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the diplomatic corps, and Mrs.
Sevilla -Sacasa.
Mr.. Lodge viii accompany
Mr.. KhuShchev on the tour as
Mr.. Eisenhower's representa-
tive.
Mrs. Eisenhower will not 60
to the air base. An aide said
this is in keeping with q Gus
tom she has adopted. She
didn't leave the White House
to greet Queen Elizabeth Of
Great Britain, either.
Invitations Rejected
As the detailed Khrushchev
schedule was given out in
Washington. reliable sources
reported that the Red leader
has received and rejected in
vitations to address Communist
Party groups in Chicago and
Oregon during his l3-day visit
to the United States.
There were no surprises in
the schedule. except for a
previously unannounced ap-
pointment by Mr.. Khrushchev
to receive Gov. Nelson Rookie
Teller Of New York during his
visit to New York City.
Gov. Rockefeller, whose pros
poets for the Republican presi-
dental nomination may have
been jolted by Mr.. Nixon's
meetings with Mr.. Khrushchev
in Russia. was originally re-
ported cool to the visit Of the
Soviet boss to this country but
has publicly denied such feel
inRs.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty told ques-
TONERS today that the President
is receiving some mail pro-
testing the Khrushchev visit
and a lot favoring it. He re-
fused to disclose any breakdown
Of the mail.
Schedule Highlighted
Highlights Of the Khrushchev
schedule:
September Is (Tuesday)-
Arrive Andrews Air Force Base
1880 am; motorcade arrival
downtown Washington 1920
pm; parade to Blair House;
afternoon conference with Pres
ident Eisenhower; white tie
dinner at White House.
September l6 wednesday,
Morning visit to the Cover
ment's Agricultural Experiment
Station at Beltsville, Md;
luncheon speech at National
Press Club; sightseeing tour of
Washington: dinner at Soviet
Embassy in honor Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower.
September II Thursday
To New York City by special
train; luncheon and reception
by Mayor Robert F. Wagner;
afternoon reception by w. Az
erell Hartman; dinner guest
Of the Economic Club of New
York.
September 10 (Friday)-I
Drive to Hyde PARK for visit
with Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt, address United Nations
General Assembly. meeting
with Gov. Rockefeller, dinner
given by u. N. Secretary Gen.
eral Hammarskjold.
September 10 saturday.
Fly to Los Angeles, luncheon
at Twentieth Century Fox Stu
dos as guest Of Eric Johnston
and Spyros p. Skouras, dinner
given by Mayor Poulson.
September 20 (Sunday)-To
San Francisco by train, meet
ing and dinner with labor lead
ers, including James B. Carey,
president Of the International
Electrical Workers Union, and
Walter P. Reuther, president of
the United Auto Workers.
September 81 (Monday)-
Tour Of International Business
Machine computer plant at
San Jose, luncheon in en-
ploye's cafeteria, visit to STAN
ford Research Institute, Menlo
Park; civic dinner given by
Mayor Christopher Of San
Francisco. the World Affairs
Council Of Northern California
and the Commonwealth Club.
September % (Tuesday)--
Fly to Des Moines, dinner given
by Mayor lies and Des Moines
Chamber Of Commerce.
September 20 wednesday,
Visit to Pioneer Hybrid Corn
Co. at Johnston, Iowa; visit