MR. KISSINGER TRIP TO EUROPE

MAY 3rd to 18th, 1961

## NAMES AND ADDRESSES

**Oslo, Norway** (May 4th and 5th, 1961)
and 6th

Mr. Ole-Jacob Hoff
Farmand Magazine
Roald Amundsensgate #1

Lt. Gen. O. Bull
C-in-C, RNoAF
Oslo

Mr. Haakon Haraldsen
Den.Polytakniske Forening
Rosenkrantzgt. 7III

OSLO 12

Mr. Fisher Howe, Counselor
American Embassy

Mr. Richard J. Kerry
First Secretary, Amer. Emb.

Prof. M. Ø. Sem
Elekrokemisk A/S
Radhusgt. 23
P.O. Box 629

Hon. Clifton R. Wharton
American Ambassador

Hotel: Grand

**Stockholm, Sweden** (May 6th and 7th)

Mr. Arno Kissinger

Ånегskaersgatan #4 Tel: 61-74-90

Office: American Optical Co.
Tel: 10-29-14, 10-29-15
Sveavägen 25 - 27

Mr. G. Alonzo Stanford
Second Secretary
American Embassy

Hotel: Grand

**London, England** (May 13th and 14th)

Wayland Hilton-Young, 100 Bayswater Rd., W.2

Hon. F.D.L. Astor, OBSERVER, Tudor St., E.C.4

Mrs. Anne Piper, 7, Lower Mall, W.6

Stanley Stern, 17, Sloan Gardens, S.W.3

**The Netherlands, May 7th to 10th**

Mr. Ernst Van Der Beugel
President, KLM
1, Plesmanweg, The Hague
Tel: 18-48-60

Hotel: Wittebrug
251 Bad Huisweg, Scheveningen

Mr. Jan Wemelsfelder
Univ. of Technology
Insulindelaan 2
Eindhoven

H.R.H. Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands

Mr. P. A. Blaisse, Oranjestraat 2b
The Hague

Dr. M.W.J.M. Broekmeyer, Air Commodore
Royal Netherlands Air Force, Air Force
Staff College, The Hague

Ambassador Rice, American Embassy, The Hague

Min. of Defense S. H. Visser, The Hague

Prof. Dr. B.H.M. Vlekke, Secretary General
Netherlands Institute of International Affairs
The Hague

MR. KISSINGER TRIP TO EUROPE

May 3rd to 18th, 1961

NAMES AND ADDRESSES

FRANCE, May 14th to 16th

Lt. Col. C. R. Arvin
L & R Branch, SJs Division
Hq. US EUCOM, APO 128, New York

Mr. William B. Connett, Jr.
Chief, Military Affairs Section
American Embassy, Paris

M. Bruno de Leusse
55 Blvd. Montmorency, Paris 16

M. Francois de Rose
5, Faubourg St. Honore, Paris 8

M. Jean-Marie Domenach
ESPRIT, 27, rue Jacob
Paris VI

Hon. Thomas K. Finletter
American Embassy USRO
APO 230, N.Y.

Mr. Richard B. Finn, First Sec.
American Embassy, Paris

M. le Gen. P.-M. Gallois
8, rue Rembrandt, Paris 8

M. Gilbert Gantier
9, rue de la Tremoille, Paris 8

Hon. James M. Gavin, Ambassador

Gen. Paul Jacquier, SHAPE, Paris
or SHAPE HdQRS. Rocquencourt (S & O)

Hon. Jean Laloy, Ministre Plenipotentiarie,
Directeur d'Europe, Ministere des Affaires
Etrangers, Paris, France

Mr. Cecil B. Lyon, Amer. Embassy

M. le Gen. Maurin
Military Assistant to the President
of the Republic
Elysee Palace, Paris

Gen. Lauris Norstad
SHAPE, APO 55 NY

Gen. Charles D. Palmer
HdQRS. EUCOM, Paris

M. le Gen. Puget
Vice K Chief of Staff of National Def.
XXX 51 B Blvd. de Latour-Maubourg, Paris

M. le Gen. Paul Stehlin
Chief of Staff of Air Force
14 rue St. Dominique, Paris

Mr. Walter Stoessel
Embassy Political Advisor to SHAPE
American Embassy, Paris

Mr. Ray L. Thurston
Deputy Chief of Mission, USRO
APO 230, NY

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Mr. Williamson -

1. Helmut Schmidt is very anxious to see Dr. Kissinger. He will be in town Friday at 9 o'clock in his Bundestag office and leaves at 3 in the afternoon. Mr. Sweet has promised that a message will be delivered early Friday, as tomorrow is a holiday and he himself will not be in. Can it be worked in with his other Bundestag appointments.

2. Mr. Hoofnagle has called to say that there is such an interest in the open press conference for Dr. Kissinger that Embassy facilities are inadequate. He wonders if Dr. Kissinger has any objections to holding it rather in the Bundes-Pressamt. In that case Dr. Kissinger may wish to see Herr Birrenbach elsewhere than here as he said, since it was for convenience of the press conference to be held here. Mr. Sweet says that Herr Birrenbach is having lunch with the Ambassador that day and will probably be through at 3 pm.

3. I telephoned the Consulate General in Dusseldorf and talked with a Mr. Adams, who said he would pass on Dr. Kissinger's request to Herr von Wehrenalp for a meeting Saturday, May 13 at 8:30 rather than 9 am.

4. Frank Haendler called to say there is some possibility/in the luncheon with Minister Morris Friday, but nothing definite as yet. A joint meeting with Mr. Herter is being considered.

for change

5. Since I was unable to contact you on the car telephone 5 minutes after your departure - the phone had been cut off, something which I had hoped would be avoided by your talking to Mr. Day before-hand - I asked that a message be left for you at the entrance to call me before you went into the meeting. I have not been able to find out who gave the order that you be called out of a meeting with Minister Strauss, I certainly would not do so. I think any future problems of this sort can be avoided if the car phone is left on so that you can be contacted in between appointments

Personal - A man named Pete called to say he will help you the 25th.

cgwilliams

April 26, 1961

Mr. Martin Hillenbrand
German Desk
State Department
Washington 25, D.C.

Dear Marty:

This is absolutely the last thing I will bother you with. I just wanted you to know that I plan to be in Stockholm and London visiting friends in both places. I really do not want anything from the State Department there and do not expect to see the press, but I thought you should know on the off-chance that there is a comment in the press.

I will be in Stockholm on Saturday and Sunday, May 6th and 7th. I am taking SAS #484 from Oslo to Stockholm on Saturday, leaving at 2:10 p.m. and arriving at 2:40 p.m. I will be staying at the Grand Hotel.

On Saturday and Sunday, May 13th and 14th, I plan to stay in London with a friend, Wayland Hilton-Young, who is at 100 Bayswater Road, London W.2. I will be taking BEA #617 from Dusseldorf at 9:35 a.m. on Saturday and leaving on Sunday at 6:00 p.m. for Paris on BEA #356.

I have just heard from my friend, Michael Rose, the Minister at the British Embassy, that I will be staying with him in Bonn on the 10th through 12th, so that our Embassy will not have to make resemations for me there.

I have just learned that I will definitely be busy on the evening of the 16th in Paris. My office has made reservations for me at the Hotel Pont Royal for the 16th through 17th.

With kind regards, and, again, many thanks for everything you are doing.

April 21, 1961

Dear Marty:

This is just a note to button up the Oslo part of the trip and a few other details. The man in charge of my activities in Oslo is Mr. Jacob Hoff of Farmand Magazine. I will be taking KLM flight #648 from New York to Amsterdam on May 3rd-4th, and from Amsterdam will go on to Oslo on KLM #181, which arrives on the 4th at 14:16. I will be staying at the Grand Hotel, and plan to leave on Saturday afternoon, the 6th, at 2:10 p.m. for Stockholm.

If the Embassy, in conjunction with Mr. Hoff, could arrange for me to meet some foreign office people and also people broadly representative of Norwegian public life on Friday and Saturday morning, I would be extremely grateful. However, since I cannot sleep on planes and will be travelling for several hours on Thursday, I would prefer not to have anything on Thursday afternoon. I would appreciate it if the Embassy could coordinate my activities with Mr. Hoff.

I have spoke with Ernst Van Der Beugel, President of KLM, about the Dutch Staff College and he says: (a) The Dutch military belong to the stuphlest group of people in the world (this is confidential); (b) they are already invited to a talk I am giving on Tuesday evening, May 8th, and he does not think it really necessary for me to address the Staff College in addition.

One last point: I wonder whether it might be useful to take with the CIA representative in Bonn. Could you arrange this?

Kind regards.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

ROBERT R. BOWIE, Director
HENRY A. KISSINGER,
EDWARD S. MASON
THOMAS C. SCHELLING

6 DIVINITY AVENUE
CAMBRIDGE 38
MASSACHUSETTS

April 17, 1961

Dear Mr. Hillenbrand:

My schedule is becoming reasonably firm. If you are
agreeable, I would appreciate your getting messages out to Bonn
and Paris.

I am planning to arrive at Düsseldorf on KLM #883 at
10:45 a.m. on May 10th. While in Bonn, I would like to see
the following people:

(1) Strauss and some of his senior officers.

(2) The people concerned with contingency planning in
the Embassy.

(3) Helmut Schmidt, Carlo Schmid and Fritz Erler--these
three together.

(4) Mr. Balken and Mr. Reinkemeyer in the Foreign Office,
who wanted to see me socially on Thursday afternoon,
May 11th.
Düsseldorf

(5) Mr. v. Wehrenalp of Econ Verlag, who is my publisher in Germany.
In addition, I would like to see Mr. Juergen Weichert on a private
basis. His address is Germanenstrasse #60 in Bad Godesberg. I
would also like to see Michael Rose, who is Minister at the British
Embassy in Bonn. Both of these are old friends of mine.

I understand that the 11th is a holiday in Germany, and
it might therefore be most efficient if the appointments with the
Germans were made for the 10th and the 12th. I could then spend the
11th at our Embassy on the contingency planning.

I would like to stay either at the Hotel Königshof or with
Michael Rose. Could the Embassy arrange to have me picked up at the
airport on the 10th? I will plan to leave on Saturday morning the
13th, and if the Ambassador wants me to meet with the group of indus-
trials he mentioned, I would suggest Friday evening in Düsseldorf,
from which I could then leave the next morning.

Mr. Martin Hillenbrand

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April 17, 1961

As for Paris, I am planning to arrive on Sunday evening, May 14th from London and will stay at the Hotel Pont Royal. (We will make reservations from my office here) I understand that the Defense Department is making arrangements at SHAPE AND EUCON, and you might check with Colonel Schofield. In addition to the military people, I would like to see the following:

(1) Jean Laloy, Bruno de Leusse and Francois de Rose, at the Foreign Office. These three are old acquaintances of mine, and perhaps I could see them on Wednesday morning the 17th or Monday evening the 15th.

(2) General Gavin, on a personal basis.

(3) General Gallois has invited me for dinner, and I am going to be suggesting Tuesday evening, the 16th, to him. He is an old friend also.

(4) Perhaps Raymond Aron, who is also a friend, could be squeezed in somewhere.

I am planning to leave Paris on Wednesday afternoon, May 17th, so no appointments should be made after lunch time that day.

I will be glad to meet with the Defense College in the Hague, and would suggest that the Embassy coordinate this with Ernst Van Der Beugel, President of KLM, who is arranging my schedule in the Netherlands.

On the 5th and 6th of May I will be in Oslo, giving a talk on the evening of the 5th. I do not know whether the Embassy should be informed; I just wanted you to know.

I have asked you to make the personal appointments because it will be total confusion if I try to make them myself and then coordinate them with the official ones you are doing. I certainly appreciate your helpfulness.

I have just learned that we have an appointment this Thursday at 2:30, and look forward to seeing you then.

May 15, 1961

Guest List for Luncheon for Henry A. Kissinger,
1:00 p.m., May 15, at Mr. Lyon's Residence

Dr. Kissinger

Mr. Cecil B. Lyon - Chargé d'Affaires - Host

M. Charles Lucet - Minister Plenipotentiary, Director of
Political Affairs, Foreign Office

M. Jean Laloy - Minister Plenipotentiary, in charge of
European Affairs, Political Section, Foreign
Office

M. François de Rose - Minister Plenipotentiary, Chief of Treaty Affairs, Atomic Affairs, and Space Matters, Foreign Office

General Paul Stehlin - Air Force Chief of Staff

M. Bruno de Leusse - Counselor of Embassy, Director of Political Affairs, Ministry of Algerian Affairs

M. Jean Daniel Jurgenson - French Deputy NATO Representative

Mr. Ray L. Thurston - Deputy Chief of Mission, USRO

Mr. Jacques J. Reinstein - Minister for Economic Affairs, Embassy

Mr. Walter Stoessel - Embassy Political Advisor to SHAPE

Mr. William B. Connett, Jr. - Chief, Military Affairs Section, Embassy

Mr. William B. Connell, Jr. - Chief, Military Affairs Section, Embassy
Mr. Walter Stoessel - Embassy Political Advisor to SHAPE

Mr. Jacques J. Reinhardt - Minister for Economic Affairs, Embassy

Mr. Ray L. Thumaron - Deputy Chief of Mission, USRO

M. Jean Daniel Jungenson - French Deputy NATO Representative

M. Bruno de Renae - Commissioner of Embassy, Director of Political
General Paul Steinlin - Vice Force Chief of Staff

Foreign Office

M. François de Rose - Minister, Plenipotentiary, Chief of Treaty

Office

M. Jean Lefort - Minister, Plenipotentiary, in charge of

M. Charles Lucet - Minister, Plenipotentiary, Director of

Mr. Cecil B. Léon - Chargé d'Affaires - Hoat

Dr. Klaasen

1:00 p.m., May 15, at Mr. Léon's Residence
Great Rat for L'mocheon for Henry A. Klaasen,

May 15, 1961

LIST OF GUESTS INVITED FOR DINNER IN HONOUR
OF PROFESSOR HENRY KISSINGER
ON MAY 8 1961

His Royal Highness the Prince of the Netherlands

Dr H. Albarda
Vice Chairman Board "Nederlandsche Handel Mij."; Member Board KLM

General I.A. Aler
President KLM

Mr. R.W. Barnett
Counsellor U.S. Mission European Communities in Brussels

H.E. Baron Beauverger
Ambassador of France to the Netherlands

Dr. E.H. van der Beugel
Deputy President KLM

Dr. F. Besançon
Executive Vice President KLM

Dr. P.A. Blaisse
Member Netherlands and European Parliament

Dr. L. de Block
Executive President KLM

H.E. Dr Th.H. Bot
Secretary of State Ministry of the Interior

Prof. Dr. J.R.M. v.d. Brink
Managing Director Amsterdamsche Bank

Dr. L.E.J. Brouwer
Managing Director Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.

Dr. J.A.H.J.S. Bruins Slot
Member Neth. Parliament

Dr. J.A.W. Burger
Member Neth. Parliament

Dr. J. Burgerhout
Managing Director Twentsche Bank

H.E. M.R.H. Calmeyer
Secretary of State of Defense

H.E. H.A. Cidor
Ambassador of Israel to the Netherlands

H.E. S.W. Dahlman
Ambassador of Sweden to the Netherlands

Dr. P. van Delden
Senior Managing Director of "Kon. Ned. Hoogovens"

Mr. J.J. Fens
Member Neth. Parliament

Dr. C.L.W. Fock
Permanent Secretary of the Prime Minister

Dr. W.H. Fockema Andreae
Partner of R. Mees & Zoonen, Rotterdam

Mr. E. Fried
Economic Counsellor U.S. Embassy, The Hague

Dr. A.H.C. Gieben
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport

H.E. R. Giustiniani
Italian Ambassador to the Netherlands

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    <td>Dr. G.J.H. de Graaff</td>
    <td>President Bank of Reconstruction</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. G. van Hall</td>
    <td>Burgomaster of Amsterdam</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. Ch.P. Hébert</td>
    <td>Ambassador of Canada to the Netherlands</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. P. Heering</td>
    <td>Senior Managing Director of "De Nederlanden van 1845"</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>Dr. H.M. Hirschfeld</td>
    <td>Chairman Rotterdamse Bank, Koninklijke Zout Industrie, etc. etc.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>Dr. F.Q. den Hollander</td>
    <td>Chairman of the Board KLM</td>
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    <td>Mr. P.A. Huet</td>
    <td>Partner Pierson, Heldring and Pierson</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>Dr. G.E. Baron van Ittersum</td>
    <td>Director-General Ministry of Foreign Affairs</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>H.E. P.J.S. de Jong</td>
    <td>Secretary of State of the Navy</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>Dr. C.F. Karsten</td>
    <td>Senior Managing Director Rotterdamse Bank</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>H.E. O.J.L. Kildal</td>
    <td>Ambassador of Norway to the Netherlands</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>Dr. C.A. Klaasse</td>
    <td>Managing Director Amsterdamsche Bank</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Mr. J. van der Kloot</td>
    <td>Executive Vice President KLM</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. H.A.M.F. Kolfschoten</td>
    <td>Burgomaster of The Hague</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Mr. H.J. Koster</td>
    <td>President Elect Neth. Association of Manufacturers</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>A.Th. Lamping</td>
    <td>Former Ambassador, Deputy Secretary-General Bilderberggroup</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>Jhr. Dr. E. van Lennep</td>
    <td>Treasurer-General Ministry of Finance</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. Dr. J. Löns</td>
    <td>German Ambassador to the Netherlands</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Jhr Dr J.H. Loudon</td>
    <td>President Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. J. Meynen</td>
    <td>Managing Director A.K.U.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. H.M. van Mourik Broekman</td>
    <td>President Koninklijke Nederlandsche Zout Industry</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Mr. George Nelson</td>
    <td>Nelson Fund, New York</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. Sir A.N. Noble</td>
    <td>H.M. British Ambassador to the Neth.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. P.F.S. Otten</td>
    <td>Chairman of the Board N.V. Philips</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Prof. Dr. C.L. Patijn</td>
    <td>Member Neth. Parliament</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. F.J. Philips</td>
    <td>President Philips N.V.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. John S. Rice</td>
    <td>U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands</td>
  </tr>
</table>

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    <td>Dr. B. le Roy</td>
    <td>Assistant to Dr. v.d. Beugel, KLM</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Mr. A.A. van Sandick</td>
    <td>President "Nederlandsche Handel Mij."</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. L. Schepers</td>
    <td>Managing Director Royal Dutch Petr. Co.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Mr. R.M. Service</td>
    <td>Counsellor of Embassy U.S. Embassy, The Hague</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. C. Staf</td>
    <td>Former Minister of Defense</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. W.A. Steenstra Toussaint</td>
    <td>General Secretary KLM</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. F.S. Baron v.d. Straten Waillet</td>
    <td>Belgian Ambassador to the Netherlands</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. Dr. E.H. Toxopeus</td>
    <td>Minister of the Interior</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. Th.P. Tromp</td>
    <td>Executive Vice President Philips N.V.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. S.J. Baron van Tuyll van Serooskerken</td>
    <td>Permanent Secretary Ministry For. Affairs</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>H.E. Dr. S.H. Visser</td>
    <td>Minister of Defense</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. G.E. van Walsum</td>
    <td>Burgomaster of Rotterdam</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. J. van der Wiel</td>
    <td>Executive Vice President KLM</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr. C.R.C. Wyckerheld Bisdom</td>
    <td>Lawyer; Member of the Board of the Royal Dutch Petr. Co.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Miss Dr. C.W.I. Wttewaall van Stoetwegen</td>
    <td>Member of the Neth. Parliament</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>H.E. Prof. Dr. J. Zijlstra</td>
    <td>Minister of Finance</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>Dr A.A.M. Struycken</td>
    <td>Member "Raad van State" (Council of State)</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>H.E. E. de Haller</td>
    <td>Ambassador of Switzerland to the Neth.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>C.C. Steensma</td>
    <td>Deputy General Secretary KLM</td>
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Dr. Kissinger

Tentative Schedule for Visit of Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Special Assistant to the President

May 10, through May 13, 1961

Escort Officer: Francis T. Williamson, Political Affairs

May 10, Wednesday

10:45 - Arrives Dusseldorf via KLM, Flight 883 - will be met by Mr. Williamson
Proceeds Dusseldorf for meeting with his publisher, Herr von Wehrenаль
of Econ Verlag, Handelsblatt Haus, Kreuzstrasse 21 (Phone 83881)

Proceeds to Bad Godesberg - will stay as houseguest of Minister Michael Rose,
of the British Embassy. Residence: Fasanenstrasse 35 (phone 6-5652)

Call on Ambassador Dowling

1600 - Appointment with Minister Strauss, Ministry of Defense, Bonn

2015 - Informalstag dinner given by Ambassador Dowling at Residence

May 11, Thursday

1000 - Embassy briefing (Messrs. Morris, Tyler, Burns, Williamson, Percival, Nelson
Colonel Izenour)

1330 - Lunch with Mr. Henry Pleasants

1930 - Stag dinner given by Dr. Ulrich Sahm (NATO) of the German Foreign Office
at residence Schubertstrasse 14, Bad Godesberg (phone 64836)
(Guests will include Herr Balken, Herr Reinkemeyer and others of the
German Foreign Office)

May 12, Friday

0930 - Herr Wehner (SPD) - Room 06, Bad, Bundeshaus, Bonn
(tentative) 10:45 Herr Münde, am Stadtwald 62, Bad Godesberg

Morning open for appointments with Parliamentary Deputies

1315 - Stag luncheon given by Minister Morris at residence, Turmstrasse 44

1600 - Appointment with Bundestag Deputy Birrenbach at Hotel Koenigshof, Bonn

1930 - Dinner given by Herr Juergen Weichert (Bundestag Foreign Affairs Committee),
Germanenstrasse 60, Bad Godesberg

May 13, Saturday

Leave for Dusseldorf to fly to London

Note: Transportation from Dusseldorf to Bonn and return will be provided by the Embassy. It is assumed Dr. Kissinger will make his own onward reservations

Professor Kissinger's audience RNoAF Headquarters 5 May 1961

## Civilians:

### Department of Defense:

* E. Himle, Permanent Secretary of Defense

* J. Rustad, Chief of Division

### Department of Foreign Affairs:

* H. Engen, Under-Secretary of State

* R. Busch, Chief of Division

* K. Frydenlund, Secretary

### Defence Research Establishment:

* F. Lied, Director

* E. Klippenberg, Principal Scientific Officer

### War History Section, Defense Staff:

* N. Ørvik, Ph. D.

## Military personnel:

### Army:

* Major General H. Løken

* Colonel C. Ruge

### Navy:

* Vice-Admiral E. Hostvedt, C-in-C Royal Norwegian Navy

* Rear-Admiral R. Tamber

* Colonel L. Sverdrup

* Commodore H. Skjong

* Commodore S. Valvatne

* Captain A. Martens-Meyer

### Air Force:

* Lieutenant General O. Bull, C-in-C Royal Norw. Air Force

* Major General W. Mohr

* Colonel S. Førde

* Colonel L. Husjord

* Colonel J. Ryg

* Colonel O. Mehn-Andersen

* Colonel J. Christie

* Colonel W. Christie

* Colonel J. Smith

* Colonel A. Stansberg

* Colonel G. Halle

* Colonel H. Harlem

* Lieutenant Colonel T. Grimm

* Major K. Haugland

* Major F. Mostad

* Major L. Eiken

### Norwegian Joint Signal Administration:

* Colonel B. Rørholt

Program Professor Henry A. Kissinger

Monday, May 8
10:30 Department of Defence, Plein 4, The Hague (room A 115)
Chiefs of Staff:
Admiral Pröpper
Lt. General le Fèvre de Montigny
Admiral Brouwer
Lt. General Schaper or General Toom

12:00 Lunch with Prof.Dr. J. Wemersfelder, Restaurant Old Dutch, Buitenhof, The Hague.

15:00 Department of Foreign Affairs, Plein 23, The Hague
Mr. S.J. Baron van Tuyll van Serooskerken

19:00 Dinner in Hotel Wittebrug (black tie)

Tuesday, May 9
11:00 Address to the Staff Colleges. Stadhoudersplantsoen 15, The Hague.

18:30 Dinner with Mr. Van der Beugel

20:15 Address, Netherlands Institute of International Affairs

4th May, 1961

DF/LA

E. H. VAN DER BEUGEL KCMG

DEPUTY PRESIDENT

KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES

THE HAGUE, May 17 1961
I, PLESMANWEG
TEL. 184860

I am awfully sorry that I cannot meet you at the airport.
I still live in the orgy of farewell and welcoming parties, and
the few hours left to me for normal work during these weeks I need
more than I can say.

Both your speeches here have been a tremendous success.
I got many many letters from my friends who attended the dinner
on Monday and they did not only found your speech stimulating
and interesting but they have learned a great lot and it will help
them in forming their opinion on such outstanding issue.

What is especially gratifying is that all members of
Parliament who attended either the Monday dinner or the Tuesday
lecture are in complete agreement with your thesis which I think
for the defense policy of this country is of great importance.
The Cabinet last night decided not to lower, what they intended to
do, the taxes in this country and I am sure that in the back of
their mind is the necessity of increasing our defense effort.

I presume that Germany did not give you an easy job
after I read the interview of Strauss. I hope, however, that you
could convince them of the soundness of your ideas.

As to our own problem, things proceed as we unfortunately
expected. The only positive note is that the delegations still
are speaking together and that there is not yet a formal breaking
point. That might occur, however, very soon. If you could find an
opportunity to speak about it in the White House along the lines
of my letter to you as soon as possible, this would constitute the
only hope of an agreement. My impression of the picture remains that
intervention of the White House is the only way out.

Happy landings to you and let me say again how tremendously
we enjoyed your visit here, how grateful we are for the burden you
took upon you and how very much we hope to repeat this performance in
the futre. In that case I would love not to bother you with my specific
problems. - I give you a ring when I am in the States at the end of
this month.

With kindest regards

Professor Henry A. Kissinger

FOR DR. HENRY A. KISSINGER

Stag Dinner - 67 Rolandstrasse

Wednesday, May 10, 1961

8:15 p.m.

Informal

GUEST LIST

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger - Special Advisor to the President

The Federal Minister of Defense
Dr. h.c. Franz-Josef Strauss

Dr. Josef Jansen - Ministerialdirektor
Chief, Division West I
Foreign Office

Maj. General Albert Schnez - Armed Forces Staff
Federal Ministry of Defense

Dr. Hans Albert Reinkemeyer - Legationsrat I. Kl.
East Division
Foreign Office

Dr. Richard Balken - Legationsrat
Division West II
Foreign Office

Mr. Francis T. Williamson

Ambassador Dowling

TOTAL: 8

FOR DR. HENRY A. KISSINGER

Stag Luncheon - 44 Turmstrasse

Friday, May 12, 1961

1:15 p. m.

GUEST LIST

The State Secretary for Defense
Volkmar Hopf

Herr Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz - Ministerialdirektor
Chief, East Division
Foreign Office

Mr. E. M. Rose - Minister
British Embassy

Herr Joachim Friedrich Ritter - Minister
Special Working Group Berlin
Foreign Office

Dr. Luitpold Werz - Vortragender Legationsrat I. Kl.
Deputy Chief, Division West II
Foreign Office

Dr. Ulrich Sahm - Vortragender Legationsrat I. Kl.
Division West II
Foreign Office

Mr. Francis T. Williamson

Minister Morris

TOTAL: 9

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SUBJECT: Appointments for Mr. Kissinger on Friday Morning

DATE: May 8, 1961

I made an appointment for Mr. Kissinger with Herbert Wehner in Wehner's office in the Bundeshaus, Room 06-South for 09:30, May 12.

A further appointment has been made for Mr. Kissinger with Dr. Mende at Dr. Mende's home, Bad Godesberg, Am Stadtwald 62 for 11:00. Dr. Mende asked if he may bring Dr. Thomas Dehler, Wolfgang Doering and Fritz Rudolf Schulz. Doering and Schulz are the chief spokesmen of the FDP on military-political questions.

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May 12, 1961

EUCOM is assigning a car to Mr. Kissinger for
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on Monday, May 15. If he has need for additional services,
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