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Presidential Meetings with Members of the House of Representatives, 8/75” of the Loen and Leppert Files at the Gerald R The original documents are located in Box 30, folder “Naval Presidential Meetings with Members of The House of Representatives, 8/75” of the Loen and Leppert Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Some items in this folder were not digitized because it contains copyrighted materials. Please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library for access to these materials. Digitized from Box 30 of the Loen and Leppert Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library A •• T. 7 , r. • •• •• erely. TGL:nd 2lJYS 5605-17A - l 20A - 3 25 - 2.. 560. -06A - t THE WHITE HOUSE W AS H ING T ON July 22, 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: DAVID KENNERLY THROUGH: MAX FRIEDE_RJ)DORF VERN LOEN VL FROM: TOM LOEFFLE.=RA .(.;. SUBJECT: Photograph of Billie Jean King Meeting with President On July 21st the President greeted Billie Jean King in the Rose Garden. Since Congressman Hinshaw of California was instrwnental in setting up this meeting, but was not at the event, he would like to receive one of the photographs which were taken. Thank you for your attention to this matter. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON The President will be seeing Billie Jean King at 3:00 p.m. on Monday, July 21. .. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON July 14, 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: WARREN RUSTAND THROUGH: MAX FRIEDERSDORF VERN LOEN J/l- FROM: TOM LOEFFLER<:[:-L .. SUBJECT: Billie Jean King's Interest in Meeting the President We have learned tli.rough Congressman Hinshaw' s office that Billie Jean King is interested in meeting and visiting with the President. Billie Jean King recently announced her retire­ ment from professional tennis and at the same time, finished her career by winning the Women's Singles Tennis Championship at WimblPdon. • The Congressman's office said arrangements for Ms. King's a•)pea.rance with ~1-H. Pre .• ident c..hould be rnade throl!gh ~ l r. Drn1.is Vlut"phy, ArPa Code: 714 870-6551, in C-i.t:tor:-nia. r understand that Mr. Murphy serves as ag:'nt for Ms. King. Please keep me informed on the status of this request. 22 7 L if'"'" ... THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON €0NFID~IAL MEETING WITH RZPRESENTATIVE DAN ROSTENKO'WSKI Tuesday, July 22, 1975 3:00 p. m. (15 minutes) The Oval Office From: Henry A. Kissinger !W- I. PURPOSE Representative Rostenkowski has requested this meeting {letter at Tab A) to report on his mission as your Special Representative to the Poznan International Trade Fair in Poland, to convey Fir st Secretary Gie£ek.1 s invitation to you to visit Poland, and to discuss US-Polish trade. · II. BACKGROUND, ?ARTICIPANTS & PRESS ARRANGEMENTS _;... 3aC:.~groc.=C: :!:!l June 1975, Representative Rostenko\vski attended 6e .Poz~a.:!. .:.::::-a.de Fair, and while in Poland met with First ~ec==tary ~=e=ek and Polish Trade officials. He reports that G:.e::- 0 k i.: =~emely anxious that you visit Poland, and he expresses h-T s pe=sc...,.a• !lope that you will accept the Polish invitation. Your • !:lee:::~ ~h ?~e-o::;:esenh.tive Rostenkowski will come one dav after the -~;,,-:::±.;:e House announcement of your plans for a July 28-29 official ·visit to :?oland. Mr. Rostenkowski says he would also like to discuss matters relating to Polish trade. In oe broadest terms, the rapid growth of US-Polish trade since 1970 is cause for satisfaction on both sides. The average annu.al growth o£ this trade (both ways) during the last four years has be-=-_n close to 30 percent, as compared to 39 percent for Polish trade ~th the E:u=opean Economic Community. The U.S. share of the Pol!.:;~ market i:.23 grown from 2 percent to 5 percent. DECLASSIFIED E.O. 12356, Sec. 3.4 (b1 ,wb~e House Guide Lines, Feb. 24, .!98.?. BY _}2i;Q NARS, D~te .:5/z//J f . - I L. ..,. Tlie Fourth Session of the Joint American-Polish Trade · "' Commission was held in \Vashington, D. C. on September 9-10., 1974. At this session., both sides express~d their satisfaction at the rapid increase in trade and agreed that bilateral trade may reach $1 billion by 1976 and grow to $2 billion by 1980. The two delegations also agreed to propose to the two Governments a Joint Sta.:ement on Economic, Industrial and Technological Cooperatio::?.. You and First Secretary Gierek sign-ed this statement on the occasion of his October 8-9 official visit to '\Va shi!lgtcm.. B. Partici-oan.ts: Representative Dan Rostenkowski., Max Friedersdorf, Brent Scowcroft.. and Tom Loeffler. C. Press Arrangements: The meeting will be announced; 'White House photographer only. III. TALKING POINTS 1. I under sta.::.d that the Poznan Trade Fair went well. I am very ... pleased f-'!..:::t you were able to serve as my representative and ( _ espedar .· ,::-leased that you had a chance to meet First Secretary Gier e..'"'<- 2_ ! wocld _..,.: :=ome your impressions based on your recent trip to Poi::=C 3. As yo~ ~ow,. we anno_u.."'lced yesterday that Mrs. Ford and I will vis:_:: Poland July 28-.Z9,. just befor~ we go to Helsinki for the Eu:-cpean Seci.lrity Confere::ice summit. 4. U.S. relations with Poland continue to improve, and my forth­ corping visit should allow U3 to build further on this relationship. 5. I am pleased., b particula::-~ by the continued growth of US-Polish trade. It is ou..:- hope that t..ns will reach the $2 billion level by 1980. ' 6. I will be r-eviewing trade a::d the broader aspects of our relation­ ship in my tal~3 with First Secretary Gierek. I . _J 3 7. FYI, entirely separate from the purpose of his call on youJ>' Congressman Rostenkowski is a potential target on the Turkish aid issue. You may wish to elicit his support for the bill, which is scheduled for a vote on vVefuiesday, July 23. t . ·• WAYS ANO Me:ANS CHAIR,,.AM SUBCOMMITTEE: ON H .... t..TH C!:ongrtss of tbe ~nitea ~tntts SUBCOMMITI'Zl!: OH TRADE. .JOINT COMMITT::E ON ~ouse of .i\.tpresentatibts INTERNAL RE\IENUli: TAXATIO,.. ma.sgingtan. ;3.QC. 20515 July 2, 1975 . .. The Honorable Gerald Ford President The ·white House \Vashington, D. C. f.e Dear Mr. President: It was an honor .for me to have served as your special representative 1 to the Poznan International Trade Fair in Poland. I am in the process of preparing a Report which I will submit to the Chairman of the Committee on \Vays and Means, and as soon as it is I completed, I will furnish you with an advance copy. I found my meetings with the various Polish Trade officials to l;>e very fruitful. On Monday, June 9, in the company of. Ambassador Davies, I had a long meeting ... :±h First Secretary Edward Gierek. Although· a variety o~ issues we::-e covered, he was extremely anxious th.at I convey to ye~ hl.s strong ce:= • e that you visit Poland sometime in the near future. This sa::::::e -;vi.sh was ~ 1 ""o conveyed to me by practically every· major official that I =.et. I have, cf course, seen t..lie various press clippings indicating Ith.at :- ou -:-?27 in fact ":....:,.;_~ Poland sometime later th.is month. I would urge you if at a 1 1 possio~ ':::1 fit th.is visit, however brief, into your schedule. 1.wonld welcorc.e t::e opportunity to discuss with you at your convenience, 1this :a:?tl ot!:ter 1"'"'2 :..!.e~s relating to Polish American trade. I realize y01;i.r sc~edula is very nectic, but I know it would be a meaningful conversation. Again, thank you for all your courtesies. "tVith warm regards, I am Sincerely, ~- /Da;Rostenk~ski Member of Congress THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON We have just changed the date on this to "At earliest opportunity" instead of during next congressional hour, since Mr. Rostenkowski wants more than 5 minutes. THE WHlTE HOUSE SCHEDULE PROPOSAL DATE: July 14, 1975 WASHINGTON THRU: Max Friedersdorf Vern Lo en v·L "'.:.'l/ FROM: Torn Loeffler "\ ~. VIA: ·warren Rustand MEETING: Rep. Dan Ro stenkowski (D. -Illinois) DATE: At earliest opportunity PURPOSE: Opportunity for Mr. Ro stenkow ski to discuss rnatters relating to Polish-American trade and his recent trip to Poland. FORMAT: Oval Office - 15 minutes PARTICIPANTS: The President Rep. Dan Rostenkowski General Brent Snowcroft Torn Loeffler (staff) PRESS COVERAGE: White House photographer only Annollnce to press STAFF: Torn. Loeffler RECOMMEND: Max Friedersdorf OPPOSED: None PREVIOUS PAHTICIPATION: None BACKGROUND: 1. Congressn1an Rostenkowski served as the President's special representative to the Poznan International Trade Fair in Poland. 2. Mr. Rostenkowski found meetings with Polish trade officials to be very fruitflll and Fir st Secretary Edward Gierek and other rnajor Officials are very arL'CiOlls for President Ford to visit Poland in the near future. -. - 2 - 3. Mr. Rostenkowski is a member of the Ways and Means Committee and will soon be submitting a re po rt on his trip to the Chairman of the Committee.
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