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The original documents are located in Box 49, folder "1/27/76 - State Dinner IHO Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin (Israel) (1)" of the Betty Ford White House Papers, 1973-1977 at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Betty Ford donated to the United States of America her copyrights in all of her unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON January 23, 1976 FOR: MRS. FORD FROM: MARIA DOWNS SUBJECT: Proposed Menu for the State Dinner in Honor of Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin Unfortunately, when we checked there is no fresh salmon available. In fact, we are very limited on the selection of fresh fish. I did not think you would want to use frozen fish for the entree. Striped bass was by far the best selection available. Attached is a proposed menu utilizing the snapper which was originally on the menu. FOND , BERALD LIDHARY ISRAEL DINNER Red Snapper Bisque Melba Toast Supreme of Striped Bass Saffron Rice Green Beans with Water Chestnuts Tomatoes Provencale Hearts of Palms and Watercress Vinaigrette Salad Orange Sherbet with Fresh Fruit Demitasse The White House Tuesday, January 27, 1976 734 LIBRARY is 07V330 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON DINNER IN HONOR OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRIME MINISTER OF ISRAEL AND MRS. RABIN January 27, 1976 8:00 p.m. Dress: Black tie long dresses for the ladies Arrival: -- 8:00 p.m. at North Portico Entrance Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin, Ambassador and Mrs. Catto. -- You and Mrs. Ford will greet. -- Photo coverage of greeting. Yellow Oval Room: -- Vice President and Mrs. Rockefeller; Secretary and Mrs. Kissinger; American Ambassador and Mrs. Malcolm Toon; and Foreign Ambassador and Mrs. Simcha Dinitz will assemble just prior to the 8:00 p.m. arrival of Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin and Ambassador and Mrs. Catto. -- Color Guard will request permission to remove Colors at approximately 8:10 p.m. all guests except Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin will depart at this time. Grand Entrance: -- Approximately 8:12 p.m. descend Grand Staircase preceded by Color Guard. FORD -- Pause at foot of staircase for official photograph (Prime Minister LIBRARY to your right Mrs. Rabin to your left ... then Mrs. Ford). BERALD -2- Prime Minister Rabin of Israel Color Guard reforms and procession moves to red carpet facing East Room pause for Ruffles and Flourishes and announcement take receiving line positions (Prime Minister Rabin to your right then Mrs. Ford then Mrs. Rabin). -- Follow Color Guard into East Room when "Hail to the Chief" is played. Receiving Line: -- Take position just inside door of East Room Ambassador Catto will present your guests. -- After receiving line, follow guests into State Dining Room. Dinner: Round tables (State Dining Room and Red Room) The Air Force Strolling Strings will play during dessert. No press coverage of dinner toasts will be piped to the press transcripts will be released to the press there will be mini-camera coverage of the toasts with a small photo pool. After-Dinner: -- 10:00 p.m. guests proceed to parlors for demitasse, liqueurs, and cigars. You and Mrs. Ford will escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the Blue Room where you will visit informally with your guests. No press coverage in the Blue Room. -- 10:05 p.m. after-dinner guests will be escorted to the State Floor. You, Mrs. Ford, Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin (Prime Minister Rabin to your right then Mrs. Ford FORD then Mrs. Rabin) will receive the after-dinner guests from a LIBRARY position in the Grand Hall between the Blue Room and Green BEGALD Room doors -- a Military Social Aide will present your guests -- guests will proceed to the East Room and take their seats. -3- Prime Minister Rabin of Israel Entertainment: -- After the guests are seated, you will enter the East Room through the center door and seat Mrs. Ford and Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin. -- You proceed to the stage which will be located at the North End of the East Room and introduce Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy. NOTE: Suggested remarks attached. -- At the conclusion of the performance, you and Mrs. Ford will escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the stage to thank Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy. NOTE: There will be press coverage of the entertainment. Photo and mini-camera coverage will be of the first and last parts of the program and of your thanking Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy. -- After you have thanked Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy, you and Mrs. Ford will escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the Grand Foyer and Blue Room where you will mingle informally with your guests. NOTE: There will be dancing in the Grand Foyer. Departure: -- You, Mrs. Ford, Ambassador and Mrs. Catto escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the North Portico. -- You and Mrs. Ford may wish to return for dancing or return to the Family Quarters. -- There will be champagne, mixed drinks and dancing for the guests who remain. NOTES: -- The dinner and after-dinner guest lists are attached (Tab A). -- A suggested toast is attached (Tab C). FORD Libural is - -4- Prime Minister Rabin of Israel -- Military Social Aides will be present. -- Marine Corps Harpist will be playing in the Diplomatic Reception Room as your dinner and after-dinner guests arrive. -- White House photographer will be present. Maria Downs 0801 LIDNARY a , BERALD & FORD" NOT FOR RELEASE GUEST LIST FOR THE DINNER TO BE GIVEN BY THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD IN HONOR OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRIME MINISTER OF ISRAEL AND MRS. RABIN ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1976, THE WHITE HOUSE The President and Mrs. Ford His Excellency The Prime Minister of Israel and Mrs. Rabin His Excellency The Ambassador of Israel and Mrs. Dinitz Mr. Amos Eiran Director General, Office of the Prime Minister and Political Advisor to the Prime Minister Mr. Eli Mizrachi Director, Prime Minister's Bureau and Political Secretary to the Prime Minister Brigadier General Ephraim Foran Military Secretary to the Prime Minister Mr. Dan Pattir Advisor to the Prime Minister for Public Affairs The Honorable Hanan Bar-On and Mrs. Bar-On Minister, Embassy of Israel Major General Avraham Adan and Mrs. Adan Defense and ArmedForces Attache, Embassy of Israel The Vice President and Mrs. Rockefeller The Secretary of State and Mrs. Kissinger Mr. Justice Stevens and Mrs. Stevens The Secretary of Defense and Mrs. Rumsfeld The Attorney General and Mrs. Levi The Honorable Daniel P. Moynihan, Representative of the USA to the United Nations, and Mrs. Moynihan The Honorable Jacob K. Javits, U. S. Senate (New York) The Honorable Mike Gravel, U. S. Senate, and Mrs. Gravel (Alaska) The Honorable J. Glenn Beall, Jr., U. S. Senate, and Mrs. Beall (Maryland) The Honorable James L. Buckley, U. S. Senate, and Mrs. Buckley (New York) The Honorable Sam Nunn, U. S. Senate, and Mrs. Nunn (Georgia) The Honorable Richard Stone, U. S. Senate, and Mrs. Stone (Florida) The Honorable Thomas N. Downing, House of Representatives, and Mrs. Downing (Virginia) The Honorable Les Aspin, House of Representatives, and Mrs. Aspin (Wisconsin) The Honorable H. John Heinz III, House of Representatives, FORD and Mrs. Heinz (Pennsylvania) & The Honorable Ralph M. Regula, House of Representatives, GERALD LIBRARY and Mrs. Regula (Ohio) - 2 - 1/27/76 The Honorable Richard B. Cheney, Assistant to the President, and Mrs. Cheney The Honorable Brent Scowcroft, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, and Mrs. Scowcroft The Honorable Joseph J. Sisco, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, and Mrs. Sisco Admiral James L. Holloway, III, USN, Chief of Naval Operations, and Mrs. Holloway The Honorable Malcolm Toon, American Ambassador to Israel, and Mrs. Toon The Chief of Protocol and Mrs. Catto The Honorable Robert A. Goldwin, Special Consultant to the President, and Mrs. Goldwin The Honorable Alfred L. Atherton, Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs and Mrs. Atherton Mr. and Mrs. Martin Agronsky, Washington, D. C. Martin Agronsky Evening Edition, WETA-TV Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Allbritton, Washington, D. C. Publisher, Washington Star-News Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg, Knoxville, Tennessee President, B'nai B'rith Mr. Terry Bradshaw, Shreveport, Louisiana Quarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers Football Team Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bunting, Jr., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chairman, First Pennsylvania Corp.; Member, Steering Committee, U.S. -Israel Joint Business Council Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bylan, Grand Rapids, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Carlen, Hinsdale, Illinois President, Joseph T. Ryerson and Sons; Member, Steering Committee, U.S. -Israel Joint Business Council Miss Suzy Chaffee, New York, New York Olympic and World Freestyle skiing champion Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dixon, Dallas, Texas Chairman and President, E-Systems, Inc. Mrs. Carrie Donovan, New York, New York Fashion editor, Harper's Bazaar; Guest of Calvin Klein Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dubinsky, St. Louis, Missouri Chairman, United Israel Appeal Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dubrow, New Providence, New Jersey Vice Pres. of Perishables Div., Pathmark Div., Supermarkets General Corp. Miss Christine M. Evert, Fort Lauderdale, Florida FORD Professional tennis player & Miss Jodi Fisher, Carmel, California Guest of Mr. Malcolm Moran BERALD LIGHARY - 3 - 1/27/76 The Honorable Max M. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, Franklin, Michigan Chmn., Fisher-New Center Co.; Pres., Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Fisk, Raymond, New Hampshire Catcher, Boston Red Sox Baseball Team Mr. Jack Ford, Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Glazer, Beverly Hills, California Co-Chairman, Israel Bonds in California; (construction building company executive) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, Beverly Hills, California Mr--TV producer; Mrs--Carol Burnett, actress, comedienne, singer Mr. and Mrs. Dixon R. Harwin, Beverly Hills, California President, Alwin Management Co., Inc. Rabbi and Mrs. Arthur Hertzberg, New York, New York President, American Jewish Congress Mr. Martin Hoffman, Spring Valley, New York President and Chairman, Wilton Caterers Mr. Milton Hoffman, Riverdale, New York Mr. and Mrs. James P. Horn, New York, New York President, American Export Lines, Inc.; Member, Steering Committee, U.S. -Israel Joint Business Council Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaplow, Falls Church, Virginia White House correspondent, ABC Mr. Danny Kaye, Beverly Hills, California Actor; comedian Mr. David Hume Kennerly, Washington, D. C. Personal photographer to the President; Escort of Miss Suzy Chaffee Mr. Calvin Klein, New York, New York Fashion designer Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kohler, Silver Spring, Maryland White House correspondent, Newhouse Newspapers Mr. and Mrs. Irv Kupcinet, Chicago, Illinois Columnist, Chicago Sun Times Mr. and Mrs. Tom Landry, Dallas, Texas Head coach, Dallas Cowboys Football Team Mr. Bernard J. Lasker, New York, New York Partner, Lasker, Stone & Stern (brokers) Miss Joan F. Lasker, New York, New York Guest and daughter of Mr. Bernard J. Lasker Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Lautenberg, Montclair, New Jersey National Chairman, United Jewish Appeal Mr. and Mrs. Gustave L. Levy, New York, New York FORD Senior Partner, Goldman Sachs & Co. a Mrs. Helena Makinen, Spring Valley, New York Guest of Mr. Martin Hoffman GERALD'S LIBRARY - 4 - 1/27/76 Mr. Dan Margalit Correspondent, Ha'aretz (Tel Aviv) Mr. Peter Matz, Beverly Hills, California Accompanist for Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy Dr. and Mrs. Max Matzkin, Waterbury, Connecticut Mrs--Rose Matzkin, President, Hadassah Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCartney, Charles City, Iowa Chairman for Iowa, President Ford Committee Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Miller, New York, New York Chairman, Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Meyer, New York, New York Chairman and President, Gray Advertising, Inc. Mr. Malcolm Moran, Carmel, California Sculptor Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nicholson, New York, New York Vice Chairman, Union Carbide Corp.; Member, Steering Committee, U.S. -Israel Joint Business Council Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rosenbaum, Glenmont, New York Chairman, New York Republican State Committee Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothberg, New York, New York General Chairman, Development Corporation for Israel Dr. Maurice Sage, New York, New York President, Jewish National Fund of America Rabbi and Mrs. Alexander M. Schindler, New York, New York President, Union of American Hebrew Congregations Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Selig, Seguin, Texas Vice President for Operations, Structural Metals Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shearer, Beverly Hills, California Editor at Large, Parade Magazine Miss Jo Jo Starbuck Professional ice skater; Guest of Mr. Terry Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Tisch, New York, New York Chairman, Loews Corporation; Member, Steering Committee, U.S. -Israel Joint Business Council Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wald, Los Angeles, California Mrs--vocalist Helen Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ware, Ann Arbor, Michigan President, Earhart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ken Welch, Los Angeles, California Accompanist for Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Winter, Milwaukee, Wisconsin President, American Jewish Committee; President, Manpower, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wouk, Washington, D. C. Author FORD 8070828 LIBRARY NOT FOR RELEASE Guest List for AFTER-DINNER ENTER TAINMENT following the Dinner in honor of His Excellency The Prime Minister of ISRAEL and Mrs. Rabin on Tuesday, JANUARY 27, 1976 at ten o'clock, The White House: Miss Lea Aemisegger Washington, D. C. ; guest of Mr. Harold Saunders Mrs. Enso Bighinatti (Millie) President Ford Finance Committee Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Bookbinder Washington representative, American Jewish Committee Ms. Isabella N. Bowman Potomac, Maryland; guest of Mr. T. Edward Braswell Mr. T. Edward Braswell, Jr. Chief Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee Mr. and Mrs. David Brody Director, Washington Office, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith The Honorable Robert J. Brown and Mrs. Brown Chairman, B&C Associates, Inc., D.C. Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Burkett Administrative Assistant to Senator William V. Roth, Jr. Miss Jane Cohen Program Manager, NBC/WRC-TV; President, AWRT Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cohen American Jewish Congress, New York Mr. and Mrs. Billy Daniels Actor, performing in "Hello, Dolly!" at JFK Center Mr. and Mrs. Sid Davis Westinghouse Broadcasting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Day Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs Miss Trude Feldman Coastline reporter Mr. Charles Genovese Alexandria, Virginia; brother and escort of Mrs. Bighinatti The Honorable Alan Greenspan Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hugo Minority Staff Assistant, House Appropriations Committee Mr. M. Gordon Jones Washington, D. C. ; guest of Miss Xenia Vunovic Mr. and Mrs. Harry LeVine Counsel, General Electric Corporation, D. C. BERALD B FORD -2- 1/27/76 at 10:00 p.m. Mr. Isadore Levy Silver Spring, Maryland; guest of Mrs. Ida Nessen Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lissy Associate Director, Domestic Council Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Marik Deputy Chairman for Administration, President Ford Committee Lt. Col. Robert C. McFarlane and Mrs. McFarlane National Security Council staff Mr. and Mrs. John K. Meagher Minority Counsel, House Ways and Means Committee Mr. and Mrs. George F. Murphy Executive Director, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy Administrative Assistant to Senator Barry Goldwater Mrs. Ida Nessen Wheaton, Maryland; mother of Ron Nessen Mr. David Nyhan Boston Globe Mr. and Mrs. Maury Povich Host, "Panorama", WTTG-TV Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Preston Majority Staff Assistant, House Appropriations Committee Mr. Anthony Quayle Actor in "Rip Van Winkle" at the JFK Center Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Raish Mrs. (Angela), President FordCommittee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reed Legislative Assistant to the Speaker of the House Mr. and Mrs. Stark Ritchie Vice President, American Petroleum Institute, D.C. Mr. Peter Rodman National Security Council staff Mr. Edward Rosen Raymond Rosen & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mr. Barry N. Roth White House staff Miss Catherine A. Roth Sister and guest of Mr. Barry Roth Ms. Olivia Saar Washington, D. C.; guest of Mr. David Nyhan Mr. Harold H. Saunders Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research, Department of State Miss Susan B. Schiffer Washington, D. C.; guest of Mr. Edward Rosen FORD i LIBHARY 077830 -3- 1/27/76 at 10:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schuiling Pool donors, Washington, D.C. Rabbi Seymour Siegel and Mrs. Siegel Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Slight Director of Research, President Ford Committee Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Smith, II Director, Office of Israeli and Arab-Israeli Affairs, Department of State Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Sternberg Political-Military Affairs Officer, Office of Israeli and Arab-Israeli Affairs, Department of State Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Stockett Chief Counsel, Senate Judiciary Committee Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Theis Executive Editor of the Editorial Office Mr. and Mrs. Josef S. Tressler Pool donors, Arlington, Virginia Miss Xenia Vunovic Economic/Commercial Officer, Office of Israeli and Arab-Israeli Affairs, Department of State Mr. Edward Weidenfeld Guest of Miss Jane Cohen Dr. Robert Hill Guest of Miss Trude Feldman Plus 3 couples from the Israeli embassy. FOND . BERALD LIBRARY THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON ARRIVAL CEREMONY FOR HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRIME MINISTER OF ISRAEL AND MRS. YITZHAK RABIN Tuesday - January 27, 1976 The South Grounds From: Terry O'Donnell SEQUENCE: 10:28 a.m. You depart Oval Office and proceed to Diplomatic Reception Room where Mrs. Ford will join you. Following announcement and "Ruffles and Flourishes" (abbreviated version by the U.S. Army Herald Trumpets), you and Mrs. Ford proceed out the Diplomatic Reception Room entrance as the Marine Band plays "Hail to the Chief", cross the driveway, and take your positions facing the Dip. Room entrance. 10:31 a. m. Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin arrive and are introduced to you and Mrs. Ford by Chief of Protocol Henry E. Catto, Jr. You then intro- duce Secretary of State and Mrs. Kissinger and Chief of Naval Operations James L. Holloway and Mrs. Holloway. You and Prime Minister Rabin move to platform. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Rabin move to right of platform. 10:33 p.m. National Anthems and 19-gun salute. B FORD LIBRARY 2. Inspection of troops - you and Prime Minister Rabin guided by Commander of Troops. NOTE: Your cue for escorting Prime Minister Rabin down to the Commander of Troops to inspect the troops will be the Com- mander's report, "Sir, the Honor Guard is formed." Return to platform. The U.S. Army Fife and Drum Corps will pass in review. 10:40 a. m. After the Commander of Troops reports, "Sir, this concludes the Honors", you usher Prime Minister Rabin to your right to stand adjacent to you on the podium while you deliver welcoming remarks. FULL PRESS COVERAGE Prime Minister Rabin will respond. 10:45 a.m. You and Prime Minister Rabin and Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Rabin ascend the right outside staircase to the South Portico balcony. You will pause at the center of the South Portico balcony for a photograph and then enter the Blue Room where you will be joined by Secretary and Mrs. Kissinger, Admiral and Mrs. Holloway, members of the official party (list attached at TÁB A), and members of the welcoming committee. 10:50 a.m. Following a brief visit, you, Prime Minister Rabin and Secretary Kissinger depart en route the Oval Office for private meeting. NOTE: The members of the Official Party and the Welcoming Committee remain in the Blue Room for coffee. 10:55 a. m. Your meeting with Prime Minister Rabin begins. GERALDR ADDRAIT ? FORD MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL ISRAELI PARTY His Excellency Yitzhak Rabin Prime Minister of Israel Mrs. Rabin His Excellency Simcha Dinitz Ambassador of Israel to the United States Mrs. Dinitz Mr. Amos Eiran Director General, Office of the Prime Minister and Political Advisor to the Prime Minister General (Reserve) Ariel Sharon Advisor to the Prime Minister Mr. Eli Mizrachi Director, Office of the Prime Minister and Political Secretary to the Prime Minister Brigadier General Ephraim Poran Military Secretary to the Prime Minister Mr. Dan Pattir Advisor to the Prime Minister for Public Affairs The Honorable Hanan Bar-on Minister, Embassy of Israel Mrs. Bar-on Major General Avraham Adan Defense and Armed Forces Attache Embassy of Israel & FORD MODEL THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON January 26, 1976 FOR: MRS. FORD FROM: MARIA DOWNS SUBJECT: State Dinner in Honor of Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin - January 27, 1976 The following items are attached for your review and information: 1. Scenario 2. Background Briefing Material from State Department Thank you. FORD LIBRARY 's Grand THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON DINNER IN HONOR OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRIME MINISTER OF ISRAEL AND MRS. RABIN 'January 27, 1976 8:00 p.m. Dress: Black tie long dresses for the ladies Arrival: -- 8:00 p.m. at North Portico Entrance ... Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin, Ambassador and Mrs. Catto. -- You and Mrs. Ford will greet. -- Photo coverage of greeting. Yellow Oval Room: -- Vice President and Mrs. Rockefeller; Secretary and Mrs. Kissinger; American Ambassador and Mrs. Malcolm Toon; and Foreign Ambassador and Mrs. Simcha Dinitz will assemble just prior to the 8:00 p.m. arrival of Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin and Ambassador and Mrs. Catto. -- Color Guard will request permission to remove Colors at approximately 8:10 p.m. all guests except Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin will depart at this time. Grand Entrance: -- Approximately 8:12 p.m. ... descend Grand Staircase preceded by Color Guard. BERALD B. FORD Pause at foot of staircase for official photograph (Prime Minister to your right ... Mrs. Rabin to your left ... then Mrs. Ford). -2- Prime Minister Rabin of Israel -- Color Guard reforms and procession moves to red carpet facing East Room pause for Ruffles and Flourishes and announcement take receiving line positions (Prime Minister Rabin to your right then Mrs. Ford then Mrs. Rabin). -- Follow Color Guard into East Room when "Hail to the Chief" is played. Receiving Line: -- Take position just inside door of East Room ... Ambassador Catto will present your guests. -- After receiving line, follow guests into State Dining Room. Dinner: -- Round tables (State Dining Room and Red Room) -- The Air Force Strolling Strings will play during dessert. -- No press coverage of dinner ... toasts will be piped to the press transcripts will be released to the press there will be mini-camera coverage of the toasts with a small photo pool. After-Dinner: -- 10:00 p.m. guests proceed to parlors for demitasse, liqueurs, and cigars. You and Mrs. Ford will escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the Blue Room where you will visit informally with your guests. - No press coverage in the Blue Room. -- 10:05 p.m. after-dinner guests will be escorted to the State Floor. You, Mrs. Ford, Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin (Prime Minister Rabin to your right then Mrs. Ford then Mrs. Rabin) will receive the after-dinner guests from a FORD position in the Grand Hall between the Blue Room and Green & LICENSE Room doors -- a Military Social Aide will present your guests BERALD -- guests will proceed to the East Room and take their seats. -3- Prime Minister Rabin of Israel Entertainment: -- After the guests are seated, you will enter the East Room through the center door and seat Mrs. Ford and Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin. -- You proceed to the stage which will be located at the North End of the East Room and introduce Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy. NOTE: Suggested remarks (Tab A). -- At the conclusion of the performance, you and Mrs. Ford will escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the stage to thank Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy. NOTE: There will be press coverage of the entertainment. Photo and mini-camera coverage will be of the first and last parts of the program and of your thanking Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy. -- After you have thanked Carol Burnett and Helen Reddy, you and Mrs. Ford will escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the Grand Foyer and Blue Room where you will mingle informally with your guests. NOTE: There will be dancing in the Grand Foyer. Departure: -- You, Mrs. Ford, Ambassador and Mrs. Catto escort Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin to the North Portico. -- You and Mrs. Ford may wish to return for dancing or return to the Family Quarters. -- There will be champagne, mixed drinks and dancing for the guests who remain. NOTES: The dinner and after-dinner guest lists are attached (Tab B). BERALDA R F.O.R.D A suggested toast is attached (Tab C). -4- - Prime Minister Rabin of Israel -- Military Social Aides will be present. -- Marine Corps Harpist will be playing in the Diplomatic Reception Room as your dinner and after-dinner guests arrive. -- White House photographer will be present. Maria Downs GERALD $ FORD DEPARTMENT OF STATE Washington, D. C. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PROTOCOL THE OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRIME MINISTER OF ISRAEL AND MRS. YITZHAK RABIN. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION FOR USE BY HOST ORGANIZATIONS NAME & TITLE: His Excellency Yitzhak Rabin Prime Minister of Israel Mrs. Rabin FORM OF ADDRESS IN CONVERSATION: Your Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister, Sir. CORRESPONDENCE SALUTATION: Dear Mr. Prime Minister: CORRESPONDENCE COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE: Respectfully yours, ENVELOPE ADDRESS: His Excellency Yitzhak Rabin Prime Minister of Israel Jerusalem "IN HONOR OF" LINES ON INVITATIONS: In Honor of His Excellency the Prime Minister of Israel and Mrs. Rabin. PLACE CARDS: The Prime Minister of Israel Mrs. Rabin NAME OF COUNTRY: Israel LANGUAGE: Hebrew Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin speak English fluently. RELIGION: Judaism FORD s LIBRARY 077830 -2- DIET: Religious restricitions prohibit the consumption of pork and shell fish. BEVERAGES: Alcoholic beverages may be served. TOASTS: The first toast should be made to the PRESIDENT OF ISRAEL. Response will be made in a toast to THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Subsequent toasts, if any, may be made in declining order of precedence. NATIONAL ANTHEMS: It is not recommended that the National Anthems of the United States and Israel be played unless the sponsoring organi- zation is confident that the orchestra is able to play the Anthems very well. It is not necessary to play the Anthems at strictly social functions or at formal luncheons and dinners, as awkward situ- ations and inconveniences may result. It is not the custom in Washing ton to play National Anthems at State Dinners. When the Anthems are played, it is customary to play the anthem of the Visitor's Country first and the Anthem of the United States second. When the flags of the United States and the Visitor's Country are used, consider the area where the flags are to be placed as a stage or a focal point, then place the flag of the United States on the left as viewed from the audience, and the flag of the Visitor's Country on the right. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Washington, D. C. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PROTOCOL OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRIME MINISTER OF ISRAEL AND MRS. YITZHAK RABIN. PRONUNCIATION, FORM OF ADDRESS AND PLACE CARD INFORMATION HIS EXCELLENCY YITZHAK RABIN Prime Minister of Israel Pronunciation: RA-been Form of Address: Your Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister, Sir Place Card: The Prime Minister of Israel MRS. RABIN Wife of the Prime Minister Pronunciation: RA-been From of Address: Mrs. Rabin Place Card: Mrs. Rabin HIS EXCELLENCY SIMCHA DINITZ Ambassador of Israel to the United States Pronunciation: DI-nitz Form of Address: Your Excellency, Mr. Ambassador, Sir Place Card: The Ambassador of Israel to the United States MRS. DINITZ Wife of the Ambassador of Israel to the United States Pronunciation: DI-nitz Form of Address: Mrs. Dinitz Place Card: Mrs. Dinitz GERALD B FORD LIBRARY -2- MR. AMOS EIRAN Director General, Office of the Prime Minister and Political Advisor to the Prime Minister Pronunciation: a-RAHN Form of Address: Mr. Eiran Place Card: Mr. Eiran GENERAL (RESERVE) ARIEL SHARON Advisor to the Prime Minister Pronunciation: sha-ROHN Form of Address: General Sharon Place Card: General Sharon MR. ELI MIZRACHI Director, Prime Minister's Bureau and Political Secretary to the Prime Minister Pronunciation: meez-Rahk-ee Form of Address: Mr. Mizrachi Place Card: Mr. Mizrachi BRIGADIER GENERAL EPHRAIM FORAN Military Secretary to the Prime Minister Pronunciation: for-AHN Form of Address: General Foran Place Card: General Foran MR. DAN PATTIR Advisor to the Prime Minister for Public Affairs Pronunciation: pah-TEER Form of Address: Mr. Pattir Place Card: Mr. Pattir Washington Only: * * * THE HONORABLE HANAN BAR-ON Minister, Embassy of Israel Pronunciation: ba-RAHN Form of Address: Mr. Bar-On Place Card: Mr. Bar-On MRS. BAR-ON Wife of Mr. Bar-On Pronunciation: ba-RAHN Form of Address: Mrs. Bar-On Place Card: Mrs. Bar-On -3- MAJOR GENERAL AVRAHAM ADAN Defense and Armed Forces Attache, Embassy of Israel Pronunciation: ahd-DAHN Form of Address: General Adan Place Card: General Adan MRS. ADAN Wife of General Adan Pronunciation: ahd-DAHN Form of Address: Mrs. Adan Place Card: Mrs. Adan * * * Philadelphia Only: THE HONORABLE EMANUEL SHIMONI Consul General of Israel Form of Address: Mr. Shimoni Place Card: Mr. Shimoni MRS. SHIMONI Wife of Consul General Shimoni Form of Address: Mrs. Shimoni Place Card: Mrs. Shimoni New York Only: * * * THE HONORABLE URI BEN ARI Consul General of Israel Form of Address: Mr. Ben Ari Place Card: Mr. Ben Ari & FORD MRS. BEN ARI Wife of Consul General Ben Ari GERALD LIBRARY Form of Address: Mrs. Ben Ari Place Card: Mrs. Ben Ari -4- Chicago and Detroit Only: THE HONORABLE EHUD AURIEL Consul General of Israel Form of Address: Mr. Auriel Place Card: Mr. Auriel MRS. AURIEL Wife of Consul General Auriel Form of Address: Mrs. Auriel Place Card: Mrs. Auriel Los Angeles Only: * * * HIS EXCELLENCY HANOCH GIVTON Consul General of Israel Form of Address: Mr. Ambassador, Your Excellency Place Card: H.E. Hanoch Givton MRS. GIVTON Wife of Consul General Givton Form of Address: Mrs. Givton Place Card: Mrs. Givton MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL ISRAELI PARTY (cont'd) Los Angeles Only Mr. Moshe Arad Minister-Counselor (Information) Embassy of Israel The Honorable Hanoch Givton Consul General of Israel Mrs. Givton MEMBERS OF THE UNOFFICIAL ISRAELI PARTY Mr. Yehuda Avner Advisor to the Prime Minister Mr. Dov Goldstein Biographer Mr. Jacob Sa'ar Official Photographer Miss Hadassah Paz Secretary to Ambassador Dinitz Security: Mr. Abraham Rotem Head of Security Mr. Ovadia Natan Mr. Jacob Efrat Mr. Yehuda Baram Mr. Jacob Foster Delegation -3- & FORD GERALD LIBRARY MEMBERS OF THE ACCOMPANYING AMERICAN PARTY The Honorable Joseph J. Sisco Under Secretary for Political Affairs Mrs. Sisco (The Siscos will accompany only in New York, Detroit and Chicago.) The Honorable Henry E. Catto, Jr. Chief of Protocol of the United States Mrs. Catto The Honorable Malcolm Toon American Ambassador to Israel Mrs. Toon Mr. William R. Codus Assistant Chief of Protocol Miss Marylou Sheils Protocol Officer Mr. James H. Kabler III Protocol Officer Mr. James T. Payne Logistics Officer Mr. Joseph Pinto Official Photographer Miss Judy Knowles Protocol Secretary Delegation -4- MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL ISRAELI PARTY His Excellency Yitzhak Rabin Prime Minister of Israel Mrs. Rabin His Excellency Simcha Dinitz Ambassador of Israel to the United States Mrs. Dinitz Mr. Amos Eiran Director General, Office of the Prime Minister and Political Advisor to the Prime Minister General (reserve) Ariel Sharon Advisor to the Prime Minister Mr. Eli Mizrachi Director, Office of the Prime Minister and Political Secretary to the Prime Minister Brigadier General Ephraim Poran Military Secretary to the Prime Minister Mr. Dan Pattir Advisor to the Prime Minister for Public Affairs * * * Washington, D.C. Only The Honorable Hanan Bar-on Minister, Embassy of Israel Mrs. Bar-on Delegation -1- a GERALD LIBRARY MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL ISRAELI PARTY (cont'd) Major General Avraham Adan Defense and Armed Forces Attache, Embassy of Israel Mrs. Adan Philadelphia Only Mr. Moshe Arad Minister-Counselor (Information) Embassy of Israel The Honorable Emanuel Shimoni Consul General of Israel Mrs. Shimoni New York Only Mr. Moshe Arad Minister-Counselor (Information) Embassy of Israel The Honorable Uri Ben Ari Consul General of Israel Mrs. Ben Ari Chicago Only Mr. Moshe Arad Minister-Counselor (Information) Embassy of Israel The Honorable Ehud Avriel Consul General of Israel Mrs. Avriel Delegation -2- NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE RESTRICTION DOCUMENT Doc GOVERNMENT REPORT 2/76 A FILE LOCATION BETTY FORD PAPERS, STATE DINNERS. FOLDER TITLE: 1/27/76- STATE DINNER PRIME MINISTER AND MRS. RABIN (ISRAEL) RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by Executive Order 12356 governing access to national security information. (B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GSA FORM 7122 (REV. 5-82) background FORD notes Israel department of state * august 1974 OFFICIAL NAME: ISRAEL GEOGRAPHY north to south and from east to west ias (the Sea of Galilee), and the Dead varies from less than 10 to more than Sea; and the Negev Desert in the south, Israel, located in the Near East, is 65 miles. which comprises half the country's bordered by Lebanon to the north, total area. The highest elevation is Mt. the Syrian Arab Republic and Jordan Israel has four principal geographic Meron at 3,963 feet above sea level; to the east, and the Gulf of Aqaba and regions: the coastal plain; the central the Dead Sea, at 1,302 feet below sea the Arab Republic of Egypt to the mountains; the Jordan Rift Valley, in level, is the lowest elevation on earth. south. It stretches 260 miles from which lie the Jordan River, Lake Tiber- The climate ranges from equable in the north and the central mountains PROFILE Universal adult. POLITICAL SUBDIVI- SIONS: 6 Administrative Districts. to very hot in the Negev. Summers in Geography FLAG: White field on which is centered the coastal region are hot and humid; a blue six-pointed Star of David, bordered winters are mild. Snow is rare, and AREA: 7,993 sq. mi. (about the size of above and below by blue horizontal stripes. sunny days are frequent. Rainfall is New Jersey). CAPITAL: Jerusalem* (pop. Design is based on Jewish prayer shawl. concentrated in the October to April 234,500). OTHER CITIES: Tel Aviv-Yafo period with heaviest precipitation in (pop. 362,900), Haifa (pop. 218,700), Ramat Economy January. Average annual rainfall varies Gan (pop. 117,000). GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT (GNP): from 28 inches in the north to 19-21 People $8.7 billion. ANNUAL GROWTH RATE: inches in the central area of Haifa, Tel 9%. PER CAPITA INCOME: $2,638. Aviv, and Jerusalem, and 1-8 inches in POPULATION: 3.3 million (1973). PER CAPITA GROWTH RATE: 6%. ANNUAL GROWTH RATE: 3.4% (1973). the Negev. AGRICULTURE: Land 20%. Labor DENSITY: 410 per sq. mi. ETHNIC 8%. Products-citrus, wheat, grains, vege- GROUPS: Jewish (85%), Arab (15%). RE- THE PEOPLE tables, and dairy. LIGIONS: Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and INDUSTRY: Labor 24%. Products- Of the estimated 3.3 million Israelis, Druze. LANGUAGES: Hebrew, Arabic, and diamonds, tourism, food processing, textiles, about 2.8 million are Jews and 500,000 English. LITERACY: Jewish 91%, Arab electronics, chemicals and petroleum refin- are non-Jews (15 percent). The Jewish 66%. LIFE EXPECTANCY: 69.5 yrs. ing, and defense. Jewish males, 73.3 yrs. Jewish females. population has quadrupled since inde- TRADE: Exports-$1.4 billion (1973): pendence with two-thirds of the in- Government diamonds, textiles, citrus, minerals. Part- ners-U.S., U.K., Fed. Rep. of Germany. crease due to immigration. Most of TYPE: Parliamentary democracy. IN- Imports-$2.8 billion (1973): rough dia- these immigrants come from the Arab DEPENDENCE: May 14, 1948. DATE OF monds, ships and aircraft, consumer dura- countries of the Near East and North CONSTITUTION: none. bles, food, and fuel. Partners-U.S., U.K., Africa. During the same period the BRANCHES: Executive-President Fed. Rep. of Germany. non-Jewish minority has tripled in size. (Chief of State), Prime Minister (Head of OFFICIAL EXCHANGE RATE: 4.2 The rate of population growth, includ- Government). Legislative-unicameral Knes- Israeli pounds = US $1. ing immigration, was 3.4 percent in set. Judicial-Supreme Court. ECONOMIC AID RECEIVED: Total- 1973: 3.3 percent for Jews and 3.9 POLITICAL PARTIES: Labor Align- $2,336 million: U.S. only-$1,308 million. percent for non-Jews. The natural ment (Labor Party and Mapam), National MEMBERSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL growth rate was 1.9 percent. Religious Party, Likud, Independent Liberal ORGANIZATIONS: U.N., GATT, Interna- Of the Jewish population, 48 per- Party, numerous smaller parties, including tional Atomic Energy Agency, and 27 other two small Communist parties. SUFFRAGE: intergovernmental organizations. cent were born in Israel, 27 percent in Europe or the Western Hemisphere, and 25 percent in Asia or Africa. There are *Israel proclaimed Jerusalem its capital in 1950. The U.S., like most other countries, does not recognize it as capital and maintains its Embassy at Tel Aviv. two main ethnic divisions among the 3 32 34 Tyre LEBANON Jews: the Ashkenazim, or Jews of mandate approached (May 14, 1948), persons fled from the occupied areas, Qunaytirah ISRAEL Tel Akhziv, European origin; and the Sephardim, disorders between the Arab and Jewish leaving an estimated Arab population (ancient Zefat or Oriental Jews who came to Israel segments of the population of Palestine of 1,050,000 in those areas, which ruins) Akko* after centuries of residence in Arab degenerated into civil war. since the war have been administered by Haifa Lake Tiberias IGHTS lands following expulsion from Spain On May 14, 1948, the State of Israeli military authorities. About half International boundary the Arabs in Gaza and occupied Jordan Armistice line and Portugal in the 1490's. Israeli-born Israel was proclaimed. The following Nazareth Railroad Afula Dar's Jews are almost evenly divided between day armies of neighboring Arab nations are refugees from the 1948 conflict Surfaced road Ashkenazi and Sephardi extraction. entered Palestine and engaged in open who continue to receive assistance Of the non-Jewish population, about warfare with the defense forces of the from the United Nations Relief and Hadera Matrag 75 percent are Muslims, 16 percent are newly founded state. Subsequently a Works Agency (UNRWA). Netanya Christians, and 9 percent are Druzes truce was brought about under U.N. Efforts under U.N. auspices to re- and others. Most non-Jews are Arabs, auspices, and in 1949 four armistice solve the conflict were unsuccessful 0 25 50 Miles agreements were negotiated and signed and armed clashes along the cease-fire Tel Yafo, As Salt but a small number of Europeans reside 0 25 50 Kilometers 32 32 ORDAN permanently in Israel. at Rhodes, Greece, between Israel and lines continued. In April 1969 Egypt's Ramla AMMAN Education between ages 5 and 14 Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. President Nasser declared the cease-fire Ashdod (gradually being raised to 16)is free and The U.N. Truce Supervision Orga- with Israel at an end and thereafter the MEDITERRANEAN SEA compulsory. The school system is or- nization (UNTSO), with headquarters tempo of hostilities mounted. In early Ashqelon ganized into kindergartens, 6-year at Jerusalem, was established to super- 1970 Israel undertook bombing attacks primary schools, 3-year junior second- vise the armistice. No general peace against military targets deep in Egypt. Gaza ary schools, and 3-year senior second- settlement was achieved, however, and A large build-up of Soviet military DEAD ary schools. At the end of the latter for a number of years severe border personnel in Egypt and the introduc- Rafah SEA Port Said Beersheba a comprehensive matriculation exami- incidents and raids occurred, involving tion of a sophisticated Soviet air de- E nation is offered; satisfactory comple- loss of life on both sides. They culmi- fense system followed. In the summer A Dimona Sedom tion is required for admission to college. nated in Israel's invasion of the Gaza of 1970 the United States undertook a There are seven university-level insti- Strip and Sinai Peninsula in October peace initiative. Consequently, Israel Oron tutions. 1956, coincident with operations by and Egypt agreed to a cease-fire which Nizzana French and British forces against went into effect August 7, 1970 and HISTORY Egypt in the Suez Canal area. Israeli remained effective until the October The creation of the modern State of forces withdrew in March 1957 after war of 1973. However, immediately Ismaina Israel in 1948 was preceded by more the United Nations established the after the cease-fire went into effect, EGYP than a half century of efforts by Zion- U.N. Emergency Force (UNEF) in the there was serious disagreement over its ist leaders to create a sovereign nation Gaza Strip and Sinai. missile standstill provisions as a result as a homeland for Jews dispersed Incidents of terrorism and retalia- of Egypt's moving SAM sites up to the Ma'an throughout the world. Over the years tory acts across the armistice demarca- Canal. Israel refused for several months prior to 1948 Jews had immigrated to tion lines became progressively more to participate in the agreed further re- 30 30 the area which is now Israel, fleeing serious during 1966 and 1967. In May sumption of U.N. peace talks. The Ra's Nagb persecution and seeking fulfillment of 1967, after serious tension had devel- talks were resumed in early 1971 but the Zionist dream. The Balfour oped between Syria and Israel, the broke down quickly in February when JORDAN Declaration by the British Foreign United Arab Republic (Egypt) moved Israel refused to commit itself, prior to Secretary in 1917 asserted the British armaments and about 80,000 troops peace negotiations, to an eventual full Government's support for creation of into Sinai and ordered withdrawal of withdrawal from the Sinai, a precondi- A1 Aqabah a Jewish homeland in Palestine. This UNEF troops from the armistice line tion required by Egypt. Al Mudawwarah declaration, supported by a number of and Sharm El-Sheikh. President Nasser Although the Egyptian cease-fire other countries including the United of Egypt then declared the Strait of line remained almost quiet during the States, took on added importance fol- Tiran closed to Israeli shipping, thereby following 33 months, incidents con- lowing World War I when the United blockading the Israeli port of Eilat at tinued to occur on Israel's lines with GULF OF GULF OF AQABA Kingdom assumed the Palestine man- the northern end of the Gulf of Aqaba. Lebanon and Syria. The Jordan border SAUDI date. The Nazi persecution of Jews in On May 30 Jordan and Egypt signed a was quiet following the Jordanian Gov- the 1930's and 1940's gave added in- mutual defense treaty. ernment's actions against fedayeen centive to Jewish immigration to Pal- Hostilities broke out between Israel groups in 1970 and 1971. U.S. efforts ARABIA estine and greatly increased and Egypt, Jordan, and Syria on June to negotiate an interim agreement to SUEZ international support for the creation 5. At the end of 6 days of fighting, open the Suez Canal and achieve dis- of the State of Israel. when all parties had accepted the cease- engagement of forces in the Canal area In November 1947 the United Na- fire called for by U.N. Security Council were unsuccessful. There was a period tions adopted a partition plan which resolutions, Israel controlled the Sinai of relative diplomatic as well as military Tiran called for dividing Palestine into a Peninsula, the Gaza Strip, the Kuneitra quiescence until the outbreak of the Jewish state and an Arab state and (Golan) sector of Syria, and the west fourth Arab-Israel War on October 6, 28 Boundary representation is not necessarily authoritative, and this map establishing Jerusalem separately as an bank of the Jordan River, including 1973. After initial Syrian and Egyptian does not show the lines resulting from the disengagement agreements Strait international city under U.N. admini- the formerly Jordanian-controlled sec- advances against Israeli forces, Israel between Isreel and Egypt in the Sinai and between Israel and Syria on the Golan Heights. The Israeli seat of government is Jerusalem with RED SEA stration. As the end of the British tor of Jerusalem. More than 400,000 pushed the Syrians back beyond the foreign diplomatic representation at Tel Aviv-Yafo. 34 36 516097 6-73 4 5 1967 cease-fire lines and, on the Egyp- For administrative purposes Israel Information Minister-Aharon Yariv system, no one party has ever held a far, the fact that the Mapai faction of ECONOMY tian front, crossed the Canal to take a is divided into six Districts, each headed Justice and Religious Affairs Minister- clear parliamentary majority. Cabinets the Labor Party has always had a com- salient on its west bank. The United by a Commissioner appointed by the Chaim Yosef Zadoq have always represented coalitions, nor- fortable plurality of votes in the Knes- Israel's economy is characterized by States and the Soviet Union cooperated Central Government. The Commis- Tourism Minister-Moshe Kol mally including members of four or set has enabled it to organize all a high rate of development. The in bringing about a cease-fire. All major sioners are responsible to the Ministry Health and Welfare Minister-Victor five parties. The membership of the Governments. But its less-than-major- country experienced a recession in fighting stopped by October 25, and of Interior. Occupied territories are Shemtov Cabinet is determined by negotiations ity parliamentary strength has required 1966 and 1967, but in 1968 the his- the cease-fire opened the way for new administered by the Israel Defense Housing Minister-Avraham Ofer among the parties forming the coali- it to form partnerships with parties torical growth pattern resumed with and serious negotiations between the Forces. Defense Minister-Shimon Peres tion. Prime Minister Golda Meir headed controlling some 10-20 percent of the GNP increasing by slightly more than parties to resolve their long and bitter Finance Minister-Yehushua Rabino- Principal Government Officials the Cabinet from March 1969 until Knesset seats in order to maintain a 11 percent annually during the period dispute. witz June 1974 when Prime Minister stable majority of the 120 seats. 1968-70. At the official rate, Israel's President-Dr. Ephraim Katzir Immigrant Absorption Minister- Yitzhak Rabin succeeded her. per capita GNP in 1969 ranked 18th GOVERNMENT Cabinet Ministers Shlomo Rosen The most recent elections, Decem- in the world, just behind Austria and Prime Minister-Yitzhak Rabin Ambassador to the U.S.-Simcha Dinitz The politics of coalition government ber 31, 1973, yielded the following ahead of Iceland and Italy. In 1970 The State of Israel is a republic. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Ambassador to the U.N.-Yosef Tekoah in Israel is complex, based on inter- results as reflected in the Eighth the GNP was $5.3 billion, or $1,785 Its governmental system is not based personal and interparty relations. Thus Knesset: Minister-Yigal Alon per capita at the then-official exchange on a single constitutional document Israel maintains an Embassy in the Agriculture Minister-Aharon Uzan rate of US$1=3.5 Israel pounds (IL). United States at 1621 22d Street, NW, but on several basic laws enacted by Minister Without Portfolio-Shulamit (A 20 percent import surcharge, com- the Knesset (parliament). Washington, D.C. 20008. There are Aloni bined with substantial increases in ex- The President of Israel (Chief of also Consulates General at Atlanta, 1969 1973 Labor Minister-Moshe Bar'am port incentive payments in mid-1970, State), whose functions are largely cer- Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Commerce and Industry Minister- resulted in an effective devaluation Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia, Eligible Voters 1,748,710 2,037,478 emonial, is elected by the Knesset for Chaim Bar-Lev of the Israel pound not reflected in and San Francisco. Votes Cast 1,427,981 1,601,098 a 5-year term. Minister Without Portfolio-Israel Galili Percent Voting the continued official exchange rate.) 81.6% 78.6% The Prime Minister (Head of Govern- Minister Without Portfolio-Gideon On August 21, 1971, the Israel pound POLITICAL CONDITIONS ment) wields executive power. Tradi- Hausner was officially devalued to a rate of tionally, the President selects as Prime Police and Interior Minister-Shlomo President Ephraim Katzir, the Labor 1969 1969 1973 1973 US$1=4.2 Israel pounds. Minister that party leader he deems Hillel Party candidate, was elected to office Inflation was endemic through able to form a government. Other Education and Culture Minister- by the Knesset in April 1973. % Total Seats % Total Seats 1966, averaging about 8 percent an- members of the Cabinet must be ap- Aharon Yadlin As a result of party fragmentation Votes Votes nually. In the 1967-69 period, prices proved by the Knesset and are individ- Transport Minister-Gad Ya'aqobi under the proportional representation rose less than 3 percent a year, reflect- ually and collectively responsible to it. Alignment (Labor-Mapam) 46.22 56 39.65 51 ing efforts to control inflation and the Legislative power is vested in the effects of the 1966-67 recession. In- unicameral Knesset whose 120 mem- Likud (Gahal, Free Center, State flationary pressures, brought on by the bers are elected to 4-year terms by List, Land of Israel Movement) 25.98 32 30.21 39 READING LIST Israel Ministry for Foreign Affairs. post-1967 economic boom, returned direct secret ballot, with the entire Facts About Israel. Jerusalem: in 1970 and prices since then have National Religious Party 9.74 12 8.31 10 country comprising a single constitu- Brecher, Michael. The Foreign Keter. soared. In 1973 the cost-of-living rose ency. However, the Knesset may decide Policy System of Israel: Setting, Likhovski, Eliahu. Israel's Parlia- Agudat Israel and Poalei Agudat nearly 27 percent, only partly due to to call for new elections before the end Images, Process. New Haven: ment; the Law of the Knesset. Israel 5.05 6 3.83 5 the effects of the October war. of its term. All voting is for party Yale University Press, 1972. The civilian labor force numbers Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1971. lists rather than individual candidates, Department of State. "The Middle Independent Liberal Party 3.21 4 3.61 4 over 1 million. These are employed in and successful Knesset candidates are Orni, Efraim, and Efrat, Elisha. East." No. 1 in the Issues in services (39.3 percent), industry (25 drawn from the lists in order of party- Geography of Israel. 3d ed. Jeru- Rakah-New Communist Party 2.84 3 3.41 4 United States Foreign Policy percent), commerce and finance (18.2 assigned rank. The total number of salem: Israel Universities Press, series. Pub. 8409. Discussion percent), agriculture (8 percent), con- 1971. seats assigned any party reflects the Citizens' Rights 2.24 3 Guide, pub. 8417. Washington, struction (8.3 percent), and public percentages of the total vote cast in the Safran, Nadav. The United States D.C.: U.S. Government Printing utilities (1.2 percent). Israel is at full Haolam Hazeh 1.23 2 0.67 elections for that party. Legislation is Office, 1968. and Israel. Cambridge: Harvard employment, and labor shortages have pending in the Knesset to change the Elizur, Yuval and Salpeter, Eliahu. University Press, 1963. Progress and Development (Arabs- drawn some 50,000 workers from the electoral system to a mixed single/local Who Rules Israel?. New York: Safran, Nadav. From War to War: Alignment-affiliated) 2 1.44 2 occupied territories into Israel's labor constituency system. Harper & Row, 1973. The Arab-Israel Confrontation force. About two-thirds of these work- The judicial system includes secular Elon, Amos. The Israelis. New 1948-1967. New York: Pegasus, Moked 1.1 1 1.41 1 ers find employment in the construc- and religious courts independent of the York: Holt, Rinehart and Win- 1969. tion trades or in agricultural labor with legislative and executive branches of ston, 1971. Sykes, Christopher. Cross Roads to Bedouin and Villagers (Arabs- the balance employed in services and government. The courts have not estab- Fein, Leonard J. Israel: Politics Israel: Palestine from Balfour Alignment-affiliated) 1.05 1 industries. Approximately 100,000 lished the right of judicial review of and People. Boston: Little, to Bevin. Cleveland: World, Israelis are normally on active duty in the Knesset's acts: judicial interpreta- 1965. Cooperation and Brotherhood (Arabs) 2 0.64 Brown, 1968. the armed forces. tion may deal only with problems of Halevi, Nadav, and Klinov-Malul, Vilnay, Zev. The Guide to Israel. execution of the laws and the validity Ruth. The Economic Develop- Jerusalem. NOTES.-After the 1969 election, one member of the State List (Likud) Industry of subsidiary legislation. The highest ment of Israel. New York: Prae- Weizmann, Chaim. Trial and Error. transferred to the Labor Alignment. Thus, at the end of the Seventh Knesset Gross industrial output in 1971 court in Israel is the Supreme Court ger, 1968. New York: Harper, 1949. the Labor Alignment had 57 members and the Likud 31. amounted to $3.9 billion. Output per whose judges are appointed by the After the 1973 election the Labor Party formally absorbed the two "Align- worker has increased by an average of President. ment-affiliated" Arab lists and Labor's number of seats therefore rose to 54. 4 percent a year since 1966. In value 6 7 of output the food processing industry mainder is expensive to develop. Irri- large excess of imports over exports, The United States is Israel's princi- Israel itself has an active technical Although this principle is not mani- stands first with about 18 percent of gation is extensive, and cloud seeding paid for by an even larger capitalinflow, pal trading partner. In 1973, U.S. com- assistance program in the less developed fested by any formal defense or security the total. It is followed by textiles is used to increase rainfall. Citrus cul- leading to accumulation of substantial modity exports to Israel totaled countries and provides training courses agreement between the United States and clothing, 15 percent; chemicals tivation is concentrated in the coastal foreign exchange reserves. More than $562.9 million (18.8 percent of Israel's in Israel for several thousand persons and Israel, it has been enunciated by and petroleum refining, 10 percent; plain; deciduous fruits are grown in the $20 billion in gross capital imports imports) and imports from Israel to- yearly. The program began in 1955 successive U.S. Presidents. transport equipment, 7 percent; metal central mountains, and tropical and entered Israel during 1948-73, $9.6 taled .$265 million (18.9 percent of and has concentrated on agriculture, U.S. policy related to a Near East products, 7 percent; and polished dia- subtropical fruits in the Jordan River billion of it in unilateral transfers in- Israel's exports). Israel's principal im- rural development, and, to a lesser peace settlement is based on U.N. Se- monds, 7 percent. Valley. The area northwest of volving no obligation to repay and the ports from the United States are agri- extent, youth organization. curity Council Resolution 242, adopted Most industrial enterprises are small Beersheba has been developed for remainder in loans and investments. cultural products, machinery of various unanimously on November 22, 1967. in size; in 1969 there were only 333 wheat and other grains. Wheat is also The outflow of capital in the same kinds, transport equipment, and de- FOREIGN RELATIONS Resolution 242 includes the basic con- establishments with 100 or more em- raised in Galilee (the northern District), period wasabout $5 billion, leaving net fense items. Almost half of the value In addition to seeking an end to cepts of withdrawal of Israel armed ployees. The great majority of enter- along with most of the country's vege- capital imports of some $15 billion. of Israel's exports to the United States hostilities with the Arab nations, with forces from occupied territories; term- prises belong to the private sector. tables and poultry. Exports of goods and services as a per- represents polished diamonds; another which it has fought four wars in two ination of all claims or states of bel- Public sector enterprises are large and cent of imports, excluding defense im- 16 percent is clothing and accessories. decades, Israel has given high priority ligerency; respect for and acknowledge- concentrated in capital-intensive in- Transportation & Communications ports, have risen from 14 percent in After the United States, Israel's princi- to gaining wide acceptance as a sover- ment of the sovereignty, territorial dustries such as mining, chemicals, pe- Israel has a well-developed trans- 1950 to more than 50 percent in 1970. pal trading partners are the United eign state with an important interna- integrity, and political independence of troleum refining, and transport equip- portation network. The approxi- During 1968 and 1969 official for- Kingdom and the Federal Republic of tional role. Prior to 1967, it had every state in the area; and the right ment. The Israel Government has mately 494 miles of railways are eign exchange reserves declined sharply Germany (F.R.G.). established diplomatic relations with a of the people in the area to live in peace shown an increasing willingness to sell state-owned. Railroads stretch as far due to heavy expenditures for military majority of the world's nations except within secure and recognized bound- its ownership in large firms to private south as Oron in the Negev, and ex- Foreign Aid for the Arab states and most other aries. It also affirms the need for free- equipment. This trend was reversed in investors. tension to Eilat is contemplated. The 1970 and reserves have risen since that Prior to the October 1973 War, the Muslim countries. The Soviet Union dom of navigation through interna- Industrial exports were valued at 5,800 miles of roads are used by time. At the end of December 1973 amount of U.S. assistance extended to and the Communist states of Eastern tional waterways in the area, a just $1.2 billion in 1973, comprising about 121,000 trucks and buses and about Israel's official reserves totaled $1.8 Israel since 1948 totaled more than Europe (Romania excepted) broke dip- settlement of the refugee problem, 87 percent of the total. The expecta- 197,000 private cars. billion. $3.1 billion, of which nearly $1.7 bil- lomatic relations with Israel at the time and a guarantee of territorial inviola- tion for 1974 is $1.3 billion. Several Israel's only international airport is lion was in economic aid and $1.4 bil- of the June 1967 war. Nine countries, bility and political independence for of Israel's main exports, including at Lod, outside Tel Aviv-Yafo. Its in- In 1973 net commodity imports lion in military credits. The economic mostly African, broke relations with every state in the area. polished diamonds, refined petroleum ternational airline, El Al, flies more totaled $2.8 billion, of which 61 per- assistance included $563 million in ag- Israel in late 1972 and 1973. An ad- With Resolution 242 as the corner- products, plywood, and tires and tubes, than 100 flights per week to 18 coun- cent were current production inputs, ricultural commodity loans, $522 mil- ditional 20 African states severed re- stone of U.S. policy, the United States depend on the import of raw materials. tries, including the United States (New 27 percent were investment goods, and lion in grant aid and technical lations as a result of the October 1973 has actively pursued its efforts to help Investment in productive capacity York). An internal airline, Arkia, flies 12 percent were consumer goods. The assistance, $372 million in Export- war. The Federal Republic of Germany Israel and its Arab neighbors reach has risen sharply since 1968 after de- to half a dozen small airfields. Of the major import items were rough dia- Import Bank loans, and $123 million and Israel established relations in 1965. peace. The United States lent its full clining during the period 1965-67. The American carriers, Trans World Airlines monds, $450 million net; ships and air- in development loans. Military credit Israel recognizes the People's Republic support to the work of Ambassador Government is encouraging investment provides regular service to Tel Aviv- craft, $240 million; consumer durables, assistance began in 1965. Technical of China but has no diplomatic relations Jarring, the U.N. Special Representative in export-oriented industries, such as Yafo and points beyond. $200 million; food, $140 million; and assistance was terminated in 1962 as with it. charged with promoting agreement be- electronics, chemicals and fertilizers, There are three seaports: Haifa, fuel, $110 million. Imports of services no longer needed, and the U.S. Agency Israel is a member of the United tween the parties under Resolution aircraft, textiles and clothing, metal Ashdod, and Eilat. The latter is im- totaled $2.4 billion, of which a sub- for International Development (AID) Nations and several of its specialized 242. When Ambassador Jarring was working, food processing, and tourism. portant for oil imports. At the end of stantial portion was direct government was withdrawn at that time. The last agencies and enjoys a preferential trade unable to make progress, the U.S. Gov- 1972 Israel's flag fleet comprised 113 imports, including military equipment. development loan was authorized in agreement with the European Eco- ernment in the spring of 1969 entered vessels which totaled 3.4 million dead- Agriculture Commodity exports in 1973 were 1967. Export-Import Bank credits and nomic Community (Common Market). into talks with the French, British and weight tons. More than 8.4 million valued at $1.4 billion net, of which 13 agricultural commodities credits con- The Government of Israel has stated Soviets. Their objective was to develop Agriculture has historically played tons of cargo, exclusive of oil, were percent were agricultural products and tinue and amounted to about $70 mil- its belief that a peace settlement with ideas for peace, based on Resolution an important role in Israel's economy, handled during 1972. Haifa handled the remainder manufactured goods. lion in fiscal year 1973. In view of its Arab adversaries can be best achieved 242, which Ambassador Jarring might but its significance has been declining. more than half of this, but Ashdod's The principal exports were polished Israel's increased defense burden caused by direct negotiations leading to the use to encourage the parties to engage In the period 1965-70 agriculture's share has been rising. diamonds, $560 million: textiles and by the October 1973 War, the U.S. signature of contractually binding in negotiations. A period of intensified share in national income was less than Crude oil is brought by tanker to clothing, $130 million; citrus, $110 Congress approved $2.6 billion in as- peace treaties. It has not favored the fighting on the Egyptian-Israeli lines 10 percent. By 1973 agriculture em- the port of Eilat in the south. It is million; minerals, $60 million; and sistance to Israel in fiscal year 1974, efforts of major powers (i.e., the United followed in 1970, but in August of ployed less than 8 percent of the labor then transported by a 42-inch pipeline citrus products, $52 million. Exports including $2.5 billion for military as- States, France, the United Kingdom, that year the U.S. peace initiative ef- force, and agricultural products con- to the Mediterranean near Ashkelon of services totaled $1.3 billion, of which sistance. and the Soviet Union) to draw up the fected an Israel-Egypt cease-fire. stituted less than 13 percent of exports. where most is reexported to Western transportation services were $510 mil- Other principal aid donors have been terms for such a settlement. Israel-Arab talks under Ambassador Agricultural production has in- Europe. A 16-inch pipeline continues lion and tourism $220 million. the International Bank for Reconstruc- Jarring broke down in early 1971. The creased seven-fold in value since 1949. from Ashkelon to Ashdod and Haifa tion and Development (IBRD) with United States sought to mediate an Israel now produces one-fourth, by The main continuing import require- U.S. POLICY where crude oil is refined for domestic development loans of $215 million, interim agreement between Israel and value, of its own food needs, plus a use. Israel exports a small amount of ments are for wheat, feedgrains, beef, and the F.R.G. with $820 million from The United States has maintained Egypt to open the Suez Canal and re- large citrus surplus for export. One- refined products. oilseeds and edible vegetable oil, and a reparations agreement which ended close and friendly relations with Israel duce military tension in the area. After fifth of the country's area is under cul- sugar. In addition to citrus fruits (com- in 1965 and development loans of $35- since its establishment in 1948. A hopes for an interim agreement failed, tivation. The main factors limiting FOREIGN TRADE & BALANCE prising 63 percent of agricultural ex- 50 million annually since then. In ad- longstanding fundamental principle of the United States continued its active further increases in agricultural pro- OF PAYMENTS ports in 1973), Israel exports peanuts, dition, personal restitution payments U.S. Near East policy has been concern interest in finding a solution to the duction are the shortages of water and cotton, and fresh fruits, vegetables, and from the F.R.G. to residents of Israel, for the maintenance of the security, ter- Arab-Israel dispute and made known its labor; most of Israel's potential water The balance of payments has tra- cut flowers to Europe, particularly out arising out of World War II claims, ritorial integrity, and independence of availability to help the parties to this resources are being utilized, and the re- ditionally been characterized by a of season. have exceeded $2 billion. Israel and all other states in the area. end. 8 The Arab-Israel war of October 1973 in the area. This policy is designed to it can to help the parties reach a real offered new opportunities for peace. deny to potential aggressors any illu- peace. Our commitment to this goal The United States, with the Soviet sions of the chances for achieving more was manifested in President Nixon's Union, took the lead in helping to bring by force of arms than at the negotiating historic trip to the Middle East in June about the cease-fire. In the Security table. During the 1973 war this policy 1974. Council, the United States and all other was challenged by a massive Soviet members supported Resolution 338, arms airlift to Arab combatants. The which reaffirmed Resolution 242 as the United States responded with a sub- Principal U.S. Officials approved framework for Middle East stantial resupply of arms to Israeli malcolm Ison peace and called, for the first time, for forces; Congress approved an Admini- Ambassador-Konneth-BKeating B. negotiations between the parties aimed stration request for $2.2 billion to Deputy Chief of Mission-Nicholas A. at establishing a just and durable peace. finance this arms aid. Veliotes The achievement of the cease-fire Publicly and privately the United Defense and Air Attaché-Billy B. did not mean the end of sporadic States has sought to achieve limitations Forsman clashes along the cease-fire lines nor of arms shipments to the area. Regret- Army Attaché-Mebane G. Stafford the dissipation of military tension in tably, the Soviet Union has not shown Navy Attaché-Ronald Swinnerton the area. The United States set about any inclination to cooperate. Unless Public Affairs Officer (USIS)-Stanley to help the parties reach agreement on effective limitations are agreed upon, Moss cease-fire stabilization and military dis- the United States is convinced that its Chief, Political Section-Dirk Gleysteen engagement agreements. Implementa- policy of maintaining the military bal- Chief, Economic/Commercial Section- tion of these agreements with Egypt ance, but avoiding actions which would William B. Dozier was completed by March 5, 1974, with lead to an escalating arms race, is the Chief, Consular Section-Harland Israeli forces pulling back from the best way to promote stability and a Eastman Canal and Egypt assuming control of peace settlement. Chief, Administrative Section-William both of the Canal's banks. Syria and Much progress toward peace in the H. McLean Israel signed a disengagement agree- Middle East has been achieved, and the Consul General, Jerusalem-Arthur R. ment on May 31, 1974. During this United States has played an important Day period, a negotiating framework for the role in promoting it. Many difficult The U.S. Embassy in Israel is lo- achievement of peace was established issues remain to be resolved between cated at 71 Hayarkon Street, Tel with the opening of the Geneva Peace Israel and its Arab neighbors, but the Aviv. The Consulate General is at 18 Conference in December 1973 under United States will continue to do all Agron Road, Jerusalem. the co-chairmanship of the United States and the Soviet Union. This marked the first time Arabs and Israelis TRAVEL NOTES Transportation-Israel has a good, nation- had met with the aim of peace negotia- wide bus system and taxis are plentiful tions. and reasonable within the major cities. Many obstacles to the achievement Clothing-Clothing and shoe needs are Rental cars are available at reasonable of peace in the area remained, but the about the same as for the American rates and roads are fairly good and well essential basis had been formed in the Southwest. Low-heeled, thick-soled marked. All automobiles must be broad acceptance of Resolutions 242 walking shoes are best suited for most covered by unlimited third-party insur- and 338, in the establishment of the tourist sites. Most of Israel is quite warm ance. Geneva Peace Conference, and in the and humid, except for the months of De- Community Health-Israel requires at achievement of important military cember-February. Rainfall occurs regu- least one pharmacy in a neighborhood to stabilization agreements between Israel larly in the winter months, but snow is be open or on call at all times; a list is rare. published at least weekly in the English and Egypt that have reduced tension in Telecommunications-Telephone and tel- language Jerusalem Post. Israeli public the area. egraph services, domestic and interna- health standards are about equal to An essential bulwark of American tional, are efficient, though often slow. those of the U.S.; adequate medical and diplomatic efforts for Middle East Rates are about the same as those in the dental care is available and tap water can peace has been our long-standing policy U.S. be drunk safely. of seeking to assure military balance DEPARTMENT OF STATE PUBLICATION 7752 Revised August 1974 Office of Media Services Bureau of Public Affairs * U. S. GOVERNMRNT PRINTING OFFICE 1974 0 584-076 (2111) For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 Price 25 cents (single copy). Subscription Price: $14.50 per year; $3.65 additional for foreign mailing THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON MRS. Ford- Latest Jount for Rabin Dinnik and after Dinnek entertainment 1 Maria DEPARTMENT & 188307 FORD MRS. FORD'S TABLE (to her right) Mrs. Ford The Prime Minister Mrs. H. John Heinz, III (wife of Representative - Pennsylvania) Mr. Calvin Klein (Fashion Designer) Mrs. J. Glenn Beall, Jr. (wife of Senator - Maryland) Mr. Lloyd Shearer (Editor at Large, Parade Magazine) Mrs. Jeff Wald (Helen Reddy) Mr. Richard Cheney Mrs. Guilford Glazer (husband is Co-Chairman, Israel Bonds in California; construction building company executive) Mr. Danny Kaye (Actor, Comedian) QERALD R FORD LICKARY DINNER - Tuesday, January 27, 1976 at eight 'clock (Israel) SW gate VX Blk Tie Enc. The President & Mrs. Ford aa Response His Excellency The Prime Minister of Israel aa and Mrs. Rabin 153 accepts Balance of official party - 10 # 4 to heartron - - aa The Vice President & Mrs. Rockefeller 157 - possible The Secretary of State & Mrs. Kissinger a Dept. of State - 20520 Mr. Justice Stevens & Mrs. Stevens aa Supreme Court of the United States - 20543 The Secretary of Defense & Mrs. Rumsfeld aa Department of Defense - 20301 The Attorney General & Mrs. Levi aa Department of Justice - 20530 The Hon. (Amb) Daniel P. Moynihan & Mrs. Moynihan United States Mission to the United Nations aa 799 United Nations Plaza New York, New York 10017 The Hon. Mike Gravel & Mrs. Gravel (Alaska) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. J. Glenn Beall, Jr. & Mrs. Beall (Maryland) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. James L. Buckley & Mrs. Buckley (New York) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. Sam Nunn & Mrs. Nunn (Georgia) aa U. S. Senate = 20510 The Hon. Richard Stone & Mrs. Stone (Florida) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. Thomas N. Downing & Mrs. Downing (Virginia) aa House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. Sam Steiger & Mrs. Steiger no reason (Arizona) RR House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. Les Aspin & Mrs. Aspin (Wisconsin) aa House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. H. John Heinz III & Mrs. Heinz (Pennsylvania) aa House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. Richard B. Cheney & Mrs. Cheney (Asst to the Pres) aa West Wing The Hon. Brent Scowcroft & Mrs. Scowcroft (Asst to the Pres for NSA) aa West Wing The Hon. Joseph J. Sisco & Mrs. Sisco (Under Secy of State for aa Room 7240, Dept. of State - 20520 B.FORD LIDRESM Pol Affs) - 2 - 1/27/76 VX Admiral James L. Holloway, III, USN & Mrs. Holloway (CNO) aa Room 4E660, The Pentagon - 20301 The Hon. (Amb) Malcolm Toon & Mrs. Toon (Am Amb to Israel) aa NEA/IAI 6247A, Dept. of State - 20520 The Chief of Protocol & Mrs. Catto - NW aa Dept. of State - 20520 The Hon. (Dr) Robert A. Goldwin & Mrs. Goldwin (Spec Consultant to the Pres) aa Room 128, EOB The Hon. Alfred L. Atherton, Jr. & Mrs. Atherton (Asst Secy of State for Near aa NEA 6242, Dept. of State - 20520 Eastern & So Asian Affs) Mr. and Mrs. Martin Agronsky (WETA-TV) aa 2605 Tilden Place, NW - 20006 martin agronsky Evening. Edition 3620 27th St. So. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berlin 1290 Avenue of theAmericas ltr, to mrs. F. are, Va. 22206 RR New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg (Pres., B'nai B'rith) 1222 Lakeland Drive, S.W. 860 20th sh. a a Knoxville, Tennessee 37919 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bunting, Jr. (Chmn) First Pennsylvania Corp. (Mbr., Steering Comte, a a 15th and Chestnut Streets US-Israel Joint Bus Council) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19101 had Mr. George Burns c/o David Steinburg - 213/278-3838 8961 Sunset Boulevard R - Los Angeles, California 90069 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bylan aa 900 Santa Barbara Drive, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Mr. and Mrs. Roy N. Carlen (Pres) Joseph T. Ryerson and Sons (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- aa 2558 West 16th Street Israel Joint Bus. Council) Chicago, Illinois 60608 Mrs Lostot Mr. Marc Chagall (artist) La Colline Quartier les Gardettes 06 RR Saint-Paul-de-vence am France Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dixon (Chmn & Pres., E-Systems, aa 5106 Kelsey Road Inc.) Dallas, Texas 75229 Like Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dubrow (V.P., Pathmark) 12 Bromley Court aa New Providence, New Jersey 07874 R Miss Christine M. Evert (tennis) - The Hon. Max M. Fisher & Mrs. Fisher (Chmn., Fisher-New Center a a 27751 Fairway Hills Drive FORD Franklin, Michigan 48025 Libuari Co.; Pres., Council of Jewish Federations & Welfare Funds) BERALD - 3 - 1/27/76 VX hand Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Fisk (Boston Red Sox) Box 36C, Long Hill Road Raymond, New Hampshire 03077 aa Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Forstmann (Charlotte Ford) 25 Sutton Place aa New York, New York 10022 Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Glazer (Co-Chmn., Israel Bonds in 720 North Foothill Road aa Beverly Hills, California 90210 Bus Calif) 1901 avenue gthuStars Mr. and Mrs. Dixon R. Harwin Las Century City angiles, Calif. 90067 a a 627 Hillcrest Road, North Beverly Hills, California 90210 Rabbi and Mrs. Arthur Hertzberg (Pres) American Jewish Congress a a 15 East 84th Street New York, New York 10028 Mr. Milton Hoffman w/mr. martin Hoffman 3635 Johnson Avenue a + Riverdale, New York 10463 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Horn (Pres) American Export Lines, Inc. (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- aa 17 Battery Place Israel Joint Bus. Council) New York, New York 10004 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaplow (ABC) (correspondent) a a 211 Van Buren Street Falls Church, Virginia 22046 Lack Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kaye 1103 San Ysidro Drive aR Beverly Hills, California 90210 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Klein w/Mrs Carrie Donovon (fashion designer) a 205 West 39th Street - New York, New York 10018 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kohler (Newhouse Newspapers) 714 Kerwin Road a a Silver Spring, Maryland 20901 Mr. and Mrs. Irv Kupcinet (Columnist, Chicago Sun Time aa 1040 North Lake Shore Drive Chicago, Illinois 60611 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Lasker w/mies Joan Lacker (Partner, Lasker, Stone & a R 755 Park Avenue Stern) New York, New York 10021 R. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lautenberg (Natl Chmn) United Jewish Appeal Res: 36 stonehridgeRd 1290 Avenue of the Americas Montclair, n.g. 07042 a a New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. Gustave L. Levy (Sr partner, Goldman Sachs 4 Sutton Place FORD & Co.) a a New York, New York 10022 Dr. and Mrs. Max Matzkin BERALD LIBRARY 55 Broad St, NYC 10004 (Mrs-Rose, Pres., Hadassah) a a 157 South Wind Road Waterbury, Connecticut 06780 4 - 1/27/76 VX Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCartney (McCartney, Erb and Sutton) 200 Kelly Street (Chmn for Iowa, PFC) aa Charles City, Iowa 50616 Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Miller (Chmn) Conference of Presidents of Major American aa Jewish Organizations 515 Park Avenue New York, New York 10022 Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Meyer (Chmn & Pres., Gray aa 40 East 88th Street Advertising, Inc.) New York, New York 10028 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nicholson (Vice Chmn) Union Carbide Corp. (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- aa 270 Park Avenue Israel Joint Bus. Council) New York, New York 10017 RRJ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicklaus in tournament (golf pro) 1208 U. S. Highway 1 North Palm Beach, Florida 33048 RR The Honorable George Romney and Mrs. Romney (Chmn,, US-Israel Joint 1A National Center for Voluntary Action in returns mexico planes Business Council) 1785 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. - 20036 in time Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rosenbaum (Chmn., N.Y. Rep. State 21 East Bayberry Drive Comte) aa Glenmont, New York 12077 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothberg (Gen Chmn) Development Corporation for Israel aa 215 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10003 I Mr. and Mrs. Artur Rubinstein giving concert (Pianist) No. 22 Square de l'avenue Foch in France RR Paris 16e, France Mr. and Mrs. Telly Savalas (actor, "Kojak") By Universal Pictures Corporation doing special musical 100 Universal City Plaza RR Universal City, California 91608 Mr. and Mrs. Taft B. Schreiber (Director, MCA) Music Corporation of America 100 Universal City Plaza RR Universal City, California 91608 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Selig (VP for Operations) Structural Metals aa P.O. Box 722 Seguin, Texas 78155 Editor at Large Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shearer (Parade Magazine) a a 140 North Hamilton Street Beverly Hills, California 90211 m Rabbi and Mrs. Alexander Shindler (Pres) Union of American Hebrew Congregations aa FORD NEVERY 838 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10021 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Staubach mrs having surgery 2311 Prairie Creek a.m. of 1-26 (Dallas Cowboys Football Club) RR Richardson, Texas 75080 - 5 - 1/27/76 VX Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Tarkenton (Minnesota Vikings Football Behavioral Systems, Inc. must attend award Club) 3300 N.E. Expressway denner alredy changed (Chmn) RR Atlanta, Georgia 30341 twice Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Tisch (Chmn) Loews Corporation (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- 666 Fifth Avenue Israel Joint Bus. Council) a a New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ware (Pres., Earhart Foundation) 904 First National Building a a 201 South Main Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Winter (Pres., Am Jewish Comte) a a 5301 North Ironwood Road (Pres., Manpower, Inc.) Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53217 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wouk (author) 22 East 40th Street 3255 n st, N.W. 20007 c/o Harold Matson Company - a a New York, New York 10016 965-4698 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dubinsky (Chmn., United Israel Appeal) a 721 Olive Street (Partner, Jack Dubinsky & a St. Louis, Missouri 63101 Sons) R The Hon. Jacob K. Javits & Mrs. Javits (New York) a a U. S. Senate - 20510 mrs out 8 town Mr. Malcolm Moran (sculptor) a - P.O. Box 948 Carmel, California 93921 Miss Jodi Fisher (guest of Mr. Moran) - as P.O. Box 948 Carmel, California 93921 Miss Joan F. Lasker - to remind (daughter & guest of Bernard The Carlyle J. Lasker) - a 35 East 76th Street New York, New York 10021 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Combs 810 Mount Moro Road no reason R R Villanova, Pennsylvania 19085 Miss Suzy Chaffee w/me David Kennerly (skiing champion) 36 Gramercy Park East + a Apartment 5N New York, New York 10003 Mr. Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers) 8911 Shady Lane Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Landry (coach) Dallas Cowbyyos Football Team 305/544-8581 a a 6116 North Central Expressway Dallas, Texas 75206 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton - to remind (Mrs=Carol Burnett) 600 North Doheny Road a a Beverly Hills, California 90210 BERALD R FORD - 6 - 1/27/76 VX Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wald - to remind (Mrs=Helen Reddy) 9120 Sunset Boulevard aa Los Angeles, California 90069 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Welch - to remind (Mr= Carol Burnett's writer 11506 Orum Road a and accompanist) a Los Angeles, California 90049 Mr. Martin Hoffman - to remind (guest and son of Wilton Caterers Milton Hoffman) a - 710 South Main Street (Pres & Chmn} Spring Valley, New York 10977 Mrs. Carrie Donovan - to remind (Fashion editor, Harper's 160-East65th-Street,-Apt-6F Bazaar, guest of Calvin Klein) - a c/o Mr. Calvin Klein 205 West 39th Street New York, New York 10018 Mr. David Hume Kennerly - to remind (escort of Suzy Chaffee) a - West Wing Mr. Peter Matz - to remind (Miss Burnett's accompanist a - 321 South Bedford Drive Beverly Hills, California 90212 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stern - no rsvp (classical violinist) c/o Hurok Concerts, Inc. on tour 1370 Avenue of the Americas RR New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Gengras, Sr. - no rsvp (Gengras Motors) 1093 Prospect Avenue West Hartford, Connecticut 06105 Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Allbritton - to remind (Pub., Wash. Star-News) a a 2900 N Street, N.W.- 20007 Mrs. Helena Makinen - to remind (w/Mr. Martin Hoffman) c/o Wilton Caterers - a 710 South Main Street Spring Valley, New York 10977 The Honorable Ralph M. Regula & Mrs. Regula - to remind (Ohio) a a House of Representatives 20515 FORD LIDEARY BERALD 12 accepts 26 tuken ENTERTAINMENT - Tuesday, January 27, 1976 at 10:00 p.m. Ailey, Mr. Alvin R- 98 possible Dir., Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, NYC Bighinatti, Mr. & Mrs. Enso w/mr Charles Genovese (brother) Ra Mrs--Millie, President Ford Finance Committee Bookbinder, Mr. & Mrs. Hyman aa Washington representative, American Jewish Committee Braswell, Mr. T. Edward, Jr. w/ms. Isahella n. Bowman a + Chief Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee a a Brody, Mr. & Mrs. David Dir., Washington Office, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith Brown, The Hon. & Mrs. Robert J. Chmn., B & C Associates, Inc., D. C. Burkett, Mr. & Mrs. B. J. aa Administrative Assistant to Senator William V. Roth, Jr. Cochran, Mr. John - NBC News a Cohen, Miss Jane Edward Heidenfeld - Program Mgr., NBC/WRC-TV; Pres., AWRT Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Richard a a American Jewish Congress, NYC Daniels, Mr. Billy and Mrs. Daniels a a Performing in "Helly, Dolly" at the Kennedy Center Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Sid a a Westinghouse Broadcasting Day, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Dep. Asst. Secy. of State for Near Eastern & So. Asian Affairs Feldman, Miss Trude - Coastline (reporter) Greenspan, The Hon. Alan - Chmn., Council of Economic Advisers Hugo, Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. a a Minority Staff Asst., House Appropriations Committee LeVine, Mr. & Mrs. Harry a a Counsel, General Electric Corporation, D. C. Lissy, Mr. & Mrs. David H. aa Assoc. Dir., Domestic Council Mainland, Mr. & Mrs. Keith F. RR Staff Dir., House Appropriations Committee Marik, Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. aa Dep. Chmn., for Admin., President Ford Committee a a McFarlane, Lt. Col. & Mrs. Robert C. Staff, NSC Meagher, Mr. & Mrs. John K. aa Minority Counsel, House Ways and Means Committee Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. George F. a a Exec. Dir., Joint Committee on Atomic Energy aa Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Admin. Asst. to Senator Barry Goldwater t a Nessen, Mrs. Ida w/Ms. Isadare Levy a Nyhan, Ron Mr. Nessen's & Mrs. David mother, (div.)(w/ms Wheaton, Md. Olivis Saar + Boston Globe Povich, Mr. & Mrs. Maury a a Host, Panorama, WTTG-TV Preston, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph a a Majority Staff Asst., House Appropriations Committee Quayle, Mr. Anthony - Appearing in "Rip Van Winkle" at the Kennedy Center Raish, Mr. & Mrs. L. Robert aa Mrs--Angela, President Ford Committee FORD Reed, Mr. & Mrs. Michael aa Legislative Asst. to the Speaker of the House Ritchie, Mr. & Mrs. Stark Vice Pres., American Petroleum Institute, D. C. - 2 - - 1/27/76 at 10 p.m. Rodman, Mr. Peter a + Rosen, Mr. & Mrs. Edward w/ miss Susan B Schiffer Staff, NSC a - Raymond Rosen & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Roth, Mr. Barry N. w/miss Catherine a. Rath (sister) a + White House staff Saunders, Mr. Harold H. a + Dir., Bureau of Intelligence & Research, Dept. of State Schuiling, Mr. & Mrs. William J. a a Pool donor, Washington, D. C. a Siegel, Rabbi & Mrs. Seymour a New York, New York (The Jewish Theological Semenary & america) a a Slight, Mr. & Mrs. Fredric Dir. of Research, President Ford Committee a a Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Walter B., II Dir., Office of Israeli & Arab-Israeli Affs., Dept. of State Stephens, Mr. & Mrs. Ray' Booth Newspapers of Michigan a a Sternberg, Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Political-Military Affairs, Officer, Ofs. of Israeli & Arab-Israeli Affs., State Stockett, Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Chief Counsel, Senate Judiciary Committee Theis, Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. a a Exec. Editor of the Editorial Office Tressler, Mr. & Mrs. Josef S. a a Vunovic, Miss Xenia w/ Mr. m. Gardon Jones Pool Donor, Arlington, Virginia t a Economic/Commercial Officer, Office of Israeli & Arab-Israeli Affs., State Watts, Mr. & Mrs. Philip H. a a Pool Donor, Washington, D. C. FORD BERNED LIBRARY Carolyn: A copy for Mrs. Ford Susan GERALD R 6080 THE CHIEF OF PROTOCOL DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON January 22, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD Subject: Official Gift Exchange during the Visit of His Excellency the Prime Minister of Israel and Mrs. Rabin, January 27, 1976. Although we have not been able to determine what the items will be, we do understand that the Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin will be prepared for an official exchange of gifts. I would like to suggest that the President present to the Prime Minister a color photo- graph, taken during one of their meetings in the President's office, in a Presidential frame with the following inscription: "To His Excellency Yitzhak Rabin Prime Minister of Israel With best wishes, Gerald R. Ford January 1976" And I would suggest that Mrs. Ford present to Mrs. Rabin a scarf, designed by Frankie Welch for her use. As the official gift to be presented to the Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin, Mr. Malcolm Moran would like to donate one of his sculptures for your use. The piece that Mr. Moran has selected depicts an amethyst and bronze boy with a group of birds in flight. This new sculpture is 12" high and is mounted on a polished redwood base. This would especially be appropriate since the Prime Minister and Mrs. Rabin will see his work as centerpieces during the State Dinner given in their honor. Henry E. Catto, G A FORD Henry E. Catto, Jr. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON January 19, 1976 TO: MRS. FORD FROM: MARIA DOWNS Attached is an up-to-date copy of the Rabin Dinner List. 146 positive 156 Possible - 120 State Dining Gengerous, Conn. you. - Iasic Stern - no Clayton Fisk - wife preg- - FORD is LIBRARY 070339 . DINNER - Tuesday, January 27, 1976 at eight o'clock (Israel) SW gate VX 150 Blk Tie Enc. The President & Mrs. Ford aa Response His Excellency The Prime Minister of Israel aa and Mrs. Rabin 146 frise 8 Balance of official party - 10 11 - - aa The Vice President & Mrs. Rockefeller 154 The Secretary of State & Mrs. Kissinger 15.67.05. a Dept. of State - 20520 Mr. Justice Stevens & Mrs. Stevens aa Supreme Court of the United States - 20543 The Secretary of Defense & Mrs. Rumsfeld aa Department of Defense - 20301 The Attorney General & Mrs. Levi aa Department of Justice - 20530 The Hon. (Amb) Daniel P. Moynihan & Mrs. Moynihan United States Mission to the United Nations aa 799 United Nations Plaza New York, New York 10017 The Hon. Mike Gravel & Mrs. Gravel (Alaska) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. J. Glenn Beall, Jr. & Mrs. Beall (Maryland) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. James L. Buckley & Mrs. Buckley (New York) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. Sam Nunn & Mrs. Nunn (Georgia) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. Richard Stone & Mrs. Stone (Florida) aa U. S. Senate - 20510 The Hon. Thomas N. Downing & Mrs. Downing (Virginia) aa House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. Sam Steiger & Mrs. Steiger no reason (Arizona) RR House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. Les Aspin & Mrs. Aspin (Wisconsin) aa House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. H. John Heinz III & Mrs. Heinz (Pennsylvania) aa House of Reps. - 20515 The Hon. Richard B. Cheney & Mrs. Cheney (Asst to the Pres) aa West Wing The Hon. Brent Scowcroft & Mrs. Scowcroft (Asst to the Pres for NSA) aa West Wing The Hon. Joseph J. Sisco & Mrs. Sisco (Under Secy of State for aa Room 7240, Dept. of State - 20520 Pol Affs) $ FORD LIONARY - 2 - 1/27/76 VX Admiral James L. Holloway, III, USN & Mrs. Holloway (CNO) aa Room 4E660, The Pentagon - 20301 The Hon. (Amb) Malcolm Toon & Mrs. Toon (Am Amb to Israel) aa NEA/IAI 6247A, Dept. of State - 20520 The Chief of Protocol & Mrs. Catto - NW aa Dept. of State - 20520 The Hon. (Dr) Robert A. Goldwin & Mrs. Goldwin (Spec Consultant to the Pres) aa Room 128, EOB The Hon. Alfred L. Atherton, Jr. & Mrs. Atherton (Asst Secy of State for Near aa NEA 6242, Dept. of State - 20520 Eastern & So Asian Affs) Mr. and Mrs. Martin Agronsky (WETA-TV) aa 2605 Tilden Place, NW - 20006 martin agronsky Evening Editio 3620 27th St. So. - Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berlin 1290 Avenue of theAmericas ltr to mrs. F. are, Va. 22206 RR New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg (Pres., B'nai B'rith) aa 1222 Lakeland Drive, S.W. 860 20th St. Knoxville, Tennessee 37919 R. Mr. and Mrs. John Bunting, Jr. (Chmn) First Pennsylvania Corp. (Mbr., Steering Comte, a a 15th and Chestnut Streets US-Israel Joint Bus Council) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19101 had Mr. George Burns c/o David Steinburg 8961 Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90069 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bylan aa 900 Santa Barbara Drive, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 Mr. and Mrs. Roy N. Carlen (Pres) Joseph T. Ryerson and Sons (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- aa 2558 West 16th Street Israel Joint Bus. Council) Chicago, Illinois 60608 Mrs. Later Mr. Marc Chagall (artist) La Colline Quartier les Gardettes 06 RR Saint-Paul-de-vence am France Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dixon (Chmn & Pres., E-Systems, a a 5106 Kelsey Road Inc.) Dallas, Texas 75229 Like Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dubrow (V.P., Pathmark) 12 Bromley Court a a New Providence, New Jersey 07874 R Miss Christine M. Evert (tennis) - The Hon. Max M. Fisher & Mrs. Fisher FORD (Chmn., Fisher-New Center a a 27751 Fairway Hills Drive R LIBRARY Co.; Pres., Council of Franklin, Michigan 48025 BENELD Jewish Federations & Welfare Funds) 3 1/27/76 VX Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Fisk (Boston Red Sox) Box 36C, Long Hill Road Raymond, New Hampshire 03077 aa Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Forstmann (Charlotte Ford) aa 25 Sutton Place New York, New York 10022 Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Glazer (Co-Chmn., Israel Bonds in 720 North Foothill Road Calif) aa Beverly Hills, California 90210 Bus 1901 avenue gthuStard Mr. and Mrs. Dixon R. Harwin Las Century City angeles, Calig. 90067 a a 627 Hillcrest Road, North Beverly Hills, California 90210 Rabbi and Mrs. Arthur Hertzberg (Pres) American Jewish Congress a a 15 East 84th Street New York, New York 10028 Mr. Milton Hoffman w/mr. martin Hoffman 3635 Johnson Avenue a + Riverdale, New York 10463 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Horn (Pres) American Export Lines, Inc. (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- a a 17 Battery Place Israel Joint Bus. Council) New York, New York 10004 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaplow (ABC) (correspondent) a a 211 Van Buren Street Falls Church, Virginia 22046 back Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kaye 1103 San Ysidro Drive Beverly Hills, California 90210 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Klein w/Mrs. Carrie Donovon (fashion designer) a 205 West 39th Street - New York, New York 10018 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kohler (Newhouse Newspapers) 714 Kerwin Road a a Silver Spring, Maryland 20901 Mr. and Mrs. Irv Kupcinet (Columnist, Chicago Sun Times a a 1040 North Lake Shore Drive Chicago, Illinois 60611 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Lasker w/mies Joan Lacker (Partner, Lasker, Stone & a R 755 Park Avenue Stern) New York, New York 10021 R. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lautenberg (Natl Chmn) United Jewish Appeal Res: 36 stonehridgeRd. 1290 Avenue of the Americas a a Montclair, n.J. 07042 New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. Gustave L. Levy (Sr partner, Goldman Sachs 4 Sutton Place a New York, New York 10022 FORD & Co.) a LIBRARY 55 Broad St, NYC 10004 R Dr. and Mrs. Max Matzkin a 157 South Wind Road BEHALD (Mrs-Rose, Pres., Hadassah) a Waterbury, Connecticut 06780 4 - 1/27/76 VX Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCartney (McCartney, Erb and Sutton) 200 Kelly Street (Chmn for Iowa, PFC) aa Charles City, Iowa 50616 Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Miller (Chmn) Conference of Presidents of Major American aa Jewish Organizations 515 Park Avenue New York, New York 10022 Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Meyer (Chmn & Pres., Gray aa 40 East 88th Street Advertising, Inc.) New York, New York 10028 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nicholson (Vice Chmn) Union Carbide Corp. (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- aa 270 Park Avenue Israel Joint Bus. Council) New York, New York 10017 RRY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicklaus tornament (golf pro) 1208 U. S. Highway 1 North Palm Beach, Florida 33048 RR The Honorable George Romney and Mrs. Romney (Chmn., US-Israel Joint & a National Center for Voluntary Action in return mexico planes no Business Council) 1785 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. - 20036 in time Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rosenbaum (Chmn., N.Y. Rep. State 21 East Bayberry Drive Comte) aa Glenmont, New York 12077 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothberg (Gen Chmn) Development Corporation for Israel aa 215 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10003 I Mr. and Mrs. Artur Rubinstein giving cancert (Pianist) No. 22 Square de l'avenue Foch in France RR Paris 16e, France Mr. and Mrs. Telly Savalas (actor, "Kojak") By Universal Pictures Corporation doing special musical 100 Universal City Plaza R R Universal City, California 91608 Mr. and Mrs. Taft B. Schreiber (Director, MCA) Music Corporation of America 100 Universal City Plaza RR Universal City, California 91608 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Selig (VP for Operations) Structural Metals aa P.O. Box 722 Seguin, Texas 78155 Editor at Large Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shearer ala (Parade Magazine) 140 North Hamilton Street Beverly Hills, California 90211 m. FORD Rabbi and Mrs. Alexander Shindler (Pres) R LIDNARY Union of American Hebrew Congregations aa 838 Fifth Avenue BEKNED New York, New York 10021 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Staubach Mrs having eursory 2311 Prairie Creek a.m. of 1-26 (Dallas Cowboys Football RR Club) Richardson, Texas 75080 - 5 - 1/27/76 VX Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Tarkenton (Minnesota Vikings Football July Behavioral Systems, Inc. must attend award Club) 3300 N. E. Expressway dermer -alredy changed (Chmn) RR Atlanta, Georgia 30341 twice Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Tisch (Chmn) Loews Corporation (Mbr., Steering Comte, US- 666 Fifth Avenue Israel Joint Bus. Council) a a New York, New York 10019 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ware (Pres., Earhart Foundation) 904 First National Building a a 201 South Main Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Winter (Pres., Am Jewish Comte) a a 5301 North Ironwood Road (Pres., Manpower, Inc.) Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53217 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wouk (author) 22 East 40th Street 3255 n st. N.W.-20007 c/o Harold Matson Company a a New York, New York 10016 965-4698 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dubinsky (Chmn., United Israel Appeal) a 721 Olive Street (Partner, Jack Dubinsky & a St. Louis, Missouri 63101 Sons) The Hon. Jacob K. Javits & Mrs. Javits (New York) a a U. S. Senate - 20510 Mr. Malcolm Moran (sculptor) at - P.O. Box 948 Carmel, California 93921 Miss Jodi Fisher (guest of Mr. Moran) - as P.O. Box 948 Carmel, California 93921 Miss Joan F. Lasker - to remind (daughter & guest of Bernard The Carlyle J. Lasker) - a 35 East 76th Street New York, New York 10021 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Combs 810 Mount Moro Road no reason R R Villanova, Pennsylvania 19085 Miss Suzy Chaffee w/Mr David Kennerly (skiing champion) 36 Gramercy Park East + a Apartment 5N New York, New York 10003 Mr. Terry Bradshaw (Pittsburgh Steelers) 8911 Shady Lane Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71108 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Landry (coach) Dallas Cowbyos Football Team 305/544-8581 6116 North Central Expressway Dallas, Texas 75206 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton - to remind (Mrs=Carol Burnett) 600 North Doheny Road FORD a a . Beverly Hills, California 90210 benard - 6- - 1/27/76 VX Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wald - - to remind (Mrs=Helen Reddy) 9120 Sunset Boulevard a a Los Angeles, California 90069 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Welch - to remind (Mr= Carol Burnett's writer 11506 Orum Road a and accompanist) a Los Angeles, California 90049 Mr. Martin Hoffman - to remind (guest and son of Wilton Caterers Milton Hoffman) a - 710 South Main Street (Pres & Chmn} Spring Valley, New York 10977 Mrs. Carrie Donovan - - to remind (Fashion editor, Harper's 160-East 65th-Street,-Apt-6 Bazaar, guest of Calvin New -Y-ork,- New-Yerk-10021- Klein) - a c/o Mr. Calvin Klein 205 West:39th Street New York, New York 10018 Mr. David Hume Kennerly - to remind (escort of Suzy Chaffee) a - West Wing Mr. Peter Matz - to remind (Miss Burnett's accompanist a - 321 South Bedford Drive Beverly Hills, California 90212 OHO1

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