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Page 1
NOVEMBER 20, 1999
ATHENAEUM INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL
ATHENS, GREECE
12:00 a.m. SATURDAY
57042
The President and the First Lady were
overnight guests at the Athenaeum
Intercontinental Hotel, Athens, Greece.
49426
12:27
12:29
P
The President talked with Raymond M.
Bowen, President of Texas A&M University,
College Station, Texas.
49427
7:00
R
The President received a wake up call from
the Signal Board operator.
53547
8:09
8:23
The President motored from the Athenaeum
Intercontinental Hotel to the Parthenon. He
was accompanied by his daughter, Chelsea V.
Clinton.
53638
8:23
9:20
The President toured the Parthenon. He was
accompanied by:
Chelsea Clinton
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of
Staff
Bruce R. Lindsey, Assistant and Deputy
Counsel
Elizabeth Papazoe, Minister of Culture,
Greece (Hellenic Republic)
John Camp, tour guide; and professor at
the American School of Classical
Studies, Greece (Hellenic Republic)
53548
9:24
9:33
The President and Chelsea Clinton motored from
the Parthenon to the Athenaeum Intercontinental
Hotel.
53640
10:00
The President went to Suite 943.
53639
10:01 10:22
The President met for a briefing with senior
White House staff. For a list of attendees,
see APPENDIX "A."
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 20, 1999
ATHENAEUM INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL,
ATHENS, GREECE
10:01 a.m. SATURDAY
53549
10:25 10:36
The President motored from the Athenaeum
Intercontinental Hotel to the Presidential
Palace.
53641
10:36
The President was greeted by the President of
Greece (Hellenic Republic), Konstandinos
"Kostis" Stephanopoulos.
Members of Press in/out
53870
10:40 11:28
The President participated in a meeting with
U.S. and Greek officials. For a list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "B."
53550
11:28 11:30
The President walked from the Presidential
Palace to the Prime Minister's Office
building.
53642
11:33
The President was greeted by the Prime
Minister of Greece (Hellenic Republic),
Konstandinos Simitis.
53643
11:35 12:52
The President participated in a meeting with
U.S. and Greek officials. For a list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "C."
53644
12:53
The President went to an apartment, dining
room.
53645
12:54
1:20
The President met for a briefing with:
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of
State
R. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the
U.S. to Greece
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for
Policy and Strategy
continued
Page 3
NOVEMBER 20, 1999
PRIME MINISTER SIMITIS' OFFICE,
ATHENS, GREECE
12:54 p.m. SATURDAY
Joseph P. Lockhart, Assistant and Press
Secretary
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for
National Security Affairs
53646
1:21
The President went to the first floor central
hall.
53647
1:23
1:48
The President made a statement to the press
on his trip to Greece. He was accompanied by
Prime Minister Simitis.
53648
1:48
The President returned to Prime Minister
Simitis' Office.
53649
1:49
1:57
The President walked from Prime Minister
Simitis' Office to the Presidential Palace.
53650
1:58
The President was greeted by President
Stephanopoulos.
53651
2:01
2:12
The President and First Lady bid farewell to
President Stephanopoulos.
53551
2:20
2:18
The President and First Lady motored from the
Presidential Palace to the Athenaeum
Intercontinental Hotel.
53652
2:20
The President went to Room 943.
53653
2:26
2:49
The President met with U.S. and Greek
officials. For a list of attendees, see
APPENDIX "D."
53654
2:51
3:03
The President met for a speech preparation
session with senior White House staff.
continued
Page 4
NOVEMBER 20, 1999
ATHENAEUM INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL
ATHENS, GREECE
2:51 p.m. SATURDAY
53655
3:04
The President went to Ballrooms Two and
Three.
53656
3:10
4:02
The President and First Lady participated in
an event for Greek business and community
leaders.
Members of Press
53657
3:10
The President was introduced by Prime
Minister Simitis.
53658
3:15
3:57
The President addressed approximately 700
guests.
53659
4:03
The President and First Lady went to Ballroom
One.
53660
4:10
4:40
The President and First Lady participated in
an event to greet Embassy personnel. For a
partial list of attendees, see APPENDIX "E."
53661
4:25?
The President was introduced by the First
Lady.
53662
4:30?
The President addressed embassy personnel.
53663
4:41
The President and the First Lady went
backstage and participated in a photo
opportunity with Ambassador Burns and members
of his family.
53552
4:52
5:15
The President and First Lady motored from the
Athenaeum Intercontinental Hotel to the
Athens International Airport.
53665
Page 5
NOVEMBER 20, 1999
ATHENS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
ATHENS, GREECE
5:15 p.m. SATURDAY
5:15
5:20
The President and the First Lady participated
in a photo opportunity with a group of Greek
Olympian athletes. They were accompanied by
Mr. Berger.
53553
IST
5:28
6:30
The President and First Lady flew by Air
Force One from Athens International Airport
to Pisa International Airport, Pisa, Italy.
For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "F. 11
53666
6:30
6:49
The President and the First Lady deplaned and
were greeted by:
Thomas M. Foglietta, Ambassador of the
U.S. to Italy
Gianlorenzo Fiore, Prefect of Pisa,
Italy
53554
6:53
7:30
The President and First Lady flew by Marine
helicopter from Pisa International Airport to
Peretola International Airport, Florence,
Italy. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "G."
53667
7:32
7:37
The President and the First Lady deplaned and
were greeted by:
53556
7:37
8:02
The President and the First Lady motored from
the Peretola International Airport to the
Villa La Pietra. They were accompanied by
their daughter, Chelsea V. Clinton.
53668
8:02
The Presidential party was greeted by:
Massimo D'Alema, Prime Minister of Italy
Mrs. Massimo D'Alema, wife
53669
8:03
The Presidential party went to the Fireplace
Room.
53670
Page 6
NOVEMBER 20, 1999
VILLA LA PIETRA,
FLORENCE, ITALY
8:04 p.m. SATURDAY
8:04
8:47
The President met with U.S. and Italian
officials. For a partial list of attendees,
see APPENDIX "H."
53671
8:48
The President went to the Foyer.
53672
8:49
8:54
The President participated in a photo
opportunity with Italian leaders.
53673
8:55 11:30
The President and the First Lady attended the
Third Way Dinner. For a partial list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "I."
Members of Press in/out
53674
10:40
The President was introduced by Norman
Dorsen, law professor and author specializing
in U.S. political and civil rights.
53675
10:43 11:10
The President addressed the dinner guests.
53557
11:40 11:52
The President and the First Lady motored from
the Villa La Pietra to the Excelsior Hotel.
53676
The President and First Lady were overnight
guests at the Excelsior Hotel.
APPENDICES FOR PRESIDENTIAL DIARY
OF
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1999
BRIEFING ATTENDEES
APPENDIX "A"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Intercontinental Hotel
Athens, Greece
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
R. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the U.S. to Greece
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy
Joseph P. Lockhart, Assistant and Press Secretary
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
Bruce R. Lindsey, Assistant and Deputy Counsel
MEETING WITH U.S. AND GREEK OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "B"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Prime Minister Simitis' Office
Athens, Greece
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
R. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the U.S. to Greece
Marc Grossman, Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
European Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Konstandinos "Kostis" Stephanopoulos, President of Greece
(Hellenic Republic)
Emmanuel Ghikas, Ambassador of Greece (Hellenic Republic)
George Papandreau, Foreign Minister, Greece (Hellenic Republic)
Gregoris Niotis, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece (Hellenic
Republic)
Alexandros Philon, Ambassador of Greece (Hellenic Republic)
Constantinos Ailianos, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece
(Hellenic Republic)
Stathios Lozos, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece (Hellenic
Republic)
Mercurios Karafotias, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece
(Hellenic Republic)
MEETING WITH U.S. AND GREEK OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "C"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Prime Minister Simitis' Office
Athens, Greece
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
R. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the U.S. to Greece
Marc Grossman, Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
European Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Kostandinos Simitis, Prime Minister, Greece (Hellenic Republic)
George Papandreau, Foreign Minister, Greece (Hellenic Republic)
Gregoris Niotis, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece (Hellenic
Republic)
Alexandros Philon, Ambassador of Greece (Hellenic Republic)
Constantinos Ailianos, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece
(Hellenic Republic)
Stathios Lozos, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece (Hellenic
Republic)
Theodoros Sotiropoulos, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Greece
(Hellenic Republic)
Nikolas Themelis, Special Advance, Greece (Hellenic Republic)
MEETING WITH U.S. AND GREEK OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "D"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Intercontinental Hotel
Athens, Greece
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
R. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the U.S. to Greece
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Marc Grossman, Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
European Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Constantinos Karamanlis, Opposition Leader, Greece (Hellenic
Republic)
Petros Molyviatis,
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Vassilios Maginas,
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Yiannis Valinakis,
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EMBASSY EVENT ATTENDEES
APPENDIX "E"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Intercontinental Hotel
List not complete.
Athens, Greece
ATTENDEES:
The President
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
R. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the U.S. to Greece
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, (D-New York)
Representative Jack Kingston, (R-Georgia)
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Melanne Verveer, Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to
the First Lady
Mary Mel French, Chief of Protocol, Department of State
AIRPORT GREETERS
APPENDIX "F"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Peretola International Airport,
Florence, Italy
ATTENDEES:
The President
Achille Serra, Prefect of Florence, Italy
Corinne C. "Lindy" Boggs, Ambassador of the U.S. to the Holy See
George S. McGovern, U.S. Representative to the United Nations
Agencies for Food and Agriculture
Mrs. George S. (Eleanor) McGovern, wife
Stefano Starace, Protocol, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Italy
Lari Martinez, Consul General
MEETING WITH U.S. AND ITALIAN OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "G"
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Villa La Pietra
Not a complete list.
Florence, Italy
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
Thomas M. Foglietta, Ambassador of the U.S. to Italy
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Sidney Blumenthal, Assistant for Communications
Marc Grossman, Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
European Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Massimo D'Alema, Prime Minister of Italy
Lamberto Dini, Foreign Minister of Italy
Francesco Olivieri, Diplomatic Counselor, Italy
Marta Dassu, Foreign Affairs Advisor, Italy
THIRD WAY DINNER ATTENDEES
APPENDIX "H" Page 1
November 20, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Villa La Pietra,
List not complete.
Florence Italy
ATTENDEES:
The President
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Chelsea V. Clinton, the President's daughter
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
Thomas M. Foglietta, Ambassador of the U.S. to Italy
Corianne C. "Lindy" Boggs, Ambassador of the U.S. to the Holy See
George S. McGovern, U.S. Representative to the United Nations
Agencies for Food and Agriculture
Mrs. George S. (Eleanor) McGovern, wife
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, (D-New - York)
Representative Jack Kingston, (R-Georgia)
Representative Peter Deutsch, (D-Florida)
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Sidney Blumenthal, Assistant for Communications
Melanne Verveer, Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to
the First Lady
Kelly L. Craighead, Deputy Assistant and Director of Special
Projects
Bruce N. Reed, Assistant for Domestic Policy
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
European Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Marc Grossman, Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs
Elaine Shocas, Chief of Staff to the Secretary of State
APPENDIX "H"
Page 2
11-20-1999
Al From, President of the Democratic Leadership Council and
Progressive Policy Institute, Washington, D.C.
Virginia From, guest
Mark J. Penn, pollster, Washington, D.C.
Page 1
NOVEMBER 21, 1999
EXCELSIOR HOTEL,
FLORENCE, ITALY
10:25 a.m. SUNDAY
53558
10:25 10:38
The President went for a walk along the Fiume
Arno.
57118
10:38
The President returned to the Excelsoir
Hotel.
53559
11:15 11:18
The President and First Lady motored from the
Excelsior Hotel to the Palazzo Vecchio.
53677
11:21
The President and the First Lady were greeted
by:
Massimo D'Alema, Prime Minister of Italy
(Italian Republic)
Leonard Domenici, Mayor, Florence, Italy
(Italian Republic)
53880
11:24
The President went to the Room of Five
Hundred.
53678
11:26 12:42
The President attended the "Progressive
Governance for the Twenty-First Century
Conference Session One: The New Economy:
Equality and Opportunity."
Members of Press in/out
53679
12:23 12:35
The President addressed approximately 500
guests.
53681
12:43 12:44
The President participated in a photo
opportunity with:
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney,
(D-New York)
Representative Jack Kingston,
(R-Georgia)
53682
12:45 12:58
The President met with:
Gerhard Schroeder, Chancellor of Germany
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 21, 1999
PALAZZO VECCHIO,
FLORENCE, ITALY
12:45 p.m. SUNDAY
(Federal Republic of Germany)
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and
Senior Director for European Affairs,
National Security Council (NSC)
53680
12:59
The President went to the Sala dell'Udienza.
53683
1:05 2:28
The President attended a working luncheon
with leaders of the Conference on
Progressive Governance for the 21st
Century. For a list of attendees, see
APPENDIX "A."
Members of Press in/out
53684
1:15?
The President addressed the luncheon guests.
53685
2:29
The President returned to the Room of Five
Hundred.
53686
2:37
3:59
The President attended Session Two of the
Conference on Progressive Governance for the
21st Century.
Members of Press in/out
53687
2:45
2:50
The President addressed conference
participants.
53688
4:00
4:35
The President participated in a round of
closing statements presented by members of
the Conference on Progressive Governance for
the 21st Century.
53689
4:05
4:15
The President addressed conference attendees.
53560
4:37
4:44
The President motored from the Palazzo
Vecchio to the Excelsior Hotel. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Chelsea V.
continued
Page 3
NOVEMBER 21, 1999
PALAZZO VECCHIO,
FLORENCE, ITALY
4:37 p.m. SUNDAY
Clinton.
53697
4:45
The President returned to the Presidential
Suite.
53561
5:30
5:45
The President motored from the Excelsior
Hotel to the Peretola International
Airport. He was accompanied by:
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Chelsea Clinton
53562
5:55
6:26
The President and the First Lady flew by
Marine helicopter from Peretola International
Airport to Pisa International Airport, Pisa,
Italy. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B. "
53563
IST
BST
7:00
9:40
The President and the First Lady flew by Air
Force One from Pisa International Airport to
Sophia International Airport, Sophia, Bulgaria.
For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "C."
53699
9:45
The President and the First Lady deplaned and
were greeted by:
53564
10:05 10:22
The President and the First Lady motored from
Sophia International Airport to the Tzar Ivan
Assen II National Rotisserie Restaurant.
53883
10:23 12:50
The Presidential Party had dinner.
53705
For a record of the President's activities
after midnight, see the Daily Diary for
November 22, 1999.
APPENDICES FOR PRESIDENTIAL DIARY
OF
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1999
WORKING LUNCH PARTICIPANTS
APPENDIX "A"
Page 1
November 21, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Palazzo Vecchio
List not complete.
Florence, Italy
ATTENDEES:
The President
Thomas M. Foglietta, Ambassador of the U.S.to Italy (Italian
Republic)
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, (D-New - York)
Representative Jack Kingston, (R-Georgia)
Lari Martinez, Consul General
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Melanne Verveer, Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to
the First Lady
Sidney Blumenthal, Assistant for Communications
Kelly L. Craighead, Deputy Assistant and Director of Special
Projects
Bruce N. Reed, Assistant for Domestic Policy
Antony J. Blinken, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
European Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Marc Grossman, Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs
Al From, President of the Democratic Leadership Council and
Progressive Policy Institute, Washington, D.C.
Virginia From, guest
Mark J. Penn, pollster, Washington, D.C.
Massimo D'Alema, Prime Minister of Italy (Italian Republic)
Lionel Jospin, Prime Minister of France (French Republic)
Fernando H. Cardoso, President of the Federative Republic of
Brazil
APPENDIX "A"
Page 2
11-21-1999
Gerhard Schroeder, Chancellor of Germany (Federal Republic of
Germany)
Tony Blair, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Kingdom
and Northern Ireland (UK)
APPENDIX "B"
ATTENDEES:
The President
Iliya Lazarov, Chief of Staff, Republic of Bulgaria,
Filip Dimitrov, Diplomatic Advisor, Republic of Bulgaria
Konstantine Dimitrov, Deputy Foreign Minister, Republic of
Bulgaria
Yaroslav Golov, Chief of Protocol, Republic of Bulgaria
Richard Miles, Ambassador of the U.S. to the Republic of Bulgaria
Christopher Dell, Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Republic
of Bulgaria
Page 1
NOVEMBER 22, 1999
NATIONAL ROTISSERIE
SOPHIA, BULGARIA
12:00 a.m. MONDAY
53884
For a record of the President's activities
before midnight, see the Daily Diary for
November 21, 1999.
53566
12:50 12:52
The President motored from the National
Rotisserie to the Sophia Sheraton Hotel.
53885
The President was an overnight guest at the
Sheraton Hotel.
49432
9:42
9:43
R
The President talked with his Personal Aide,
Paul K. "Kris" Engskov.
53715
10:00 10:32
The President met for a briefing with:
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of
Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Christopher R. Hill, Senior Director for
Southeastern Europe, National Security
Council (NSC)
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for
Policy and Strategy
53567
10:49 10:52
The President motored from the Sophia Sheraton
Hotel to the Bulgarian Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier.
53725
10:52 10:55
The President participated in a wreath laying
ceremony.
Members of Press
53568
10:55 10:57
The President motored from the Bulgarian Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier to the Presidential
Palace.
53726
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 22, 1999
PRESIDENTIAL PALACE
SOPHIA, BULGARIA
11:03 a.m. MONDAY
11:03
The President went to the Ante Room.
53727
11:05
The President was greeted by the President of
the Republic of Bulgaria, Petar Stoyanov.
53728
11:06 11:09
The President participated in a photo
opportunity with President Stoyanov.
Members of Press in/out
53729
11:10
The President went to the Conference Room.
53730
11:10 12:01
The President participated in a meeting with
U.S. and Bulgarian officials. For a list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "A."
53569
12:04 12:07
The President motored from the Presidential
Palace to the Prime Minister Office Building.
He was accompanied by Mr. Berger.
53731
12:09
The President went to the First Floor Foyer.
53732
12:11 12:13
The President participated in a photo
opportunity with the Prime Minister of the
Republic of Bulgaria, Ivan Kostov.
Members of Press in/out
53733
12:14
The President returned to the Conference Room.
53734
12:15
1:15
The President participated in a meeting with
U.S. and Bulgarian officials. For a list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "B."
53570
1:19
1:22
The President motored from the Prime Minister
Office Building to Down the Alley, Behind
the Cupboard Restaurant.
53735
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NOVEMBER 22, 1999
DOWN THE ALLEY, BEHIND THE CUPBOARD RESTAURANT
SOPHIA, BULGARIA
1:25 p.m. MONDAY
1:25
2:48
The President participated in a discussion
with regional youth from the American
University of Bulgaria. He was accompanied by
Chelsea Clinton.
Members of Press in/out
53571
2:54
2:56
The President and Chelsea Clinton motored
from Down the Alley, Behind the Cupboard
Restaurant to Iztochna Poita Underground
Shopping Center.
53572
3:38
3:43
The President and Chelsea Clinton walked from
the Iztochna Poita Underground Shopping Center
to the Rotunda of Saint George.
53573
3:49
3:50
The President and Chelsea Clinton motored from
the Rotunda of the Saint George to the
Sheraton Hotel.
53575
4:59
5:01
The President and Chelsea Clinton motored from
the Sheraton Hotel to the Parliament Building.
53736
5:02
The President was greeted by Speaker Sokolov.
53737
5:03
The President went to Speaker Sokolov's
office.
53738
5:03 5:25
The President participated in a photo
opportunity with U.S. Officials and Bulgarian
Opposition Leaders. For a list of attendees,
see APPENDIX "C."
53576
5:25
5:27
The President motored from the Parliament
Building to Nevsky Square.
53739
5:27
The President went to Nevski Circle.
53740
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NOVEMBER 22, 1999
NEVSKI CIRCLE
SOPHIA, BULGARIA
5:28 p.m. MONDAY
5:28
The President was greeted by:
Stephan Sofianski, Mayor (Sofia,
Republic of Bulgaria)
Boryana Savova, Student, Republic of
Bulgaria
53741
5:29
6:41
The President participated in an event for
the people of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Members of Press
53742
5:45
The President was introduced by the President
of the Republic of Bulgaria, Petar Stoyanov.
53743
5:50
6:31?
The President addressed the people gathered
for his speech.
53577
6:41
6:44
The President motored from Nevsky Square to
Sophia Sheraton Hotel.
53744
6:45
The President returned to the Presidential
Suite.
53745
7:00
7:10
The President participated in a message
taping. He was accompanied by:
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Hupf???, need to better i.d.
49428
7:35
7:41
P
The President talked with Warren Rudman,
Chairman of the President's Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB).
49429
7:46
P
The President telephoned Representative
Marion Berry (D-Arkansas). The call was not
completed.
53578
8:29
8:34
The President motored from Sophia Sheraton
continued
Page 5
NOVEMBER 22, 1999
MOTORCADE
SOPHIA, BULGARIA
8:29 p.m. MONDAY
Hotel to the Kempinski Hotel. He was
accompanied by Mr. Podesta.
53746
8:37
The President went to the hallway.
53747
8:40
9:05
The President particiapted in a receiving
line and photo opportunity.
53748
9:06
The President went to the Ballroom.
53749
9:07 11:10
The President participated in a state
dinner hosted by President Stoyanov. For a
partial list of attendees, see APPENDIX "D."
Members of Press in/out
53750
9:10
9:35
The President addressed the dinner guests.
53579
11:10 11:18
The President motored from the Kempinski
Hotel to the Nevsky Cathedral.
53751
11:20 12:07
The President toured the Nevsky Cathedral and
Icon Museum.
53752
For a record of the President's activites
after midnight, see the Daily Diary for
November 23, 1999.
APPENDICES FOR PRESIDENTIAL DIARY
OF
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1999
MEETING WITH U.S. AND BULGARIAN OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "A"
November 22, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Presidential Palace,
Sofia, Bulgaria
ATTENDEES:
The President
Richard Miles, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Bulgaria
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Christopher R. Hill, Senior Director for Southeastern Europe,
National Security Council (NSC)
James W. Swigert, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
Petar Stoyanov, President, Republic of Bulgaria
Alexander Bozhkov, Deputy Prime Minister, Republic of Bulgaria
Nadezhda Mihailova, Minister of Finance, Republic of Bulgaria
Muravgy Radev, Minister of Finance, Republic of Bulgaria
Filip Dimitrov, Ambassador to the U.S., republic of Bulgaria
Iliya Lazarov, Chief of Staff, Republic of Bulgaria
Vladmir Filipov, Diplomatic Advisor, Republic of Bulgaria
Nerri Terzieva, Press Secretary, Republic of Bulgaria
Karassimir Angarski, Economic Advisor, Republic of Bulgaria
MEETING WITH U.S. AND BULGARIAN OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "B"
November 22, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Prime Minister Office Building,
Sofia, Bulgaria
ATTENDEES:
The President
Richard Miles, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Bulgaria
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Christopher R. Hill, Senior Director for Southeastern Europe,
National Security Council (NSC)
James W. Swigert, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
Ivan Kostov, Prime Minister of the Republic of Bulgaria
Alexander Bozhkov, Deputy Prime Minister, Republic of Bulgaria
Nadezhda Mihailova, Minister of Finance, Republic of Bulgaria
Muravgy Radev, Minister of Finance, Republic of Bulgaria
Filip Dimitrov, Ambassador to the U.S., republic of Bulgaria
Mihall Mihallov, Director of Public Relations, Republic of
Bulgaria
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WITH U.S. AND BULGARIAN
APPENDIX "C"
OFFICIALS
Attendance not confirmed.
November 22, 1999
Parliament Building
Sofia, Bulgaria
ATTENDEES:
The President
Richard Miles, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Bulgaria
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Sokolov, Leader of Parliament, Republic of Bulgaria
Georgi Parvanov, Socialist Party, Republic of Bulgaria
Alexander Tomov, Euroleft, Republic of Bulgaria
Ahmed Dougan, Movement for Rights and Freedom, Republic of
Bulgaria
Anastassi Moser, Popular Union, Republic of Bulgaria
Ekaterina Mihallova, Union of Democratic Forces, Republic of
Bulgaria
STATE DINNER ATTENDEES
APPENDIX "D"
November 22, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Kempinski Hotel,
List not complete.
Sofia, Bulgaria
ATTENDEES:
The President
Richard Miles, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Bulgaria
Mrs. Richard (Sharon) Miles, wife
Christopher Dell, Deputy Chief of Mission
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Representative Jack Kingston, (R-Georgia)
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, (D-New York)
Representative Peter Deutsch, (D-Florida)
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Mary Mel French, Chief of Protocol, Department of State
Donald L. Kerrick, Deputy Assistant for National Security Affairs
Christopher R. Hill, Senior Director for Southeastern Europe,
National Security Council (NSC)
Thomasz P. Malinowski, Special Assistant and Senior Director for
Foreign Policy Speechwriting
Page 1
NOVEMBER 23, 1999
NEVSKY CATHEDRAL,
SOFIA, BULGARIA
12:00 a.m. TUESDAY
53753
12:00
For a record of the President's activities
before midnight, see the Daily Diary for
November 22, 1999.
53754
12:10 12:15
The President motored from the Nevsky
Cathedral to Sturgaloto (The Jazz Club) He
was accompanied by Chelsea Clinton.
53755
12:20
1:18
The President visited Sturgaloto (The Jazz Club).
He was accompanied by:
Chelsea Clinton
Petar Stoyanov, President of the
Republic of Bulgaria
53756
1:20
1:25
The President motored from Sturgaloto (The Jazz
Club) to the Sheraton Hotel.
49430
1:59
P
The President telephoned the First Lady. The
call was not completed.
49431
2:15
2:23
R
The President talked with the First Lady.
55359
The President was an overnight guest at the
Sheraton Hotel.
55360
7:17
The President went to the Ballroom.
53757
7:18
7:34
The President participated in a photo
opportunity with U.S. Embassy personnel.
53758
7:36
7:49
The President motored from Sheraton Hotel to
Sophia International Airport.
53759
8:02
8:17
The President flew by Air Force One from
Sophia International Airport to Pristina
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 23, 1999
SOPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT,
SOPHIA, BULGARIA
8:02 a.m. TUESDAY
Airport, Pristina, Kosovo. For a list of
passengers, see APPENDIX "A."
53386
8:18
The President deplaned and was greeted by:
Bernard Kouchner, Special Representative
of the United Nations (UN) Secretary
General for Kosovo
Gen. Wesley K. Clark, Supreme Allied
Commander, Europe
Gen. Klaus Reinhardt, head of NATO-led
peacekeeping force in Kosovo
Bri. Gen. Craig Peterson, US Commander,
Task Force Falcon
Representative Eliot L Engel,
(D-Oklahoma)
Lawrence G. Rossin, Chief of Mission,
Pristina, Kosovo
Mark Wardley, Group Captain, Royal Air
Force
Members of Press
54752
8:30?
The President went to the office manager's
area in the terminal.
54753
8:40
9:15
The President met with a group of U.S. and
NATO officials. For a list of attendees, see
APPENDIX "B."
54757
9:15
The President went to the customs area.
54756
9:16 10:15
The President met with a group of U.S. and
Kosovar leaders. For a list of attendees,
see APPENDIX "C."
54758
10:24
The President went to the Tarmac.
54725
10:32 10:53
The President flew by Marine helicopter from
Pristina Airbase to Ferizaj Sports Center
landing zone, Urosovec, Kosovo. For a list of
continued
Page 3
NOVEMBER 23, 1999
ABOARD MARINE ONE,
PRISTINA, KOSOVO
10:32 a.m. TUESDAY
passengers, see APPENDIX "D."
54728
10:54 10:55
The President walked to the Ferizaj Sports
Center.
54759
10:56 10:59
The President was greeted by a group of
UN officials. For a list of attendees, see
APPENDIX "E."
Members of Press
54760
10:59
The President went to the Gymnamsium.
54761
11:00 11:40
The President addressed the people of
Ferizaj, Kosovo.
Members of Press
54762
11:10
The President was introduced by Ilazi "Danny"
Ramadan, student at Gjon Sereci Elementary
School, Ferizaj, Kosovo.
54763
11:15 11:40
The President addressed approximately 2,500
guests.
54729
11:49 11:50
The President walked from the Ferizay Sports
Center to the landing zone.
54732
11:51 12:05
The President flew by Marine helicopter from
Ferizaj Sports Center landing zone to Camp
Bondsteel landing zone, Camp Bondsteel,
Kosovo. For a list of passengers, see
APPENDIX "F."
54735
12:06 12:08
The President motored from Camp Bondsteel
landing zone to Camp Bondsteel Barracks.
54764
12:10 12:40
The President participated in a tour of Camp
continued
Page 4
NOVEMBER 23, 1999
CAMP BONDSTEEL,
KOSOVO
12:10 p.m. TUESDAY
Bondsteel. He was accompanied by Gen. Craig
Peterson, Commander of Camp Bonsteel and a
group of soldiers.
54736
12:45 12:55
The President motored from Camp Bondsteel
Barracks to the Camp Bondsteel Fest Tent.
54765
1:03 1:31
The President addressed the Task Force
Falcon Troops.
Members of Press
54737
1:45
1:52
The President motored from the Camp Bondsteel
Fest Tent to the Camp Bondsteel Dining Tent.
54766
1:56 2:56
The President participated in a
pre-Thanksgiving meal with the Task Force
Falcon Troops. He was accompanied by Chelsea
Clinton.
Members of Press in/out
55361
2:54? 2:56
The President addressed American troops
following the Thanksgiving dinner.
54738
2:58
3:10
The President motored from the Camp Bondsteel
Dining Tent to the Camp Bondsteel landing
zone.
54739
3:12 3:27
The President flew by Marine helicopter from
Camp Bandsteel landing zone to Pristina
Airbase, Pristina, Kosovo. For a list of
passengers, see APPENDIX "G."
54740
KST
IST
3:52
6:08
The President flew by Air Force One from
Pristina Airbase to Aviano Airbase, Aviano,
Italy. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "H."
54767
Page 5
NOVEMBER 23, 1999
AVIANO AIR BASE,
AVIANO, ITALY
6:13 p.m. TUESDAY
6:13 6:25
The President was greeted by a group of Aviano
Airbase Officiers and their relatives. For a
list of attendees, see APPENDIX "I."
54741
IST
EST
6:30 9:26
The President flew by Air Force One from
Aviano Airbase to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For
a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "J."
54742
9:52 10:17
The President and Chelsea Clinton motored from
Andrews AFB to the South Grounds of the
White House.
54743
10:19
The President and Chelsea Clinton went to the
second floor Residence.
54744
11:30
The President retired.
APPENDICES FOR PRESIDENTIAL DIARY
OF
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1999
MEETING WITH U.S. OFFICIALS
APPENDIX "A"
November 23, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Pristina Airport
Pristina, Kosovo
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
James W. Swigert, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
Bernard Kouchner, UN Administrator for Kosovo
Gen. Klaus Reinhardt, head of NATO peacekeeping force in Kosovo
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Lawrence G. Rossin, Chief of Mission, Pristina, Kosovo
Representative Eliot L Engel, (D-Oklahoma)
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
Joseph P. Lockhart, Assistant and Press Secretary
Donald L. Kerrick, Deputy Assistant for National Security Affairs
Representative Peter Deutsch, (D-Florida)
Representative Jack Kingston, (R-Georgia)
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, (D-New York)
James F. Dobbins, Special Assistant and Senior Director,
Interamerican Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Christopher R. Hill, Senior Director for Southeastern Europe,
National Security Council (NSC)
MEETING WITH KOSOVAR LEADERS
APPENDIX "B"
November 23, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Pristina Airport
Pristina, Kosovo
ATTENDEES:
The President
Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State
James W. Swigert, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
Bernard Kouchner, UN Administrator for Kosovo
Gen. Klaus Reinhardt, head of the NATO peacekeeping force in
Kosovo
Gen. Wesley K. Clark, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
Brig. Gen. Craig Peterson, US Commander, Task Force Falcon
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Lawrence G. Rossin, Chief of Mission, Pristina, Kosovo
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
Joseph P. Lockhart, Assistant and Press Secretary
James F. Dobbins, Special Assistant and Senior Director,
Interamerican Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Christopher R. Hill, Senior Director for Southeastern Europe,
National Security Council (NSC)
FERIZAJ SPORTS CENTER GREETERS
APPENDIX "C"
November 23, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Urosovec, Kosovo
ATTENDEES:
The President
Brian Bresnihan, UN Administrator for Ferizaj
Richard Howe, Acting Chief, UN International Police
Richard Ackland, Ferizaj Director, UNHCR
Craig Buck, Country Director, USAID
Ray Jennings, Country Director, USAID-OTI
Matt Huber, USAID-OTI, Ferizaj Office
Bashkim Haxhimusa, Director, Ferizaj Sports Center
Shafije Hajdari, Principal, Ganimet Terbeshi Elementary School
Ramadan "Danny" Ilazi, Student Gjon Sereci Elementary School
Luljeta Haliti, Student Gjon Sereci Elementary School
AIRPORT GREETERS
APPENDIX "D"
November 23, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
Aviano Airbase
Aviano, Italy
ATTENDEES:
The President
Brig. Gen. Daniel Leaf, 31st Fighter Wing Commander
Mrs. Daniel (Yu-Chu) Leaf, wife
Col. Alessandro Tudini, Italian Air Force Commander
Mrs. Alessandro (Giovanna) Tudini, wife
Col. Steven Spencer, 31st Fighter Wing, Vice Commander
Col. Kerry May, 16th Air Force, Vice Commander
Mrs. Kerry (Fleur) May, wife
Ruth Van Heuven, Consul General
Maj. Gene Wall, 31st Fighter Wing POC
Capt. Todd Hogan, 31st Fighter Wing, Chief of Protocol
Heather Bradley, 31st Fighter Wing Support
Page 1
NOVEMBER 24, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
9:55 a.m. WEDNESDAY
49466
9:55
9:57
R
The President talked with his Deputy
Assistant and Director of Oval Office
Operations, Nancy V. Hernreich.
54768
10:00 12:00
The President met with architects to discuss
his Presidential library plans.
49468
12:59
1:04
P
The President talked with Terence R. "Terry"
McAuliffe, democratic fundraiser, Washington,
D.C.
49471
1:24
1:25
R
The President talked with his Personal Aide,
Paul K. "Kris" Engskov.
54769
1:37
The President went to the Oval Office.
54786
1:40
1:58
The President met for a briefing with:
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for
Policy and Strategy
Joshua S. Gottheimer, Staff Director,
Speechwriting
Maria Echaveste, Assistant and Deputy
Chief of Staff
Jennifer Palmieri, Deputy Press
Secretary for Operations
Barbara D. Woolley, Associate Director
for Public Liaison
54790
1:59
2:01
The President greeted Stuart Proctor,
President of the National Turkey Federation
(NTF) and other members of the NTF.
54770
2:01
The President went to the Rose Garden.
54791
2:02
2:32
The President participated in a ceremony to
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 24, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
2:02 p.m. WEDNESDAY
receive the Annual National Thanksgiving
Turkey from the NTF.
Members of Press
54771
2:32
The President returned to the Oval Office.
54793
2:34
3:10
The President met with:
Mr. Berger
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of
Staff
54794
3:11 ?
The President met with Mr. Podesta.
49472
3:49
3:57
P
The President talked with Beth E. Dozoretz,
former National Finance Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee (DNC).
54772
4:14
The President returned to the second floor
Residence.
54773
4:36
The President went to the South Grounds. He
was accompanied by:
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Chelsea V. Clinton, the President's
daughter
Mrs. Hugh (Dorothy) Rodham Sr., the
President's mother-in-law
Hugh Rodham Jr., the President's
brother-in-law
Mrs. Hugh (Maria Arias) Rodham, the
First Lady's sister-in-law
54781
4:40
5:05
The President and the First Lady flew by
Marine helicopter from the South Grounds to
Camp David, Maryland. For a list of
passengers, see APPENDIX "A."
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Chelsea V. Clinton, the President's
daughter
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NOVEMBER 24, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
4:40 p.m. WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Hugh (Dorothy) Rodham Sr., the
President's mother-in-law
Hugh Rodham Jr., the President's
brother-in-law
Mrs. Hugh (Maria Arias) Rodham Jr., wife
49479
6:10
P
The President placed the following telephone
calls to:
Rev. Bill Hybels, Pastor and founder,
Willow Creek Community Church, South
Barrington, Illinois
Anthony "Tony" Campolo, author; and
Professor of Sociology, Eastern College,
St. Davids, Pennsylvania
Rev. Gordon MacDonald, Pastor, Grace
Chapel, Lexington, Massachusetts
The calls were not completed.
49477
6:19
6:21
P
The President talked with Rev. J. Philip
Wogaman, Pastor of Foundry United Methodist
Church, Washington, D.C.
49480
6:24
6:32
R
The President talked with the Rev. Mr. Hybels.
49481
6:35 6:37 R
The President talked with Mr. Campolo.
49483
6:50 6:55 R
(b)(6)
49485
6:57
P
The President telephoned Rev. Rex M.
Horne, Jr., Pastor of Immanuel Baptist
Church, Little Rock, Arkansas. The call
was not completed.
49490
7:05
7:09
P
The President talked with Erskine B. Bowles,
general partner Forstman, Little and Company
New York, New York.
49482
Page 4
NOVEMBER 24, 1999
CAMP DAVID,
MARYLAND
7:11 p.m. WEDNESDAY
7:11
7:14
R
The President talked with the Rev. Mr.
MacDonald.
49491
7:14
P
The President telephoned Vice President
Albert A. Gore, Jr. The call was not
completed.
49492
7:27
7:28
R
The President talked with Vice President Gore
en route to Nashville, Tennessee.
49493
7:30
7:33
P
The President talked with S. Daniel Abraham,
Chairman, SDA Enterprises, Inc., West Palm
Beach, Florida.
54808
8:00? ?
The President, the First Lady, family and
friends watched the movie "Liberty Heights"
in Hickory Lodge.
Page 1
NOVEMBER 25, 1999
CAMP DAVID,
MARYLAND
8:19 a.m. THURSDAY
54800
8:19
8:37
The President motored from Camp David to
Maple Run Golf Course, Thurmont, Maryland.
49495
8:24
8:42
P
The President talked with Paul David
Leopoulos, personal friend from Little Rock,
Arkansas.
54804
8:38
2:10
The President played 18 holes of golf with:
Roger C. Clinton, the President's
brother
Richard "Dick" Kelley, the President's
step-father
Hugh Rodham Jr., the President's
brother-in-law
Harry Thomason, executive producer and
director, Mozark Productions, Hollywood,
California
Stewart Boxer, husband of Senator
Barbara Boxer (D-California)
Doug Boxer, son of Senator Barbara Boxer
(D-California)
49497
10:20
R
The President was telephoned by Jesse L.
Jackson, Special Envoy for the President and
the Secretary of State for the Promotion of
Democracy in Africa. The First Lady took the
call.
49499
11:02
R
The President was telephoned by Thomas M.
Caplan, author; and former roommate of the
President at Georgetown University. The call
was not completed.
54805
2:11 2:28
The President motored from Maple Run Golf
Course to Camp David.
49501
2:15
P
The President placed the following telephone
calls to:
Paul E. Begala, research professor,
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 25, 1999
MOTORCADE,
MARYLAND
2:15 p.m. THURSDAY
Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
Craig T. Smith, Campaign Manager for
Gore 2000
Rahm I. Emanuel, Managing Director,
Wasserstein Perella & Compnay, Chicago,
Illinois
The calls were not completed.
49502
2:45
3:08
R
The President talked with Mr. Begala.
49503
3:09
3:21
R
The President talked with Mr. Smith.
49504
3:21
3:30
R
The President talked with Mr. Emanuel.
49505
3:33
3:44
P
The President talked with Vernon E.
Jordan, Jr., senior partner with Akin, Gump,
Strauss, Hauer, and Feld law firm,
Washington, D.C.
49506
3:45
P
The President placed the following telephone
calls to:
Frank Greer, partner with Greer,
Margolis, Mitchell, Burns and
Associates, Washington, D.C.
Dennis Rivera, President, Local #1199,
Drug, Hospital, Health Care Employees
Union
The calls were not completed.
54806
The President, the First Lady, Chelsea
Clinton, and weekend guests had Thanksgiving
dinner in Hickory Lodge.
54807
The Presidential Party watched the movie "The
World is not Enough."
49500
10:37
10:39
P
The President talked with Mr. Caplan.
Page 1
NOVEMBER 26, 1999
CAMP DAVID,
MARYLAND
8:46 a.m. FRIDAY
54809
8:46
9:29
The President motored from Camp David to Penn
National Golf Course, Fayetteville,
Pennsylvania.
54811
8:46
3:22
The President played 18 holes of golf with:
Roger C. Clinton, the President's
brother
Harry Thomason, executive producer and
director, Mozark Productions, Hollywood,
California
Hugh Rodham Jr., the President's
brother-in-law
Anthony D. "Tony" Rodham, the
President's brother-in-law
Richard "Dick" Kelley, the President's
step-father
49507
9:06
9:10
P
The President talked with Senator James M.
Jeffords (R-Vermont).
49509
9:10
P
The President place the following telephone
calls to:
Charlene Barshefsky, U.S. Trade
Representative
James Carville, consultant and political
strategist, Washington, D.C.
The calls were not completed.
49508
9:11
9:21
P
The President talked with his Assistant for
National Security Affairs, Samuel R. "Sandy"
Berger.
49510
9:23
9:28
R
The President talked with Mr. Carville.
49511
11:35
P
The President placed the following telephone
calls to:
Tony Blair, Prime Minister of the United
Kingdom of Great Britian and Northern
Ireland (UK)
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 26, 1999
PENN NATIONAL GOLF COURSE
FAYETTEVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA
11:35 a.m. FRIDAY
Mr. Berger
The calls were not completed.
49512
11:53
11:54
R
The President talked on a conference call
with:
Mr. Berger
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Jenny A. McGee, Duty Officer, White
House Situation Room, National Security
Council (NSC)
49513
11:55
12:02
R
The President talked on a conference call
with:
Prime Minister Blair
Mr. Berger
Mr. Steinberg
Ms. McGee
49514
12:57
R
The President was telephoned by Senator Strom
Thurmond (R-South Carolina) The call was not
completed.
49515
2:13
R
The President was telephoned by
Representative David T. Dreier
(R-California) The call was not completed.
54810
3:22
4:06
The President motored from Penn National Golf
Course to Camp David, Maryland.
49517
3:27
P
The President placed the following telephone
calls to:
Warren M. Christopher, former Secretary
of State
Rev. Rex M. Horne Jr., Pastor of
Immanuel Baptist Church, Little Rock,
Arkansas
The calls were not completed.
49520
Page 3
NOVEMBER 26, 1999
MOTORCADE,
MARYLAND
3:31 p.m. FRIDAY
3:31
R
The President was telephoned by Harold M.
Ickes, partner with Ickes/Enright Group. The
call was not completed.
49516
3:33
3:37
P
The President talked with Berry Gordy,
record company executive and motion picture
executive, the Gordy Company, Los Angeles,
California.
49518
3:46
3:55
R
The President talked with Mr. Christopher.
49519
4:23
4:24
R
The President talked with the Rev. Mr. Horne.
54813
6:17
The President participated in a taping of a
Radio Address to the Nation on a series of
private sector initiatives to help protect
and educate the online consumer. The
President's remarks will be broadcast on
November 27, 1999 over the major radio
networks and their affiliates.
55412
The President, the First Lady, Chelsea
Clinton and weekend guests had dinner in
Laurel Lodge.
49521
8:25
R
The President was telephoned by Ronald I.
Dozoretz, Senior Vice President, First
Hospital Corporation, Norfolk, Virginia. The
call was not completed.
54812
The Presidential party watched the movie "The
Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc" in
Hickory Lodge.
Page 1
NOVEMBER 27, 1999
CAMP DAVID,
MARYLAND
12:21 a.m. SATURDAY
49570
12:21 12:22 P
The President talked with his brother-in-law,
Hugh Rodham.
49572
11:32
P
The President telephoned Ronald I. Dozoretz,
Senior Vice President, First Hospital
Corporation, Norfolk, Virginia. The call was
not completed.
49571
11:34 11:55 P
The President talked on a conference call
with:
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of
Staff
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Michael T. Manning, Duty Officer, White
House Situation Room, National Security
Council (NSC)
49574
12:11
12:12
R
The President talked with Harry Thomason,
executive director and producer, Mozark
Productions, Hollywood, California.
49573
1:43
1:44
R
The President talked with Mr. Dozoretz.
54814
The President and the First Lady shot skeet
at Ironwood Lodge. They were accompanied by
their daughter, Chelsea V. Clinton.
49575
3:02
R
The President was telephoned by Governor
Pedro J. Rossello (NPD-Puerto Rico). The call
was not completed.
49576
3:06
R
The President was telephoned by David
Trimble, leader of the Northern Ireland
Ulster Unionist Party, Belfast, Ireland. The
call was not completed.
49577
Page 2
NOVEMBER 27, 1999
CAMP DAVID,
MARYLAND
3:33 p.m. SATURDAY
3:33
3:35
P
The President talked on a conference call
with:
Mr. Trimble
Mr. Berger
Richard B. Norland, Director, European
Affairs, National Security Council (NSC)
Elizabeth B. Rogers, Duty Officer, White
House Situation Room, National Security
Council (NSC)
49578
4:10
R
The President was telephoned by Stanley K.
Sheinbaum, economist, Los Angeles,
California. The call was not completed.
49579
4:47
4:48
R
The President talked with Harold M. Ickes,
partner with Ickes/Enright Group.
49580
6:03
R
The President was telephoned by Robert J.
Miller, former Governor (D-Nevada). The call
was not completed.
49581
7:46
7:54
P
The President talked with Gene Drake---need
to better id.
55413
The President, the First Lady, Chelsea
Clinton, and weekend guests had cocktails in
the Laurel Lodge.
54815
8:20 8:38
The Presidential Party motored from Camp David
to the Carriage House Restaurant, Emmitsburg,
Maryland.
54817
8:38 11:37
The President had dinner with family and
friends. For a list of attendees, see
APPENDIX "A."
54816
11:37 11:57
The President and First Lady motored from the
Carriage House Restaurant to Camp David,
continued
Page 3
NOVEMBER 27, 1999
MOTORCADE,
CAMP DAVID
11:37 p.m. SATURDAY
Maryland.
54818
The President, the First Lady, and weekend
guests watched the movie "End of Days" in
Hickory Lodge.
APPENDICES FOR PRESIDENTIAL DIARY
OF
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1999
DINNER GUESTS
APPENDIX "A" Page 1
November 27, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
The Carriage House Restaurant,
Emmitsburg, Maryland
ATTENDEES:
The President
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Chelsea V. Clinton, the President's daughter
Hugh (Dorothy) Rodham Sr., the President's mother-in-law
Richard "Dick" Kelley, the President's step-father
Harry Thomason, executive producer and director, Mozark
Productions, Hollywood, California
Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, writer and executive producer, Mozark
Productions, Hollywood, California
Danny Thomason, son
Senator Barbara Boxer, (D-California)
Stewart Boxer, husband
Doug Boxer, son
Amy Lynch, dinner guest
Anthony D. "Tony" Rodham, the President's brother-in-law
Mrs. Anthony D. "Tony" (Nicole Boxer) Rodham, wife
Terence R. McAuliffe, a democratic fundraiser, Washington, D.C.
Dorothy McAuliffe, wife
Hugh Rodham Jr., the President's brother-in-law
Mrs. Hugh (Maria) Rodham, wife
Hayden McIlroy, a personal friend of the President and resident
of Dallas, Texas
Mary Joe McIlroy, wife
APPENDIX "A"
Page 2
11-27-1999
James B. Blair, general counsel, Tyson Food, Inc., Little Rock,
Arkansas
Diane Blair, member of the Corporation of Public Broadcasting,
Little Rock, Arkansas
Page 1
NOVEMBER 28, 1999
CAMP DAVID,
MARYLAND
3:53 a.m. SUNDAY
49583
3:53
P
The President gave a message to the Signal
Board operator.
49584
9:30
R
The President received a wake up call from
the Signal Board operator.
49585
10:34
R
The President was telephoned by Stanley K.
Sheinbaum, economist, Los Angeles,
California. The call was not completed.
49586
10:41
R
The President was telephoned by Dennis
Rivera, President, Local 119, Drug, Hospital,
Health Care Employees Union. The call was not
completed.
49587
12:03
P
The President placed the following telephone
calls to:
Janet Reno, Attorney General
Gov. Pedro J. Rossello, (NPD-Puerto
Rico)
The calls were not completed.
49589
12:08
12:12
R
The President talked with his Assistant and
Chief of Staff, John D. Podesta.
49588
12:15
12:28
R
The President talked on a conference call
with:
Attorney General Reno
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
49590
12:29
12:31
R
The President talked with Mr. Berger.
54819
12:48
1:11
The President motored from Camp David to the
Black Rock Golf Course, Hagerstown, Maryland.
49591
Page 2
NOVEMBER 28, 1999
MOTORCADE,
CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND
1:01 p.m. SUNDAY
1:01
1:04
P
The President talked with his Assistant and
Deputy Chief of Staff, Maria Echaveste.
54824
1:12
5:34
The President played 18 holes of golf with:
Harry Thomason, executive producer and
director, Mozark Productions, Hollywood,
California
Danny Thomason, son
Stewart Boxer, husband of Senator
Barbara Boxer (D-California)
Doug Boxer, son of Senator Barbara Boxer
(D-California)
Anthony D. "Tony" Rodham, the
President's brother-in-law
Hayden McIlroy, a personal friend of the
President and resident of Dallas, Texas
Terence R. McAuliffe, a democratic
fundraiser, Washington, D.C.
49592
2:10
R
The President was telephoned by Frank Greer,
partner with Greer, Margolis, Mitchell, Burns
and Associates, Washington, D.C. The call was
not completed.
49593
4:29
R
The President was telephoned by Vice
President Albert A. Gore, Jr. The call was
not completed.
54820
5:35
6:03
The President motored from the Black Rock
Golf Course to Camp David, Maryland.
54821
8:32
8:58
The President flew by Marine helicopter from
Camp David to the South Ground of the White
House. He was accompanied by:
Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady
Mrs. Hugh (Dorothy) Rodham Sr., the
President's mother-in-law
49594
8:48
R
The President was telephoned by Vice
President Gore. The call was not completed.
continued
Page 3
NOVEMBER 28, 1999
ABOARD MARINE ONE,
MARYLAND
8:48 p.m. SUNDAY
54822
9:02
The Presidential party went to the second
floor Residence.
54823
9:30
The President retired.
49582
11:06
R
The President was telephoned by Vice
President Gore. The call was not completed.
Page 1
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
9:06 a.m. MONDAY
54825
9:06
The President went to the Oval Office.
49595
9:07
9:27
R
The President talked with Vice President
Albert A. Gore, Jr.
54826
9:27
9:36
The President met with:
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of
Staff
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for
Policy and Strategy
Maria Echaveste, Assistant and Deputy
Chief of Staff
Steven J. Ricchetti, Assistant and
Deputy Chief of Staff
54827
9:37
9:53
The President met for a briefing with:
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Warren B. Rudman, Chairman, President's
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
(PFIAB)
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant for
National Security Affairs
Mr. Podesta
Mr. Ricchetti
Ms. Echaveste
54828
9:58
The President went to the Roosevelt Room.
54829
9:58 10:25
The President participated in a message
taping session for:
Beginning of the Muslim Holy season of
Ramadan
Dedication of the UN Human Rights Day
Passage of GEAR UP
Documentray on the World War II Memorial
Announcement of U.S. participation in
the Stop Racism Youth Challenge
U.S. Committee for the Celebration of
the UN International Year of the Older
continued
Page 2
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
9:58 a.m. MONDAY
Persons Luncheon
54830
10:26
The President returned to the Oval Office.
54831
10:29 10:35
The President met with:
John Fahey, President of the National
Georgraphic Society
Rick Allen, President of Natioanl
Geographic Ventures
Maureen T. Shea, Special Assistant and
Associate Director of Public Liaison
The purpose of the meeting was present the
President with a series of political maps of
the world.
54832
10:47 10:50
The President participated in a scheduling
meeting with:
Stephanie S. Streett, Assistant and
Director of Presidential Scheduling
Sara M. Latham, Deputy Director of
Presidential Scheduling
Julie D. Eddy, Special Assistant and
Deputy Director of Presidential
Scheduling
54834
10:56 11:52
The President met with his economic and
budget advisers to discuss fiscal year budget
2001. For a partial list of attendees, see
APPENDIX "A."
54835
11:52
The President returned to the Oval Office.
51067
11:52
11:54
P
The President talked with the Vice President
Gore.
54836
11:54 12:19
The President met for a briefing with:
Mr. Berger
Mr. Sosnik
Joseph P. Lockhart, Assistant and Press
continued
Page 3
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
11:54 a.m. MONDAY
Secretary
49596
12:16
R
The President was telephoned by Senator Strom
Thurmond (R-South Carolina). The President's
Personal Secretary, Betty W. Currie took the
call.
54833
12:19
The President went to the Cabinet Room.
54837
12:20 12:29
The President greeted Members of Congress
prior to the Budget Bill Signing Ceremony.
54838
12:30
The President went to the Rose Garden.
54839
12:31 12:50
The President participated in a Signing
Ceremony for H.R. 3194, The Omnibus
Appropriations Act for FY 2000. For a list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "B."
Members of Press
54840
12:59
The President returned to the second floor
Residence.
49597
1:59
2:00
R
The President talked with his Personal Aide,
Paul K. "Kris" Engskov.
54841
2:10
The President returned to the Oval Office.
54842
2:11 2:17
The President participated in an interview
with:
Bob Vila, host of "Bob Vila's Home
Again," a syndicatetd television show on
home improvement
Mr. Podesta
49598
2:35
2:42
P
The President talked with Governor Pedro J.
continued
Page 4
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
2:35 p.m. MONDAY
Rossello (NPD-Puerto Rico).
49600
2:54
P
The President telephoned Jesse L. Jackson,
Special Envoy for the President and the
Secretary of State for the Promotion of
Democracy in Africa. The call was not
completed.
49599
2:55
3:03
P
The President talked with Dennis Rivera,
President, Local #1199, Drug, Hospital, Health
Care Employees Union.
49601
3:20
P
The President telephoned Representative
David T. Dreier (R-California) The call was
not completed.
49639
3:35
P
The President telephoned Frank Greer, partner
with Greer, Margolis, Mitchell, Burns and
Associates, Washington, D.C. The call was not
completed.
49603
3:39
3:50
P
The President talked with Robert J. Miller,
former Governor (D-Nevada).
49604
3:57
4:00
R
The President talked with Mr. Greer.
49605
4:00
4:06
R
The President talked with the First Lady.
49606
4:12
4:14
R
The President talked with Harold M. Ickes,
partner with Ickes/Enright Group.
49607
4:26
4:43
P
The President talked with Richard L.
Huber, Chairman of the Board of Directors,
Aetna Inc., Hartford, Conneticut.
49602
4:43
4:48
R
The President talked with Representative
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THE WHITE HOUSE
4:43 p.m. MONDAY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Dreier.
54843
4:58
5:24
The President met with:
Mr. Berger
Ms. Echaveste
Mr. Podesta
Mr. Rudman
54849
5:39
6:02
The President met with:
George J. Mitchell, Special Counsel at
Verner, Liipfert, Bernard, McPherson and
Hand law firm
Mr. Berger
54850
6:03
The President walked Mr. Mitchell to the West
Lobby.
54851
6:04
The President returned to the Oval Office.
54852
6:05 6:36
The President participated in a ceremony to
receive Diplomatic Credentials. For a list of
attendees, see APPENDIX "C."
54844
6:50
The President returned to the second floor
Residence.
54845
7:30
(b)(6)
49608
7:37
R
The President was telephoned by Mr. Ickes.
The call was not completed.
54846
8:35
The President returned to the second floor
Residence.
49610
8:35
R
The President was telephoned by the First
Lady. The call was not completed.
continued
Page 6
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
8:35 p.m. MONDAY
54847
9:00
The President had dinner.
49612
9:00
R
The President was telephoned by Ms.
Echaveste. The call was not completed.
49613
9:02
9:13
R
The President talked with his Mr. Podesta.
49614
9:27
9:37
P
The President talked with Terence R. "Terry"
McAuliffe, democratic fundraiser, Washington,
D.C.
49611
9:37
9:45? P
The President talked with the First Lady in
New York, New York.
49615
9:45
P
The President telephoned Governor Rossello.
The call was not completed.
49616
9:50
10:01
P
The President talked with Prince Bandar bin
Sultan, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia to the U.S.
49617
10:06
R
The President was telephoned by his cousin,
Lisa Cornwell. The call was not completed.
49609
10:27
10:44
P
The President talked with Mr. Ickes.
54848
11:00
The President retired.
49618
11:00
11:03
R
The President talked with Mr. Ickes.
49619
11:13
11:16
R
The President talked with the First Lady.
APPENDICES FOR PRESIDENTIAL DIARY
OF
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1999
ECONOMIC ADVISERS MEETING
APPENDIX "A"
November 29, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
The Cabinet Room
List not complete.
ATTENDEES:
The President
Albert A. Gore Jr., Vice President
John D. Podesta, Assistant and Chief of Staff
Lawrence J. Stein, Assistant and Director of Legislative Affairs
Gene B. Sperling, Assistant for Economic Policy and Director of
the National Economic Policy Office
Jacob J. "Jack" Lew, Director of the Office of Management and
Budget (OMB)
Sylvia M. Mathews, Deputy Director of the Office of Management
and Budget (OMB)
Bruce N. Reed, Assistant for Domestic Policy
Samuel R. "Sandy" Berger, Assistant for National Security Affairs
Martin N. Baily, Member, Council of Economic Advisers (CEA)
Lawrence H. Summers, Secretary of the Treasury
Stuart E. Eizenstat, Special Representative of the President and
Secretary of State for the Promotion of Democracy in Cuba
Christopher C. Jennings, Deputy Assistant for Health Policy,
Domestic Policy Council
Charles W. Burson, Counsel to the Vice President
Douglas B. Sosnik, Senior Advisor for Policy and Strategy
Steven J. Ricchetti, Assistant and Deputy Chief of Staff
Maria Echaveste, Assistant and Deputy Chief of Staff
BILL SIGNING CEREMONY
APPENDIX "B"
November 29, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
The Rose Garden
List not complete.
ATTENDEES:
The President
Senator Pete V. Domenici, (R-New Mexico)
Senator Patrick J. Leahy, (D-Vermont)
Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, (D-Maryland)
Representative Elijah E. Cummings, (D-Maryland)
Representative Jay Dickey, (R-Arkansas)
Representative Norman D. Dicks, (D-Washington)
Representative Carolyn C. Kilpatrick, (D-Michigan)
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, (D-New York)
Representative Ralph Regula, (R-Ohio)
Representative Albert Russell Wynn, (D-Maryland)
DIPLOMATIC CREDENTIALS CEREMONY
APPENDIX "C"
November 29, 1999
Attendance not confirmed.
The Oval Office
ATTENDEES:
The President
Lebohang K. Moleko, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Lesotho
Mario Artaza, Ambassador of the Republic of Chile
Roland Eng, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Cambodia
Simbi Veke Mubako, Ambassador of the Republic of Zimbabwe
Roberto Bernardo Saladin Selin, Ambassador of the Dominican
Republic
Guillermo Alfredo Ford Boyd, Ambassador of the Republic of Panama
Mohamed Nabil Fahmy, Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt
Shunji Yanai, Ambassador of Japan
Jibril Muhammed Aminu, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria