Dr. Henry A. Kissinger

Press Conferences, Speeches, Etc.

for 1974

Jan. 3 Press Conference at San Clemente

Jan. 10 Kissinger-Simon Press Conference

Jan. 22 Press Conference on Israeli-Egyptian Agreement

Feb. 6 Remarks Before Harvard/Princeton/Yale Club

Feb. 7 Address at Panama City

Feb. 11 Opening Remarks at the Washington Energy Conference

Feb. 13 Press Conference

Feb. 19 Interview by Jacobo Zabludovski for Mexican Television
re Latin America

Feb. 21 Address to Conference of Tlatelolco, Mexico City

Feb. 23 Press Conference, Mexico City

March 4 Press Conference at NATO Headquarters, Brussels

March 7 Statement Before the Senate Committee on Finance

March 14 Press Briefing

March 21 Press Conference

March 29 Press Conference, London

April 12 Press Conference on Gromyko Meeting with President

April 15 Address Before Sixth Special Session of the UN General Assembly

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger

for 1973

Jan. 24 Press Conference on Viet Nam Peace Agreement
Feb. 1 Interview by Marvin Kalb, CBS News
Feb. 22 Press Conference on His Trip to Hanoi & Peking
Feb. 23 Interview by Barbara Walters, NBC News
April 23 Address to Associated Press Annual Luncheon: "The Year of Europe"

May 2 Press Conference on President's Foreign Policy Report

May 3 Press Conference on President's Foreign Policy Report

May 12 Press Conference on His Trip to USSR

May 29 Press Conference on President's Trip to Iceland to Meet with Pompidou

May 31 Press Conference on Pompidou Meetings, Reykjavik

June 13 Press Conference on US-DRV Joint Communique, Paris

June 14 Press Conference on US-Soviet Summit

June 21 Press Conference on SALT Principles

June 22 Press Conference on US-Soviet Agreement on Prevention of Nuclear War

June 25 Press Conference on US-Soviet Summit

June 29 Press Conference (with Michel Jobert) on US-European Relations

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July 6 Informal Exchange of Remarks Between Dr. Kissinger and Members of the White House Press Corps on President's Meetings with PRC Liaison Office Chief, Amb. Huang Chen

August 2 Remarks Delivered at International Platform Association at Sheraton-Park Hotel.

August 23 Press Conference on His Nomination as Secretary of State

Sept. 7 Statement Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at Hearings on His Nomination as Secretary of State

Sept. 22 Exchange of Remarks Between the President and Dr. Kissinger at the Swearing-In Ceremony as Secretary of State

Sept. 24 Address Before the 28th United Nations General Assembly

Sept. 26 Press Conference at US Mission to the United Nations

Sept. 28 Remarks Before State Department Employees

Oct. 8 Speech at Pacem in Terris Conference

Oct. 12 Press Conference

Oct. 25 Press Conference on Middle East Crisis

Nov. 12 Interview by ABC, CBS, and NBC in Peking

Nov. 21 Press Conference

Dec. 12 Press Conference at Close of NATO Foreign Ministers' Meeting, Brussels

Dec. 12 Address Before Dinner Meeting of the Pilgrims of Great Britain, London

Dec. 21 Address Before Opening Session of the Geneva Conference on the Middle East

Dec. 27 Press Conference -- Year-End Review

[L]

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger

for 1972

<table><tr><td>Jan. 26</td><td>Press Conference on President's Jan. 25 Speech on Viet Nam</td></tr><tr><td>Feb. 7</td><td>Press Conference on President's Foreign Policy Report</td></tr><tr><td>Feb. 9</td><td>Press Conference on President's Foreign Policy Report</td></tr><tr><td>Feb. 27</td><td>Press Conference (with Marshall Green) at Industrial Exhibition Center Banquet Hall, Shanghai</td></tr><tr><td>April 25</td><td>Press Conference on Kissinger Trip to USSR and President's Trip to USSR</td></tr><tr><td>April 26</td><td>Press Conference on Viet Nam</td></tr><tr><td>May 9</td><td>Press Conference on President's May 8 Speech on Viet Nam</td></tr><tr><td>May 26</td><td>Press Conference (with Gerard C. Smith) on SALT Agreements, Moscow</td></tr><tr><td>May 27</td><td>Press Conference on SALT Agreements, Moscow</td></tr><tr><td>May 29</td><td>Press Conference on SALT Agreements, Moscow</td></tr><tr><td>May 29</td><td>Press Conference, Kiev</td></tr><tr><td>June 15</td><td>Congressional Briefing on US-Soviet Relations and SALT</td></tr><tr><td>June 15</td><td>Question and Answer Session After Congressional Briefing on US-USSR Relations and SALT</td></tr><tr><td>June 24</td><td>Press Conference on His Trip to PRC</td></tr><tr><td>July 8</td><td>Press Conference on Soviet Trade Purchase Agreement</td></tr><tr><td>Sept. 16</td><td>Press Conference on His European and Soviet Trip</td></tr><tr><td>Oct. 26</td><td>Press Conference on Viet Nam Negotiations</td></tr><tr><td>Dec. 16</td><td>Press Conference on Viet Nam Negotiations</td></tr></table>

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
***
Press Conferences, Speeches, etc.
***
for 1971

Oct. 5 Press Conference on His PRC Trip

Oct. 27 Press Conference on His PRC Trip

Nov. 30 Press Conference on Announcement of Dates of President's Trip to China

Dec. 7 Background Briefing on India-Pakistan War [see text in Congressional Record -- Senate, December 9, 1971, p. S21012]

KISSINGER REMARKS AS SECRETARY OF STATE

September 7, 1973 Statement before SFRC (Confirmation Hearings)

September 22, 1973 Exchange of Remarks between President and Kissinger at the Swearing-In Ceremony of Kissinger as Secretary of State

September 24, 1973 Address Before the 28th UN General Assembly

September 26, 1973 Press Conference, USUN

September 28, 1973 Remarks Before State Department Employees

October 8, 1973 Speech at Pacem in Terris Conference

October 12, 1973 News Conference

October 16, 1973 Remarks on Being Notified of the Award of the Nobel Peace Prize

October 17, 1973 Remarks Upon Receipt of the George Catlett Marshall Medal of the Association of the United States Army

October 25, 1973 Press Conference

November 6, 1973 Departure Remarks, Rabat

November 8, 1973 Departure Remarks, Islamabad

November 12, 1973 Interview by ABC, CBS, and NBC in Peking

November 16, 1973 Message on the Occasion of Foreign Service Day

November 16, 1973 Arrival Remarks, Andrews AFB

November 21, 1973 News Conference

November 29, 1973 Remarks at Reception Honoring Chiefs of Mission

November 30, 1973 Letter to Nobel Peace Prize Committee

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<table>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>December 2, 1973</td>
      <td>Press Conference on Plane</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 3, 1973</td>
      <td>Message to PM Meir on Death of Ben-Gurion</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 6, 1973</td>
      <td>Press Conference</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 8, 1973</td>
      <td>Arrival Remarks, Brussels</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 10, 1973</td>
      <td>Statement on Award of Nobel Peace Prize (Read at Oslo Ceremony)</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 11, 1973</td>
      <td>News Conference, Brussels</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 12, 1973</td>
      <td>Address Before a Dinner Meeting of the Pilgrims of Great Britain.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 13, 1973</td>
      <td>Arrival Remarks, Algiers</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 17, 1974</td>
      <td>Departure Remarks, Tel Aviv</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 17, 1973</td>
      <td>Arrival Remarks, Lisbon</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 20, 1973</td>
      <td>Message to Lopez Rodo on death of Carrero Blanco</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 20, 1973</td>
      <td>Arrival Statement, Geneva</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 21, 1973</td>
      <td>Statement to the Opening Session of the Geneva Peace Conference on the Middle East</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 22, 1973</td>
      <td>Departure Statement, Geneva</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>December 27, 1973</td>
      <td>Year-End Press Conference</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>January 2, 1974</td>
      <td>Letter of Sympathy to Widow of Charles Bohlen</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>January 3, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, San Clemente</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>January 9, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks at the Swearing-In of Sonnenfeldt as Counselor</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>January 10, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, State Department (with Simon)</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

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<table>
  <tr>
    <td>January 22, 1974</td>
    <td>Press Conference, State Department</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>January 23, 1974</td>
    <td>Statement on House Vote on IDA Replenishment (with Shultz)</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>January 29, 1974</td>
    <td>Statement to SFRC (Executive Session Testimony)</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 1, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks to Administration Officials and Wives, East Room, the White House</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 6, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks Before Harvard/Princeton/Yale Club, Washington</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 7, 1974</td>
    <td>Address at Panama City</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 11, 1974</td>
    <td>Opening Remarks at the Washington Energy Conference</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 13, 1974</td>
    <td>Press Conference, Washington Energy Conference</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 19, 1974</td>
    <td>Interview by Manuel Becerra Acosta, Assistant Director, <u>Excelsior</u></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 19, 1974</td>
    <td>Interview by Jacobo Zabludovski for Mexican Television</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 20, 1974</td>
    <td>Arrival Statement, Mexico City</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 21, 1974</td>
    <td>Address to Conference of Tlatelolco, Mexico City</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>February 23, 1974</td>
    <td>Press Conference, Mexico City</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>March 4, 1974</td>
    <td>Press Conference, NATO HQ, Brussels</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>March 7, 1974</td>
    <td>Statement Before the Senate Committee on Finance</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>March 11, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks to Congressional Wives</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>March 14, 1974</td>
    <td>Press Briefing</td>
  </tr>
</table>

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<table>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>March 21, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>March 24, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks to Press, Bonn (with Scheel)</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>March 24, 1974</td>
      <td>Arrival Statement, Moscow</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>March 25, 1974</td>
      <td>Exchange of Toasts, Moscow (with Gromyko)</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>March 25, 1974</td>
      <td>Letter to Sen. Kennedy on Indochina Policy</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>March 27, 1974</td>
      <td>Exchange of Toasts, Moscow (with Gromyko)</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>March 28, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, London</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 3, 1974</td>
      <td>Statement on Death of Pompidou.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 12, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, White House</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 15, 1974</td>
      <td>Address Before Sixth Special Session of the UN General Assembly</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 19, 1974</td>
      <td>Welcoming Remarks, OAS General Assembly, Atlanta</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 20, 1974</td>
      <td>Address Before OAS General Assembly</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 26, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 29, 1974</td>
      <td>Arrival Statement, Algiers</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>April 30, 1974</td>
      <td>Departure Statement, Algiers</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>May 1, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Alexandria (with Sadat)</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>May 2, 1974</td>
      <td>Arrival Statement, Tel Aviv</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>May 3, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks at Ben-Gurion (with Eban)</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

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<table>
  <tr>
    <td>May 5, 1974</td>
    <td>Arrival Statement, Amman</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 10, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Cairo</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 12, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 12, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks at Jerusalem (with Eban)</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 15, 1974</td>
    <td>Statement on Terrorist Attack in Israel</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 17, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 17, 1974</td>
    <td>Statement on Israeli Attacks in Lebanon</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 18, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 20, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 21, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 22, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks to Press, Jerusalem</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 22, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 23, 1974</td>
    <td>Exchange of Toasts with Khaddam, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 23, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 24, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks, Jerusalem</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 25, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 26, 1974</td>
    <td>Exchange of Toasts with Mrs. Meir, Jerusalem</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 27, 1974</td>
    <td>Departure Statement, Damascus</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 29, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks, Jerusalem (with Mrs. Meir)</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 30, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks, Tel Aviv (with Eban)</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 30, 1974</td>
    <td>Arrival Statement, Cairo</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>May 30, 1974</td>
    <td>Remarks to Press, Cairo (with Sadat)</td>
  </tr>
</table>

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[LC]

<table>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>June 3, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks at Reception Hosted Jointly by National Council for US-China Trade, National Committee on US-China Relations and Committee on Scholarly Communication with the PRC</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 4, 1974</td>
      <td>Statement to House Foreign Affairs Committee</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 6, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, State Department</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 6, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks to NATO Parliamentarians</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 6, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks at Dinner Honoring Prince Fahd</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 7, 1974</td>
      <td>Statement to SFRC on Foreign Assistance Program</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 8, 1974</td>
      <td>Remarks on Signing of US-Saudi Joint Statement</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 11, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Salzburg</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 11, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Bad Reichenhall (with Genscher)</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 17, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Jerusalem</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 17, 1974</td>
      <td>Arrival Statement, Ottawa</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 19, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Ottawa</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 24, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, State Department</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>June 26, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Brussels</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>July 3, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, Moscow</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>July 4, 1974</td>
      <td>Press Conference, NATO HQ, Brussels</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>July 4, 1974</td>
      <td>Arrival Remarks, Paris</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>July 5, 1974</td>
      <td>Departure Statement, Paris</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

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<table><tr><td>July 6, 1974</td><td>Departure Remarks, Rome</td></tr><tr><td>July 6, 1974</td><td>Arrival Remarks, Munich (with Genscher)</td></tr><tr><td>July 7, 1974</td><td>Exchange of Remarks, Bavarian State Chancellery, Munich (with Goppel)</td></tr><tr><td>July 8, 1974</td><td>Interview with Hans Gressman, First German TV Channel</td></tr><tr><td>July 9, 1974</td><td>Departure Statement, Munich</td></tr></table>

SECRETARY KISSINGER'S ITINERARY

(All times local)

<table><tbody><tr><td rowspan="2">April 28</td><td>715 EDT</td><td>Depart Washington</td></tr><tr><td>2048</td><td>Arrive Geneva<br/>2-1/2 hour meeting with Gromyko</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="3">April 29</td><td></td><td>7 hour meeting with Gromyko</td></tr><tr><td>1809</td><td>Depart Geneva</td></tr><tr><td>1909</td><td>Arrive Algiers<br/>4 hour meeting with Boumedienne</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="2">April 30</td><td>1235</td><td>Depart Algiers</td></tr><tr><td>1831</td><td>Arrive Cairo<br/>several hour meeting with Sadat (morning)</td></tr><tr><td>May 1</td><td></td><td>four hour meeting with Sadat (evening)</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="3">May 2</td><td>1000</td><td>Depart Cairo</td></tr><tr><td>1035</td><td>Arrive Tel Aviv<br/>morning private meeting with Meir<br/>(no time given)</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>morning meeting with Israeli leaders<br/>(no time given)</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="2">May 3</td><td></td><td>evening meeting with Israeli leaders (no<br/>time given)</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>private meeting with Meir (no time given)</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="3">May 4</td><td>1219</td><td>Depart Tel Aviv</td></tr><tr><td>1409</td><td>Arrive Damascus<br/>six hour meeting with Asad</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Depart Damascus<br/>Arrive Alexandria<br/>entire day meetings with Sadat (no time given)</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="5">May 5</td><td>1901</td><td>Depart Alexandria</td></tr><tr><td>1856</td><td>Arrive Tel Aviv<br/>evening meeting with Meir and Israeli<br/>leaders (no time given)</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>early morning (1:00 am) morning private<br/>meeting with Meir</td></tr><tr><td>1431</td><td>Depart Tel Aviv</td></tr><tr><td>1626</td><td>Arrive Amman<br/>no time given for meeting with Hussein</td></tr><tr><td>May 6</td><td>1541</td><td>Depart Amman</td></tr></tbody></table>

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May 6 1533
Arrive Tel Aviv
four hour meeting with Meir alone
meeting with Meir and Israeli leaders
(no time given)

May 7 1031
1120
Depart Tel Aviv
Arrive Cyprus
three hour meeting with Gromyko

1710
1800
Depart Cyprus
Arrive Tel Aviv
meeting with Meir & leaders (no time given)

May 8 1824
2024
Depart Tel Aviv
Arrive Damascus
meeting with Asad (no time given)

May 9 1010
1230
Depart Damascus
Arrive Riyadh
meeting with Faisal (no time given)

1847
2114
Depart Riyadh
Arrive Cairo

May 10 1510
1535
three hour meeting with Sadat
Depart Cairo

Arrive Tel Aviv
meeting with Meir and key cabinet leaders
(no time or date given)

meeting with Dayan and key cabinet leaders
(no time or date given)

May 12 1019
1215
Depart Tel Aviv
Arrive Damascus
meeting with Asad (no time given)

1916
1915
Depart Damascus
Arrive Jerusalem
meeting for three hours with Meir and colleagues (no time or date given)

May 14 1008
1201
Depart Jerusalem
Arrive Damascus
four hour meeting with Asad

1814
1918
Depart Damascus
Arrive Jerusalem
several talks with Meir (no time or date

May 16 1417
1625
four hour meeting with Meir
Depart Jerusalem
Arrive Damascus

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May 16

Eight hour meeting with Asad

May 17

220

Depart Damascus

220

Arrive Jerusalem

four hour meeting with Meir & leaders

May 18

1115

Depart Jerusalem

1311

Arrive Damascus

2007

Depart Damascus

2005

Arrive Tel Aviv

meetings with Meir & leaders (no time given)

May 19

1012

Depart Tel Aviv

1210

Arrive Damascus

May 20

Five hour meeting with Asad

2200

Depart Damascus

2155

Arrive Tel Aviv

meetings with Meir & leaders (no time
or date given)

May 21

1445

Depart Tel Aviv

1635

Arrive Damascus

five hour meeting with Asad

2312

Depart Damascus

2315

Arrive Tel Aviv

May 22

morning meeting with Meir & leaders (no
time given)

1540

Depart Tel Aviv

1740

Arrive Damascus

four hour meeting with Asad

2300

Depart Damascus

2300

Arrive Tel Aviv

May 23

three hour meeting with Israeli Cabinet

1240

Depart Tel Aviv

1445

Arrive Damascus

five hour meeting with Asad (no time or
date given)

May 25

0010

Depart Damascus

0010

Arrive Jerusalem

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May 25

1155 Depart Jerusalem

1356 Arrive Damascus
meetings with Asad

2215 Depart Damascus

2215 Arrive Jerusalem

May 26, 1974

meetings with Prime Minister Meir

1735 Depart Jerusalem

1918 Arrive Damascus
meetings with President Asad (no time or date given)

May 27, 1974

2150 Depart Damascus

2157 Arrive Jerusalem

May 28, 1974

meetings with PM Meir

1730 Depart Jerusalem

1930 Arrive Damascus
meetings with Asad

May 30, 1974

0106 Depart Damascus

0100 Arrive Tel Aviv
meetings with Meir and Cabinet

0950 Depart Tel Aviv

1230 Arrive Cairo
meeting with President Sadat
1871 Depart Cairo

May 31, 1974

0142 Arrive Andrews Air Force Base

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1. REQUESTED INFORMATION ON COUNTRIES VISITED BY SECRETARY AND TOTAL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TRAVEL MILEAGE FOLLOWS, ALL BASED ON S/S-EX FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TRAVEL TALLY.

2. COUNTRY VISITED (FIGURES IN PARENTHESES INDICATE NUMBER OF TIMES):

AFGHANISTAN (2)

ALGERIA (3)

AUSTRIA (3)

BANGLADESH (1)

BELGIUM (9)

BOLIVIA (1)

BRAZIL (1)

CANADA (3)

CHILE (1)

COLOMBIA (1)

COSTA RICA (1)

KOREA (2)

CYPRUS (1)

DENMARK (1)

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (1)

EGYPT (11)

FINLAND (1)

FRANCE (11)

WEST GERMANY (12)

GREAT BRITAIN (16)

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Attachment 1

PASSENGER LIST

1. Secretary Kissinger

2. James P. Anderson, Westinghouse

3. Alfred L. Atherton, Jr., NEA

4. Miss Marilyn Berger, Washington Post

5. Walter E. Bothe, USSS

6. Amb. Ellsworth Bunker, S/AB

7. William H. Bush, USSS

8. Richard P. Campbell, S

9. Stanley Carter, N.Y. Daily News

10. Miss Irene G. Derus, NSC

11. Miss Stephanie D. Dibble, S

12. Lawrence S. Eagleburger, S

13. Bernard M. Gwertzman, N.Y. Times

14. James Hall, Mutual

15. Mrs. Jacquelyn T. Hill, S

16. Miss Gahl L. Hodges, S/S-S

17. Steven Howell, USSS

18. Darius S. Jhabvala, Boston Globe

19. Marvin L. Kalb, CBS

20. Sean Kelly, USIA/VOA

21. Edward J. Koppel, ABC

22. John MacLean, Chicago Tribune

23. Carlyle E. Maw, L

24. John H. Mulliken, Time

25. Thomas R. Pickering, S/S

26. Charles W. Potts, USSS

27. Peter Rodman, NSC

28. John D. Ready, USSS

29. Charles P. Reilly, S/S-EX

30. Harold H. Saunders, NSC

31. Barry Schweid, AP

32. Sgt. Ralph H. Sigler, WHCA

33. Joseph J. Sisco, NEA

34. Keith D. Snedeker, USSS

35. Richard G. Valeriani, NBC

36. Bruce Van Voorst, Newsweek

37. George S. Vest, S/PRS

38. Dr. William M. Watson, DG/MED

39. Sgt. David A. Winkleman, WHCA

PASSENGER LIST

1. Secretary Kissinger

2. Mrs. Bonnie D. Andrews, S

3. Donald F. Barnes, OPR/LS

4. S. Morey Bell, ARA/LA/PAN

5. L. Paul Bremer III, S

7. James R. Cantrell, USSS

8. Philip S. Cook, Newsweek

9. Rep. Dante B. Fascell

10. Kenneth-Freed, AP Michael Sniffin

11. Townsend B. Friedman, S/PC

12. Rep. Edwin B. Forsythe

13. Philip L. Gailey, Knight Newspapers

14. Howard Handleman, US News & World Report

15. Jerry Hannifin, Time

16. Donald E. Husted, USSS

17. Robert M. Jacobs, USSS

18. Sean K. Kelly, USIA/VOA

19. Miss Karlene G. Knieps, S/S-S

20. Edward J. Koppel, ABC

21. Jack B. Kubisch, ARA

22. Rep. Robert L. Leggett

23. Dr. William D. Lukash, WH

24. John N. Maclean, Chicago Tribune

25. Sen. Gale W. McGee

26. Edward J. Morey, USSS

27. Dan Morgan, Washington Post

28. Lars Nelson, Reuters

29. Jerry O'Leary, Washington Star-News

30. Charles W. Potts, USSS

31. Thomas R. Rees, WHCA

32. Peter W. Rodman, NSC

33. Robert Schakne, CBS

34. Robert M. Taylor, USSS

35. George S. Vest, S/PRS

36. Miss Christine Vick, S

37. Stephen W. Worrel, S/S-S

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Executive Secretariat

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

March 7, 1974

SUBJECT: Secretary's Trip to Mexico City, Mexico, February 20-24, 1974

On February 20, 1974, Secretary Kissinger flew to Mexico City to attend the Latin American Foreign Ministers Conference. He returned to Washington on February 24.

The aircraft was MAC VC-137 No. 86970 piloted by Lt. Col. Thomas T. King. The Secretary departed Andrews Air Force Base at 1240 on February 20 and arrived at Mexico City at 1500 local time. He departed Mexico City at 1935 on February 23 and arrived at Andrews Air Force Base at 0015 on February 24.

The passenger list is attached.

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<table><thead><tr><th></th><th>Place</th><th>Date</th><th>Time</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Lv.</td><td>Andrews AFB</td><td>3/23</td><td>11:15 PM</td></tr><tr><td>Ar.</td><td>Bonn</td><td>3/24</td><td>11:30 AM</td></tr><tr><td>Lv.</td><td>Bonn</td><td>3/24</td><td>3:30 PM</td></tr><tr><td>Ar.</td><td>Moscow</td><td>3/24</td><td>8:30 PM</td></tr><tr><td>Lv.</td><td>Moscow</td><td>3/28</td><td>10:15 AM</td></tr><tr><td>Ar.</td><td>London</td><td>3/28</td><td>11:30 AM</td></tr><tr><td>Lv.</td><td>London</td><td>3/28</td><td>7:00 PM</td></tr><tr><td>Ar.</td><td>Andrews AFB</td><td>3/28</td><td>10:00 PM</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Press

Lars-Erik Nelson, Reuters

Bernard M. Gwertzman, New York Times

Marvin L. Kalb, CBS

Robert Keatley, Wall Street Journal (Washington-London)

Sean Kelly, USIA/VOA

Edward J. Koppel, ABC

Murrey Marder, Washington Post

Charlotte Saikowski, Christian Science Monitor

Jerrold L. Schecter, Time

Barry Schweid, AP

Frank Starr, Chicago Tribune

Bruce van Voorst, Newsweek

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

July 29, 1974

SUBJECT: Secretary's Trip to the Middle East and
Ottawa, Canada, June 10-19, 1974

On June 10, 1974, the Secretary departed Washington to accompany the President on his trip to Salzburg, Austria, and the Middle East. While in Austria, the Secretary traveled by auto to Bad Reichenhall, Germany, for a meeting with German Foreign Minister Genscher. From Tel Aviv, Israel, the Secretary flew to Ottawa, Canada, for the spring NATO Ministerial meeting. He returned to Washington on June 19. The total mileage for the Secretary's round trip was 14,700 statute miles.

**Itinerary:** Salzburg, Bad Reichenhall, Salzburg, Cairo, Alexandria, Cairo, Jidda, Damascus, Tel Aviv, Ottawa, Washington.

The Secretary traveled from Andrews Air Force Base to Tel Aviv aboard the Presidential aircraft. On June 15 MAC VC-137 No. 86972 was sent to Tel Aviv to pick up the Secretary and take him to Ottawa. The aircraft remained in Ottawa until the Secretary's return to Washington on June 19. Passenger lists are attached.

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PASSENGER LIST

Ottawa-AAFB

June 19, 1974

Secretary Kissinger
Lawrence S. Eagleburger, S
David C. Gompert, S
Alvin Adams, S
Bonnie Long, S
Bonnie Andrews, S
Mildred Leatherman, S
Charles P. Reilly, S/S-EX
Warren Littrel, S/S-EX
Arthur A. Hartman, EUR
Helmut Sonnenfeldt, C
Winston Lord, S/P
Scott George, EUR/CE
James G. Lowenstein, EUR
Edward J. Streator, EUR/RPM
Robert Anderson, S/PRS
Carl Nydell, DG/MED
Aurelia Brazeal, S/S-S
Karl Gebert, S/S-S
Alan McKee, S/S-S
Karlene Knieps, S/S-S

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

July 29, 1974

SUBJECT: Secretary's Trip to Europe, June 25 - July 9, 1974

On June 25, 1974, the Secretary departed Washington to accompany the President on his trip to Brussels for a meeting of the North Atlantic Council and to the USSR for summit talks. On his return from the USSR the Secretary stopped in various European capitals for consultation with government officials. He returned to Washington on July 9. The mileage for the round trip was 16,050 statute miles.

Itinerary: Brussels, Moscow, Simferopol, Minsk, Moscow, Dusseldorf, Brussels, Paris, Rome, Munich, London, Madrid, Washington.

The Secretary traveled to Brussels and the USSR with the President aboard the Presidential plane. From Moscow to Dusseldorf, Brussels, Paris, Rome, Munich, London, Madrid and Washington the Secretary traveled aboard MAC VC-137 No. 86970. Passenger lists for this aircraft are attached.

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FM SECSTATE WASHDC
TO AMEMBASSY CAIRO IMMEDIATE
AMEMBASSY DAMASCUS IMMEDIATE
AMEMBASSY AMMAN IMMEDIATE
AMEMBASSY TEL AVIV IMMEDIATE

EO 116521 N/A

TAGS: OVIP (KISSINGER, HENRY A.)

SUBJECT: PASSENGER MANIFEST OF MIDDLE EAST TRIP

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE 39 PASSENGERS WHO WILL ARRIVE ABOARD
THE SECRETARY'S AIRCRAFT:

1. HENRY A. KISSINGER

STAFF

2. JOSEPH J. SISCO, UNDER SECRETARY FOR POLITICAL AFFAIRS

3. ALFRED L. ATHERTON, JR., ASSISTANT SECRETARY, NEA

4. HAROLD H. SAUNDERS, DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY, NEA

5. WELLS STABLER, DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY, EUR

6. ROBERT ANDERSON, DEPARTMENT PRESS SPOKESMAN

7. ROBERT B. OAKLEY, MEMBER, NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

8. L. PAUL BREMER, III, SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY

9. PETER W. RODMAN, NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

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FOLLOWING REPEAT WHITE HOUSE 42844 SENT ACTION SECSTATE
STATE OPERATIONS CENTER, OCTOBER 18TH

QUOTE UNCLAS WH42844

FROM RED CAVANEY, WHITE HOUSE ADVANCE, MEXICO
PASS STATE DEPARTMENT FOR A - THOMAS AND STATE OPERATIONS
CENTER OPS CENTER: PLEASE PASS AMBASSADOR JOSEPH J. JOVA
AMEMBASSY MEXICO

THE ATTACHED IS THE LATEST PROPOSED SCHEDULE FOR PRESIDENT
FORD'S VISIT TO ARIZONA AND MEXICO ON OCTOBER 21, 1974.

OCTOBER 18, 1974

7:00 A.M.

PROPOSED SCHEDULE

THE PRESIDENT'S VISIT TO MEXICO

MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1974

6:50 A.M.

GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTIONS: THE
FOLLOWING ARE REQUESTED TO BE AT

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PRESS BUS (3)
SPARE

TAIL

9:26 A.M. THE PRESIDENT BOARDS MOTORCADE.

MOTORCADE DEPARTS HELO LANDING ZONE EN ROUTE U.S. -
MEXICAN BORDER.

(DRIVING TIME: 3 MINUTES)

9:29 A.M. MOTORCADE ARRIVES U.S. -MEXICAN BORDER.

CROWD SITUATION
LIVE MEXICAN TELEVISION

THE PRESIDENT PROCEEDS FROM HIS VEHICLE TO GREET
PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA AT THE U.S.-MEXICAN BORDER.

NOTE: GREETING WILL BE SPONTANEOUS, WITH
NO INTRODUCTIONS.

9:29 A.M. OFFICIAL PARTY INSTRUCTION: YOU ARE TO
IMMEDIATELY PROCEED TO A POSITION ON THE
PRESIDENT'S LEFT AT THE U.S.-MEXICAN BORDER

9:29 A.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: YOU WILL BE
ESCORTED TO A SPECIAL VIEWING AREA TO
OBSERVE THE CEREMONY.

9:30 A.M. GREETING OF THE TWO PRESIDENTS AT THE U.S.-MEXICAN BORDER.

LIVE MEXICAN TELEVISION

9:31 A.M. THE PRESIDENT INTRODUCES THE MEMBERS OF THE U.S.
OFFICIAL PARTY TO PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA.

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9:33 A.M. PRESIDENT FORD, ESCORTED BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA, PROCEEDS TO PLATFORM AND REMAINS STANDING.

9:33 A.M. OFFICIAL PARTY INSTRUCTIONS: MEMBERS OF THE U.S. OFFICIAL PARTY WILL PROCEED TO A POSITION DIRECTLY BEHIND THE SPEAKER'S PLATFORM.

9:35 A.M. MEXICAN NATIONAL ANTHEM.

9:38 A.M. U.S. NATIONAL ANTHEM.

9:40 A.M. BRIEF WELCOMING REMARKS BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA.

9:43 A.M. RESPONSE REMARKS BY PRESIDENT FORD.

LIVE MEXICAN TELEVISION

9:45 A.M. REMARKS CONCLUDE.

9:45 A.M. THE CAPTAIN OF THE HONOR GUARD PROCEEDS TO THE FRONT OF THE PLATFORM AND INVITES THE TWO PRESIDENTS TO REVIEW THE HONOR GUARD.

9:46 A.M. THE TWO PRESIDENTS, ESCORTED BY THE CAPTAIN OF THE HONOR GUARD, REVIEW THE HONOR GUARD.

NOTE: IN TROOPING THE LINE, PRESIDENT FORD WILL BE CLOSEST TO THE HONOR GUARD, PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA WILL BE TO PRESIDENT FORD'S RIGHT, WHILE THE CAPTAIN OF THE HONOR GUARD WILL BE TO THE EXTREME RIGHT.

9:47 A.M. OFFICIAL PARTY INSTRUCTIONS: YOU WILL BE ESCORTED TO A POSITION AFTER THE HONOR GUARD, FROM WHICH YOU WILL FOLLOW THE PRESIDENT IN GREETING THE MEXICAN OFFICIAL PARTY.

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9148 A.M. PRESIDENT FORD WILL BE INTRODUCED BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MEXICAN OFFICIAL PARTY AND SEVERAL LOCAL DIGNITARIES, AS FOLLOWS:

FOREIGN SECRETARY RABASA
GENERAL CASTENEDA
DEP. SANSONES
SEN. OLIVARES
GOVERNOR CARLOS BIEBRICH

9150 A.M. THE TWO PRESIDENTS PROCEED TO THE MONUMENT OF BENITO JUAREZ FOR A WREATH LAYING.

NOTE: SECRETARY KISSINGER AND FOREIGN SECRETARY RABASA WILL JOIN THE TWO PRESIDENTS. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL PARTIES WILL BE ESCORTED TO A VIEWING POSITION.

PRESS POOL PHOTO COVERAGE

UPON ARRIVING AT THE MONUMENT, THE TWO PRESIDENTS WILL RECEIVE A WREATH FROM FAIDE TO PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA. PRESIDENT FORD WILL BE TO THE LEFT OF PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA AS THEY PROCEED THE LAST FEW STEPS TO PLACE THE WREATH BEFORE THE MONUMENT.

NOTE: SECRETARY KISSINGER WILL BE TO THE RIGHT OF PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA, FOREIGN SECRETARY RABASA TO THE LEFT OF PRESIDENT FORD.

ONCE THE WREATH IS IN PLACE, THE FOUR ARE TO TURN FROM THE MONUMENT AND FACE THE CROWD.

FOR A MOMENT OF SILENCE.

PRESS POOL PHOTO COVERAGE

9154 A.M. UPON COMPLETION OF THE MOMENT OF SILENCE, THE TWO PRESIDENTS PROCEED TO MOTORCADE AND BOARD AUTOBUS

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MAGDALENA MAYORES.

10:45 A.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: ASSIGNMENTS SAME AS ON DEPARTURE MOTORCADE FROM NOGALES EXCEPT ADD THE FOLLOWING TO BUS #1 (PREVIOUSLY MIGUEL HIDALGO) AND DELETE FROM BUS #21

D. RUMSFELD
ASST. SEC. ROGERS
AMB. CATTO
LT. GEN. SCOWCROFT
D. KENNERLY

PRESIDENT FORD AND PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA BOARD BUS #1.

10:55 A.M. MOTORCADE DEPARTS MAGDALENA AIRPORT EN ROUTE PLAZA DEL PADRE KINO, MAGDALENA.

(DRIVING TIME: 10 MINUTES)

NOTE: CROWD WILL BE ALONG MOTORCADE ROUTE IN TOWN.

11:05 A.M. MOTORCADE ARRIVES LA PLAZA DEL PADRE KINO

NOTE: THE MOTORCADE WILL STOP 1/2 BLOCK SHORT OF THE PLAZA, WHERE THE TWO PRESIDENTS WILL DISEMBARK AND WALK THIS LAST SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS TO THE SPEAKER'S PLATFORM IN THE PLAZA.

11:05 A.M. OFFICIAL PARTY INSTRUCTION: YOU ARE TO FOLLOW THE TWO PRESIDENTS ONTO THE STAGE AND TAKE A POSITION STANDING BEHIND THE TWO PRESIDENTS FOR GOVERNOR BIEBRICH'S REMARKS.

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GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: YOU WILL BE ESCORTED TO A VIEWING AREA TO OBSERVE THE ACTIVITIES.

11:15 A.M. PRESIDENT FORD AND PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA ARRIVE AT STAGE CENTER ON THE PLAZA PLATFORM AND REMAIN STANDING.

11:15 A.M. REMARKS BY SONORA GOVERNOR CARLOS ARMANDO BIEBRICH

NOTE: WHISPER TRANSLATIONS FOR THE PRESIDENT AND FOR SEC. KISSINGER.

11:25 A.M. THE GOVERNOR'S REMARKS CONCLUDE.

11:27 A.M. PRESIDENT FORD, ESCORTED BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA, PROCEEDS OFF THE PLATFORM TO LA CRIPTA DEL PADRE KINDO.

11:27 A.M. OFFICIAL PARTY INSTRUCTIONS: YOU ARE TO DEPART THE STAGE, FOLLOWING THE TWO PRESIDENTS AND HOLD AT A POSITION ATOP THE PLAZA STAIRS TO VIEW THE WREATH LAYING. SECRETARY KISSINGER WILL JOIN FOREIGN SECRETARY RABASA WITH THE TWO PRESIDENTS.

11:30 A.M. ON REACHING THE TOP STEP, FACING LA CRIPTA DEL PADRE KINDO, PRESIDENT FORD WILL BE FLANKED BY FOREIGN SECRETARY RABASA ON HIS LEFT AND PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA ON HIS RIGHT, DR. KISSINGER WILL BE TO PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA'S RIGHT.

THE FOUR WILL PROCEED TOWARD THE MONUMENT, WITH THE TWO PRESIDENTS ACCEPTING A WREATH FROM PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA'S AIDE.

PLACEMENT OF THE WREATH AT THE TOMB ENTRANCE.

OPEN PRESS COVERAGE

11:33 A.M. THE TWO PRESIDENTS, SECRETARY KISSINGER AND FOREIGN

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SECRETARY RABASA PROCEED INSIDE THE MONUMENT TO
VIEW THE SKELETAL REMAINS OF PADRE KINO.

11:35 A.M. PRESIDENT FORD AND PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA PROCEED OUTSIDE LA CRIPTA AND JOIN WITH THE OFFICIAL PARTIES TO PROCEED, ON FOOT, OVER SURFACE STREETS TO CITY HALL.

CROWD SITUATION (ALONG ROUTE)

PRESS POOL PHOTO COVERAGE

11:35 A.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: YOU WILL BE ESCORTED TO THE STAFF LOUNGE IN THE CITY HALL.

11:50 A.M. PRESIDENT FORD, ESCORTED BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA, PROCEEDS INSIDE CITY HALL TO BALCONY, WHERE THE TWO PRESIDENTS WILL STEP OUTSIDE AND BRIEFLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE CROWD.

OPEN PRESS COVERAGE

PRESIDENT FORD, ESCORTED BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA, PROCEEDS TO OFFICE ROOM FOR HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETING.

11:50 A.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: THE FOLLOWING ARE TO PROCEED TO THE MEETING ROOM ADJACENT TO THE PRESIDENTIAL HEAD-TO-HEAD ROOM TO AWAIT PARTICIPATION IN HEAD-TO-HEAD

SECRETARY KISSINGER

AMBASSADOR JOVA

ASST. SEC. WILLIAM ROGERS

GEN. SCOWCROFT

ALL OTHERS PROCEED TO STAFF LOUNGE.

NOTE: MEXICAN COUNTERPARTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

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AMBASSADOR DEOLLOQUI
GEN. CASTANEDA
DEP. SANORES
SEN. OLIVARES

11:55 A.M. THE PRESIDENTS ARRIVE AT OFFICE ROOM FOR HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETING.

(DURATION: 1 HOUR 30 MINUTES)
NOTE: AFTER A 5 MINUTE PAUSE FOR PERSONAL TIME, PRESS POOLS WILL BE ALLOWED INSIDE ON A ROTATIONAL BASIS TO OBTAIN PHOTO COVERAGE OF THE TWO PRESIDENTS. PHOTOS WILL BE TAKEN OF THE TWO PRESIDENTS (ALONE) AND ALSO OF THE TWO PRESIDENTS WITH THE U.S. AND MEXICAN COUNTERPARTS.

1125 P.M. HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETING CONCLUDES.

THE PRESIDENT, ESCORTED BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA, PROCEEDS TO MOTORCADE AND BOARDS PRESIDENTIAL BUS.

1125 P.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: PROCEED TO MOTORCADE ACD BOARD. ASSIGNMENTS AS ON ARRIVAL.

1130 P.M. MOTORCADE DEPARTS MAGDALENA EN ROUTE MAGDALENA AIRPORT.

(DRIVING TIME: 10 MINUTES)

1140 P.M. MOTORCADE ARRIVES MAGDALENA AIRPORT.

CLOSED DEPARTURE
PRESS POOL PHOTO COVERAGE

1140 P.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: BOARD, HELOS, ASSIGNMENTS AS ON ARRIVAL.

THE PRESIDENTS BOARD ARMY ONE.

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THE HACIENDA PATIO TO TAKE COFFEE AND CONDUCT
HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETING.

DURATION: 1 HOUR 30 MINUTES
PRESS POOL PHOTO COVERAGE

NOTE: U.S. COUNTERPARTS ARE SAME AS PREVIOUS HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETING. LUNCHEON GUESTS WILL BE INVITED TO TAKE COFFEE AT THE TABLE. AFTER COFFEE, THOSE DESIRING MAY PROCEED TO THE CASITAS.

5:05 P.M. MEETING CONCLUDES.

PRESIDENT FORD ESCORTS PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA INSIDE THE HACIENDA FOR BRIEF PERSONAL TIME TO CHANGE TO COAT AND TIE ATTIRE.

PERSONAL TIME: 10 MINUTES

5:05 P.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: PROCEED TO ASSIGNED CASITA TO CHANGE INTO COAT AND TIE. UPON CHANGING, IMMEDIATELY PROCEED TO HELOS AND BOARD. ASSIGNMENTS AS ON ARRIVAL.

5:15 P.M. PRESIDENT FORD ESCORTS PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA TO ARMY ONE FOR BOARDING.

5:20 P.M. ARMY ONE DEPARTS TUBAC EN ROUTE DAVIS-MONTHAN AFB, TUCSON.

(FLYING TIME: 20 MINUTES)

5:40 P.M. ARMY ONE ARRIVES DAVIS-MONTHAN AFB.

CROWD SITUATION

MEXICAN VIDEO-TAPE TELEVISION

PRESIDENT FORD AND PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA WILL BE MET BY:

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GOVERNOR WILLIAMS
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
TUCSON MAYOR
BASE COMMANDER

PRESIDENT FORD ESCORTS PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA TO GREET THE CROWD PRIOR TO PROCEEDING TO THE SPEAKER'S PLATFORM, WHERE THEY ARE TO REMAIN STANDING.

5:40 P.M. OFFICIAL PARTY INSTRUCTION: YOU WILL BE ESCORTED TO A VIEWING AREA, ADJACENT TO THE SPEAKER'S PLATFORM.

GUEST AND STAFF INSTRUCTION: YOU WILL BE ESCORTED TO A STAFF VIEWING AREA.

5:50 P.M. UPON ARRIVING ON THE SPEAKER'S PLATFORM, THE TWO PRESIDENTS ARE TO TURN STAGE RIGHT AND FACE THE HONOR GUARD.

5:50 P.M. "RUFFLES AND FLOURISHES" MEXICAN NATIONAL ANTHEM
U.S. NATIONAL ANTHEM
HONOR GUARD TO PARADE REST
5:55 P.M. DEPARTURE REMARKS BY PRESIDENT FORD.

MEXICAN VIDEO-TAPE TELEVISION

NOTE: TIME ALLOWANCE INCLUDES TRANSLATION.

6:10 P.M. DEPARTURE REMARKS CONCLUDE.

6:10 P.M. DEPARTURE REMARKS BY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA.

6:25 P.M. DEPARTURE REMARKS CONCLUDE.

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6:27 P.M. UPON COMPLETION OF PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA'S REMARKS, THE TWO PRESIDENTS WILL FACE STAGE RIGHT.

6:27 P.M. THE COMMANDER OF TROOPS STEPS FORWARD AND ASKS THE TWO PRESIDENTS TO REVIEW THE HONOR GUARD.

6:28 P.M. PRESIDENT FORD AND PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA DEPART PLATFORM AND REVIEW THE GUARD OF HONOR.

NOTE: PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA WILL BE TO THE LEFT OF THE COMMANDER OF TROOPS, PRESIDENT FORD TO THE RIGHT. ON PASSING THE COLORS, PRESIDENT FORD WILL PLACE HIS HAND OVER HIS HEART.

6:32 P.M. PRESIDENT FORD ESCORTS PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA TO "MIGUEL HIDALGO" (PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA'S AIRCRAFT) FOR DEPARTURE GOOD-BYE AND BOARDING.

NOTE: THE TWO PRESIDENTS WILL PASS THROUGH AN HONOR CORDON AT THE BASE OF THE RAMP.

6:35 P.M. PRESIDENT FORD PROCEEDS TO A POSITION ON THE RAMP TO VIEW THE DEPARTURE OF "MIGUEL HIDALGO".

NOTE: AMBASSADOR JOVA WILL ACCOMPANY PRESIDENT ECHEVERRIA INTO THE AIRCRAFT.

6:40 P.M. "MIGUEL HIDALGO" DEPARTS.

6:40 P.M. GUEST & STAFF INSTRUCTION: BOARD MOTORCADE. ASSIGNMENTS AS FOLLOWS:

PILOT

B. HENKEL

R. CAVANEY

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Andrews to Moscow

1. Secretary Kissinger

2. Mrs. Kissinger

3. Robert Anderson, Department Press Spokesman

4. Paul E. Barbian, S/S

5. L. Paul Bremer, III, Special Assistant to the Secretary

6. William H. Bush, USSS

7. Stanley Carter, New York Daily News

8. A. Denis Clift, National Security Council

9. Nicholas Daniloff, UPI

10. Edward J. Dansereau, USSS

11. William J. D'urso, Office of Security

12. David C. Gompert, Special Assistant to the Secretary

13. Bernard M. Gwertzman, New York Times

14. Wilma G. Hall, Secretary, National Security Council

15. Arthur A. Hartman, Assistant Secretary of State for EUR

16. Jacquelyn T. Hill, Secretary, Office of the Secretary

17. William G. Hyland, Director, Intelligence and Research

18. Darius Jhabvala, Boston Globe

19. Marvin L. Kalb, CBS

20. Marie H. Koenig, USIA

21. Edward J. Koppel, ABC

22. Anda Lidums, S/S

23. Jan M. Lodal, National Security Council

24. Bonnie Long, Secretary, Office of the Secretary

25. Winston Lord, Director, Policy Planning Staff

26. Murrey Marder, Washington Post

27. Dean Mills, Baltimore Sun

28. James B. Moran, S/S-EX

29. Jeremiah A. O'Leary, Jr., Washington Star

30. Charles W. Potts, USSS

31. Cecil K. Roach, Jr., USSS

32. Peter W. Rodman, National Security Council

33. Stuart C. Scheer, Doctor

34. Barry Schweid, Associated Press

35. Henry C. Schwoebel, USSS

36. Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Counselor of the Department

37. Strobe Talbot, Time

38. Richard Valeriani, NBC

39. Bruce van Voorst, Newsweek

40. John P. Wallach, Hearst Publications

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PASSENGER LIST

Moscow to Tehran

1. Secretary Kissinger

2. Mrs. Kissinger

4. Alfred L. Atherton, Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for NEA

5. Paul E. Barbian, S/S

6. L. Paul Bremer, III, Special Assistant to the Secretary

7. William H. Bush, USSS

8. Stanley Carter, New York Daily News

9. Nicholas Daniloff, UPI

10. Edward J. Danscreau, USSS

11. Michael A. Deptula, White House Communications Agency

12. William J. D'urso, Office of Security

13. David C. Gompert, Special Assistant to the Secretary

14. Bernard M. Gwertzman, New York Times

15. Wilma G. Hall, Secretary, National Security Council

17. Darius Jhabvala, Boston Globe

18. Marvin L. Kalb, CBS

19. Marie H. Koenig, USIA

20. Edward J. Koppel, ABC

21. L. Bruce Laingen, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for NEA (New Delhi to Tehran)

22. Anda Lidums, S/S (New Delhi to Tehran)

23. Bonnie Long, Secretary, Office of the Secretary

24. Winston Lord, Director, Policy Planning Staff

25. Murrey Marder, Washington Post

26. Dean Mills, Baltimore Sun

27. James B. Moran, S/S-EX

28. Daniel P. Moynihan, Ambassador to India (Moscow to New Delhi)

29. Robert B. Oakley, National Security Council

30. Jeremiah A. O'Leary, Jr., Washington Star

31. Robie M. H. Palmer, Speechwriter

32. Charles W. Potts, USSS

33. Cecil K. Roach, Jr., USSS

34. Peter W. Rodman, National Security Council

35. Stuart C. Scheer, Doctor

36. Barry Schweid, Associated Press

37. Henry C. Schwoebel, USSS

38. Strobe Talbot, Time

39. Richard Valeriani, NBC

40. Bruce van Voorst, Newsweek

41. John P. Wallach, Hearst Publications

42. Brian D. Wood, White House Communications Agency

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PASSENGER LIST

Tehran to Rome

1. Secretary Kissinger

2. Mrs. Kissinger

4. Paul E. Barbian, S/S

6. William H. Bush, USSS

9. Nicholas Daniloff, UPI

10. Edward J. Dansereau, USSS

16. Arthur A. Hartman, Assistant Secretary of State for EUR (Bucharest to Rome)

17. Jacquelyn T. Hill, Secretary, Office of the Secretary

19. Marvin L. Kalb, CBS

20. Marie H. Koenig, USIA

21. Edward J. Koppel, ABC

22. Anda Lidums, S/S

26. Dean Mills, Baltimore Sun

27. James B. Moran, S/S-EX

28. Jeremiah A. O'Leary, Jr., Washington Star

29. Robie M. H. Palmer, Speechwriter

30. Charles W. Potts, USSS

31. Cecil K. Roach, Jr., USSS

33. Stuart C. Scheer, Doctor

35. Henry C. Schwoebel, USSS

37. Strobe Talbot, Time

38. Richard Valeriani, NBC

41. Brian D. Wood, White House Communications Agency

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington, D.C. 20520

MEMORANDUM

August 8, 1975

SUBJECT: Secretary's Trip to Montreal Monday, August 11, 1975

1. Depart Andrews 0745
Arrive Montreal 0915 (Montreal International, Butler Aviation Terminal)

Depart Montreal 1630
Arrive Andrews 1800

2. Pilot: Major Wideman
Office: 981-3829 or 3830
Home: 627-4929

3. Aircraft: Tail Number: #12491, Jetstar

4. Passenger List: The Secretary
Mr. Alvin Adams
Mrs. Jane Mossellem
Mr. Ed Dansereau (USSS)
Mr. Walter Bothe (USSS)

5. Service: To Montreal breakfast; sandwiches on the return flight.

6. The Secretary will have the Jacques-Cartier Suite, 2145, in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel. The Special Assistant's office is room 2143, and the Secret Service Control Post is room 2142.

7. Telephone Numbers: The Secretary can be reached:
(a) directly via the White House switchboard; or (b) via two direct commercial lines, 514-866-1916 or 1917.

8. Communications: No record communications: Consulate General Montreal will handle urgent, high-priority material only but not in TOSEC-SECTO series.

9. Ed Blevins will arrange transportation to and from Andrews and he will be at planeside for departure and return.

PASSENGER MANIFEST

OFFICIAL PARTY

Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State

Nancy M. Kissinger

Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Counselor of the Department of State

Philip C. Habib, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs

Bette Lord

Robert L. Funseth, Press Secretary

William H. Gleysteen, Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary
for East Asian and Pacific Affairs

Oscar V. Armstrong, Director, People's Republic of China
and Mongolian Affairs

Richard H. Solomon, Member, National Security Council

Robert B. Oakley, Member, National Security Council

Robert C. McFarlane, Member, Secretary Kissinger's
White House Staff

Peter W. Rodman, Member, Secretary Kissinger's White
House Staff

L. Paul Bremer, III, Executive Assistant to the Secretary

STAFF

Paul E. Barbian, Special Assistant to the Secretary

James B. Moran, Secretariat Staff

Ronald E. Woods, Secretariat Staff

Sam Zweifel, Department of State Medical Officer

Karla A. Gebert, Secretary

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Karlene G. Knieps, Secretary

Carol F. Ecklund, Secretary

A. Anne Boddicker, Secretary

William J. D'Urso, Security

Edward J. Dansereau, Security

David C. Lee, Security

Louis A. Jernigan, Security

William E. Shafer, Communicator

Arthur D. Holmes, Communicator

PRESS

Kenneth Freed, Associated Press

Richard H. Growald, United Press International

Edward J. Koppel, American Broadcasting Company

Bernard Kalb, Columbia Broadcasting System

Bruce Van Voorst, Newsweek

Nelson S. Talbott, III, Time

Marie H. Koenig, United States Information Agency

Robert L. Keatley, Wall Street Journal

Leslie H. Gelb, New York Times

Donald Oliver, National Broadcasting Company

Robert S. Elegant, Los Angeles Times

David Greenway, Washington Post

Fred Montague, NBC Pool Cameraman

Sheldon Fielman, NBC Pool Soundman

TOTAL PASSENGERS: 43