BOND CLUB DINNER

VIP Reception

Tuesday, April 25

| Name | Title |
| :--- | :--- |
| Robert H.B. Baldwin | President<br>Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. |
| Peter A. Bernard | Senior Vice President<br>Bache, Halsey, Stuart,<br>Shields, Inc. |
| John N. Daly | Senior Vice President<br>E.F. Hutton & Co., Inc. |
| James W. Davant | Chairman<br>Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Inc. |
| Edward B. DeSelding | First Vice President<br>Loeb, Rhodes, Hornblower & Co. |
| Dakin B. Ferris | Executive Vice President<br>Merrill Lynch & Co. |
| Harvey M. Krueger | Managing Director<br>Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc.<br>Kuhn, Loeb Inc. |
| Arthur Levitt Jr. | Chairman<br>American Stock Exchange |
| Kenneth D. Mann, Jr. | Merrill Lynch<br>White Weld Capital Markets Group |
| Edward I. O'Brien | President<br>Securities Industry Association |
| Norman H. Pessin | Neuberger and Berman |
| Michael G. Rafferty, Jr. | Executive Vice President<br>SoGen-Swiss International Corp. |
| Charles W. Robinson | Vice Chairman<br>Blyth Eastman Dillon and Co., Inc. |
| George L. Shinn | Chairman<br>First Boston Corp. |
| William I. Spencer | President<br>Citibank, N.A. |

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Arthur B. Treman, Jr.
Managing Director
Dillon, Read and Co., Inc.

Goldman Sachs:

Arthur G. Altschul
Limited Partner

George E. Doty
Administrative Partner
Member, Management Committee

L. Thomas Melly
Partner
on the floor of the New York
Stock Exchange

A. David Miller, Jr.
Vice President
Syndicate Department

Stanley R. Miller
Limited Partner

John L. Weinberg
Senior Partner

John C. Whitehead
Senior Partner

J. Fred Weintz
Partner
specializing in investment banking
in the Midwest

Jonathon L. Cohen
Vice President
Investment Banking Division

April 21, 1978

EBERT FOUNDATION
Hamburg

April 26-28, 1978

### Wednesday, April 26

12:15 p.m. Depart from New York JFK via Concorde.

10:00 p.m. Arrive London (Heathrow).

Overnight at Skyline Hotel at Heathrow (a suite has been reserved).

### Thursday, April 27

9:40 a.m. Depart Heathrow for Hamburg (BA #734).

11:05 a.m. Arrive Hamburg.

You will be met by US Consul General Kiselyak and Hamburg Protocol and driven to the Senate Guest House (official VIP residence).

A consulate car and driver will be detailed to you throughout your stay.

Guest House is ten minutes from the Congress Centre, where the conference will be held.

You have a suite at the Congress Centre for private meetings.

### Morning Conference Schedule at the Conference Centre

10:30 a.m. Alfred Nau (Chairman, Ebert Foundation) opens

11:00 a.m. Brandt speech.

12:00 noon Discussion

Whenever you wish to arrive you will be met at the Congress Centre by Alfred Nau and escorted in.

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1:00 p.m. Luncheon, hosted by Lord Mayor Hans-Ulrich Klose (Congress Centre room 5).

2:15 p.m. Meeting with Brandt and Matthoefer in your suite at the Congress Centre.

3:00 p.m. Hans Matthoefer speech (Minister of Finance).

3:45 p.m. Meeting with Erik Blumenfeld in Congress Centre suite (1/2 hour).
(Fernao Bracher speech)

4:45 p.m. George Ball speech.

5:30 p.m. Discussion

6:30 p.m. Drinks with Countess Donhoff - Senate Guest House

8:00 - 10:00 p.m. Buffet reception by the Senate of the city of Hamburg in the Town Hall, hosted by Lord Mayor Klose, for 250 conference participants and leading government and industrial guests from Hamburg and Bonn.

9:00 p.m. Supper with Augstein, at his office. (Brandstwiete 19) He will meet you at the reception.

## Friday, April 28

Mayor Klose will preside and will introduce you.

9:15 a.m. HAK talk: "The Impact of Political Change on the World Economy." 20-minute remarks, followed by 30-minute Q&As.

They understand you will speak on foreign policy and only touch on economic issues.

Your talk will be simultaneously translated into German.

10:15 or 10:30 a.m. Chancellor Schmidt speech

11:15 a.m. Discussion

11:45 a.m. Break.

12:00 Lunch with Schmidt. (Place to be confirmed)

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1978

8:15 Met with Senator Jackson at HK's residence
ca 9:30 Arrived Library of Congress office
10:00 Testimony: Fraser Subcommittee - subject: Korea
call:15 Library of Congress Filming by BBC at the Library office
12:00 Arrive office
Lunch in office
2:00 Called Dr. Guido Carli (inc)
2:10 Saw Mike Ledeen
3:15 Lord Zuckerman called
3:35 Called Mr. Fitzpatrick of Franklin Mint
3:45 Called Amb. Von Staden (inc. T: 4:07)
4:20 Departed for Georgetown Seminar
Directo to Train Station - depart for
6:00 Princeton, New Jersey
8:12 Arrive - by car to Princeton, Chauncey Conf.
Center
9:00 Bilderburg Steering Committee
Overnight: Chauncey Conference Center

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - FRIDAY, APRIL 21 - SUNDAY, APRIL 23

Friday, April 21: Bilderburg
Saturday, April 22: Bilderburg
6:00 Wheels-up for DC via Haig plane
Sunday, April 23: 1:00 Lunch by Mr. McNamara

April 4, 1978

CSIS
CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM
AND THE YOUTH MOVEMENT
Williamsburg, Virginia

April 8, 1978

Saturday, April 8

3:40 pm Depart Washington National via Piedmont #926
(latest plane from DC - no first class)

4:30 pm Arrive Newport News (Patrick Henry Airport)
You will be met by Dr. Alvin J. Cottrell and a
limousine provided by CSIS
(20-30 minute drive)

5:00 pm Arrive Lightfoot House (official guest house)
(Security should call Abshire (3511)
when you are ready to see him. He
will walk over whenever you like.)
5-minute walk (or by car) to Williamsburg Lodge,
where the conference takes place. Cottrell will
escort you.

6:30 pm Cocktails in Virginia Room of Williamsburg Lodge
with 70-80 conference participants and wives.
(List of attendees attached)

7:00 pm Dinner in Virginia Room.

8:00 pm Abshire will introduce you for 15-20 minute remarks
followed by Q&As (one hour total).

TOPIC: General Overview of
World Affairs

April 5, 1978

EISENHOWER DINNER

New York Hilton

Thursday, April 6, 1978

Dress: <u>Black Tie</u>

A suite is reserved at the Hilton. (Empire Suite, Executive Towers)

5:30 p.m. Meeting with Mayer in your suite.

7:00 p.m. Meeting with Clifton White in your suite.

7:15 p.m. You will be met by Clayton Wilhite, former member of the Ford Committee, and escorted to a cocktail reception in the Sutton Ballroom for 500.

7:15 p.m. Fashion show of inaugural ball gowns of Republican First Ladies, modeled by prominent Republican women.

Mrs. Herbert Brownell      Mary Crisp
Caroline Lynch            Mr. R.L. Ireland
Anne Eisenhower            Mrs. George Champion
Pat Mosbacher             Mrs. George Tillman
Mrs. Charles A. Dana       Mrs. Boucher
Mrs. Vergil Sherill

Mr. and Mrs. Milbank would like to introduce the ladies to you and Mrs. Armstrong informally after the fashion show.

7:45 p.m. Guests are seated.

8:00 p.m. Dinner in the Sutton Ballroom. <u>Press will be present.</u>

There is no head table. You will be seated at one of Jeremiah Milbank's two tables, (NY State dinner chairman and banker)

(seating attached)

ca. 9:15 p.m. Milbank introduces Rep. William Green and Bill Simon.

Neither are scheduled to speak, but may choose to say a few words.

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1978

7:45 Breakfast with Mr. Holbrooke

9:30 Meeting with Members of the Intelligence Committee
[Larger meeting for 10:00 cancelled]

10:20 Arrived office

WRITING

2:00 Mr. Canon called

3:25 Called Winston Lord (inc. T: 3:50)

3:55 Les Crystal called

4:00 Called Mr. Ginsburg

4:16 Mr. Whitehead returned HK's call

5:00 Saw Mike Ledeen

5:07 Saw Morrie Leibman (5:34)

5:27 Senator Javits returned HK's call

5:39 Saw Mr. Vail

6:03 Returned Mrs. Hart's call

6:53 Senator Baker returned HK's call

6:57 John Joudon called

7:45 To residence

8:00 DInner at the Empress with the Bradens, Koppels and Peter Rodman

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1978

7:30 Breakfast with Secretary of the Navy,
Under Secy. Woolsey, USMC Commandant
and Chief of Naval Operations Holloway
(with Bill Hyland)

9:15 Arrived office

9:20 Bristol Maginnes called

10:45 CAlled Samantha Eggar

10:55 Saw Bradford and Thornhill

11:03 Returned SYG Orfila's call (inc, T: 11:20)

11:45 Called Mrs. Kissinger

11:47 Called Mr. Schlosser (

Noon Returned Kay Graham's call

2:27 Called Bill Hyland

3:23 Governor Connally returned HK's call

3:55 Returned Bill Rogers' call

6:00 Returned to office with Mr. ANdres Holtzer
(Jr. and Sr.)

6:05 Called Kay Graham

6:20 Called Dr. Boorstin (returned his call)

6:35 Saw SSM

7:15 Departed

8:00 Dinner by Henry and Jessica Catto

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1978

Returning from New York

3:03 Arrived office
3:25 Returned Secretary Califano's call (inc. 6:26)
3:27 Saw Rabbi Schindler and Mr. Hellman
4:13 Saw Walter Lacquer (4:53)
4:14 Returned Luigi Barzini's call
4:55 Departed for taping session with Senator Moynihan at AEI
6:25 Returned to office
6:38 Returned Ambassador DInitz's call
6:50 Returned Samantha Eggar's call
7:15 Departed for residence
8:00 REMARKS - Thornton Wilder Lecture at the German School

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1977

7:15 Breakfast with Christopher Soames
Waldorf Towers

8:45 Wheels up for Washington

10:00 Arrived office

10:07 Saw Jock Covey

10:20 Saw Suzanne McFarlane

10:23 Returned Bess Myerson's call

10:38 Mrs. Kissinger called

10:39 Returned General Scowcroft's call

10:50 Mr. Ginsburg called

11:07 Called Mr. Saloman

11:09 Returned Mr. Gifford's call

11:18 Called Mr. Nitze

11:20 Called Marvin Josephson

11:32 Saw Messrs. Danzanski; Reubin and Hunt

12:42 Mrs. Kissinger called

12:46 To lunch with Ed Klein - International Club

2:22 Returned to office with Ed Klein

2:25 Called Marvin Josephson

2:32 Saw Jock Covey

2:38 Departed for

2:50 Meeting with President Carter
Library of Congress

8:00 Dinner honoring Ambassador and Lady Ramsbotham
3026 P Street (guest list attached)

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1977

8:30 Breakfast with Senator Laxalt et al
Room S - 120 (Capitol)

Followed by Future of Business Seminar
Kennedy Center

11:04 Arrived office

11:26 Father Healy called

11:33 Sir Christopher Soames called

11:37 Saw Jock Covey

11:41 Called Mr. Slater

11:59 Saw Harold Evans

12:15 Called Mrs. Kissinger

12:20 Called Mrs. Ayres

12:40 Departed for Lunch with Mr. Evans

1:24 Departed for airport

1:50 Wheels up for LaGuardia

2:47 Arrived New York

5:00 Evalena

[Suite at Waldorf]

6:30 Depart with Gregory Peck et al for Radio
City Music Hall - for:

7:00 World Premiere of "McArthur"
Radio City Music Hall

West Point Society Ball: Waldorf Astoria

Overnight; NYC

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1977

8:00 Breakfast with Henry Fairley
9:49 Arrived Office
10:01 Saw Jock Covey
10:03 Called Minister Ansary
10:09 Saw Jock Covey
10:15 Saw Ambassador Singh (10:34)
10:35 Called Ambassador Dinitz
10:59 Saw Jock Covey and Peter Rodman
11:08 Saw Stanley Stillman
11:10 Called Carl von Weizsacker (Germany)
11:24 Don Rumsfeld called
11:39 Returned Marvin Josephson's call
11:53 Called Jill St. John
11:59 Mr. Leibman called
12:15 Saw Jock Covey
12:15 Called Dr. Abshire
12:18 Saw Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum
12:55 Departed for lunch with Senator Goldwater
Library of Congress
5:30 Barber
7:15 Reception followed by
8:00 Future of Business Dinner and Address
Kennedy Center - Atrium

RECORD OF SCHEDULE - THURSDAY, JUNE 16 - SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1977

(IN NEW YORK: OVERNIGHT TO DENVER)

Thursday, June 16

1:30 "Country Risk" meeting - 410 Park Avenue
with David Rockefeller

4:00 Evalena

6:00 Reception followed by

NYC State Republican Dinner honoring Gov. Rockefeller
Waldorf Astoria

Friday, June 17

AM Pocantico
4:00 McKinsey Group (see attached scenario)
5:30 Dr. Sawhill - Century Club

Saturday, June 18

1:30 Lunch with Messrs. Whitehead and Weinberg - River Club

3:00 Howard Cook - 27 W. 44th Street (Harvard Club)

Return to Pocantico

Sunday, June 19

At Pocantico

Monday, June 20

5:00 Evalena
5:15 Mr. Maw
8:00 Dinner with the Paleys - 820 5th Avenue