Scanned from the President's Daily Diary Collection (Box 72A) at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
THE WHITE HOUSE THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 6:48 a.m. SATURDAY PHONE '-- TIME 1l al ACTIVITY 0: r---In---'---O-u-t--' ~
6:48 The President had breakfast.
7:25 The President went to the Oval Office.
7 :42 The President went to the South Grounds of the White House.
7:42 7:50 The President flew by helicopter from the South Grounds to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."
7:59 9:12 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Andrews AFB to Greenville/Spartanburg Jet Airport, Greenville, South Carolina. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B."
Note: the President was accompanied by members of the press throughout his visit to South Carolina, North Carolina, and Kentucky.
9:15 The President was greeted by: James B. Edwards, state Senator (R-South Carolina) and Republican candidate for Governor of South Carolina Carroll Campbell, state Representative (R-South Carolina) and Republican candidate for Lt. Governor of South Carolina Marshall Parker, Republican candidate for Congress from the 3rd Congressional District of South Carolina Len Phillips, Republican candidate for Congress from the 5th Congressional District of South Carolina Robert Watkins, Republican candidate for Congress from the 4th Congressional District of South Carolina Gwen Buch, Republican candidate for Senate from South Carolina Jesse L. Cooksey, Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party Hal C. Byrd, Republican National Committeeman for South Carolina Gen. William C. Westmoreland, former U.S. Army Chief of Staff Robert T.B. Stevens, Chairman of the Board, J.P. Stevens and Company, Incorporated, New York, New York
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo.• Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 9:20 a.m. SATURDAY -PHONE TIME ] ACTIVITY 1------,--O-u-t---1 ~ 1n
9:20 The President went to the platform. He was escorted by: Senator Strom Thurmond (R-South Carolina) Mr. Edwards Mr. Cooksey John G. Baehr, Mayor (R-Spartanburg, South Carolina)
The President was presented with the key to the city by Mayor Baehr.
The President was introduced by Mr. Edwards.
9:30 9:35 The President addressed the crowd gathered for his arrival.
9:35 The President went to the helicopter. He was accompanied by: Senator Thurmond Mr. Parker Mr. Phillips
9:50 10:09 The President flew by helicopter from Greenvill~/Spartanburg Jet Airport to Hanna High School he1ipad, Anderson, South Carolina. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."
10:09 The President was greeted by: Governor John C. West (D-South Carolina) Mrs. John C. West Congressman William Jennings Bryan Dorn (D-South Carolina) Darwin Wright, Mayor (D-Anderson, South Carolina) Mrs. Darwin Wright
The President was presented with the key to the city by Mayor Wright.
10:13 The President went to his motorcade. He was accompanied by: Senator Thurmond Mr. Parker
10:13 10:18 The Presidential party motored from Hanna High School helipad to the Anderson Independent and the Daily Mail building, Old Williamston Road.
10:18 The President was greeted by President and Publisher of the Anderson Independent and the Daily Mail John C. Ginn.
10:21 10:56 The President participated in a dedication ceremony of the Anderson Independent and the Daily Mail building.
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo.• Day. Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 10:21 a.m. SATURDAY r--PHONE TIME ] ~ ACTIVITY ~--In---'r--O-u-t--~ ~
10:21 The President, escorted by Senator Thurmond and Mr. Marshall went to the platform. For a list of platform guests, see APPENDIX "C."
10:28 The President went to the dedication plaque. He was accompa nied by owner of the Anderson Independent and the Daily Mail Robert Marbut.
10 :29 The President unveiled the dedication plaque. He was assisted by: Mr. Ginn Mr. Marbut
10:31 The President returned to the platform.
10:38 The President was introduced by Mr. Parker.
10 :3: 10:56 The President addressed the crowd attending the ceremony.
10:56 The President returned to his motorcade.
11:04 11:09 The President motored from the Anderson Independent and the Daily Mail building to Hanna High School helipad. He was accompanied by: Senator Thurmond Mr. Parker
11:09 The President boarded the helicopter.
11:14 12:06 The President flew by helicopter from Hanna High School helipad to Rock Hill Mall helipad, Rock Hill, South Carolina. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."
1.2:06 The President participated in a Republican campaign rally.
12:06 The President, escorted by Senator Thurmond and Mr. Phillips went to the platform. For a list of platform guests, see APPENDIX "D."
12:15 The President was introduced by Mr. Phillips.
12:25 12:38 The President addressed the crowd gathered for the rally.
12:50 The President, accompanied by Senator Thurmond and Mr. Phillips returned to his helicopter.
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo .• Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 12:55 p.m. SATURDAY PHONE r- TIME 1 ACTIVITY ~--I-n---r---O-ut--~ l
12:55 1:33 The President flew by helicopter from Rock Hill helipad to Greenville/Spartanburg Jet Airport. For a list of passen gers, see APPENDIX "A."
1:37 The President went to his motorcade.
1:37 1:53 The President motored from Greenville/Spartanburg Jet Airport to Greenville Memorial Auditorium, 401 E. North Street. He was accompanied by: Senator Thurmond Mr. Phillips
1:53 2:41 The President attended a Republican fundraising luncheon in honor of Republican candidates in South Carolina.
The President, escorted by Senator Thurmond went to the holding area.
1:56 The PreSident, escorted by Senator Thurmond went to the head table. For a list of head table guests, see APPENDIX "E."
The President was introduced by Senator Thurmond.
1:58 2:21 The President addressed approximately 600 persons attending the luncheon.
The President was presented with a tablecloth and napkins embossed. with the seal of the state of South Carolina by Mr. Byrd.
2:41 The PreSident, escorted by Senator Thurmond, returned to his motorcade.
2:41 3:00 The President motored from Greenville Memorial Auditorium to Greenville/Spartanburg Jet Airport. He was accompanied by Senator Thurmond.
The President bade farewell to Senator and Mrs. Thurmond.
3:05 3:36 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Greenville/ Spartanburg Jet Airport to Winston-Salem/Highpoint Air port, Greensboro, North Carolina. For a list of passen gers, see APPENDIX "F."
3:36 The President was greeted by Governor James E. Holshouser (R-North Carolina).
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo .. Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 3:36 p.m. SATURDAY PHONE f-- TIME ~ '" ACTIVITY i ~ 1-,--._---.-----1 II II ,'" Out .. ~
The President participated in a Republican campaign rally sponsored by the North Carolina Republican Executive Committee.
The President, escorted by Governor Holshouser, went to the platform. For a list of platform guests, see APPENDIX "G."
3:54 The President was introduced by William E. Stevens, Republi can candidate for Senate from North Carolina.
3:58 4:06 The President addressed approximately 10,000 persons attending the rally.
The President, escorted by Mr. Stevens, returned to the "Spirit of '76."
EDT CDT 4:25 4:27 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Winston-Salem Highpoint Airport to Standiford Airport, Louisville, Kentucky. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "H."
(Actual flying time: 1 hour, 2 minutes)
4 :30 The President was greeted by Kentuckey Republican leaders and elected officials. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "I."
4:34 The President went to his motorcade.
4:34 4:45 The President motored from Standiford Airport to the Execu tive Inn, Watterson Expressway.
The President was greeted by Manager of the Executive Inn George Shirley.
The President went to his suite.
6:53 The President returned to his motorcade.
7:00 7:02 The President motored from the Executive Inn to the Kentucky Exposition Center, Freedom Hall.
7:02 The President was greeted by: Charles R. Coy, Chairman of the Republican Party of Kentucky continued
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 7:02 p.m. SATURDAY PHONE f-- TIME -g ~ ACTIVITY ~--In--~r---O-ut--~ ~
continued
Earl R. Searcy, Chairman of the Jefferson County (Kentucky) Republican Executive Committee and Chairman of the Kentucky Republican fundraising reception and luncheon
7:02? The President, escorted by Mr. Coy and Mr. Searcy went to the Fan Fair Room.
7:02? The President attended a Kentucky Republican fundraising reception.
7:02? 7:20? The President greeted approximately 400 guests attending the reception.
7:20? The President, escorted by Senator Marlow W. Cook (R-Kentucky) went to an adjacent room.
7:20? 7:28 The President met with head table guests attending the Kentucky fundraising dinner. For a list of head table guests, see APPENDIX "J."
7:30 The Presidential party went to the dais in Freedom Hall.
7:42 The Presidential party had dinner.
8:30 The President was introduced by Senator Cook.
8:40 8:55 The President addressed approximately 4,000 guests attending the dinner.
9:01 The President returned to his motorcade.
9:10 9:15 The President motored from the Kentucky Exposition Center to Standiford Airport.
CDT EDT 9:21 11:27 The President flew by the "Spirit of '76" from Standiford Airport to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passen gers, see APPENDIX "K."
(Actual flying time: 1 hour, 8 minutes)
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PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.) THE WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER 19, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. TIME DAY 11:34 p.m. SATURDAY ~ TIME 1! '-' ACTIVITY '" I---'n--'--O-u-t-; ~
11:34 11:42 The President flew by helicopter from Andrews AFB to the South Grounds of the White House. For a list of passen gers, see APPENDIX "A."
11:44 The President returned to the second floor Residence.
EJIEJ 11/3/76
GPO, 1974 Ol-555-863 APPENDIX "A"
HELICOPTER MANIFEST:
October 19, 1974
FROM: South Grounds of the White House
TO: Andrews AFB, Maryland
The President
Robert T. Hartmann, Counsellor Dean Burch, Counsellor Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary Richard B. Cheney, Consultant Terrence O'Donnell, Aide William Henkel, Jr., Special Assistant David H. Kennerly, Personal Photographer Rear Adm. William M. Lukash, Physician Maj. Robert E. Barrett, Army Aide
FROM: Greenville-Spartansburg Jet Airport, Greenville, South Carolina
TO: Hanna High School helipad, Anderson, South Carolina
The President
Senator Strom Thurmond (R-South Carolina) Marshall Parker, Republican candidate forC6ngress, Thi1!'dDistrict,- South£arnlina Len Phillips, Republican candidate for Congress, Third District~Sollth Carolina Mr. Hartmann Mr. Nessen Mr. 0,' Donnell Mr. Kennerly Rear Adm. Lukash Maj. Barrett
FROM: Hanna High School helipad, Anderson, South Carolina
TO; Rock Hill Mall, Rock Hill, South Carolina
The President
Sen. Thurmond Mr. Cheney Mr. Phillips Mr. Hartmann Mr. Nessen Mr. O'Donnell Mr. Kennerly Rear Adm. Lukash Maj. Barrett
continued APPENDIX "A" -2 10/19/74
FROM: Rock Hill Mall t Rock Hill, South Carolina
TO: Greenville-Spartansburg Jet Airport, Greenville t South Carolina The President
Sen. Thurmond Mr. Cheney Mr. Phillips Mr. Hartmann Mr. Nessen Mr. O'Donnell Mr. Kennerly Rear Adm. Lukash Maj. Barrett
FROM: Andrews AFB, Maryland
TO: South Grounds of the White House
The President
Mr. Hartmann Mr. Burch Mr. Nessen Mr. O'Donnell Mr. Cheney Mr. Kennerly Rear Adm. Lukash Maj. Barrett APPENDIX "B"
PASSENGER ~~~IFEST
AIR FORCE ONE 27000 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY HISSION 1135 Andrews AFB~ Washington DC to Greenville-Spartanburg, SC 19 Oct 1974 Dep: 8:00am Arr: 9:15am 1+15 360SM
1. THE PRESIDENT 2. Secretary Fredrick B.. Dent, Secretary of COImllerce . 3. Mrs. Fredrick B. Dent 4. Senator Strom Thurmond (R-South Carolina) 5. Mrs. Strom Thurmond 6. Senator Jesse A. Helms (R-North Carolina) 7. Counsellor Robert Hartmann, Counsellor
8. Mr. Ron Nessen, Press Secretary .a. 9. Mr. Dean Burch, Counsellor 10. Mr. Dick Cheney, Consultant 11. Dr. William Lukash, Physician 12. Mr. David Kennerly, Personal Photographer 13. Mr. Terrence O'Donnell, Aide ...... 14. Mr. Bill Henkel, Jr., Special Assistant 15. Mr. Wilbur E. Ainsworth, Special Assistant· 16. Major Robert E. Barrett , Army Aide 17~ Miss Jill McAu1a ,Secretar (Press Office) 18. Mr. R. Keiser 19. Mr. G. Bechtle 20. Mr. K. Jordan 21. Mr. R. Hall 22. Mr. W. Ebert USSS 23. Mr. J. Samuelson 24. Mr. R. Clark 25. Mr. K. Merrihew 26. Mr. C. Patto~______~______~~ 27. MSG Herbert 01denberg, baggage handler 28. YNCS Kelly McGavock, stenographer 29. Mr. Gaylord Shaw AP 30. Mr. Mike Feinsi1ber UPI 31. Mr. Bob Boyd KNIGHT 32. Mr. John Osborne New Repub lic 33. Mr. John Cochran NBC 34. Mr. John Duricka AP Photo 35. Mr. Frank Cance11are UPI Photo 36. Mr. George Romi1ly ABC Crew 37. :Hr. Ken Blaylock . ABC Crew 38. Mr~ Cleveland Ryan ABC Crew
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPENDIX liCit
Attendance not confirmed.
DEDICATION OF THE ANDERSON INDEPENDENT AND DAILY MAIL BUILDING
October 19, 1974 Anderson, South Carolina
Platform Guests:
Houston Harte, Chairman of the Board of Harte-Hanks Newspapers
Senator Strom Thurmond (R-South Carolina)
Marshall Parker, Republican candidate for Congress from the third Congressional District of South Carolina
The President
Podium
John Gill, President of the Anderson Independent and Daily Mail
Governor John C. West (D.::-South Carolina)
Senator Ernest F. Hollings (D-South Carolina)
Robert Marbut, owner of the Anderson Independent and Daily Mail APPENDIX "D"
Attendance not confirmed.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN RALLY
Rock Hill Mall, Rock Hill, South Carolina October 19, 1974
Platform Guests:
Rev. Robert J. Robinson
G. Twitty
Dr. Vail
David Lyle, Mayor of Rock Hill, South Carolina
George Hearn, President of the Rock Hill (South Carolina) Chamber of Commerce and Master of Ceremonies
Podium
The President
Senator Strom Thurmond (R-South Carolina)
Len Phillips, Republican candidate for Congress from the fifth Congressional District of South Carolina
Faye H. Smith, Rock Hill (South;Carolina) Mall Merchants Association
Dr. Evans
Note: Not all platform guests could be identified by the White House Advance Office. APPENDIX "E"
Attendance not confirmed.
REPUBLICAN FUNDRAISING LUNCHEON
Greenville Memorial Auditorium, Greenville, South Carolina October 19,1974
Head Table;(;e.ests:
Max M. Heller, Mayor (D-G~eenYille, South Carolina)
Mrs. Strom Thurmond
Mrs. Frederick B. Dent
Carroll A. Campbell, Jr., Republican candidate for Lt. Governor of South Carolina
The President
Senator Strom Thurmond (R-South Carolina)
Podium
Hal C. Byrd, Republican National Committeeman for South Carolina
James B. Edwards, state Senator (R-South Carolina) and Republican candidate for Governor of South Carolina
Gen. William C. Westmoreland, former U.S. Army Chief of Staff
Frederick B. Dent, Secretary of Commerce
Jesse L. Cooksey, Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party
John A. Saab, Jr., Minister, Allen Temple African Methodist Episcopal Church, Greenville, South Carolina
Beverly Ebner, First Vice Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party
Second Row:
____Spence
Mrs. William C. Westmoreland continued . • • APPENDIX "E" p. 2 10/19/74
Robert Watkins, Republican candidate for Congress from the fourth Congressional District of South Carolina
Connie Armitage, National Federation of Republican Women
Len Phillips, Republican candidate for Congress from the fifth Congressional District of South Carolina
Marshall Parker, Republican candidate for Congress from the third Congressional District of South Carolina
Gwen Buch, Republican cnadidate for Senate from South Carolina
Kenneth E. Allen, Chairman of the South Carolina Young Republicans
Bill Wheless, WFBC-TV personality, Greenville, South Carolina . APPENDIX ifF"
PASSENGER ~~IFEST
AIR FORCE ONE 27000 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY MISSION 1135 G~eenville-Spartanburg, SC to Greensboro, NC 19 Oct 1974 Dep: 3:05pm Arr: 3:40pm +35 l35SM
1. THE PRESIDENT 2. Senator Jesse A. Helms (R-North Carolina) 3. DH.D~ Robert Hartmann, Counsellor 4. Mr. Jack Hushen , Deputy Pr~ss Secretary 5. Mr. Dean Burch ,'Counsellor 6. Mr. Dick Cheney, Consultant 7. Dr. William Lukash, Physician - . B. Mr. David Kennerly, Personal'Photographer • 9. Mr. Terrence 0 1 Donnell , Aide 10. Mr. Bill Henkel, Special-Assistant 11. Mr. Wilbur E. Ainsworth, Special Assistant' 12. Major Robert E. Barrett, Army Aide 13. Miss Jill McAulay, Secretary (Pr~~ Office) 14. Mr. R. Keiser 15. Mr. G. Bechtle 16. Mr. K. Jordan 17. Mr~ R. Hall lB. _Mr. W. Ebert' 19. Mr • J • Samue 1son USSS 20. Mr. R. Clark 21. Mr. K. Merrihew 22. Mr. C. Patto·~~______~ 23. MSG Herbert Oldenberg , baggage handler 24. !NCS Albert K. McGavock, stenographer 25. Mr. Frank Cormier AP 26. Mr. Gene Risher Cox Newspaper 27. Mr. Tom DeFrank Newsweek . 2B. Mr. Bob Moore Mutual 29. Mr. John Duricka AP Photo 30. Mr. Frank Cancellare UPI Photo' 31. Mr. George Rami lly ABC Crew 32. Mr. Ken Blaylock ABC Crew 33. Mr. Cleveland Ryan ABC Crew
FOR OFFICIAL USE .ONLY, APPENDIX "G" Attendance not confirmed.
REPUBLICAN RALLY
Greensboro, North Carolina October 19, 1974
?latform guests: (Not listed in order of seating)
Ward Purrington, Republican Candidate~from the 4th Congressional District of North Carolina
Ste~itchie, Republican Candidate~from the 6th Congressional District of North Carolina
Congo Earl B. Ruth (R-North Carolina)
The President
William Stevens, Republican Candidate for the Senate from North Carolina
James Carson, Attorney General (R-North Carolina) seeking re-election
Thomas S. Bennett, Chairman, North Carolina Republican Executive Committee
Cong"James G. Martin (R-North Carolina)
Congo James T. Broyhill (R-North Carolina)
Congo Wilmer D. Mizell (R-North Carolina)
USSS
Governor James E. Holshouser (R-North Carolina)
Senator Jesse A. Helms (R-North Carolina) APPENDIX· "H"
PASSENGER J!tIANlFEST
AIR FORCE ONE 27000 - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY MISSION 1135 Greensboro, NC to Louisville, KY 19 Oct 1974 Dep:· 4:25pm Arr: 4:30pm 1+05 3l5SM
1. THE PRESIDENT ·2. ~Robert Hartmann, Counsellor 3. Mr. Dean Burch , Counsellor 4. Mr. Ron Nessen, Press Secretary 5. Mr. Dick Cheney , Gonsultant 6. Dr. William Lukash , Physician 7. Mr. David Kennerly, Personal Photographer - . s. Mr. Bill Henkel ; Special Assistant .. 9. Mr. Terrence O'Donnell, Aide -10. Mr. Wilbur E. Ainsworth, Special Assistant. II. Major Robert E. Barrett, Army Aide 12. Miss 3ill McAulay, Secretary (pre~~Office) 13. Mr. R. Keiser . . 14. }tIre G. Bechtle 15. Mr. C. Rochmer 16. Mr. 3. Ball 17. Mr. S. Harrison .USSS 18. Mr. J. Delamore 19. 'Hr. D. Zimmerman 20. Ur. So Zimney 21. Mr. M. Goehring 22. MSG Herbert Oldenberg , baggage handler 23. YNCS Kelly McGavock, stenographer 24. Mr. Frank Cormier· AP 25. Mr. Mike Feinsilber UPI 26. Mr. Gene Risher Cox Newspaper 270 Mro Tom DeFrank Newsweek 28. Mr. Bob Moore l-Iutua1 29. Mr. 30hn Duricka AP Photo 30. Mr. Frank Cancellare UPIPhoto
31. Mr. George Romilly ABC Crew ~ f'v ," . 32. Mr. Ken Blaylock ABC Crew .N 33. Mr. Cleveland Ryan ABC Crew FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPENDIX "I" WELCOMING DELEGATION October 19, 1974 Standiford Field, Louisville, Kentucky GREETERS: Senator Marlow W. Cook (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Marlow W. Cook Congressman Gene Snyder (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Gene Snyder Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Tim Lee Carter Charles R. Coy, Chairman of the Republican Party of Kentucky Edwin G. Middleton, Republican National Committeeman for Kentucky Mrs. Edwin G. Middleton Mrs. Harold B. Barton, Republican National Committeewoman for Kentucky Harold' 'B. Barton, husband Harvey I. Sloane, Mayor (D-Louisville, Kentucky) APPENDIX "J" Attendance not confirmed. FUNDRAISING DINNER Kentucky Exposition Center, Freedom Hall Louisville, Kentucky October 19, 1974 HEAD TABLE GUESTS: The President Senator Marlow W. Cook (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Marlow W. (Nancy) Cook John Sherman Cooper, Ambassador of the U.S. to German Democratic Republic Thruston B. Morton, former Senator (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Thruston B. (Belle Clay) Morton Congressman Tim Lee Carter (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Tim L~e (Kathleen) Carter Congressman Marion "Gene" Snyder (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Marion "Gene" (Pat) Snyder Louis B. Nunn, former Governor (R-Kentucky) Mrs. Louis B. (Beula) Nunn Charles R. Coy, Chairman of the Republican Party of Kentucky Mrs. Chatles R. (Gay) Coy Gus Parsley Mrs. Gus (Elaine) Parsley, Vice Chairman of the Republican Party of Kentucky Robert E. Gillis Mrs. Robert E. (Betty) Gillis, Co-Chairman, Kentuckians for Senator Cook, President of the Kentucky Federation of Women Bishop David B. Reed, Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky Mrs. David B. (Susan) Reed Phillip Ferrante Mrs. Phillip (Anna1ee) Ferrante, Co-Chairman, Kentuckians for Senator Cook, State Central Committee 4th Congressional District Chairman continued ••• APPENDIX 'a" -2 10/19/74 i Edwin G. Middleton, Republican National Committeeman from Kentucky Mrs. Edwin G. (Mary Jane) Middleton Mrs. Nelda Corbin, Republican National Committeewoman from Kentucky Tilford Payne, Louisville and Jefferson County (Kentucky) Executive Chairman Mrs. Tilford (Anne) Payne Father Edward B. Branch, St. Benedict Church, Catholic Diocese of Louisville, Kentucky USSS For a diagram of head table seating, see the file copy of the President's diary. APPENDIX "K" PASSENGER MAL'HFEST AIR FORCE ONE 27000 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY MISSION 1135 Louisville. KY to Andrews AFB. Washington DC 19 Oct 1974 Dep: 9:20pm Arr: 11:30pm 1+10 420SM 1. THE PRESIDENT ··2. ~ Robert Hartmann, Counsellor 3. Mr. Dean Burch, Counsellor 4. Mr. Ron Nessen, Press Secretary . 5. Mr. Dick Cheney, Consultant 6. Dr. William Lukash, Physician 7. Mr. David Kennerly, Personal Photographer 8. Mr. Terrence O'Donnell, Aide .. 9. Mr. Bill Henkel, Special Assistant '. 10. Mr. Wilbur E. Ainsworth, Special Assistant, 11. General Adams, Commanding Officer,White House Communications Agency (WHCA) 12. Major Robert E. Barrett, Army Ai ______.....J 23. MSG Herbert 01denberg, baggage handler 24. YNCS Kelly McGavock, stenographer 25. Mr. Frank Cormier AP 26. D. Lambro UPI 27. Mr. Jules Wi tcover Washington Post 28. Mr. Barry Hager TIME 29. Mr. Don Fu1som UPI Audio 30. Mr. John Duricka AP Photo 31. :Hr. Frank Cance11are UPI Photo 32. Mr. George Romilly ABC Crew 330 Mr. Ken Blaylock ABC Crew 34. Mr. Cleveland Ryan ABC Crew FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY