RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1977

8:15 Breakfast with Mr. Braden

9:54 Arrived office

9:56 Senator Curtis called

10:00 Returned Amb. Orfila's call

10:07 Returned Lester Crystal's call

10:18 Saw General Walters and Bill Hyland

11:00 Returned Mr. Baroody's call

11:06 Saw Luigi Einaudi

11:10 Called Finance Minister Ansary (inc)

11:40 Called Dick Wald

11:50 Saw Mr. Foosaner (12:12)

12:14 Called Dr. Abshire (inc)

12:19 Saw Art Hummel and Bill Hyland

12:45 Lunch with Mel Elfin - Sans Souci
Library of Congress

4:30 Secretary Vance

6:30 Reception by Vice President Mondale followed by

7:30 Dinner honoring Senator Hubert Humphrey

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Congressman Hamilton
et al - see event folder

9:40 Arrived office

9:41 Called Marshall Shulman

9:52 Called Mr. Habib (inc)

10:03 Called Secretary Vance (inc.)

10:04 Saw General Scowcroft

11:04 Saw Messrs. Weiss, Herzfeld and Rodman and
Scowcroft

12:18 Returned Nick Thimmesch's call (inc)

12:20 Saw Mike Ledeen

12:35 Departed for lunch with Mr. McNamara
World Bank

To Library of Congress

3:38 Departed for:

4:00 Georgetown Seminar

8:00 Dinner by Amb. Jay honoring Governor of the
Bank of England

[NOTE: Bob Reiss and a photographer of Washington Post Magazine followed HK around all day taking pictures for a story]

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Mr. Weinstein and Mr. Von Reifenberg - University Club
9:50 Returned to office
9:53 Saw Morrie Leibman (10:15)
9:55 Mrs. Kissinger called
10:03 Called Amb. Ghorbal (inc)
10:16 Called Amb. Zahedi
10:43 Returned Walter Pincus's call
10:45 Called Senator Humphrye (inc. T: 10:47)
11:00 Saw Richard Holbrooke (12:20)
12:35 Departed for lunch with Joan Braden Sans Souci
pm Library of Congress
5:00 Saw Congressman Rhodes and Senator Baker
7:45 Dinner by Joe Alsop

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1977

7:52 Wheels-up via Allegheny
9:20 Arrive Washington office
9:40 Called Ambassador Dinitz
9:55 Roy Atherton called
10:00 Called Amb. Dinitz
10:12 Saw Bill Hyland
11:03 Saw Dr. Bohm, Amb. WAchtmeister and Mr. Hyland (12:03)
12:07 Called General Scowcroft
12:28 Bill Paley returned his call
12:37 To lunch with Justice Fortas Metropolitan Club
pm Library of Congress
5:30 Barber
6:00 Arthur
Residence
10:15 Attended Dinner in honor of Israel Ballet

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1977

8:00 Wheels-up from Oklahoma City

11:40 Arrived office

11:43 Sigmund Warburg called

11:50 Called Diane Sawyer

12:06 Returned Richard Valeriani's call

12:09 Called Marvin Josephson

12:27 Departed for lunch by Sen. Ribicoff
for Paul Ziffren

2:00 Meeting with Senator Kennedy

3:00 Arrived office

3:04 Saw Mr. Sithole, Mr. Crocker and Mr. Hyland (3:26)

3:32 Returned Ted Koppel's call

3:40 Meeting with John Lehman, Mr. Perle and Amb. Weiss
(suite 724)

4:48 Returned to office

4:51 Returned Mr. Bar-on's call

4:55 Saw Mrs. Howard, Mr. Marks, Mr. Whaley
and Mr. Stinchcomb (5:20)

5:40 Departed for residence

6-8 Reception by Kay Graham followed by:

8:30 AFI Anniversary Salute - Kennedy Center

11/1/77

PEORIA-AUSTIN TRIP

Nov. 4-8, 1977

Friday, November 4

1:55 pm Depart Dulles (Ozark #531)
(1 stop in Champagne, Ill.)
(Many of the congressional group will be on
this flight)

3:08 pm Arrive Peoria
20-minute drive to hotel

3:30 pm Arrive Peoria Hilton Hotel, where you have a suite

5:15 pm *Time available for* 15-20 minute press conference/
photo opportunity with you, Ford and Michel.
(Vogue Room) Statewide media, plus St. Louis.

(6:30 pm) There will be a reception for 1000 in the Cotillion Room. It is not necessary that you go. -- Michel will be there, but Ford is not expected to attend.

7:00 pm 30 VIPs will assemble in the LaSalle Room. **Dress: bus.suit**

7:30 pm VIPs will be escorted to the Ballroom, introduced, and taken to their assigned tables.

NOTE: There will be no head table. Seating will be by draw 48 hours ahead, and your table companions are not expected to be VIPs. Mrs. Michel will be your dinner partner.

Dinner program

Pledge of Allegiance by George Blanda (former
Okland Raider)

Invocation by Rep. John Anderson

Welcome by dinner chairman, Merle Yontz

Remarks by Gov. Thompson

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Percy remarks

Sen. Stephens remarks (Alaska)

Rhodes remarks

9:25 pm You will do 10-minute testimonial remarks

9:35 pm Pres. Ford remarks

10:00 pm Michel response

10:15 pm Dinner over

10:30 on You are urged to drop by two receptions at the hotel:

--"Phoenix Club" (Fundraising group -- ca. 100 people) (Parlor C)

--County Chairman's reception (Parlors A and B) (50-100 people)

Also: Michel is having a private reception in Room 815 to which you are invited.

The evening is billed as a tribute to Michel for his twenty years in the House. Actually, however, the proceeds ($100/plate) benefit the 9 County Republican Central Committees, not Michel.

Saturday, November 5

10:45 am By Aztec (6-passenger prop plane) to Chicago
30-minute flight

Yes ____ No ____

OR

9:00 am By car to O'Hare (2 1/2 hr. drive)

Yes ____ No ____

12:00 noon Wheels up to Austin (Braniff #163)
(1 stop in Dalles - no plane change)

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Monday, November 7, cont.

1:30 pm
1 hour meeting with 132 students of LBJ School and faculty for "class." Their preferred format is heavy on the Q&As, but they will handle it any way you prefer. No press. (East Campus Lecture Hall)

2:30 pm-
3:50 pm
Time available for:

- 15-min. photo opportunity

- short tour of Library

- relax in "Presidential Suite"

- go to suite at Sheraton Crest Hotel

To Green Room behind Auditorium until guests are seated.

4:00 pm
Your talk in the Auditorium of the LBJ School. 1000 will be present; in addition, there will be closed-circuit TV to another 750.

They are expecting 15-min. remarks followed by Q&As, total of 1 hour. Topic: the world as you see it.

5:00 pm
Return to Sheraton Crest Hotel (15 minutes from the LBJ School).

7:30 pm
Cocktails and dinner in the 8th floor conference room of the Library with 70 university administrators, faculty, and prominent Austin residents. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Middleton, director of the Library, are the hosts.

Dress: dark suit, long informal for women

There will be no head table, but you will be seated with Mrs. Johnson.

Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Middleton will thank you for coming, and you may wish to make a brief response. No speech, however, is expected.

October 27, 1977

WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS

Thursday, November 3rd

## Scenario

12:30 p.m. Arrive at Capitol Hilton Hotel. You will be met on arrival by a representative of the WJC and escorted to the Congressional Room for seating at the head table. There will be 250-300 delegates present.

NOTE: The plans call for you to go directly to your seat. You will be seated with Dr. Goldmann, Mr. Klutznik and 12 other members of the Executive Committee of the WJC.

Following lunch, Dr. Goldmann will introduce you for 20-30 minute remarks and 20-30 minute Qs and As. Questions will be written.

You will probably speak from your table, to which will have been brought a table podium. The subject of your remarks to be broad and general: "The world as you see it."

Your talk will be simultaneously interpreted into French and Spanish.

2:00 p.m. Luncheon over. You will be escorted from the hotel.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1977

am In Texas
8:30 Wheels-up via Braniff for Washington
12:20 Arrived Dulles - direct to residence
1:35 Arrived office
1:45 Called Bette Lord
1:53 Saw Bill Hyland
2:03 Returned Mr. Brzezinski's call (inc)
2:19 Departed for meeting with Secretary Vance
3:30 Returned to office
3:57 Saw Amb. Landau
4:04 Mrs. Kissinger called
4:12 Mr. Brzezinski called
4:11 Saw Admiral Moorer (4:45)
4:50 Returned Mr. Chancellor's call
5:10 Ron Ziegler called
5:28 Called General Scowcroft
5:38 Called Jessica Catto
5:48 Saw Mr. Davignon (6:35)
6:37 Saw Jock Covey
6:39 Saw Suzanne McFarlane
6:48 Departed office for residence
8:00 Dinner in honor of Amb. Huang Chen
3026 P Street

11/1/77

FLORIDA TRIP

November 9-11, 1977

Wednesday, November 9

9:00 am Wheels up from Page via Xerox Gulfstream II

11:00 am Arrive Fort Lauderdale

You will be met by Mr. Van der Beugel (1/2 hour drive to Club)

11:30 am Arrive Boca Raton Club, where you have a suite. You will be greeted on arrival by Peter McColough, Xerox chairman, and Mr. Kearns, president.

12:30 pm You will be escorted by either McColough or Van der Beugel to the Camino Hall (at the club) for a short mix-and-mingle reception for 550 Xerox executives and their wives.

1:00 pm Luncheon in the Great Hall. You will be seated with the McColoughs, Van der Beugels and Kearns.

2:00 pm McColough introduces Van der Beugel, who introduces you for 45-minute remarks and Q&As.

40% of those present are top managers of Xerox's overseas operations. They are broadly oriented people with an interest in world affairs in general.

They will be particularly interested in any aspect of the world economy, and questions on Panama are sure to be asked.

2:45 pm Luncheon over

Afternoon free

Dinner

With the Van der Beugels, place to be determined.

Overnight at the Boca Raton Club

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Thursday, November 10

8:30 am By car to Palm Beach (30 miles - 45 minute drive.)

9:30 am Arrive at The Breakers, where you have a suite (2148-50)
You will be met by Bill Gifford, former White House
Special Assistant and Deputy Undersecretary of the
Treasury.

9:50 am Gifford will escort you to the Mediterranean Room.

10:00 am Thomas A. Vanderslice, VP and chairman of GE's
Special Systems and Products Division (and the
man being groomed for the chairmanship of GE) will
introduce you for short remarks and Q&As for a
total of about 1 hour.

Attending will be 200 CEOs of the Special Systems
and Products Division and their wives.

Topics of special interest to the group:

-- The role business can play in the Middle and
Far East, and in China.

-- Whether there are still opportunities for
American businesses in these areas

-- The possibilities of expanding American
markets in China

-- Panama

-- The state of foreign affairs today

No press will be attending.

11:00- Vanderslice will thank you and end meeting.
11:30 pm

If you would like to lunch in a private suite with
Vanderslice and Carl Schlemmer, VP and General
Manager, they would be pleased to invite you.

Yes ____ No ____

Afternoon

If you would like a private place to sun and swim,

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the head of Merrill Lynch's Palm Beach office (Linton Murdock) has a very attractive house and pool. No one will be at home during the afternoon, and you are welcome to use it.

Yes____No____

7:00 pm Dinner with Alan Greenspan (place to be determined.)

Overnight at the Breakers.

Friday, November 11

8:50 am Heidi Fisk, director of the Institutional Investor Institute, will escort you from your suite to the Magnolia Room.

9:00 am You will sit in an armchair on a small stage, with Ms. Fisk in another chair. The audience will consist of 75 chief investment officers of institutional investment groups -- banks, insurance companies, capital management groups.

You will be introduced by Gilbert Kaplan, editor of *Institutional Investor* magazine, sponsor of the Institute. Your presentation should be "relaxed and informal", with very brief opening remarks and extended questions. They are most interested in the questions.

9:50- Coffee break

10:10 am

Questions resume

11:00 pm Session ends

Return to Palm Beach Airport

ca. 12:00 Wheels up via GE Gulfstream II (Bill Gifford will return with you). Lunch will be served on board.

2:00 pm Arrive Page Terminal, National Airport.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Ambassador Bruce

9:37 Arrived office

9:39 Saw Jock Covey

9:42 Saw Foreign Secretary Brand-Fourie and
Amb. Sole and Bill Hyland (10:45)

10:46 Saw Bill Hyland aline

11:00 Departed for the barber

11:49 Returned to office - saw Bill Hyland

11:58 Returned Marianne Snow's call

12:15 Departed for luncheon by David
Rockefeller for Italian Democrats - Sulgrave Club

pm At home

6:00 Shuttle to NYC

7:45 Dinner with the Wasserman's - Le Cirque

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Sen. Dole and Mr. Lehman

9:27 Arrived office

9:28 Saw Jock Covey

9:30 Called Amb. Strauss

9:44 Saw research staff

9:55 Departed for Briefing Committee of Americans for the Canal Treaties - International Inn Brief Remarks

10:40 Arrived Alliance to Save Energy Board Meeting
[while at meeting - called President Sadat]

12:30 Lunch with Dr. Brzezinski
White House and then to Sans Souci

2:08 Returned to office

2:09 Called Paul Keyes (inc)

2:16 Called Les Crystal

2:21 Saw Ambassador Dinitz

2:21 Called Phil Habib

2:46 Called Prime Minister Begin

3:00 Departed for airport - to Birmingham
for David Maginnes' wedding

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Mr. Sulzburger

9:36 Arrived office

9:45 Called Amb. Dinitz

10:00 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

10:08 Saw FM Andersen of Denmark and the Ambassador (10:40)

10:46 Called Nahum Goldman

10:50 Saw Bill Hyland

11:00 Saw Peter Rodman

11:12 Called Robert Strauss (inc.)

11:16 Saw Jock Covey

11:16 Called Diane Sawyer

11:39 Called Roger Stevens (inc)

11:42 Lane Kirkland called

12,03 Marvin Josephson called

12:20 Called David Ginsburg

12:35 Departed for World Jewish Congress - Capitol Hilton
REMARKS

2:25 Returned to office

2:28 Returned John Lehman's call

3:15 Saw Bill Hyland

3:23 Mr. Habib returned his call

3:36 Returned Mr. Kendall's call

3:45 Departed for Georgetown Seminar - Palms Lounge

5:30 Barber

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10/20/77

Saturday, October 22

11:00 am Meeting with Aron (To be confirmed).

Lunch with David Rockefeller. (Probably at Tour d'Argent . . . place and precise time to be settled in plane enroute Paris)

4:00 pm Wheels up for Bonn/Cologne

4:30 pm Arrive Bonn

ca. 5:00 Arrive at Foreign Ministry guest house.

7:30 pm Cocktails with Trilateral at Bristol Hotel. (5-7 min. from guest house)

8:00 pm Dinner and your remarks at Bristol Hotel.

Overnight at Foreign Ministry guest house.

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10/20/77

Monday, October 24

8:30 am Breakfast with editors of *Frankfurter Allgemeine* in private room of hotel

ca. 10:30 Return to Bonn by car

1:00 pm Brandt luncheon and speech at La Redoute

3:00 pm- Trilateral meetings (La Redoute)
6:00 pm (East-West Overview)

or

Time available for private meetings

3:00 pm Kohl (Bundeshaus) yes ___ no ___

7:30 pm Cocktails with Trilateral at La Redoute

8:30 pm Genscher dinner and speech (Godesburg Castle, Bad Godesberg)

Overnight at Foreign Ministry guest house
(30 minutes from La Redoute)

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10/20/77

Friday, October 28

IN PARIS

9:30 am Aron Symposium (54 Boulevard Raspail)

12:00 pm Calmann-Levy signing ceremony yes no

Lunch with Calmann-Levy and Aron and others from publishing communities. yes no

To Rome

5:30 pm, arrives 7:20 pm (Air France)\#636
(informal - dark suit)
9:15 pm Dinner by Princess Boncompagni. (Piazzi D'Aracoeli 3)

Overnight at Hotel Excelsior.

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10/20/77

Monday, October 31
in London

Breakfast (8:00) Breakfast with Sigmund Warburg in your suite at Savoy

9:30-11:45 am EAC meetings at 28 Eaton Terrace (small conference center)

Cocktails and lunch with EAC members and 4-5 members of Parliament (28 Eaton Terrace)

2:00-5:30 pm Meetings with EAC members and European managing directors at Carlton Tower Hotel

6:30 pm Cocktails at home of Dr. Nicolo Pignatelli
33 Chester Terrace, Regents Park
(Dr. Pignatelli is former pres. of Gulf Oil International, and will become senior vice president of Merck on Nov. 1)

Dinner
9:30 pm With EAC members in private dining room of Mirabelle Restaurant, 56 Curzon Street

Overnight at Savoy Hotel

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Mr. MacNeil

9:30 Nitze Briefing

12:30 Lunch with Mr. McNamara and Mr. Gyllenhammer
World Bank

2:19 Arrived office; saw Ambassador Alireza (3:08)

3:08 Called Dr. Shulman

3:10 Returned Mr. Rowland Evans call (inc. T: 3:27)

3:20 Called Chancellor Schmidt

3:26 Saw Suzzane and Jock

3:46 Returned Admiral Moorer's call

3:49 Called French Ambassador

4:11 Called President Ford

4:25 Called Mr. Delevante

4:38 Called Mr. Clurman

4:44 Called Mr. Paul Keyes

4:55 Called Mr. Habib (inc.)

4:56 Called Mr. Atherton

5:01 Called Ambassador Dinitz

5:25 Departed for Barber and Arthur

8:00 Dinner honoring the French Ambassador

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with General Scowcroft
9:45 Arrived office
9:45 Returned Carla Hills' call (inc. T: 12:26)
9:47 Called Ted Heath in London (inc.)
9:53 Saw Jock Covey
9:55 Saw Suzanne McFarlane
9:59 Called the French Ambassador
10:03 Saw Rabbi Schindler and Mr. Hellman (11:12)
11:13 Returned Mr. Eban's call
11:20 Saw Messrs. Corzo and Campuzano (12:14)
12:15 Returned Mr. Ginsburg's call
12:17 Called Mrs. Kissinger
12:21 Returned Saudi Ambassador Alireza's call
12:29 Departed for lunch with Mr. Shulman
Metropolitan Club
Library of Congress
4:50 Returned to office
4:56 Called Mr. Glysteen
5:03 Returned Mr. Marks' call
5:07 Saw the Chinese - Amb. Huang Chen with Peter Rodman
(6:07)
6:08 Returned Mr. Crystal's call
6:15 Departed for reception by Kay Graham for Mr.
Roberts and reception at the Corcoran Gallery for
exhibit of Arab art.
8:00 Dinner by the Brinkley's - with George Will

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Senator Baker and Sen. Stevens
and Congressman Rhodes and Congressman Michel

10:00 SFRC: Testimony on Panama with Dean Rusk

followed by:

Lunch with Dean Rusk at the Hyatt Regency

Library of Congress

6:07 Arrived office

6:12 Saw Mr. Andrew Knight (7:47)

8:15 Departed for residence

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1977

8:30 Breakfast with Senator Laxalt et al
(list attached)

10:18 Arrived office

10:18 Called Bill Rogers

10:21 Returned Jerry Schecter's call (inc. T: 11:15)

10:23 Returned Joe Kraft's call

10:35 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

10:37 Returned Mr. Josephson's call (inc. T: 4:55)

10:37 Returned Mr. Nitze's call

10:51 Saw Mike Ledeen

10:52 Suzanne McFarlane joined

10:55 Called Lester Cyrstal

11:07 Saw Ambassador Sole

11:55 Saw Roberto Campos and Bill Rogers (12:20)

12:22 Called Bernie Gwertzman (returned his call, inc, T: 4:35)

12:32 Departed for lunch by Ambassador Dinitz
for Yigal Yadin. (Private meeting with Dinitz
after lunch)

3:30 Returned to office

3:31 John Holdridge called

3:41 Amb. Linowitz called

4:25 Returned Senator Brock's call

4:33 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

5:04 Returned Admiral Moorer's call (inc)

5:05 Called Senator Baker (inc. T: 5:15)

5:06 Called Bryce Harlow (inc.)

5:30 Returned Douglass Cater's call

5:35 Returned Mr. Coleman's call

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1977

8:30 Breakfast with Congressman Zablocki
University Club

10:00 Arrived office

10:13 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

10:40 Saw Foreign Minister of Bangladesh (11:10)
et al

11:15 Called Dick Wald (inc. T: 11:30)

11:20 Called Bill Rogers

11:28 Saw Peter Rodman

11:28 Called Mary Brownell (inc)

11:42 Saw Peter Rodman

11:52 Called Ted Heath (inc)

11:53 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

12:20 Called Amb. Yagub-Kahn

12:20 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

12:29 Departed for courtesy call on FM Caylangil of Turkey

1:00 Lunch with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew

2:45 Returned to office

2:45 Returned Diane Sawyer's call

2:47 Returned Foreign Minister Dayan's call

2:50 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

3:29 Departed for barber

4:10 Returned to office

4:12 Called Mrs. Kissinger

4:52 Called Mr. Habib (inc)

4:53 Departed for airport: for CALIFORNIA TRIP
(scenario attached)

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Tues. Oct. 11 cont.

12:00 pm Meeting over.
Lunch with Sherman, Bill McCord (pres., ENSERCH Co., of which Ebasco is a wholly-owned subsidiary) and Tom Galligan (pres., Boston Edison).

about 1:15 pm Leave hotel for airport.
1:30 pm Wheels up for Los Angeles.
2:00 pm Arrive L.A.
2:30 pm (Direct from airport) Meeting with Reagan.
Return to Beverly Hills Hotel following.
5:30 pm Drinks with Wassermans in your suite or at their house (2 blocks away).

7:05 pm Leave hotel for Greystone.

7:15 pm Cocktails with AFI Board at Greystone, AFI headquarters in Beverly Hills -- dress is *informal* and there will be about 100 present.

8:00 pm Dinner.
Following dinner, Robert Blumofe (director, AFI West) will welcome group.

David Begelman (Pres., Columbia Pictures and chairman, 2nd Decade Council) will speak on the purpose of the Council - 5 min.

George Stevens will speak on the progress of the AFI during its first 10 years - 5 min.

Charlton Heston (chairman of the board, AFI) will introduce special guests Gregory Peck and the Mayor of Beverly Hills. It is not expected that they will speak.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1977

9:00 Council on Foreign Relations Board Meeting
Harold Pratt House

11:15 River House Apartment - with Mr. Delevante

12:15 Arrived Aspen office

12:15 Returned Mr. Kirkland's call

12:20 Saw Mr. Andes and Mr. Fitzpatrick of the
Franklin Mint (12:45)

12:45 Returned Senator Percy's call

12:50 Called Marvin Josephson

12:59 Departed for lunch with Mr. Paley

2:54 Returned to office

2:55 Marilyn Berger called

3:05 Returned Mr. Kendall's call

3:12 Saw Ambassador Kase (3:40)

3:40 Called Diane Sawyer (inc)

3:45 Returned Dick Moore's call

3:46 Called Suzanne McFarlane

3:53 Called Mr. Wald (inc.)

3:55 Called Mr. Sonnenfeldt (returned his)

4:00 Departed for Bilderberg Steering Committee meeting

5:45 Drinks with General Haig - Pierre Hotel

6:45 Returned to office

6:46 Returned Dick Moore's call

7:20 Departed for dinner by Mrs. Engelhard for
Harry Oppenheimer - Waldorf Towers

Overnight: Pocantico

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1977

IN CHICAGO, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS AND NEW YORK CITY

8:15 Breakfast with Messrs. Leibman, Abshire, Irving and Lester Crown - Standard Club
9:45 Wheels-up for Rockford, Illinois
10:15 Arrive Rockford
Noon Luncheon tribute to Congressman John Anderson

REMARKS

1:45 Wheels-up for Chicago

3:00 Wheels-up from O'Hare airport

6:00 Arrive New York City - La Guardia

6:30 Tailor

7:00 Dinner by Mr. Robert O. Anderson honoring Harold MacMillan - Century Club

Drop by: Dinner by Mollie Parnis for Lady Bird Johnson

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1977

<table><tr><td>8:00</td><td>Breakfast with Amb. de Staercke and Amb. Spaak University Club</td></tr><tr><td>10:00</td><td>Arrived office</td></tr><tr><td>10:01</td><td>Returned Senator Baker's call (inc. T: 10:25)</td></tr><tr><td>10:02</td><td>Returned Mr. Rumsfeld's call</td></tr><tr><td>10:06</td><td>Called Dick Moore</td></tr><tr><td>10:14</td><td>Saw Jock Covey</td></tr><tr><td>10:24</td><td>Returned Ed Klein's call</td></tr><tr><td>10:48</td><td>Returned Mr. Evans' call</td></tr><tr><td>11:04</td><td>Saw Marshall Shulman (12:00)</td></tr><tr><td>11:04</td><td>Called Mrs. Haldeman</td></tr><tr><td>12:00</td><td>Returned Mr. Birrenbach's call</td></tr><tr><td>12:15</td><td>Called Amb. von Staden</td></tr><tr><td>12:32</td><td>Saw Mr. Edelsberg and Mr. Blumenberg (12:51)</td></tr><tr><td>12:52</td><td>Saw John Lehman (1:06)</td></tr><tr><td>1:07</td><td>Called Lloyd Shearer (returned his)</td></tr><tr><td>1:15</td><td>Lunch in office alone</td></tr><tr><td>1:25</td><td>Departed for airport</td></tr><tr><td>2:15</td><td>Wheels-up from National for Chicago</td></tr></table>

Percy Testimonial Dinner - see event folder

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1977

7:52 Wheels-up from Westchester

9:13 Arrived office

9:17 Returned Joe Kraft's call

9:39 Saw Messrs. Crystal, Shulberg, Brinkley, Tomizawa, Cosmas and Covey

10:00 Joined by Peter Rodman and Mike Ledeen

10:45 Returned Dr. Hubbard's call

11:00 Amb. Dinitz returned HK's call (took in JC's office)

12:05 Saw Mr. Brinkley and Crystal alone

12:15 Saw Mr. Brinkley alone (12:34)

12:35 Saw Mike Ledeen

12:40 Saw Jock Covey

12:43 Called Diane Sawyer

12:50 Departed for lunch with Chairman Burns

2:46 Returned to office

2:46 Saw Ambassador Dinitz (3:26)

3:28 Returned Ambassador Strauss' call

3:37 Foreign Minister Peacock called

3:48 Returned Phil Geyelin's call

4:00 Returned Mrs. Kissinger's call

4:07 Departed for home -- then on to:
Georgetown Seminar - Palms Lounge
6:30 Vice President of Yugoslavia Kardell - Blair House
7:45 Dinner by Joe Alsop for David Harlech

September 26, 1977 (4)

OSTEOPATHIC COLLEGE &
PELE GAME
Oct. 1st

10:30 am Leave by Rockefeller helicopter from Pocantico for NY College of Osteopathy.

Gov. Rockefeller and Dr. and Mrs. Riland will be with you and Mrs. Kissinger.

You will land in the baseball field and be driven to the Conference Center.

11:00 am Ceremony begins.

Invocation.

Opening remarks by Dr. Alex Schure, president, N.Y. Institute of Technology.

Dr. Riland will introduce you and Gov. Rockefeller for very brief remarks.

12:15- Upon completion of the ceremony, leave by Cosmos
12:30 am helicopter for Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.

11:30- Pre-game brunch for VIPs in private dining room.
1:30 pm

1:30 pm Pre-game ceremonies. You will be in the VIP box. Guests will include:

Steve Ross, chairman, Warner Communications

Alvin Cooperman - producer

4:30 pm Post-game reception for Pele and VIP box guests in private dining room.

Return to Pocantico by limosine.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977

Noon Tailor

12:30 NBC lunch - with Foreign Minister Silveira
(guest list attached)

2:50 Arrived office; saw Mr. Habib

3:35 Departed for River House apartment - to
see Mr. Delevante (with Mrs. Kissinger)

4:46 Returned to office

4:55 Saw Foreign Minister Butros and Rita Hauser (5:36)

5:36 Saw Rita Hauser alone (4 minutes)

5:42 Saw Wolfram Langer (5:50)

5:55 Returned Marvin Josephson's call

6:27 Called Sir Eric Roll (returned his)

6:10 Saw Secretary General Shahi of Pakistan

7:00 Departed for reception by Foreign Minister
Genscher - Waldorf

8:00 Dinner by Kitty Hart with the van der Beugels
32 E. 68th Street

Overnight: Pocantico

Friday, September 30

Luncheon for Brazilian Foreign Minister Azerado da Silveira.

Dr. Henry Kissinger

Baena Soares, Chef d'Cabinet

Hollanda Cavalcangi, Senior Advisor to Silveira

Julian Goodman

Richard C. Wald

Joseph Angotti

John Chancellor

Richard Valeriani

12:30 - Dr. Kissinger to meet with Silveira privately in Mr. Goodman's sitting room.

1:00 - Lunch.

ECONOMIC CLUB

Thursday, September 29, 1977

New York Hilton

Dress: BLACK TIE

You will have a suite at the Hilton reserved for your use
from noon on.

6:15 p.m.
Mr. Locke, president of the Economic Club, will meet you at your suite to escort you to Mr. Tim Dunleavy's suite for very brief cocktails. (If you agree)

Mr. Dunleavy is chairman of the Economic Club and vice-chairman of ITT.

6:30 p.m.
Reception for head table and selected members and guests in the Mercury Ballroom (125 people). There will be a receiving line.

7:00 p.m.
Dinner in the Ballroom for 1200 people. You will be on the dais.

8:30 p.m.
You will go to a podium for 20-25 minute talk on the Panama Treaty.

Following your talk, you will be seated at a special table with the questioners, Larry Spivak and Pete Peterson, for the question period.

9:15 p.m.
Following the question period and before Amb. Linowitz begins to speak there will be a comfortable opportunity for you to leave.

Your own car will be standing by at the garage entrance, and it will take about 15 minutes to get you to your next appointment.

9/23/77

ALI-SHAVERS FIGHT

Until fight time, there will be drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres
in Suite 200 (Directors' Suite)

10:00 pm Main bout. Mr. Felt will escort his guests to their side seats.

Among the 40 other guests will be:

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cronkite

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. William Levitt

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1977

am Pocantico

12:30 Luncheon with Foreign Secretary David Owen and NBC - 30 Rockefeller Plaza
[Lunch preceded by private meeting with Mr. Owen]
Guestlist attached

3:10 Arrived office

3:15 Saw Mr. Stone and Mr. Skilling

3:45 Called Suzanne McFarlane

3:55 Saw Mr. Dick Moore (4:30)

4:00 David Ginsburg called

4:35 Departed for Evalena

6:15 Drinks with Finance Minister Ansary at Waldorf
Drop by; Reception by Foreign Minister Silveira Pierre Hotel

7:30 Reception followed by

8:30 Dinner: Presentation of Samuel Morison Award
Morgon Library (scenario attached)

9/16/77

MORISON AWARD DINNER
Wednesday, September 28
Pierpont Morgan Library

Dress: **<u>Black tie</u>**

7:30 pm Reception at the Morgan Library (29 East 36th Street). You will be greeted by Samuel Reed, chairman of American Heritage Publishing Co.

(7:45 will be a better time to arrive.)

8:30 pm Dinner for 150 invited guests.
(Seating to come)

9:45 pm Reed will to to a small stage, say a few words about the Award, and introduce you.

You will go to the stage, make very brief remarks about Morison and Lash, and present the Award (a check in an envelope and a leather-bound copy of _Roosevelt and Churchill_) to Lash.

NOTE: Press will be brought in for the pre-
sentation ceremony, but will not be at
the dinner. However, John Chancellor,
Walter Cronkite, and Robert MacNeil are
among the invited guests, as well as
some book press.

10:15 pm Dinner over. Guests are invited to a private viewing of the new Library exhibition of 18th and 19th century holographic manuscripts (English and American). However, you need not stay.

The Mondales were expected to attend, but have regretted.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1977

am Pocantico
12:30 Luncheon by Foreign Minister Genscher (scenario attached)
3:00 Arrived office
3:03 Saw Messrs. Bergman and Goldman
3:20 Ben Read returned HK's call
4:05 Departed for the tailor
5:00 Evalena
To Pierre Suite
7:00 Drinks with Guido Goldman and Mr. Jerecki
7:15 Drinks followed by
7:45 Commodity Exchange Dinner - Pierre Hotel (Scenario attached)

GUEST LIST FOR LUNCHEON BY FOREIGN MINISTER GENSCHER

Tuesday, September 27 - 12:30 pm at 740 Park Avenue, Apt. 1213 A

Americans

Hedley Donovan
Julian Goodman
Walter Kissinger
Winston Lord
Caryle Maw
William Paley
Chuck Robinson
Nelson Rockefeller
Brent Scowcroft
Hal Sonnenfeldt

Germans

Foreign Minister Genscher
Dr. Blech (Deputy to Genscher)
Dr. Kinkel
Ambassador von Staden
Dr. Ungerer

To Receive: The Grand Cross of the Order of Merit. Germany's highest civilian award.
Previously received by General Lucius Clay and John McCloy

September 22, 1977

COMMODITY EXCHANGE DINNER

Pierre Hotel

Tuesday, September 27

Dress: **Black tie**

You will have a suite at the Pierre Hotel reserved for your
use from 1 pm on.

7:15 pm You will be met by Lee Berendt, President of Commodity Exchange, Inc. (COMEX) and escorted to a private suite for drinks with about 12 of the board members. (guest list to follow)

7:45 pm Dinner with 700 members of COMEX and guests in the Grand Ballroom. You will be at the head table with:

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Berendt, president

Mr. H. Fred Baerwald, chairman of COMEX

Mr. David Johnston, past chairman, and
guest

Mr. John Rainbolt, vice chairman, Commo-
dity Futures Trading Commission

9:30 pm You will be introduced by Mr. Baerwald for 15-min. remarks, followed by 15-20 min. Q&As.

NOTE: It has been requested that your remarks cover some aspect of the world economy. See below.

10:30 pm Dinner over.

There will be no press. However, a COMEX employee will take some notes for their in-house magazine.

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INFORMATION ON COMEX

COMEX is a membership organization composed of those indi-
viduals who own seats on the Commodity Exchange. It is the
world's largest metals futures exchange, trading in gold,
silver and copper.

As the metals market is particularly sensitive to world con-
ditions, especially in Africa and Latin America, the dinner
guests will be especially interested in your assessment of
the stability of these areas and in your opinion of the
future of the free markets system in the world economy.

COMEX has recently moved to new quarters in the World Trade
Center and introduced an electronic system of placing and
receiving bids which does away with the bull-pen which has
been a Wall Street tradition. The dinner is to celebrate
the move, about which there has been a great deal of publi-
city.

I think you can expect, however, that, like Metro Bank, your
presence will promote COMEX. For what it is worth, they
have assured me that no press have been invited or will be
admitted.

The Rogers were invited but regretted.

PARTICIPANTS IN MEETING WITH MR. NAKASONE

Mr. Nakasone

Mr. Shimamura - House of Representatives/Liberal-Democrat

Mr. Kurauchi - House of Representatives/Liberal-Democrat

Mr. So - Aide to Mr. Nakasone

Photographer will be present to take pictures.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1977

7:52 Wheels-up via Allegheny from Westchester

8:45 Arrive National

9:25 Arrive office

9:28 Called Mrs. Kissinger

9:30 Called Foreign Minister Fahmy (inc. T: Mrs. Fahmy)

9:40 Saw Jock Covey

9:45 Hugh Sidey called

9:50 Saw Bill Hyland

9:52 Called Hal Sonnenfeldt

10:08 Called Bill Rogers

10:38 Saw Bob Reis

10:42 Saw Ambassador Singh of India

10:52 Called John Chancellor

10:58 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

11:00 Saw Mr. Lehman and Mr. Weiss

11:52 Henry Brandon called

11:55 Nahum Goldman called

11:59 Returned Marvin Kalb's call

12:00 Saw Professor Momoi and Mr. Ishihara

12:25 Saw BOb Reis (12:52)

12:26 Returned Mr. Marron's call

12:45 Terry Sanford called

12:50 To lunch with Patrick Buchanan - International Club

2:27 Returned Marilyn Berger's call

2:37 Jerry O'Leary called

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1977

10:00 Evalena

11:00 Vincent (tailor)

11:35 Arrived Aspen office

11:42 Called Jock Covey

11:50 Called Alang Greenspan (inc. T: 3:08)

1:50 Returned to office

1:52 Returned Mrs. Haldeman's call

2:05 Saw Amb. Jankowich; Mr. Josef Taus (head of Austrian People's Party) and Amb. Haymerle (2:4))

2:40 Called Herb Schlosser

2:49 Returned Mr. Klein's call (inc. T; 3:30)

2:50 Called Marvin Josephson (inc. T; 3:35)

2:53 Returned Marty Peretz's call (inc.)

2:55 Called Diane Sawyer (inc.)

3:00 Called Mrs. Louis Kissinger

3:05 Called Suzanne McFarlane

3:30 Saw Joe Slater

3:40 Departed for International House (scenario attached)

9/15/77

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
Tuesday, September 20

4:00pm Arrive at International House (500 Riverside Drive) where you will be met by Howard A. Cook, president. He will brief you before the trustees' meeting and take you on a tour of the premises.

4:30pm Trustees' meeting. List of board members attached.

6:00pm Reception for about 80 trustees, staff, and selected students.

6:45pm Informal dinner for 60 trustees and students. There will be no head table.

8:10pm Meeting in the auditorium with 400 students, staff, and trustees. You will be introduced by Gerald Barsdorf, trustee, for 15-minute remarks, followed by 45-minute written questions. Barsdorf will moderate.

NOTE: Mr. Cook felt it would be very appropriate if you wished to open with a discussion of the Panama Treaty.

9:15pm Meeting over. Following the meeting, you will be invited to the Home Room for coffee. It is designed to be an informal opportunity for any interested students to meet the trustees. You need not attend but will be most welcome if you decide to do so.

There will be no press or photo coverage.

## BACKGROUND ON INTERNATIONAL HOUSE

Opened in 1924 as a gift of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., it is a residence house for about 500 foreign students and their American counterparts -- about 40 percent are Americans. The vast majority are graduate students, and the average age is 27. The largest group is from Columbia.

The students you will be meeting are primarily floor hosts, who function as greeters and advisors, and Fellows, who run programs within the house.

9/14/77

Dress: business suit

SALOMON LECTURE

Monday, September 19th

4:00 P.M.
Arrive NYU Graduate School of Business Administration, 100 Trinity Place (NYU will provide a limousine if you do not wish to use your own car.)

You will be greeted by Dean Dill and escorted to the Nadler Lounge, where you will be joined by Mr. William Salomon and President Sawhill for refreshments.

4:30 P.M.
You will be escorted to the Auditorium, where President Sawhill will make brief introductions.

4:35 P.M.
Salomon Lecture. The auditorium holds 495, and the overflow will be watching on closed-circuit TV in a number of classrooms.

NOTE: NYU is concerned that your lecture not run longer than 45 minutes, as the classrooms must be cleared for 5:30 P.M. classes. I have informed Peter.

5:15 P.M.
Lecture over

5:30 P.M.
In own car to "21".

6:15 P.M.
Reception for 100 guests in private room. (Stag) (guest list attached)

7:00 P.M.
Dinner in private dining room (Hunt Club).

Following dinner, Dean Dill will introduce you for 15-minute remarks followed by Q&As.

9:00 - Dinner over

9:30 P.M.

9/12/77

CALIFORNIA TRIP

September 14-17

Dress of NCCJ Dinner:

BLACK TIE

Wednesday, September 14

Leave from Dulles for Los Angeles:

5:10 P.M.: arrive 7:20 P.M. (TWA)

Mr. Wasserman has arranged for you to have his car and driver for the duration of your stay. His driver will meet you at the plane and take you to the Century Plaza Hotel, where you have the Penthouse Suite. (½ hour drive) (Mr. Steinberg from his office may meet you)

Thursday, September 15

8:30 A.M.: Breakfast with Mr. Wasserman in your suite.

10:30 A.M.: Mr. Steinberg will escort you to press conference in the Beverly Hills Room with 30-35 representatives of the Los Angeles TV stations, newspapers (*Times*, *Herald Examiner*, *Valley News*), and wire services.

Noon: Leave for lunch with Robert Anderson (25-min. drive). He will send his car and driver, OR you can use your own.

12:30 P.M.: Lunch in private dining room at Atlantic Richfield (515 S. Flower St. -- 51st Floor).

7:15 P.M.: Mr. Steinberg will escort you to the reception in the Pacific Palisades Room ... etc.

8:00 P.M.: Dinner for 1500. You will be on the dais with:

Mr. Wasserman

Mr. and Mrs. Schlosser

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mitchell Felt
(Madison Square Garden)

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tillmon (black v-p of California Federal Savings and Loan and co-chairman of NCCJ, Los Angeles)

Mr. Danny Kaye

Rev. Charles Casassa, S.J. (President of Loyola-Marymount University)

Rev. Priscilla Chaplin (Chairman, World Council of Churches)

MORE . . .

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Dinner will lead off with the Pledge of
Allegiance and the invocation.

Program will include:

Welcome by Wasserman, honorary chairman

Felt remarks on the NCCJ

Entertainment by Anthony Newley and Doc
Severinson's Orchestra.

Danny Kaye remarks on HAK

Mr. Wasserman will present you with the
Humanitarian Award of the Entertainment
Industries of NCCJ.

You will respond with 6-10 minute remarks.

ca. 10:30 Dinner over

Friday, September 16

From Los Angeles to San Francisco:

10:00 A.M.: arrive 11:05 A.M. (TWA)

You will be met by David Packard and driven to the Bohemian
Club, where you will have a room in which to freshen up.
(30-45 minute drive)

Noon Cocktails with 25 "Eagles," Republicans who have contributed (or are asked to contribute) $10,000. (guest list attached)

12:30 P.M. Luncheon

Following luncheon, Packard will introduce you
for 10-15 minute remarks and 30-minute Q&As.
Off-record.

ca. 2:00 Over.

Return to Los Angeles: (Century Plaza Hotel)

3:00 P.M.: arrive 4:09 P.M. (United)

7:30 P.M. Cocktails at Wasserman house (911 Foothills Dr.)

8:15 P.M. Dinner
About 30 people you know will
be there -- guest list to
follow.

MORE . . .

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Mr. McNamara
9:15 Arrived office
9:21 Called Bill Rogers (inc. T: 2:37)
9:28 Called Mr. Korologos (inc. T: 10:10)
9:50 Called Ambassador Linowitz
10:03 Called Dr. Garacuzi
10:13 Called Congressman Derwinski
10:13 Saw Mr. Howard Cook
10:26 Ambassador Kociskuo-Morizet called
10:55 Returned Howard Cossell's call
11:07 Saw Mr. Horan
12:11 Saw Ambassador Shen
12:45 To lunch with Mr. Novak - International Club
2:27 Returned to office
2:40 Ambassador Dinitz called
2:50 Angie Dickinson called
2:55 Departed for Hill for meeting with Congressmen Fraser, and Derwinski with Mr. Boettcher, Mr. Herschman and Ms. Lumpkin (Mr. Rodman - notes)
4:05 Arrive Library - saw Mr. Jim Cannon and Mr. Dan Kellerman
5:00 Departed for National Airport
5:30 Wheels up for Hot Springs - Scenario Attached

8/29/77

CORNING GLASS

Monday, September 12

The Homestead, Hot Springs, Va.

5:30pm Wheels up from National Airport (Page) via Saberliner; 30 minute-flight
James R. Houghton (Jaime) vice-chairman of the board and chief of international operations (and brother of Amory Houghton, Jr.) will be on board

6:00pm Arrive Hot Springs
30-minute drive to the Homestead

6:30pm Arrive at the Homestead, where you have a suite

6:30-
8:00pm Reception for 100 participants in the management conference.

It will be perfectly acceptable for you to arrive at the reception <u>as late as 7:30 pm</u>. You will be escorted by one of the Houghtons or Mr. Allen.

8:00pm Dinner in a private dining room

Amory Houghton, Jr. (chairman)

Jaime Houghton (vice chairman)

Dr. Thomas MacAvoy (president)

Robert Turissini (v-p for Latin America and Asia/
Pacific areas)

Richard M. Dulude (v-p and general manager for Europe)

Julian H. Allen ( assistant treasurer and conference manager)

E. M. Gibson (v-p, personnel)

9:00pm Allen will introduce Amory Houghton, Jr., who will introduce you for 15 min. remarks followed by Q&As.

9:30-

10:00pm Dinner over

10:15pm Depart Homestead

10:45pm Depart Hot Springs Airport

11:15pm Arrive Dulles Airport - Page Terminal

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1977

9:15 Dentist
10:00 Arrived office
10:06 Returned Marianne Snow's call
10:10 Saw Dr. Hubbard (10:30)
10:35 Departed to see Argentine President Videla
11:19 Returned to office
11:23 Saw Mr. Wataru Hiraizumi (12:00)
11:36 Bill Simon called
12:05 Returned Mr. Alsop's call
12:10 Called Joe Kraft (inc.)
12:10 Returned Ambassador Sole's call
12:14 Called Bill Rogers
12:40 To Lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Grenier
2:24 Returned to office
2:28 Saw the tailor
2:43 Called Joe Kraft
3:28 Called Mr. Korologos
4:08 Called David Maginnes
4:50 Bill Hyland called
4:55 Called JOe Kraft
6:00 Saw Dr. Abshire and Mr. Leibman
6:30 Saw Mr. Leibman alone (7:07)
7:50 Departed for Residence

9/5/77

CROUSE IRVING MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
Dinner and Panel - September 8, 1977
Syracuse, N.Y.

Scenario

DRESS IS BLACK TIE

Thursday, September 8

3:30 pm Depart Page Terminal for Syracuse by Gulfstream II belonging to Carrier Corp. (air conditioning)

Messrs. David & Ted Northrop (sons of founders of Foundation), Marilyn Berger and Bernie Kalb (if you agree) will accompany you.

4:30 pm Arrive Hancock Field, Syracuse (private terminal)

You will be met by Mr. William Schofield, executive VP of the Crouse Irving Foundation (20-minute drive to hotel)

4:50 pm Arrive Hotel Syracuse, where you have a suite (850)

5:30 pm 15-minute press conference & photo opportunity with local affiliates of three TV networks and two local papers (both owned by Newhouse). In hotel.

Note: The editorial director of the papers, Stephen Rogers, is the fourth panelist. It is a strong Republican area.

5:45 pm Brief meeting in your suite with Spivak.

6:05 pm By car to Temple Adath Yeshuren (12-minute drive).

6:20 pm 10-minute drinks with head-table people (Spivak, Marilyn Berger, Bernard Kalb. Robert MacNeil, Stephen Rogers and David Beers, President of the Crouse Irving Hospital). A photographer will be there.

6:30 pm Dinner. 450 couples (900 people) will attend. No working press will be present.

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8:00 pm
Brief program to present awards to State Senator Tarky Lombardi, chairman of the NY State Health Commission, and posthumously to one of the doctors.

While this is going on, you and the panel will go to the stage and be seated behind the closed curtain. The arrangement will be similar to that on Meet the Press.

8:15 pm
Holm introduces Spivak, who introduces you and the panel.

The program will be as it was in Bermuda, and will last from 45 minutes to 1 hour. There will be a few questions from the floor.

ca. 9:15 pm
By car to private reception for the panelists and the 40 Berger members of the Foundation at Mr. Holm's house. Dr. Melvin Eggers, Chancellor of Syracuse University, will also attend. (10-minute drive)

ca. 10:00 pm
Return to airport (20-minute drive)

10:30 pm
Wheels up

11:30 pm
Arrive Dulles

Marilyn Berger and possibly Bernie Kalb will fly back with you.

The primary function of the Crouse Irving Foundation is to engender public support for their hospital, which is adjacent to Syracuse University. Most of the local leaders support it. Bob Hope appeared last year in a similar program.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Mr. Mel Laird
University Club

9:37 Arrived office

9:57 Called Mrs. Kissinger in Kyoto

10:12 Called Mr. Habib

10:31 Called Mr. Abe Rosenthal

10:45 Called Congressman Fraser (inc.)

10:47 Saw Peter Rodman

11:03 Saw Mr. Richard Holbrooke

12:37 Departed for lunch with Mrs. Carla Hills
Federal City Club

2:11 Returned to office

2:33 Departed for Library of Congress

7:00 Performance of Kabuki at the Kennedy Center
followed by reception at the Japanese Ambassador's
residence

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Joe Kraft

9:56 Arrived office

9:57 Called Governor Rockefeller

10:03 Mrs. Kissinger called

10:10 Called Governor Rockefeller back

10:13 Returned Hamilton Jordan's call

11:05 Returned Jack Marsh's call

11:06 Called Bill Rogers

11:15 Returned General Scowcroft's call

11:25 Elizabeth Kissinger called

11:30 Saw Mr. David Burgess

11:52 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

11:57 Called Norman Zeiler

12:10 Saw Jock Covey

12:35 Peter Rodman called

12:40 Departed for lunch with Howard K. Smith
International Club

Directly from lunch to see Hamilton Jordan
Library of Congress

5:56 Returned to office

6:02 Saw Jock Covey

6:08 Saw Professor Stoessinger

6:20 Peter Rodman called

7:00 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

7:10 Called Professor Graubard (returned his)

7:35 Departed for airport

8:05 Wheels-up via Alleghency

9:03 Arrive Westchester: Overnight Pocantico

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1977

[Took Mrs. Kissinger to airport]

<table><tr><td>9:46</td><td>Arrived office</td></tr><tr><td>10:17</td><td>Saw Jerry Ter Horst (11:06)</td></tr><tr><td>11:07</td><td>Returned Ambassador Strauss' call</td></tr><tr><td>11:18</td><td>Called Mr. Ginsburg</td></tr><tr><td>11:30</td><td>Returned Mr. Rogers' call</td></tr><tr><td>11:40</td><td>Returned Professor Galbraith's call</td></tr><tr><td>11:44</td><td>Returned Margaret Osmer's call</td></tr><tr><td>12:00</td><td>Saw Marilyn Berger (12:27)</td></tr><tr><td>12:10</td><td>Mrs. Kissinger called</td></tr><tr><td>12:30</td><td>To lunch with Phil Geyelin - Federal City Club Library</td></tr><tr><td>6:00</td><td>Returned office</td></tr><tr><td>6:05</td><td>Saw Suzanne McFarlane</td></tr><tr><td>6:10</td><td>Saw Jock Covey</td></tr><tr><td>6:15</td><td>Jerry Schecter called</td></tr><tr><td>6:20</td><td>Saw Jock Covey</td></tr><tr><td>6:25</td><td>Saw Suzanne McFarlane</td></tr><tr><td>6:30</td><td>Saw Jock Covey</td></tr><tr><td>6:45</td><td>Departed office for residence</td></tr></table>

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1977

7:52 Wheels up via Alleghency Airlines
8:45 Arrive National Airport
9:14 Arrive office
9:40 SAw Jock Covey
9:45 Called Herb Schlosser
10:02 Called Bill Simon
10:18 Saw Mr. Ungerer
10:58 Saw Ambassador Pinheiro (11:15)
11:27 Called Mr. Maw
11:31 Returned Mr. Josephson's call
12:15 To lunch with General Haig
International Club
1:16 Returned to office
1:25 Mrs. Kissinger called
1:35 Departed for Library of Congress
5:54 Returned of office
5:58 Saw Bill Rogers
6:49 Called Robert Evans
7:00 Called Ben Read
7:17 Saw Jock Covey
7:30 Departed office
8:30 Dinner at the Empress with Mrs. Kissinger
and Mrs. Diana Maginnes and David Maginnes

6/13/77

MCKINSEY & CO.
Friday, June 17
Hotel Carlyle

## SCENARIO

4:00 pm Arrive Hotel Carlyle. Mr. Forrest Murden will meet you at the 76th Street entrance and escort you to the Trianon Room, where the board meeting will be in progress.

They have offered to send a car to the
Century Club to pick you up, but it does
not seem necessary.

Mr. Ronald Daniel will introduce you to
the other 15 directors. You will talk
and answer questions for 45min.-1 hour.

Areas of particular interest to McKinsey:

Upcoming elections in Italy and France

Stability of Italy

The position of the UK

The future of the Atlantic Alliance

5:00 pm You are invited to remain for cocktails with the group, but need not accept.

List of board members is attached.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Henry Brandon
3067 Whitehaven

9:59 Arrived office

10:02 Saw Peter Rodman

10:07 Saw Mr. Boyd France and Mr. Lewis Young
of BUSINESS WEEK

11:07 Saw Peter Rodman

11:09 Saw Jock Covey

11:10 Saw Carla Hills (11:23)

11:11 Returned Joe Alsop's call

11:23 Returned Mr. Lester Crystal's call

11:36 Saw Mr. Tworkins (security candidate)

11:37 Called Amb. Romualdes of the Philippines

11:44 Saw Hal Sonnenfeldt (12:19)

11:49 Mr. Lou Wasserman called

12:22 Called Bill Rogers (inc)

12:25 Saw Mr. George Bush

12:30 Joined by General Scowcroft

12:38 To lunch with Mr. Bush and Gen. Scowcroft
International Club

1:49 Returned to office

2:10 Norman Zeiler called

2:20 Departed for Library of Congress

5:54 Returned to office

5:55 Returned Mr. Zeiler's call

6:10 Saw Mr. Hyland

6:11 General Westmoreland called

7:20 Called Mr. Whitehead

7:28 Saw Jock Covey

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1977

<table><tr><td>8:00</td><td>Breakfast with Senator Brock<br/>University Club<br/>Library of Congress</td></tr><tr><td>12:30</td><td>Lunch with Dr. Boorstin - at the Library<br/>Library of Congress</td></tr><tr><td>5:45</td><td>Arrived office</td></tr><tr><td>5:50</td><td>Saw Mr. Ginsburg (7:18)</td></tr><tr><td>7:25</td><td>Departed for residence</td></tr><tr><td>7:45</td><td>Dinner by Ambassador and Mrs. Helms</td></tr></table>

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Rollie Evans
Army/Navy Club

9:27 Arrived office

9:37 Called Ambassador Jay

10:02 Saw Ambassador Marshall (10:38)

10:42 Called Senator Stennis

10:53 Saw Mr. Weinstein and Mr. Reifenberg (11:52)

11:36 Mrs. Kissinger called

11:39 Mrs. Kissinger called

11:56 Called Senator Stevens

12:04 Called Senator Heinz

12:24 Jim Canon returned HK's call

12:30 Departed for lunch with Felix Rohatyn
International Club

2:10 Returned to office

2:40 Departed for Library of Congress

5:30 Barber

8:00 Dinner with Mr. and Mrs. David Brinkley
Lion d'Or

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Admiral Moorer
University Club

9:30 Arrived office

9:43 Called Lester Crystal

10:02 Saw Mr. Holbrooke (11:18)

11:20 To: 3rd flr. conference room for CSIS: Middle East Consultations (list attached)

12:46 Returned to office

12:46 Saw Mike Ledeen (12:54)

12:54 Saw Jock Covey

12:59 Called Jody Powell

1:10 To lunch with Morrie Leibman

2:20 Returned to office

2:32 Called Phil Habib

2:45 Called Peter Flanigan (inc., lw)

2:45 Saw Jock Covey

3:02 Departed for Library of Congress

6:18 Returned to office

6:31 Called General Scowcroft

7:15 Saw Jock Covey

7:20 Called Robert Evans (inc_

7:34 Departed for airport

8:05 Wheels up for Westchester County via Allegheny

9:03 Arrive airport - to Pocantico

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RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Amb. Weiss and Mr. Lehman

9:45 Saw Mr. Schlesinger - West Wing, White House

10:59 Arrived Office

11:00 Saw Jock Covey

11:06 Called Phil Habib (inc. T: 11:50)

11:07 Called Ben Read (inc.)

11:10 Saw Rabbi Schindler and Mr. Hellman

12:04 Saw Mr. Sperling and Mr. Saville Davis (12:44)

12:45 Returned Mrs. Kissinger's call

12:50 Called Dr. Austin (inc. T: 2:19)

12:52 To lunch with Mr. Colby (International Club)

2:10 Arrived office

2:16 Called General Brown

2:22 Returned Mr. Kraft's call

2:35 Read Statement on Panama Canal Treaty before
networks - reception area of office - followed
by brief question & answer

2:47 Returned Mr. Maw's call

3:02 Called Governor Rockefeller (inc)

3:04 Returned Peter Flanigan's call

3:15 Departed for Library of Congress

6:05 Returned to office - saw Amb. Ghorbal

6:45 Mr. Leibman called

7:00 Called Senator Laxalt (inc.)

7:19 Called Governor Rockefeller

8:00 Departed for residence

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Mr. Sisco
University Club

10:15 Arrive Library of Congress
Lunch alone at Library

3:25 Arrive office

3:26 Returned Mr. Crystal's call (inc. T: 3:52)

3:30 Tom Braden called

3:35 Returned Mr. Leibman's call

4:03 Saw Ambassador Bunker and General Jones
with Press: reps from NBC, CBS, ABC and
New York Times

4:50 Departed with Amb. Bunker - spoke to
press outside office

Swearing-in of Ben Read - Franklin Room - State Dept.

Directly from swearing-in with Secretary
Vance to Vance's office

7:28 Returned to office

7:29 Returned Hamilton Jordan's call (inc. T:

7:40 Returned Mrs. Kissinger's call

8:05 Departed for dinner with Amb. Dinitz
Lion d'Or

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1977

7:52 Wheels up from Westchester County Airport

8:45 Arrive National Airport

9:11 Arrive office

9:14 Returned General Scowcroft's call

9:38 Called Joe Canseri

9:45 Called President Ford

9:54 Called General Scowcroft

10:11 Saw Gordon Manning of NBC

10:24 Ambassador Dinitz called

11:01 Called Mr. Helms

11:08 Saw Ambassador Belovski of Yugoslavia (11:42)

11:47 Saw Cindy Vosper (secretarial candidate)

11:50 Returned Mr. Rollie Evans' call

12:02 Departed for lunch with President Carter -
at the White House

1:55 Returned to office

1:55 Called President Ford (inc.)

2:25 Called Marianne Snow (inc, T: at Library)

2:30 Called Mr. Delevante

2:49 Called Mr. Marshall (inc.T: at library)

2:51 Returned Amb. Linowitz's call (from Library)

5:30 Barber

6:11 Returned to office and saw David Ginsburg (7:09)

6:12 Returned President Ford's call (inc.)

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 - SUNDAY, AUGUST 14

At Pocantico:

Saturday, August 6

At Pocantico - Birthday party for Mrs. Maginnes

Sunday, August 7

pm To hospital to visit Pete Peterson and Averell Harriman

Monday, August 8

No appointments - at Pocantico

Dinner with Soccer People - NYC

Tuesday, August 9

12:30 Lunch with William Rogers and Mr. Servan-Schreiber
at Pocantico

Wednesday, August 10

No appointments

8:00 Party for Mrs. Engelhard - The Cloisters, Ft. Tryon Park

Thursday, August 11

7:30 Dinner with Mr. Robinson

Friday, August 12

No appointments

6:45 Dinner followed by Baseball Game - Yankee Stadium
Guest of Mr. Zeiler

Saturday, August 13

No appointments

Sunday, August 14

pm COSMOS Soccer Game - NY

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Senator Church
University Club

9:24 Arrived office

9:27 Deputy Secretary Christopher called

9:31 Called Mr. Maw

9:51 Saw Jock Covey

9:58 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

10:13 Saw Hank Slack

10:31 Returned Hal Sonnenfeldt's call

11:00 Saw David Brinkley (Richard Grenier joined for 5 minutes) (12:07)

11:57 Peter Rodman joined (12:03)

12:11 Saw Dr. Abshire, Jon Vondracek (Richard Grenier joined for 5 minutes) (12:28)

12:29 Called Mr. Jim Cannon

12:34 Called Mr. Connally (inc)

12:46 Saw Ambassador Linowitz (R. Grenier joined for 5 minutes)

12:50 Departed for lunch at International Club with
Amb. Linowitz

2:24 Returned to office - saw David Ginsburg

2:31 Herb Schlosser called

3:30 Departed for Library of Congress

5:30 Barber

7:00 Reception for President Nyerere of Tanzania
Capitol Hilton Hotel

8:30 Dinner with David Kissinger at "Duke Zeibert's"

10:00 Wheels-up via EAstern for NEWARK

10:51 Arrive Newark Airport - directly to Pocantico

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Senators Baker and Michel and Congressmen Rhodes and Stevens

9:20 Arrived Library of Congress

10:00 OPIC Textimony: Room 4221 Dirkson Building Humphrey Subcommittee on Security Assistance

11:20 Arrived office

11:26 Returned Henry Brandon's call (inc. T: 11:30)

11:28 David Kissinger called

11:34 Called Joan Braden (inc.)

11:54 Called Ben Read

12:02 Saw Mr. Jim Cannon (Richard Grenier joined for 4 minutes) (12:42)

12:44 Saw Alan Greenspan (Richard Grenier joined for 5 minutes)

12:50 To International Club for lunch with Mr. Greenspan

2:20 Returned to office with Mr. Greenspan (2:27)

2:28 Saw David Ginsburg (3:50)

3:53 Saw Jock Covey

3:58 Departed for Library of Congress

5:40 Drinks with Senator Moynihan - together to the

6:00 Freedom Award Presentation to Senator Humphrey, in the Caucus Room

8:00 Dinner at home with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kalb, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Koppel, and Peter Rodman