the U.S. 4:10 5:31 Mr. Kissinger 5:15 5:20 Mr. Butterfield Press photographers, in/out White House photographer, in/out THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON'S DAilY DIARY (See Travel Record (or Travel Activity) [LACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) SEPTEMBER 30, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME DAY WASHINGTON, D. C. 5:33 p.m. THURSDAY PHONE TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY In Out Lo LD

5:33 The President went to the second floor Residence.

5:35 The President and the First Lady went to the State Dining Room.

5: 35· 6:15 The President and First Lady hosted a reception for retiring Associated Press White House Correspondent Douglas B. Cornell. For a list of guests, see APPENDIX "D." Members of the press, in/out White House photographer, in/out

6:15 The President went to the South Grounds of the White House. He was accompanied by: The First Lady Julie Eisenhower

6:16 6:23 The President flew by helicopter from the South Grounds of the White House to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "E."

6:31 8:51 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Andrews AFB, Maryland, to Homestead AFB, Florida. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "F."

8:57 9:10 The President flew by helicopter from Homestead AFB, Florida to the helipad at the Key Biscayne Compound. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "E."

10:50 10:51 R The President talked with his Valet, Mano1o Sanchez.

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') ') APPENDIX "A"

MEETING WITH TEN LEADERS OF NATIONAL EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS September 29, 1971 The Cabinet Room

John D. Ehrlichman John Evans Dana Mead Sec. Richardson Sidney Marland, Commissioner, Office of Education Lee Pierson, Special Assistant to the Commissioner Dr. Ruth Holloway, Chairman of the Right to Read Program Neil McElroy, Chairman of the Commission on School Finance Herb Stein John B. Geissinger, President of the American Assn of School Administrators David Seldon, President of the American Federation of Teachers Floyd T. Christian, President of the Council of Chief State School Officers Joseph Manch, President of the Council of Great City Schools Mrs. John M. Mallory, President of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers Rev. C. Albert Koob, President of the National Catholic Education Assn. Donald E. Morrison, President of the National Education Assn. Kenneth E. Buhrmaster, President of the National School Boards Assn. James H. Rowland, President of the National Assn of State Boards of Education

Attendance confirmed ..

.APPENDIX "B"

MEETING WITH ELEVEN NEHSPAPER BOYS AND ONE GIRL

September 30, 1971

L. Scott Olson, Supervisor in Charge Edison, New Jersey

New York Daily News: Curtis Sliwa Philadelphia Daily News: Jimmy French

Valley Daily News Kevin Markwell Tarentum, Pa. News Tr i bune : Christopher Messina Colonis, New Jersey

Philadelphia Bulletin' Bruce Hynes West Chester, Pa. Baltimore Sun: David Bell, Jr.

Baltimore News-American: Glenn Norris

Washington Post: Millard Hall Washington, D.C. Washington Daily News: David Byers

Courier-Times: John Neeld Levittown, Pa.

Elkhart Truth: John Neurschwander Elkhart, Indiana Washington Star: Gretchen McHale Washington, D.C.

Staff

Charles Colson Neal Ball DeVan Shumway

ATTENDANCE CONFIRMED APPENDIX tI CIl

PARTICIPANTS

The President· Rep. Tom Bevill CD-Ala) Rep. Omar Burleson CD-Tex) Rep. William Colmer CD-Mis ) Rep. David Henderson CD-NC) Rep. Alton Lennon CD-NC) Rep. George Mahon CD-Tex) Rep. Olin "Tiger" Teague CD-Te Rep. Joe Waggonner CD-La)

.-.. John Ehrlichman George Shultz Clark MacGregor Richard Cook

NOTE: Congressmen F. Edward Hebert and Robert Sikes both regretted.

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APPENDIX "D"

RECEPrION FOR DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

September 30, 1971

A guest list was not available for this office. The invitations were issued orally by the Press Office and no comprehensive list was made of those attending. ..

APPENDIX "E tl

HELICOPI'E.l1 ,\MANIFEST

September 30, 1971

FROM WHITE HOUSE LAWN TO: ANDREWS AFB

President Nixon Mrs. Nixon Mrs. David Eisenhower Mr. Haldeman Mr. Ziegler Mr. Higby Dr. Lukash 2 Unknown USSS

,I i I l ~ .1 I ! I ! APPENDIX "FIl

PASSENGER MANIFEST THE SPIRIT OF ' 76 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY MSN: 1700 Andrews AFB Wash DC to Homestead AFBFla 30 Sep 1971 Depart: 6:30pm Arrive: 8:55pm 2+25 960SM

1. ~ne President 2. Mrs Nixon 3. Mrs Julie Eisenhower 4. Mr H R Haldeman 5. Mr Ronald L Ziegler 6. Mr Charles W Colson 7. Mrs Colson 8. Mr Lawrence M Higby 9. Doctor William M Lukash 10. Major John V Brennan 11. Mrs Manuel Sanchez 12. SP7 Herbert G Oldenburg 13. GySgt Muriel A Collins 14. YNC Phil Martinez 15. Mr R Pontius 16. Mr R Keiser 17. Mr W Hudson 18. Mr J Beary 19. Hr II Thomas 20. Hr J Novak 21. Mr N Wallace 22. Mr J Floyd 23. Mr V DeBenedetto 24. Mr Byron Shoemaker WH Photo 25. Hr Frank Cormier AP 26. Mr George Marder UPI 27. Hr Tom Littlewood Chicago Sun Times 28. Mr Jim McManus Westinghouse 29. Mr Chuck Harrity AP Photo 30. Mr Roddy Mims UPI Photo 31. Mr John Lindsey Newsweek 32. Hr David Wiegman NBC TV 33. Mr John Hofen NBC TV Sound 34. Hr Clieve Ryan Lighting Technician

FOR OFFICIAL USE 01~Y