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FILE NO. ACTION WUCDF246 PR ASA 138 PD AS SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 19 PDT THEHONORABLE U THANT, SECY GENL j U N NYK -.,,,.,,.-_, I WISH TO EXPRESS TO YOU MY SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR THE COURTESY AND HOSPITALITY ¥ITH WHICH YOU RECEIVED ME IN NEW YORK STOP WITH- MANY THANKS AND BEST WISHES YEN CHIA KAN VICE PRESIDENT AND PRIME MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA, 930P EDT, -} ~ cr '-• 3"
CO LUNCHEON
given in honour of
His Excellency MR. YEN CHIA-KAN VICE-PRESIDENT AND PRIME MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA
by the SECRETARY-GENERAL
on Monday, 15 May 1967
at the
UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS MENU
UAspic de Foie Gras aux Truffes
Le Carre de Veau Roti Judic Les Laitues Braisees Les Pommes Fondantes
Les Asperges Fraiches Vinaigrette
Le Gateau Saint-Honore Les Friandises Protocol and Liaison
Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 15 May 196?
Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Dao Dr. Hoo
Dr. Bunche H.E. Mr. Chow
H.E. Mr. Shen H.E. Mr. Goldberg
H.E. Mr. Corner H.E. Mr. Liu
H.E. Mr. Yen Chia-kan The Secretary-General
H.E. Mr. Matsui H.E. Mr. Kuoh-ting Li
H.E. Mr. Shaw H.E. Mr. Lopez
Mr. Hoffman : Mr. Narasimhan
Mr. de Meulemeester H.E. Mr. Hsueh Protocol and Liaison 9 May 1967
VISIT OF H,E. MR. YEN GHlA-KaN f' VldS-PRBSIDSNT AND PRIME MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA TO HEADQUARTERS OM MONDAY. 15 HaY 196?
22,50 porno HoE0 Mr» Yen Chla-kan, VI@e-President and Prime Minister of •* the Republic of China, will arrive with the members of his party at the Secretariat entrance0 Hx.fi o the Vice=President will be msfc outside the Secretariat entrance by Mr« Pierre de Meulemeester, Chief of Protocol ° The official party will be escorted by the Chief of Protocol to the 38th floor.
22*53 p0m« // The Secretary~Genara]( will meet HoS, the Vies-President at the /f elevators on the 38th floor0
The deeretary-General will escort Ht0lfio the Vice=President into his private office, where the members of the Vice-President0a party will be introduced to the Secretary--Generalo
9 12<>55 p0au, Photographs will be taken in the Seeratary-General s Conference Room,
lc.00 p0nio The Saeretary=Genera3 wi31 have a private conversation in his office with the Vice=President0
1020 p»m0 The 3scr©tary=Genera5 will escort Hefi» the tfiee«President into the Conference Room, where the guests invited to the luncheon will have previously assenfoJedo The guests will be introduced to the Vice-President by the Chief of Protocol,, Luncheon will be servedo Luncheon will be concluded. The Vice-President will take leave 'of the guests in the Conference Room .on the 38th floor, // The Secretary-General will escort the Vice-President to the // elevators on the 38th floor0 The Vice-President will tales leaw© ' of the Secretary -General at this point0
2»40 POHU The Chief of Protocol will escort the Vice -President and the members of his party by special elevator down to the second floor, 2o43 p^nio HoEo the Vice -President will meet the Chinese staff members of the Secretariat in the South Lounge „
2050 pom0 Escorted by the Chief of Protocol the Vice -President Td.33 go on a short tour of the Headquarters building, passing through the three Council Chambers , the North Lounge, the neek and the General AssanfoJy Hall (depending on meetings of the General Assembly Special Session)°
3.05 Porno HoE0 the Vice-president and the members of his party will go by spseia] elevator down to the ground floor and leav© Headquarters by the Delegates1 entrance^ H- o to o a\ Protocol and Liaison
Luncheon given by the Secretaiy-General on 12 May 196? *
Mr. Turner
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Dr. Bunche :c H.E. Mr. Ignatieff
H.E. U Soe Tin :: H.E. Lord Caradon
H.E. Mr. Lopez : : H.E. Dr. Vakil
H.E. Mr. Corner The Secretary General
H.E. Mr. Matsui H.E. Chief Adebo
H.E. Dr. Berro H.E. M. Schuurmans
Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Narasimhan
Mr. de Meulemeester Oft*/
Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 32 May 196?
.Mr. Turner x
Dr. Buncher x H.E. Mr. Igaatieff
H.E. U Soe Tin x x H.E. Lord Caradon
H.E. Mr. Lopez x H.E. Dr. Vakil
H.E. Mr. Corner X X The Secretary General
-.E. Mr. Matsui x x H.JS. Chief Adebo
H.E. Dr.'Berro x H.E. M. Schuurmans
Mr* Rolz-Bennett x x Mr. Harasimhan
Mr. de Meulemeester' SG luncheon to "bid farewell to H.E. Mr. Frank Corner, Friday. 12 May 1967. 1.15 P.m.. 58th floor
y H.E. Mr. Frank Corner - New Zealand I/E.E. Mr. Akira Matsui - Japan . I/H.E. Mr. Salvador P. Lopez - Philippines ^/H.E. U Soe Tin - Burma j/H.E. The Et.Hon. Lord Caradon, G.C.M.G., K.C.V.O. - UK ,/fc.E. Mr. George Ignatieff - Canada /H.E. Chief S.O. Adebo, C.M.G. - Nigeria ,/H.E. Dr. Pedro P. Berro - Uruguay .E. M. Constant Schuurmans - Belgium .E. Dr. Mehdi Vakil - Iran no HTB-r-MafT-Pa^iek-Sfeaw --- Awe^s'aMa (away in Montreal) no H2Er^4¥T-A5p*feHa?-Jr-Seidfeei'g -- «SA (away in Chicago)
The Secretary-General i/Mr. Bruce R. Turner i/Dr. Ralph J. Bunche i/'Mr. C.V. Harasimhan Jos^ Rolz-Bennett Mr. Pierre de Meulemeester
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0) giy*s& by the Secretaiy-Gonerel Wedaesday, 10 May
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Win
fftdin x 3£ tl Maiuig ifeung Gale T- Luncheon by the Secretary-General 10 May 1967. 3*tn fl.. 1:15 P.m.
Colonel Tan lu Saing U Ko Ko Gyi U Kyaw Thein U Win Mya Captain Myo Thein
H.E. U Soe Tin H.E. U Tun ¥in U Maung Maung Gale U Ba Thaung
The Secretary-General U Kyaw U U Tin Aung
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Mfflfflibers ofJBurmese Trade Delegation, 7""T~ '': ' ;"
,/i~. COLO MEL TAN YU SAING, v . _. * Member of the Revolutionery Council, Leader. 1/2. U KO KO GYI, Chairman, Corporation Ho: 19. \/3. H KIAW THEIN, Deputy Chairman, State Tim ber Board. . U WIN MA, Committee Member, Myanma Export Import Corporation. . CAPTAIN MYO THEIN, Officer on Special Duty, Myanma Export Import Corporation.
\/1. H.E. U SOE TIN, Permanent Representative of the Union of Burma to the United Nations 8. H.E. U TUE WIN, / Ambassador of the Union of Burma to the United States of Americ. v/9. U MA.UHG MAUNG G-ALE, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Union of Burma to the United Nations. i/1'O. U BA THAUNG, ^ Counsellor, Embassy of the Union of Burma, Washington.
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Ul n> Luncheon given ty the Secretary-General on 5 May 1967
Mr. Tarasov *—•
Mr. Nosek Mr. Narasimhan
Dr. Bunche H.E. Dr. Fedorenko
H.E. Mr. Kuznetsov The Secretary-General
H.E. Mr. Tarabanov :: c H.E. Mr. Fomin
Mr. Rolz-Bennett :L :: Mr. Nesterenko
Mr. Potrubatch Protocol and Liaison
Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 5 May 196?
Mr.
Mr. Hosek : . Mr. Narasirahan
Dr. Bunche : H.E. Dr. Fedorenko
H.E. Mr. Kuanetsov 3 The Secretary-General
, A.A. H.B. Mr. Tarabanov H.E. Mr./F,omin p*
Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Nesterenko
Mr. .Taraoov «- SG luncheon, H.E. Mr. V.V. Kuznetsov, Friday, 5 May 1967, 1.15 p.m., 38th floor
/ \/ H.E. Mr. V.V. Kuznetsov i//I H.ET *. TSDr._ N.T« m. Fedorenk™ * o v/E.E. Mr. A.A. Fomin no fi.E.-Mrt G-.I-. ibmin ^/Mr. W.K. Tarasov no H-;E-s Mr-.-P.B.-Morozov L/H.E. Mr. MiHto Tarabanov - Bulgaria
The Secretary-General j/Mr. Kesterenko . Kosek . Bunche ^/ Mr. Narasimhan / Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr* Potnibateh
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iw Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on k May 1967
Mr. Hesterenko Mr. Narasimhan
M. Djermakoye ; • 3: H.E. Etr. Walcott
H.E. M. Kabanda :; 3: H.E. M. Sandoungout
H.E. Sr. Molina Urena :: 3; H.E. Dr. Turbay Ayala
H.E. Mr. Pazkwak 3; :; The Secretary-General
H.E. Dr. Alarcon Quesada : :; H.E. M. Zollner
H.E. Mr. Shahi :: : H.E. M. Benhima
H.E. Mr. Cole :c. :: Dr. Bunche
Mr. de Meulemeester Mr. Rolz-Bennett Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 4 May 196?
Mr» Mttrasimhan x H.B. Dr. Walcott
H.E. M. Kabanda x H.E. M. Sandoungput
H.B. Sr. Molina Urena x x H.E. Dr. Turbay Ayala
* Bunehtfo r X X The Secretary-General
H.B. Dr. Alarcon Quesada x x H.E. M. Zollner
H.E. Mr. Sbahi x H.S. M. Benhima
H.E. Mr. Cole x x
Mr. de Meulemeester SG luncheon for new Permanent Representatives, Ihursday, 4 May 1.15 p.m., 38th floor
H.E. Sr. Jose' Rafael Molina Urena - Dominican Republic ' / H.E. Dr. Prank L. Walcott - Barbados .E. Monsieur Ce'lestin Kabanda - Rwanda ix H.E. Etr. Rieardo Alar con Quesada - Cuba .E. Mr. Christopher O.E. Cole - Sierra Leone .E. Monsieur Marcel Sandoungout - Gabon /H.E. Mr. Agha Shahi - Pakistan tXH.E. Monsieur Ahmed Taibi Benhima - Morocco i/ H.E. Dr. Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala - Colombia j/H.E. Monsieur Maxime Leopold Zollner - Dahomey . Mr. Abdul Rahman Pazhwak - Afghanistan
The Secretary-General t/Mr. Narasimhan Bunche Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. de Meulemeester \/ Mr. DjermaJfcoye Mr. Hesterenko
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Sa PRESENTATION OF NEHRU AWARD TO UNIS
SG reception, UNIS, Tuesday, 2 May 1967, 6 to 6.30 p.m., 38th floor
Board of Trustees: r. Julia Henderson, Chairman Vice -Chairmen no i-EMS-.- -Ghief-SvQv -Adebo,- ^*^Xi^ — -Miger-ia no \/Tt.&.-^r-$ve^&r-G&>^& V^H.E. M. Roger Seydoux - France v/ H.E. Mr. Bohdan Tomorowicz - Poland . Tore Tallroth - Consul General of Sweden, 6l E. 6Hh St., RE 7-7300 Sir Alexander MacFarquhar . Bruce R. Turner no vMr. -Bodiey-Ma*a»«3:ar-S«e3?e-feaiy -(-Ext, -3858 \/ Miss Karen Petersen, Treasurer (Ext. 5851 - Rm- 3763) Members no y Mr r -Philippe -de -Seyaes Mrs. Murray Fuhnaan (Ext. 3918 - Rm. 8ll) Mr. Paul G. Hoffman Mr. Shukri Salameh (Ext. 2831 - Rm. 3^1) Mrs. Walker Stuart (Time, Inc. - Ii 6-1096) (Life Magazine, Time -Life Bldg
,/Mr. Hsi Yuan Sung (Ext. 560 - Rm. 1724) ^ctottggr Ce^er, . Carlos S. Vegega (Ext. 36lO - Rm. A- 3136)
r. Desmond Cole, Director of UNIS (YU 8-5110)
I/ Mrs. Marietta Tree (Ext. Mr. David A.K. Owen Mr. Henry R. Labouisse
I/ H.E. Mr. Gopalaswami Parthasarathi - India no j/ H»&»- MiH- -Arthta- J-»-Goidberg— -USA H.E. Dr. N.T. Fedorenko - USSR (continued) Mr. Al Noor Kassum - UNICEF SG reception - UHIS - 2 - 2 May 1967
Mr. David B. Vaughan ^/ Mr. C.A. Stavropoulos ^X'Mr. William Powell /Mr. Ramses Nassif
The Secretary-General Mr. • Harasinihan Dr. Bunche Mr. Rolz-Bennett
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x x Mr. HeatereoKo SG luncheon, Friday, 21 April 1967, 1.13 P-m., 58th floor
H.E. Mr. Abdul Rahman Pazhwak The Secretary-General Dr. Bunche Mr. Narasimhan Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Nesterenko Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. Kosek.
8 a> givea by th® am fueeasy, 28 Jtarefc
Mr,
Kfe*. x Cr. Bxmche
Mr. Uaraslmhan x H.I. Up. Partfeacarat^l
.M. ISr. Pashwak
K.2. M* H,S, , Kfeatrl
Mr. x Mr- Solas -Sense tt 0, t/,A/ s: SG luncheon, Permanent Representatives of countries SG will be visiting, Tuesday, 28 March 19&7* 1«15 p.m., 58th floor
/ Mr. Beraard P. Ulakaratna - Ceylon (caaarge* d'Affaires) u^/ Amb. Parthasarathi - India Amb. Khatri - Nepal :{>*• ^ Amb. Pazhwak - Afghanistan ^/Mr. S.A. Pasha - Pakistan (Charge' d*Affaires) Turrettini - Switzerland
3?he Secretary-General i/' Mr. Narasimhan v/ Dr. Bxonche iX Mr. Rolz-Bennett i/'Mr. Npsek no J4]?,-GeeHaj?aewaHy (in Geneva) J Mr. Nassif
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903 PARK AVENUE • NEW YORK, N. Y. 10021 « TEL. 628-7610
Protoeol and liaison 27 Mareh 196?
GUSST HST FOR TH£ RECEPTION IN HONOUft OF H.JS, THE GOVfiRNOR«GJSNSHia OF TRINIDaD AND TOBAGO OK MON0AI, 27 MARCH 1967
The Secretary-General
Hofio the Governor-General of Trinidad and Tobago and Lady Hoshoy H,Eo the Permanent Representative of Trinidad and Tobago and MrSo Solomon
Mr0 and Mrs. Archibald
HoSo the Permanent Representative of Australia and Mrs. Shaw
Ho S0 » " " " Canada " HoE. " « " » China, Mr. Idu H.S. « M . i» » Japan and Mrs. Matsui H.£. " " " " Guyana, Mr, Braithvaite
H.So « » " " India, «r0 J^arthasarathi HoS. " n " " Spain and Sra» de Aznar H.S, « « " "' the UAR and Mrs. iSl Kony Hofi0 « " n n fcne UK and 5-n The Charg^ d'affaires of Thailand and Mrs,, Panyarachun Mr. and Mrs. Carducei, Permanent Mission of Italy Mr. and Mrs° Hope, United Kingdom Mission
Or. and Mrso Bunche M. and Mme Djennakoye Mr a and Mrs., Labouisse Sir Alexander and lady MacFarquhar Mr. and Mrs, Narasimhan Mr. and Mrs<> Owen Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. and Mrs. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart Miss Henderson Mr. Crooks Miss Nearne Miss Bruce Mr. da Meulemeestar TOTAL 52 CD Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 27 March 19&7
Mr. Dost Mr. Stavropoulos Dr. Farhadi x . . ••• x • x
Mr. Harasimhan x. Dr. Bunche
H.E. Lord Caradon x x H.E, Mr. Parthasarathi
H.E. M. Seydoux x H.B. Mr. Paahwak
H.E. Mohammad Haatnm MalwandwalX X The Secretary-General
H.iS. .Mr. Tarabahov x H.£. Dr. Koor All
H.E. M. Vakil x x H.E. Dr. Fedorenko
Mr. Nosek x Mr. Hoffman
X X X Mr. Ghaus Mr. deMeulemeester H.B. Mr. Malekyar LUNCHEON
given in honour of
His EXCELLENCY MOHAMMAD HASHIM MAIWANDWAL PRIME MINISTER OF AFGHANISTAN
by the
SECRETARY-GENERAL
on Monday, 27 March 1967
at the
UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS MENU
Le Consomme des Viveurs Les Paillettes Dorees
Le Baron d'Agneau de Lait Persille Les Haricots Verts au Beurre Les Croquettes Amandine
La Salade de Ccsiirs de Palmiers
UAnanas Glace Surprise Protocol and Liaison 22 March 196? (Revised 27/3) GUEST LIST FOR THE LQNCHBGN GIVEN IN HONOUR OF H.B.. THS PRBiii MBSlSTiiR OF ON 27 MARCH 196?
Host • • • The Secretary-General Guest of honour
H0Eo Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal Prime Minister of Afghanistan Prime Minister's HoEo Dr» Moor All Minister of Commarca HoEo Mr. Abdul Rahoiaa Pazhwak Penaansat Reprssentafciva to the UM x H H»S0 Mr. Mi3ko Tarabanov (Bulgaria), President of the Security HpE0 Mo Roger Seydous (France) 1 HoE, The ttt0 Hon. Lord Carad©n (UK) "H.fi, Dr. NoTo Fedoreako (USSR) Hi>ED Mr. Goj»3aswami Parthasarathi (India) HO£. Uto Mohdi Vakil (Iran) Secretariat Dr. fiunche Mr, Hoffman Mr. Narasimhan Mr. Wosak Mr. Stavropoulos TOTAL 18 Protocol and Liaison 21 March 196? PROGRAMME FOR THE VISIT OP H,E<> MORttMMaD HnSHBi PRIME MINISTER OF AFGHANISTAN , TO HEADQUARTERS OK MONDAY, 27 MARCH 196? 12*30 p0mo H.,ED Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal, Prime Minister of Afghanistan9 accompanied by HoS. MrP Abdul Rahman Pazhwak, Permanent Representative to the United Nationsv , will arrive at th@ Secretariat entrance0 The Prime Minister's suite will be composed of H°S0 Dr, Noor Alis Minister of Commerce, Dr, Rawan Farhadi, General Director for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Shah Mohammad Dost, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, and Mr. Abdul Samad Ghaus, Counsellor, Permanent Mission. The party will be greeted at the Secretariat entrance by Mr, Pierre de Meulemeester, Chief of Protocol, and escorted by special elevator to the 38th floor. 12033 p.m., The Secretary-Genera] will receive the Prims Minister at, the elevators on the 38th floor « 12.o 35 Pom0 Arrangements will be made in the Secretary =Genera2 * s Conference Room to enable the photographers to record the visit . 12oAQ p->nu The Secretary-General , tne Priaa minister and .ueiabers of his p<*rty designated by the Prime iiinister, will iiave a private conversation in the Secretary --General's office., At 1*00 p0m» Mr. Paul Hoffman, Administrator, United Nations Development Programme, will join in the private conversations 1.15 P.m., The Secretary "General will escort the Prime Minister into the Conference Room where the Chief of Protocol will introduce the guests invited to the luncheon, 1.30 pom. Luncheon will be served. 2,40 pom* luncheon will be concluded <, The Prime Minister will taks leave of the guests invited to the luncheon o The Secretary=Genera3 will escort the Prime Minister to the on the 38th floor, at which point the Prim© Minister will take leave of the Secretary -General o p»m. Escorted by the Chief of Protocol, the Prime Minister and the members of his party will go down by special elevator to the tieeretariat entrance from where the Prime Minister will leave Headquarterso of tbe Se«mba3?5Hlai!5«ai of Its oaatenta &n&fe etos^ s asked sae to acteadj 'ttopow^li $ea» to HisfeceUfiffijfi^ *tb e B*&se Minister a aost to- irfel.t tfeas EBait^cl Slatieaas ia tfe® «€aa?®e o^ Ms to tfoe lfe£t©3. Sfeatte la tlie miad© «f Hcsremter, that Hie S»eellenB?y it s^&itel© to bo- t5ie Sea?^aelgi^eae*al*a @nsst at a also to «4&sss the slmtM Ire gmtefSaGl if #«si «suM 1st tts Jsne^ as sooti as tlte Mis . to %ti«9^ Mrs* Bautista tfip. Mr* l/saaxAdOOfj PERMANENT MISSION OF AFGHANISTAN TO THE UNITED NATIONS August 23, 1966 I write this letter only for your personal information to inform you that His Excellency Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal, the Prime Minister of Afghanistan, will visit the United States sometime in the middle of the month of November of this year, on the invitation *>'"1*aaR*'*a"*'*' ^ ' .. of the President of the United States. There is a possibility of his visiting New York, his meeting with the Secretary-General, and his addressing the General Assembly of the United Nations, No definite dates have, as yet, been determined, but I thought it would be useful to inform you of the approximate date so that with your cooperation, as it has always been extended to my Mission, we shall be able to work out the definite appointments on the arrival of the Prime Minister. I am confident that you and the officers concerned in the United Nations Secretariat will keep the abovementioned possibilities in mind. I shall convey to you any definite information on the matter as soon as it is available to me. jR. Pazhwak Mr. C.V. Narasimhan Chef de Cabinet of the Secretary-General United Nations, New York 1o I §•, New York, March 27, 196? Dear Mr. Secretary-General, I was extremely distressed to verify this morning that I had missed the luncheon, on Friday the 24th, in honour of His Excellency General Anastasio Somoza Debayle, President-Elect of Nicaragua, to which you had so kindly invited me . As the Brazilian Mission closed for Good Friday, I spent the day working alone in my office. In my secretary's absence, I was not reminded of my commitments for the day and, con- sequently, I regret to say, I failed to remember my luncheon engagement for that day. I wish to present to you my sincerest apologies for my absence from the luncheon and for the inconvenience caused thereby. \) Very truly yours, Geraldo de Carvalho Silos Deputy Permanent Representative of Brazil^to the United Nations Charge dTAffaires a. i. His Excellency U Thant Secretary-General United Nations New York, N. Y. Protocol and Liaison Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 24 March 196? Dr. Lovo Sr. Jimenez Dr. Mercado •' -1C •" K ' ' 36—- H.E. Mv de Carvalho Silos Mr. Karasimhan Mr. Hoffman Dr. Bunche H.E. Mr. Liu H.E. M. Seydoux H»E. General Somoza Debayle The Secretary-General H.E. Sr. Lopez Villamil H.E. Dr. Solomon Mr. Heurtematte Sir Alexander MacFarquhar H.E. Mr. Finger H.E. Sr. Lang Sr. Lacayo Mr. de Meulemeester Sr, Gobbi LUNCHEON given in honour of His EXCELLENCY GENERAL ANASTASIO SOMOZA DEBAYLE PRESIDENT-ELECT OF NICARAGUA by the SECRETARY-GENERAL on Friday, 24 March 1967 . at the UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS MENU Les CEufs Poches en Gelee Rosita Le Bar Raye au Beurre Les Pommes Nouvelles Printaniere Les Petites Garottes La Salade Floridienne La Mousse Glacee au Sucre d'Erable Les Petits Fours Protocol and Liaison 21 March 196? (Revised 23/3) GUEST LIST FOR THS LUNCHEON GITO5 IH UOHOUU CF H.E* THS PRSSlUENT-iSLSCT OF OS 24 MttRCH 196? Host - The Secretary-General Guest of honour HoEo General Anastasio Somoaa Debayle Preaident-Sloct of Nicaragua Presidential party •*e-*fee-3H H0E0 Sr. Guilleimo Lang Deputy Permanent Representative to tha UN Sr. Ofiiio Lacayo Director of the National Bank of Nicaragua Dr. Daniel Tapia Mercado Economic adviser Dr. Alfonso Lovo, Director of Private Enterprise Delegations H KeB.-Dr» PoV0J. Solomon (Trinidad and Tobago) 6 H»B0-M. Geraldo de Carvalho Silos (arasil)^ Ghargl d Affeirss Sr« Eugenio Jimenez (Costa Rica), Chargl d'affaires Srj,. Hugo Juan Gbbbi (Argentina), Chargl d*Affaires Secretariat . Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Sr. Roberto Heurtematte Mr. Paul G0. Hoffman Mr. C.V* KarasLmhan Sir Alexander MacFarquhar ., Mr; Pierre de Meulemsester ' ' • . - Total 20 Protocol and PROGRAMME FOR THE VISIT OF H«S,, QgNfi&iL AJlASTASlO SGMQ&A PaSSlDISNT-BIflCT OF NICARAGUA TO H&ADuUARTERS ON FfiXUAY. 24 MARCH 196? 12o50 p«uic. Hoiie General anastasio Sojaoaa Debayle, Presidentelect of Nicaragua, wi31 arrive at the Secretariat entrance where he will be greeted by Mr* Pierre de I-feulemeesters Chief of Protocol* The Presidentelect will be accompanied by H=E» ]Jr» Guillermo Sevilla-Saeasa, Perzuanent Representative, HoEc Sr0 Guillesroo Langs Deputy Permanent Representative,, and the fo3J$Hing ffiamber-s of the Presidential party: Sr, Don Fransisco Latnaa., President- of the Central Bank of Nicaragua, Sr, Don Ofilio Laeayos Director of the Nationa3 Bank of Nicaragua, Doctor Danial Tapia Economic Adviser, Dr. Alfonso Love, Don Ivan Osorio Peters, Press iiecrstiiry, Don liuLibarto Corralss and Uon Frank private ^eeretariasj, and Don Roberto Martins^ nbaunzac Tha Chief of Protocol will escort the President -Sleet and the members of his party by spseial elevators to the 38th floor a The Secretary-Genera]! will meet the Presidentelect at the elevators on the 38th floor and escort him to his private office? The Presidant-Elect win introduce the aembers of his pa.rty to the 12o55 Poflio The Secr9tasy=<3enera] ^d33 escort the President -Sleet into the Conference Room on the 38th floor where the photographers will record the visit „ At this momsnt the members of the Presidential party will bs escorted from the 3Sth floor by Sr= Jose Rosaan to a privata luncheon in the Delegates' Dining Room. oOO poiUc, ' The 6ecretary=Uenera2 and the President -Blast wi.11 hav@ a private conversation in the Secretary-General's office. The conversation vd]3 be attended by the Permanent itepresentative and the Deputy Permanent Representative „ *15 poiUo The Secrstary^General «L31 escort the President -Sleet into the Conference Room to meet the guests invited to the luncheon, previously assent ed in the Conference <>30 p0nio Luncheon will be sarvado 040 p,m, Luncheon «L33 be The President-Elect win take leave of the guests in the Floom on the 38th floor „ The ^resident -Sleet vd33 taks 3eave of the Secretary '-General at elevators on the 38th floor0 2*45 puffin Ths Presidejffc=-Sl©^t and the EBisfosrs of bis party \d~n escorted by ths Chief of Protocol cloves to ihe second ? and, procesding along the hall,, the nsak am' di»n tl.-; escalators, tba pitrty wi33 arrive at 'bhs Dnlegstss' s 2«50 p^m^ Tha President-Sleet will leave the United Ilaticns by the Delegates5 Ref.The Lunch for Nicaragua - I am quite appalled "by the lack of inte- rest manifested "by Representatives towards this lunch - I am almost tempted to say " "lack of courtesy towards the Secretary-Ge- neral" ... The President of the Security Council told me that "though he had a previous en- gagement he would make a special effort to accept the SG's invitation". Same for M.Seydoux. Mr.Goldberg,who had accepted,declined this afternoon,giving no reason and asking that we extend an invitation to the sixth and last Ambassador on his delegation.He met for 2 hours with the President this a.m. Lord Garden declined, saying he will "be o- out of town and made no attempt to have any one else invited in his place. The worst comes from the least expected! The Permanent Representative of ...Nicaragua He excused himself at noon to-day saying he had been called by President Johnson.Though he would be the Dean of the diplomatic Corps of the UN if there were such a thing,he seldom puts in an appearance at any UN event affair or even working meeting of the HPT. I cannot imagine how one can be so discourteou: to the SG receiving one's own President, Ife^ a> § 1-1 I H re O> 1-3 I * 5 «*• «' given "by tba oa Mr- Vaughan H.I, Mr. Flngar *S. I5r. iuffum .1. Mrs. Anderson Jdr. Bola-Beimett X Hoa. C.P. Case Son.. A» Soj-e Hon* J.*?« Sparloaan TSaerfffc&g - x Boa. Ho». F. Carlson . F. Chxireh Ion. J.S. Clark Ion. C. . if. J. "Si sco Ifcs loaeha Mr. -, €. Hsrey x S.S. Mr. Federsan x • x H.ll. J5r. Qol^sclmldt H.I. Protocol and Liaison Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on Wednesday, 22 March 196? Mr. de Meulemeester H.E. Mr. Finger H.B. Mr. Buffurn HrB. Mrs. Anderson Mr. Hoffman Mr. Rolz-Bennett Hon. J.S. Cooper Hon. C.P. Case Hon. K.E. Mundt Hon. S. Symington Hon. A. Gore Hon. J.J. Sparkraan The Secretary "General H.E. Mr. Goldberg Hon. J.W. Fulbright Hon. F. Carlson Hon. F. Church Hon. J.S. Clark Hon. C. Pell Mr. J.J. Sisco Dr. Bunche Mr. Narasimhan Mr. C. Marcy H.E. Mr. Pedersen H.E. Mr. Goldschmiflt H.E. Mr. Rogers AGENDA FOR VISIT OP SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE TO U.S. MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 196? 7:30 am Depart residences. The Department of Defense will offer transportation from residences to Andrews Air Force Base in the morning and from the airport to residences in the evening. 8:00 am Leave Andrews, MAC Passenger Terminal in plane provided by DOD. Admiral McCain and Colonel Boyd, USUN escort officers. 9:00 am Arrive Butler-LaGuardia, Hew York. Mr. Gaumond, USUN, will meet with automobiles and escort to USUN. 10:00 am Greetings by Ambassador Goldberg and meeting with members of USUN and senior advisers on 12th floor of USUN. Coffee will be served. 11:00 am Meetings with foreign ambassadors on 12th floor USUN. 11:00 am. Ambassador Akira Matsui (Japan) 11:30 am Ambassador Francisco Cuevas Cancino (Mexico) 12:00 noon Ambassador Roger Seydoux (France) 12:30 pm Ambassador Lij Endelkachew Makonnen (Ethiopia) 12:50 pm Depart for Secretary-General's luncheon in penthouse of Dag Hammarskjold Library. 1:15 pm Luncheon with Secretary-General U Thant 2:45 pm (c.) Meeting with Secretary-General U Thant in Secretary- General's Office, 38th floor, UN Secretariat building. 4:00 pm (c.) If desired, attend Peacekeeping Committee session in Conference Room k, UN, at which Ambassador Goldberg is scheduled to speak, 5:00 pm Press Conference in auditorium, 2nd floor, USUN. 5:4-5 pm Depart for Waldorf Towers by automobile 6:00 pm Ambassador and Mrs. Goldberg's reception at U.S. Embassy Residence, 42-A, Waldorf Towers 7:00 pm Leave Waldorf Towers for Butler-LaGuardia 7:45 pm Leave air terminal for Andrews AFB, Washington, D.C. (Food to be served on plane) 8:30 pm Arrive Washington Notes: Mr. Richard Monsen, Press Officer, USUN, will be glad to be of any assistance throughout the day with any press arrangements that the Senators may desire. Photographs taken of each Senator during the day will be sent to the Senator's Washington office. Messrs. Kirkley, Grigg and Brew will escort the party from the UN Secretariat building to Conference Room 4 and from Conference Room 4 to the Press Conference at USUN. SG luncheon, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Wednesday, 22 March 1967, l.lg p.m., Library Penthouse _ SEMES FOBBIGM RELATIONS COMMITTEE: Acceptances: J.W. Fulbright, Chairman John J. Sparkman Albert Gore Frank Carlson Frank Church no Karl E. Mundt Joseph S. Clark Clalborne Pell Clifford P. Case John Sherman Cooper Carl Marcy, Staff Assistant Eugene J. McCarthy (will attend after luncheon) Regrets: Bourke B. Hickenlooper Mike Mansfield George D. Aiken Wayne Morse Frank J. Lausche John J. Williams Thomas J. Dodd STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAIS; Joseph J. Sisco, Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs no &.-G.- Torbert,- -Jr -, -Deputy -Asefafbexife -Se-ere-feetry -oe-Sbafee— for Congressional -fieiafbiotts no Wiliiaffl-B-.-MaeeHfeea?7-Jp-,-Assi6t-.§eety-el'-State-feF-eeHg3?e66ieHal-8eia%ieH£ no ( continued) SG luncheon 22 March 196? - 2 - UNITED STATES MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS: Arnb. Goldberg Arab. Buff tun Mb. Pedersen Airib. Goldschmidt Amb. Anderson Arab. Finger Amb» William P. Rogers, Special Committee on apartheid SECRETARIATt !Ehe Secretary-General Mr* Harasimhan Dr. Bunche Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Hoffman Mrr-de-Meutemee9*er Mr. Vaughan Total: W6 cc: Mr. de Meulemeester Don UNITED STATES MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS 799 UNITED NATIONS PLAZA NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017 e-2424 March 16, 1967 Mr. Lucien Lemieux Secretary to the Secretary General United nations New York, Hew York 1001J Dear Mr. Lemieux: This is in follow-up to our conversation this morning regarding the March 22nd visit of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Enclosed is a list of the members of the Committee, as well as others who will be coming up from Washington in connection with the visit. In the case of the members of the Committee, I have listed them in the order of their precedence (seniority on the Committee) as you requested. I shall be pleased to transmit the Secretary-General's luncheon invitations as soon as I have received them. With kindest regards, Sincerely, Eugenie Anderson Ambassador Enclosure ** SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS C50MMITTEE ( Chai i;v/J. W. Fulbright . - Albert Gore Frank Carlson ,/' Frank C3aurch 6? stuart Symington "it& i / Joseph S. Clark .- ^V*W \jf \/ Claiborne Pell- Clifford P. Case Eugene J. McCarthy -v' ' f c\e.^ / John Sherman Cooper L>/ "hk.. Carl Marcy, Staff - STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS Joseph J. Sisco, Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affaire j Willdam rBT"Maeoiiiber,,.J'^A.J,mA.ssistant Secretary of State jfor Qoj^rjsss^nal Relations 4 John P. White, Deputy-Asst. Secretary of State for'Congressional Relations ll.t. \Jt Xaaaeheon glvea fey ttet Hie S.S, M, Keita x Sr, Banehe Mr. Ciiaeko x a.B. «r. Shalissi X Br, -W4#»x SG luncheon, Special Misson on Men, Wednesday, 15 March 1967, 1.00 p.m., 58th floor H.E. Dr. Manuel PeVez Guerrero - Venezuela H.E. Mr. Abdul Satar Shalizi - Afghanistan H.E. Mr. Moussa Leo Keita - Mali The Secretary-General no Dr. Bonche Mr. Rolz -Bennett Mr. Hesterenko Mr. Ghacko M. Djermakoye cc: Mr. de Meulemeester George r(0 Io H H 10 n> UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES NEW YORK 45 NEWYORK • REFERENCE: 6 I U-< ^-"L^VW <^i~— >-^c/Vi^-vvx^*^-^'^ / 4/W-A I U-X_ -xCtxo^^^v C^T^^T^^^^i^n^S ^L l\/? J1 7^*t~ * ^^ L^1-Z^>z^cl--c J v\_x^- --x[/&-t-t~v ^/l^VvX^—j - Its-* ]i \^ - f>^/— yl/\, et^^^C-^-v^T^j/ ^ r / /L- j ^ AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL UNDERWRITERS CORPORATION 1O2 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK 5, N. Y WILLIAM S.YOUNGMAN March 15, 1967 CHAIRMAN Dear Mr. Secretary General: Thank you for including me in your luncheon yesterday. I enjoyed your talk very much, as well as the company and the luncheon, and felt honored to be among your guests. Sincerely yours. Wm. S. You The Secretary General of the United Nations New York City New York Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on Ik March 196? Mr. Ma-den Mr. Youngman Mr, Mott Mr. Heinz ' Mr, Paffrath Mr. Mellon ; Mrs, Compton i 1i Mrs. Tree Mr. Augenblick Mr. Blaustein j Mr. Skouraa | ; H.E, Mr. Corner H.E.Chief Adebo ! I ! The Secpetarv-General ! Dr0 Bunche HoE. M. Seydoux iI H.Eft Mr» Tomorowicz i i Mr. Bundy i Mr8 Carlson Mr. Andreas j Mr. Rubin Dr. Henderson iI Mr. Case i Mr. Moore j Mr. Rolz-Bennett ] Mr. Avnet j Mr0 Harper Mr. de Meulemester Mrs. Schlumberger Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on Ik March 196? Mr. Murden Mr. Skouras Mrs. Sompton Mrs. Tree Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Mellon Mr. Heinz . Chief Adebo Mr. Mott Mr. Harper Mr. Case Mr. Blaustein Mr. Carlson The Secretary-General Dr .Bunchy Mr. Bundy Mr. Avnet H,E. M, Seydoux H.E. Mr. Corner Mr. Andreas Mr. Youngman Mr. Moore Mr. Augenblick H.E. Mr. Tomorowicz Dr. Henderson Mr. Rubin Mr. Faffrath Mr. de Meulemester Mrs. Schlvuriberger SG luncheon, Tuesday, Ik March 1967. 1.15 p.m., Library Penthouse Acceptances; Mr. Lester Avnet Time and Life Building Rockefeller Center, Hew York, NY 10020 Mr. Stewart Mott 800 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10021 Mr. H.J. Heinz ^50 East 52nd Street Hew York, N.Y. Mr. 0. Rev, Ilk Fif^ifAvenue NewJCork, N.Y. Mrs. Randolph Compton 53 Brookby Boad Scarsdale, N.Y* Mr. Leslie Faffrath The Johnson Foundation, Inc. Racine, Wisconsin Mr* Chester F. Carlson 133 Crescent Hill Road Pittsford, N.Y, 1453^ Mr. Spyros F. Skouras Chairman of the Board Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. W* West 56th Street New York, N.Y. Mr. Richard T. Augenblick Secretary Executive Helena Rubinstein Foundation 26l Madison Avenue New York, N.Y. Mr. Samuel Rubin Samuel Rubin Foundation, Inc. 9 East 64th Street New York, N.Y. Mr. McGeorge Bundy The Ford Foundation 477 Madison Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 (continued) SOr luncheon 14 March 1967 - 2 - Mr. Everett N. Case, President Alfred P. Sloan Foundation 630 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. 10020 Mrs. Pierre Schlumberger 1 Button Place South New York, N.Y. Mr. Paul Mellon 125 East 70th Street New York, N.Y. Mr. George Moore, President First National City Bank 399 park Avenue New York, N.Y. Mr. Jacob Blaustein The Blaustein Building 1 North Charles Baltimore, Maryland 21203 Mr. John £• Harper, President Aluminum Company of America 1501 Alcoa Building Pittsburg, Pa. 15219 Mr. William Youngman The Starr Foundation 102 Maiden Lane New York, N.Y. 10005 Mr. Dwayne 0. Andreas First Interoceaaic Corp. 315 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota Mr • Andre' Meyer Lazard Freres and Company 44 Wall Street N.Y. Mr. Forrest D. Murden Allen and Murden, Inc . 39 East 51st Strasfc New York, New York 10022 (continued) SG luncheon Ik March 196? - 3 - Board of Trustees of International School Mb. Corner - New Zealand Mb. Seydoux - France Mb. Tomorowicz - Poland Chief Adefco - Nigeria Secretariat The Secretary-General Or* Bunche Miss Henderson Mrs. Tree Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. de Meulemeester Total: H&M0NM 29 cct Mrs. Tree Mr. Pogue SQ luncheon lU March 1967 - k - Regrets; Mr. Eugene W. Goodwillie Robert Sterling Clark Foundation 63 Wall Street Hew York, N.Y. 10005 Mr. Robert A. Maes, President Independence Foundation 2500 Philadelphia National Bank Building Philadelphia 7, Pa. Mr. Edgar Cullman General Cigar Company 605 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. Mr. William S. Beinecke 330 Madison Avenue New York, N.Y. Mrs. W. Palmer Dixon 550 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. Mrs. Vincent Astor 778 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. Mr. Arthur Dean Sullivan and Cromwell k8 Wall Street New York, N.Y. Mr. Arthur K. Watson Vice Chairman of the Board International Business Machines Armonk, N.Y. Mrs. Kenneth Ives 31 East 79th Street New York, N.Y. Mr. Roger Blough, Chairman of the Board United States Steel 71 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006 (continued) SGr luncheon Ik March 1967 - 5 - Mr* Lawrence A. Wien 60 East 42nd Street Mew York, N.Y. 10017 Mr. John D. Rockefeller, III 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York, N.Y. Mr. Allan W. Betts The Vincent Astor Foundation 405 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 Mr. David G. Baird David, Josephine and Winfield Foundation, Inc. 67 Broad Street New York, N.Y. 10004 Mr. Charles Kettering, Jr. 650 Seventeenth Street Denver, Colorado Mr. Robert Lehman Lehman Brothers 1 William Street New York, N.Y, MiSB Doris Duke 4l Bast 57th Street New York, N.Y. Mr. Marion Folsom, Director Eastman Kodak 543 State Street Rochester 4, N.Y. Mrs. Charles Wrightsman 820 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. Secretariat Mr. Paul Hoffman Mr. Narasimhan IF N SVN NYK PB t EXTRA : - * FAX HACINE ¥IS MAR $ JU4SA CST GENERAL U XHANT DL1 UNITED NATIONAL HYK I ACCEPT ^IITH PLEASURE THE INVITATION OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS FOR LUNCHEON ON TUESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH OF MARCH LESLIE -imam PFFRATH PRESIDENT THE JOHNSON FOUNDATION 24IP EST rv 48 WALL STREET NEW YoRK,N.Y. IOOO5 February 27, 1967 His Excellency U Thant, The Secretary General, United Nations, New York, N. Y. 10017. My dear Mr. Secretary General: I am terribly sorry that your very kind invitation to attend a luncheon on Tuesday, the 14th of March, arrived when I was away from the city. I would like nothing better than to lunch with you but unfortunately I have to be in Frankfurt for some long-scheduled meetings on that date. Sincerel: Arthur H. Dean c C . rno^vxl _ arker Uompton _ ^ LIST OF GUESTS FOR SECRETARY-GENERAL'S LUNCH - MARCH 1H INVITATIONS TO BE SENT OUT IMMEDIATELY IBt " " , Mr. Lester Avnet y Time and Life BBuildinu g ,/,/ Rockefeller CenCentet r ^ / I New York,N. Y. 10020 /,// Mr. Eugene >W. Goodwillie Robert Sterling Clark Foundation r\ 63 Wall/Street New Yor'k, N. Y. 10005 Mr. Stewart Mott 'lyn I '7 T7 800 Park Avenue ' ^ / *f °/ New York, N. Y. 10021 Mr. Robert/^A. Maes , President Independence Foundation 2500 Philadelphia National Bank Building Philadelphia 7, Pa. Mr. Edgar Cullman General Cigar Company 605 Thir«r Avenue New YorJt, N. Y. Mr. William/S". Beinecke n . /. , 330 Madison Avenue K^^w-? U^~^ c New York/ N. Y. Mr. H.J. »f50 New Y Mr. 0._ R6y Chalk 71H Fifth Avenue Newark, N. Y. Mrs. W. .^PcTimer Dixon 550 Par'k Avenue New/York, N.Y. Mrs. Randolph Compton 53 Brookby Road Scarsdale, NY Mr. Leslie Paffrath The Johnson Foundation, Inc Racine, Wisconsin Mr. Chester F. Carlson 133 Crescent Hill Road Pittsford, N. Y. 1453U Mr. Spyros P. Skouras Chairman of the Board Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp, HUH West 56 Street New York, N. Y. Mrs. Vincent/Astor 778 Park AveW New York,N. Y. Mr. Richard T. Augenblick Secretary Executive Helena Rubinstein Foundation 261 Madison Avenue New York, N. Y. Mr. Arthur Dean Sullivaj* S Cromwell 0 H8 Wal/1 Street New X>rk , N . Y . Mr. Arthur/K. Watson Vice Chairman of the Board International Business Machines Armonk/N. Y. Mrs. Kenneth Ives 31 East, 79 Street New York, N. Y. Mr. Roger Blough, Chairman of the Board United States Steel 71 Broadw/y New York/ N. Y. 10006 Mr. Samuel Rubin Samuel Rubin Foundation, Inc. 9 East 6H Street 11 New York, N. Y. 10021 Mr. Lawrence/A. Wien 60 East M Itreet New York,N, Y. 10017 Mr. McGeorge Bundy 'The Ford Foundation ^77 Madison Avenue New York, N. Y. 10022 r. John D/ Rockefeller, III 30 Rockef/ller Plaza Mr. Allan/tf. Betts The Vincent Astor Foundation HO5 ParK Avenue New Y0rk, N. Y. 10022 Mr. Everett N. Case, President Alfred P. Sloan Foundation 630 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. 10020 Mr. David G/ Baird David, Josephine S Winfield Foundation, Inc. 67 Broad/Street New YopK, N. Y. 10004 Mr. CharLes Kejttering, Jr rt/ I650 S^asflfefefeS Denver/; Colorado Mr. Robert irehman Lehman Brxrthers 0 1 William Street- New Yefrk, N. Y. Miss Do^is Duke m East 57 Street New Y/rk, N. Y. i * A j, / Mrs • Pierre Schlumberger UA/M/ i Sutton Place South I New York, N. Y. Mr. Marion Fp--ltfom, Director 0 Eastman JCotfak 343 S,tale Street tn--V Roefiester 4, N. Y. Mr. Paul Mellon 125 East 70 Street New York, N. Y. Mr. Andre/Meyer Lazard Ereres and Company kk Wall/Street New Yoirtc, N.Y. 7 5. i-f Mr. George Moore, President First National City Bank 0 <7-0i 399 Park Avenue New York, N. Y. Mr. Jacob Blaustein The Blaustein Building 1 North Charles Baltimore, Maryland 21203 Mr. John D. Harper, President Aluminum Company of America 1501 Alcoa Building Pittsburg, Pa. 15219 Mr. William Youngman The Starr Foundation 102 Maiden Lane New York, N. Y. 10005 7w \1hAJULt Mr. Dwayne 0. Andreas First Interpceanic Corp 315 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota Mrs. Charle^ Wrightsman 820 Fif New Y s -^ t Board of Trustees: Zealand (Amb. Corner) j France (Jtoib. Seydoux) (Amb. Tomorowicz) I o0 vo HI 0ff) * OD H- SG luncheon, New Yorlc Post, Thursday, 9 March 1967, r.15 p.m., 58th floor Mrs. Itorothiy Sehiff l/ Mr. James A. Wechsler Ihe Secretary-General Mr. Narasimhan Dr. Bunehe Mr. Bolz-Bennett cc: Don SO reception to bid farewell to H.E. Mr. Rashid Al-Eashid and H.E. Monsieur Dey Quid Sidi Baba, Monday, 20 February 1967* 5 to 6 p.m., 58th floor ______ V/H.B. Mr. Rashid Al-Rashid - Kuwait / E.E. Monsieur Dey Quid Sidi Baba - Morocco Arab Permanent Representatives (without Mauritania) v/ &JEU&r.4&^&.£oua£tour-a- - Algeria M. H.B. Azzout /H.E. Mr. Kadhim Khalaf - Iraq no y Monsieur Souheil Chammas - Lebanon »/H.E. Dr. Wahbi El-Bouri - Libya »- Jamil- Hk-Baarooay - Saudi Arabia Mr. Ghassan S. Al-Rachach - Sudan Mr. All Sahloul ,/ H.E. Dr. George J. Tomeh - Syria ^/H.E. M. Taieb Slim - Tunisia v/H.E. Mr. Mohamed Awad El Kony - UAR /H.E. Mr. Abdulaziz A. Al-Futaifc - Yemen Members of the Security Council x/H.E. Dr. Jose* Maria Ruda - Argentina (/H.E. M. Jose* Sette Camera - Brazil i/H.E. Mr. Milteo Tarabanov - Bulgaria i/ H.E. Mr. George Ignatieff - Canada y/H.E. Mr. Liu Chieh - China /H.B. Mr. Hans R. Tabor - Denmark v/H.E, Lij Endalkachew Makonnen - Ethiopia H.E. M. Roger Seydoux - France H.E. Mr. Oopalaswami Parthasarathi - India H.E. Mr. Akira Matsui - Japan v/H.E. M. Moussa L^o Keita - Mali i/H.E. Chief S.G. Adebo, C.M.G. - Nigeria v/H.E. Dr. Nikolai Srofimovich Fedorenko - USSR v/H.E. The Rt.Hon. Lord Caradon, G.C.M.G., K.C.V.O. - UK i/HrE»-Jtpr-A*thw-Jr-GeM¥epg - USA H.E. Mr. William B. Buffum (continued) •X - 2 - SG reception 20 February 1967 H.E. Mr. Abdul Rahman Pazhwak - Afghanistan African Permanent Representatives .E. M. Simeon Ake - Ivory Coast - Upper Volta M. Pierre Sanon /H.E. Mr. Jolim W.S. Maleeela - Tanzania /Mr. S.A. Pasha - Pakistan -Mehdi-Vafcil - Iran M. Manoutcher Fartash .E. U Soe Tin - Burma ^/H.E. M. Piero Vinci - Italy j/H.E. Mr. Sverker C. Astrom - Sweden t/ H.E. Mr. Bohdan Tomorowicz - Poland y/H^E. Mr. Karoly Csatorday - Hungary //H.E. Er. Milan Klusak - Czechoslovakia I/ H.E. Dr. Francisco Cuevas Cancino - Mexico .E. SeSor Jose* PiSera Carvallo - Chile .E. Mr. Rachad Mourad, Ambassador of the League of Arab States 757 Third Avenue, Suite 1001, New York Secretariat The Secretary-General «/ Mr. Abdel -Rahman i/Mr. Bjermakoye I/ Dr. Bunche \/VL. d*Artioussier no t/^MTde-Seyaec (away) no i/ Mr-i-Hear'fcefiaatte Hill Hoffman no Brj-Htw (away) Labouisse Alexander MacFarquhar Narasimhan Hesterenko Mr. Wosek Kittani (continued) - 3 SG reception 20 February 1967 Secretariat (continued) no v/Mr.-H0weTQ (away) no v Dsr-.-^rebi-scii no \s Bsr.--Protirbcii (away) i/Mr. Rolz-Bennett (/Mr. Stavropotilos tXMr. Turner t/ Mr. Vaughan ^Mr. cLe Meulemeester i/Mr. Korle cc: Don SG reception to meet Mr. Blbiano F. Osorio-Tafall, Thursday, l6 February 196?» 5.50 to 6.30 p.m., 38th floor Mr. Bibiano Osorio-Tafall Countries having troops in UNFICYP Australia H.E. Mr. Patrick Shaw, C.B.E. Austria H.E. Dr. Kurt Waldheim Canada H-sE-.-Mrs-Geerge-Igaatieff Mr. Gordon E. Cox Denmark HiE-»-Mm-iBane-8-.-afab«r Mr. Skjold G. Mellbin Finland H.E. Mr. Max Jakob son Ireland H.E. Mr. Cornelius C. Cremin New Zealand H-.E-.-Mr»-Prank-Geraer Mr. Bruce M. Brown Sweden H.E. Mr. Syerker C. Astrom U.K. H.E. The Rt.Hon. lord Caradon, G.C.M.G.,K.C.V.O. Members of the Security Council Argentina H.E. Dr. Jose* Maria Ruda Brazil H.E. M. Jose Sette Camera Bulgaria H.E. Mr. Milko Tarabanov China H.E. Mr. Idu Chieh Ethiopia H.E. Li3 Endalkachew Makonnen France H.E. M. Roger Seydoux India H.E. Mr. Gopalaswami Parthasarathi Japan H.E. Mr. Akira Matsui Hall H.E. M. Moussa I4o Keita Nigeria «»*-.- -Cfaie-f- -SvOv- TAdebo>- -Gkik^k Mr. J. T. F. lyalla USSR H.E. Dr. Nikolai Trofimovich Pedorenko USA H.E. Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg Others Mexico H.E. Dr. Francisco Cuevas Cancino Cyprus H.E. Mr. Zenon Rossides and Mr. Dinos Moushoutas Greece H.E. M. Alexis S. Liatis and M. Artistole J. Phrydas Turkey H.E. M. Orhan Eralp and M. Nazif Churuk and Dr. Nuri Eren (continued) f - 2 - SG reception - Mr. Osorio-Tafall Secretariat The Secretary-General Dr. Bunche Mr. Rolz-Bennett Sir Alexander MacFarqunar Mr. Westerenko Mr. Nosek Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. Turner Mr* Vaugnan no Mar-t-Brfaka*'* (Away) Mr. McCaw Mr. Powell Mr. Massif Mr. Kittani Major Koho Mr. Sherry Total: cc: Don I LUNCHEON given in honour of His IMPERIAL MAJESTY HAILE SELASSIE I EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA by the SECRETARY-GENERAL on Wednesday, 15 February 1967 at the United Nations Headquarters MENU Les Cornets de Saumon Fume Normande r te ifc, rf'ffi" A,J< Le Supreme de Volatile Mascotte Les Pommes Parisiennes Les Endives Braisees Les Cosurs de Palmier Vinaigrette La Mousse Glacee au Sucre d'Erable Les Friandises si o S! s Q II1MI ill II irr i iMr™ J- XT A if $ 0 Dr. Btuiche H-.B. M. Sette Camarat The Secretary-General 3* f4 1 H.E. Has Mesfin Sileshi H.E. Commander Destai ' H.E. M. Seydoux i t ] H.E. Mr. Tabor S CO •^ hi (-• M ; • & • H.E. Mr, Makonnen t H.E* Dr. Minassie Halle S C*" to (D P> 0 ^ to H H.E. Dr. Fedorenko ' H.E. Dr. El-Bouri p&> 8«+- PJ § H.E. Mr. Ruda \ t ' H.E. M. Keita 5i1 H.E. Mr. Liu i H.E. Mr. Fakhreddine i Mr. Hoffman •"--,.,----' - 1 ,.„.*.,,!./ „/v~ X . ~ ^ i ... . i . i fc... X sc O O PROGRAMME FOR THE VISIT OF H.I-Mo THE EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS ON 15 FEBRUARY 196? 12o25 p.nu H.I.Mo Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia, will arrive at the Secretariat entrance, accompanied by H,£c Has Mesf&n Sileshi, Governor-General of Shoa Governorate General, H<,So Commander Iskinder Desta,, U»Eo Ato Ketema Yifru, Minister for Foreign Affairs, HJ£0 Dr. Mlnassie Halle, Minister of State for Information and Tourism, and HoEa Lij Endalkacbew Makonnens Permanent Representative to the United Nations. //The Emperor will be greeted outside the building by Mr* Pierre de Meuiemeester, Chief of Protocol, and officially received inside the'.Secretariat Lobby by the Secretary°General „ The Secretary-General will escort the fimperor by special elevator to the 38th floor0 Arrangements will be made for the photographers to tate the official photograph in the Seeretary-=General8 s Conference Rooaio 12»30_p_onu Bra_Emperor and the Seeretary'=General \*ill have a private -——~—~-— conversation in the Secretary-General's office, attended by the Minister for Foreign Affairs., the Minister of Information and the Permanent Representative,, 1 lc-30 p0Bio Luncheon will be servedo 2o45 _Pgffig_ Luncheon xi31 be concluded,, //The Emperor and the Secretary>=General will take leave of the if guests in the South Lounge,. Preceded by the Chief of Protocol, the Secretary ^General will escort the Emperor from the South Lounge to an elevator on the second floor and dona to the Secretariat entrance and to His 2^50 p0mo The Empsror will depart from the United Nations Headquarters0 Protocol and Liaison 15 February 1?6? GUEST IIST FOR THE LUNCHEON GIVJ2i IN HONOUR OF H.IoM, THE EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA ON 15 FEBRUARY 196? The Secretary-General HoXoM, Haile Selassie lf Emperor of Ethiopia Emperor9 s party H.E. Ras Mesfin Sileshi Governor=General of Shoa Governorate=General HoEo Commander Iskinder Desta HoE. Ato Yilma Ueressa Minister of Finance HoE. Ato Ketema Yifru Minister for Foreign Affairs HoE. Dr. Minassie Haile Minister of State for Information and Tourism HoEo Ato Teshome Haile Mariam Ambassador to the USA H.Eo Lij Endalfechew Makonnen Permanent Representative to tha UK Major General Assofa Damlssi© Principal Aide de Camp Ato Yohannes Kidane-tlariam Vics-=Minister in the Ministry of Pen and Private Secretary to H.I0M« filatta Admassu Retta Vice-Minister in the Ministry of Imperial Court Ato Meba Selassie Alemu Assistant Minister of Press and Information His Imperial Majesty(s private Cabinet Mr, Kifle Wodajo Minister Counsellor^ Deputy Perm. Repa to the UN Mr. Tesfaye Mekasha Deputy Perm0 Rep0 to the UN Delegations Ho Eo Me Satte Camara President of the Security Council H0Bo Ur. ftuda HaE» Mr. Tarabanov HoE0 Mr. Jayarafcne H.So Mr0 Liu Chieh H0Bo Mr. Tinoeo H0E, Mr. Tabor HoIS, Mo Seydoux HoE, Mr. Csatorday HJSa Mr, Parthasarathi HoEo Mr. Matsui H«£o Mo Keita Ho3a Mr, Farah HoEo Mr, Fakhreddine HoEo Dr, Fedorenko HoEo Lord Caradon Ho£0 Mr0 Goldberg aecratariat Or0 Bunohe MO Djeimakoyo Mri Hoffman . Mr« Wssterenko Mr0 Kosak . Mr. Owen ^ Mr, Rolz~Bennett Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. da Maulemesster Mr0 Korle Mr. Raghavans President of kk V DINER offert en 1'honueur de SA MAJESTE HASSAN II Roi DU MAROC par LE SECRETAIRE GENERAL le mardi 14 fevrier 1967 au Siege des Nations Unies MENU Le Consomme Double Amontillado Les Paillettes Diablees Les Delices de Filet de Sole Mary Garden Les Pommes Persillees L'Agneau de Lait Roti Le Riz aux Raisins La Bouquetiere de Petits Legumes Le C La Creme Rafraichie Tutti Frutti Sauce Fraisette Les Petits Fours sn o O O CO K GQ CQ ; s i H- * (0 s I to O a tr. 5 .5 ^ H - ^ v, ' «. v 7. ' J r H.E. M. Keita *> - « S Mrs. Goldberg ©_. yv\ '••— -i^tf^p —- .•• —^n- V » —- - ^f* &...... ^—.».j* . V .. , , V; ,,, i-^jp- fV- ,,ii^i V— —• -y^...• iV— ...« 3t H0E50 Dr<, Fedorenk® ) Mrso ttuda S JS {S C CC i HoEc, M0 Vinci t j 1 0 0 <8> JX, 4 .Q t Ho£0 Mo Lasky so^^;^£Mo3s§Js; 1) Mrse Keita O 9 O f™*^ £9 ^3 ' ("*^ O «3 4 • % O g g {B H W O • i ', Ho&> MTP Gsatorday (D &^ P> O ^ d ^0 (S) 43) CM v 3 c H»fi0 Mo Tahiri gH-G.g.pTH'Og' Oj ' <> Mrs a El^Boari M C*1 H« ""§ S S ^ i L H,E» Mr. Makonnen « " g ^ J '' •1 ^ H0S0 Mo Charkaoui 1 < ) Mme Seydoux . fl ii. Hofic, M0 Bal&frej () Mrs* Tinoco * it. Ho&oHo Prince Moalay Abdailah <} Mme Setta Camara „ H»M The Kin^ of Morocco pR 0 IN a The Secratary~Ggn8ral t f HoRoH, Princess Lai la Aicha f « i H^fio M, Satte Camara I i Mr 80 Tabor : HoEp M. Ben Driss K < t Mrso Makonnoi pISKSg;^^^!^ 3t H0So M0 Boutaldb o jy> Q5 yn o ^j Q* Jx, ;: H0Eo Mro Tabor t? ° ^ti o O O Qi O ( t Mrs« Csat^day 4 Ifl tW «< O Mn& Sidi Baba 5 A c H0fi » Mo Saydoux § Sss^is* 1 § °* 1' E ° If ? H0E9 Mr. Parthasarathi 1 e£ ** wl 1 Jf toa. Fedorenko o1 8- J t H«fio Dr« El^Bouri >f V '^ ^/ ^^ ^* ^ ^^ *^ ^ ;( HoEo Mr0 Goldberg t* ^ O .._5f.V\ . " Atf-"_ 1 -/sV^ -fX\ >---f ' > • lyt 1 • X'/ > it'/ \ ftV y yv 5Cv* - - o ? ? ° B© » cr o ®r . oJjC ^ ot> £^ o SE jw c** t^ fl* «s w o ^ O O O ^™^ B^ S^ H ° (fej **$ ° *^ ® *O **? O* E* |3 * j- The S$crstary~Gsnaral H.M, Haassn II King of Morocco Royal Tarty H.ReH. Prince HaaJjay Abdallah H.RaHo Princess Lalla Aicha tLS* M0 SI Hadj Ahmed Balafrej juobassador to the Court of Personal R«spros®ntsit>ive of H.M, St. James HoH0 Moulay Hassan Bsa Uriss Minister of Sahaxian Affairs H.So M, Abdelhadi Boutalsb Minister of Justice HoEc M, Msaaoun Talsiri Ministsp of Finance- Hp Sc Moulay Ahmed Alaoui Minister of Industry and Mining h,S, Ma Ahiasd Laskf Minister of0 Public Works and Transportation HoJSo MO Mohamed Cherlsaoai Minister for Fossaign Affairs H0S» Mo Dey Quid Sidi Baba Pezssaaent ttaprssantafcive to tha UK Ho£b Dr. 'Afaasad Laraki Madame to the USa M/Allal SI Pass! President of the Istiqlal ( Independence) Parfcj H»Ho Moulay Hassan Ban FJzashdi H9 Ho Moulaj All Ganeral Bouha3i Bechir General Moulay Haf id • Director of. the Roj&l ProfcG.soI Mr. Hassan Yacoubi ; Husband of H0R0H. Princess Lalla Oeman Director-General of the Sugar Company Mo .ahmed Ben Messoud Diraetor^General , Private Secretariat of H.M. the King M. Drisa Bannouna, Chief of Protocol Mo Abdellatif KMatlb, Choi" do C&binst Tin %iat 0 Mrs. Tin H^dnt U Delegations H,£» Mo Josl Satte Camam (Brazil) President of the Security Council HoE0 Dr, Josl Maria Rude. HciSc, Mr, Mi3ko Tarabanov (Bulgaria) HoSo ''Mr1. Gecr'ge-Ignitieff (Caaada) HoK. Mr. M.Fo de Silva JayaEutns (Ceylon) HcSo Mr. liu Chieh (Chisa) Ho£a Sr. Luis Demstrio Tinoco (Costa aica) Madaiss H.E. Mr. Hans R» Tabor (Denmark) Madams Ii0£» M» fioger Seydoua: (France) Madaiss HoS. Mr0 K^roly Csatorday (Himgary) Madan® HoEo I HeE9 IU Pisro Vinci (Italy) H.B^ Mr. Wahbi El-Souri (Ilbya) Madaias HoE0 Mo Moiissa Uo Ksita (Mali) Madansa HoE» Mr. J.T,P.Ijall8 (Nigeria) Madam® HiBc Dr. M.T0 Fedorenko (USSR) Madam© Mr. Co Peter Hope (United Kingdom) Madame Mr. Arthur Jc Goldbarg Hj Sndalkachew Makonnen (iSthiopis) iladasa 3 H0So M0 Rachad Mourad Madams League of Arab States Dr. Halph J0 Buaeha Madams Ma Issoufou Saidou Djennakoye Madam© Mr. Henry RD Laboalsse Madame Mr, AoS0 Nestersnko ifedame Mr. Jesl Rolz~Bennet.t Madeuns Mr. Constantin AO Stavropoulos Staff ffr, Curtis Roosevait Chairman of the Staff Committee Protoeo]: Mr. Piarre de Chief of Protocol Mr,, Sinan A0 Korl® Madsma Deputy Chief of Protocol Miss Jacqueline Nearas Liaison Officer IMCA: Mr. Chakravarti Ragha^an President of the United Nations Correspondents11 Association TOTAL Protocol and Liaison 10 February 196? iS FOR THE VISIT OF H.M. ttnSSftN II, KBIG OP MOROCCO, TO THS UNITED NATIONS HEAUOJARISaS OS TUSSDAI, 14 FEBRUaSY 196? MOBBING VISIT 11.15 a«m» B.M. the King will arrive at the Secretariat entrance where ha will be met outside the building by Mr. Pierre de Meuleneester, Chief of Protocol, and officially received Inside the Secretariat lobby by the His Majesty will be accompanied by HoEo M. Charfeaoui, Minister for Foreign Affairs, H0S* Me Sidi Baba, Pemanont Representative, and several members of his party* The Secretary-General will escort H0M, the King to ths farthest elevator on the East side of the alavato? bank and to the 38th floor. After a few aicsaaats in the General8 s private office, His Majesty and the General will go into ths Conference Room, whore the photo-- gr&phers vi],3 tatoa the official photograph., HO 20 a.m. The SecratargMSeneral will hold a private conference mth His Majesty and the n&mbers of his party in his offies0 12»05 PO&U The private conference will be eonel^sdo The Saeretary-=Geaeral will accompaz^ His Majesty to the elQvatcrs on the 33th floor and take leave of the King at that point, Tho Chief of Protocol xdll escort His Majaety and th® of his party by special elevator dcsun to 1»B. Ths party proceed along the eoneourea, the neck aM into Confereaca Room 4» The Chief of Protocol will introduce the Chairman of the Afro°Asian Group to H.KU the King outside Conf ©ranee .Room 4° 12015 p«nu His Majesty -will have a maeting with the insmbers of ths Group.. 12^40 p»m« The mseting will be concluded0 12»45 p.m» Escorted by the Chief of Protocol, His Majesty will take an elevator from 1-B to the Delegates1 entranee and depart from Headquarters by ths Delegates ' @ntraneen EVSNBIG VISIT 8»30 p0m0 His Majesty the King and the msmbers of his suite win arrive fay the garden gates at 47th Stresto The motor sada will stop at the Canadian doors <» His Majesty viiJI be net outside the building by Mr,. Pierre de Meulsmsester,, Chief of Protocol s and officially received by the Secret ary -General inside tha Public Lobby,, 8-15 Pom= The Secretary -CSeneral win eseort. His Majesty and the H of his suits from the Public Lobby to the two elevators at the Delegates' entrance and up to the see end floor „ Preceded by the Chief of Protocol, the 3e ere t'asy~Gen oral v±ll escort His Majesty into the Vvesfc Payer, where the guests invited to the dinner -will have previously assembled,, The guests will bs introduced to Kis Majesty by the Chief of Protocol a 8» 35 p«mn The guests will be invited to proceed to the North Lounge where the State dinner will take place0 His Majesty the King9 the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Penaanent Representative will remain behind with the 3eeretary-=General so that the official photograph nsay be taken in the Uest Foyer before the party proceeds to the North Lounge. 8,45 Poffio Dinner win be served.. 1Q<,15 Pom* Dinner win be cono3uded^ Preceded by the Chief of Protocol* the Secretary =General will escort His Majesty to the terrace beyond the neek, where coffes and liqueurs will be served <> 10o45 P°m0 His Majesty and the members of his pairiy will take leave of the guests. Preceded by the Chief of Protocol and escorted by the Secret ary^Gensral s His Majesty wi31 go by special elevator down to the Delegates' entrance- The Secretary=GensraI will take 3 save of His Majesty at his car outside the building a fm oI- p M M a3? V en gives by the on 9 She H.B. Mb?, Braithwaits x 8.S. Mr. Bauassr H.I,, Kip, Al-futaih x Mi-. Sir. . JBr. Blr^ss Guerrero x x B.S. Mr. Katanga Luncheon, given by the Secretary-General on 9 February 196? The Secretary-General H.S. Mr. Braithwaite H.E. Mr. Banaar M.S. Mr. Al-Putalh Mr. Kosek Mr. de Meulemee&ter VS.'Mr? Owono H.S. Mr. Peres Guerrero H.S. Mr. Katenga Mr. Kola-Bennettt SG luncheon for new Permanent Representatives, Thursday, 9 February 1967, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor , no H»S»-Ba?»-fi?aak-t'.-Waleett—Barbadee (away) no H,B,-M,-GeleBtiH-Kafeaa The Secretary-General V Mr« de Meulemeester no £a»v-Buaefee 1/Mr* Bolz-Bennett no Mp-r-Hes*ei?eHls.e / Mr* Nosek 10 cc: Mr. de Meulemeester Bon Ico • fO TH" M y- o I Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 2 February 1967 Mr. Balima M. Zollner :: 3: M. Djermakoye Dr. Bunche a: ;: H.E. Mr. Ignatieff I.E. Dr. Berro :: :: H.E. Mr. Klusak H.E. M. Ignacio-Pinto :; :: The Secretary-General H.E. Mr. Tabor :: :: H.E. M. Seydoux H.E. Mr. Tarabanov :: :c H.E. U Soe Tin Mr. Nesterenko :; :: Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. de Meulemeester Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 2 February 196? Mr. x (^o-<.^ (O H.S. J 5" x. H. E. 60 x x H.B. Mr. Kluadk ' H.E. M. Ignacio-Pinto x: The Secretary "General H.E. Mr. Tabor jL x. x H.E. M. Seydoux . H.S. Mr. Tarabanov x H.E. U Soe Tin f Mr. 8G luncheon to bid farewell to H.E. M. Louis Ignacio-Hnto, Thursday , 2 February 1967, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor _ I/ (Us^uLa^ Q&^t; /ifiSy- l^j^^fL 3- 7/l/v 7 v/Amb. Ignacio -Pinto - Dahomey y M. Maxime Zollner - Dahomey (Deputy Permanent Representative) no Aa&T-Ake- — Ivexy-Ceaet no/ AaftH-i&«mde — yga»eket- /Anib. Seydoux - France /Amb. Ignatieff - Canada ^Amb. Berro - Uruguay -,/Amb. Klusa*k - Czechoslovakia ^Amb. Tarabanov - Bulgaria /Amb. Tabor - Denmark no AmbT-MatsHi --- Japan . U Soe Tin - Burma The Secretary-General Mr. D^ermaltoye Mr. de Meulemeester Bunehe x/Mr. Rolz-Bennett \/Mr. Nesterenko yMr. Balima 16 cc: Mr. de Meulemeester Don I1 N Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 31 January 196? 0) O to O CO Q) TJ I X Mr. Hesterenko x. Dr. Bunche H.S, M. Sette gaaaara x Hs'E.r'Dr. Fedorenko H.E. M. Seydoux x H«S. Er. Ruda H.E, General da Costa e SilvaX X The Secratary~G6flsral H.E. Sr* Tinoeo x x H.E. General Magalhaes H.S. Mr. liu x x H.E. Mr. Goldberg Sr» Rolz-Bennett H.S. M. Leitao da Cunha I s o e o Io O s Protocol and Liaison Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 31 January 196? cfl 3 fa ro (0 tiO *^ Mr. Hesterenko X 3 Dr. Bunche i H.E. M. Sette gamara x a HvE.IDr. Fedorenko H.E. M. Seydoux . H.E. Dr. Ruda H.E. General da Costa e Silva C X The Secretary«General H.E. Sr. Tinoco t x H.E. General Magalhaes » H.E. Mr. liu : ^ H.E. Mr. Goldberg Sr. Rolz-Bennett C x3 H.E. M. Leitao da Cunha ro 0) ffi S oj iH ^ago § )8 1 . Tl O TJ O as• • s• Protocol and Liaison 30 January 1967 Guest list for the luncheon in honour of H.E. Marsha] Arthur da Costa e Silva, President-Sleet of Brazil on 31 January 19&7 The Sesretary°Geii8ral H0fi. Marshal da Costa e-Silva, President~Ele H0fit. General Juracy Magalhaes, Minister for Feraign Affairs HoE0 Mo Sette Camara, Pazmanent Representative HoEo Mp Vasco Leitao da Cunha, Ambassador to the USA General Sdmundo Macedo Soares M« Ao Grieeo Mo Americo de Sousa, Congressnan Lt. Colonel Heraiani da Aguiar, Military Aide Mo Marcos Salvo Coimbra, Assistant to the Presidenfc°£leet H.E. Dr. Ruda (Argentina), President of the Security Council H0E. Mr. Liu (China) H0E0 Mo Sejdcsix (France) Sir fidaard Warner, Charg6 d°Affaires (United Kingdom) HoEo Dr0 Fedoranko (USSR) HoSo Mr, Goldberg (United States) HoS, Sr0 Tinoco (Costa Rica), Chairman of the Latin American Group Dr. Buncha Mr0 Westsrenko Krc. Sola-Bennett Mr. de Meulemeester Total 21 \ * Protocol and 13 January 196? PROGRAMME FOR THE VISIT OF H.E. MARSHAL ARTHUR COSTA IS SILVA, PRSSID3NT-ELSCT OF BRAZIL TO THS UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS OK TUESDAY, 31 JANUARY 196? l2<>45 p=ffio H0S0 Marshal Arthur Costa e Silva, Presidentelect of Brasil, will arrive at the Secretariat entrance. Tha Presidentelect will be accompanied by H.S. H0 Joel Sstta Caaara, Peraamnt Representative of Brazil to the United Nations^ and H.E0 M. Leitao da Cunha, Ambassador to tha USA. The President''Black and the mambsrs of his party will be received at the Secretariat entrance by Mr. Pisrra de Msul9meest9rs Chisf •• of Protocols and will be escorted by special elevator to the 3Sth floors where the Secretary-General will jaeet th© Presidentelect at the elevators, :; I The Secret ary-=Genaral wiJl escort ths Presidentelect into his | I Conference Room, where the official photograph will be taken, 12o50 pom. The Secretary^General will hav@ a private conversation in his office with the Presidentelect. The Pemanant Representative and the Brazilian Ambassador to the USA *dll be prasent. Ko inter- preter will ba needed during the conversation since either the Permanent ftapresentative or the Ambassador vd.ll do the interpretation as requiredo lo!5 p«Jflo The private conversation will bs concluded and the Secretery°=Ganeral will escort the Presidentelect into his Conference Room where the Chief of Protocol will introduce the guests invited to the lunehaon. Id30 p0ma Luncheon will be served. The Presidentelect -will take leave of the guests invited to the luncheon d The Secretary-Geaeral vd.ll escort the Presidentelect to elevators on the 38th floor and take leave of him arid the of his party at this point„ The Chief of Protocol will escort the Presidentelect and the members of his party by special ©le\rator down to the second floor and into the South Lounge. The Presidentelect will meet briefly with the Brasili&m staff mssabers of the Secretariat in the South Lounge „ The Chief of Protocol will escort the Presidentelect and ths members of his party through th® Council Chambsrsy ths North'Lounge2 the neck and into the General Assembly Hall by GA<=200«, 3oOO p0iBp The Presidentelect will havta an opportunity of vlsisdng the Porfcinari murals in the Delegates1 3e05 p0Oo The President °Slect and the asambers of his party will the United Nations Headquarters by the Delagates* eatrvane@ UNITED NATIONS Press Services Office of Public Information United Nations, N.Y. (FOE USE OF INFORMATION MEDIA — NOT AN OFFICIAL RECORD) Note No, 3337 30 January 1967 NOTE TO CORKESPCTTC'SNTS Marshal Arthur da Costa e Silva, President-elect of Brazil, will pay an official visit to United Nations Headquarters tomorrow, 31 January, and will confer with the Secretary-General, U Thant. Mr. da Costa e Silva will be accompanied by Jose Sette Camara, Permanent Representative of Brazil to the United Nations, and Vasco Leitao da Cunha, Ambassador of Brazil to the United States. The President-elect and his party will arrive at the Secretariat building at 12:^5 p.m., where they will be met by Pierre de Meuleraeester. United Na-tions Chief of Protocol. Mr. da Costa e Silva will be received by the Secretary- General at the entrance to the thirty-eighth floor. After a private conversation with the Secretary-General in his office, the two officials and invited guests will attend a luncheon on the thirty-eighth floor between 1:15 and 2:UO p.m. The President-elect will meet briefly with Brazilian staff members in the South Lounge at 2:kj p.m., and will then proceed through the Council Chambers and the North Lounge into the Delegates' Lobby of the General Assembly building. There, he will be able to view the two murals by the late Brazilian artist Candido Portinari. Mr. da Costa e Silva will leave United Nations Headquarters at 3:05 p.m. by the Delegates' Entrance. w y v y y. 7T Aw A w 01 • rc, ON! 75" ^ w i Luncheon given "by the Secretary-General on 26 January 1967 Mr. Kittani Mr. Hill : :: Mr. Rolz-Bennett Dr. Prebisch :: Sir Alexander MaeFarquhar Dr. Hoo 3 :. Mr. Abdel-Rahman Mr. de Seynes :; :: The Secretary-General Mr. Gardiner :: Mr. Hoffman U Hyun Mr* Owen Mr. Velebit :: Mr. Balboa U Paw U Mr. Martin Luncheon by the Secretary-General Thursday, 26 January 196?» 1:15 P.m. The Secretary-General Dr. Raul Prebisch, Secretary-General of UNCTAD Mr. I.H. Abdel-Rahman, Executive Director, UfflDO Mr. V. Velebit, Executive Secretary, ECE U Nyun, •:. " " ECAFE Mr. Manuel Balboa, Acting Executive Scty, ECIA Mr. R. K.A. Gardiner, Executive Scty, EGA Mr. Jean-Pierre Martin, Director, UNESOB Mr. P. de Seynes Dr. V. Hoo Mr. M. Hill Mr. Richard Paw U Mr. Paul G. Hoffman Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett Sir A. MacFarquhar Mr. D. Owen Mr. Ismat Kittani 17 150, ROUTE DE FERNEY 1211 GENEVA 20 TELEPHONE (022) 33 34 00 CABLE: OIKOUMENE GENEVA TELEX: OIKOUMENE 23423 EWORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES GENERAL SECRETARIAT GENERAL SECRETARY: D' EUGENE CARSON BLAKE ASSISTANT GENERAL SECRETARIES: REV. A. DOMINIQUE MICHELI REV. JENS J. THOMSEN ECB/HPC 1st February 1967 The Honourable U Thant, Secretary General, United Nations, New York, U.S.A. Dear Mr. Secretary General, I hasten, on my return to Geneva, to express my appreciation and that of my colleagues for the luncheon on January 25th. We appreciated your hospitality and also found your comments useful to us as we try to find the way for the Churches to support your efforts for a peaceful settlement in South East Asia. I shall try to keep in touch with you in these next weeks as to any developments in our plans or programme. Again, thank you for receiving us. Sincerely yours, EugeAe C. Blake Honorary President: Dr. J. H. Oldham. — Presidents: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop lakovos, Sir Francis ibiam, Dr. David Moses, Dr. Martin Niemoller, Mr. Charles C. Parlin. Central Committee: Chairman: Dr. Franklin ClarK Fry. Vice-Chairmen : Dr. Ernest A. Payne, Dr. J.. R. Chandran. General Secretary: Dr. Eugene Carson Blake. Associate General Secretaries: Dr. L. E. Cooke, Dr. O. F. Nojde, Rev. Philip Potter, Fr. T. Paul Vergtiese. intemmiorul affairs commission national council of the churches of chRist ,ntheu.SJ 475 Rl VCRSlfce 6RIV6, nGW yORk, n. y. 10027 telephone: 870-2395 Bishop ReuBen h. mueLLep, ppesi&ent R. n. e&wm espy, Qenenal secRetacy noBent s. Bilheimeu kimtis fRierifc naylop associite January 30, 1967 U Thant Secretary General The United Nations New York, New York 10017 Dear Mr. Secretary General: I want to express again my appreciation for the opportunity of sharing in the luncheon with you, Dr. Blake, and Dr. Fagley. Many of us are certain that the question of the pre- suppositions and basic objectives of United States foreign policy in Vietnam and Southeast Asia should increasingly occupy the attention of this country. I was encouraged by your interest in these matters, as indeed so many of us in the churches are inspired by your leadership in the struggle for peace. Truly, Kurtis Friend Naylori Associate Executive Director Department of International Affairs the hononABle eanest a. quoss, SG luncheon, Wednesday, 25 January 1967* 1*15 p.m., 58th floor . Et^ene Carson Blake, General Secretary, World Council of Churches Dr. Richard M. Fagley, Hie Churches Commission on International Affairs 279 ?ark Avenue South New York, MY 10010 5/Dr, Kurtis Naylor, Associate Director of National Affairs Commission National Council of Churches The Secretary-General no Bp no MF cc: Don r ro \>t IH 1 gives "by the Mr. Sols-Bennett Mr. Ifester&ako &r- Sonehe x xx Ms?. Bsroody x x H.B. U Soe fin a,l. M. Bouattotira B.S, »SP. Astrom S.S. Chief Mebo x x H.S. M, Seydoux Syea tejad.All x H.B, Br. B.JS. Mr. FarthasarathI H.S. »V iaralp X B.S. M, H.E. U, Sette Caaiara H.I. Kr. Xgaatieff *« Se Meulomaester Hs*. Urquhart Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 23 January 196? I-lr. Rolz-Bennett Jitv-Urquhortr* jC X x U.S. Mr. Baroody H.fi. U Soe Tin H.E. M, Bouattoura H.E. Mr. Astrom M.S. Chief Adebo H.B. M. Seydoux H.S. Syed Amjad All The Secretary-General H43. Httt- 'Alca*!^. U.S. Mr. Parthasarathi H.S. M. Eralp H.E. Dr- FodoMjatefc x H.E. M. Setta Camara il.3. Mr. Ignatieff x Mr. de Heuleiaeester - S(J luncheon to bid farewell to H.E. Syed Amjad All, Monday, 25 January 1967, 1*15 p.m. 58th floor / 1/Amb. All - Pakistan no Aafe»-Vakil (away) v/Amb. Eralp - Turkey ,/.ftmb. Parthasarathi - India ,/Aaib. laroody - Saudi Arabia (yAmib. Sette Camara - Brazil \/Arab. JFedorenko - USSR no te3?d-GaffaeLeH—BK (away) Arab. Ignatieff - Canada Amb. Seydoux - Prance Chief Adebo - Nigeria i/ Arab • Astrom - Sweden . louattoura - Algeria . Ake - Ivory Coast no Aab-r-6relefee3?g- u/Amb. U Soe Tin The Secretary-General i/ Mr. de Ifeulemeester »XDr. lunche . Bolz-lennett . Urquhart 18 cc: Mr* de Meulem.eester Don CD M osa i9 ^esassr 10^f '-is x 33? • feiiehe Mr. Hr* Sfes'aBiaama x « ^** Sostk » fettsal luncheon, JEfaursday, 19 January 19&7 , 1.15 p.m.. 58th floor i/ Amb. Pazhwak The Secretary-General i/. Mr. Warasimhan \/ Dr. Bunche v< Mr . Rolz-Sennett iX Mr. Stavropoulos i/ Mr. Makarevich ,/Mr. Kittanl \/Mr. Nosek cc: Don SI ID Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 18 January 1967 Mr. Salisbury Mr. TJrquhart x Mr. Middleton Mr. Markel x x Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Narasimhan x x Mr. Bancroft Mr. Sulzberger x x The Secretary-General Dr. Bunche x. x Mr. Catledge Mr. Daniel x, x Mr* Oakes Mr. Schwarz x. x Mr. Obhrai Mr. Powell Mr. Hassif SS luncheon, THE HEW YORK S3MES, Wednesday, 18 January 1967, 1.15 p.nu, 58th floor _ i/ Mr. Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, President and Publisher ^A I/ Mr. Harding F. Bancroft, Executive Vice President (, //A 7 tX Mr. Turner Catledge, Executive Editor i/Mr. E. Clifton Daniel, Managing Editor i/ Mr. Drew Middleton, Chief, United Nations Bureau i/Mr. John I. Oakes, Editor of the editorial page ^Mr. Daniel Schwarz, Sunday Editor i/ Mr. Harrison E. Salisbury Secretary-General Mr. Rolz -Bennett Dr . Bunche . Narasimihan . Bin Powen . Nassif t/ Mr. Obhrai / Mr. Urquhart cc: Bon LESTER MARKEL ASSOCIATE EDITOR January 16, 1967 Dear Mr. Secretary General: That broadcast has been put off until Wednesday evening and so gladly I report that I can be present at your luncheon. Thank you again for asking me. Yours , s i nc e rely , Lester Markel Mr. F Thant Secretary General of the United Nations The United Nations New York, New York f ark Si LESTER MARKEL ASSOCIATE EDITOR January 12, 1967 Dear Mr. Secretary General: 1 am grateful for your invitation to lunch, on the Eighteenth. Unfortunately, however, we are doing a broadcast beginning at noon that day and so I cannot attend. I hope, however, that we can arrange a talk in the near future. In the meantime, I send my full regards. Yours, sincerely, Lester Markel Mr. U Thant Secretary General of the United Nations The United Nations New York, New York ARTHUR OCHS SULZBERGER PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER January 4, 1967 Dear Mr. Lemieux: As per your request, I am listing below the group which usually attends our editorial luncheons as suggestions from Mr. Sulz- berger, to be included in the luncheon with the Secretary General on Wednesday, January 18 at 1:15 p. m. . Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, president and publisher i /Harding F. Bancroft, executive vice president ^/Turner Catledge, executive editor Clifton Daniel, managing editor - ^.^ ;^ v/Drew Middleton, chief, United Nations Bureau . Oakes, editor of the editorial page Schwarz, Sunday editor I do hope that this list is not too formidable. If you feel that it is, please let me know. Mr. Sulzberger will understand if you wish to have a smaller group. Sincerely, A2-3 I A.lll.,, IIOfl IXJ r30-D« •«1 7^xr^M&u7 TT^, OTCA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: 196? Chakravarthi Eaghavan (President) C.V. Earasimhan Earl W. Foell A.E. Kesterenko Wieslaw Gornicki Ralph J. Bunche Toshio Horikawa Daiid B. Vaughan G. Michael Littlejohns Jose Rolz-Bennett Kay Sainey-Gray- George Janacek Inge Galtung Jean D'Arcy Malvin E. Goode Goverdhan Obhrai Serguei Lossev Eajaa MourSi William K. Oatis Samuel B. Quaicoe Kathleen Teltsch Anne Weill-Tuckermari Anthony H. Wigan • IMCA PAST PEESIDEKTS John G. Rogers Francis W. Carpenter 'iKrisii-naffiachar- Max Barrel son Eruce ¥. Munn •- Pauline Frederick Paul Sanders Georges E. Wolff John Mac Vane Milt Freudenheirn I •8 • •< W crt M* ff O* O AE Protocol end Liaison .unchsori given by the Secrstary-Gsneral on 17 January 1967 1«I. Thiarn Mr. Ghacko Er. Rols-dennstt. Dr. ounciie H.E. Mr. Maleeela H.E. Dr. Solomon H.E. Chief Aclebo K. 3. i'lr. Kakonnen H.3. Mr. Collier The oe cratary-Genaral 'ir. Parthasarathi H..5, i-ir. I 'ir. Tabor Mr. Naraslinhan Kr. do I'leule^eestsr i-ir. Rifai <•-. -V.^^Jl,- f :-o'""A ST.•..••;-.'•. -Hi /i SCr luncheon to bid farewell to H.E. Mr. Gerson B.O. Collier, Tuesday, 17 .January 196? » 1*15 _»m«j 58th floor V Arib. Collier - Sierra Leone iX Amb. Tabor - Deomark i/ Chief Mebo - Sigeria i/ Arib. Solomon - Trinidad and Tobago / Arab. Malecela - Tanzania no Aml^-Kei*a — Mail: yMr. Thiam - Mali (Charge' d*Affaires) ,/Amb. Jakobeon - Finland Parthaearathi - India Ignatieff • Canada Makonnen - Ethiopia The Secretary-General Mr. de Meuleraeester Mr. Warasinihan Br. lunche Nesterenko %/Mr. Rolz-lennett v/ Mr. Chacko Mr. Najmuddine Rifai 18 cc: Mr. de Meulemeester Bon UNITED KINGDOM MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS 845 THIRD AVENUE v NEW YORK.N.Y. 17 January, 1967. I write to thank you most sincerely for the kind thought in asking me to your farewell lunch for Roger Jackling. As you may imagine we are very sad to see them both go, but in spite of this I enjoyed yesterday (as I always do when you kindly think of me for a lunch on the 38th floor). With very many thanks, (C.P. Hope) His Excellency U Thant, Secretary-General, United Nations. Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on l6 January 1967 Mr. Urquhart Mr. Vellodl x :c Mr. Owen Sir Alexander MaeFarquhar x. x Sir Edward Warner H.B. Sir Roger Jackling x. The Secretary-General Dr. Bunche X Mr. Hope Dr. Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. de Meulemeester S& luncheon to bid farewell to I.E. Sir Roger Jackling* K.C.M.S., Monday, 16 January 1967V 1.15 p*m*j 56th floor , v Sir Roger Jackling no Leya-Garadee. (away) v/Sir Edward Warner . Peter Hope SEhe Secretary-General no Mj»*-Kaj?ae±BsteaB. v/^Dr. lunche v/Mr. Rolz-Bennett v/ Sir Alexander MacParquhar ,/Er. Chai v/Mr. Vellodi ,/ Mr. Urctuhart ^/Mr. David Owen no Mp.-Hiii (away) r. de Meulemeester 12 cc: Mr* de Meulemeester Bon I H & 1-2 f %«at &i x 1.1. U' 0@e fin x S& luncheon, Thursday, 12 January 1967, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor •i/ H.B. and Mrs. U Soe H L/¥ and Mrs. 5»het Su and Mrs. Richard Paw The Secretary-General cc: Don