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President's Trip Files President's Trip Files 442 President's Trip to Europe February-March 1969 [1 of 2] President's Trip to Europe February-March 1969 [2 of 2] General Background Papers - President's Trip to Europe February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe - BELGIUM February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe -THE PRESIDENT February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe -THE PRESIDENT February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe - WHITE HOUSE February-March 1969 UNITED KINGDOM President Nixon's Trip to Europe -THE PRESIDENT February-March 1969 UNITED KINGDOM 443 President Nixon's Trip to Europe - WHITE HOUSE ITALY February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe -THE PRESIDENT February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe -WHITE HOUSE February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe -THE PRESIDENT February-March 1969 President Nixon's Trip to Europe, General Background February-March 1969 444 Presidential Trip - (Planning) EUROPE Vol. I February 23-March 2, 1969 [1 of 4] Presidential Trip - (Planning) EUROPE Vol. I February 23-March 2, 1969 [2 of 4] Presidential Trip - (Planning) EUROPE Vol. I February 23-March 2, 1969 [3 of 4] Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 444 Presidential Trip - (Planning) EUROPE Vol. I February 23-March 2, 1969 [4 of 4] 445 Presidential Trip - EUROPE (Planning) Vol. II February 23-March 2, 1969 [1 of 2] Presidential Trip - EUROPE (Planning) Vol. II February 23-March 2, 1969 [2 of 2] Presidential Trip - EUROPE Schedule February 23-March 2, 1969 446 Memo for the President - Reaction to Your European Trip [February-March 1969] President's European Trip - Schedule Statement by Days [February-March 1969] [1 of 2] President's European Trip - Schedule Statement by Days [February-March 1969] [2 of 2] 447 MemCons - EUROPE February 23-March 2, 1969 President's Trip Material February 23, 1969 [1 of 3] President's Trip Material February 23, 1969 [2 of 3] President's Trip Material February 23, 1969 [3 of 3] 448 President Nixon FRENCH PERSONALITIES Discussion March 1, 1969 Wires Sent to Dr. K. While on Presidential Trip February 23-March 2, 1969 449 Vice President's SEA Trip August 1970 [1 of 3] Vice President's SEA Trip August 1970 [2 of 3] Vice President's SEA Trip August 1970 [3 of 3] 450 VP Trip East Asia January 1970 [1 of 3] Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 450 VP Trip East Asia January 1970 [2 of 3] VP Trip East Asia January 1970 [3 of 3] Detailed Schedule - Manila, Philippines Mrs. Nixon 451 Background Materials - Far East Trip July 1969 Detailed Schedule - Bangkok, Thailand Mrs. Nixon July 28-31, 1969 Foreign Official Correspondence Addressed to President-Elect Nixon Briefing Book Exhibits B and C 452 Foreign Official Correspondence to President-Elect Nixon - [November-December 1968] Secret Appendix The White House from New Delhi Mrs. Nixon [July 1969] [1 of 2] The White House from New Delhi Mrs. Nixon [February 12, 1969] [2 of 2] President's Trip to the Far East July 1969 Meeting with State Department Personnel [January 1973-June 1973] Meeting Memos [July 1969] 453 President Nixon's Trip Country Briefing Book INDIA July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Facts Book INDIA July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Country Briefing Book INDONESIA July-August 1969 Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 453 President Nixon's Trip Facts Book INDONESIA July-August 1969 Preliminary Drafts Briefing Memos India and Pakistan President Nixon's Trip Country Briefing Book PAKISTAN July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Facts Book PAKISTAN July-August 1969 454 President Nixon's Trip Country Briefing Book THE July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Facts Book THE PHILIPPINES July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Country Briefing Book ROMANIA July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Facts Book ROMANIA July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Country Briefing Book THAILAND July-August 1969 President Nixon's Trip Facts Book THAILAND Mr. Kissinger July-August 1969 455 MOONGLOW Vol. I [July 1969] [1 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. I [July 1969] [2 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. I [July 1969] [3 of 3] 456 MOONGLOW Vol. II [July 1969] [1 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. II [July 1969] [2 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. II [July 1969] [3 of 3] 457 MOONGLOW Vol. III [July 1969] [1 of 3] Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 457 MOONGLOW Vol. IV [July 1969] [1 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. IV [July 1969] [2 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. III [July 1969] [2 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. III [July 1969] [3 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. IV [July 1969] [3 of 3] 458 MOONGLOW Vol. V [July 1969] [1 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. V [July 1969] [2 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. V [July 1969] [3 of 3] 459 MOONGLOW Vol. VI [July 1969] [1 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. VI [July 1969] [2 of 3] MOONGLOW Vol. VI [July 1969] [3 of 3] MOONGLOW BACKCHANNEL HAK/Bunker [July 16-25, 1969] 460 TOHAK Logs HAKTO Logs [July 1969] Detailed Schedule - Bucharest, Romania Dr. Henry Kissinger [August 1969] President's Visit to Romania - Miscellaneous Background [July 1969] [1 of 2] President's Visit to Romania - Miscellaneous Background [July 1969] [2 of 2] Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 460 Detailed Schedule - Washington, DC to Guam Dr. Henry [July 1969] Kissinger President Nixon's Trip Public Statements July-August 1969 461 President Nixon's [Trip to India, Pakistan, Romania] [July 1969] President Nixon's [Trip to Phillipines, Thailand, Indonesia] [July 1969] Presidential Correspondence Prior to [Phillipines, Indonesia, July 22-August 3, 1969 Thailand, Pakistan, Romania] Trip President's Trip [to Phillipines, Thailand, Vietnam, India, July 22-August 3, 1969 Pakistan] Miscellaneous Planning [1 of 2] President's Trip [to Belgium, England, Romania, General] July 22-August 3, 1969 Miscellaneous Planning [2 of 2] 462 President's Trip - HAK Memos/Background July 22-August 3, 1969 President's Trip - Miscellaneous/Schedules July 22-August 3, 1969 President's Trip - Public Statements July 22-August 3, 1969 President's Trip - Reactions, Communications July 22-August 3, 1969 463 President's Trip - Memoranda [Part 1] July 22-August 3, 1969 President's Trip - Memoranda [Part 2] July 22-August 3, 1969 [1 of 2] President's Trip - Memoranda [Part 2] July 22-August 3, 1969 [2 of 2] President's Trip - Background Briefings July 22-August 3, 1969 Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 464 [MANILA, DJAKARTA, BANGKOK, INDIA, PAKISTAN, July 18, 1969 and ROMANIA - Departure notes, Toasts, etc.] [EAST ASIAN TRIP] [1969] [1 of 3] [EAST ASIAN TRIP] [1969] [2 of 3] [EAST ASIAN TRIP] [1969] [3 of 3] 465 LAHORE [July 23, 1969] MANILA [July 22, 1969] NEW DELHI [July 17, 1969] TONY LAKE [July 29, 1969] GUAM [July 26, 1969] MILDENHALL [July 7-22, 1969] Extra Copies of Memos to President on Asian Trip [June 27-July 23, 1969] [1 of 4] Extra Copies of Memos to President on Asian Trip [July 18-August 18, 1969] [2 of 4] Extra Copies of Memos to President on Asian Trip [July 8-29, 1969] [3 of 4] Extra Copies of Memos to President on Asian Trip [July 17-October 1, 1969] [4 of 4] 466 Presidential European Trip Vol. I September 27-October 3, 1970 Presidential European Trip Vol. II September 27-October 3, 1970 Presidential European Trip Vol. III September 27-October 3, 1970 [1 of 2] Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 466 Presidential European Trip Vol. III September 27-October 3, 1970 [2 of 2] 467 Presidential European Trip MemCons September 27-October 3, 1970 Presidential European Trip Vol. IV September 27-October 3, 1970 Trip [September 1970] [1 of 3] Trip [September 1970] [2 of 3] Trip [September 1970] [3 of 3] Sixth Fleet and CINCSOUTH 468 The President's Visit to NATO Headquarters (AFSOUTH) September 29-30, 1970 [1 of 2] Naples, Italy The President's Visit to NATO Headquarters (AFSOUTH) September 29-30, 1970 [2 of 2] Naples, Italy Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September-October 1970] Briefing Book YUGOSLAVIA Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September-October 1970] Detailed Schedule YUGOSLAVIA Dr. Kissinger Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September-October 1970] Briefing Book SPAIN Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September-October 1970] Detailed Schedule SPAIN Dr. Kissinger Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 469 Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [October 1970] Detailed Schedule IRELAND Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [October 1970] Briefing Book IRELAND Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September 1970] Detailed Schedule ITALY Dr. Kissinger Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September 1970] Briefing Book ITALY Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [September 1970] Briefing Book THE VATICAN 470 Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [October 1970] Detailed Schedule UNITED KINGDOM Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States [October 1970] Briefing Book UNITED KINGDOM THE MIDDLE EAST [Winston Lord] [for European Trip] [September 1970] 471 CANADA President's Visit April 13-15, 1972 [1 of 4] CANADA President's Visit April 13-15, 1972 [2 of 4] CANADA President's Visit April 13-15, 1972 [3 of 4] CANADA President's Visit April 13-15, 1972 [4 of 4] 472 CANADA President's Visit [April 13-June 2, 1972] [1 of 2] Box Folder Date Extent President's Trip Files 472 CANADA President's Visit [March 23-April 12, 1972] [2 of 2] Visit of Richard Nixon, President of the United States April 1972 President's Canada Trip TOHAK File April 1972 473 Azores Visit (Meeting with President Pompidou) December
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