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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

Octoh.er 30, 1987

MEMOHANDUM FOP JAMES L. HOOLEY

FROM: MARYLOU P. SKIDMORE

SUBJECT: INVITATIONS FOR SUM...MIT

The following is a compilation of {~~{~ations for a Feagan-Gorbachev Summit gathered over the past two days in coordination with sta:i=:<= members ~rom the Presidential Advance Office, Office of PresidPPtial Scheduling, National Security C0uncil and the Office of Political and Intergovernmental Affairs. This compilation has been orcranized ~n two parts: (1) each inv.i.tation haio been su:rmn2r.ized below the theme that would be hjghlighted if the event should take place; (2l each invitation has been cross-re~erenced to show the State/City that would be visited. The actual invitations are incluae~ as attachments under each thPme that has been delinerited in the smrITT?.rv section.

Please let me know if you need anv further information.

10/30/?7 4:00 p.m. THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

REAGAN/GORBACHEV SUMMIT INVITATIONS FALL 1987

I. MAJOR ADDRESS FORUMS (See ATTACHMENTS A-F)

A. Address the Los Angeles World Affairs Council at a luncheon or dinner during conference on issues of peace and war - prestigious forum for discussion of international affairs

B. Address the Foreign Policy Association in New York City - oldest nonpartisan organization for public world affairs education in the U.S. - Mrs. Cyrus Vance

C. Address the National Congress of SANE/FREEZE, oldest and largest organization in the U.S. devoted to nuclear arms reduction and peace - next Congress is in Cleveland, Ohio

D. Address the Harvard Law School Forum, Cambridge, Massachusetts

E. Deliver the Gabriel Silver Memorial Lecture at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs - audience would consist of students from fifty countries, faculty, scholars, business, labor, communications and political leaders

F. Visit Sarasota, Florida and conduct a lecture at New College - The New College Oxford Series has been the forum for bringing leaders of world opinion to their students, faculty and supporters (possibly visit neighboring Walt Disney World, as well)

II. PRESIDENT REAGAN'S LIFE HIGHLIGHTED (See ATTACHMENTS A-B)

A. Visit Dixon, Illinois, hometown of President Reagan who spent his boyhood years in that community (invited by Mayor Dixon) -Michael Donlan offers his home for use during summit -Nachusa Lutheran Family Home, residential facility for disturbed youth in the State requests visit

B. Visit Maple Lawn Homes (nursing home) in Eureka, Illinois - home of Ralph McKinzie, the President's college coach highlight fine institutional care available to older Ame ricans

10/30/87 5:00 p.m. III. AMERICAN LIFE TYPIFIED (See ATTACHMENTS A-J)

A. Visit Blanco, Texas, population 1,300; visit lonqhorn cattle ranch and attend old-fashioned Texas country barbeque meeting

B. Visit Stew Leonard's in Norwalk, Connecticut - unique American supermarket - Congressman McKinney

C. Share a pot-luck meal with the membership of Delta Presbyterian Church in Lansing, Michigan

D. Visit Utica, New York to highlight life in a typical American city

E. Visit Kansas City, Missouri and highlight the hub of the most productive agriculture region in the nation as well as the nation's second largest automobile assembly area - possibility of visiting the University of Missouri or address prominent organizations and citizens who have been active in foreign affairs: Council on Foreign Affairs or Midwest Research Institute - Congressman Coleman

F. Have dinner and receive "Texas welcome" from Richard Haynes, Dallas attorney, his wife and some friends in Dallas, Texas - both Haynes and Gorbachev were born on the same day: March 2, 1931.

G. Visit the Robinsons for an afternoon, evening, overnight and breakfast at their home in Salina, Kansas since it is a "good but typical American community"

H. Mr. Avelleyra invites them to visit his "grassroots" home in Crofton, Maryland

I. Mrs. Herrington invites Gorbachev to =amily camp on Lake Pristineau in Northwest Louisiana - log home, lake, barbeque, personal contact with average Americans

J. Mr. Woodruff suggests that they visit Decatur, Alabama

IV. YOUTH/THE FUTURE (See ATTACHMENTS A-F)

A. Address youth leaders from high schools and college/universities at Stanford University and through them to the youth of America on their hopes and visions of the future. California Association of Student Councils, Associated Students of Stanford University and Direct Connection US-USSR

B. Visit the University of California at Santa Cruz and

10/30/87 5:00 p.m. address faculty, students and staff on education, suggested topics include high-tech and international affairs (neighbors the Silicon Valley)

C. Teacher at Clairmont Elementary School invites them to the school to speak to students (Clairmont, California)

D. Visit an average good American school: Warren Harding Transitional School, Des Moines, Iowa

E. Visit Carpinteria High School in California as requested by many students who would like to hear Gorbachev speak about US/USSR relations

F. Request that the Rochester Peace Child Chorus (75 Young Voices) appear at one of the summit events - highlights future of our youth

V. SU~..MIT SITES (See ATTACHMENTS A-K)

A. Glassboro, New Jersey extends invitation to host another Summit (site of last meeting in U.S. between u.s.-u.s.s.R. leaders)

B. Governor Hayden invites them to hold summit in Lawrence, Kansas, the community used as the setting for the film, "The Day After"

C. Gabrielle Nash-Tessler believes that Miami, Florida should be the site for the Summit (owner of local real estate business)

D. Jim Pilgrim of KGHR radio invites them to hold talks in Moscow, Minnesota - emphasizes the friendly natural setting

E. David Clem suggests the Village of Grand Lake, Colorado as a good location for the summit talks since the beauty of this area and its people signify what we are striving to protect and preserve by signing arms reduction agreements - peace and tranquility

F. Chicago citizens invite them to hold summit in Chicago, Illinois - birthplace of May Day

G. Mayor Francis Witt suggests Red Bank Battlefield Park, New Jersey as summit meeting site

H. Mayor Holland and Shelley Zeiger invite them to Trenton, New Jersey for summit

I. Mrs. Morris suggests White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and Oglebay Park in Wheeling, West Virginia as beautifully appropriate summit locations

10/30/87 5:00 p.m. J. Mr. Bustad, principal, invites them to hold summit talks at Ballou Jr. High School in Puyallup, Washington ( near Boeing and high tech industries)

K. Dr. Osborne who lives in Santa Barbara thinks the summit should be at Rancho Del Cielo, California and Santa Barbara area

VI. BUSINESS, LABOR AND THE ECONOMY (See ATTACHMENTS A-C)

A. Visit the New York Stock Exchange

B. Visit Weirton Steel Mill in West Virginia and highlight free enterprise, the free-market economy and American workers

C. Visit Mid South, a successful model ESOP company, Springfield, Virginia

VII. AGRICULTURE (See ATTACHMENTS A-D)

A. Visit the Block farm to witness heartland agriculture in the midwest cornbelt - farm tour, meeting with agriculture leaders and a whole hog Bar-B-Q - possibility of additional tour of nearby Ralston Purina, Ford Motors or John Deere

B. Visit the State of Iowa - a leading agricultural state in America's breadbasket - Senator Grassley

c. Visit Groen Rose Company, a family-owned commercial rose growing business in Santa Barbara - small 20 acre farm

D. Visit agricultural area that produces a large percentage of this nations fresh and frozen vegetables in the Santa Maria Valley and tour Altabon Foods, Inc., a modern frozen food plant in Santa Maria, California (35 miles from Rancho del Cielo)

VIII. HIGH TECHNOLOGY/THE FUTURE (See ATTACHMENT A)

A. Visit Apple Computer and tour their automated Macintosh factory in the Silicon Valley - Highlight expansion of the individual's potential by providing extraordinary tools for learning and for personal productivity, as well as helping all societies be full participants in the explosion of the use of information

10/30/87 5:00 p.m. IX. UNIQUE REQUESTS (See ATTACHMENTS A-B)

A. The Foundation for World Harmony requests permission to film the two Heads of State shaking hands for use as a three-dimensional hologram to distribute to museums and educational institutions throughout the world

B. Willa Shalit Life Casting requests permission to create a sculpture of the handshake between the two world leaders

X. INVITATION TO RAISA GORBACHEV (See ATTACHMENT A)

A. University of California, Santa Barbara requests that Mrs. Gorbachev visit the Department of Sociology THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

REAGAN/GORBACHEV SUMMIT INVITATIONS FALL 1987

I. MAJOR ADDRESS FORUMS (See ATTACHMENTS A-F)

A. Address the Los Angeles World Affairs Council at a luncheon or dinner during conference on issues of peace and war - prestigious forum for discussion of international affairs

B. Address the Foreign Policy Association in New York City - oldest nonpartisan organization for public world affairs education in the U.S. - Mrs. Cyrus Vance

C. Address the National Congress of SANE/FREEZE, oldest and largest organization in the U.S. devoted to nuclear arms reduction and peace - next Congress is in Cleveland, Ohio

D. Address the Harvard Law School Forum, Cambridge, Massachusetts

II. PRESIDENT REAGAN'S LIFE HIGHLIGHTED (See ATTACHMENTS A-B)

B. Visit Maple Lawn Homes (nursing home) in Eureka, Illinois - home of Falph McKinzie, the President's college coach highlight fine institutional care available to older Americans

10/30/87 5:00 p.m. III. AMERICAN LIFE TYPIF ED (See ATTACHMENTS A- ) V

A. Visit Blanco, Texas, population 1,300; visit lon~horn cattle ranch and attend old-fashioned Texas country barbeque meeting

B. Visit Stew Leonard's in Norwalk, Connecticut - unique American supermarket - Congressman McKinney

C. Share a pot-luck meal with the membership of Delta Presbyterian Church in Lansing, Michigan

D. Visit Utica, New York to highlight life in a typical American city

F. Have dinner and receive "Texas welcome" from Richard Haynes, Dallas attorney, his wife and some friends in Dallas, Texas - both Haynes and Gorbachev were born on the same day: March 2, 1931.

G. Visit the Robinsons for an afternoon, evening, overnight and breakfast at their home in Salina, Kansas since it is a "good but typical American community"

H. Mr. Avelleyra invites them to visit his "grassroots" home in Crofton, Maryland

I. Mrs. Herrington invites Gorbachev to =amily camp on Lake Pristineau in Northwest Louisiana - log home, lake, barbeque, personal contact with average Americans

Mr. Woodruff suggests ~sit Decatur, Alabama 0-\-· ~) IV. TH/THE FUTURE Q) (See ATTACHMENTS A-F)

B. Visit the University of California at Santa Cruz and

10/30/87 5:00 p.m. address faculty, students and staff on education, suggested topics include high-tech and international affairs (neighbors the Silicon Valley)

C. Teacher at Clairmont Elementary School invites them to the school to speak to students (Clairmont, California)

D. Visit an average good American school: Warren Harding Transitional School, Des Moines, Iowa

E. Visit Carpinteria High School in California as requested by many students who would like to hear Gorbachev speak about US/USSR relations

F. Request that the Rochester Peace Child Chorus (75 Young Voices) appear at one of the summit events - highlights future of our youth v. SUMMIT SITES (See ATTACHMENTS A-it--f'i\ A. Glassboro, New Jersey extends invitation to host another Summit (site of last meeting in U.S. between u.s.-u.s.s.R. leaders)

B. Governor Hayden invites them to hold sununit in Lawrence, Kansas, the community used as the setting for the film, "The Day After"

C. Gabrielle Nash-Tessler believes that Miami, Florida should be the site for the Summit (owner of local real estate business)

D. Jim Pilgrim of KGHR radio invites them to hold talks in Moscow, Minnesota - emphasizes the friendly natural setting

F. Chicago citizens invite them to hold summit in Chicago, Illinois - birthplace of May Day

G. Mayor Francis Witt suggests Red Bank Battlefield Park, New Jersey as summit meeting site

H. Mayor Holland and Shelley Zeiger invite them to Tre nton, New . Jersey for summit

I. Mrs. Morris suggests White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and Oglebay Park in Wheeling, West Virginia as beautifully appropriate summit locations

10/30/87 5 :00 p.m. '

J. Mr. Bustad, principal, invites them to hold summit talks at Ballou Jr. High School in Puyallup, Washington ( near Boeing and high tech industries)

K. Dr. Osborne who lives in Santa Barbara thinks the summit should be at Rancho Del Cielo, California and Santa Barbara area (\\ VI. BUSINE~ LABOR ECONOMY (See ATTACHMENTS

A. Visit the New York Stock Exchange

B. Visit Weirton Steel Mill in West Virginia and highlight free enterprise, the free-market economy and American workers

C. Visit Mid South, a successful model ESOP company, Springfield, Virginia

VII. AGRICULTURE (See ATTACHMENTS A-D)

B. Visit the State of Iowa - a leading agricultural state in America's breadbasket - Senator Grassley

C. Visit Groen Rose Company, a family-owned commercial rose growing business in Santa Barbara - small 20 acre farm

D. Visit agricultural area that produces a l arge percentage of this nations fresh and frozen vegetables in the Santa Maria Valley and tour Altabon Foods, Inc., a modern froze n food plant i n Sa nta Ma ria, Ca lifornia (35 mil es from Ra ncho d e l Cielo)

VIII. HIGH TECHNOLOGY/THE FUTURE (See ATTACHMENT A)

A. Visit Apple Computer and tour thei r automated Macintosh factory in the Silicon Va lley - Highlight expansion of the individual's potential by providing extraordinary tools for learning and for personal productivity, as well as helping all societies be full participants in the explosion of the use of information

10/30/87 5 :00 p.m. '

IX. UNIQUE REQUESTS (See ATTACHMENTS A-4) ~ A. The Foundation for World Harmony requests permission to film the two Heads of State shaking hands for use as a three-dimensional hologram to distribute to museums and educational institutions throughout the world

B. Willa Shalit Life Casting requests permission to create~ sculpture of the handshake between the two worl d leaders e ~~ -~\~~ ~\wtlt< X. NVITATION TO RAISA GORBACHEV (See ATTACHMENT A)

A. University of California, Santa Barbara requests that Mrs. Gorbachev visit the Department of Sociol ogy ' THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

INDEX TO INVITATIONS BY STATE

STATE CITY/REGION REFERENCE ATTACHMENT

ALABAMA Decatur ATTACHMENT III. J.

CALIFORNIA Carpinteria ATTACHMENT IV. E. Clairmont ATTACHMENT IV. c. Los Angeles · ATTACHMENT I. A. Palo Alto ATTACHMENT IV. A. Rancho Del Cielo ATTACHMENT V. K. Santa Barbara ATTACHMENTS VII. c. and X. A. Santa Cruz ATTACHMENT IV. B. Santa Maria ATTACHMENT VII. D. Silicon Valley ATTACHMENT VIII. A.

COLORADO Grana Lake ATTACHMENT v. E.

CONNECTICUT Norwalk ATTACHMENT III. B.

FLORIDA Miami ATTACHMENT v. c. Sarasota ATTACHMENT I• F.

ILLINOIS Block Farm ATTACHMENT VII. A. Chicago ATTACHMENT v. F. Dixon ATTACHMENT II. A. Eureka ATTACHMENT II. B.

IOWA Des Moines ATTACHMENT IV. D. State, in general ATTACHMENT VII. B.

KANSAS Lawrence ATTACHMENT v. B. Sali:Pa ATTACHMENT III. G.

LOUISIANA Lake Pristineau ATTACHMENT III. I.

KANSAS Lawrence ATTACHMENT v. B. Salina ATTACHMENT III. G.

MARYLAND ATTACHMENT III. H. ~ rrr l- , MICHIGAN ~a,Lansing ATTACHMENT III. c.

MINNESOTA Austin ATTACHMENT v. D. Moscow ATTACHMENT v. D.

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MISSOURI 2f, Kansas City ATTACHMENT ~~ ttr·~,· NEW JERSEY · Glassboro ATTACHMENT v. A. Red Bank Battlefield ATTACHMENT v. G. Trenton ATTACHMENT v. H.

NEW YORK New York ATTACHMENTS I. E. VI. A. and I. B. Utica ATTACHMENT III. D.

MASSACHUSETTS Cambridge ATTACHMENT I. D.

OHIO Cleveland ATTACHMENT I• c. TEXAS Blanco ATTACHMENT III. A. Dallas ATTACHMENT III. F.

VIRGINIA Springfield ATTACHMENT VII. D.

WASHINGTON Puyallup ATTACHMENT v. J. WEST VIRGINIA Weirton ATTACHMENT VI. B. Wheeling ATTA.CHMENT v. I. White Sulphur Springs ATTACHMENT v. I.

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FFICERS ;i.-'./R).!.A,.'\ ULA.MILLER Mr. James Hooley ,£.SJD£ .:T \10SDE A . HADDAD Deputy Assistant to the President ::E. CHAIRMD: Director of Presidential Advance ?.S. H~"ARD AHMANSOI' ARMA1''D HAMMER The White House _V.JOHSSOS r.:: E. CHAJRMA.\: A.,.D TREASURER Washington, D.C. 20500 J r!NOLA o.::REHRY RS. E... RU M . JORGENSEN Dear Mr. Hooley: !RECTORS F.S. H~'AW AHMANSON At the request of Mrs. Adrienne Medawar, Interim fr~sident of the '5EPH F. AL!BRA~"DI ~3ERT Al'DERSOS ·r:os Angeles\JorTcC'A'ffair-s Council'• . I am -· ~~i{ding. y~~ ~ - copy_ of the ":"f A .... l'DERSOS 1'.' l. ... SH -COiiricl"l~ -5-- ·irivitatiOn-·to His Ex.cellency Mikhail Gorbac~ev. The STA!-.JOS A\"ERY .. LTER F. BERAS Vo!ld Affa-irs.Co-uncil including Dr. Armand Hammer, · vic~--·chairman lORSTOS F BRADSHAU" of our Board~ has ·been working on the possibility of this event . .._SK\' CAHO'-'ET ~5 . RI.::SARD c. .. u over the . years. · ·v.ARO v.· C.-\F.i!R .:::VR M CARTER lS V.ARr.ES CH;JSTOFHER The President, Edmonde Haddad, who is now on leave of absence in !...UA~~ M CL~5:~~· ::>U'RICK M coo;.: Washington as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, \~ESE CR.05S .\i... SO S. OEL-:"S::H had been in correspondence with William Henkel regarding the possible 3ER7 !\. OOCl:S0S 3ER7 B. !)()!)SC'S Gorbachev visit. As Mr. Henkel's replacement, we want to be sure ~ERT F ER6L'RL" you have a copy of our invitation. ::-:.•.RO J FL.. Mso-..; II! F.... L::> D. FOSTif. "-lC!iARD C. G:LM... S S GlJILFO?.D Gi..AZER We look forward to hearing from you of possible dates for the Gorbachev \\;)~;DE .-\. HAO~.W ~ishes .'-R\~ASD HA\l'>iH. visit. With warm . o!:' l. HARTU~' LAY-.:. ..RD L. Hv!.LOMAN :s F. HOTCHK!S Sincerely, ;. l\'Al' J. HOCS"OS .IJOHSSOS ' )MAS\' JOSES ;. EARLE M . )0RGENSE!'< UAM E. UO!':HARO ~~~ :. IG!'JAClOE. LOZANO, JR . •RLES T. MA1'ATT Louise ~ss~d \I . ADRIENNE MEDAli'AR .A. MllllR Assistant to the President oSP.MISCOU NF MURPHY >\l '. O'GREEN RO"MAlllY NOLA .UES E. PUCKETT OSALD B. RICE ESRY E.·SISGLETOS U'ILLlAM FRE~H S\HTH NORMAN F. S!'RAGt.:E. JR. )$. 7APPAN, JR. :HARLES B. THORNTON •LD M. li'ILLIA.\

:TORS EMERITUS 1l'OOD HARLES S. CASASSA. S.). ENNDUMKE \ !'oi A . GET!1NG )t-; HOTCHKJS. SR. E. KENNEY TLAKE )HN A. McCONE T. MUDD \l'KUS D. MURPHY EPHB. PLATI \MAN TOPPING VALJGHS

;HIRE BOULEVARD 0 sum 230 :;EL.ES. CALIFORNIA 90017 ~333 .. August 28, 1987

His Excellency Mikhail S. Gorbachev General Secretary of the Central Committee

-\MAN of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union A Mllu:R 4 Staraya Ploshchad .Jt'NT >NDE /\ H/\DO,..D Moscow :HAIRMfN ltLnAKn .... Hl-tAN"4..lN Union ~f Soviet Socialist Republics llMANO h/\MMEll

1•.. JHNSUN :HAJXMAN ANO 1Rt:ASURH Excellency: 'l0LA 1AXY t/\llU M )OliljENSEN On behalf of the officers and directors of the Los Angeles World

CTOllS Affairs Council and with the continued enthusiastic support of

Hf Allhl-.Ar-Oi the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley, I would like to remind 1\T ANDtK,.,._)1-.; you of your standing invitation to address a luncheon or a dinner , /\NDtll"'- lN /\,H meeting of the Council. From all reports, we believe that Americans , NTON A\'Uff tK F hllHA.,.. Should a visit to Los Angeles be included in your tour - as we ~ \.' CAH ...... )\ .. ...' i:. T KICHAllO C.o\Ll expect it must - it would be a high honor and privilege for the .KD ll C.o\kl ck lj( M (~A~T

.AM ""1 C:L. h"\f ) . !..)D:> ..... ) :-.0 of international affairs. We have received 75 heads of state riT F Ei\tll•lUnited States, Ronald Reag3n, addressed our members just 1l: HAKD i..: vll~1.'\N , ,LJILh)KI' \ ;i._:\L[R last April. You are well aware, l know, that including Premier '"°" :\ HADl l."'ll kMAt'[) h .... MMtll Krushchev we have received a number of ranking Soviet dignitaries L H,A.KTUY in years past. WN/\RD L Hc)LLJ~l /\N t HuTCH~ I> !V,A.N I HUl.'>TUN t..:lHNSuN Although our distinguished Vice Chairman, Dr. Armand Ha~er of lAS \i )01'E,: t.MlU M Jc 'l<.;_; i:.l'SEN Occidental Petroleum has passed our previous invitation to you .AME. LEO/'.tiAtdl into the hands of Ambassador Dubyrinin, we wanted nevertheless IGNAClO t L,l//\"'0 . )ll .; LEST M,A. NATT to be sure that you know again how very much we desire to have AOKIENNL MtlJ A\l;Ak I\ MILLER the privilege to serve as your host in Los Angeles. Please do ' r MISCc-iLL ; t MUlll'HY consider our invitation. An address by you would mark the highest W 0'\,H.tlN point of our 35-year history. ' U'MALU:Y 'IULA LUN< run.:En " NALD l1 t\JL'l We thank you as we send our wa rmest good ~ishes to you and t .. NKY E ~lr-..l,L.tn1~ Mrs. Gorbachev. "'' ILLl/\M tt\Cl'C.:li !> MITH "CJl{MA/'. f !> f'KA(;UC,) i{ >~ 1/\l'f'A...: it< , t1AllU; 11 fth >l(N1Ui' Sincerely, >LD M \llllUAM!> , IK!NG

LIOllS lMElUTUS rwooo 'H/\l\Lb S C.'\S...SS..... S) ·UNl.DUMH Adrienne Meda~ar .'AN A Gt:TIING Interim President 11)N t1 L lTl ~ ll~IS. Sil. ·E HNNH l,A.l:k >HN /\ . M•CllNE copies to The Honorable Tom Bradley ..\mbassador Yuriy V. Dubinin r I MUDO Mayor oi Los Angeles ·• AN~lJN U lo.H Jl\J'HY >"it- l'H b l'LA fT Consul General Valentin Kamenev 1.. lK.,.iAN T\)N'lNG V VAUGHN Dr. Armand Hammer

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OFFICE.RS C~mwn RC7' /\. ANOU50N P,.eMdef>t January 20. 1986 f.DMONO( /\. HADDAD Via Ch&irnwn Mil. HOW...aD AHMANSON DL ARMAND l1AMMa TOM)OHN50N 'Vou a...nn.n Andy._,.., 1.1.P'INOUI His Excellency Mikhail S. Gorbachev s.c.._,., General Secretary of the Central Committee Mil. £.A.RU M. )OllGlN:SlN of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union 4 Staraya Ploshchad DIRECTORS Moscow MRS. HOW>Jto AHMANSON IOSiPH f. AUBllANOI Union of Soviet Socialist Republics HOWAAO P. Ail.EN R08 fJl T AN[)( llSON ROY/\.AN~ ROY LASH R. STANTON AVERY WAUACE W . BOOTH THORNTON F. IU!.ADSHAW FRANK V. CAHOi.JfT Excellency: MRS. RICHAltD CALI. EDWARD W . CARTEJl VICTOR M. CARTIR On behalf of the Officers and Directors of the Los Angeles World RO 8EJl T (. QARU JAME.5(.0I~ Affairs Council and also with the enthusiastic support and HON. fRANOS L. DAU participation of the mayor of Los Angeles. the Honorable Tom ARMAND S. DEUTSCH ROBl RT 8. DO~ Bradley, we m9st cordially invite you to address a luncheon ROBlRT f . ERBURU RICHARD i fLAM!>ON Ill or dinner meeting of. the Council on a mutually convenient WALT[R 8 G.E~IClN date, preferabJ..y during the time of your forthcoming visit OR. RICHAi-0 C. Gil.MAN MRS. CJ:LIOl

900 WILSHllUi BOULSYA.11.D, SUJTE 230, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017 ( 213 ) 628-2333 His Excellency Mikhail S. Gorbachev January 20, 1986 page two

Sir, we are planning a daylong conference on issues of peace and war which will coincide with your visit ~o our country. Our fond hope is that you would address a luncheon or dinner meeting that would mark the higlight of the conference.

Kindly consider our invitation knowing that the staff of the World Affairs Council and the full offices of the city of Los Angeles through Mayor Bradley will be brought to bear to ensure that your projected visit to our city will be both happy and productive.

Enclosed are materials that further describe the work of the Council and also its international outreach. As you will see, our Board of Directors are not only leaders in many disciplines in Southern California but nationally as well.

We look forward to hearing from you, Mr. Gorbachev, and certainly to hosting you here in Los Angeles. We consider your visit to our country a major and significant event in the history of the relations between the Soviet Union and the United States. We are sure that you agree that both countries have their work cut out for them to ensure that our fragile planet will know peace and prosperity. thank you for your thoughful consideration of this invitation. ~e send warmest good wishes to you and to ~rs. Gorbachev.

Sincerely yours,

Edmonde A. Haddad Roy A. Anderson President Chairman

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The Honorable Tom Bradley Mayor of Los An geles

Dr. Armand Hammer Vice Chairman Los Angeles ~orld Affairs Counc i l Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Occidental Petroleum Corporation ID# 515848 THE WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET INCOMING

DATE RECEIVED: OCTOBER 07, 1987

NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE JOHN C. DANFORTH

SUBJECT: FORWARDS LETTER FROM WILLIAM STIRITZ, CHAIR MAN AND CEO OF RALSTON PURINA ASKING THAT GENERAL SECRETARY GORBACHEV BE SCHEDULED TO VISIT ST. LOUIS ON U.S. VISIT

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WASHl!'IGTON October 7, 1987

Dear Jack:

Thank you for the letter forwarding a copy of the letter from William Stiritz. I have given it to Tom Griscom who, together with General Colin Powell, co-chairs the planning group for the possible visit by General Secretary GOrbachev.

It was good to see you at the State Department yesterday.

Sincerely,

a er, Jr. Chief Staff to the Presi nt

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WA!;jHINGTON

August 17, 1987

Dear Mr. Weber:

William L. Ball, III, Assistant to the President, has referred to me your recent letter recommending that Rabbi Milton Balkany be invited to attend a State Dinner at the White House should a visit by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union be scheduled.

We appreciate your bringing Rabbi Balkany to our attention, and we will be sure to keep your suggestion in mind if such an occasion should arise.

With best wishes,

Sincerely, -~/_ . JJ~ )zldlU-_ Linda Faulkner Social Secretary to the White House

The Honorable Vin Weber U.S. House of Representatives Washington, DC 20515 . 1. B • l W . cc: Wi ~ a~ , est Wing y· August 6, 1J87

Dear .Mr. ~dber:

Tha~k you for 1our l~tter of July 30 r<~cc;-r..-nending tha.t Rabbi !-1.ilton !3..llk.:lny b~ c~n~ider~d as a guest to the State Di~ner ~hdt may be 3Chedul~d as a part of any visit ~~ :hi3 country bi G~ner~l Secr~tary Gcrbii~hev.

~e appreciate being advised of your in~~r~~t in this raatt~r. As you ar~ w~ll ~wdre, ther~ is no s~t dat@ for a visit by ~tr. Gorbachev, ho~ever, you may b~ assured that 1our letter will b~ shared with tn~ ~ppcopriate White House ~~=icials for th~ir .:::ir~ .ful r€•Vi:?w.

Si:icerel/,

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Dear Mr. Holt:

On behalf of the President, thank you for your invitation for him to address a plenary assembly of members of the American Society of Agronomy, the Crop Science Society of America, and the Soil Science Society of America on November 30, 1987 in Atlanta, Georgia. We appreciate your extending this opportunity to the President. I regret to write that, due to the heavy demands on his schedule, he will be unable to accept your kind invi tation. However, he asked me to convey to you his sincere appreciation for your thoughtfulness and to extend to you his very best wishes for a successful meeting.

Sincerely,

FREDERICK J. RYAN, JR. Director of Presidential Appointments and Scheduling Director of Private Sector Initiatives

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Mr. Don A. Holt President-Elect American Society of Agronomy 677 South Segoe Road Madison, WI 53711

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RESPONSE DUE DATE: August 11, 1987

REQUEST FOR SCHEDULING

MEMORANDUM FOR: MARLIN FITZWATER --JACK COURTEMANCHE --GRANT GREEN --JAMES MCKINNEY --FRANK DONATELLI =x=cARL ANDERSON

FROM: FREDERICK J. RYAN, J~~ PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS AND SCHEDULING

Please provide your recommendation on the following scheduling request:

EVENT: For the President to address the plenary assembly of members of the American Society of ~ronomy (ASA) and its sister societies, the Crop Science Society of America ( CSSA) and the Soil Sdence Society of America ( SSSA).

DATE: November 30, 1987.

LOCATION: Atlanta, Georgia.

Additional information concernin7thisev t is attached.

YOUR RECOMMENDATION:

Accept __ Regret ' Surrogate Message Priority Video Routine -- Written--

If your recommendation is to accept, please cite reasons below:'

\<______.. /J . ;. '~. - ,,.---, J / ' PLEASE RETURN TO SANDY WARFIELD IN OEOB, looJ~s~~;~T~~/ RESPONSE DUE DATE ABOVE SO THAT YOUR COMMENTS MAY BE : CONSIDERED AS WE PROCEED WITH THIS REQUEST. THANK YOU. /;f\~ERICAN ~OCIElY OF AGRONOMY 677 South Segoe Road• Madison WI • 53711 • (608) 273-8080 DONALD A. HOLT For reply, please address: President-Elect Agricultural Experiment Station 211 Mumford, Univ. of Illinois 1301 W. Gregory Drive , Urbana, Illinois 61801 ' ' l \ '-t• Phone: 217/333-0240 \ ,,.""' ' )• _, July 28, 1987 \ , r · . \ J , + .• ' ''--

President Ronald Reagan The White House Washington, D.C. 20500 ·

Dear President Reagan:

It is my pleasure and privilege to invite yQJ.L..t_9_ -~p.eak to a plenary assembly of members of the American _Society gf_ _t\gro _I!_~IllY__ _{A.$1\.), and its sister societies, the cr"op .. Science ·.. Soc.iety of. America (CSSA), and the Soil .Science Society of Ame;rica . (SSSA), at 11: 00 a. m., Monday, . Nov~IIl~e-~_ .)_0_ 1_ _ 1.2~7 , __ in Atlanta, Georgia. We 9-J:~9~q_u~~t _t_hC!_t _you ~xtend~- - on .. our_ _J>ehal_f_.__a .n_ inyJ~!l tion to General Secretary Mikhail G?.rbachev of the U.S.S.R:~ -- _so share the podium with you on that occasion. We understand that General Secretary Gorbachev has identified himself as an agronomist in the past.

The American Society of Agronomy, with some 14,000 members, is the largest of the agricultural professional societies. It is made up of private sector, university, and government scientists and professionals engaged in all aspects of plant and soil science and technology. The interests of ASA mem bers are extremely diverse, ranging from basic to applied research and from production to utilization of crops. The members are researchers, teachers, extension specialists, administrators, managers, consultants, salespersons, and producers, tied together by their interest in the most basic of all eco nomic activities, the production and utilization of crops and crop products.

About 4,000 American Society of Agronomy members will be assembled in Atlanta for the annual meetings of the tri-societies. The theme of the 1987 meetings is "Agronomy--Serving a Competitive Agriculture." I hope you will see this is an opportunity to communicate your views on competitiveness and other matters to a very important group of your constituents, and to encourage Mr. Gorbachev to share with us nis perspective of the mutual agricultural interests of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.

I have several objectives in extending this invitation. Our members are genuinely interested in hearing, firsthand, your views and those of Mr. Gorbachev on agriculture and its relationship to other major national and international concerns. This will guide us as we plan, implement, and conduct agronomic research and development and related commercial activities in the future. Also, needless to say, your participation in our meetings will focus national and international a tte ntion on our socie ties and their activities and help educate the public about agronomy, in which all people have a very im portant stake. President Reagan - 2 July 28, 1987

We hope you will accept this invitation. We stand ready to help you achieve any goals you might wish to achieve by appearing either alone or with Mr. Gorbachev on our program.

Sincerely,

D. A. Holt President-Elect American Society of Agronomy

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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL WASHINGTON. D.C. 20506

July 10, 1987

MEMORANDUM FOR SALLY KELLEY

FROM: GRANT S. GREEN,

SUBJECT: Draft Reply to Governor Schaefer of Maryland

Per your request, at Tab A is an NSC-suggested draft reply to Governor Schaefer's letter of May 14, in which he offers the State of Maryland as the site for the next US-Soviet summit meeting.

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The President Ronald W. Reagan The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

In 1963 President Kennedy visited California during my gover norship. He spent four days herey. dedicating two dams and making several speeches. It was a very successful trip. The highlight of the entire trip was a visit to Yosemite National Park. We flew in by helicopter from the military base adjacent to the City of Merced. I have no idea what the status is of your meeting with Mr. Gorbachev, but I would like to suggest _that:_ _,_ __iL . .y.ou . ..me.e_t _ wJ• .t: .h_h__i_!£1_ _, ___ yo~. _ g:i,v~ --- -· . .. serious. .-consi.der.a.ti-0n-·t-o ---me-eting at Yosemite National _, J~ark_. The Ahwahnee Hotel is a magnificent place. The beauty is unsurpassed, as you know, and the entire environment would lend itself to peace and harmony.

You and I disagree politically, and always will, although during your early days I~~ll_..x.ememb..eL __tq _~__ _!!l~.~ -!=- ~_I}g __\i~ had in Los Angeles. I am absolutely confident, however, that during yot.ir··-Tast--Ewo·-y-ear·s ···-- in office you would very much like to make another contribution to a becter understanding with the Soviet Union. This visit to Yosemite would, in my opinion, add immeasurably to an understanding amongst the leaders of two great countries. I , of course, am giving no pub licity to this suggestion, and will give none. It would come from_ your office; and, possibly whe~ you write your book you could give me credit. But, until that time and unless released by you, I will say nothing further about this suggestion.

I would also like to suggest that, before you leave, you give a beginning to the Franklin D_~1~.DQ ___B oq,?~veJt.. .M.~morial. It is ··aver ____ _ forty years since -th:Cs ....great President died. I am a member of t_bis The President -2- March 25, 1987

~g1missi an, appoint_ed by President Nixon. Everything is ready to go,. but"the money. This would be a great patriotic act and would also add to your presidency.

It was very gracious of you to meet me in February of last year. I do hope that your healLh continues good and that the next two years of your administration w~::c::e::r~~1~~

Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Governor of California 1959 - 1967 .--

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Dear Pat: I'm sorry to be so late responding to your Harch letter and just want you to know I appreciate your suggestions. At present, we're continuing to pursue the possibility of a summit with the Soviet Union. As I recently indicated, my invitation to Mr. Gorbachev to come to America still stands. The welcome mat is still out. With appreciation and best wishes, Sincerely, RON

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WASHINGTON Invitations extended to General Secretary Gorbachev should he visit the United States Fall 1987

MAJOR ADDRESS FORUMS

o Address the Los Angeles World Affairs Council at a luncheon or dinner during conference on issues of peace and war - prestigious forum for discussion of international affairs

o Address the National Congress of SANE/FREEZE, oldest and largest organization in the U.S. devoted to nuclear arms reduction and peace, Cleveland, Ohio

o Address the Harvard Law School Forum, Cambridge, Massachusetts

o Visit Sarasota, Florida and conduct a lecture at New College The New College Oxford Series has been the forum for bringing leaders of world opinion to their students, faculty and supporters (possibly visit neighboring Walt Disney World, as well)

AMERICAN LIFE TYPIFIED

o Visit Blanco, Texas population 1,300; visit longhorn cattle ranch and attend old-fashioned Texas country barbeque meeting

o Visit Stew Leonard's in Norwalk, Connecticut - unique American supermarket - Congressman McKinney

o Share a pot-luck meal with the membership of Delta Presbyterian Church in Lansing, Michigan

o Visit Utica, New York to highlight life in a typical American city

o Have dinner and receive "Texas welcome" from Richard Haynes, Dallas attorney, his wife and some friends in Dallas, Texas - Both Haynes and Gorbachev were born on the same day : March 2, 1931.

YOUTH/THE FUTURE

o Both jointly speak to youth leaders from high schools and college/universities at Stanford University and through them to the youth of America on their hopes and visions of the future . California Association of Stude nt Councils and Direct Connection

10/29/87 4:30 p.m. o Visit the University of California at Santa Cruz and address faculty, students and staff on education, high-tech and international affairs (neighbors the Silicon Valley) o Request that the Rochester Peace Child Chorus (75 Young Voices) appear at one of the summit events - highlights future of our youth

SUMMIT SITES o Glassboro, New Jersey extends invitation to host another Summit (site of last meeting in U.S. between u.s.-u.s.S.R. leaders) o Sug~ests Lawrence, Kansas, the community used as the setting for the film, "The Day After," as summit site - Congressman Glickman

THE ECONOMY o Visit the New York Stock Exchange

AGRICULTURE o Visit the Block farm to wjtness heartland agriculture in the midwest cornbelt - include visits to Ralston Purina, Ford Motors and John Deere since in close proximity of Block farm

10/29/87 4:30 p.m. THE WHITE HOUSE

In vi ta tions extended~ i'Je1Re:ir~ Secretary Gorbachev should he visit the United States this Fall

• Both jointly speak to youth leaders from high schools and college/universities at Stanford University and through them to "'\/ 1 ~1 the youth of America on their hopes and visions of the future. /f'A'V' J_-t;,11/ California Association of Student Councils and Direct Connection ttu. 1 11'AA'"'-~ ' Address the Los Angeles World Affairs Council at a luncheon or ~ dinner during conference on issues of peace and war - prestigious ~ forum for discussion of international affairs ~ • Visit the University of California at Santa Cruz and address 4- faculty, students and staff on education, high-tech and ~~~1 international affairs (neighbors the Silicon Valley) ! / --v · • Address the National Congress of SANE/FREEZE, oldest and largest organization in the U.S. devoted to.nucl~~r ar~ reduction and peace, Cleveland, Ohio ~ ~ --- ,,- 0 • Glassboro, New Jersey extends invitation to host another ~ Summit (site of last meeting in U.S. between u.s.-u.s.S.R. ~ leaders) • Visit the New York Stock Exchange rh,~ • Visit Blanco, Texas population 1,300; visit longhorn cattle ~ ranch and attend old-fashioned Texas country barbeque meeting ~

• Suggests Lawrence, Kansas, the community used as the setting ~ for the film, "The Day After," as summit site - Congressman ~1st Glickman • Address the Harvard Law School Forum O' ~ ~ • Visit Stew Leonard's in Norwalk, Connecticut - unique~~ LI~ American supermarket - Congressman McKinney -~ • Visit the Block farm to witness heartland agriculture in the ~~ midwest cornbelt - include visits to Ralston Purina, Ford Motors · {:) .c and John Deere since in close proximity of Block farm

• Visit Utica, New York to highlight life in a typical American city ~¥

• Share a pot-luck meal with the membership of Delt~ Presbyterian Church in Lansing, Michigan ~ f'1 • Have dinner and receive "Texas welcome" from Richard Haynes, Dallas attorney, his wife and some friends in Dallas, Texas - Both Haynes an~_ Gorbachev/~..:;/~e born on the same day: March 2, 1931. ;Inw~ If/VI

10/29/87 4:30 p.m. • Request that the Rochester Peace Child Chorus (75 Young Voices) appear at one/of the surrunit events - highlights future of our youth ~ ~!1 • Visit Sarasot,, Florida and conduct a lecture at New College The New College Oxford Series has been the forum for bringing leaders of world opinion to their students, faculty and supporters (possibly visit neighboring Walt Disney World, as well) ~~ ~

10/29/87 4:30 p.m. -- ...... r 1,,·v ifes

THE WHITE HOUSE

Invitations extended vvb:cs kieiRelf~ Secretary Gorbachev should he visit the United States this Fall

• Both jointly speak to youth leaders from high schools and college/universities at Stanford University and through them to ~- J.L/ the youth of America on their hopes and visions of the future. /fW-"' California Association of Student Councils and Direct Connection tJ.u..~

• Address the Los Angeles World Affairs Council at a luncheon or ~ dinner during conference on issues of peace and war - prestigious ~ forum for discussion of international affairs ~ • Visit the University of California at Santa Cruz and address ..J- faculty, students and staff on education, high-tech and ~~~1 international affairs (neighbors the Silicon Valley) I / --v · • Address the National Congress of SANE/FREEZE, oldest and largest organization in the U.S. devoted to,nucl~~r ar~ reduction and peace, Cleveland, Ohio ~ ~ ~- __ . • Glassboro, New Jersey extends invitation to host another ~ Summit (site of last meeting in U.S. between u.s.-u.s.s.R. ~~.J-- leaders) ~

• Visit the New York Stock Exchange

• Visit Blanco, Texas population 1,300; visit longhorn cattle ranch and attend old-fashioned Texas country barbeque meeting

• Suggests Lawrence, Kansas, the community used as the setting for the film, "The Day After," as summit site - Congressman Glickman • Address the Harvard Law School Forum o ~ ~ • Visit Stew Leonard's in Norwalk, Connecticut - unique~ L.J~ American supermarket - Congressman McKinney -~ • Visit the Block farm to witness heartland agriculture in the ~~ midwest cornbelt - include visits to Ralston Purina, Ford Motors · () .t and John Deere since in close proximity of Block farm

• Visit Utica, New York to highlight life in a typical American city ~¥

I • Share a pot-luck meal with the membership of Delt~~ Presbyterian Church in Lansing, Michigan ~ /'"

• Have dinner and receive "Texas welcome" from Richard Haynes, Dallas attorney, his wife and some friends in Dallas, Texas - Both Haynes and Gorbachev:qeee born on the same day: March 2, 1931. IZ·~ ., ,

10/29/87 4:30 p.m. • Request that the Rochester Peace Child Chorus (75 Young Voices) appear at one/of the )summit events - highlights future of our youth ~~ ~ • Visit Sarasot,, Florida and conduct a lecture at New College The New College Oxford Series has been the forum for bringing leaders of world opinion to their students, faculty and supporters (possibly visit neighboring Walt Disney World, as well) ~~ ~

10/29/87 4:30 p.m. ... f'.

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September 14, 1987

General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev Staraya Plashchad'4 Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 103132

Dear Mr. General Secretary:

I would like to extend an invitation to you to visit Apple Computer in Silicon Valley. We propose a tour of our automated Macintosh Factory which is one of the most advanced manufacturing facilities in the world for assembly of personal computers. It is in this factory that Macintosh Computers are used to control the robotic stations that assemble other Macintosh Computers.

At a time when attention is focused on technologies which threaten our very existence, personal computers offer a dramatic alternative future direction for high technology. Our vision for Apple is to expand people's potential by providing them with extraordinary tools for learning and personal productivity.

Personal computers are a technology largely created by a new generation and no company in the world better symbolizes the excitement of this new technology than Apple Computer. The average age of all of our employees worldwide is still only 29 years. Apple people are motivated by the vision to change the world by creating tools for individuals which in turn will help change how people work, learn, think and communicate. We are the leading computer in schools in the U.S. and have established broad acceptance by some of the most prestigious universities in the world with our Macintosh Computer. P::!ge 2.

Apple is a company which is different in many ways from the giant corporations of industrial America. We are known for our innovation, uncompromising high quality of our products and extremely high worker morale. It is on these strengths we have built a company which is successfully competing with some of the largest and most successful computer corporations in the world.

Our Apple workers would be extremely honored to have you and your party visit us in Silicon Valley. If such a visit is possible, we will of course need to comply with all requirements of our U.S. government. It is my hope that the U.S. government will look upon a visit by you to Apple with enthusiasm and pride at what a new generation of Americans are attempting to create for the world.

Best regards, ..., i ' 1 1 '

. ( \ , : I John Sculley

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