22:30 (Approximately) Presidential motorcade departs Elysee Palace for Quai d'Orsay following State Dinner (Arrive 22:33)

---------- Same motorcade as one from Quai to Elysee. ----------

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22:30 (Approximately) Motorcade from Elysee Palace to Crillon Hotel
for other members of Presidential party following
State Dinner.

---------- Same motorcade as one from Crillon to Elysee ----------

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Note on Arrival Procedures for Members of President's Party

The members of the Presidential party are asked to deplane by the
rear door of the aircraft and wait near the rear ramp while two Presidents
exchange greetings and until the two national anthems are played.

The group, which will take part in the Presidential motorcade, will consist of: General Walters, who will act as interpreter for President Nixon's arrival remarks, Dr. Kissinger, Mr. Hillenbrand, Mr. Haldeman, Mr. Ehrlichman, Mr. Pedersen, Mr. Safire, Miss Woods, Mr. Ziegler, and Col. Tkach. They are asked to proceed first. When two Presidents begin walk down red carpet after national anthems this group follows the Presidents, following immediately behind Secretary Rogers, Dr. Kissinger, Ambassador Shriver and French officials in that party. An Embassy officer will accompany them to show them to the correct position in the Salon d'Honneur. The group should walk somewhat faster than Presidents in order to catch up and join Presidents as they enter Salon.

As they enter the Salon, the members of the President's party turn left on entering building and take positions along far end of room so that most senior members are nearest to where President will stand.

General Walters turns left and takes a position well to one side of
the microphone in order to give an unimpeded TV view of the two
Presidents. Amb. Mosbacher and Col. Coffey will already be standing
along the far left wall.

Upon completion of the arrival statements by the two Presidents,
General de Gaulle escorts President Nixon across the room, out the
front door of the Salon, and to General de Gaulle's car waiting at the
bottom of steps.

Secretary Rogers and the other members of the party who will be in
the Presidential motorcade follow the Presidents out of the building and
go to their assigned cars, as indicated in the motorcade plan in this
folder. In the very short time available an attempt will be made by a
designated Embassy Officer to introduce members of the President's
Party to the French official with whom he will ride in this motorcade.
The same officer will escort them to their cars in front of the Salon
d'Honneur. All of this will happen very fast as it is planned that the
Presidential motorcade will leave for Paris about two minutes after
President Nixon completes his arrival statement.

TO: The Honorable
Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs

February 27, 1969

The Embassy has asked Mr. William Hayne to be
your Escort Officer while you are in Paris. He is ready to give
you any kind of assistance, official or personal, which you may
want. Some of the kinds of assistance we had in mind in assign-
ing an Escort Officer were:

a) Help in arranging meetings not foreseen in the Official Schedule;

b) Locating documents or messages which you may need but which do not reach you through regular distribution;

c) Arranging that any newspapers that you might want -- French or others -- be delivered to your room (other than the Paris HERALD TRIBUNE which you will automatically receive);

d) Church arrangements on Sunday, if you so desire;

e) Purchase of gifts for your family at the Embassy Commissary or elsewhere, if you do not have the time to get out yourself.

Mr. Hayne will get in touch with you as soon as he
can do so at a time convenient to you. If you should want to get
in touch with him earlier, he can be reached through the White House
Switchboard or, if on an outside French telephone, call ANJOU 8454
or ANJOU 7101.

February 26, 1969

PRESIDENT NIXON VISIT

| Name | Housing | Office |
|---|---|---|
| The Honorable Richard Nixon President of the United States | Quai Room 2-3 Salon de Beauvais | A-100 |
| The Honorable William P. Rogers Secretary of State | Crillon 349/51 | A-127 |
| The Honorable Emil Mosbacher, Jr. Chief of Protocol of the U.S. | Crillon 323/5 | A-123 |
| The Honorable John D. Ehrlichman Counsel to the President | Quai Room 6 | A-128 |
| The Honorable H. R. Haldeman Assistant to the President | Quai Room 5 | A-128 |
| The Honorable Dr. Henry A. Kissinger Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs | Quai Room 1 | A-102 |
| Colonel James D. Hughes Armed Forces Aide to the President | Quai Room 4 | -- |
| The Honorable Martin J. Hillenbrand Assistant Secretary of State | Crillon 303/5 | A-125 |
| The Honorable Richard F. Pedersen Counselor of the Department of State | Crillon 341/3 | A-126 |
| The Honorable William L. Safire Assistant to the President | Crillon 331 | -- |

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<table><tr><td>Miss Rose Mary Woods<br/>The Personal Secretary<br/>to the President</td><td>Crillon<br/>103/5</td><td>A-101</td></tr><tr><td>The Honorable<br/>Ronald L. Zeigler<br/>Special Assistant to the President</td><td>George V<br/>Room 120-124</td><td>A M-1</td></tr><tr><td>The Honorable<br/>Robert J. McCloskey<br/>Deputy Assistant Secretary of State</td><td>Crillon<br/>319</td><td>A-120</td></tr><tr><td>The Honorable<br/>James J. Rowley<br/>Director<br/>United States Secret Service</td><td>Crillon<br/>86</td><td>--</td></tr><tr><td>Major General Vernon A. Walters<br/>Defense Attaché<br/>Interpreter</td><td>Quai<br/>Room 9</td><td>B-214</td></tr><tr><td>Edward L. Morgan<br/>Deputy Counsel to the President</td><td>Crillon<br/>125-127</td><td>M-19</td></tr></table>

<table><tr><td>Eagleburger</td><td>Quai<br/>Room 7</td><td>A-109</td></tr><tr><td>Tkach</td><td>Quai<br/>Room 8</td><td>--</td></tr><tr><td>Manzen (Valet)</td><td>Quai<br/>Room 10</td><td>--</td></tr><tr><td>CWO Juanich</td><td>Quai<br/>Room 11</td><td>A-128</td></tr></table>

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<table><thead><tr><th>ROOM No</th><th>NAME</th><th>AFFILIATION</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td colspan="3">NEWSPAPERS (Cont'd)</td></tr><tr><td>267</td><td>BRANDON, HENRY</td><td>LONDON SUNDAY TIMES</td></tr><tr><td>222</td><td>BROOKS, JOSEPH</td><td>COPLEY NEWS SERVICE</td></tr><tr><td>265</td><td>CAMPBELL, JEREMY</td><td>LONDON EVENING STANDARD</td></tr><tr><td>355</td><td>CARTER, STANLEY</td><td>NEW YORK DAILY NEWS</td></tr><tr><td>266</td><td>CHAMPION, RALPH</td><td>LONDON DAILY MIRROR</td></tr><tr><td>702</td><td>COOK, DON</td><td>LOS ANGELES TIMES</td></tr><tr><td>361</td><td>CROMLEY, ALLAN, W.</td><td>DAILY OKLAHOMAN</td></tr><tr><td>701</td><td>CUTLER, BERNARD, J.</td><td>SCRIPPS HOWARD</td></tr><tr><td>418</td><td>DAVIS, SAVILLE, R.</td><td>CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR</td></tr><tr><td>262</td><td>DAY, ANTHONY</td><td>PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN</td></tr><tr><td>316</td><td>DEAKIN, JAMES</td><td>ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH</td></tr><tr><td>417</td><td>DE SEGONZAC, ADALBERT</td><td>FRANCE-SOIR (PARIS)</td></tr><tr><td>404</td><td>DICKENSON, JAMES, R.</td><td>THE NATIONAL OBSERVER</td></tr><tr><td>224</td><td>DONOVAN, ROBERT, J.</td><td>LOS ANGELES TIMES</td></tr><tr><td>309</td><td>DOYLE, JAMES</td><td>BOSTON GLOBE</td></tr><tr><td>629</td><td>EMBREY, GEORGE</td><td>COLUMBUS DISPATCH</td></tr><tr><td>706</td><td>FISK, WALTER, W.</td><td>U.S. NEWS SERVICE</td></tr><tr><td>301</td><td>FRANKEL, MAX</td><td>NEW YORK TIMES</td></tr><tr><td>356</td><td>GEMMILL, HENRY</td><td>WALL STREET JOURNAL</td></tr><tr><td>256</td><td>GERMOND, JACK, W.</td><td>GANNETT NEWSPAPERS</td></tr><tr><td>424</td><td>HARSCH, JOSEPH, C.</td><td>CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR</td></tr><tr><td>402</td><td>HARWOOD, RICHER</td><td>WASHINGTON POST</td></tr><tr><td>725</td><td>HEITINK, JAN, GIDEON</td><td>TELEGRAPH AMSTERDAM (ASST. CH. EDITOR)</td></tr></tbody></table>

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<table><thead><tr><th>ROOM No</th><th>NAME</th><th>AFFILIATION</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td colspan="3">RADIO & TV COMMENTATORS & TECHNICIANS (Cont'd)</td></tr><tr><td>517</td><td>GROSS, BYRON</td><td>MUTUAL BRDCSTG. SYSTEM (RADIO ENG.)</td></tr><tr><td>831</td><td>HEBERLE, J.C.</td><td>FRENCH BRDCSTG. SYSTEM</td></tr><tr><td>460</td><td>HILL, RUSSELL</td><td>RADIO FREE EUROPE</td></tr><tr><td>507</td><td>ISOMURA, HISANORI</td><td>JAPAN BRDCSTG. CORP. (N H K)</td></tr><tr><td>423</td><td>JARRIEL, THOMAS</td><td>ABC</td></tr><tr><td>469-70</td><td>JASMIN, JUDITH</td><td>CANADIAN BRDCSTG. CORP.</td></tr><tr><td>453</td><td>KAPLOW, HERBERT</td><td>NBC</td></tr><tr><td>368</td><td>KEATING, JOSEPH, F.</td><td>ABC - NEWS</td></tr><tr><td>612</td><td>LANDRY, JERRY</td><td>WESTINGHOUSE BRDCSTG. CO.</td></tr><tr><td>710</td><td>LEACH, TOM</td><td>CANADIAN BRDCSTG. CORP.</td></tr><tr><td>604</td><td>MACDOWELL, DON</td><td>NBC - RADIO ENGINEER</td></tr><tr><td>611</td><td>MCMANUS, JAMES, J.</td><td>WESTINGHOUSE BRDCSTG. CO.</td></tr><tr><td>251</td><td>MENZEL, ROLF, W.</td><td>GERMAN RADIO & TV SYSTEM</td></tr><tr><td>559</td><td>MOORE, ROBERT</td><td>METROMEDIA</td></tr><tr><td>410</td><td>O'BRIEN, THOMAS</td><td>ABC - RADIO NEWS (N.Y.)</td></tr><tr><td>452</td><td>PHILLIPS, DREW</td><td>NBC - PRODUCTIONS</td></tr><tr><td>504</td><td>PIERPOINT, ROBERT</td><td>CBS</td></tr><tr><td>659</td><td>PORTISCH, HUGO, (DR)</td><td>AUSTRIAN BRDCSTG. TV</td></tr><tr><td>502</td><td>RATHER, DAN</td><td>CBS</td></tr><tr><td>415</td><td>RICHARDSON, DONALD</td><td>CBS - PRODUCTIONS</td></tr><tr><td>525</td><td>ROENTGEN, ROBERT</td><td>RADIO BADEN-BADEN</td></tr><tr><td>458</td><td>ROWAN, FORD</td><td>WTOP-NEWS (WASH. D.C.)</td></tr><tr><td>825</td><td>RUGE, GERD</td><td>ARD GERMAN TV NETWORK</td></tr></tbody></table>

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ROOM No NAME AFFILIATION

STILL PHOTOGRAPHERS (Cont'd)

<table><tr><td>422</td><td>CANCELLARE, FRANK</td><td>U.P.I. - PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>532</td><td>DAUGHERTY, ROBERT</td><td>A P - PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>601</td><td>LEFFLER, WARREN</td><td>U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT-PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>651</td><td>MCNAMEE, WALLY</td><td>NEWSWEEK - PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>254</td><td>OLSEN, JACK</td><td>LIFE - PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>606</td><td>PINTO, JOSEPH</td><td>U S I A - PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>531</td><td>ROUS, JOHN</td><td>A P - PHOTOS</td></tr><tr><td>534</td><td>SLADE, PAUL</td><td>PARIS-MATCH - PHOTOS</td></tr></table>

CAMERA CREWS

<table><tr><td>610</td><td>ADAMS, BENJAMIN, J.</td><td>C B S - TV (CAMERA)</td></tr><tr><td>615</td><td>BORUM, WILLIAM, J.</td><td>C B S - TV (ELECTRICIAN)</td></tr><tr><td>609</td><td>DOUNIS, ARISTIDES</td><td>A B C - TV (SOUND)</td></tr><tr><td>851</td><td>ENGEL, HERMAN</td><td>ZDF W. GERMAN TV CHAN.2 (CAMERA)</td></tr><tr><td>617</td><td>FIELDMAN, SHELLEY</td><td>N B C - TV (SOUND)</td></tr><tr><td>716</td><td>GERLACK, GEORGE</td><td>HEARST METROTONE NEWS (SOUND)</td></tr><tr><td>608</td><td>GILMAN, ED</td><td>A B C - TV (CAMERA)</td></tr><tr><td>709</td><td>GRANT, GEORGE</td><td>U.P.I.TV - NEWSFILM</td></tr><tr><td>852</td><td>HOFFMAN, MANFRIED</td><td>ZDF W. GERMAN TV CHAN.2 (SOUND)</td></tr><tr><td>720-21</td><td>HUNT, RICHARD</td><td>CANADIAN BRDCSTG. CORP. (SOUND)</td></tr><tr><td>728</td><td>HUTTENLOCH, RALPH</td><td>HEARST METROTONE NEWS (SOUND)</td></tr><tr><td>633</td><td>HYND, JOHN</td><td>HEARST METROTONE NEWS (DIRECTOR)</td></tr><tr><td>712</td><td>KLEBAU, JAMES</td><td>HEARST METROTONE NEWS (CAMERA)</td></tr></table>

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| ROOM No | NAME | AFFILIATION |
|---|---|---|
| | **CAMERA CREWS (Cont'd)** | |
| 715 | LASZLOFFY, GEZA | AUSTRIAN BRDCSTG. TV (SOUND) |
| 625 | LEVY, JOHN, R. | NBC - TV (SOUND) |
| 717 | MAXWELL, DOUGLAS | HEARST METROTONE NEWS (ASST. CAMERA) |
| 616 | MONTAGUE, FRED | NBC - TV (CAMERA) |
| 670 | NOVAK, THOMAS | CBS - TV (SOUND) |
| 718-19 | PENDRY, PHILIP | CANADIAN BRDCSTG. CORP. (CAMERA) |
| 714 | RIFF, SEPP | AUSTRIAN BRDCSTG. TV (CAMERA) |
| 630 | RYAN, CLEVELAND | LIGHTING TECHNICIAN |
| 869 | SANTOS, JOSEPH | HEARST METROTONE NEWS (ASST. CAMERA) |
| 668 | SANTOS, RALPH | CBS - TV (CAMERA) |
| 711 | SEIDEN, HAROLD | HEARST METROTONE NEWS (CAMERA) |
| 631 | SHUTT, CHARLES | HEARST METROTONE NEWS (PRODUCER) |
| 619 | SOZIO, GEORGE | NBC - TV (CAMERA) |
| 626 | TEPPER, FREDERICK, A. | NBC - TV (ELECTRICIAN) |
| 614 | THOMPSON, CLARK | CBS - TV (SOUND) |
| 870 | WILLAT, THOREAU | HEARST METROTONE NEWS (CAMERA) |

[LC]

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO PARIS

President Nixon Visit to Paris

February 28-March 2, 1969

American Embassy

Telephone:

265-7400,265-7460

| | | | |
|:---|:---|:---|:---|
| **Embassy** | | **Bldg. Room & Ext.** | |
| **Chief of Mission** | Honorable Robert Sargent Shriver<br>Ambassador | A 128 | 7174 |
| **Deputy Chief of Mission** | Honorable Robert O. Blake<br>Minister | A 101 | 7214/5 |
| **Minister-Counselor for Econ. Affairs** | Honorable Robert A. Brand<br>Minister | A 239 | 7560 |
| **Counselor for Political Affairs** | Robert Anderson<br>Counselor of Embassy | A 127 | 7209/12 |
| **Counselor for Commercial Affairs** | Alexander J. Davit<br>Counselor of Embassy | A 231 | 7250/21 |
| **Counselor for Public Affairs** | Leslie S. Brady<br>Counselor of Embassy | E 220 | 3557/8 |
| **Counselor for Consular Affairs** | Perry H. Culley<br>Counselor of Embassy | A 2 | 7407/8 |
| **Defense Attaché** | Maj. Gen. Vernon A. Walters | B 214 | 7450 |
| **Counselor for Administration** | John H. Lennon<br>Counselor of Embassy | A M-26 | 7164/65 |
| **VietNam Mission** | | | |
| **Chief of Mission** | Honorable Henry Cabot Lodge<br>Ambassador | B 101A | 7176 |
| **Deputy Chief of Mission** | Honorable Lawrence E. Walsh<br>Ambassador | A 110 | 7310 |
| | Honorable Marshall Green<br>Ambassador | A 110 | 7339 |
| | Philip C. Habib | B 106 | 7299 |
| | Lt. Gen. Frederick Weyand | B 109 | 7401/7228 |
| | Maj. Gen. George M. Seignious | B 109 | 7401/7228 |
| **OECD** | | | |
| **U.S. Permanent Representative to OECD.** | Honorable Philip H. Trezise<br>Ambassador | F 01 | 4158/60 |
| **Deputy Chief of Mission-OECD and Treasury Representative** | Honorable Weir M. Brown<br>Minister | F 05 | 4162 |
| **UNESCO** | | | |
| **U.S. Permanent Representative to UNESCO** | Honorable Robert H. B. Wade<br>Minister | USDEL/<br>UNESCO | 566-5757<br>7554 |