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    "ocrText": "THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower spent a quiet\nday at the Farm with Major and Mrs. John\nEisenhower and children.\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1959\n9:40 am\nThe President met with the following members\nof the U. S. Flag Commission:\nMajor General Andrew T. McNamara\nChief Quartermaster\nBrig. General Roy T. Evans\nDeputy to General McNamara\nColonel John T. Martz, Jr.\nLt. Colonel J. F. Cook, Jr.\nHon. Robert Merriam\n(The above departed the Farm at 11:05 am)\n1:55 - 2:40 pm\nThe President, Major John Eisenhower, and David\nshot skeet.\n2:40 - 3:27 pm\nHunted for rabbits.\n3:30 - 3:55 pm\nThe President stopped off at the residence of\nMajor John Eisenhower.\n3:58 pm\nThe President returned to his residence.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:20 am\nThe President departed the Farm via U. S.\nArmy helicopter for flight to Washington, D. C.\nHe was accompanied by\nMajor John Eisenhower\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n8:58 am\nLanded on the White House Grounds.\n9:00 - 9:03 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:05 - 9:34 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:15 - 9:48 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:48 - 10:13 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:30 - 10:40 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:40 - 11:54 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. Robert Merriam (until 11:44 am)\n11:12 - 11:54 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:59 - 12:08 pm\nThe President signed the Proclamation formally\nadmitting Alaska into the Union as the 49th State\nand the Executive Order designating a new design\nfor the U. S. Flag. The following attended the\nceremony:\nThe Vice President\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nHon. Fred Seaton\n(list continued)\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1959\nPage 2\n11:59 - 12:08 pm\nThe following attended the ceremony when the President\nsigned the Proclamation formally admitting Alaska into\nthe Union as the 49th State, and the Executive Order\ndesignating a new design for the U. S. Flag (list continued\nfrom previous page):\nHon. Robert Atwood, Anchorage Alaska\nHon. E. L. Bartlett, Senator-elect\nHon. Ernest Guening, Senator-elect\nHon. Waino Hendrickson (has been acting Governor)\nHon. Ralph J. Rivers, Congressman-elect\nHon. Michael A. Stepovich (former Governor)\nHon. David Finley, Chairman, Commission of Fine Arts\nMajor General A. T. McNamara\nQuartermaster General of the Army\nBrig. General R. P. Evans, Jr.\nDeputy to the Quartermaster General\nColonel John Martz, Jr.\nChief of Research and Engineering\nOffice of the Quartermaster General\nLt. Colonel James S. Cook, Jr.\nChief of Heraldic Branch\nOffice of the Quartermaster General\nMembers of the White House Staff\n12:11 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion,\n1:00 pm\n(Senator Richard Russell had lunch with the President)\nOFF THE RECORD\n2:48 pm\nThe President departed the White House Grounds\nvia helicopter for flight to the Gettysburg Farm.\nHe was accompanied by:\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n3:27 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1959\nPage 3\n3:43 - 3:53 pm\nThe President practiced golf.\n4:08 pm\nThe President motored to the Skeet Range where\nhe met Major John Eisenhower and David Eisenhower.\nThey shot skeet until 5:00 pm.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n10:33 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied\nby David Eisenhower, departed the Farm and motored\nto the Gettysburg Presbyterian Church.\n10:38 am\nArrived at the Church. Chief Usher Allen S. Stauffer\nescorted them to the Presidential pew.\nReverend Robert A. MacAskill conducted the Service.\n11:46 am\nDeparted the Church and returned to the Farm.\n11:53 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n2:50 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nthe Gettysburg Farm and motored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n4:38 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1959\n8:13 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Dr. Milton Eisenhower and Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:13 - 8:24 am\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\n8:24 - 8:34 am\nHon. James Killian, Jr.\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:34 - 8:37 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:58 - 9:00 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\n9:00 - 11:35 am\nBI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator J. William Fulbright (Foreign Relations)\nSenator Theodore F. Green (Foreign Relations\nSenator Carl Hayden (Appropriations and Rules)\nSenator Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. (Rules)\nSenator Lyndon B. Johnson (Majority Leader)\nSenator Michael J. Mansfield (Foreign Relations & Rules)\nSenator Richard B. Russell (Armed Services)\nSenator Styles Bridges (Appropriations & Armed Services)\nSenator Everett M. Dirksen (Appropriations)\nSenator Bourke B. Hickenlooper (Foreign Relations)\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall (Appropriations & Armed\nServices)\nSenator Alexander Wiley (Foreign Relations)\nCongressman Carl Albert (Majority Whip)\nCongressman Clarence Cannon (Appropriations)\nCongressman John W. McCormack (Majority Floor Leader)\nCongressman Thomas E. Morgan (Foreign Affairs)\nCongressman Sam Rayburn (Speaker of the House)\nCongressman Carl Vinson (Armed Services)\nCongressman Leo E. Allen (Rules)\nCongressman Leslie C. Arends (Minority Whip)\nCongresswoman Frances P. Bolton (Foreign Affairs)\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield (Foreigh Affairs)\nCongressman Charles A. Halleck (House Leader)\nCongressman Joseph W. Martin, Jr. (Minority Floor\nLeader)\nCongressman John Taber (Appropriations)\n(continued)\nMONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 11:35 am\nBI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\n(List continued):\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. William Mac omber\nMr. Philander P. Claxton (to bring charts)\nMr. Jack Bell\n\"\nMr. Dempster McIntosh\n\"\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Donald Quarles\nHon. John N. Erwin, II\nHon. William Holaday\nHon. Nathan Twining\nHon. Clarence J. Hauck, Jr.\nMr. Max Lehrer (to bring charts)\nHon. Leonard Saccio\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n11:35 - 11:41 am\nHon. Neil McElroy\n11:43 - 11:45 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:45 - 12:05 pm\n(Senator George Malone) OFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Edward McCabe)\n12:05 - 12:25 pm\nDr. James B. Fisk\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:28 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nMONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1959\nPage 3\n2:23 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:35 - 3:25 pm\n(Hon. Arthur Larson) OFF THE RECORD\n3:30 - 4:06 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n3:58 - 3:59 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:07 - 4:23 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:59 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n5:00 pm\n(OFF THE RECORD Meeting in the President's Library):\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\n(Hon. Meade Alcorn)\n(Hon. Leonard Hall)\n(Mrs. Clare Williams)\n(Mrs. Peter Gibson)\n(Mr. John Ashbrook)\n(Mr. Spencer Olin)\n(Mr. Justin Dart)\n(Mr. Daniel Gainey)\n(Mr. Charles Percy)\n(Mr. Joseph Bachelder)\n(Mr. Claude Robinson)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n(Hon. David Kendall)\n(Hon. Fred Scribner)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Mr. Charles Percy)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:32 am\nThe President arrived in the office (accompanied by\nMr. Charles Percy)\n8:32 - 8:34 am\n(Mr. Charles Percy)\nOFF THE RECORD\n8:35 - 9:19 am\n(Hon. Arthur Flemming)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n9:20 - 9:25 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:30 -9:45 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:45 - 9:48 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:00 - 11:27 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:27 - 11:47 am\nHon. Frank Pace\n11:47 - 11:58 am\n(Mr. Robert Biggers)\nOFF THE RECORD\n11:58 - 12:15 pm\nMr. Spyros P. Skouras\n12:09 - 12:15 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:18 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:17 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:18 - 2:25 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:25 - 2:35 pm\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\n2:36 - 2:39 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:04 - 3:05 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:05 - 3:10 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1959\nPage 2\n3:10 - 5:55 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n3:43 - 3:44 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n4:15 - 5:50 pm\nMr. Charles Percy\n4:10 - 4:20 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n5:35 - 6:00 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n6:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1959\n7:51 am\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. Wilton B.\nPersons and Hon. James Hagerty, departed the\nWhite House and motored to the National\nPresbyterian Church.\n7:56 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church.\n8:00 - 8:40 am\nThe President attended the Service of Intercession\nand Holy Communion on the occasion of the convening\nof the Congress.\nUpon entering the Church, the President was greeted\nby Chief Usher Alfred Barnett who escorted him to his\npew.\nFollowing the Services the following escorted the\nPresident to the main entrance of the Church:\nReverend Theophilus M. Taylor\nReverend Eugene Carson Blake\nReverend Frederick Brown Harris\nReverend Harold C. Koch\nReverend Edward L. R. Elson\n8:45 am\nThe President, Hon. Wilton B. Persons, and\nHon. James Hagerty departed the National Presbyterian\nChurch and motored to the White House.\n8:48 am\nArrived at the White House.\n8:48 - 8:58 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:58 - 9:16 am\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n9:17 - 9:27 am\nHon. G. Lewis Jones\nU. S. Ambassador to Tunisia\n(Has been in Washington on consultation)\n9:27 - 10:03 am\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1959\nPage 2\n10:03 - 10:23 am\nHon. James P. Mitchell\n(Saw the President re Federal Civilian Employee\nAwards)\n10:27 - 10:48 am\n(Hon. James Durfee)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board)\n(Hon. David Kendall)\n10:48 - 11:11 am\nHon. George Allen\nHon. Eric Johnston\nHon. James Hagerty\n(Saw the President re Moscow Fair)\n11:11 - 11:17 am\nHon. George Allen\n(Periodic appointment)\n11:28 - 11:45 am\nReverend Dr. Theophilus M. Taylor\nModerator, General Assembly, United Presbyterian\nChurch in the USA\nReverend Dr. Eugene C. Blake\nStated Clerk, General Assembly\nReverend Dr. W. Paul Ludwig\nModerator, Presbyter of Washington City\nReverend Dr. Arthur M. Romig\nGeneral Presbyter, Presbytery of Washington City\nReverend Dr. Edward L. R. Elson\nPastor, National Presbyterian Church, Washington, D. C.\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:45 - 12:05 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:05 - 12:24 pm\nGeneral John Bragdon\n12:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:10 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:15 - 2:34 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1959\nPage 3\n2:34 - 3:12 pm\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n3:12 - 3:14 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n5:00 - 5:01 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:00 - 5:05 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:03 - 5:06 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n5:26 - 5:43 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:53 - 5:55 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n6:02 - 6:05 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nMajor John Eisenhower\n6:05 - 6:25 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n6:25 - 6:33 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n6:33 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959\n8:07 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Ambassador John Hay Whitney.\n8:07 - 8:15 am\nAmbassador John Hay Whitney\n8:15 - 8:32 am\nHon. Robert C. Hill\nU. S. Ambassador to Mexico\nHon. Roy Rubottom\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:32 - 8:33 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:33 - 9:13 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:13 - 9:15 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:32 - 10:20 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n9:47 - 10:27 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:27 - 10:29 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:45 - 11:55 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\n12:00 - 1:45 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n12:20 - 12:35 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:45 - 1:10 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n1:47 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n2:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:30 - 3:35 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n(Saw the President in the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959\n7:56 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:25 - 8:27 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:31 - 8:43 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n8:43 - 8:59 am\n(Mr. Thomas McCabe)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Chester, Pennsylvania)\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n9:00 - 9:09 am\nThe President greeted members of the Canadian\nParliament, who were accompanied by representatives\nof the U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee and\nHouse Foreign Affairs Committee:\nCanadian Parliamentarians - from the Senate\nThe Hon. Mark Drouin\nSpeaker of the Senate, Progressive Conservative\nThe Hon. William R. Brunt\nHanover Ontario, Progressive Conservative\nThe Hon. Sydney John Smith\nKamloops, B. C., Liberal\nFrom the House of Commons\nThe Hon. Roland Michener\nSpeaker of the House of Commons\nProgressive Conservative\nThe Hon. Lionel Chevrier\nMember for Laurier, Liberal\nHazen Argue\nMember for Assiniboia\nCooperative Commonwealth Federation\nWilliam L. Houck\nMember for Niagara Falls, Liberal\nErik Neilsen\nMember for Yukon, Progressive Conservative\nRichard D. Thrasher\nMember for Essex, South, Progressive\nConservative\n(Some of the above's wives also attended)\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 9:09 am\nCanadian Parliamentarians and representatives\nof the U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee and\nHouse Foreign Affairs Committee (continued):\nU. S. Senators\nSenator Theodore F. Green, Rhode Island\nChairman, Foreign Relations Committee\nSenator Alexander Wiley, Wisconsin\nRanking Republican Member, Foreign Relations Committee\nSenator George D. Aiken, Vermont\nRepublican Member, Foreign Relations Committee\nSenator Homer E. Capehart, Indiana\nRepublican Member, Foreign Relations Committee\nSenator Michael J. Mansfield, Montana\nDemocrat Member, Foreign Relations Committee\nU. S. House of Representatives\nCongressman Thomas E. Morgan, Pennsylvania\nChairman, Foreign Affairs Committee\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield, Illinois\nRanking Republican Member, Foreign Affairs Committee\nCongressman Frank M. Coffin, Maine\nDemocrat Member, Foreign Affairs Committee\nCongressman Walter H. Judd, Minnesota\nRepublican Member, Foreign Affairs Committee\nCongressman Chester E. Merrow, New Hampshire,\nRepublican Member, Foreign Affairs Committee\nIn addition:\nMr. George C. Denney, Jr.\nSenate Foreign Relations Committee\nMr. Frank Schupt\nHouse Foreign Affairs Committee\nMr. Woodbury Willoughby\nDirector, Office of British Commonwealth\nand Northern European Affairs, Department of\nState\nMr. A. E. Ritchie, Canadian Embassy\n9:09 - 9:30 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n9:50 - 9:56 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959\nPage 3\n11:10 am\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n12:03 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the House Wing of the\nU. S. Capitol.\n12:10 pm\nArrived at the Capitol. The President and Mrs.\nEisenhower were greeted by\nMr. J. George Stewart\nArchitect of the Capitol\nMr. Gus Cook\nAssociate Architect of the Capitol\nUpon entering the building, Mrs. Eisenhower\nwas escorted to the Executive Gallery, while\nthe President was escorted to the Speaker's Office.\nIn the Speaker's Office were members of the\nCabinet, and three Senators and three Representatives,\n12:29 pm\nThe President departed the Speaker's Office and\nwas escorted to the Speaker's Rostrum in the\nHouse Chamber.\nThe Speaker of the House introduced the President.\n12:32 - 1:18 pm\nThe President delivered his State of the Union\nMessage.\n1:20 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nCapitol and motored to the White House.\n1:27 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n1:30 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:05 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n3:07 - 3:10 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:12 - 3:26 pm\nMajor John S. D. Eisenhower\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959\nPage 4\n3:27 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nthe White House and motored to Camp David.\nMr. James Rowley accompanied them.\nDr. Walter Tkach and Sgt. Moaney rode in\nanother car.\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n5:03 pm\nArrived at Camp David.\nMr. and Mrs. George Allen were guests at\nCamp David.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1959\nGAMP DAVID, MD.\n9:45 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departedd\nCamp David and motored to the President's\nFarm in Gettysburg, Pa. Dr. Tkach accompanied.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n10:15 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm where they\nlooked over the cattle.\n11:03 pm\nDeparted the President's Farm and stopped by\nMr. George Allen's farm for five minutes.\n11:15 am\nDeparted Gettysburg and motored back to\nCamp David, Md.\nGAMP DAVID, MD.\n11:45 am\nArrived at Camp David.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\nNo activity recorded for the morning.\n2:58 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nCamp David and motored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n4:37 pm\nArrived at the White House,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959\n8:17 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:23 - 8:25 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:29 - 8:30 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:52 - 9:00 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:00 - - 9:50 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Christian Herter\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nHon. Gordon Gray\nMr. Philip Farley\nMajor General Herbert B. Loper\nMr. John Erwin\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(Hon. John McCone) OFF THE RECORD\n9:50 - 10:05 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Neil McElroy\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nLt. General G. H. Davidson (joined at 10:00 am)\n10:05 - 10:09 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\n10:09 - 10:30 am\nLt. General G. H. Davidson\nMr. Boone Grose\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(Picture taken)\n10:30 - 10:35 am\nLt. General G. H. Davidson\n10:35 - 11:15 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nDr. George B. Kistiakowsky\n11:18 - 11:54 am\n(Mr. Henry Luce)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Dr. Edward L. R. Elson)\n11:55 am\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nMONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959\nPage 2\n12:58 pm\nThe President and General John S. Bragdon\ndeparted the White House and motored to the\nArmy Navy Club.\n1:03 pm\nArrived at the Army Navy Club. Here they\nattended a West Point Class of 1915 Luncheon,\nwhich was held on the 6th floor of the Club.\nUpon arriving, the President was greeted by\nGeneral Frederic W. Boye, the class president.\nThe following attended the Luncheon:\nBrig. General Frederic W. Boye\nMajor General John S. Bragdon\nBrig. General John F. Conklin\nBrig. General John F. David\nColonel E. DeTreville Ellis\nMajor General Vernon Evans\nColonel Douglas R. Gillette\nMr. Sidney G. Graves\nMajor General Edwin B. Lyon\nMajor General Paul J. Mueller\nMajor General George J. Richards\nLt. General Joseph M. Swing\nBrig. General Edward C. Wallington\nColonel Raymond Marsh\nBrig. General Hume Peabody\n2:55 pm\nThe President and General Bragdon departed the\nLuncheon at the Army Navy Club and motored to\nthe White House.\n2:57 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nGeneral Bragdon entered the office with the\nPresident.\n3:03 - 3:15 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n3:35 - 3:40 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:45 - 4:05 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nMONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1959\nPage 3\n4:01 - 4:07 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:25 - 4:36 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens (out 4:31 pm)\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:47 - 4:55 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:25 - 5:39 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:40 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe movie projection room.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1959\n7:55 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:08 - 8:14 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:25 - 8:32 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\n8:32 - 10:30 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Salstonstall\nSenator Thomas H. Kuchel\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman John Taber\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. Elmer B. Staats\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Robert B. Merriam\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Roemer McPhee\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n10:30 - 10:42 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1959\nPage 2\n11:00 - 11:24 am\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nChairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(Periodic appointment for Gen. Twining)\n11:24 - 11:30 am\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:30 - 11:33 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:35 - 11:55 am\nThe Board of Directors of The American Farm\nBureau Federation called on the President:\nCharles B. Shuman, President\nWalter L. Randolph\nRoger Fleming\nMrs. Haven Smith\nHerbert W. Voorhees\nLorenzo D. Lambson\nStacey Cole\nCharles Marshall\nW. I. Boone\nWalter Wightman\nGeorge Doup\nE. Howard Hill\nL. B. Martin\nReuben V. Anderson\nW. B. McAlister\nA. V. Smoot\nBoswell Stevens\nB. B. St. Clair\nLewis Munn\nE. H. Finlayson\nT. J. Hitch\nAllen Lauterbach\nStanley Burris\nJohn C. Lynn\nWoodrow Luttrell, Member of Information Division\nLeonard Warner, Member of Information Division\nHon. Jack Anderson and Hon. Thomas E. Stephens\naccompanied the above.\n11:55 - 12:05 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1959\nPage 3\n12:05 - 12:15 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n12:15 - 12:25 pm\nColonel William W. Thomas\n12:25 - 12:45 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:47 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion,\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:25 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:55 - 3:28 pm\nPracticed golf on the South Grounds,\n3:30 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:31 - 3:40 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:42 - 4:05 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n4:10 - 4:45 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n4:14 - 4:18 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:30 - 6:00 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\n6:05 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:28 - 8:30 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:31 - 8:36 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:36 - 8:43 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:45 - 8:48 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:09 - 9:24 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:24 - 9:42 am\n(General Edwin Clark)\nOFF THE RECORD\n9:42 - 10:00 am\nMr. Stanley C. Hope\nPresident, National Association of Manufacturers\nNew York City\nMr. Charles R. Sligh, Jr.\nExecutive Vice President, National Association\nof Manufacturers (former President)\nMr. Stephen Dunn\nVice President, National Association of Manufacturers\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:00 - 10:25 am\nThe Rt. Hon. Ernest Marples, M. P.\nPostmaster General of Great Britain\nH. E. Sir Harold Caccia, Ambassador from Great Britain\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\n(Picture was taken)\n10:24 - 11:05 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Livingston Merchant (until 10:26 am)\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\n11:05 - 11:10 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:15 am\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959\nPage 2\n12:05 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to the National Press Club. He was\naccompanied by\nMr. Jack Horner\nPresident of the National Press Club (Outgoing)\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n12:06 pm\nArrived at the National Press Club. The President\nwas greeted by\nMr. William Lawrence, Incoming President NPC\nMr. Cecil Holland\nThe President proceeded to the East Lounge on the\n13th Floor of the National Press Building. Here a\nreception was in progress and about 40 guests were\npresent.\n12:30 pm\nThe President and Mr. Jack Horner went to the\nMain Ballroom for Luncheon.\n12:30 - 1:00 pm\nLUNCHEON at the National Press Club.\n1:00 pm\nMr. Jack Horner introduced the President, after\nintroducing General Persons, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Hagerty,\nand Mr. Harlow.\n1:05 - 1:50 pm\nQuestion and answer period. Mr. Jack Horner read\nquestions to the President and the President answered.\nThis was on live television.\nFollowing the question and answer period, Mr. Jack\nHorner presented the President with a membership\ncard in the National Press Club.\n2:0 1pm\nThe President and his party departed the National\nPress Club and returned to the White House.\n2:02 pm\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nHon. Wilton B. Persons, Hon. Thomas E. Stephens,\nand Hon. James Hagerty.\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959\nPage 3\n2:27 - 3:00 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:05 - 3:09 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:09 - 4:14 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:15 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:25 - 4:26 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n4:45 - 5:20 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:28 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n8:14 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to the Statler Hotel. He was accompanied\nby\nGeneral John S. Bragdon\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:16 pm\nArrived at the Statler Hotel where he was greeted by\nMr. Herbert Blunck\nGeneral Manager of the Statler Hotel\nMr. William D. Carlebach\nPresident of the Association of State Planning\nand Development Agencies\nColonel John Meek\nFollowing the exchange of greetings and picture-taking,\nthe President was escorted to the Federal Room where\nhe dropped in on the Tenth Annual Dinner Conference of\nthe Association of State Planning and Development Agencies.\n8:20 - 8:30 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT.\n8:35 pm\nThe President departed the Statler Hotel and motored\nto the White House.\n8:37 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1959\n7:52 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:43 - 8:44 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:45 - 8:55 am\nHon. Albert Cole\nHon. David Kendall\n9:00 - 11:15 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (393rd)\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. James H. Smith, Jr.\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\nThe following met with the President in his office\nafter National Security Council Meeting:\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. John Foster Dulles)\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(Hon. Maurice Stans)\n(Hon. Christian A. Herter)\n(General Nathan F. Twining)\n(Hon. Allen W. Dulles)\n(General Charles P. Cabell)\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1959\nPage 2\nOff the Record appointment in the President's\noffice following National Security Council Meeting:\n(List continued from previous page):\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\n(Lt. General John Samford)\n(Hon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.)\n(Richard M. Bissell)\n(Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.)\n(General Graves B. Erskine)\n(Hon. John N. Irwin, II)\n(Hon. J. Patrick Coyne)\n11:15 - 12:10 pm\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:10 - 12:30 pm\n(Hon. Walter Judd)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. Harry Bullis)\n(Mr. Peavey Heffelfinger)\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n12:30 - 12:34 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:34 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\nThe following had lunch with the President:\n(Mr. Hadley Cantril)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n2:24 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:25 - 2:26 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:26 - 2:30 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n3:00 - 3:46 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:47 pm\nReturned to the office.\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1959\nPage 3\n3:47 - 3:48 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:48 - 4:09 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:09 - 4:35 pm\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\n4:35 - 5:00 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n5:01 pm\n(General Walter Bedell Smith)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Saw the President in the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1959\n8:25 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:27 - 9:00 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:00 - 10:59 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nHon. Howard Pyle\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Elliott Richardson\n10:59 - 11:01 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1959\nPage 2\n11:05 - 11:29 am\nThe following from Variety Clubs International\ncalled on the President and presented him a gold\nmembership card:\nMr. George Eby\nInternational Chief Barker, Pittsburgh, Pa.\nMr. John H. Harris\nTheater Owner and Producer and Founder\nof Variety Clubs International, Pittsburgh, Pa.\nMr. Perry Como\nRepresenting TV\nMiss Kim Novak\nRepresenting Motion Pictures\nMr. Nate Golden\nInternational Heart Chairman, Washington, D. C.\n(Charitable Projects)\nMr. Raymond Bell, Columbia Pictures\n(Pictures were taken)\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens and Hon. James Hagerty\naccompanied the group.\n11:27 - 12:15 pm\nHon. John McCone, Chairman,\nAtomic Energy Commission\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:15 - 12:31 pm\nHon. John McCone\n(Demonstrated to the\nColonel G. M. Anderson\nPresident the \"Snap 3\nAtomic Energy Commission\neletrical power device)\nColonel Jack Armstrong\nAtomic Energy Commission\nMajor General Donald J. Keirn\nAtomic Energy Commission\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:31 - 12:38 pm\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Roger Jones\n12:38 pm\nThe President departed the office and we nt\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:30 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1959\nPage 3\n2:34 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:55 - 3:50 pm\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\n3:50 - 3:55 pm\nHon. Walter C. Ploeser\nU. S. Ambassador to Paraguay\n3:55 - 4:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:00 - 4:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:45 - 4:47 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n5:00 pm\nThe following Legislative Leaders met with\nthe President in the Mansion:\n(Senator Everett Dirksen)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Senator Thomas H. Kuchel)\n(Senator Styles Bridges)\n(Senator Leverett Saltonstall)\n(Congressman Charles Halleck)\n(Congressman Leslie Arends)\n(Congressman John W. Byrnes)\n(Congressman Charles B. Hoeven)\n(Congressman Leo Allen)\nAlso:\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Hon. Edward McCabe)\n(Hon. Jack Anderson)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office,\naccompanied by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:02 - 8:26 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:10 - 8:25 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:27 - 8:59 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nAssistant Secretary of State for European Affairs\nHon. Llewellyn Thompson, Jr.\nAmbassador to the USSR\nHon. James Hagerty (until 8:32)\n8:59 - 10:45 am\nDeputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan\nof USSR\nH. E. Mikhail A. Menshikov\nAmbassador of the USSR\nMr. Oleg Troyanovski\nInterpreter\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nHon. Llewellyn Thompson\n10:48 - 10:50 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:55 - 12:07 pm\n(Mr. Charles Percy)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Chicago, Illinois)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n12:07 - 12:11 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:24 - 12:25 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:25 - 12:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:45 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1959\n8:50 am\nThe President and David Eisenhower departed\nthe White House and motored to the National\nPresbyterian Church.\n8:57 am\nArrived at the Church where they attended the\n9.00 A. M. Services.\n10:00 am\nServices completed, the President and David\nEisenhower went to their car, escorted by\nReverend Albert G. Butzer\nGuest speaker\nReverend Edward L. R. Elson\n10:50 am\nDeparted the Church and motored to the White\nHouse.\n10:08 am\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1959\n7:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:15 - 8:37 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n8:55 - 9:00 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:00 - 9:16 am\n(Hon. Gordon Gray) OFF THE RECORD\n9:34 - 9:43 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nSecretary of Health, Education, and Welfare\n(Periodic appointment)\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:54 - 10:30 am\nHon. William P. Rogers\n10:30 - 10:55 am\nMr. Walter W. Goeppinger\nPresident, National Corn Growers Association\n(Saw the President re Agricultural problems)\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n10:55 - 11:05 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:45 - 11:56 am\nThe President went to the Broadcast Room to make\na statement on the budget sent to Congress today.\n11:57 am\nTo the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:40 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n1:40 - 2:05 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:28 - 2:40 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:47 - 3:00 pm\nMr. Edgar Eisenhower\nMr. Earl Eisenhower\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\n3:00 - 3:50 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1959\nPage 2\n3:50 - 4:00 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:34 - 4:37 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:47 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n7:30 pm\n(Family Dinner at the White House in honor\nof Edgar Eisenhower's birthday):\n(President and Mrs. Eisenhower) OFF THE RECORD\n(Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower)\n(Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Eisenhower)\n(Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eisenhower)\n(Dr. Milton Eisenhower)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\n7:30 am\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Charles Halleck\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:27 am\nThe President arrived at the office.\n8:30 - 10:59 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Thomas J. Kuchel\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Andrew J. Schoeppel\nSenator Wallace F. Bennett\nSenator Barry Goldwater\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Carrol D. Kearns\nCongressman Gordon L. McDonough\nCongressman John B. Bennett\nHon. Albert Cole\nHon. Norman Mason\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Elliott Richardson\nHon. Roger Jones\nGeneral Elwood R. Quesada\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Edward McCabe\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 2\n10:30 - 10:31 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:30 - 10:32 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:32 - 10:37 am\nThe President presented Medals to recipients of the\nPresident's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian\nService, at the White House:\nRecipients\nJames V. Bennett\nDirector, Bureau of Prisons, Department of Justice\nRobert D. Murphy\nDeputy Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs\nDoyle L. Northrup (Unable to attend)\nTechnical Director, Special Weapons Squadron,\nDepartment of the Air Force\nHazel K. Steibeling\nDirector, Institute of Home Economics, Agricultural\nResearch Service, Department of Agriculture\nWernher von Braun\nDirector, Development Operations Division,\nArmy Ballistic Missile Agency, Department of Army\nMembers of the Awards Board\nHon. James P. Mitchell, Secretary of Labor, Chairman\nDr. Alan T. Waterman, Director, National Science\nFoundation\nHon. Louis J. Hector, Member Civil Aeronautics Board\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh, Director, Office of Civilian &\nDefense Mobilization\nHon. Lawrence E. Walsh, Deputy Attorney General\nHon. Harris Ellsworth, Chairman, Civil Service Commission\nOther Guests\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. Herbert York\nHon. Wilbur M. Brucker\nHon. Malcol m MacIntyre\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 3\n10:32 - 10:37 am\nPresentation of President's Award for\nDistinguished Federal Civilian Service (continued):\nGuests\nMrs. James V. Bennett\nMrs. Brenda Bell\nMrs. Ann Humbert\nMrs. Edward Mund Bennett\nMrs. Robert D. Murphy\nAmbassador Sevilla-Sacasa of Nicaragua\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Loy W. Henderson\nMrs. Doyle L. Northrup (accepted Medal for her husband)\nMrs. Charles Crosby\nBrig. General J. F. Rodenhauser\nMrs. Wernher von Braum\nDr. Constantine D. Generales and Mrs. Generales\nDr. Byron T. Shaw\nDr. Walter B. Freed\nMrs. William Fast\nMrs. Salle Hennigan\nDr. Esther L. Batchelder\nMr. Edward Dunton\nLt. Col. James Cook, Jr.\nMr. Hanry J. Holtzclaw\nHon. Fred Reinhardt\nMajor Charles Francis\nLt. Col. Paul Scheppener\nLt. C. Frederick Kleis\nLt. General C. B. Magruder\n10:37 - 10:59 am\nThe President rejoined Legislative Leaders Meeting.\n11:00 - 11:45 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 4\n11:47 am\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. John Foster\nDulles, Hon. James Hagerty, and Colonel Robert\nL. Schulz departed the White House and motored\nto MATS Terminal to welcome His Excellency\nSenor Dr. Arturo Frondizi, President of the\nArgentine Nation.\n11:57 am\nArrived at MATS Terminal and proceeded to\nthe west end of Hanger No. 10, where the welcoming\nceremonies were held due to rain.\nPresidential honors were rendered.\nSecretary Dulles escorted the President to the\nofficial reception committee. Mr. Clement Conger,\nAssistant Chief of Protocol and Mr. Robert Corrigan,\nDeputy Chief of Protocol introduced the members of\nthe reception committee to the President:\nMrs. John Foster Dulles\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nChief of Staff, U. S. A. F., and Mrs. White\nH. E. Senor Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa\nAmbassador of Nicaragua, Dena of the\nDiplomatic Corps, and Senora de Sevilla-Sacasa\nH. E. Senor Dr. Cesar Barros Hurtado\nAmbassador of the Argentine Republic\nHon. Willard L. Beaulac\nAmbassador of the U. S. to the Argentine\nRepublic and Mrs. Beaulac\nH. E. Senor Dr. Gonzalo Escudero\nChairman, Council of the Organization of\nAmerican States and Senora de Escudero\nH. E. Dr. Jose A. Mora\nSecretary General, Organization of American\nStates and Senora de Mora\nHon. Roy R. Rubottom, Jr.\nAssistant Secretary of State for Inter-American\nAffairs and Mrs. Rubottom\nHon. and Mrs. Robert E. McLaughlin\nPresident, Board of Commissioners of the\nDistrict of Columbia\nHon. David B. Karrick, and Mrs. Karrick\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 5\nReception Committee at MATS Terminal (continued):\nSenora de Orfila\nMr. Maurice M. Bernbaum\nDirector, Office of South American Affairs,\nDepartment of State\nMajor General Louis Hightower\nU. S. Aide to President Frondizi\nMr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris\nChairman, Citizens Committee of District of\nColumbia\n12:00 Noon\nH. E. Senor Dr. Arturo Frondizi, President of\nthe Argentine Nation and Senora de Frondizi arrived\naboard the Columbine. Hon. Wiley Buchanan, Chief\nof Protocol, presented the above to the President.\nOthers members of the Argentine party aboard the\nColumbine:\nH. E. Senor Dr. Carlos A. Florit\nMinister of Foreign Affairs and Worship\nH. E. Senor Dr. Emilio Donato del Carril\nMinister of Economy\nSenor Dr. Bernardo Houssay, Physician\nHon. Senor Dr. Alfredo Garcia\nSenate Majority Leader of the Argentine Republic\nHon. Senor Dr. Hector Gomez Machado\nChamber of Deputies of the Argentine Republic\nBrig. General Manual Jose Olascoaga\nChief, Military Household of the Presidency\nThe Hon. Senor Dardo Cuneo\nPress Secretary of the Presidency\nSenor Arturo Acevedo, Industrialist\nHon. Senor Alejandro Orfila\nMinister Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the\nArgentine Republic\nDr. Jacobo Gringauz, Physician\nAmericans aboard the Columbine:\nHon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr., and Mrs. Buchanan\nMr. Joseph W. Reap\nPress Officer, Department of State\nMr. George V. Vlk\nSecurity Officer, Department of State\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 6\n12:25 pm\nThe President and H. E. Senor Dr. Arturo Frondizi\ndeparted MATS Terminal in motorcade and motored\nto the President's Guest House.\n1:00 pm\nArrived at the President's Guest House. Photographs\nwere taken at the entrance.\n1:02 pm\nThe President departed the Guest House and motored\nto the White House.\n1:03 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n1:10 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:00 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n3:00 3:05 pm\nMr. Earl Eisenhower\n3:05 3:07 pm\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\n3:07 3:10 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:11 3:18 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n3:18 3:40 pm\nHon, James R. Killian, Jr.\n4:17 4:32 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n4:32 5:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:48 pm\nThe President departed the office and returned to\nthe Mansion.\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner\nin honor of the President and Senora de Frondizi:\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nH. E. The President of the Argentine Nation\nand Senora de Frondizi\nH. E. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship\nof the Argentine Republic, Dr. Carlos A. Florit\nH. E. The Ambassador of the Argentine Republic\nDr. Barros Hurtado\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 7\n8:00 pm\nDINNER, given by the President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nin honor of President and Senora de Frondizi (continued):\nSenator Alfredo Garcia\nHead of majority bloc, Argentine Senate\nCongressman Gomez Machado\nHead of majority bloc, Argentine Chamber of\nDeputies\nBrig. General Manuel Olascoaga\nChief of the President's Military Household\nDr. Bernardo Houssay\nPhysician (physiologist and Nobel prize winner,\n1948)\nSenor Arturo Acevedo\nPresident, Acindar Steel Company\n(industrialist engineer)\nSenor Dardo Cuneo\nPresidential Press Secretary\nHon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nMrs. William A. Thomas\nHon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles\nHon. and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield\nSenator and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson\nSenator and Mrs. Everett McKinley Dirksen\nCongressman and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck\nHon. and Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon\nGeneral and Mrs. Nathan F. Twining\nHon. and Mrs. James H. Smith, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Willard L. Beaulac\nHon. and Mrs. Roy R. Rubottom\nGeneral and Mrs. Lemuel C. Shepherd\nHon. and Mrs. Per Jacobsson\nHon. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss\nHon. and Mrs. Samuel C. Waugh\nMaj. General and Mrs. Louis Hightower\nMr. and Mrs. William M. Allen\nMr. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong\nDr. Milton S. Eisenhower\nMr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Firestone, Jr.\nMr. and Mrs. Leonard K. Firestone\nMr. G. Keith Funston\nMr. and Mrs. Stanley Hope\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1959\nPage 8\n8:00 pm\nDINNER, given by the President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nin honor of President and Senora de Frondizi (continued):\nMrs. W. Chapin Huntington\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Kleberg\nMr. and Mrs. William E. Knox\nMr. and Mrs. Louis Marx\nMrs. Robert R. McCormick\nMrs. Maxwell Murray\nMrs. Jesse W. Nicholson\nMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Percy\nDr. and Mrs. Isidor S. Ravdin\nMr. and Mrs. James J. Rowley\nMrs. William F. Russell\nMrs. Horace B. Smith\nMrs. Harold M. Stephens\nMr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Taylor\nMr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Thomas\nMr. and Mrs. Juan T. Trippe\nMr. and Mrs. DeWitt Wallace\nHon. and Mrs. Charles F. Willis, Jr.\n10:00 pm\nFollowing the Dinner, a musicale was given to\nwhich additional guests were invited.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1959\n8:25 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:31 - 8:33 am\nHon. David Kendall\n9:29 - 9:31 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:38 - 9:55 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:55 - 10:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:02 - 11:05 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:06 - 11:32 am\n(General J. M. Swing)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization\nService)\n11:35 - 11:55 am\nThe following group from the President's Committee\nfor Traffic Safety called on the President:\nMr. Harlow Curtice\nFormer President, General Motors, Flint, Mich.\n(Retiring Chairman)\nMr. William Randolph Hearst, Jr.\nPresident, Hearst Consolidated Publication, N. Y.\n(Incoming Chairman)\nMr. P. L. Siemiller\nGeneral Vice President, International Association\nof Machinists, AFL-CIO, Chicago, Illinois\nMr. Charles F. McCahill\nExecutive Vice President, Cleveland News and\nPlain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1959\nPage 2\n11:35 - 11:55 am\nMembers of the President's Committee for\nTraffic Safety (continued):\nMr. T. S. Petersen\nPresident Standard Oil of California\nSan Francisco, California\nMrs. Raymond Sayre\nAckworth, Ohio\n(Past President, Associated Country Women\nof the World -- which is connected with\nAmerican Farm Bureau Federation)\nMr. Robert Snodgrass\nAtlas Auto Finance Company, Atlanta, Ga.\nGovernor Cecil Underwood of West Virginia\nRepresenting Governor LeRoy Collins of Florida\nMr. Roger Fleming, for Charles Shuman\nAmerican Farm Bureau Federation\nHon. Howard Pyle accompanied the group\n12:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:00 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:02 - 2:13 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:13 - 2:17 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n2:17 - 2:36 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n2:30 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:40 - 3:10 pm\nBrig. General Frederick W. Boye, USA (Ret.)\nWarrenton, Virginia\n(Personal Friend)\nGeneral John S. Bragdon\n3:11 - 3:41 pm\n(Mrs. Ogden Reid, New York, N. Y.) OFF THE RECORD\n3:41 - 3:47 pm\nColonel William Draper\n3:58 - 4:00 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1959\nPage 3\n3:59 - 4:05 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:05 - 4:44 pm\nThe President went to the South Grounds to\npractice golf.\n4:45 pm\nReturned to the office,\n4:45 - 5:00 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959\n8:05 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:11 - 8:14 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:23 - 8:30 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:30 - 8:55 am\n(Mr. Harold Boeschenstein)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Toledo, Ohio)\n(Mr. Stephen Bechtel)\n(San Francisco, California)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n8:56 - 9:00 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\n9:00 - 9:30 am\nSpecial Meeting of National Security Council\nin the Cabinet Room:\nThe President\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nGeneral Charles P. Cabell\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Cord Meyer\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. J. Patrick Coyne\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\n9:30 - 10:40 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\nThe President\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959\nPage 2\n9:30 - 10:40 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)\nHon. Fred C. Scribner\nHon. Roger Jones\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. James H. Smith, Jr.\nHon. Clarence B. Randall\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl GG. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n11:25 - 11:30 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Roy Rubottom\n11:31 - 11:35 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:45 - 11:52 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:54 am\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:45 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n1:48 - 1:57 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n1:57 - 2:30 pm\n(Mr. Clifford Roberts) OFF THE RECORD\n2:38 - 3:08 pm\n(Hon. Charles E. Wilson) OFF THE RECORD\n3:08 - 3:31 pm\n(Mr. John M. Budinger, New York) OFF THE RECORD\n3:31 - 4:23 pm\n(Hon. Clifford Roberts) OFF THE RECORD\n4:23 - 4:28 pm\nHon. Gabriel Hauge\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959\nPage 3\n4:28 - 4:47 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n5:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n7:43 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the Argentine Embsssy\nto attend Dinner in their honor given by the President\nof the Argentine Nation, H. E. Senor Dr. Arturo Frondizi\nand Senora Frondizi.\n7:50 pm\nArrived at the Argentine Embassy and were greeted\nby\nAmbassador Cesar Barros-Hurtado\nwho escorted them into the lobby where they\nwere greeted by President and Senora Frondizi.\nProceeded to the drawing room where they mingled with\nguests who were attending the reception before dinner.\n8:30 pm\nState Dinner in honor of the President and Mrs.\nEisenhower given by President and Mrs. Arturo\nFrondizi. The following attended:\nHon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon\nChief Justice and Mrs. Earl Warren\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nSenor Dr. Don Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa and\nSenora de Sevilla Sacasa\nHon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nSenator Theodore Green\nCongressman and Mrs. Thomas Morgan\nHon. and Mrs. Christian Herter\nHon. and Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon\nAmbassador to the Argentine Republic and Mrs. Beaula\nThe President of the Council of the O.A.S. and\nMrs. Escudero\nHon. and Mrs. Roy R. Rubottom\nHon. and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan\nMr. and Mrs. Per Jacobson\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959\nPage 4\n8:30 pm\nState Dinner in honor of President and Mrs.\nEisenhower, given by President and Mrs. Arturo\nFrondizi (continued):\nMr. and Mrs. Eugene Black\nMr. and Mrs. Samuel Waugh\nDr. Carlos A. Florit, Argentine Foreign Minister\nThe Argentine Minister of Economic Affairs,\nDr. de Carril\nThe Ambassador of the Argentine Republic,\nDr. Barros Hurtado\nDr. Bernardo Houssay\nSenator Alfredo Garcia\nRepresentative Hector Gomez Machado\nGeneral Manuel Glascoago\nMr. Dardo Sunee\nMr. Arturo Acevedo\nRear Admiral Robbie, Naval Attache to the\nArgentine Embassy\nColonel McLoughlin, Air Attache to the\nArgentine Embassy\nGeneral Bonnecarrere, Military Attache to the\nArgentine Embassy\nGeneral Toranso-Montere, Argentine Delegate to\nthe Inter-American Defense Board\nAmbassador Mario Amadeo, Argentine Delegate\nto the United Nations\n10:16 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nArgentine Embassy and motored to the White House.\n10:21 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:03 - 8:08 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:17 - 8:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:25 - 8:30 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:30 - 8:47 am\nHon. Walter C. Dowling\nU. S. Ambassador to the Republic\nof Korea\nHon. Walter Robertson\n9:00 - 10:10 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Edson O. Sessions\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nGeneral John Bragdon\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Bradley Patterson\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Arthur Kimball\nHon. Franklin G. Floete\nHon. John Patterson\nHon. George Allen\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1959\nPage 2\n10:10 - 10:20 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:23 - 10:40 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:45 - 10:59 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:59 - 10:60 am\nHon. William J. Hopkins\n10:59 - 11:13 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:13 - 11:25 am\nMr. Ralph Cake\n11:25 - 11:26 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:27 - 11:29 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:40 am\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\nLUNCHEON at the White House for the Advisory\nCommittee for the U. S. Exhibition, Moscow:\nThe President\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. James C. Hagerty\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Clarence Randall\nHon. Clarence Francis\nHon. Andrew H. Berding\nHon. William S. B. Lacy\nMr. Walter S. Shafer\nHon. Abbott Washburn\nHon. Harold C. McClellan\nGeneral Manager, U. S. Government Exhibition\nto be held in Sokolniki Park, Moscow\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Frank Altschul\nMr. Arnold O. Beckman\nMr. Curtis G. Benjamin\nDr. Lloyd Berkner\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1959\nPage 3\n1:00 pm\nLUNCHEON at the White House for the Advisory\nCommittee for the U. S. Exhibition, Moscow:\n(continued):\nHon. Detlev W. Bronk\nMr. D. Tennant Bryan\nDr. Hadley Cantril\nMr. Bruce Catton\nMr. Philip Cortney\nProfessor Lamar Dodd\nMr. Robert Dowling\nMr. Roger Fleming\nDr. Henry T. Heald\nMr. George W. Healy, Jr.\nMr. Kenneth Holland\nMr. William F. Hufstader\nMr. Sol Hurok\nMr. C. L. Jacobson\nHon. George F. Kennan\nMr. G. S. Kennedy\nMr. C. Russell Mahaney\nMr. Leo Martinuzzi\nMr. Louis Marx\nMr. Charles G. Mortimer\nMr. George Nelson\nMr. Morehead Patterson\nMr. Ralph Reed\nMr. Theodore Repplier\nMr. Dean Rusk\nDr. Howard A. Rusk\nMr. Edwin F. Russell\nGeneral David Sarnoff\nMr. Lansing P. Shield\nMr. Spyros Skouras\nDr. Frank Stanton\nMiss Anna Lord Strauss\nMr. Frank Vitale\nMr. Charles M. White\nMr. Norman K. Winston\n2:47 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:54 - 2:57 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n2:54 3:00 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n2:56 - 3:07 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1959\nPage 4\n3:10 - 3:15 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:17 pm\nThe President, accompanied by General Howard\nMcC. Snyder and Mr. James Rowley, departed\nthe White House for motor trip to Camp David, Md.\nAt Woodley Road and Connecticut Avenue, they\nstopped by for Mr. George Allen.\n5:00 pm\nArrived at Camp David, Maryland.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n9:47 am\nThe President, Mr. George Allen, and\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder departed\nCamp David and motored to the President's\nFarm in Gettysburg, Pa.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n10:20 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n11:45 am\nDeparted the President's Farm and motored\nto Mr. George Allen's farm.\n12:00 Noon\nDeparted Mr. Allen's farm and motored to\nCamp David, Maryland.\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n12:32 pm\nArrived at Camp David, Md.\n2:05 pm\nMr. William Robinson and General Alfred Gruenther\narrived at Camp David.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n2:06 pm\nThe President, accompanied by General\nAlfred Gruenther and Mr. William Robinson\ndeparted Camp David and motored to Washington, D. C.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n3:48 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959\n8:17 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:26 - 8:28 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:27 - 8:47 am\nMr. Paul McCracken, of Council of Economic Advisers\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n8:48 -\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n9:00 - 9:02 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:02 - 9:26 am\nHon. Robert Cutler\n9:29 - 9:38 am\nH. E. Dr. Mohieddin Fekini\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Libya\nHon. Robert Corrigan\n10:00 - 10:15 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:15 - 10:47 am\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nSecretary of Commerce\n10:48 - 10:56 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:56 - 11:05 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:05 - 11:20 am\nMr. Maurice Sexton of New Zealand\nPresident of Junior Chamber International\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nMr. Charles A. Venuto\nNational Director, Virginia Junior Chamber of\nCommerce\nMr. Rhae Adams\nVirginia State President\nMr. Daniel Quick\nInternational Director of the Virginia organization\n11:28 - 11:42 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(Re St. Lawrence Seaway)\nMONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959\nPage 2\n11:42 - 11:43 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:10 - 12:14 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:16 pm\nThe President went to the Broadcast Room\nto do Red Cross Message and a \"Tribute to\nLeonard Bernstein\" (at request of Spyros\nSkouras).\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:24 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:24 - 2:29 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:29 - 3:16 pm\nHon. John Foster Dulles\n3:17 - 3:51 pm\n(Hon. Earl E. T. Smith)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Former U. S. Ambassador to Cuba)\n3:51 - 4:02 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n4:02 - 4:10 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n5:29 - 5:31 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:46 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower will give a\ndinner for the Vice President and members of\nthe Cabinet. The following attended:\nHon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles\nHon. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. Neil McElroy\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nHon. and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. and Mrs. Fred Seaton\nHon. and Mrs. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\n(continued)\nMONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959\nPage 3\n8:00 am\nDinner at the White House in honor of the\nVice President (list continued):\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nHon. and Mrs. Arthur Flemming\nHon. and Mrs. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. and Mrs. John A. McCone\nHon. and Mrs. Maurice H. Stans\nHon. and Mrs. Leo A. Hoegh\nSenator Richard B. Russell\nSenator Harry Flood Byrd\nSenator and Mrs. Styles Brudges\nSenator and Mrs. Lister Hill\nSenator Warren G. Magnuson\nSenator and Mrs. Bourke B. Hickenlooper\nSenator and Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator and Mrs. John J. Williams\nSenator and Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson\nSenator and Mrs. Everett McK. Dirksen\nSenator and Mrs. Thomas C. Hennings, Jr.\nSenator and Mrs. Barry Goldwater\nSenator and Mrs. Thomas H. Kuchel\nSenator and Mrs. Mike Mansfield\nSenator and Mrs. Carl T. Curtis\nCongressman and Mrs. Emanuel Cellar\nCongressman and Mrs. Harold D. Cooley\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield\nCongressman and Mrs. John L. McMillan\nCongressman and Mrs. Clarence E. Kilburn\nCongressman and Mrs. Herbert C. Bonner\nCongressman and Mrs. James C. Auchincloss\nCongressman and Mrs. Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman and Mrs. Omar Burlson\nCongressman and Mrs. William M. McCulloch\nCongressman and Mrs. Thor C. Tollefson\nCongressman and Mrs. Paul F. Schenck\nMiss Alice Lon\nMr. and Mrs. David Marx\nMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Welk\n10:00 pm\nA musicale to which additional guests were invited, followed\nthe dinner. The program was given by Lawrence Welk and\nhis entertainers.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Senator Styles Bridges)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Congressman John Byrnes)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:28 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:30 - 11:09 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Thomas J. Kuchel\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Homer Capehart\nSenator Barry Goldwater\nSenator George B. Aiken\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Carrol D. Kearns\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. James T. O'Connell\nHon. Stuart Rothman\nHon. John J. Gilhooley\nHon. Frederick H. Mueller\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1959\nPage 2\n11:09 - 11:25 am\nThe Secretary General of SEATO, Pote Sarasin\nHon. Walter S. Robertson\n11:27 - 11:58 am\nMayor W. F. Nicholson\nDenver, Colorado\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:58 - 12:10 pm\nH. E. Senor Don Antonio Carillo Flores\nAmbassador of Mexico\n(To present credentials)\nHon. Robert Corrigan\n12:10 - 12:15 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:24 - 12:26 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:26 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion,\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:13 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:13 - 3:13 pm\n(General Kenneth Royall) OFF THE RECORD\n3:13 - 3:14 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:14 - 3:37 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\n3:30 - 3:35 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:37 - 4:08 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:08 - 4:13 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n6:03 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1959\nPage 3\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a\nDinner in honor of the Speaker of the House.\nThe following attended:\nHon. Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House\nMrs. Edward Bartley\nSenator James E. Murray\nSenator Allen J. Ellender\nSenator Theodore Francis Green\nSenator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley\nS enator George D. Aiken\nSenator and Mrs. James O. Eastland\nSenator and Mrs. John L. McClellan\nSenator and Mrs. Homer E. Capehart\nSenator and Mrs. Olin D. Johnston\nSenator and Mrs. Karl E. Mundt\nSenator and Mrs. Henry C. Dworshak\nSenator and Mrs. Frank Carlson\nSenator and Mrs. Francis Case\nSenator and Mrs. J. Glenn Beall\nSenator and Mrs. Alan Bible\nRep. Carl Vinson\nRep. and Mrs. Clarence Cannon\nRep. and Mrs. John Taber\nRep. and Mrs. Howard W. Smith\nRep. Edith Nourse Rogers\nRep. Leo E. Allen\nRep. Francis E. Walter\nRep. and Mrs. Leslie C. Arends\nRep. and Mrs. Graham A. Barden\nRep. and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck\nRep. and Mrs. Edward H. Rees\nRep. Carl T. Durham\nRep. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Mills\nRep. and Mrs. Oren Harris\nRep. and Mrs. John W. Byrnes\nRep. and Mrs. Olin E. Teague\nRep. and Mrs. Carl Albert\nRep. and Mrs. John B. Bennett\nRep. and Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns\nRep. and Mrs. James E. Van Zandt\nRep. and Mrs. Wayne N. Aspinall\nRep. John P. Saylor\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1959\nPage 4\n8:00 pm\nDinner for the Speaker of the House (continued):\nHon. Bertha S. Adkins\nHon. and Mrs. Bryce Harlow\nHon. and Mrs. Jack z. Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. Edward A. McCabe\nHon. and Mrs. Ormonde A. Kieb\nMrs. Robert Low Bacon\nMrs. Julie B. Kirlin\nMrs. Gladys T. Montgomery\nMrs. Everett S. Hughes\n10:00 pm\nFollowing the Dinner, a musicale was given to which\nadditional guests were invited. The program was\nMemories in Music by the Singing Strings, Joyce\nCarr, Rudy Hansen, and the Justin Lawrie Singers.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1959\n7:55 am\nThe President arrived at the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:10 - 8:15 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:42 - 9:01 am\n(Senator Wallace Bennett, Utah)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. David Kendall)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n9:02 - 9:19 am\nThe President received the American Mother\nof the Year, Mrs. David R. Coker, Hartsville,\nSouth Carolina. The following accompanied\nMrs. Coker:\nMajor General Harry M. Roper\n(Brother)\nMiss Ione Coker\n(Granddaughter)\nMrs. Norman Vincent Peale\nFirst Vice President, American Mothers\nCommittee, Inc.\nSenator and Mrs. Strom Thurmond\nSenator and Mrs. Olin D. Johnston\nHon. Edward McCabe\n(Pictures taken)\n9:32 - 9:35 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:35 - 9:54 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:54 - 10:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Wheaton\nHon. David Kendall\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. James R. Killian\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\nWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1959\nPage 2\n11:02 - 11:10 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:10 - 11:50 am\nMr. Milton Katz\nHarvard University\n11:50 - 12:17 pm\nMr. Preston J. Moore\nNational Commander, American Legion\nStillwater, Oklahoma\nMr. M. A. Rennie\nSpecial Assistant to the Commander\nPauls Valley, Oklahoma\nMr. William F. Hauck\nDirector, Washington Office, American Legion\nHon. Earle Chesney\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:17 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:28 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n2:45 - 3:31 pm\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nHon. Wilton B. Persons (until 3:18 pm)\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:31 - 3:40 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:48 - - 4:25 pm\nHon. C. D. Jackson\n4:45 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n5:00 pm\nMeeting in the Mansion - OFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\n(Senator Lyndon Johnson)\n(Speaker Sam Rayburn)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1959\n7:30 am\nThe following Senators had breakfast with the\nPresident in the Mansion:\nSenator George D. Aiken, Vermont\nSenator J. Glenn Beall, Maryland\nSenator Homer E. Capehart, Indiana\nSenator Francis Case, South Dakota\nSenator Carl T. Curtis, Nebraska\nSenator Everett Dirksen, Illinois\nSenator Henry Dworshak, Idaho\nSenator Bourke Hickenlooper, Iowa\nSenator Thomas H. Kuchel, California\nSenator Karl E. Mundt, South Dakota\nSenator Alexander Wiley, Wisconsin\nSenator John J. Williams, Delaware\nFrom the White House Staff:\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\n8:58 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n9:00 - 10:17 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (395th)\nThe President\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nHon. Maurice A. Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nAdmiral Arleigh Burke\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1959\nPage 2\n10:17 - 10:34 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles\n10:35 - 11:07 am\nHon. John McCone\nThe following joined this appointment\nOff the Record:\n(Mr. Harold Price)\n(Director, Division of Licensing &\nRegulation)\n(Dr. Clifford K. Beck)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. Dwight Ink)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n11:07 - 11:25 am\nMr. Sam Shaikewitz\nNational Commander, Jewish War Veterans\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nMr. Bernard Weitzer\nNational Legislative Director, JWV\nHon. Earle Chesney\n11:25 - 11:35 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:30 - 11:58 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:00 Noon\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:45 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n1:52 - 2:05 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n2:06 - 2:10 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n2:11 - 2:17 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:17 - 2:30 pm\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Julian Baird)\nTHURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1959\nPage 3\n2:30 - 3:29 pm\n(Hon. John Foster Dulles)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(General Nathan Twining)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Hon. Robert Murphy)\n(Hon. Livingston Merchant)\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\n(Hon. Donald Quarles)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n(Met with the President re Berlin)\n3:29 - 3:30 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:40 - 3:49 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:28 - 4:43 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n4:34 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow joined Dr. Moos\n4:30 - 4:43 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:56 - 5:01 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n5:30 pm\n(General J. M. Swing) OFF THE RECORD\n(Met with the President in the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959\n7:30 - 8:30 am\nThe following Congressman had breakfast with\nthe President:\nCongressman Leo E. Allen, Illinois\nCongressman Leslie C. Arends, Illinois\nCongressman James C. Auchincloss, New Jersey\nCongressman John B. Bennett, Michigan\nCongressman John W. Byrnes, Wisconsin\nCongressman Thomas B. Curtis, Missouri\nCongressman Charles A. Halleck, Indiana\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven, Iowa\nCongressman Clare E. Hoffman, Michigan\nCongressman Carroll D. Kearns, Pennsylvania\nCongressman Clarence E. Kilburn, New York\nCongressman William M. McCulloch, Ohio\nCongressman Edith Nourse Rogers, Massachusetts\nCongressman Paul F. Schenck, Ohio\nCongressman John Taber, New York\nCongressman Thor C. Tollefson, Washington\nCongressman James E. Van Zandt, Pennsylvania\nFrom the White House:\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\n8:45 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n9:00 - 9:03 am\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\n9:03 - 9:55 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. Donald Quarles\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Elmer Bennett\nHon. True Morse\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959\nPage 2\n9:03 - 9:55 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued)\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. James R. Killian\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nHon. John McCone\nHon. Norman Mason\nHon. Sumner Whittier\nMr. Loftus Becker\nHon. George Allen\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nHon. Murray Snyder\nCaptain Gray, USN (Item 5)\nSgt. Freitas (Item 5)\nMr. Irvin (Item 5)\nMr. DeRusso (Item 5)\nMr. Oliver Gale\n10:00 - 10:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:45 - 11:10 am\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. David Kendall)\n(Mr. Harold King, Jr.)\n(Re Federal Reserve personnel matter)\n11:13 - 11:17 am\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959\nPage 3\n11:17 - 11:41 am\nThe following group from the U. S. Chamber of\nCommerce called on the President:\nMr. William A. McDonnell, President\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nMr. Clarke Bassett, Vice President\nMinneapolis, Minnesota\nMr. W. B. Camp, Vice President\nBakersfield, California\nMr. Archie K. Davis, Vice President\nWinston-Salem, N. C.\nMr. Roy C. Ingersoll, Vice President\nChicago, Illinois\nMr. Arthur H. Motley, Vice President\nNew York, N. Y.\nMr. Raymond H. Nichols, Vice President\nVernon, Texas\nMr. Arch M. Booth, Executive Vice President\nWashington, D. C.\nHon. Bryce Harlow accompanied the group\n(Pictures taken)\n11:46 - 11:52 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:53 - 11:55 am\nMr. Kenneth Holland\nPresident, Institute of International Education\n11:55 am\nThe President and Mr. Kenneth Holland departed\nthe White House and motored to the Mayflower Hotel\nto drop in on the meeting of the Third National\nConference on Exchange of Persons.\n11:58 am\nArrived at the Mayflower. The President and\nMr. Holland were greeted by\nMr. Donald J. Shank\nExecutive Vice President of the Conference\non Exchange of Persons\nMr. C. J. Mack\nManager of the Mayflower Hotel\n(Pictures were taken)\nThe President entered the Grand Ballroom.\n12:00 Noon - 12:10 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT.\nFRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959\nPage 4\n12:14 pm\nFollowing the President's address, Mrs. George\nD. Woods, Trustee of the Institute of International\nEducation, introduced the President to\nMiss Lucinda Greig, Van Buren, Arkansas\nFulbright Fellow to New Zealand, 1959 - 1960\nMr. Harry Aung, Burma\nUNESCO Fellow, 1958 - 1959\n12:15 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Mr. Wayne Hawks,\ndeparted the Mayflower Hotel and motored to the\nWhite House.\n12:19 pm\nArrived at the White House. The President stopped\nby his office before going on to the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:00 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:06 - 2:36 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:36 - 2:55 pm\nHon. Maurice Stans\n2:56 - 3:39 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n3:39 - 3:45 pm\nHon. William P. Rogers\n3:49 - 3:58 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:58 - 4:03 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:03 - 4:48 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Lawn.\n4:50 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:53 - 4:57 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n4:57 - 5:03 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n5;07 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1959\n9:54 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n10:00 - 10:02 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:06 - 10:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\n10:25 - 10:36 am\nMr. Dick Flohr\n10:46 - 11:05 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:05 - 11:15 am\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\n11:45 - 12:16 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the\nSouth Grounds.\n12:17 pm\nReturned to the office.\n12:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1959\n10:52 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the National\nPresbyterian Church.\n10:56 am\nArrived at the Church where they attended the\n11:00 am Services.\nFollowing the Services, Dr. Edward L. R. Elson\nescorted the President and Mrs. Eisenhower to\ntheir car.\n12:14 pm\nDeparted the National Presbyterian Church and\nmotored to the White House.\n12:18 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1959\n7:55 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:45 - 9:00 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:55 - 9:05 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:00 - 9:05 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:05 - 9:25 am\nThe following met with the President regarding\nthe Moscow Fair:\nHon. George Allen\nHon. Abbott Washburn\nHon. Harold C. McClellan\nGeneral Manager, U. S. Government\nExhibition to be held in Sokolniki Park, Moscow\n9:26 - 9:30 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:20 - 10:41 am\nMr. John W. Mahan\nCommander-in-Chief, Veterans of Foreign\nWars of the U. S., from Helena, Montana\nMr. Omar B. Ketchum\nDirector, Washington Office, VFW\nMr. Robert A. Durkee\nChairman, National Legislative Committee\nMr. Bernard W. Kearney\nChairman, National Security Committee\nMr. John Smith\nDirector, Public Relations\nMr. Wilson McCarthy\nAssistant Director, Public Relations, VFW\nHon. Earle Chesney accompanied\n(Picture taken)\n10:41 - 10:50 am\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1959\nPage 2\n10:51 - 11:00 am\nThe President presented the \"Heart-of-the-Year\"\nAward to Senator Lyndon B. Johnson. The\nfollowing attended the ceremony:\nMrs. Lyndon B. Johnson\nDr. J. Willis Hurst\nProfessor of Medicine, Emory University\nSchool of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia\n(Personal Physician)\nMr. Bruce Barton\nChairman of the Board, American Heart\nAssociation, Inc., New York, N. Y.\nMr. Charles Perry McCormick\nChairman National Heart Fund Campaign,\nBaltimore, Maryland\nMr. William W. Moore, Jr.\nMr. Frederick Arkus\nNational Heart Association National Office\nMr. Paul Welch\nSecretary to Mr. McCormick\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n(Pictures taken)\n11:00 - 11:18 am\nSenator Lyndon B. Johnson\n11:18 - 11:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:25 - 12:09 pm\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:55 pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:14 - 2:18 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:19 - 2:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:23 - 2:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:30 - 2:54 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1959\nPage 3\n2:55 - 4:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:04 - 3:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(Joined Major Eisenhower)\n3:30 - 4:25 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n(Joined Major Eisenhower)\n4:05 - 4;07 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(Joined Mr. Hagerty, Mr. Stephens, and\nMajor Eisenhower)\n4:25 - 4:27 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:27 - 4:41 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n4:42 - 5:32 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:33 - 5:34 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n5:35 - 5:45 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:50 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1959\n7:30 am\nThe President had a breakfast for the\nNew Republican Congressmen:\nHon. William T. Cahill, New Jersey\nHon. Silvo O. Conte, Massachusetts\nHon. Edward J. Derwinski, Illinois\nHon. Samuel L. Devine, Ohio\nHon. Seymour Halpern, New York\nHon. Elmer J. Hoffman, Illinois\nHon. Hastings Keith, Massachusetts\nHon. Odin Langen, Minnesota\nHon. Delbert L. Latta, Ohio\nHon. John V. Lindsay, New York\nHon. Catherine May, Washington\nHon. William H. Millikin, Jr., Pennsylvania\nHon. Ancher Nelsen, Minnesota\nHon. Alexander Pirnie, New York\nHon. Don L. Short, North Dakota\nHon. Edna Oakes Simpson, Illinois\nHon. George M. Wallhauser, New Jersey\nHon. Jessica McC. Weis, New York\nAlso:\nHon. Charles A. Halleck, Indiana\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\n8:45 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:55 - 8:58 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:00 - 11:38 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator Alexander Wiley\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 11:38 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING (conti nued):\nSenator Francis Case\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman John P. Saylor\nCongressman James C. Auchincloss\nCongressman William M. McCulloch\nCongressman Carroll D. Kearns\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Lawrence J. Walsh\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Elliott Richardson\nHon, Roger Jones\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Norman Mason\nGeneral Elwood R. Quesada\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Arthur Minnich\n11:43 - 11:50 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:50 - 12:02 pm\nHon. Eric Johnston\n(Presented a transistor clock radio to the President)\n12:12 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1959\nPage 3\n2:10 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:10 - 2:12 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:26 - 3:18 pm\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Livingston Merchant\n2:48 - 2:51 pm\nMr. Jerry Green\n(Joined Secretary's Dulles' appointment)\n2:55 - 3:18 pm\nHon. Douglas Dillon\n(Joined Secretary Dulles)\n3:18 - 3:30 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:30 - 3:54 pm\nSir William Elliott\n3:55 - 4:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:30 - 4:35 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n4:31 - 4:54 pm\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:56 - 5:03 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n5:06 - 5:14 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:24 - 5:26 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:27 pm\nThe President went to the Mansion.\n5:30 pm\nOFF THE RECORD MEETING IN THE LIBRARY\nIN THE MANSION:\nThe President\nSenator Everett Dirksen, Illinois\nSenator Thomas H. Kuchel, California\nSenator Styles Bridges, New Hampshire\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall, Massachusetts\nCongressman Charles Halleck, Indiana\nCongressman Leslie Arends, Illinois\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven, Iowa\nCongressman John W. Byrnes, Wisconsin\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1959\nPage 4\n5:30 pm\nOFF THE RECORD MEETING IN THE LIBRARY\nIN THE MANSION (continued):\nCongressman Leo Allen, Illinois\nSenator Alexander Wiley, Wisconsin\nCongressman William McCulloch, Ohio\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office,\naccompanied by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:01 - 8:06 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:24 - 8:28 am\nDr. Melville Bell Grosvenor\nPresident and Editor, National Geographic Society\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:28 - 8:40 am\nThe President presented the National Geographic\nSociety's Hubbard Medal to the following:\nSir Vivian Fuchs\nRear Admiral George Dufek\n(Admiral Dufek was not present -- is still\nengaged in Antarctic mission. Admiral\nBurke accepted Medal for him)\nThe following attended the ceremony:\nLady Fuchs\nHon. and Mrs. Thomas Gates\nAdmiral and Mrs. Arleigh A. Burke\nH. E. Sir Harold Caccia\nDr. and Mrs. Melville Bell Grosvenor\nDr. and Mrs. Thomas McKnew\nNational Geographic Society\nDr. Lyman J. Briggs, National Geographic Society\nAdmiral L. O. Colbert, National Geographic Society\nDr. Hugh L. Dryden\nDr. Robert V. Fleming\nMr. Benjamin McKelway\nDr. Conrad L. Wirth\nMr. Lloyd B. Wilson\nMr. Melvin M. Payne\nMr. Franc Shor\nMr. Gilbert Melville Grosvenor\nRear Admiral C. C. Kirkpatrick\nMr. D'Arcy Edmondson, Counsellor, Information\nBritish Embassy\nRear Admiral David M. Tyree\nCaptain J. Marcus Hermanson\nDr. James E. Mooney\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1959\nPage 2\n8:42 - 8:55 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:17 - 9:26 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:19 - 9:58 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\n10:00 - 10:30 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n10:32 am\nThe President returned to the office.\n10:35 - 10:36 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:50 - 10:55 am\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:55 - 11:00 am\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:00 - 11:50 am\n(Senator Lyndon B. Johnson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\n(Hon. William P. Rogers)\n(Hon. Arthur Flemming)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n11:50 - 11:55 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:56 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to MATS Terminal for flight to\nThomasville, Georgia.\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1959\nPage 3\n12:20 pm\nThe President was airborne for Thomasville,\nGeorgia, aboard the Columbine. He was\naccompanied by\nMr. Barry Leithead\nHon. James Hagerty\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMiss Betty Allen\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nMr. James Rowley\nSgt. John Moaney\nSecret Service Agents\n4:20 pm\nArrived at Moody Air Force Base, Valdosta, Georgia.\n4:30 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Mr. George Humphrey\nand Mr. James Rowley, departed Moody Air Force\nBase and motored to Milestone Plantation, Thomasville,\nGeorgia.\nTHOMASVILLE, GEORGIA\n6:00 pm\nArrived at Milestone Plantation.\n6:20 pm\nThe President departed his cottage and went to\nthe dining room.\n10:40 pm\nDeparted the dining room and returned to his cottage.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1959\nTHOMASVILLE, GEORGIA\n9:03 - 1:00 pm\nThe President, Mr. George Humphrey,\nMr. Barry Leithead, and Mr. William Robinson\nhunted for quail. (The President got 4 quail,\nlost two).\n2:45 - 6:45 pm\nThe President and the above again hunted for\nquail. (The President got 8 quail).\n6:46 - 6:50 pm\nThe President had a short conference with\nMr. Robert Woodruff and Hon. James Hagerty.\n7:03 pm\nThe President walked to the dining room for\ndinner and an evening of card playing.\n11:03 pm\nReturned to his cottage.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1959\nTHOMASVILLE, GEORGIA\n9:09 am\nThe President, accompanied by General Howard\nSnyder, Mr. Barry Leithead, Mr. William Robinson,\nand Mr. George Humphrey departed the plantation\nand motored to the Whitney plantation (Greenwood).\n9:30 am\nArrived at the Whitney Plantation (Greenwood).\n9:40 - 3:00 pm\nThe President and the above hunted for quail.\n(The President got 10 quail).\n6:10 pm\nThe President departed his cottage and went to\nthe dining room for dinner and cards.\n11:14 pm\nReturned to his cottage.\nTHOMASVILLE, GEORGIA\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1959\n8:40 - 3:55 pm\nThe President hunted for quail with the following\nMr. George Humphrey\nMr. Barry Leithead\nMr. William Robinson\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\non the Firman plantation. (The President got 4 quail)\n4:02 pm\nDeparted the Firman plantation and motored to\nMilestone Plantation.\n4:15 pm\nArrived at Milestone Plantation.\n6:12 pm\nThe President departed his cottage and went to\nthe dining room for dinner and cards.\n12:24 am Feb. 8th\nReturned to his cottage.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1959\nTHOMASVILLE, GEORGIA\n9:20 am\nThe President walked from his cottage to the\ndining room.\n11:40 am\nReturned to the cottage.\n11:45 - 12:43 pm\nThe President looked over the new stable and\nhorses, and the dog kennels.\n3:08 pm\nThe President departed Milestone plantation and\nmotored to Spence Air Force Base, Moultrie, Georgia.\nHe was accompanied by\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Barry Leithead\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nChief U. E. Baughman\n4:10 pm\nArrived at Spence Air Force Base, Moultrie, Georgia.\n4:27 pm\nThe President and his party were airborne for flight\nto Washington, D. C., aboard the Columbine.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n6:45 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal, Washington, D. C.\n6:50 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. C. Douglas\nDillon, departed MATS Terminal and motored to\nthe White House.\n7:00 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1959\n8:12 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:50 - 9:11 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:12 - 9:55 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:55 - 10:03 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:03 - 10:16 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n10:20 - 10:30 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:30 - 11:09 am\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:09 - 11:30 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:32 - 11:45 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\n(Re St. Lawrence Seaway)\n11:47 - 12:15 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\n12:15 - 12:27 pm\nHon. William P. Rogers, Jr.\n12:28 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:15 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:18 - 2:20 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n2:28 - 2:32 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:29 - 2:41 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1959\nPage 2\n2:41 - 3:06 pm\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n3:06 - 3:10 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n3:12 - 3:16 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:20 - 3:25 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:24 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1959\n8:22 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:33 - 8:35 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:35 - 8:58 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:00 - 9:02 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:02 - 9:26 am\nSenator John Sherman Cooper\nKentucky\nSenator Thruston Morton\nKentucky\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:26 - 9:27 am\nHon. David Kendall\n9:30 - 9:37 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:35 - 9:40 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:00 - 10:28 am\nPre-Press Conference Briefing\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:02 - 11:06 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:06 - 11:08 am\nHon. George V. Allen\nDirector, United States Information Agency\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1959\nPage 2\n11:08 - 11:15 am\nThe President dropped by to say hello to the\nfollowing group of plastics industry officials\nwho were meeting in the Conference Room\nto discuss American National Exhibition in\nMoscow:\nHon. George V. Allen\nDirector, U. S. I. A.\nMr. B. E. Bensinger\nPresident, Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company\nChicago, Illinois\nMr. J. Marshall Briley\nOwens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation, New York\nMr. William D. Cavanaugh\nAmerican Cyanamid Company, New York, N. Y.\nMr. Albert G. H. Dietz\nMassachusetts Institute of Technology\nMr. Herbert A. Dow\nDirector, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Mich.\nMr. Wayne Elwood\nPresident, International Division, Food and\nChemical Corporation, New York, N. Y.\nMr. Joseph Foster\nFoster Grant Company, Leominister, Mass.\nMr. E. W. Gamble\nVice President, Monsanto Chemical Company\nSpringfield, Massachusetts\nMr. Phillip George\nGeorge Nelson and Company, New York, N. Y.\nMr. Joseph P. Grace, Jr.\nW. R. Grace and Company, New York, N. Y.\nMr. F. Otto Haas, Jr.\nRohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia, Pa.\nHon. Harold C. McClellan\nGeneral Manager, American National Exhibition\nin Moscow\nDr. Wilbur Malcolm\nAmerican Cyanamid Company, New York, N. Y.\nMr. H. T. Marks\nFerro Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio\nMr. Glen B. Miller\nAllied Chemical Corporation, New York, N. Y.\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1959\nPage 3\n11:08 - 11:15 am\nPlastics industry officials -- list continued:\nMr. D. J. O'Conor, Jr.\nPresident and General Manager, Formica Corp.\nCincinnati, Ohio\nMr. W. L. O'Donovan\nVice President, Celanese Corporation, New York\nMr. Arthur E. Pew, Jr.\nSun Oil Company, Philadelphia, Pa.\nMr. Henry H. Reichhold\nReichhold Chemicals, Inc., White Plains, N. Y.\nMr. W. H. Salzenberg\nGeneral Manager, Plastics Department\nDupont Company, Wilmington, Delaware\nMr. E. J. Thomas\nGoodyear Tire and Rubber Company\nAkron, Ohio\nMr. J. H. Thomas\nVice President, Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp.\nNew York, N. Y.\nMr. James E. Trainer\nExecutive Vice President, Firestone Tire and\nRubber Company, Akron, Ohio\nMr. George R. Vila\nVice President, U. S. Rubber Company, New York\nHon. Abbott Washburn\nDeputy Director, U. S. I. A.\n11:47 - 12:10 pm\nH. E. Dr. Bruno Pittermann\nVice Chancellor of Austria\nH. E. Dr. Wilfried Platzer\nAmbassador of Austria\nHon. Foy D. Kohler\nDeputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs\nMrs. Nora Lejins\nState Department Interpreter\n12:10 - 12:32 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1959\nPage 4\n2:13 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:13 - 2:15 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:25 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n2:56 - 3:46 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:47 - 4:49 pm\n(Dr. James R. Killian, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Dr. Edwin H. Land)\n(Dr. Edward Mills Purcell)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n4:50 - 4:58 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:10 - 5:12 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:18 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1959\n7:52 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:18 - 8:26 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:24 - 8:25 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:32 - 8:33 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n8:43 - 8:44 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:45 - 9:11 am\nHon. Willy Brandt\nGoverning Mayor of Berlin\nH. E. Wilhelm G. Grewe\nAmbassador of Germany\n(Picture taken)\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nAssistant Secretary of State for European Affairs\n9:15 - 9:24 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n9:26 - 10:07 am\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Maurice Stans\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:20 - 11:00 am\nHon. Charles E. Bohlen\nU. S. Ambassador to the Philippines\n11:02 - 11:17 am\n(Colonel and Mrs. Logan Serles) OFF THE RECORD\n(USA, Ret.)\n11:17 - 11:32 am\nThe President received the following group in\nconnection with Boy Scout Week (February 7 - 13):\nScouts and Explorers\nEdward P. Brynn, Montpelier, Vermont\nMark Bunyan, Santa Rosa, California\nDon A. LaBar, Billins, Montana\nJames G. Little, Jr., Lake Jackson, Texas\nEdward Lyon, Olean, New York\nJames P. Morrison, Toledo, Ohio\nSteven D. Peterson, Topeka, Kansas\nGordon Randolph, Jr., Colfax, Louisiana\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1959\nPage 2\n11:17 - 11:32 am\nScouts and Explorers (continued):\nBarrett Smith, Lavonia, Georgia\nEdwin J. Stastny, Jr., Malin, Oregon\nRobert R. Warner, Jr., Wilmington, Delaware\nDavid White, Fremont, Michigan\nNational Council Representatives - Boy Scouts of America\nGeorge E. Allen, Washington, D. C.\nKenneth K. Bechtel, President, National Council,\nSan Francisco, California\nHarmar D. Denny, Washington, D. C.\nAndrew Murphy, New Brunswick, New Jersey\nRebel L. Robertson, New Brunswick, New Jersey\nDr. Arthur A. Schuck, Chief Scout Executive,\nNew Brunswick, New Jersey\nAlso:\nMr. Shane McCarthy, Executive Director,\nPresident's Council on Youth Fitness\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:32 - 11:34 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:34 - 11:36 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:36 - 12:22 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n12:22 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:50 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:10 pm\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed the\nWhite House and motored to the National Guard Armory\nto drop in on the 17th Annual Meeting of the National\nRural Electric Cooperative Association.\n2:25 pm\nArrived at the National Guard Armory. The President\nwas greeted by\nMr. John George\nPresident of the National Rural Electric\nCooperative A ssociation\nMr. Clyde T. Ellis\nGeneral Manager of REA\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1959\nPage 3\n2:27 pm\nThe President was escorted to the Speaker's stand\nby Mr. George and Mr. Ellis.\n2:30 pm\nMr. John George introduced the President.\n2:30 - 2:38 pm\nREMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT.\n2:40 pm\nThe President departed the Speaker's stand escorted by\nMr. Walter Harrison, President-elect of the National\nRural Electric Cooperative Association.\n2:42 pm\nThe President and Mr. Hagerty departed the National\nGuard Armory and motored to the White House.\n2:59 pm\nArrived at the White House and entered the office.\n3:00 - 3:15 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:20 - 4:04 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:05 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:07 - 4:13 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:25 - 4:45 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n4:55 - 5:05 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n6:40 pm\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed the\nWhite House and motored to the Statler Hotel to attend\nthe National Lincoln Sesquicentennial Dinner.\n6:43 pm\nArrived at the Statler Hotel where he was greeted by\nMr. Herbert Blunck, General Manager, Statler Hotel\nMr. Victor Birely, Chairman of the Lincoln Dinner\n7:00 pm\nNational Lincoln Sesquicentennial Dinner.\n9:45 - 9:55 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT.\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1959\nPage 4\n10:02 pm\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed\nthe Statler Hotel and motored to the White House.\n10:06 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959\n7:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:27 - 8:33 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:33 - 8:46 am\nHon. William P. Rogers\n8:46 - 9:00 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\n9:00 - 10:40 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (396th)\nThe President\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:40 - 11:10 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959\nPage 2\n11:30 - 11:42 am\nThe President received a group from St. Ann's\nInfant Home, Catholic Institution in Washington\nwhich serves children of all faiths and races,\nThe charter for the Home was signed by\nAbraham Lincoln when he was President.\nSister Thecla, Head of the Home\nSister Beata\nChildren:\nJay Banta\nAngela Coehins\nJohn Goldsworthy\nLeroy Jones\nSandra Leaman\nAmy Smith\nDoreen Thompson\nFather John Murphy\nMr. Basil Littin\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:45 - 11:50 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\n11:50 - 11:56 am\nThe President presented the Big Brother of the Year\nAward to Secretary of Defense, Hon. Neil H. McElroy.\nThe following attended the ceremony:\nHon. and Mrs. Neil H. McElroy\nMr. and Mrs. Charles G. Berwind\nPresident, Big Brothers of America\nMr. Goesta Wollin, Executive Director\nMr. Ephrain H. Royfe, Director of Programs\nand Services\nMr. Edward Case, Publicity Director\nMr. Francis C. Brown\nHon. Tom C. Clark\nMr. Wills T. Engle\nMr. Oliver M. Gale\nProfessor and Mrs. Sheldon Glueck\nMr. Marshall C. Hunt\nMr. Gale F. Johnston\nMr. G. Ruhland Rembann\nMr. Milton Kronheim\nMr. Sol Satinsky\nMr. Charles B. Levinson\nMr. Milton Seaman\nMr. J. Bicknell Lockhart, Jr. Hon. Luther Youngdahl\nMr. Richard Loud\nMr. William G. Werner\nMr. John E. Mangrum\nMr. J. Austin White\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959\nPage 3\n11:56 - 12:05 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n12:06 - 12:12 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:24 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:25 - 3:17 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:18 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:24 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n4:24 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. Robert B.\nAnderson, departed the White House and motored\nto the Lafayette Building.\n4:26 pm\nArrived at the Lafayette Building and were greeted by\nMr. Samuel Waugh\nPresident and Chairman of the Board\nExport-Import Bank of Washington\nThe President and Secretary Anderson were\nescorted to the 12th floor where other directors\nof the Export-Import Bank were assembled to\ngreet the President:\nMr. Lynn Stambaugh\nMr. Hawthorne Arey\nMr. Vance Brand\nMr. George A. Blowers\nThe President, Secretary Anderson, Mr. Samuel Waugh\nand the above mentioned directors then went to the\nboard room where board members and other guests\nwere assembled. The President briefly addressed\nthe group.\n(The occasion was the 25th anniversary of the Import-\nExport Bank).\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959\nPage 4\n4:38 pm\nFollowing the President's remarks, Mr. Samuel Waugh\ncut the first piece of of the large birthday cake and\noffered it to the President. The President then\ncut the second piece of cake and offered it to\nMrs. Josephine C. Futrelle, who is the oldest\nemployee of the Export-Import Bank, having been\nwith the Bank since 1933. Mrs. Futrelle then\ncut pieces of cake for Secretary Anderson and\nthe board members.\n4:49 pm\nThe President, Secretary Anderson, and Mr. Samuel\nWaugh departed the Export-Import Bank and returned\nto the White House.\n4:51 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n4:55 - 4:59 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1959\n8:18 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:26 - 8:43 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:44 - 8:52 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:55 - 8:57 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:58 - 10:02 am\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. William McChesney Martin\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n(Saw the President re inflation and economic situation)\n10:10 - 10:32 am\n(Hon. Lawrence Walsh)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Deputy Attorney General)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Joined at 10:27 am)\n10:32 - 10:43 am\nMajor General E. N. Harmon, USA, Ret.\nPresident, Norwich University, Northfield, Vt.\n(Personal friend of the President's)\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:43 - 10:47 am\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\n10:47 - 11:17 am\n(Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.) OFF THE RECORD\n11:17 - 11:23 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:23 - 11:43 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:43 - 12:05 pm\nH. E. Senor Walter Muller\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Chile\n(To present credentials)\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n12:05 - 12:24 pm\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1959\nPage 2\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:13 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:20 - 2:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:40 pm\nThe President went to the South Grounds to\npractice golf.\n3:29 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:52 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1959\n8:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Major John Eisenhower.\n8:53 - 9:30 am\nHon. Douglas Dillon\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:18 - 9:29 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n(Joined Secretary Dillon)\n9:21 - 9:29 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(Joined Secretary Dillon and\nGeneral Persons)\n9:30 - 9:41 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:05 am\nThe President, accompanied by General Howard\nMcC. Snyder, departed the White House and\nmotored to Walter Reed Army Hospital to visit\nwith Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n10:32 am\nArrived at Walter Reed Army Hospital.\nThe President and General Snyder were greeted\nby General Leonard Heaton who escorted them\nto Ward 8 Dining Room where the President\nwas met by the following:\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nMr. Joseph Greene\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nThe President conferred with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\nBefore departing the Hospital, the President made\na short visit to General Floyd Parks' room.\n11:09 am\nThe President and Hon. Wilton B. Persons\ndeparted Walter Reed Hospital and motored to the\nWhite House.\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1959\nPage 2\n11:27 am\nThe President and Hon. Wilton B. Persons\narrived at the White House and entered the\noffice.\n12:24 pm\nDeparted the office and went to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1959\n8:54 am\nThe President, Major John Eisenhower and\nDavid Eisenhower departed the White House\nand motored to the National Presbyterian\nChurch.\n8:59 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church,\nThey remained for the 9:00 am Services.\nAt the conclusion of the Services, Dr. Elson\nescorted the President and his party to their\ncar.\n9:58 am\nDeparted the National Presbyterian Church\nand motored to the White House.\n10:02 am\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959\n8:25 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:33 - 8:34 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:30 - 9:52 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:38 - 9:52 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:00 - 10:29 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n10:50 - 11:00 am\nHon. Philip W. Bonsal\nNewly-appointed Ambassador to Cuba\n11:00 - 11:30 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nSecretary of Health, Education, and Welfare\n11:30 - 11:31 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:31 - 11:52 am\nHon. Foster Furcolo\nGovernor of Massachusetts\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Robert Merriam\n(Re educational accreditation)\n11:52 - 12:13 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:17 - 12:19 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:19 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:25 - 2:33 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\n2:27 - 2:33 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n2:34 - 3:40 pm\n(Dr. James B. Conant)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959\nPage 2\n3:40 - 3:45 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:00 - 4:50 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:55 - 5:05 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n5:05 - 5:07 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\n5:20 - 5:29 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:29 - 5:30 pm\nHon. Howard Pyle\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:31 pm\nThe President and Hon. Howard Pyle walked to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Senator Leverett Saltonstall)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Congressman Charles B. Hoeven)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:23 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:30 - 10:31 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo Allen\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nMr. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n10:31 - 10:41 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:53 - 11:05 am\nHon. Lawrence Walsh\nDeputy Attorney General\n11:05 - 11:08 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:08 - 11:44 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959\nPage 2\n11:45 - 11:53 am\nThe President received the following who are the\nwinners of this year's White House News Photographers'\nAssociation Photo Contest:\nMr. Elwood Baker\nMr. Charles Corte\nMr. Jack Fletcher\nMr. Wallace McNamee\nMr. Francis Routt\nMr. Paul Schutzer\nMr. George Tames\nHon. James Hagerty accompanied\n11:55 - 12:03 pm\nThe President greeted the following Eisenhower Exchange\nFellows:\nAfghanistan\nS. Ahmad Popal\nPresident of Mines in the\n(and wife)\nMinistry of Mines and Industries\nand head of the Afghan Geologi-\ncal Survey. Field: oil and\npetroleum industries.\nArgentina\nCarlos Gonzalez-Fernandez\n(and wife)\nGeneral counsellor of the Inter-\nTrade Unions Organization for\nLaborers' Housing, Buenos\nAires. Field\" economic and\nsocial problems of labor.\nBrazil\nJulian M. Chacel\nHead of the National Income\nUnit of the Brazilian Institute\nof Economics, Rio de Janeiro.\nField: economic research and\nsocial accounting.\nDenmark\nJohn F. Lund\nManaging Director, Lunds\nKlaedefabrik, Ltd., Frederica.\nField: textile production,\nFinland\nUolevi A. Luoto\nConsultant on industrial problems\nfor Ekono, Helsinki. Field:\ninstrumentation and automatic\ncontrol.\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959\nPage 3\n11:55 - 12:03 pm\nEisenhower Exhange Fellows (continued):\nGermany\nEberhard F. Fricke\nAdministrator of St. Markus\nHospital, Frankfurt. Field:\nhospital administration.\nIndia\nPandurang N. Deobhakta\nDeputy Development Officer\n(Electrical), Government of\nIndia, New Delhi. Field:\nelectronics.\nIndonesia\nKwari Satjadibrata\nDoctor of medicine and asst.\n(and wife)\nprofessor in the Medical School\nof the University of Indonesia,\nDjakarta. Field: pediatrics\nand medical teaching.\nIran\nMostafa Mansouri\nEconomic adviser to the High\n(and wife)\nEconomic Council, Prime\nMinister's Office, Teheran.\nField: banking and investments.\nJapan\nToshio Deguchi\nChief of the Labor Section of\n(and wife)\nthe Labor Department,\nMitsubishi Shipbuilding and\nEngineering Comapny,\nHiroshima. Field: labor\nadministration,\nLebanon\nFuad Abi-Saleh\nChief, Warehouse Division of\nthe Lebanese Customs and Free\nZone, Beirut. Field: industry\nand international trade.\nPhilippines\nRamon A. Hermano\nSupervising scientist of the Nat.\n(and wife)\nScience Development Board,\nManila. Field: organization of\nproductivity research.\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959\nPage 4\n11:55 - 12:03 pm\nEisenhower Exchange Fellows (continued):\nSaudi Arabia\nSoliman A. -Hegelan\nDirectorate of Mineral and\nPetroleum Affairs.\nTurkey\nEsref Erkmen\nHead of the power transmission\ndepartment of North-western\nAnatolia Power Generation and\nTransmission organization of\nEtibank, Afyon. Field:\nelectrical supply systems.\nUnion of South Africa\nJan H. Moolman\nGeographer, and Director of the\n(and wife)\nNatural Resources Development\nCouncil, Pretoria. Field:\nregional planning and economic\ngeography.\nUruguay\nAlvaro A. Araujo\nDoctor of medicine in the Family\nAid Clinic, Montevideo.\nField: obstetrics.\nYugoslavia\nFranc Bucar\nSecretary of Economic\nCommittee, National Assembly\nof Slovenia, Ljubljana.\nField: national economy.\nFrom the Board of Trustees of Eisenhower Exchange\nFellowships, Inc.:\nMr. Thomas B. McCabe, Chairman, Board of Trustees\nMr. Charles B. Harding, Chairman, Finance Committee\nMr. S. C. Allyn, Chairman, National Cash Register Co.\nMr. Walter H. Annenberg, Editor and Publisher, The\nPhiladelphia Inquirer\nGeneral Lucius Clay, Chairman, Continantal Can Co.\nMr. Clarence Francis, Retired Chrm., General Foods\nMr. Philip D. Reed, Chrm,, General Electric\nMr. Philip T. Sharples, Chrm., Sharples Corp.\nMr. Juan T. Trippe, President, Pan American World\nAirways\nMr. Henry C. Suhrke, Asst, Director, E. E.F., Inc.\nMr. J. Hampton Barnes, Executive Director \", and\nMrs. Barnes\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959\nPage 5\n12:05 - 12:25 pm\nSenator Gordon Allott, Colorado\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:25 - 12:30 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:02 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:03 - 2:07 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:08 - 2:22 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:15 - 2:23 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n2:23 - 2:28 pm\nHon. Howard Pyle\n2:25 - 2:27 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:25 - 2:28 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n2:29 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Walter Reed Hospital, to visit\nwith Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n2:46 pm\nArrived At Walter Reed Hospital and was\ngreeted by General Leonard Heaton, who\nescorted the President to Secretary Dulles'\nsuite.\n2:48 - 3:21 pm\nThe President visited with Secretary Dulles.\n3:23 pm\nThe President and Mr. James Rowley departed\nWalter Reed Hospital and motored to the White\nHouse.\n3:42 pm\nArrived at the White House,\n3:48 - 3:50 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1959\nPage 6\n4:00 - 4:40 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the\nSouth Grounds.\n4\n4:45 - 5:10 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:35 - 5:42 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:40 - 5:43 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:50 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n8:23 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Major and Mrs.\nJohn Eisenhower and Captain and Mrs. Evan P.\nAurand, departed the White House and motored\nto Constitution Hall to attend concert by National\nSymphony Orchestra.\n8:25 pm\nArrived at Constitution Hall. The President was\ngreeted by Mr. Harold Maynard, Managing Director\nof Constitution Hall who escorted the President and\nhis party to the President General's Reception\nRoom. Here the President was introduced to and\nphotographed with the following:\nMrs. Carson Frailey\nMrs. Ralph Black\nMrs. Louis Hood\nMr. Julius Baker\nMr. Robert Bloom\nMiss Eileen Farrell\nMr. Norman Farrow\nMr. Bernard Greenhouse\nMr. Jan Peerce\nMiss Carol Smith\nMr. Paul Ulanowski\nMr. Maurice Wick\n8:35 - 10:40 pm\nThe President remained at Constitution Hall for the\nevening concert.\n10:45 pm\nDeparted Constitution Hall and motored to the\nWhite House.\n10:47 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Dr. Lawrence Kimpton)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Chancellor of University of Chicago)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:27 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:27 - 8:37 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:28 - 8:33 am\nHon. David Kendall\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n8:43 - 9:09 am\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n9:23 - 9:28 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:28 - 9:54 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n9:47 - 9:55 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n(Joined above group)\n9:55 - 10:28 am\nPre-Press Briefing\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Robert Merriam\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:04 - 11:09 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:09 - 11:13 am\nHon. Lawrence J. Walsh\nDeputy Attorney General\n11:15 - 12:03 pm\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nDr. Hugh Dryden\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Maurice Stans\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1959\nPage 2\n12:03 - 12:06 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Maurice Stans\n12:06 - 12:09 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:09 - 12:11 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:12 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:45 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to MATS Terminal for take-off for\nBergstrom Air Force Base, Texas.\n2:13 pm\nAirborne aboard the Columbine for Bergstrom\nAir Force Base, Austin, Texas. The following\naccompanied the President:\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nMajor John Eisenhower\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Roy Rubottom\nH. E. Senor L. Flores, Ambassador from Mexico\nMr. and Mrs. Albert Kaplan\nSenator Lyndon Johnson\nCongressman Homer Thornberry\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nGeneral William H. Draper\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nSgt. John Moaney\nThe following flew to Texas by Press Plane:\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nMr. Melville Osborne, State Department Mexican\nDesk Officer\nLt. John Butts, U. S. Navy\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1959\nPage 3\nAUSTIN, TEXAS\nBERGSTROM AIR FORCE BASE\n6:50 pm\nThe President arrived at Bergstrom Air Force\nBase, Austin, Texas, He was greeted by\nColonel and Mrs. Howard W. Moore\n4130th Strategic Wing\nGovernor Price Daniel of Texas\nMayor Tom Miller of Austin, Texas\n6:58 pm\nFollowing greetings, the President, accompanied\nby Colonel Moore and Governor Daniel motored to\nhis quarters at Bergstrom Air Force Base.\n7:01 pm\nArrived at his quarters where he remained for the\nbalance of the night.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959\nAUSTIN, TEXAS\n6:00 am\nThe President, accompanied by Colonel Howard\nW. Moore, motored to the Columbine.\n6:19 am\nThe President and his party were airborne\naboard the Columbine for Acapulco, Mexico.\nThe following accompanied the President:\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nMajor John Eisenhower\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Roy Rubottom\nH. E. Senor L. Flores, Ambassador from Mexico\nMr. and Mrs. Albert Kaplan\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nGeneral William H. Draper\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nSgt. John Moaney\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nMr. Melville Osborne\nLt. John Butts, U. S. Navy\nColonel William Draper, Pilot\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n10:00 am\nThe President and his party landed at Acapulco, Mexico,\nThe following greeted the President:\nPresident Adolfo Lopez Mateos\nSenor Manuel Tello, Minister of Foreign Affairs\nSenor Licenciado Donato Miranda Fonseca\nSecretary to the President\nSenor Licenciado Antonio Carrilo Flores\nAmbassador of Mexico to the United States\nSenor General Raul Caballero Aburto\nGovernor of the State of Guerrero\nSenor Embajador Vicente Sanchez Gavito\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959\nPage 2\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n10:00 am\nThe following greeted the President upon his\narrival (list continued from previous page):\nSenor General Jose Gomez Huerta\nChief of the Presidential Staff\nSenor Licenciado Federico A. Mariscal\nChief of Protocol\nSenor Mario Romero Lopetegui\nMayor of Acapulco\nSenor General Prazedis Cuiner Duran\nChief of the Military District\nSenor Vicealmirante C. G. Gabriel Lagos Beltran,\nCommander, 8th Naval District\nSenor Justo Sierra\nCoordinator of Information Services\nSenor Licenciado Luis Farias\nChief of the Press Office of the Secretary of\nInterior\nSenor Arquitecto Alberto Leduc\nPresident of the Board of Public Improvement\nFollowing the exchange of greetings, the President\nwas presented the key to the city of Acapulco by\nMayor Mario Romero Lopetegui.\n10:22 am\nThe President and his party departed the Acapulco\nAirport and motored to the Hotel Pierre Marques.\n10:50 am\nArrived at the Hotel Pierre Marques. The President\nwas greeted by Mr. Charles \"Buck\" Rogers, Manager\nof the Hotel, who escorted the President to his suite.\n11:25 am\nThe President and Colonel Vernon Walters walked\nfrom the President's quarters to the swimming\npool and to the hotel gift shop.\n11:45 am\nReturned to the President's quarters.\n11:51 am\nThe President departed the Hotel Pierre Marques and\nmotored to the Federal Palace. He was accompanied by:\nAmbassador Robert Hill\nHon. Roy Rubottom\nColonel Vernon Walters\nHon. James Hagerty\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nMajor John Eisenhower\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959\nPage 3\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n12:20 pm\nArrived at the Federal Palace.\nThe President proceeded to President Lopez Mateos'\noffice.\nThe President and President Mateos went on the\nbalcony and greeted the people gathered in front\nof the Palace.\n12:28 pm\nDeparted the Federal Palace and motored to the\nHotel Club de Pesca,\n12:38 pm\nArrived at the Hotel Club de Pesca. They were\ngreeted by\nSenor Guillermo Moreno\nGeneral Manager of the Hotel Club de Pesca\nThe President and members of their parties\nboarded small boats and went to the Presidential\nYacht, \"Sotavento\".\n12:48 pm\nBoarded the Presidential Yacht \"Sotavento\".\nLuncheon was served aboard the Sotavento. The\nfollowing attended:\nPresident Eisenhower and President Mateos\nAmbassador Robert Hill\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nHon. Roy Rubottom\nHon. James Hagerty\nColonel Vernon Walters\nMinister Manuel Tello\nSecretary Licenciado Donato Miranda Fonseca\nAmbassador Antonio Carrillo Flores\nGeneral Jose Gomez Huerta\n1:10 - 4:47 pm\nGruised around Acapulco Harbor.\n4:47 pm\nDropped anchor in front of the Hotel Club de Pesca\ndock.\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959\nPage 4\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n4:55 pm\nDisembarked from the Sotavento and entered small\nboats which took them back to the Hotel Club de Pesca.\n5:07 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. Robert Hill and\nColonel Vernon Walters, departed the Hotel Club Pesca\nand motored to the Hotel Pierre Marques.\n5:38 pm\nArrived at the Hotel Pierre Marques.\n7:35 pm\nThe President and his party departed the Hotel\nPierre Marques and motored to the El Mirador\nHotel.\n8:05 pm\nArrived at the Hotel El Mirador where the President\nwas greeted by President Lopez Mateos and Mr.\nTeddy A. Stauffer, General Manager of El Mirador.\nDinner in honor of the President. The following\nattended:\nMinister Manuel Tello\nAmbassador Robert Hill\nAmbassador Carillo Flores\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nSecretary Roy Rubottom\nSir Anthony Eden\nSecretary Mirando Fonseca\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nGovernor Caballero Aburto\nHon. James Hagerty\nAmbassador Sahnchez Gavito\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nGeneral Gomez Huerta\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nCoordinator Justo Sierra\nChief of Protocol Federico A. Mariscal\nMayor Romero Lopetegui\nColonel William Draper\nGeneral Cuiner Duran\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\nAdmiral Lagos Beltran\n(continued)\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1959\nPage 5\n8:15 pm\nDinner in honor of the President at the Hotel\nEl Mirador (list continued from previous page):\nChief of the Press Office, Licenciato Luis Farias\nMr. Melville Osborne\nSenor Arquitecto Alberto Leduc\nGeneral William Draper\nEntertainment by native folk dancing and high diving\nfrom the cliffs of \"La Quebrada\".\n9:50 pm\nDinner concluded, the President and his party departed\nthe Hotel El Mirador and motored to Hotel Pierre Marques.\n10:20 pm\nArrived at Hotel Pierre Marques.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1959\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n12:45 pm\nPresident Eisenhower and President Lopez Mateos\nmet in the President's Suite at the Hotel Pierre\nMarques and walked to the press area, where they\nremained only a short time.\n1:00 pm\nReturned to the Dining Room where luncheon was held.\nThe following were present:\nThe President\nPresident Lopez Mateos\nAmbassador Robert Hill\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nHon. Roy Rubottom\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nGeneral William Draper\nColonel Vernon Walters\nMinister Manuel Tello\nSecretary Miranda Fonseca\nAmbassador Carillo Flores\nAmbassador Sanchez Gavito\nGeneral Gomez Huerta\nChief of Protocol Federico A. Mariscal\nCoordinator Justo Sierra\nChief of Press Office Luis Farias\nGeneral Gurza Falfan\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\n2:34 pm\nThe Presidents and their official parties left the\ndining room and proceeded to the Presidential Suite.\nEnroute they stopped to greet a group of Girl Scouts\nfrom Acapulco, Mexico.\n2:45 pm\nThe President entered his suite.\n7:30 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Dr. Milton Eisenhower\nand Major John Eisenhower departed the Hotel Pierre\nMarques and motored to the Ski Club (Club de Esquies).\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1959\nPage 2\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n8:00 pm\nArrived at the Club de Esquies - Ski Club\nThe following attended the Dinner in honor\nof the President:\nPresident Lopez Mateos\nMinister Manuel Tello\nAmbassador Robert Hill\nAmbassador Carillo Flores\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\nSecretary Roy Rubottom\nSir Anthony Eden\nSecretary Mirando Fonseca\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nGovernor Caballero Aburto\nHon. James Hagerty\nAmbassador Sanchez Gavito\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nGeneral Gomez Huerta\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nCoordinator Justo Sierra\nChief of Protocol Federico A. Mariscal\nMayor Romero Lopetegui\nColonel William Draper\nGeneral Cuiner Duran\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\nAdmiral Lagos Beltran\nChief of the Press Office, Licenciato Luis Farias\nMr. Melville Osborne\nSenor Arquitecto Alberto Leduc\nGeneral William Draper\nWater skiing and fireworks comprised the entertainment\nduring the Dinner.\n9:45 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Dr. Milton Eisenhower\nand Major John Eisenhower, departed the Club de Esquies\nand motored to the Hotel Pierre Marques.\n10:20 pm\nArrived at the Hotel Pierre Marques.\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1959\nPage 3\nACAPULCO, MEXICO\n11:20 pm\nThe President, President Lopez Mateos, and\nColonel Vernon Walters and other members of\nhis party departed the Hotel Pierre Marques and\nmotored to the Acapulco Airport.\n11:43 pm\nArrived at the Acapulco Airport. The President\ninvited President Lopez Mateos and his secretary\nto inspect the Columbine, which they did.\nThe two Presidents received Presidential honors,\nthey said goodbye.\n12:04 am Feb. 21st\nThe Columbine was airborne for Washington, D. C.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1959\n8:18 am\nThe President and his party landed at MATS\nTerminal on return from Acapulco, Mexico.\n8:32 am\nArrived at the White House.\n9:10 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n10:05 - 10:13 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:30 - 10:35 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:43 - 10:45 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:07 - 11:10 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:10 am\nThe President departed the White House with\nMr. James Rowley and motored to Walter Reed\nHospital to visit with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n11:20 am\nArrived at Walter Reed where he was greeted by\nBrig. General James Forsee\nColonel John Voegtly\n11:22 - 11:55 am\nThe President visited with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n11:55 - 11:57 am\nVisited with General Floyd Parks.\n11:58 am\nThe President and Mr. James Rowley departed\nWalter Reed Hospital and motored to the White\nHouse.\n12:15 pm\nArrived at the White House and entered the office.\n12:25 - 12:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n1:13 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1959\n8:45 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Gettysburg Farm, Pennsylvania.\n10:27 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm and went to the\nresidence of Major John Eisenhower.\n10:50 am\nThe President, Major John Eisenhower, and\nSusan Eisenhower made a tour of the stock barn,\nthe Hartley Farm, and the pig farm, returning\nto the residence of Major John Eisenhower at 11:50 am.\nThe President had lunch with Major John Eisenhower\nand his family.\n3:40 pm\nThe President departed Gettysburg and motored\nto the White House.\n5:30 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1959\n(HOLIDAY)\n8:40 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:40 - 8:45 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:55 - 9:02 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:02 - 9:04 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:20 - 10:30 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:30 - 10:32 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:34 - 10:42 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:32 am\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Walter\nReed Hospital.\n11:50 am\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital where they were\ngreeted by Major General Leonard D. Heaton.\n11:52 - 12:17 pm\nThe President visited with Hon, John Foster Dulles.\nFollowing the visit, Secretary Dulles walked to the\nelevator with the President.\n12:20 pm\nDeparted Walter Reed Hospital and motored to\nthe White House.\n12:40 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:20 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n4:15 pm\nDeparted the office and went to the Mansion.\nMONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1959\nPage 2\n6:30 pm\nThe President gave a Stag Dinner for a group of\nhis classmates from the West Point Class of 1915:\nLt. General Henry S. Aurand\nColonel Hugh P. Avent\n(OFF THE RECORD)\nBrig. General Frederic W. Boye\nGeneral of the Army Omar N. Bradley\nMajor General Stewart Bragdon\nBrig. General John F. Conklin\nBrig. General John David\nCaptain Leonard Doughty, Jr.\nColonel E. DeTreville Ellis\nMajor General Vernon Evans\nBrig. General A. Howard Gilkeson\nColonel Douglas H. Gillette\nMr. Sidney C. Graves\nColonel John Harris\nBrig. General Walter W. Hess, Jr.\nMajor General Leland S. Hobbs\nColonel Carl Hocker\nColonel Jesse Beeson Hunt\nMajor Edward B. Hyde, Jr.\nLt. General Thomas B. Larkin\nMr. Eugene Leone\nMajor General Edwin Lyon\nColonel Raymond Marsh\nMajor Philip K. McNair\nLt. C lonel John K. Meneely\nBrig. General Lehman W. Miller\nCommander Edward Semple Moale\nMajor General Paul J. Mueller\nBrig. General Hume Peabody\nMajor General George J. Richards\nColonel Edward G. Sherburne\nMajor Francis Michael Stanton\nLt. General Joseph M. Swing\nColonel Thomas F. Taylor\nMajor General William F. Tompkins\nGeneral James A. Van Fleet\nBrig. General Edward C. Wallington\nMajor General Douglas Weart\nMr. E. Edward Wehman, Jr.\nMajor General Arthur A. White\nMajor General John B. Wogan\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1959\n8: 10 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:15 - 8:32 am\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n(To report to the President on Committee on Oil Imports)\n8:32 - 10:05 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressiman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nHon. Elmer Bennett\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John Patterson\nHon. Stuart Rothman, Department of Labor\nHon. James T. O'Connell\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nMr. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Arthur Minnich\n10:55 - 11:10 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1959\nPage 2\n11:13 - 11:32 am\nHon. Henry A. Byroade\nAmbassador-Designate to Afghanistan\n(Called on the President before\ndeparting for his new post)\n11:40 - 11:43 am\nHon. Edward McCabe\n11:45 - 12:08 pm\nMr. James M. Udall, Los Angeles\nPresident, National Association of Real Estate Boards\nMr. Eugene P. Conser, Chicago, Illinois\nExecutive Vice President\nMr. John C. Williamson, Washington, D. C.\nDirector, Division of Governmental Affairs\nMr. Robert A. Holloway, Baton Rouge, Louisiana\nChairman, Washington Committee\nHon. Edward McCabe\n12:08 - 12:29 pm\nDr. T. Keith Glennan (until 12:12 pm)\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:33 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:18 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:18 - 2:20 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:27 - 2:30 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n2:30 - 2:55 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:55 - 3:08 pm\n(Hon. Allen Dulles)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster) (until 3:03 pm)\n3: 1 - 3:38 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:58 - 4:26 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:28 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:50 - 4:51 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1959\nPage 3\n5:25 - 5:30 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959\n8:05 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:17 - 8:20 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:45 - 9:02 am\nThe President received the following Legislators\nfrom Cambodia:\nLeader:\nMr. Chau Sen Cocsal\nPresident and Deputy of the National Assembly\nMembers:\nMr. So Nem\nVice President of the National Assembly\nMr. Ong Sim\nDeputy in the National Assembly\nMr. Hing-Kunthel\nDeputy in the National Assembly\nMr. Tum Kim Heng\nDeputy in the National Assembly\nMr. Eng-Tao Sar\nDeputy in the National Assembly\nMr. Kim-San\nMember of the Council of the Kingdon\nH. E. Nong Kimny\nCambodian Ambassador to the United States\nHon. Wiley Buchanan accompanied\nMr. Charles Sedgwich, Interpreter\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:24 - 9:25 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:25 - 9:56 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n9:56 - 10:29 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. David Kendall\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\n(Pre-Press Briefing)\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959\nPage 2\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:05 am\nThe President returned to the office.\n11:10 - 11:22 am\nThe President received the following delegation\nfrom North Dakota:\nGovernor John Davis\nHon. Norman Brunsdale\nSenator Milton Young\nMr. Ray Holland\nMr. L. C. Mueller\nMr. A. M. Christianson\nMr. Russell Dushinsky\nMr. Milo Hoisveen\nMr. Herb Lyons\nMr. John Hjelle\nMr. John Crary\n11:22 - 11:30 am\n(Mr. Clarence Francis) OFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n11:35 am\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. Thomas E. Stephens,\ndeparted the White House and motored to the Sheraton-Park\nHotel.\n11:44 am\nArrived at the Sheraton Park. The President was\ngreeted by\nMr. George Johnson\nGeneral Manager of Sheraton-Park Hotel\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nMr. James F. Stiles, Jr.\nAssistant to the Secretary of the Treasury\n11:48 - 12:01 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT before the U. S.\nSavings Bonds Conference,\n12:02 pm\nDeparted the Sheraton Park Hotel and motored to the\nWhite House.\n12:11 pm\nArrived at the White House, accompanied by\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens and Hon. James Hagerty.\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959\nPage 3\n12:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:17pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:20 - 2:33 pm\nHon David Kendall\n2:33 - 3:20 pm\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n3:20 - 3:27 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n3:27 - 3:43 pm\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:43 - 4:11 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:15 - 4:28 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:30 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:33 pm\nThe President returned to the South Grounds,\naccompanied by Major John Eisenhower.\n5:00 pm\nReturned to the office with Major John Eisenhower.\n5:00 - 5:03 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower.\n5:05 - 5:07 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:20 - 5:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:40 - 5:52 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:55 - 6:02 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959\nPage 4\n6:02 - 6:04 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n6:08 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe swimming pool.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President had breakfast with the following:\nSenator Kenneth B. Keating\nSenator Hugh Scott\nSenator Winston L. Prouty\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\n9:12 - 9:24 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:24 - 10:54 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (397th)\nThe President\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. John S. Patterson\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Elmer Bennett\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Alan H. Belmont\nHon. J. Walter Yeagley\nHon. Donald Quarles\nAdmiral Arleigh Burke\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nColonel Earl McFarland\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:54 - 11:19 am\nHon. Neil McElroy\n11:19 - 11:30 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959\nPage 2\n11:30 - 11:47 am\nThe following Congressional Delegation and\nmembers of the Cumberland Gap National\nHistorical Park Dedication Committee called\non the President to extend an invitation to him\nto attend the dedication of the Park (to be on\nJuly 4, 1959):\nSenator Harry Flood Byrd\nSenator John Sherman Cooper\nSenator Estes Kefauver\nSenator Thruston B. Morton\nCongressman W. Pat Jennings\nCongressman B. Carroll Reece\nCongressman Eugene Siler\nMr. Tom B. Fugate, Ewing, Virginia\nVirginia Chairman, Cumberland Gap National\nHistorical Park Dedication Committee\nMr. Lawrence M. Russell, New Tazewell, Tennessee\nTenessee Chairman\nMr. Harry M. Hoe, Middlesboro, Kentucky\nKentucky Chairman\nMr. Maurice K. Henry, Middlesboro, Kentucky\nPresident Kentucky Chamber of Commerce\nMr. W. C. Broadwater, Middlesboro, Kentucky\nMiddlesboro Chamber of Commerce\nMr. Lee F. Campbell\nMember of the Cumberland Gap National\nHistorical Park Dedication Committee\nHon. Lorne Kennedy\nAssistant Secretary of Interior\nMr. Conrad Wirth\nMr. Lee White, of Senator Cooper's office\nJudge J. A. Smith\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:50 - 12:10 pm\nSenator Harry F. Byrd\n12:10 - 12:12 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:12 - 12:17 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n12:17 - 12:25 pm\nDr. Albert Jacobs\nPresident, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959\nPage 3\n12:25 - 12:27 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:32 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:24 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:27 - 2:36 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:45 - 3:06 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n3:06 - 3:17 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:25 pm\nThe President went to the South Grounds to\npractice golf.\n4:15 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:18 - 4:27 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:00 - 5:07 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n5:05 - 5:15 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n5:30 - 6:00 pm\nOFF THE RECORD MEETING in the Mansion:\nSenator Andrew F. Schoeppel, Kansas\nSenator John Marshall Butler, Maryland\nSenator Norris Cotton, New Hampshire\nSenator Clifford Case, New Jersey\nSenator Thruston B. Morton, Kentucky\nSenator Hugh Scott, Pennsylvania\nCongressman John B. Bennett, Michigan\nCongressman William L. Springer, Illinois\nCongressman Alvin R. Bush, Pennsylvania\nCongressman Paul F. Schenck, Ohio\nCongressman Steven B. Derounian, New York\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1959\nPage 4\n5:30 - 6:00 pm\nOFF THE RECORD MEETING in the Mansion\n(List continued from previous page):\nCongressman J. Arthur Younger, California\nCongressman John Byrnes, Wisconsin\nCongressman William H. Avery, Kansas\nCongressman Harold R. Collier, Illinois\nCongressman Milton W. Glenn, New Jersey\nCongressman Samuel L. Devine, Ohio\nCongressman Ancher Nelsen, Minnesota\nCongressman Keith Hastings, Massachusetts\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Jack Z. Anderson\nGeneral Elwood R. Quesada\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1959\n8:00 am\n(Mr. Marshall Field, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:45 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:48 - 8:55 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:00 - 10:46 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Edson O. Sessions\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. True D. Morse\nHon. James O'Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Karl G. Harr\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Allen Dulles\nMr. John Heidemann, CIA\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand, Item 4\nHon. Gordon Tiffany\nChairman Hannah of the Civil Rights Commission\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1959\nPage 2\n10:46 - 11:06 am\n(Hon. Lewis L. Strauss) OFF THE RECORD\n11:06 - 11:20 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:06 - 11:07 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:26 - 11:30 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:40 am\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. Wilton B. Persons\nand Colonel Vernon Walters, departed the White House\nand motored to the Simon Bolivar Plaza, 18th and\nVirginia Avenue, N. W.\n11:43 am\nArrived at the Simon Bolivar Plaza where he was\ngreeted by:\nHon. Fred Seaton\nH. E. Senor Dr. Marcos Falcon-Briceno\nAmbassador of Venezuela\nDr. Arturo Uslar Pietri\nRepresenting the President of Venezuela\n11:45 am\nThe President attended the Presentation of the\nSimon Bolivar Statue to the Government of the\nUnited States -- this presentation was sponsored\nby the Department of the Interior in cooperation\nwith the Department of State and the Government\nof Venezuela.\nHon. Fred Seaton introduced Rt. Rev. Angus Dun\nwho delivered the Invocation.\nPresentation of the Simon Bolivar Statue by\nH. E. Dr. Arturo Uslar Pietri.\nAcceptance of the Simon Bolivar Statue by the\nPresident.\nBenediction by Monsignor William J. McDonald.\nThe following were present on the platform with\nthe President:\nMr. Felix de Weldon, Sculptor\nHon. and Mrs. Fred Seaton\nSuperintendent Thompson, U. S. Park Service\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1959\nPage 3\nThe following were present on the platform with\nthe President (continued from previous page):\nMr. Conrad Wirth, Director U. S. Park Service\nHon. Christian Herter\nAmbassador and Mrs. Falcon-Briceno\nRt. Rev. Monsignor William J. McDonald\nThe Rt. Rev. Angus Dun\nH. E. Dr. and Mrs. Arturo Uslar Pietri\n12:08 pm\nThe President departed the Simon Bolivar Plaza\nand motored to the White House.\n12:10 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n12:13 pm\nArrived in the office.\n12:17 pm\nDeparted the office and went to the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:27 pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:27 - 2:42 pm\n(Hon. Paul Hoffman)\n2:45 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Walter Reed Hospital to visit Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n3:00 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital.\n3:07 - 3:27 pm\nVisited with Secretary Dulles,\n3:30 pm\nThe President departed Walter Reed Hospital and\nmotored to the White House.\n3:48 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n3:50 - 3:54 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n3:54 - 4:15 pm\nHon. Robert M. Merriam\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:15 - 4:44 pm\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1959\nPage 4\n4:44 - 4:45 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:15 - 5:23 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:23 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1959\n8:40 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:48 - 9:12 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:13 - 9:27 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:17 - 9:18 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:27 - 9:28 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:38 - 9:41 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:43 - 10:13 am\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\n9:47 - 9:54 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:50 - 11:24 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:25 am\nThe President went to the South Grounds\nto practice golf.\n12:27 pm\nTo the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1959\n8:55 am\nThe President, accompanied by Mr. George Allen\nand David Eisenhower, departed the White House\nand motored to the National Presbyterian Church.\n8:57 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church.\nAttended the 9:00 A. M. Services.\nUpon arrival, the President and his party were\ngreeted by Head Usher Alfred J. Barrett.\nUpon completion of the Services, Reverend Elson\nescorted them to their car.\n9:58 am\nDeparted the National Presbyterian Church and\nmotored to the White House.\n10:02 am\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MARCH 2, 1959\n8:27 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:28 - 8:34 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:49 - 8:53 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:54 - 8:57 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:00 - 9:20 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:58 - 10:00 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:07 - 10:22 am\nThe President received the Winners of the 18th\nAnnual Science Talent Search:\nWilson Edwin Allen, Shelbyville, Ind.\nMary Terese Anglim, Chicago, Illinois\nNancy June Balmer, Great Falls, Mont.\nPaul Gustav Bamberg, Jr., Middletown, R. I.\nKenneth Murray Berman, Laurelton, N. Y.\nSusan Evelyn Burghorn, Lafayette, Ind.\nPaul Hampton Corneil, Baytown, Texas\nEileen Carol Danies, New York, N. Y.\nMarion Stanton Davis, New Rochelle, N. Y.\nMiriam Dick, Brooklyn, N. Y.\nThomas Chadbourne Emmel, Los Angeles, Cal.\nRuth Rhoda Entine, Philadelphia, Pa.\nArnold Jay Fetell, Brooklyn, N. Y.\nEdward Ganz, Bethesda, Md.\nStephen Jay Garland, Pittsburgh, Pa.\nRonald Eugene Gates, Marshfield, Wis.\nTodd Alan Gitlin, New York, N. Y.\nJoseph Amadee Goguen, Jr., Pittsfield, Mass.\nJeffrey Alan Greenhouse, Hempstead, N. Y.\nFrank Wayne Grimm, Catonsville, Md.\nDenis Phil Henkel, Milwaukee, Wis.\nRobert Bienville Higgins, Evanston, Illinois\nDavid Russell Humphreys, Orangeburg, S. C.\nDavid Maurice Jessup, Greeley, Colorado\nKenneth Eugene Kloss, Loudonville, Ohio\nSherie Lynne Leaver, Concord, California\n(continued)\nMONDAY, MARCH 2, 1959\nPage 2\n10:07 - 10:22 am\nWinners of the 18th Annual Science Talent\nSearch (continued):\nJonathan David Leavitt, Easton, Pa.\nJohn Seymour Letcher, Jr., Lexington, Va.\nCarl Lewis Lyngholm, San Diego, California\nPeter Marks, Forest Hills, N. Y.\nLeonard Daniel Massey, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenn.\nRobert Norman McDonnell, Park Ridge, Illinois\nRichard John O'Connell, Helena, Mont.\nHarold Thomas Peterson, Jr., Valley Stream, N. Y.\nRobert William Robinson, Natick, Mass.\nCarl Hellmuth Schwalbe, Chillicothe, Ohio\nStevenson Helm Swigert, Evanston, Illinois\nJoseph Peter Vajk, Princeton Junction, N. J.\nWilliam Charles Waterhouse, Denver, Colorado\nJeanne Alice Zika, Cleveland, Ohio\nThe following adults accompanied the Winners:\nDr. Leonard Carmichael, Science Service\nMrs. Leonard Carmichael, Science Service\nMr. Watson Davis, Science Service\nMr. Joseph H. Kraus, Science Service\nMr. Allen Long, Science Service\nMrs. Charlotte Mooers, Science Service\nMrs. Dorothy Schriver, Science Service\nMiss Harriet Gormley, Westinghouse, N. Y.\nMr. Dale McFeatters, Pittsburgh, Pa.\nMrs. Dale McFeatters, Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, Pa.\nMr. William Parker, Westinghouse, New York\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:25 - 10:27 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:28 - 10:44 am\nH. E. Arnold D. P. Heeney\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Canada\n(Came to present his credentials)\n10:55 - 11:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMONDAY, MARCH 2, 1959\nPage 3\n11:31 - 11:48 am\nMr. C. Lease Bussard\nFrederick, Maryland\nPast President, Optimist International\nMr. J. Harold Wilkins , and Mrs. Wilkins\nMemphis, Tennessee\nPresent President, Optimist International\nHon. Theodore McKeldin\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:48 - 12:06 pm\nDr. T. Keith Glennan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\nThe President gave a Stag Luncheon in honor of\nLord Edwin Plowden, Chairman of the Atomic\nEnergy Authority of Great Britain. The following\nwere present:\nThe President\nLord Edwin Plowden\nH. E. Harold Caccia, The British Ambassador\nHon. Neil H. McElroy, Secretary of Defense\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss, Secretary of Commerce\nHon. Wilton B. Persons, The Assistant to the President\nHon. John A. McCone, Chairman, Atomic Energy\nCommission\nHon. Christian A. Herter, Acting Secretary of State\nHon. Donald A. Quarles, Deputy Secretary of Defense\nHon. Livingston Merchant, Assistant Secretary of State\nHon. Willard F. Libby, Atomic Energy Commission\nHon. Harold S. Vance, Atomic Energy Commission\nHon. John S. Graham, Atomic Energy Commission\nHon. John F. Floberg, Atomic Energy Commission\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster, Staff Secretary\nMajor John S. D. Eisenhower, Assistant Staff Secretary\n2:15 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:30 - 4:27 pm\nNational Aeronautics and Space Council Meeting - in the\nCabinet Room:\n(List on next page)\nMONDAY, MARCH 2, 1959\nPage 4\n2:30 - 4:27 pm\nNational Aeronautics and Space Council Meeting\nin the Cabinet Room:\nCouncil Members or Alternates\nThe President\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nDr. Alan T. Waterman\nDr. Detlev W. Bronk\nMr. William A. M. Burden\nRegularly Invited Participants\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Maurice H. Stans\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nOthers\nMr. William M. Holaday\nMr. Paul F. Foster\nMr. Roy W. Johnson\nDr. Hugh L. Dryden\nMr. Phillip J. Farley\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. John S. Patton (Item 2 only)\nMr. Francis B. Smith (Item 2 only)\nColonel Paul O. Nadler (Item 5 only)\nMr. Milton W. Rosen (Item 3 only)\nMr. Franklyn W. Phillips\n4:27 - 4:50 pm\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n4:55 - 4:57 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\n4:57 - 5:00 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:15 - 5:20 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:26 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n5:30 pm\nGeneral and Mrs. Cortlandt Van R. Schuyler\n(Personal friends)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1959\n7:57 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:00 - 8:05 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:03 - 8:10 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:15 - 10:05 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Thomas H. Kuchel\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator John J. Williams\nSenator Francis Case\nSenator Homer Capehart\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Clarence E. Kilburn\nCongressman James C. Auchincloss\nHon. Fred C. Scribner\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon, Elmer Staats\nHon. Frederick H. Mueller\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1959\nPage 2\n10:08 - 10:13 am\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nHon. Edward J. McCabe\n10:28 - 10:35 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n10:35 - 10:37 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:45 - 10:47 am\nThe President pressed a button in the White House\nand started machinery in the newly-modernized\nWashington, D. C. Post Office.\n10:49 - 10:51 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:54 - 11:00 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:00 - 11:05 am\nHon. Edward McCabe\n11:05 - 11:08 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:08 - 11:25 am\nMr. Bob Cox\nPresident, U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce\nMr. Ben Swanson\nExecutive Vice President, U. S. Junior Chamber\nof Commerce\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n(Invited the President to attend their Convention\nin Buffalo on June 16th, 1959)\n11:54 - 12:00 Noon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:00 - 12:25 pm\n4-H Club Group called on the President in connection\nwith 4-H Club Week, February 28 - March 7th, 1959:\nMembers\nMerry Jo Stewart, Ault, Colorado\nLinda Lou Gould, Lafayette, Indiana\nMarilynn Wood, Donna, Texas\nJohn W. Carlin, Smolan, Kansas\nDwight Walker, Clayton, New Mexico\nWilliam Jones, Alexander, N. C.\n(continued on next page)\nTUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1959\nPage 3\n12:00 - 12:25 pm\n4-H Club Group (continued):\n4-H Alumni\nMrs. Beatrice Pfeffercorn, West Friendship, Md.\nEarl J. Shiflet, Richmond, Virginia\nState Extension Representatives\nRoger E. Regnier, State 4-H Club Leader, Kansas\nAudrey Sandstead, Assistant State 4-H Club Leader,\nColorado\nNational Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work,\nChicago, Illinois\nJohn Coverdale, President\nHi Iton Hotels, Inc., New York City\nConrad Hilton\nMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Quain, Hilton Hotel,\nChicago\nU. S. Department of Agriculture\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nC. M. Ferguson, Administrator, Federal\nExtension Service\nJohn W. Banning, Associate Leader, 4-H Club\nand YMW Programs, Federal Extension Service\nMrs. Frances Clingerman, Division of Information\nPrograms, Federal Extension Service\nEdwin C. Hunton, Photographer, Office of Information\nHon. Lewis Rock, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens accompanied the group.\n12:25 - 12:27 pm\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\n12:27 - 12:29 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:29 - 12:35 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:36 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nTUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1959\nPage 4\n2:13 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:17 - 2:22 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:42 - 2:45 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n2:50 - 3:00 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:01 - 3:45 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:47 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:50 - 3:51 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n5:30 pm\n(Mr. Sigurd Larmon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. Philip Reed)\n(Saw the President in the Mansion. )\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959\n7:57 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:02 - 8:11 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:30 - 8:54 am\n(Mr. William D. Kerr, Chicago, Illinois) OFF RECORD\n(President, Investment Bankers Association\nof America)\n8:54 - 9:05 am\nHon. Philip K Crowe\nNewly appointed Ambassador to the Union of\nSouth Africa\nCalled on the President before departing\nfor his post.\n9:05 - 9:07 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:07 - 9:24 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:24 - 9:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n9:30 - 9:50 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:46 - 9:50 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:50 - 10:28 am\nPre-Press Briefing\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. David Kendall\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:03 - 11:10 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:10 - 11:17 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959\nPage 2\n11:30 - 12:00 Noon\nCrown Prince Constantine of Greece\nHon. Alexis Liatis, Ambassador of Greece\nMajor Joseph Lepczyk, Military Aide and\nEscort to the Crown Prince\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n12:00 - 12:02 pm\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\n12:02 - 12:15 pm\nThe President greeted the following of the\nBoard Members of the American Meat Institute:\nGeorge W. Stark\nChairman of the Board of Directors, and\nPresident of Stark, Wetzel & Company, Inc.\nIndianapolis, Indiana\nHomer R. Davison\nPresident of the American Meat Institute\nW. A. Barnette, Sr., Greenwood Packing Plant\nGreenwood, S. C.\nAlan J. Braun, Braun Brothers Packing Company\nTroy, Ohio\nTheodore H. Broecker, The Klarer Company\nLouisville, Kentucky\nJohn J. Burns, Hunter Packing Company\nEast St. Louis, Illinois\nJohn Cockrill, Wilson & Company, Inc., Chicago, I11.\nW. A. Cook, The Wm. Schluderberg-T. J. Kurdle\nCompany, Baltimore, Md.\nOscar Emge, Emge Packing Company,, Inc.\nFort Branch, Indiana\nJohn Faust, Heil Packing Company, St. Louis, Mo.\nEarl M. Gibbs, Earl C. Gibbs, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio\nRobert F. Gray, George Hormel & Co., Austin, Minn.\nRoscoe Haynie, Wilson & Co., Inc., Chicago, Illinois\nGeorge L. Heil, Jr., Heil Packing Comapny,\nSt. Louis, Mo.\nWells Hunt, Hygrade Products Corp., Detroit, Mich.\nFrank A. Hunter, Jr., Hunter Packing Company,\nEast St. Louis, Illinois\nE. C. Jones, Jones Dairy Farm, Fort Atkinson, Wis.\nJohn F. Krey, Krey Packing Company, St. Louis, Mo.\nLeo B. Lavin, The Sugardale Provision Co.,\nCanton, Ohio\nJess Lawson, The Cudahy Packing Company, Omaha,\nNebraska\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959\nPage 3\n12:02 - 12:15 pm\nBoard Members of the American Meat Institute\n(continued):\nHerbert J. Madden, East Tennessee Packing Co.,\nKnoxville, Tennessee\nW. S. Marks, W. S. Marks, Woodland, California\nGottfried Mayer, Oscar Mayer & Co., Inc.\nMadison, Wisconsin\nOscar G. Mayer, Oscar Mayer & Co., Inc., Chicago\nW. W. McCallum, John Morrell & Company,\nOttumwa, Iowa\nLorenz Neuhoff, Jr., Valleydale Packers, Inc.,\nSalem, Va.\nRobert Peck, Tobin Packing Compan y, Inc.\nRochester, N. Y.\nHoward H. Rath, The Rath Packing Company,\nWaterloo, Iowa\nR. W. Reneker, Swift & Company, Inc., Chicago, Ill.\nT. E. Schluderberg, The Wm. Schluderberg-\nT. J. Kurdle Co., Baltimore, Md.\nFloyd A. Segel, Wisconsin Packing Co., Milwaukee,\nWisconsin\nSam Sigman, York Packing Company, Denver, Colo.\nEarl Spiker, Swift & Company, Washington, D. C.\nA. Dewey Bond, Director, Washington Office,\nAmerican Meat Institute\nAled P. Davies, Assistant to the President, American\nMeat Institute, Chicago, Illinois\nGeorge M. Lewis, Vice President, American Meat\nInstitute, Chicago, Illinois\n12:15 - 12:19 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:19 - 12:34 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:15 pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:17 - 2:30 pm\nHon. David Kendall\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959\nPage 4\n2:30 - 3:57 pm\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Dr. George Kistiakowsky)\n(Dr. Brockway McMillan)\n(Deputy Secretary of Defense, Quarles)\n(Vice Admiral John H. Sides)\n(General Nathan Twining)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons - joined at 3:23 pm)\n3:57 - 4:00 pm\nGeneral Nathan Twining\n4:07 - 4:53 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South\nGrounds,\n4:55 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:57 - 5:13 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:04 - 8:07 am\nHon. Jack Anderson\n0:14 - 8:17 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:17 - 8:32 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n8:32 - 8:34 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:34 - 8:45 am\nThe President greeted the following representatives\nof the Investment Bankers Association of America:\nWilliam D. Kerr, President, Investment\nBankers Association, Chicago, Illinois\nWilliam M. Adams\nVice President, Investment Bankers Association,\nDetroit, Michigan\nAlbert T. Armitage\nPresident and Director, Coffin & Burr Inc.,\nBoston, Massachusetts, and Past President\nAmerican Investment Bankers Association\nCurtis H. Bingham\nPresident and Director, Bingham, Walter & Hurry,\nInc., Los Angeles, California\nH. Lawrence Bogert, Jr.\nPartner, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &\nCompany, New York\nRobert B. Blyth\nVice President, The National City Bank of Cleveland,\nOhio\nT. Jerrold Bryce\nPartner, Clark, Dodge & Co., N. Y.\nPast President, Investment Bankers Association\nGordon L. Calvert\nMunicipal Director and Assistant General Counsel,\nInvestment Bankers Association, Washington, D. C.\nCharles A. Capek\nVice President, Lee Higginson Corporation,\nChicago, Illinois\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959\nPage 2\n8:34 - 8:45 am\nInvestment Bankers Association of America (continued):\nRobert E. Clark\nExecutive Vice President, Calvin Bullock, Ltd.\nNew York\nJulien H. Collins\nPresident, Julien Collins & Co., Chicago, Illinois\nPast President, Investment Bankers Association\nWarren H. Crowell\nPartner, Crowell, Weedon & Company\nLos Angeles, California\nVice President, Investment Bankers Association\nShelby Cullom Davis\nPartner, Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., N. Y.\nH. E. Dewar\nPartner, Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,\nSan Antonio\nPast President, Investment Bankers Association\nW. Yost Fulton\nPresident, Fulton, Reid & Company, Inc.\nCleveland, Ohio\nPaul F. Genachte\nDirector, Atomic Energy Division\nThe Chase Manhattan Bank, New York\nWalter M. Giblin\nPartner, Hornblower & Weeks, New York\nMurray Hanson\nManaging Director and General Counsel\nInvestment Bankers Association, Washington, D. C.\nDavid J. Harris\nPartner, Bache & Comapny, Chicago, Illinois\nEdward Hopkinson, Jr.\nPartner, Drexel & Company, Philadelphia, Pa.\nPast President, Investment Bankers Association\nWilliam C. Jackson, Jr.\nPresident, First Southwest Company, Dallas, Tex.\nPast President, Investment Bankers Association\nThomas M. Johnson\nPresident, The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.\nSavannah, Ga.\nRalph F. Leach\nTreasurer, Guaranty Trust Company, New York\nW. Carroll Mead\nPartner, Mead, Miller & Co., Baltimore, Md.\nVice President, Investment Bankers Association\nEmil J. Pattberg\nFirst of Boston Corporation, Boston, Mass.\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959\nPage 3\n8:34 - 8:45 am\nInvestment Bankers Association of America (continued):\nGeorge A. Newton\nPartner, G. H. Walker & Company\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nMichael Pescatello\nVice President, The First National City Bank of\nNew York, N. Y.\nFrank L. Reissner\nPresident, Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.\nIndianapolis\nAlfred J. Ross\nPartner, Dick & Merle-Smith\nNew York\nWalter A. Schmidt\nPartner, Schmidt, Roberts & Parke\nPhiladelphia, Pa., Past President,\nInvestment Bankers Association\nRobert O. Shepard\nPresident, Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.\nCleveland, Ohio\nWalter H. Steel\nPartner, Drexel & Company, New York\nRobert Stevenson, III\nSecretary and Treasurer, Investment Bankers\nAssociation, Washington, D. C.\nArthur L. Wadsworth\nVice President, Dillon, Read & Company, Inc.,\nNew York\nVice President, Investment Bankers Association\n8:45 - 8:50 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:56 - 9:00 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:00 - 10:17 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (398th)\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Willard F. Libby\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nHon. Allen Dulles\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959\nPage 4\n9:00 - 10:17 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Clarence Randall\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nHon. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, III\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:17 - 11:44\nOFF THE RECORD Meeting in the President's Office\nfollowing National Security Council Meeting:\n(The President)\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\n(Hon. Christian A. Herter)\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(Hon. Leo A. Hoegh)\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\n(General Nathan Twining)\n(Hon. Allen Dulles)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. George V. Allen)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n(Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.)\n(Hon. William P. Rogers)\n(Hon. Livingston Merchant)\n11:44 - 11:46 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\n11:54 - 11:58 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:58 - 12:05 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:07 - 12:17 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:18 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion,\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959\nPage 5\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:13 pm\nThe President returned to the office, accompanied\nby Major John Eisenhower.\n2:15 - 2:45 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:25 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:00 - 3:31 pm\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Douglas Dillon)\n(Hon. Maurice Stans)\n(Hon. Grayson Upton)\n(Assistant Secretary of Treasury)\n(Mr. George Willis, Treasury)\n(Hon. Don Paarlberg)\n3:31 - 3:35 pm\nHon. Maurice Stans\n3:45 - 4:16 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:18 pm\nReturned to the office,\n4:20 - 4:25 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:50 - 5:00 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:02 - 5:07 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:10pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n5:15 pm\nOFF THE RECORD Meeting in the Mansion:\n(Senator Everett Dirksen)\n(Senator Styles Bridges)\n(Congressman Charles Halleck)\n(Congressman John Taber)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Jack Anderson)\n(Hon, Edward McCabe)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959\n8:17 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:17 - 8:23 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:23 8:25 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:25 - - 8:35 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower (until 8:27 am)\n8:43 - 8:47 am\nMr. Lewis H. Potter\nGeneral Chairman, National Capital Flower\nand Garden Show\nMr. E. F. Harloff\nManager of National Capital Flower and Garden Show\nMrs. Christian Wohlgemuth\nChairman, National Capital Garden Club League\n(The above group presented a gold pass to\nthe President for the Flower Show)\n9:00 - 10:22 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James o\"Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert K. Gray\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 10:22 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued):\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon, Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nHon. Clarence Randall\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Willard S. Libby\nGolonel Robert L. Schulz (for Items 2, 3)\nMr. Roy Price, OCDM\nHon. Frederick Mueller, (for Item 3)\n10:22 - 10:25 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Neil McElroy\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:25 - 10:30 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:30 - 12:00 Noon\nSPECIAL MEETING OF LEGISLATIVE LEADERS\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. Lyndon Johnson\nHon, Everett Dirksen\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Charles Halleck\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:00 - 12:08 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:08 - 12:15 pm\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:15 - 12:30 pm\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nFRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959\nPage 3\n12:30 - 12:31 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:31 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:08 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:08 - 2:10 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMiss Susan Eisenhower\n2:10 - 2:12 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n2:40 - 2:44 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:45 - 3:36 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:38 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:40 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Walter Reed Hospital to visit with\nSecretary Dulles.\n3:57 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed. The President was\ngreeted by Major General Leonard Heaton, who\nescorted the President to Secretary Dulles' room,\n3:59 - 4:32 pm\nThe President visited with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n4:33 pm\nDeparted Walter Reed Hospital and motored to\nthe White House.\n4:50 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n5:00 pm\nThe President met with the following in the Mansion\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Senator J. W. Fulbright)\n(Senator Richard Russell)\n(Senator Leverett Saltonstall)\n(Senator Alexander Wiley)\n(Congressman Leslie Arends)\n(Congressman A. S. J. Carnahan)\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959\nPage 4\n5:00 pm\nOFF THE RECORD ineeting in the Mansion (continued):\n(Congressman Robert Chiperfield)\n(Congressman Robert Chiperfield)\n(Congressman Carl Vinson)\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\n(Hon. Allen Dulles)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1959\n8:47 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:48 - 8:50 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:00 - 9:13 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:13 - 9:30 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\n9:30 - 10:02 am\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n10:02 - 10:07 am\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n10:07 - 10:08 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n10:08 - 11:10 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:10 - 10:33 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Robert Merriam\n10:33 - 10:37 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\n10:37 - 10:56 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:56 - 10:58 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:11 IN 11:14 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:14 - 12:00 Noon\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n12:00 - 12:04 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:17 - 12:27 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1959\n8:52 am\nThe President and David Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the National Presbyterian\nChurch.\n8:55 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church where\nthey remained for the 9:00 A. M. Services.\n10:03 am\nDeparted the National Presbyterian Church and\nmotored to the residence of Deeter B. Flohr (Dick\nFlohr), at 3703 Bangor Street, S. E.\n10:22 am\nArrived at the residence of Dick Flohr.\n10:45 am\nDeparted the Flohr residence and motored to the\nWhite House.\n11:04 am\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MARCH 9, 1959\n8:03 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accomparied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:08 - 8:16 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:30 - 8:42 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n8:43 - 8:52 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:09 - 9:31 am\nCongressman James C. Auchincloss\nHon. Jack Anderson\n9:42 - 9:59\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:00 - 10:02 am\nHon. Roger W. Jones was sworn in as Member\nof the Civil Service Commission. The following\nattended ceremony in the Conference Room:\nMrs. Roger W. Jones\nDr. and Mrs. O. E. Kiessling\n(Sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Jones)\nCommodore and Mrs. James H. Gilman\n(Cousins of Mr. Jones)\nEdward Kemp, former General Counsel, Bureau of the\nBudget\nSenator Prescott Bush\nSenator Olin D. Johnston\nSenator Frank Carlson\nCongressman Tom Murray\nCongressman Edward H. Rees\nMr. David Clarke\nMr. H. W. Brawley\nMr. Fred Belen\nFrom Civil Service Commission\nBarbara Gunderson\nF. J. Lawton\nWarren Irons\nWilliam C. Hull\nMary Angluin\n(continued)\nMONDAY, MARCH 9, 1959\nPage 2\n10:00 - 10:02 am\nThe following attended the swearing-in ceremony\nof Hon. Roger W. Jones as Member of the Civil\nService Commission (List continued from previous page):\nFrom the Bureau of the Budget\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. R. W. E. Reid\nMr. Elmer Staats\nMr. Raoul Archambault\nMr. P. S. Hughes\nMr. W. F. Finan\nMr. R. T. Bowman\nMr. W. F. McCandless\nMr. W. D. Carey\nMr. Arthur Focke,\nMr. W. H. Ziehl\nMiss Helen Cowan\nMiss Virginia de Pury\nMr. Howard Stone\nMr. William J. Armstrong\nMembers of the White House Staff\n10:08 - 10:29 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:29 - 10:31 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:31 - 10:52 am\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:52 - 11:01 am\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:15 - 11:21 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:22 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Walter Reed Hospital to visit with Secretary Dulles.\n11:37 am\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital. He was greeted\nby Major General Leonard Heaton.\n11:40 - 12:05 pm\nThe President visited with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\nMONDAY, MARCH 9, 1959\nPage 3\n12:10 pm\nThe President departed Walter Reed Army\nHospital and motored to the White House.\n12:27 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n12:27 - 12:28 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:28 - 12:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:31 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:20 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:25 - 2:30 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:30 - 3:13 pm\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nThe following joined Secretary Quarles - Off the Record\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(Hon. Robert Murphy)\n(General Nathan Twining)\n(General Curtis LeMay)\n(General Herbert Loper)\n(Hon. Harold Vance)\n(Colonel Jack R. Brown, Air Force)\n(Lt. Colonel Benjamin A. Mead, Air Force)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n3:13 - 3:28 pm\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:28 - 3:30 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:35 - 3:48 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:53 - 4:53 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\nMONDAY, MARCH 9, 1959\nPage 4\n4:55 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:58 - 5:00 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n5:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Congressman Leo Allen)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Congressman Leslie Arends)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:25 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:26 - 8:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\n8:30 - 10:42 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator John Williams\nSenator Milton R. Young\nSenator Karl Mundt\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman John B. Bennett\nCongressman Richard Simpson\nCongressman Clarence Brown\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. James O'Connell\nHon. Newell Brown\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Sam Hughes\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Earle Chesney\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon, Gerald Morgan\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1959\nPage 2\n10:47 - 10:50 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:50 - 11:00 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:45 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto MATS Terminal to welcome His Excelency Lt. Colonel\nJose Maria Lemus, President of the Republic of El\nSalvador. He was accompanied by\nHon. James Hagerty\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\n11:56 am\nArrived at MATS Terminal, The President was\ngreeted by\nHon. and Mrs. Christian Herter\nGeneral and Mrs. Thomas White\nThe Columbine arrived with President Lemus and his\nparty. Hon. Wiley Buchanan made the introductions.\nFollowing the introductions and Honor Guard ceremony,\nwelcoming speeches, and presentation of the keys of the\nCity, the President and H. E. Jose Maria Lemus, their\nofficial parties joined the motorcade for trip back to\nBlair House -- the President's Guest House.\n12:57 pm\nArrived at the Blair House where the President and\nPresident Lemus posed for photographs.\n12:59 pm\nThe President departed the Guest House and motored\nto the White House.\n1:01 pm\nArrived at the White House and entered the Mansion.\n1:15 pm\n(LUNCH) (With Major General Henry B. Saylor)\nOFF THE RECORD\n3:00 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n3:01 - 3:18 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\n3:19 - 3:26 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nTUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1959\nPage 3\n3:26 - 3:55 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:55 - 4:08 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:08 - 4:29 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:33 - 4:36 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:50 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n5:00 pm\nThe following met with the President in the Mansion:\n(Congressman Charles Halleck) OFF THE RECORD\n(Congressman John McCormack)\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner\nin honor of H. E. The President of Elsalvador and\nMrs. Lemus:\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nH. E. Jose Maria Lemus and Mrs. Lemus\nH. E. The Minister of Foreign Relations and\nMrs. Ortiz Mancia\nH. E. Dr. Alfonso Rochac, Minister of Economy\nH. E. Roberto A. Parker, Minister of Public Works\nH. E. The Ambassador of E1 Salvador and Mrs. Castro\nH. E. Rafael Meza Ayau, President of the Salvadoran\nAssociation of Manufacturers and former Minister\nof Economy\nColonel Manuel de J. Cordova, Chief of Staff of the Army\nMr. Tomas Regalado, President of the Salvadoran\nCoffee Company and of the Executive Committee\nof the Port of Acajutla\nMr. Francisco De Sola, President of the Federation\nof Farm Credit Banks\nH. E. and Mrs. Miguel Rafael Urquai, Permanent\nRepresentative of E1 Salvador to the United Nations\nHon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nHon. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1959\nPage 4\n8:00 pm\nDinner in honor of the President of El Salvador (continued):\nSenator and Mrs. Styles Bridges\nSenator and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson\nHon. and Mrs. Christian A. Herter\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman and Mrs. Leslie C. Arends\nHon. and Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. and Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, Jr.\nHon. Thorsten V. Kalijarvi, Ambassador to E1\nSalvador\nHon. and Mrs. Thomas C. Mann\nHon. and Mrs. Roy R. Rubottom, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan, Jr.\nHon, and Mrs. John F. Simmons\nHon. and Mrs. William D. Pawley\nHon. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell\nHon. and Mrs. Samuel C. Waugh\nHon. and Mrs. Bertram D. Tallamy\nBrig. General and Mrs. E. B. LeBailly\nMajor and Mrs. Gordon G. Andrews\nMr. and Mrs. John M. Budinger\nMr. and Mrs. B. G. Byars\nColonel and Mrs. William G. Draper\nDr. Milton S. Eisenhower\nMr. and Mrs. William F. C. Ewing\nMr. and Mrs. Maxime L. Hermanos\nMr. and Mrs. Leonard F. McCollum\nMr. and Mrs. Brooks McCormick\nMr. and Mrs. George Meany\nMr. and Mrs. Austin O'Brien\nMr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Pittman\nMr. Paul Whiteman\n10:00 pm\nFollowing Dinner, a Musicale was given to which\nadditional guests were invited.\nMr. Paul Whiteman was Master of Ceremonies;\nMiss Eleanor Steber sang songs by Victor Herbert;\nMr. Harold Eugene \"Buddy Weed\" music; songs by\nMr. Earl Wrightson.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1959\n8:16 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:17 - 8:21 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. William J. Hopkins (until 8:18 am)\n8:23 - 8:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:28 - 8:29 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:40 - 8:55 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:55 - 9:05 am\nH. E. Dato' Nik Ahmed Kamil\nNewly appointed Ambassador of the Federation of\nMalaya\n(Came in to present credentials)\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n9:05 - 9:07 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:45 - 9:53 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:55 - 10:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\n(Pre-Press Conference briefing)\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:02 - 11:08 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:20 - 12:13 pm\nH. E. Jose Maria Lemus, President of El Salvador\nH. E. Dr. Alfredo Ortiz Mancia, Minister of Foreign\nRelations\nH. E. Dr. Alfonso Rochac, Minister of Economy\nH. E. Roberto A. Parker, Minister of Public Works\nH. E. Dr. Hector David Castro, Ambassador to the U. S.\nH. E. Dr. Jorge Sol Castellanos, Economic Advisor to the\nPresidency and former Minister of Economy\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1959\nPage 2\n11:20 - 12:13 pm\nPresident of El Salvador, etal (list continued):\nThe President\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Roy R. Rubottom, Jr.\nHon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.\nHon. Thorsten V. Kalijarvi\nU. S. Ambassador to El Salvador\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nColonel Vernon Walters\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:13 - 12:37 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons (until 12:17 pm)\nHon, Malcolm Moos\nMajor John Eisenhower (joined at 12:15 pm)\n12:37 - 12:43 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:43 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:16 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:23 - 2:30 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:47 - 3:10 pm\nHon. James P. Mitchell\n3:15 - 3:40 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n4:07 - 4:35 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:30 - 4:44 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:55 - 5:15 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n6:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:10 - 8:47 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n8:50 - 8:51 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:51 - 9:15 am\nHon. Donald Quarles\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nRear Admiral Francis J. O'Beirne\nColonel G. W. Mason, USA\nCaptain F. H. Schneider, USN\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nColonel Littleton C. Selden\nMajor Eisenhower\nQM 1c Durezzo\n9:15 - 10:24 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL\nThe President\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. John S. Patterson\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. W. F. Libby\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:26 - 10:28 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:28 - 10:30 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1959\nPage 2\n10:30 - 10:31 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:35 - 10:55 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:30 - 11:45 am\nThe President greeted the Officers of the United\nChristian Youth Movement:\nYouth Delegates\nMr. James Brasel\nMr. Maurice Cherry\nMiss Peggy Deal\nMiss Judy Ford\nMiss Lela Anne Garner\nMiss Fruzsina Harsanyi\nMiss Margaret Haworth\nMr. Stuart Langton\nMiss Kathy McElroy\nMr. Peter Melnik\nMr. James Miller\nMr. Leroy Mesbitt\nMr. Helmar Nielsen\nMr. Barry Olsson\nMiss Alise Ogden\nMr. Philip Pavlik\nMr. Dennis Papazian\nMrs. Sandra Morris King Shaw\nMr. Darrell Taylor\nMr. Andrew T. Vance\nMr. Reginald Wagner\nMr. Jim L. Waits\nMiss Dorothy Willis\nAdult Participants\nMr. Charles Boyles\nRev. C. D. Coleman\nRev. Alan Egly\nMiss Louise Hatch\nDr. Robert Kempes\nRev. Donald Newby\nRev. T. Royal Scott\nRev. Perry A. Smith\nRev. Charles Thomas\nRev. John S. Wood\nRev. Andrew J. Young\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1959\nPage 3\n11:45 - 11:48 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\n12:00 - 12:03 pm\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:03 - 12:24 pm\nThe President greeted the following Republican Precinct\nWorkers at the White House:\nAlabama\nMr. William L. Longshore, Jr.\nBirminghham\nMiss Mignon Comer Smith\nBirmingham\nGeorgia\nMr. James M. Brophy, Rhine\nMr. J. M. Kent, St. Simon's Island\nIndiana\nMr. Raymond Zirkle, Kokomo\nMrs. Zuma Marquis, Kokomo\nMr. Maurice Reed, Cannelton\nMrs. Adeline McFarling, Tell City\nMaryland\nMrs. Dorothy B. Aubinoe, Bethesda\nMr. C. John Demedis, Baltimore\nNew Jersey\nMr. Marty Wilson, Atlantic City\nNorth Carolina\nMr. Max E. Wilson, Asheville\nMr. William E. Morrow\nWinston-Salem\nMr. H. E. Sherrill, Canton\nOklahoma\nMr. Henry Bellmon, Red Rock\nMrs. Henry Bellmon, Red Rock\nSouth Dakota\nMr. R. A. Hurlbut, Miller\nMr. Roger Lohman, Parker\nTexas\nMr. E. B. Carruthers, San Antonio\nMr. Dales Y. Foster, Dallas\nVermont\nMrs. Hazel Annis, Barton\nMiss Mavis Winchester, Greensboro\nRoad\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1959\nPage 4\n12:03 - 12:24 pm\nRepublican Precinct Workers (list continued):\nVirginia\nMrs. Joseph A. Reid, Covington\nMr Bruce J. Brennan, Alexandria\nWashington\nMrs. Mary Garrett, Wishram\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens accompanied.\n12:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:15 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:20 - 2:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:39 - 2:47 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:47 - 2:55 pm\nHon, Thomas E. Stephens\n2:55 - 3:20 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n3:20 - 3:30 pm\nCommissioner David Karrick\nHon. David Kendall\n3:30 - 4:25 pm\n(Dr. Milton Eisenhower)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\n(Hon. Arthur Flemming)\n(Mr. Charles Percy)\n(Dr. Gabriel Hauge)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n4:25 - 4:35 pm\n(Mr. Charles Percy)\nPFF THE RECORD\n(Dr. Gabriel Hauge)\n4:35 - 4:47 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:40 - 4:42 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n4:53 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1959\nPage 5\n8:03 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied\nby Lt. Colonel Vernon Walters, departed the White\nHouse and motored to the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel\nto attend a reception and dinner given in honor of\nthe President and Mrs. Eisenhower by H. E. Jose\nMaria Lemus, President of the Republic of\nEl Salvador.\n8:06 pm\nArrived at the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel where they\nwere greeted by Mr. Foster H. Gurney, General\nManager of the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel.\nUpon entering the North Lobby, the President and\nMrs. Eisenhower were greeted by President and\nMrs. Lemus.\n8:08 - 8:30 pm\nReception.\n8:30 - 10:30 pm\nDinner.\n10:30 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower were escorted\nto the Lobby by President and Mrs. Lemus and\ngoodbyes were said,\n10:32 pm\nDeparted the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel and motored\nto the White House.\n10:34 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1959\n8:16 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:16 - 8:17 am\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:17 - 8:19 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:20 - 8:36 am\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n8:23 - 8:30 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:30 - 8:36 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:37 - 8:43 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Edward McCabe (joined at 8:38 am)\n8:45 - 8:55 am\nH. E. Mohammed Ali\nAmbassador of Pakistan\n(Paid a courtesy call prior to his departure\nfrom Washington to accept new post)\nHon. Clement Conger\n8:55 - 8:58 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:00 - 10:35 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon, Neil McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. O'Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Meyer Kestnbaum\nHon. Robert Merriam\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 10:35 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued)\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nMr. Raoul Archambault, Jr. (Item 1)\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Leland Howard (Item 2)\nMr. Huntington Sheldon (Item 4)\n) Cabinet Meeting continued without President\nuntil 11:19 am)\n10:35 - 10:58 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n10:58 - 11:00 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nDr. Allen Wallis\nDean, School of Business, University of Chicago\n11:10 - 11:12 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:12 - 11:20 am\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon, David Kendall)\n(Mr. Robert N. Kreidler,\nTechnical Assistant on Dr. Killian's staff)\n(The President signed Executive Order on\nFederal Council for Science and Technology.\nAbbie Rowe took picture.)\n11:21 - 11:27 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n11:25 - 11:27 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:27 - 11:32 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:32 - 11:43 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:47 -\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n1:00 pm\nThe President gave a White House Luncheon for the\nMembers of the Republican Committee on Program\nand Progress. See next page for list of those present.\nFRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1959\nPage 3\n1:00 pm\nWhite House Luncheon for the Members of the\nRepublican Committee on Program and Progress:\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nSenator Everett McK. Dirksen\nCongressman Charles A. Halleck\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bertha S. Adkins\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. DavidKendall\nHon. Robert E. Merriam\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nMr. Benjamin S. Adamowski, Chicago, Illinois\nProfessor Paul D. Bagwell, Michigan State University,\nEast Lansing\nDr. Ronald Bridges, Sanford, Maine\nHon. Harry Darby, Kansas City, Kansas\nDr. Lev E. Dobriansky, Georgetown University,\nWashington, D. C.\nMr. Charles E. Ducommun, Vernon, California\nMr. William W. Erwin, Bourbon, Indiana\nMr. Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna, Minnesota\nMrs. Corinne B. Galvin, Ithaca, New York\nDr. Gabriel Hauge, New York City\nDr. Elmer Hess, Erie, Pennsylvania\nMr. Victor E. Hruska, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida\nDr. Albert C. Jacobs, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.\nMrs. Ike S. Kampmann, Jr., San Antonio, Texas\nMr. Sigurd S. Larmon, New York City\nMiss Lois Jean Listebarger, Ames, Iowa\nHon. Lloyd A. Mashburn, Silver Spring, Maryland\nDr. Malcolm C. Moos, Administrative Assistant to\nthe President\nMiss Hazel Palmer, Sedalia, Missouri\nMr. Charles H. Percy, Chicago, Illinois\nProfessor Robert E. Rathburn, University of Colorado,\nBoulder, Colorado\nMr. Walter F. Renk, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin\nMr. William H. Rentschler, Lake Forest, Illinois\nMr. Glen Rhodes, Presho, South Dakota\nMr. Claude E. Robinson, Stockton, New Jersey\nHon. H. Chapman Rose, Cleveland, Ohio\nHon. Louis S. Rothschild, Kansas City, Mo., and\nWashington, D. C.\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1959\nPage 4\n1:00 pm\nWhite House Luncheon for the Members of the Republican\nCommittee on Program and Progress (continued):\nMrs. Oliver R. Rowe, Charlotte, North Carolina\nMr. Stephen C. Shadegg, Phoenix, Arizona\nMr. George M. Shapiro, New York City\nMr. John Stender, Auburn, Washington\nMr. Robert A. Taft, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio\nMrs. Webster B. Todd, Oldwick, New Jersey\nHon. John A. Volpe, Boston, Massachusetts\nMrs. Bertha E. Weiloff, Lewistown, Montana\nMrs. Frank E. Williams, Assistant Chairman,\nRepublican National Committee\nMr. Paul R. Williams, Los Angeles, California\nMr. Wendell Wyatt, Astoria, Oregon\nMrs. Mildred E. Younger, Los Angeles, California\n2:25 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:28 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Walter\nReed Hospital to visit with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n2:44 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital and were met by\nGeneral Leonard Heaton who escorted them to\nSecretary Dulles' suite.\n2:45 - 3:13 pm\nThe President visited with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n3:14 - 3:15 pm\nThe President stopped by and greeted General George\nC. Marshall,\n3:20 pm\nDeparted Walter Reed Hospital and motored to the\nWhite House.\n3:36 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n3:45 - 3:46 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nChief Irwin of the Pentagon\n(Brought in some maps for Mondays\nTV appearance)\n3:47 - 4:23 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:25 pm\nReturned to the office.\nFRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1959\nPage 5\n4:42 - 4:50 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n4:50 - 5:00 pm\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n5:00 - 5:10 pm\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Philip Areeda\n5:10 - 5:18 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:35 - 5:37 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:40 - 5:43 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nTHE PRESIDENT 'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1959\n8:07 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:09 8:11 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:11 - 8:13 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:30 8:45 am\nHon. William F. Quinn\nGovernor of Hawaii\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. James Hagerty\n(Picture taken)\n9:05 - 9:10 am\n(Hon. Malcolm Moos) OFF THE RECORD\n9:10 9:43 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:43 11:08 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n11:24 11:45 am\nHon. Mark Hatfield\nGovernor of Oregon\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:45 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to Emmitsburg, Maryland,\nto go to Saint Joseph College, for Mrs. Eisenhower\nto receive a Doctor of Laws Degree. They were\naccompanied by\nMajor John Eisenhower\nColonel and Mrs. Gordon Moore\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nHon. James Hagerty\n1:30 pm\nArrived at Saint Vincent de Paul Administration Building,\nSaint Joseph College, Emmitsburg, Maryland. They\nwere greeted by\nSister Hilda Gleason\nPresident of Saint Joseph College\nWent to the dressing room on the South side of the lobby\nwhere they were greeted by\nBishop John M. McNamara\nVery Reverend Philip Dion\nSATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1959\nPage 2\nEMMITSBURG, MD.\n2:00 pm\nProgram began.\nNational Anthem\nInvocation by Bishop McNamara\nConferring of the Degree of Doctor of Laws to\nMrs. Mamie Doud Eisenhower\nAwarding of the Saint Louise De Marillac Medal\nto Alice R. May\nAddress by the Very Reverend Sylvester A. Taggard, C. M.\nBrief Remarks by the President\nBenediction by Bishop McNamara\n(The occasion of the above program was the formal opening\nof the Sesquicentennial Year, by holding this Academic\nConvocation, of Saint Joseph College).\n3:21 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nEmmitsburg, Maryland and motored to the Antietam\nNational Battlefield Site at Sharpsburg, Maryland.\nSHARPSBURG, MD.\n4:23 pm\nArrived at Antietam National Battlefield Site.\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower toured\nthe site until 4:52 pm.\n4:52 pm\nDeparted Sharpsburg, Maryland and motored to\nWashington, D. C.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n6:31 pm\nArrived at the White House,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOInTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1959\nNo activity this date.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MARCH 16, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:13 - 8:22 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:58 - 9:11 am\nH. E. Senor Ernesto Dihigo V. Lopez Trigo\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Cuba\n(Came in to present his credentials)\nHon. Clement Conger\n9:30 - 10:20 am\n(Mr. Lester Markel)\nOFF THE RECORD\n10:23 - 10:26\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nGeneral Goodpaster, Major John Eisenhower and\nHon. Robert Merriam were in and out various\ntimes during the morning.\n1:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:15 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:00 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:18 - 4:10 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:11 pm\nReturned to the Cabinet Room to work on his speech.\n5:56 pm\nReturned to the Mansion.\n9:30 - 10:00 pm\nThe President made an address to the Nation via\nRadio and Television on the Berlin Situation and\nthe General Security Position of the United States\nand its Allies.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959\n8:30 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:48 - 8:58 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:53 - 9:00 am\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n9:00 - 9:32 am\nThe President met with the Committee to Study the\nU. S. Military Assistance Program:\nWilliam H. Draper, Jr., Chairman\nDillon Anderson\nJoseph M. Dodge\nGeneral Alfred M. Gruenther\nMarx Leva\nJohn J. McCloy\nGeorge C. McGhee\nGeneral Joseph T. McNarney,\nAdmiral Arthur Radford\nJames E. Webb\nColonel George A. Lincoln, Study Coordinator\nMr. C. Tyler Wood, Study Coordinator\nMr. Tracy Voorhees, Counsel for the Committee\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Robert Merriam\n9:34 - 9:58 am\nH. E. Mr. Amadou Ahidjo\nPrime Minister of the State of Cameroun under\nTrusteeship\nH. E. Herve Alphand, Ambassador of France\nHon. Joseph C. Satterthwaite\nAssistant Secretary of State for African Affairs\nColonel Vernon Walters\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(Picture taken)\n9:58 - 11:13 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nHon. G. F. Reinhardt\nHon. Robert Murphy\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(Briefing on Prime Minister MacMillan's visit)\nTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959\nPage 2\n11:13 - 11:14 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:13 - 11:30 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:45 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto MATS Terminal to greet His Excellency Sean T.\nO'Kelly, President of Ireland. He was accompanied\nby\nHon. James Hagerty\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\n11:55 am\nArrived at MATS Terminal. The President was\ngreeted by\nHon. Christian Herter and Mrs. Herter\nGeneral and Mrs. Nathan Twining\n12:00 Noon\nH. E. Sean T. O'Kelly, President of Ireland, arrived\naboard the Columbine accompanied by Mrs. O'Kelly ,\nHon. Wiley Buchanan, and members of President\nO'Kelly's official party.\nIntroductions and greetings.\nHonor Guard ceremony.\nWelcoming speeches by the President and President o\"Kelly.\n12:20 pm\nThe President and President O'Kelly departed MATS\nTerminal and motored to the President's Guest House.\n12:51 pm\nArrived at the President's Guest House.\n12:54 pm\nThe President departed the Guest House and motored to\nthe White House.\n12:56 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:38 pm\nThe President returned to the office, accompanied\nby Major John Eisenhower.\n2:38 - 2:39 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959\nPage 3\n2:45 - 2:53 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:53 - 3:40 pm\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nHon. Gordon Gray\n(Hon. Donald Quarles) OFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. John Irwin, Jr., Defense)\n(Hon. Robert Murphy)\n(Hon. Livingston Merchant)\n(Hon. James Lay)\n(Mr. Gerard Smith)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n3:40 - 3:47 pm\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Christian Herter\n3:47 - 3:48 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:48 - 4:08 pm\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:08 - 4:13 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:13 - 4:15 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:28 - 5:00 pm\nMr. Emmet Hughes\n5:00 -\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:30 pm\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon) OFF THE RECORD\n(Saw the President in the Mansion)\n6:55 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty,\ndeparted the White House and motored to the President's\nGuest house where he picked up President Sean O'Kelly\nof Ireland. (At this point Mr. Hagerty left the President's\ncar and changed to Secret Service car).\n.\nTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959\nPage 4\nThe President and President O'Kelly motored to\nthe Mayflower Hotel.\n7:00 pm\nArrived at the Mayflower Hotel where they were\ngreeted by Mr. Neil Mack, General Manager of the Hotel.\nInside the Hotel, the two Presidents were introduced to\nMr. James Reilly, President of the Friendly Sons of\nSaint Patrick. They then entered the Williamsburg Room.\nIn a brief ceremony, the President of Ireland was made\nan honorary member of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick.\nPresident O'Kelly made a few remarks, then the President\nmade a few remarks.\nPresident Eisenhower and President O'Kelly were\nescorted to the Grand Ballroom where they joined\nthe officials of the Ancient Order of Hibernians:\nMr. John Costello\nMr. Harry Ward\nMr. Gerald Mooeny\nSgt. T. Flaherty\nThe President was introduced and given an honorary\nmembership in the Ancient Order of Hibernians, and\nhe replied with brief remarks.\nPresident O'Kelly was also made an honorary member\nand both Presidents received a silver tray.\n7:22 pm\nThe President and President O'Kelly departed the\nMayflower Hotel and motored to the President's Guest\nHouse where President O'Kelly alighted and the President\ncontinued on to the White House.\n7:26 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner\nin honor of H. E. The President of Ireland and\nMrs. O'Kelly. For list of guests, see following page.\nTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959\nPage 5\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner\nat the White House in honor of President and Mrs.\nO'Kelly:\nH. E. The President of Ireland and Mrs. O'Kelly\nH. E. Frank Aiken, Minister for External\nAffairs of Ireland and Mrs. Aiken\nH. E. The Ambassador of Ireland and Mrs.\nJohn Joseph Hearne\nColonel Sean O'Sullivan, Aide-de-Camp to\nPresident O'Kelly\nLt. Colonel Michael J. J. Hefferon, Aide-de-Camp\nto President O'Kelly\nHon. Richard M. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy and Mrs. McElroy\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nSenator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley\nSenator and Mrs. J. William Fulbright\nSenator and Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator and Mrs. Everett McK. Dirksen\nSenator and Mrs. Thomas H. Kuchel\nHon. and Mrs. Christian Herter\nCongressman and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield\nCongressman and Mrs. John W. Byrnes\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. and Mrs. Kevin McCann\nHon. and Mrs. Scott McLeod,\nAmbassador to Ireland\nHon. and Mrs. Robert D. Murphy\nHon. and Mrs. Livingston Merchant\nHon. and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.\nThe Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle\nHon. and Mrs. William H. Taft, III\nDr. and Mrs. Leonard Carmichael\nMaj. General and Mrs. V. J. MacLaughlin, USA\nMilitary Aide to the President of Ireland\nHon. and Mrs. Meade Alcorn\nMr. Arthur K. Atkinson\nMr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Black\nMr. and Mrs. George Champion\nMr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Eaton\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Feltman\nMr. and Mrs. Fred G. Gurley\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959\nPage 6\n8:00 pm\nDinner at the White House in honor of President and\nMrs. O'Kelly (continued):\nHon. Leonard Hall\nMrs. George C. Hannaway\nHon. Paul G. Hoffman\nMrs. Hallock B. Hoffman\nMr. and Mrs. Roy W. Howard\nHon. Emmet J. Hughes\nBrig. General John R. Kilpatrick\nMrs. Floyd E. McCaffree\nMr. and Mrs. John McShain\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon\nHon. George L. Murphy\nMrs. Vernon E. Prichard\nMr. and Mrs. Roy A. Roberts\nMrs. Mary G. Roebling\nHon. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Royall\nMr. and Mrs. Allan A. Ryan\nMr. and Mrs. Harold F. Walsh\nMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Waring\nMr. and Mrs. John A. Warner\nMrs. Edmund S. Whitman\nMrs. Frank E. Williams\n10:00 pm\nFollowing the Dinner, a Musicale was given to which\nadditional guests were invited. The Program was\ngiven by Fred Waring and The Pennsylvanians.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1959\n8:25 am\nThe Preside nt arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:27 - 8:29 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:29 - 8:33 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:50 - 9:11 am\n(Hon. Frank H. Higgins, Assistant Secretary of\nthe Army (Logistics),\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Came to say goodbye, is resigning his\npost on March 31st)\n9:13 - 9:18 am\nH. E. Dr. Wilfried Platzer, Ambassador of Austria\n(Presented to the President the tenth Anniversary\nVolume on U. S. Economic Aid to Austria)\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n(Picture taken)\n9:18 - 9:20 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:20 - 9:21 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:32 - 9:34 am\nDr. W. Allen Wallis was sworn in as Executive Vice\nChairman of the Cabinet Committee on Price Stability\nfor Economic Growth. The Vice President, who is\nChairman of the Committee, will also be present.\n(Picture taken)\n9:34 - 10:05 am\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:16 - 10:25 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon, Roemer McPhee\n(The President signed the Hawaii Statehood Bill\n10:25 - 10:30 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:30 - 11:00 am\n(Senator Thurston Morton)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n11:00 - 11:15 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1959\nPage 2\n11:15 - 11:17 am\nMr. Clyde Wheeler was sworn in as Staff Assistant\nto the President. The following attended the ceremony\nin the Conference Room:\nMrs. Clyde A. Wheeler, Jr.\nMrs. Ruth Burton (Aunt)\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nCongressman and Mrs. Page Belcher\nCongressman Walter Mumma\nCongressman Clifford McIntire\nCongressman Keith Thomson\nCongressman Jackson Betts\nCongressman Wint Smith\nHon. Marvin McLain\nHon. Clarence Miller\nMr. Forest Beall\nMr. Martin B. Garber\nMr. Robert Harrison\nMr. Gerald Landis\nMr. James Hutchins\nMr. Walter Bunch\nMr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly\nMiss Mary Higgins\nMr. Byron Harter\nMr. Rollis Nelson\nMr. Edwin Nail\nMr. Edmund Pendleton\nMr. Stuart Harbour\nMr. Ab Hermann\nMr. Miller Shurtleff\nMr. Charles Ablard\nMr. Douglas McKeever\nMr. Lee Potter\nMembers of White House Staff\n11:17 - 11:20 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:20 - 11:24 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:24 - 11:27 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1959\nPage 3\n11:27 - 12:08 pm\n(Dr. Lawrence Kimpton, Chancellor,\nOFF THE RECORD\nUniversity of Chicago)\n(Hon. Frank Pace, General Dynamics)\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n12:08 - 12:32 pm\n(Mrs. Claire Williams)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Assistant Chairman, Republican National Committee)\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n12:32 - 12:40 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:48 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:45 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:46 - 2:48 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:50 - 3:16 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:16 - 3:36 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:59 - 5:18 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds,\n5:20 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:40 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959\n7:45 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:43 - 8:53 am\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n8:45 - 9:02 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:02 - 9:07 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:07 - 10:09 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Robert Murphy\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nHon. G. Frederich Reinhardt\nHon. John Hay Whitney\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(Briefing on MacMillan Visit)\n10:23 - 10:45 am\nH. E. Ricardo Arias\nAmbassador of Panama\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n10:45 - 11:05 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:05 - 11:11 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:11 - 11:30 am\n(Hon. Robert Anderson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Julian Baird)\n11:32 am\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n12:25 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the Mayflower Hotel\nto attend Luncheon in their honor by President\nSean O'Kelly.\n12:30 pm\nArrived at the Mayflower Hotel where they were greeted\nAmbassador and Mrs. JohnJ. Hearne and Mr. C. J. Mack,\nManager of the Mayflower Hotel.\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959\nPage 2\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower were escorted\nto the East Room where they joined President and\nMrs. Sean O'Kelly for a brief reception.\n12:50 pm\nProceeded to the State Room for Luncheon,\n1:00 - 2:15 pm\nLUNCHEON in honor of the President and Mrs. Eisenhower\ngiven by President and Mrs. O'Kelly.\n2:16 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nMayflower Hotel and motored to the White House.\n2:20 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n2:25 - 2:31 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:32 - 2:36 pm\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Phil Areeda\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:35 - 2:36 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:36 - 2:39 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:43 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n2:54 - 3:54 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:00 - 4:10 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:05 - 4:17 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:13 - 4:30 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\n4:36 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Walter Reed Hospital to visit with Secretary Dulles.\n4:55 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital and was met by Major\nGeneral Leonard Heaton who escorted the President to\nSecretary Dulles' suite,\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959\nPage 3\n4:58 - 5:32 pm\nThe President visited with Secretary Dulles.\n5:34 pm\nDeparted Walter Reed Hospital and motored to\nthe White House.\n5:53 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n5:54 - 5:55 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:58 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1959\n8:15 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:25 - 8:27 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:25 - 9:33 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n(The President made a recording to be used\nat meeting of the President's Committee on\nGovernment Employment Policy)\n10:00 - 10:15 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:25 - 10:30 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:35 am\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n10:55 - 11:01 am\nPrime Minister Harold Macmillan\nForeign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd\n11:02 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Walter Reed Hospital to confer with\nHon. John Foster Dulles. He was accompanied by\nPrime Minister Harold Macmillan\nForeign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\n11:14 am\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital. Group pictures\nwere taken of the President, Hon. John Foster Dulles,\nPrime Minister Harold Macmillan, and Foreign\nSecretary Selwyn Lloyd.\n11:17 - 12:18 pm\nConference with Hon. John Foster Dulles and above.\n12:20 pm\nThe President departed Walter Reed with above group\nand motored to Bethesda Naval Medical Center.\n12:35 pm\nArrived at Bethesda Naval Medical Center for takeoff\nfor Camp David, Maryland.\nFRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1959\nPage 2\n12:38 pm\nThe President and his party were airborne for\nCamp David, Maryland, via helicopter. The\nfollowing accompanied:\nPrime Minister Harold Macmillan\nForeign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd\nMr. Peter Hope, Press Secretary to the Prime Minister\nMr. William Harwood of Scotland Yard\nHon. James Hagerty\nMr. James Rowley\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n1:12 pm\nArrived at Camp David Heliport, then motored to\nthe lodgings. Hon. Christian Herter greeted them.\n5:11 pm\nThe President and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan\ndeparted Camp David and motored to the Gettysburg\nFarm.\n(Mr. William Harwood of Scotland Yard and\nMr. Jack Lynch of the State Department were in\nfollow-up car.)\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n5:46 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm and inspected\nthe farm and barns until 6:08 pm.\n6:08 pm\nDeparted the Gettysburg Farm and motored to\nCamp David, Md.\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n6:43 pm\nArrived at Camp David, Md.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\nThe President and Prime Minister Macmillan\nremained at Camp David during the day.\nThe following were also at Camp David:\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Robert Murphy\nHon. G. Frederick Reinhardt\nHon. Philip Farley\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nSir Arthur Rumbold\nSir Patrick Dean\nHon. C. D. W. O'Neill\nSir Harold Caccia, British Ambassador\nThe following were at Camp David on Sunday,\nMarch 22, 1959. (See next page for the President's\nactivities of this date).\nAmbassador John Hay Whitney\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nHon. William Rountree\nHon. G. Frederick Reinhardt\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nSir Arthur Rumbold\nSir Patrick Dean\nSir Norman Brook\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n10:45 am\nThe President and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan\ndeparted Camp David and motored to Thurmont, Maryland,\nto the Trinity United Churchof Christ.\n10:58 am\nArrived at the Trinity United Church of Christ in\nThurmont, Maryland.\nThey were greeted by Mr. G. W. Wireman, Trustee\nof the Church, who asked them to sign the Register,\nthen escorted them to their seats. (Mr. Wireman\nhad written to the President earlier and invited him\nto attend services at this Church).\nReverend Samuel A. Moyer delivered the Sermon.\n12:00 Noon\nThe President and Prime Minister Macmillan departed\nthe Trinity United Church of Christ and motored to\nFloyd Akers' summer residence and drove around the\nplace.\n12:35 pm\nArrived back at Camp David, Md.\n3:42 pm\nThe President and Prime Minister Macmillan departed\nCamp David and motored to Washington, D. C.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\nThey stopped by the residence of Hon. John Foster\nDulles from 5:18 - 6:00 pm.\n6:00 pm\nDeparted the residence of Hon. John Foster Dulles\nand motored to the British Embassy where Prime\nMinister Harold Macmillan said goodbye to the President,\nThe President and Mr. Hagerty then continued on to\nthe White House.\n6:10 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MARCH 23, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:35 - 8:38 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:40 - 8:58 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\n9:03 - 9:05 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:06 - 9:10 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:33 - 9:42 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:43 - 9:56 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:56 - 9:58 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:00 - 10:48 am\nThe President met with the Executive Committee\nof The Governors' Conference re permanent\nunemployment compensation law:\nGovernor LeRoy Collins, Florida\nGovernor William G. Stratton, Illinois\nGovernor James P. Coleman, Mississippi\nGovernor William F. Quinn, Hawaii\nGovernor Cecil H. Underwood, West Virginia\nGovernor John E. Davis, North Dakota\nGovernor George D. Clyde, Utah\nGovernor Steve McNichols, Colorado\nMr. Brevard Crihfield, Secretary of Governors'\nConference\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. James O'Connell\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Newell Brown\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMr. Wayne Warrington\n10:48 - 11:05 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMONDAY, MARCH 23, 1959\nPage 2\n11:12 - 11:34 am\nHon. George V. Allen\n11:47 - 12:00 Noon\nH. E. Aziz Ahmed\nAmbassador of Pakistan\n(To present credentials)\nHon. Robert Corrigan, State Department\n12:07 - 12:10 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n12:25 - 12:28 pm\nThe Members of the Executive Committee of\nThe Governor's Conference had picture taken\nwith the President.\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:25 - 3:25 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:28 pm\nArrived in the office.\n3:45 - 3:55 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n3:58 - 4:02 pm\nThe President and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan\nposed for pictures in the President's office.\n4:03 - 4:28 pm\nHon. Harold Macmillan\nHon. Christian Herter\nForeign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nSir Harold Caccia\nHon. Frederic Reinhardt\nSir Norman Brook\nHon. John Hay Whitney\nSir Frederick Hoyar Millar\nHon. John Irwin\nSir Anthony Rumbold\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:51 - 4:57 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1959\n7:58 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:15 - 8:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:30 - 10:50 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator John J. Williams\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman John Taber\nCongressman Richard Simpson\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. William B. Macomber, Jr.\nHon. Neil Brown\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. John Patterson\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Wayne Warrington\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1959\nPage 2\n10:50 - 11:00 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:00 - 11:32 am\nH. E. Hans Christian Hansen\nPrime Minister of Denmark\nH. E. Count Kield Gustav Knuth-Winterfeldt\nAmbassador of Denmark\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nAssistant Secretary of State for European Affairs\n(Picture taken)\n11:32 - 11:40 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:40 - 11:45 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:45 - 11:55 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:00 - 12:08 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:09 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nThe President gave a Stag Luncheon for His Majesty\nHussein I, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan:\nHis Majesty Hussein I\nPrime Minister Samir Rifa'i of the Hashemite\nKingdom of Jordan\nAmbassador Midhet Juma of the Hashemite\nKingdom of Jordan\nH. E. Hazza' el-Majali, Court Minister\nH. E. Bahjat Talhouni, Chief of the Royal Cabinet\nH. E. Sam'an Daoud\nMinister of Finance and Minister of National\nEconomy\nH. E. Ekef el-Fayiz, Minister of Agriculture\nH. E. Anastas Hanania, Vice President,\nJordan Development Board\nH. E. Abdul Moneim el-Rifa'i\nDirector of National Guidance\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nHon. Christian Herter\n(continued)\nTUES DAY, MARCH 24, 1959\nPage 3\n1:00 pm\nLUNCHEON for His Majesty Hussein I, King\nof the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (continued):\nCongressman John W. McCormack\nCongressman Charles A. Halleck\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon, Under Secretary of State\nHon. Donald A. Quarles, Deputy Secretary of Defense\nHon. Wilbur M. Brucker, Secretary of the Army\nHon. James H. Douglas, Secretary of the Air Force\nHon. Elmer F. Bennett, Under Secretary of Interior\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining, Chrm., Joint Chiefs of Staff\nHon. Allen W. Dulles, Director, CIA\nHon. George V. Allen, Director, USIA\nHon. William M. Rountree, Assistant Secretary of State\nHon. Charles K. Rice, Assistant Attorney General\nHon. Eugene J. Lyons, Assistant Postmaster General\nHon. Marvin L. McLain, Assistant Secretary of Agric.\nHon. George T. Moore, Asst. Secretary of Commerce\nHon. Stuart Rothman, Solicitor, Dept. of Labor\nHon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.\nHon. Sheldon T. Mills, Ambassador-designate to\nJordan\nHon. George H. Roderick, Assistant Secretary of Army\nHon. Lyle S. Garlock, Assistant Secretary of Air Force\nMr. Kenneth S. Adams, Phillips Petroleum Co.,\nOklahoma\nMr. Marvin L. Arrowsmith, President, White House\nCorrespondents Association\nMr. Michael Baker, Jr., Pennsylvania\nMr. Lawrence J. Bernard, Washington, D. C.\nMr. Calvin Davis, Harza Engineering Company,\nChicago, Illinois\nReverend Dr. Edward L. R. Elson, Washington, D. C.\nHon. Robert V. Fleming, Riggs National Bank\nMr. Julian Goodman, President, Radio and Television\nAssociation\nHon. Eric Johnston, Motion Picture Association\nMr. William H. Lawrence, President, National Press\nClub\nMr. James H. Lemon, Washington, D. C.\nMr. John E. McClure, Washington, D. C.\nMr. Orvis Nelson, Transocean Airlines, California\nMr. John Noble, President, Tapline, N. Y. City\nMr. John E. Shea, Washington, D. C.\nMr. Ronald Weston, President, White House\nPhotographers Association\nTUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1959\nPage 4\n2:30 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:45 - 3:01 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:02 pm\nThe President went to the Mansion.\n3:10 - 3:47 pm\nPracticed golf on the South Grounds.\n3:48 pm\nThe President returned to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1959\n8:33 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:45 - 8:47 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n8:50 - 9:03 am\nHon. William C. Trimble\nNewly appointed Ambassador to Cambodia\n(Called on the President before departing\nfor his post at Phnom Penh)\n9:18 - 9:26 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:34 - 10:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:03 - 11:05 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:15 - 12:13 pm\nHis Majesty Hussein I, King of Jordan\nH. E. Mr. Samir Rifa'i, Prime Minister\nH. E. Mr. Midhet Juma, Ambassador\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. William Rountree\nHon. Sheldon T. Mills\nHon. Wiley Buchanan (for introductions only)\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:13 pm - 12:24\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:27 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1959\nPage 2\n2:25 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:25 - 2:27 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:27 - 2:35 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\n2:55 - 3:43 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:45 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:48 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n5:00 pm\n(Dr. Milton Eisenhower) OFF THE RECORD\n(Saw the President in the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1959\n8:22 am\nThe President arrived at the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:25 - 8:28 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:30 - 8:37 am\n(Mr. Joseph N. Greene, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Special Assistant to the Secretary of State)\n8:37 - 8:41 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:41 - 8:47 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:57 - 9:07 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:07 - 9:50 am\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\n(Meeting arranged by\n(Hon. Donald A. Quarles)\nHon. Gordon Gray)\n(Hon. John A. McCone)\n(General Nathan Twining)\n(Hon. Allen W. Dulles)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Hon. Livingston Merchant)\n(Mr. Martin Hillenbrand)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n9:12 - 9:13 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:50 - 10:03 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n10:00 - 11:09 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon, Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nHon. Maurice H. Stans, Jr.\nHon. John A. McCone\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1959\nPage 2\n10:00 - 11:09 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (continued):\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nMr. Howard Furnas, Department of State\n11:10'- - 11:18 am\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:18 - 11:35 am\nThe President received the National Teacher of the Year,\nMiss Edna Donley of Alva, Oklahoma. The following\naccompanied:\nHon. Arthur S. Flemming\nDr. Lawrence Derthick\nDr. Oliver Hodge\nOklahoma State Superintendent of Public\nInstruction, and President-elect of the\nCouncil of Chief State School Officers\nHon. Arthur V. Langlie\nPresident, McCall Corporation, New York\nand former Governor of State of Washington\nMr. Herbert Mayes\nEditor of McCall's Magazine\n(Picture taken)\n11:35 - 11:40 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:36 - 11:48 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:42 - 11:55 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:56 am\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nBroadcast Room to do a Film on NATO Defense College.\n12:00 Noon\nTo the Mansion.\n12:20 pm\nThe President departed the White House via helicopter\nand flew to the Gettysburg Farm, accompanied by:\nGolonel Robert L. Schulz\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nCWO William Elder\nColonel Walter Tkach (in second helicopter)\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1959\nPage 3\n1:02 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm.\n2:16 pm\nThe President departed the Farm and motored to the\nGettysburg Country Club:\n2:25 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n2:40 - 4:40 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nGeneral Arthur Nevins.\n4:44 pm\nDeparted the Gettysburg Country Club and motored\nto the Farm.\n4:50 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nTHE PRESIDENT's APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MARCH 27, 11959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n9:12 - 10:37 am\nThe President and General Arthur Nevins\nmade an inspection of the barns and grounds.\n10:15 am\nMrs. Everett Hughes entered the Farm.\n11:44 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied\nby Mrs. Everett Hughes, departed the Farm and\nmotored to the Methodist Church of Gettysburg,\nwhere Community Good Friday Services were held.\n11:54 am\nArrived at the Methodist Church. They were\ngreeted by Mr. Charles Coffman, Head Usher.\n12:00 - 12:25 pm\nAttended Good Friday Services.\nReverend William E. Fenstermaker, Pastor of the\nMethodist Church, escorted the President and Mrs.\nEisenhower to their car.\n12:29 pm\nDeparted the Church and motored to the Farm.\n12:38 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nNo further activity this date.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n9:46 am\nMrs. Walton Walker and Mrs. Harold Titus\nentered the Farm to visit Mrs. Eisenhower.\n2:30 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nthe Farm and motored to the Gettysburg Country\nClub.\n2:38 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n2:58 - 4:17 pm\nThe President played 9 holes of golf with\nMajor John Eisenhower\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n4:22 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nthe Gettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.\n4:30 pm\nArrived at the Farm,\n6:35 - 6:50 pm\nThe President watched David Eisenhower play\nball on the lawn.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1959\nEASTER SUNDAY\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:27 - 9:40 am\nThe President and Chief West walked around\nthe grounds.\n10:35 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by\nMrs. Everett Hughes, departed the Farm and motored\nto the Gettysburg Presbyterian Church. Major and\nMrs. John Eisenhower and children followed in another\ncar,\n10:42 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Church - Presbyterian -\nwhere they were greeted by Mr. Willard Sherman,\nHost Usher, who escorted them to their seats.\n10:45 - 11:38 am\nAttended Easter Sunday Services, conducted by\nReverend Robert MacAskill.\nFollowing the services, Reverend MacAskill escorted\nthe President and family to their cars.\nBefore departing the Church, the President accepted\na baby chick from Bobbie, aged 3, son of Mrs. Florence\nReif.\n11:47 am\nDeparted the Church and motored to the Farm.\n11:55 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n12:22 pm\nThe President took pictures of his grandchildren on\nthe front lawn of the residence.\nMajor and Mrs. John Eisenhower and children had\nlunch with the President and Mrs. Eisenhower,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MARCH 30, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n10:47 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nthe Farm and motored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n12:36 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:33 pm\nThe President arrived in the office.\n2:36 - 2:39 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:40 - 3:13 pm\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n3:13 - 3:27 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\n3:27 - 3:34 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:34 - 3:38 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:39 - 3:48 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:48 - 3:55 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1959\n7:52 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:14 - 8:29 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:29 - 8:35 am\nHon. David Kendall\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:35 - 8:44 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:44 - 9:30 am\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n9:30 - 9:45 am\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n9:48 - 10:30 am\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. David Kendall)\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:17 - 11:25 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:25 - 11:30 am\nMajor General Frank A. Tobey, Chief of Chaplains, Army\nRear Admiral George A. Rosso, Chief of Chaplains, Navy\nMajor General Terrence P. Finnegan, Chief of Chaplains,\nAir Force\nLt. Commander Samuel Sobel, Chaplain, Navy\nCommander Algernon M. Oliver, U. S. N.,\nSecretary of Armed Forces Chaplains Board\nHon. Fred Fox\n(Presented copy of new hymnal to the President)\n11:30 - 11:48 am\n(Mr. K. L. Wilson\nOFF THE RECORD\nPresident U. S. Olympic Committee)\n(Mr. J. Lyman Bingham, New York\nExecutive Director, Olympic Committee)\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n(Saw the President re 1960 Olympics in Rome)\n11:48 - 11:56 am\n(Dr. Earl D. Emery, D.D.S.\nOFF THE RECORD\nof LaGrange, Illinois, and son Jim)\n(Friend of Earl Eisenhower)\nTUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1959\nPage 2\n12:02 - 12:04 pm\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\n12:10 - 12:13 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\n12:13 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:20 pm\nThe President returned to the office, accompanied\nby Major John Eisenhower\n2:25 - 2:27 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:35 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:47 - 3:27 pm\nHon. David K. Bruce\nAmbassador to Germany\n3:27 - 3:34 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nMajor John Eisenhower (joined at 3:30 pm)\n3:34 - 4:41 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:43 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:22 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1959\n8:32 am\nThe President arrived in the office,\n8:36 - 8:37 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:48 - 8:55\nHon. David Kendall\n8:58 - 9:26 am\nThe President was presented Baseball Pass for 1959\nby the following:\nMr. William Robertson\nWashington American League Baseball Club\nMr. Joseph Cronin\nPresident of the American League\nKevin Cronin (9)\nMr. Joseph McKenny\nPublic Relations, American League\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n(Picture taken)\n9:26 - 9:54 am\n(Hon. Meade Alcorn)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens, from 9:28 - 9:30 am)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n9:54 - 10:18 am\nHon. James P. Mitchell\n10:23 - 10:24 am\n(Hon. Meade Alcorn)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(For picture with the President,\ntaken by Abbie Rowe)\n11:17 - 11:38 am\n(General Edwin Clark)\nOFF THE RECORD\n11:38 - 12:06 pm\nDr. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:06 - 12:08 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:08 - 12:27 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:30 - 12:32 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\n1:05 - 1:35 pm\n(Dr. James L. Morrill) OFF THE RECORD\n(University of Minnesota)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1959\nPage 2\n1:37 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:40 pm\n(LUNCH)\n5:00 pm\nMr. and Mrs. Walker Buckner\n(Guests of the President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nin the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDA Y, APRIL 2, 1959\n8:43 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:43 - 8:51 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:50 - 9:00 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:00 - 10:18 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\nThe President\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. John S. Patterson\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Fred A. Seaton\nHon. Frederick H. Mueller\nHon. Alan T. Waterman\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Donald Quarles\nMr. Howard Furnas\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Clarence B. Randall\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:32 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz, departed the White House\nand motored to the Departmental Auditorium. The\npurpose of this visit was to attend the Opening Session\nand Tenth Anniversary Ceremony of the NATO Spring\nMinisterial Meeting.\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959\nPage 2\n10:36 am\nArrived at the Departmental Auditorium. They were\ngreeted by Hon. Wiley Buchanan, Chief of Protocol\nof the State Department.\nMrs. Eisenhower was escorted to her seat by\nHon. Robert Corrigan.\nThe President went to Conference Room A where the\nfollowing were assembled:\nForeign Ministers and NATO Representatives:\nBelgium - Pierre Wigny\nCanada - George R. Pearkes\nDenmark - M. A. Wassard\nFrance - Maurice Couve de Murville\nGermany - Heinrich von Brentano\nGreece - Panayotis Canellopoulos\nIceland - Hans G. Andersen\nItaly - Guiseppe Pella\nLuxembourg - Eugene Schaus\nNetherlands - Joseph M. A. H. Luns\nD. U. Stikker\nNorway - Halvard M. Lange\nPortugal - Marcello Mathias\nTurkey - Fatin Rustu Zorlu\nUnited Kingdom - Selwyn Lloyd\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Paul-Henri Spaak, Secretary General of NATO\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nHon. Frederich Reinhardt, State Department Counselor\nThe President and the above then went to the stage.\n10:40 am\nSpeeches by\nHon. Christian Herter\nForeign Minister Luns of the Netherlands who is\nHonorary President of the Council\nSecretary General Paul-Henri Spaak\n11:19 - 11:33 am\nThe President addressed the Opening Session and Tenth\nAnniversary Ceremony of the NATO Spring Ministerial\nMeeting.\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959\nPage 3\n11:37 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz, departed the Departmental\nAuditorium and motored to the White House.\n11:40 am\nArrived at the White House.\n1:00 pm\nThe President gave a Stag Luncheon at the White\nHouse for the NATO Group:\nH. E. Joseph M. A. H. Luns\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands\nH. E. Paul-Henri Spaak\nSecretary General of NATO\nH. E. Pierre Wigny\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Belgium\nH. E. Jens Otto Kray\nForeign Minister of Denmark\nH. E. Maurice Couve de Murville\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of the French Republic\nH. E. Henrich von Brentano\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal\nRepublic of Germany\nH. E. Panagiotis Canellopoulos\nDeputy Prime Minister of Greece\nH. E. Giuseppe Pella\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of the Italian Republic\nH. E. Eugene Schaus\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Luxembourg\nH. E. Halvard M. Lange\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Norway\nH. E. Dr. Marcello Matthias\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Portugal\nH. E. Fatin Rustu Zorlu\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey\nThe Rt. Hon. Selwyn Lloyd\nSecretary of State for Foreign Affairs of\nGreat Britain\nThe Hon, George R. Pearkes\nMinister of National Defense of Canada\nH. E. The Ambassador of Belgium\nBaron Silvercruys\nH. E. The Ambassador of Portugal\nMr. Luis Esteves Fernandes\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959\nPage 4\n1;00 pm\nLuncheon for NATO Group (continued):\nH. E. The Ambassador of the Netherlands\nDr. J. H. van Roijen\nH. E. The Ambassador of Italy\nMr. Manlio Brosio\nH. E. The Ambassador of Iceland\nMr. Thor Thors\nH. E. The Ambassador of the French Republic\nMr. Herve Alphand\nH. E. The British Ambassador\nSir Harold Caccia\nH. E. The Ambassador of the Turkish Republic\nMr. Ali A. H. Urguplu\nH. E. The German Ambassador\nMr. Welhelm G. Grewe\nH. E. The Ambassador of Norway\nMr. Paul Koht\nH. E. The Ambassador of Greece\nMr. Alexis S. Liatis\nH. E. The Ambassador of Luxembourg\nMr. Georges Heisbourg\nH. E. The Ambassador of Denmark\nCount Kield Gustav Knuth-Winterfeldt\nH. E. The Ambassador of Canada\nMr. Arnold D. P. Heeney\nH. E. Hans G. Andersen\nPermanent Representative of Iceland to NATO\nH. E. Andre de Staercke\nPermanent Representative of Belgium to NATO\nH. E. Jens M. Boyesen\nPermanent Representative of Norway to NATO\nH. E. M. A. Wassard\nPermanent Representative of Denmark to NATO\nH. E. Michel Melas\nPermanent Representative of Greece to NATO\nH. E. Sir Frank Roberts\nPermanent Representative of the United Kingdom\nto NATO\nH. E. Selim Sarper\nPermanent Representative of the Turkist Republic\nto NATO\nThe Hon. W. Randolph Burgess\nPermanent Representative of the United States to\nNATO\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959\nPage 5\n1:00 pm\nLuncheon for NATO Group (continued):\nH. E. Antonio de Faria\nPermanent Representative of Portugal to NATO\nH. E. Umberto Grazzi\nPermanent Representative to NATO from Italy\nH. E. D. U. Stikker\nPermanent Representative of the Netherlands to\nNATO\nH. E. Jules Leger\nPermanent Representative of Canada to NATO\nH. E. Paul Reuter\nPermanent Representative of Luxembourg to\nNATO\nH. E. Pierre de Leusse\nPermanent Representative of the French Republic\nto NATO\nH. E. Gebhardt von Walther\nPermanent Representative of Germany to NATO\nH. E. Alberico Casardi\nDeputy Secretary General of NATO\nGeneral Benjamin R. P. F. Hasselman\nChairman, Military Committee of NATO\nGeneral Max Gelee\nNATO Standing Group\nAdmiral Sir Michael M. Denny\nNATO Standing Group\nAdmiral Walter F. Boone\nNATO Standing Group\nAdmiral Jerauld Wright\nSupreme Allied Commander Atlantic\nSir Evelyn Shuckburgh\nAssistant Secretary General of NATO for Political\nAffairs\nMr. E. H. Meili\nAssistant Secretary General of NATO for\nProduction and Logistics\nThe Lord Coleridge\nExecutive Secretary of NATO\nMajor General Theodore W. Parker\nNATO Standing Group\nDr. Norman F. Ramsey\nNATO Science Adviser\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959\nPage 6\n1:00 pm\nLuncheon for NATO Group (continued):\nHon. Everett McK. Dirksen\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Herbert F. York\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Robert D. Murphy\nHon. Loy W. Henderson\nHon. G. Frederick Reinhardt\nHon. Livingston T. Merchant\nHon. Francis O. Wilcox\nHon. T. Grayson Upton\nHon. John N. Irwin II\nHon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John S. D. Eisenhower\n2:35 pm\nThe President posed for pictures on front portico\nof the White House with the NATO Group.\n2:43 pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:44 - 2:45 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:45 - 3:45 pm\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. John A. McCone)\n(Dr. Alan T. Waterman)\n(Dr. Herbert F. York)\n(Hon. Elmer Staats)\n(Dr. E. R. Piore)\n(Dr. Edwin M. McMillan) (Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Mr. David z. Beckler)\n(Brig. General A. J. Goodpaster)\n3:45 - 3:47 pm\n(Hon. John A. McCone)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n3:47 - 3:49 pm\n(Hon. John A. McCone)\nOFF THE RECORD\n3:50 - 3:53 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:53 - 4:06 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959\nPage 7\n4:06 - 4:12 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:15 - 5:22 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n5:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1959\n8:17 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:17 - 8:34 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:34 - 8:40 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:36 - 8:37 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:40 - 8:44 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:44 - 9:00 am\n(Hon. Dillon Anderson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n9:00 - 9:43 am\n(Hon. Allen Dulles)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Neil McElroy)\n(General Nathan Twining)\n(Hon. Donald A. Quarles)\n(Hon. Robert Murphy)\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\n(Mr. Richard Bissell)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n9:30 - 9:55 am\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Wilbur A. Dexheimer\nCommissioner, Bureau of Reclamation\n9:55 - 10:02 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:02 - 10:34 am\n(Mr. Walter Ruschmeyer) OFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. Frank Donohue)\n(Colonel Robert L. Schulz)\n10:35 - 10:55 am\nThe President received the following representatives\nof the National Association of Evangelicals:\nHerbert S. Mekeel, President\nSchenectady, New York\nGeorge L. Ford, Executive Director\nWheaton, Illinois\nClyde W. Taylor, Secretary of Public Affairs\nWashington, D. C.\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens accompanied\nFRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1959\nPage 2\n10:55 am\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion, accompanied by Hon. Wilton B. Persons.\n11:00 - 11:17 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower received a\ngroup from National Cherry Blossom Festival\nwho presented a cherry tree to them:\nMr. Herbert Blunck\nChairman, National Cherry Blossom Festival\nMr. Harry Merrick\nChairman, Greater National Capital Committee\nMr. Bryson Rash\nMr. James Ford\nMr. Evend Scoyen\nActing Director, National Park Service\n11:30 am\nThe President departed the White House via helicopter\nand flew to his Gettysburg Farm. He was accompanied by\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMr. Wayne Hawks\nMr. James Rowley\nIn second helicopter were\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nSecret Service Agents\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens went to Gettysburg by car.\n12:07 pm\nThe President arrived at the Farm.\n2:24 - 3:30 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen inspected the\nfitting barn and Mr. Allen's farm.\n8:13 pm\nMr. William Robinson entered the Farm.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n9:51 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nthe Farm and motored to Gettysburg College.\n10:00 am\nArrived at Gettysburg College. They were\ngreeted by General W. S. Paul, President of\nGettysburg College, who escorted them to the\nplatform.\nProgram of the 127th Anniversary and celebration\nof Founder's Day at Gettysburg College:\nInvocation by Edwerth E. Korte, Chaplain of\nGettysburg College.\nAddress by General Willard S. Paul, President of\nGettysburg College.\nHonorary Doctor of Laws degrees were conferred upon\nHon. Fred Seaton, Secretary of the Interior\nJudge W. Clarence Sheely\nPresident of County Courts, Adams County, Pa.\n10:30 - 10:58 am\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT\n11:08 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nGettysburg College and motored to the Farm.\n11:18 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm.\nThe following were guests at the Farm during the\nafternoon:\nMr. George Allen\nMr. William Robinson\nGeneral and Mrs. Arthur Nevins\nMrs. Everett Hughes\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:40 - 9:15 am\nThe President walked around the farm.\n9:55 - 10:45 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen motored to\nthe Hartley Farm, Major John Eisenhower's\nresidence, and the Duck Pond.\n11:02 - 5:43 pm\nGeneral and Mrs. Arthur Nevins were guests\nat the Farm.\n5:55 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nFarm and motored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n7:48 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, APRIL 6, 1959\n8:00 am\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Dr. Herbert F. York)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n9:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n9:00 - 9:30 am\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr., until 9:17 am)\n9:30 - 10:00 am\n(General Lauris Norstad)\nOFF THE RECORD\n10:00 - 10:07 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:14 - 10:16 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:16 - 10:26 am\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:26 - 10:27 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:27 - 10:35 am\nHon. Walter Robertson\n10:35 - 10:55 am\n(U Law Yone, Special Emissary of the\nOFF THE RECORD\nPrime Minister of Burma)\n(Hon. Walter Robertson)\n10:55 - 11:02 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nMr. Jerry Wadsworth\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:02 - 11:47 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:47 - 11:48 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:48 - 12:18 pm\nDr. Malcolm Moos\n12:16 - 12:18 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:18 - 12:19 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:24 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nMONDAY, APRIL 6, 1959\nPage 2\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:13 pm\nThe President returned to the office,\n2:27 - 2:30 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Robert Merriam\n2:40 - 2:42 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n2:43 - 3:08 pm\n(Hon. Arthur Summerfield)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n3:08 - 3:48 pm\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n3:50 pm\nThe President went to the South Grounds to\npractice golf.\n5:00 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:02 - 5:17 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:17 pm\nMr. George Allen\n5:29 pm\nThe President departed the office and returned\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1959\n7:55 A.M.\nThe President arrived at the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\n8:02 - 8:50\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:50 - 9:03\nHon. David Kendall\n9:06 - 9:18\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:18 - 9:30\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:30 - 9:55\n(Hon. Neil McElroy)\n(Mr. Richard Bissell) OFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n9:55 - 10:18\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:18 - 10:27\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:30\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to MATS Terminal to\nfly to Augusta, Georgia\n10:47\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed MATS\nTerminal aboard the COLUMBINE enroute to Bush\nField, Augusta, Georgia.\nAUGUSTA, GA.\n12:43 P.M.\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at\nBush Field in Augusta and motored to the Augusta\nNational Golf Club, arriving there at 1:12 p.m.\n1:35 - 2:04\nThe President practiced golf on the practice green.\n2:05 - 5:31\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Byron Nelson\n5:45\nThe President returned to his cottage.\nTUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n6:35 - 6:55 P.M.\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower toured the\n10th, 14th and 15th and 16th holes at the Augusta\nNational Golf Club via golf cart\n6:55 - 7:58\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower were at the\nJones Cottage where they visited with:\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Jones\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff\nMrs. Clarence Schoo\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:45 A.M.\nThe President walked to his office.\n9:10\nThe President departed his office and walked to\nthe Pro Shop.\n9:25\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n9:47 - 10:22\nThe President went to \"Par 3\" Course, teeing off\nat 9:49 and playing 9 holes of golf alone.\n10:22\nThe President was joined by Mr. Clifford Roberts\nat the 9th hole and they looked over the course\ntogether.\n10:40\nThe President and Mr. Roberts went by golf cart\nto the Club House.\n10:50\nThe President went to his office.\n11:00\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n1:15 P.M.\nThe President left his cottage and went to Bobby Jones'\ncottage.\n1:30\nThe President went to the practice green and practiced\ngolf.\n1:50 - 5:08\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Robert Woodruff\nMr. Ellis Slater\nMr. Clarence Schoo\n5:15 - 5:45\nThe President practiced golf.\n5:46\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:04 A.M.\nThe President walked to his office.\n8:45\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n8:50 - 9:23\nThe President practiced golf on the practice tee.\n9:24 - 12:30 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Richard Garlington\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Barry Leithead\n12:32 P.M.\nThe President went to his cottage.\n2:35\nThe President went to his office.\n3:55\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:07 A.M.\nThe President departed his cottage via Golf Cart\nand motored to his office.\n8:30\nThe President left his office and went to the\npractice green.\n8:49 - 12:02 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Robert Woodruff\nMr. Ellis Slater\nMr. William Robinson\n12:06\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n12:23\nThe President departed his cottage via golf cart\nand motored to his office.\n12:29 - 1:10\nThe President met with the following members\nof the Republican Nominating Committee in his\noffice:\nMr. Ray C. Bliss of Ohio\nMr. G. Harold Alexander of Florida\nMrs. C. Wayland Brooks of Illinois\nMr. Richard F. Cooper of New Hampshire\nMr. Ted Dalton of Virginia\nMr. Harry Darby of Kansas\nMrs. Rae C. Hooker of Michigan\nMr. Wellington D. Franklin of Montana\nMrs. Webster Todd of New Jersey\nMrs. Neal Tourtellotte of Washington State\n(Hon. James C. Hagerty present for this appointment)\n1:10\nThe President, Mr. Hagerty and the above-named\ngroup departed the President's office and walked to\nhis cottage.\nFRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n2:31 - 2:35 P.M.\nStills and newsreel photos were taken of\nthe President and Mrs. Eisenhower and\nmembers of the Republican Nonimating\nCommittee at the Club.\n2:40\nThe Committee departed the Club and the\nPresident and the First Lady went to the\ncottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:20 - 8:52 A.M.\nThe President was in the office.\n9:25 - 12:35 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Albert Bradley\nMr. W. Alton Jones\nMr. Sig Larmon\n2:23 - 3:48 P.M.\nThe President worked in his office.\n6:40 - 7:25 P.M.\nThe President met with:\nHon. Allen Dulles\nMr. Jerry Greene of State Department\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:45 - 9:58 A.M.\nThe President was in the office.\n10:00 - 10:05\nPresident walked to the 1st tee and spoke with:\nMr. Albert Bradley\nMr. Sig Larmon\n10:06\nReturned to the cottage.\n11:07\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nAugusta National Golf Club to motor to the\nReid Memorial Church for Sunday services.\n11:12\nArrived at Reid Memorial Church\n11:15 - 12:15 P.M.\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhowerattended\nservices. Rev. Charles H. Gibboney delivered\nthe sermon.\n12:16\nPresident and Mrs. Eisenhower departed Reid\nMemorial Church to motor to Augusta National\nGolf Club.\n12:23\nArrived at the Club.\n2:40 - 3:40\nThe President played 9 holes of golf (in the rain)\nwith:\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. W. Alton Jones\nMr. Billie Jo Patton\n(Mr. Albert Bradley accompanied them around\nthe course).\n3:43\nPresident returned to the cottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, APRIL 13, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n9:08 A.M.\nThe President, accompanied by Mr. Albert\nBradley and Mr. William Robinson, departed\nthe Augusta National Golf Club to motor to\nBush Field.\n9:30\nArrived at Bush Field.\n9:35\nPresident airborne for Washington, D.C.,\naccompanied by:\nMr. Albert Bradley\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. and Mrs. Sig Larmon\nHon. James C. Hagerty\nGeneral Howard Snyder\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nSgt. John Moaney\nMr. James Rowley\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n11:17\nThe President and party arrived at MATS Terminal,\nand the President departed immediately for Walter\nReed Hospital by car, accompanied by Hon. Wilton\nB. Persons and Hon. James C. Hagerty\n11:46\nPresident arrived at Walter Reed and was met\nby Major General Leonard Heaton.\n(The President visited with Secretary Dulles --\nHon. Allen Dulles and Mr. Jerry Greene were\nalso present)\n12:31 P.M.\nPresident and his party left Walter Reed Hospital.\n12:50\nPresident arrived at the White House, and went\ndirectly to his office.\n12:52 - 12:57\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:54 - 12:56\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:57\nPresident went to the Mansion.\nMONDAY, APRIL 13, 1959\nPage 2\n2:26 P.M.\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:28 - 2:31\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:32 - 2:35\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n2:32 - 2:47\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert E. Merriam\n2:48 - 3:05\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. David Kendall\n3:05 - 3:17\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n3:18 - 3:24\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:25\nThe President and Hon. James C. Hagerty\ndeparted the White House to motor to the\nDistrict of Columbia Red Cross Building\n3:29\nArrived at the Red Cross Building.\nPresident was greeted by\nMr. James Lambie\nSpecial Assistant in the White House Office\nHon. Gordon Gray\n3:30 - 3:40\nThe President addressed the 15th Annual Washington\nConference of the Advertising Council, Inc. (he was\nintroduced by Mr. Gray).\n3:41\nThe President and Mr. Hagerty departed the\nRed Cross Building to motor tto the White House.\n3:45\nThe President arrived back in his office.\n3:45 - 4:45\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:47 - 3:48\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:02 - 4:25\n(Hon. Christian Herter) OFF THE RECORD\n4:45 - 4:55\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:07\nThe President went to the Mansion\nMORE\nMONDAY, APRIL 13, 1959\nPage 3\n7:25 P.M.\nThe President departed the White House to\nmotor to the Mayflower Hotel, accompanied by\nMr. Aksel Nielsen\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James C. Hagerty\nThe President said goodbye to Mr. Nielsen and\ncontinued on to the Statler Hotel.\n7:32\nThe President arrived at the Statler Hotel and\nwas greeted by\nSenator Thruston Morton, newly-elected\nChairman of the Republican National Committee\nMrs. Clare Williams,\nAssistant Chairman, Republican National Committee\nHon. Meade Alcorn\nProceeded to the Continental Room to attend dinner\ngiven by Republican Women's National Conference\nInvocation delivered by Dr. Edward L. R. Elson\n7:45\nDinner began. Following is a list of those at the\nHead Table:\nThe President\nHon. Meade Alcorn, Retiring Chairman, Republican\nNational Committee\nHon. Thruston Morton\nMrs. Clare B. Williams\nHon. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. and Mrs. Fred Seaton\nHon. and Mrs. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nHon. and Mrs. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Joseph W. Martin, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Wilton B. Persons\nSenator and Mrs. Everett M. Dirksen\nSenator and Mrs. Barry M. Goldwater\nCong. and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck\nCong. and Mrs. Richard A. Simpson\nCongresswoman Frances P. Bolton\nCongresswoman Marguerite Stitt Church\nMONDAY, APRIL 13, 1959\nPage 4\nContinuation of list of those at the Head Table at the Dinner of the Republican\nWomen's National Conference:\nCongresswoman Florence P. Dwyer\nCongresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers\nCongresswoman Edna Simpson\nCongresswoman Catherine May\nCongresswoman Jessica McCullough Weis\nMiss Bertha S. Adkins\nRev. and Mrs. Edward L. R. Elson\nMrs. Meade Alcorn\nMrs. Thruston B. Morton\nMrs. Peter Gibson\nMr. and Mrs. Spencer T. Olin\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nFollowing the dinner, Mrs. Clare Williams introduced\nHon. Meade Alcorn who spoke briefly and then introduced\nHon. Thruston Morton, newly-elected Chairman of the\nRepublican National Committee, who made a few remarks.\nThen, Mrs. Williams introduced the President.\n9:45 - 10:00\nADDRESS by the President to the Seventh Annual\nRepublican Women's National Conference.\n10:03\nThe President and Hon. James C. Hagerty departed\nthe Statler to motor to the White House.\n10:06\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1959\n7:25 A.M.\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n7:50 - 8:00\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:00 - 9:35\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nThe Vice President\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Thomas H. Kuchel\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Andrew Schoeppel\nCong. Charles Halleck\nCong. Leslie Arends\nCong. Charles B. Hoeven\nCong. John W. Brynes\nCong. Leo Allen\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Frederick H. Mueller\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Gerald D. Morgan\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. James C. Hagerty\nHon. Robert E. Merriam\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Roehmer McPhee\nMr. Sam Hughes of Budget Bureau\n9:35 - 9:40\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald D. Morgan\nHon. Robert E. Merriam (out at 9:37)\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nTUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1959\nPage 2\n9:40 - 9:42 A.M.\nHon. David Kendall\n9:50 - 10:02\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:04 - 10:17\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:25\nThe President and Hon. James C. Hagerty departed\nthe White House and motored to the Constitution Avenue\nentrance to the Senator Robert A. Taft Memorial on\nthe Capitol grounds to attend its dedication.\n10:28\nArrived at the Taft Memorial, where the President\nwas greeted by\nJudge I. Jack Martin\nCong. Carroll Reece\nCong. Clarence J. Brown\nInvocation was given by the Reverend Frederick Brown\nHarris, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate.\nRemarks made by Cong. Reece on the meaning of the\nMemorial and he then introduced the Trustees of The\nRobert A. Taft Memorial Foundation.\nRemarks were then made by Cong. Brown, Chairman\nof the Physical Memorial Subcommittee, Senator\nStyles Bridges, Senator Harry Flood Byrd, William\nHoward Taft III and the Hon. Herbert Hoover, as\nChairman of the Robert A. Taft Memorial Foundation.\nThis was followed by REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT\nwho presented the Memorial to the custody of The\nCongress.\nAcceptance was made by Hon. Richard M. Nixon for\nthe U.S. Senate and Hon. Sam Rayburn for the U.S.\nHouse of Representatives.\n11:37\nThe President and Mr. Hagerty departed the Memorial\nto motor back to the White House.\n11:40\nThe President arrived back in his office.\nTUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1959\nPage 3\n11:43 - 11:54\nThe President received the following of The\nCouncil of Bishops of The Methodist Church:\nBishop James C. Baker (Retired)\nSan Marino, California\nBishop J. W. E. Brown\nAtlanta, Georgia\nBishop Charles W. Brashares\nChicago, Illinois\nBishop M. W. Clair\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nBishop D. Stanley Coors\nSt. Paul, Minnesota\nBishop Fred P. Corson\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania\nBishop Ralph S. Cushman (Retired)\nRaleigh, North Carolina\nBishop Dans Dawson\nTopeka, Kansas\nBishop F. Gerald Ensley\nDes Moines, Iowa\nBishop Eugene M. Frank\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nBishop Marvin A. Franklin\nJackson, Mississippi\nBishop Paul N. Garber\nRichmond, Virginia\nBishop W. E. Hanmaker (Retired)\nWashington, D. C.\nBishop Nolan B. Harmon\nCharlotte, North Carolina\nTUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1959\nPage 4\n(Continuation of list of those of The Council of the Bishops of the Methodist\nChurch received by the President):\nBishop Bachman G. Hodge\nBishop Glenn R. Phillips\nBirmingham, Alabama\nDenver, Colorado\nBishop Robert E. Jones (Retired)\nBishop J. Waskom Pickett (Ret.)\nWaveland, Mississippi\nBoston, Massachusetts\nBishop Gerald Kennedy\nBishop Clare Purcell (Ret.)\nLos Angeles, California\nBirmingham, Alabama\nBishop Willis J. King\nBishop Richard C. Raines\nNew Orleans, Louisiana\nIndianapolis, Indiana\nBishop W. Earl Ledden\nBishop Marshall R. Reed\nSyracuse, New York\nDetroit, Michigan\nBishop John Wesley Lord\nBishop Alexander P. Shaw (Ret.)\nBoston, Massachusetts\nLos Angeles, California\nBishop Edgar A. Love\nBishop Roy H. Short\nBaltimore, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nBishop J. Ralph Magee (Retired)\nBishop A. Frank Smith\nEvanston, Illinois\nHouston, Texas\nBishop Paul E. Martin\nBishop W. Angie Smith\nLittle Rock, Arkansas\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma\nBishop William C. Martin\nBishop James H. Straughn (Ret.)\nDallas, Texas\nBaltimore, Maryland\nBishop Arthur J. Moore\nBishop J. A. Subhan\nAtlanta, Georgia\nHyderabad, India\nBishop Frederick B. Newell\nBishop Donald H. Tippett\nNew York, New York\nSan Francisco, California\nBishop H. Clifford Northcott\nBishop Edwin E. Voight\nMadison, Wisconsin\nAberdeen, South Dakota\nBishop G. Bromley Oxnam\nBishop Raymond J. Wade (Ret.)\nWashington, D. C.\nSt. Petersburg, Florida\nTUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1959\nPage 5\n(Continuation of the list of those of The Council of Bishops of The Methodist\nChurch received by the President):\nBishop H. Bascom Watts\nLincoln, Nebraska\nBishop Herbert Welch (Retired)\nNew York, New York\nBishop Hazen G. Werner\nColumbus, Ohio\nBishop Lloyd C. Wicke\nPittsburgh, Pennsylvania\n11:55\nThe President went to the Mansion.\n12:12 P.M.\nThe President departed from South Grounds of the\nWhite House via helicopter for Bolling Air Force Base.\n12:20\nThe President departed Bolling Air Force Base aboard\nthe COLUMBINE enroute to Bush Field, Augusta,\nGeorgia, accompanied by:\nHon. James C. Hagerty\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. Dick Flohr\nSgt. John Moaney\nAUGUSTA, GA.\n2:00\nThe President arrived at Bush Field, Augusta, Georgia\nand departed immediately via helicopter to fly to\nthe Augusta National Golf Club\n2:14\nThe President arrived at his cottage at the Club.\n2:24 - 5:15\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. Julian Roberts\nMr. Jerome Franklin\n5:16\nThe President returned to his cottage\n7:17 - 9:30\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower had dinner at the\nClub Dining Room.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:15 - 8:55 A.M.\nThe President was in his office.\n9:23\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. James C.\nHagerty, departed the Augusta National Golf Club\nto motor to the Richmond Hotel in Augusta.\n9:35 - 9:43\nThe President met with press correspondents\nand announced the resignation of the Hon. John\nFoster Dulles as Secretary of State.\n9:54\nPresident returned to his cottage at the Augusta\nNational Golf Club.\n10:05 - 11:05\nThe President practiced golf on the practice tee.\n11:10\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n1:20 - 1:35 P.M.\nThe President again practiced on the practice tee.\n1:35 - 4:38\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. William Robinson\nClub Pro Gene Stout\n4:38 - 4:55\nPresident practiced golf\n4:55 - 5:08\nThe President was in his office\n5:10\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n7:45 A.M.\nThe President, accompanied by Hon. James C.\nHagerty, Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nand Hon. Gordon Gray, departed his cottage to\nwalk to his office.\n9:10 - 12:05 P. M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gordon Gray\n12:05 - 12:23\nThe President was in his office\n12:23\nThe President walked from his office to the practice\ngreen with General Goodpaster and Mr. Gray who\nboarded a waiting helicopter, enroute to Washington.\n12:25\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n3:00 - 6:17\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. Ellis Slater\nClub Pro Gene Stout\n6:20 - 6:28\nThe President was in his office.\n6:29\nThe President arrived at his cottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:25 - 10:00 A.M.\nThe President was in his office.\n10:00 - 11:25\nThe President practiced golf.\n2:15 - 5:26 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. Lester Stockard\n5:30 - 5:50\nThe President practiced golf\n5:52\nThe President went to his cottage\n8:00\nGeneral Alfred M. Gruenther arrived at the Club\nto visit the President.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n7:45 A.M.\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower\ndeparted the cottage and walked to the\nPresident's office.\n9:04\nActing Secretary of State Christian Herter\narrived by helicopter at the Augusta National\nGolf Club and met with the President.\n9:40\nThe President met briefly with the press in\nDoctor Snyder's office, and then returned to\nhis office, appointing Mr. Herter as the new\nSecretary of State.\n10:07\nThe President and Major Eisenhower departed\nthe President's office and walked to the cottage.\n10:16\nThe President saw Mr. Herter off as he\ndeparted from the Augusta National Golf Club\nvia helicopter.\n10:17 - 10:23\nThe President practiced golf on the practice tee.\n10:24 - 1:25 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Frank Willard\n7:43 P.M.\nMr. George Allen entered the Augusta National\nGolf Club to visit the President.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n9:57 A.M.\nThe President said goodbye to General Alfred\nM. Gruenther who had been his guest.\n9:58 - 10:35\nThe President and Mr. George Allen went to the\nPro Shop.\n10:47 - 11:05\nThe President practiced golf on the practice tee.\nII:06 - 2:12 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. George Allen\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. John O. Chiles\n2:29\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n4:15 - 10:30 P.M.\nThe President played bridge with:\nMr. George Allen\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Clifford Roberts\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, APRIL 20, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:21 - 9:00 A.M.\nThe President was in his office.\n9:20 - 12:37 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. George Allen\nMr. John O. Chiles\n12:37 - 1:08\nThe President practiced golf on the practice tee.\n1:09\nThe President went to his cottage.\n(No further activity this date)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1959\nAUGUSTA, GEORGIA\n8:07 - 8:35 A.M.\nThe President was in his office.\n8:55 - 12:14 P.M.\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with:\nMr. George Allen\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Clifford Roberts\n12:20\nThe President returned to his cottage.\n2:06\nThe President, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.\nClifford Roberts, departed the Augusta National\nGolf Club to motor to Bush Field in Augusta.\n(At the Main Gate of the Club, the President's\ncar stopped and he thanked the Georgia State\nTroopers for their assistance during his visit --\nphotographs were taken)\n2:30\nThe President arrived at Bush Field.\n2:35\nThe President departed Bush Field aboard the\nCOLUMBINE enroute to Washington, accompanied\nby:\nMr. and Mrs. Clifford Roberts\nMr. George Allen\nHon. James C. Hagerty\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMiss Betty Allen\nSgt. John Moaney\nGeneral Alfred Gruenther\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. George Allen\nMr. Jerry Behn\nMr. William Robinson\n4:20\nThe President arrived at MATS TERMINAL,\nWashington.\n4:23\nThe President, accompanied by Mr. George Allen,\narrived at the White House and they inspected the\nGolf Green on South Grounds before President entered\nhis office.\n4:35\nThe President arrived in his office.\nTUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1959\nPage 2\n4:35 - 4:43 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n4:45 - 5:05 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMajor John Eisenhower (from 4:50 - 4:51 pm)\n5:05 - 5:20 pm\nMr. George Allen\n5:25 - 5:43 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:55 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Senator Everett Dirksen)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Congressman Charles Halleck)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:31 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:32 - 10:06 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nHon. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Donald Quarles\nHon. Jack Irwin\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. Sam Hughes\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Thomas McCabe\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Arthur Minnich\n10:12 - 10:13 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:30 - 10:35 am\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959\nPage 2\n10:35 - 10:40 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:42 - 10:47 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:47 - 10:52 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:00 - 11:18 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:21 - 11:32 am\nThe following representatives of Florida Presbyterian\nCollege presented a scroll to the President as the\nfirst Charter Alumnus of the College:\nDr. William H. Kadel\nPresident, Florida Presbyterian College\nSt. Petersburg, Florida\nMr. Philip J. Lee\nChairman of the Board of Trustees of the\nCollege\nMr. Lynn B. Clarke\nIn Charge, Honorary Alumni Program\nCongressman William C. Cramer\nHon. Jack Anderson accompanied\n11:32 - 11:45 am\nDr. Vittorino Veronese\nDirector General of UNESCO\nMr. Andrew Berding\nAssistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:45 - 12:11 pm\n(Mr. Charles Case, Abilene, Kansas) OFF THE RECORD\n12:12 - 12:15 pm\nHon. and Mrs. Christian Herter\nMrs. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:15 - 12:20 pm\nHon. Christian Herter was sworn in as Sec retary of\nState. The following attended the ceremony in the\nCabinet Room:\nMrs. Christian Herter\nMrs. Adele Seronde (daughter)\nMr. and Mrs. Miles Herter (son and daughter-in-law)\nMr. and Mrs. Christian Herter, Jr.\n(son and daughter-in-law)\nDr. and Mrs. Frederick Herter (son & daughter-in-law}\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959\nPage 3\n12:15 - 12:20 pm\nSwearing-in ceremony of Hon. Christian Herter\n(List continued):\nMrs. John Foster Dulles\nMr. and Mrs. Philip Watts\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nMembers of the Cabinet\nHon. Allen Dulles\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nHon. John McCone\nHon. Thruston Morton\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator John W. Fulbright\nSenator Lyndon Johnson\nSenator John Kennedy\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Alexander Wiley\nCongressman Robert Chiperfield\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Thomas Morgan\nSpeaker Sam Rayburn\nHon. and Mrs. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert Murphy\nHon. Loy Henderson\nMr. Harry Stimpson\nMrs. Marian Stilson\nMr. Max Krebs\nMiss Gladys Schukraft\nMrs. Mary Frances Keyhoe\nMr. John White\nMr. Francis Tully\n12:20 - 12:35 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:37 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:15 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:16 - 2:27 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959\nPage 4\n2:30 - 2:50 pm\nThe following group from The American Battle\nMonuments Commission met with the President:\nAdmiral Thomas C. Kinkaid\nVice Chairman\nHon. Leslie C. Biffle\nHon. Charles E. Potter\nMajor General Thomas North\nSecretary\nMajor John Eisenhower accompanied\n2:51 - 4:20 pm\n(Hon. Arthur Burns)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n4:20 - 4:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:25 - 4:30 pm\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n4:30 - 5:23 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n5:25 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:52 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959\n7:45 am\n(Dr. Milton Eisenhower)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Arthur Flemming)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:35 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:58 - 9:02 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n9:03 - 10:00 am\nSPECIAL NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon, William P. Rogers\nHon. George V. Allen\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nCaptain Williams\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nHon. Robert Amory\nAdmiral Charles O. Triebel\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:00 - 10:27 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. John S. Patterson\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Saxton Bradford\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959\nPage 2\n10:00 - 10:27 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING (continued):\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon, James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Robert Amory\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:27 - 10:37 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:37 - 11:01 am\nGeneral William Draper\nGeneral Alfred Gruenther\nHon. John McCloy\nHon. Tracy Voorhees\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:05 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Walter Reed Hospital, accompanied by\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:20 am\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital where they\nwere greeted by General Leonard Heaton.\n11:22 - 11:28 am\nHon. John Foster Dulles was sworn in as\nSpecial Consultant to the President. The following\nwere present for the ceremony:\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Joseph N. Greene, Jr.\nHon. James Hagerty\nMr. Frank Sanderson, who administered the\nOath of Office\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959\nPage 3\n11:30 am\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed\nWalter Reed Hospital and motored to the Sheraton\nCarlton Hotel.\n11:53 am\nArrived at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel where they\nwere greeted by\nMr. Foster Gurney\nGeneral Manager of the Hotel\nMr. Stanley Hope\nPresident of the National Association of\nManufacturers\n(Pictures were taken)\nThe President was escorted to the Speaker's\nplatform in the Carlton Room.\nMr. Milton C. Lightner, Board Chairman of the\nNational Association of Manufacturers, introduced\nthe President.\n11:55 - 12:00 Noon\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT before the meeting\nof the Board of Directors of the National Association\nof Manufacturers.\n12:02 pm\nThe President departed the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel\nand motored to the White House.\n12:07 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n12:07 - 12:16 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:17 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:25 pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:25 - 2:48 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:50 pm\nThe President and Hon. Thomas E. Stephens\ndeparted the White House and motored to the\nSheraton Park Hotel.\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959\nPage 4\n3:00 pm\nThe President arrived at the Sheraton Park Hotel\nand was greeted by\nMr. George Johnson\nGeneral Manager of the Hotel\nMr. Edmond Gescard d'Estaing\nPresident of the International Chamber\nof Commerce\nMr. Philip Cortney\nPresident of the International Chamber\nof Commerce\nMr. Philip Reed\nChairman of the Finance Committee,\nGeneral Electric Company\nMr. Sigurd Larmon\nChairman of Young and Rubican\nMr. Thomas J. Watson, Jr.\nPresident of International Business Machines\nFollowing introductions and pictures, the President\nwas escorted to the speaker's stand.\n3:03 - 3:10 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT before the 17th Congress\nof the International Chamber of Commerce.\n3:12 pm\nThe President departed the Sheraton Park Hotel and\nmotored to the White House, accompanied by Hon.\nThomas E. Stephens.\n3:20 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n3:20 - 3:28 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:30 - 4:30 pm\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Livingston Merchant\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:30 - 4:38 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n4:38 - 4:55 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:55 - 5:00 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959\nPage 5\n5:00 - 5:05 pm\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:05 - 5:18 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:18 - 5:26 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n5:30 - 6:00 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n6:02 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1959\n8:00 am\nHon. Paul Henri Spaak\nSecretary General of NATO\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Livingston Merchant\n(Had breakfast with the President\n8:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby the above breakfast guests.\n8:50 - 9:00 am\nHon. Paul Henri Spaak\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Livingston Merchant\n8:55 - 8:58 am\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nDirector of Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization\n9:00 - 11:11 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Lawrence J. Walsh\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Meyer Kestnbaum\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 11:11 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued):\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Sumner Whittier\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. John Patterson\nHon. Elwood Quesada\nHon. Allen Wallis\nDr. Ralph Reid\nHon. Franklin Floete\n11:11 - 11:30 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:30 - 11:57 am\nThe President met with the following to discuss\nthe textile situation in New England:\nGovernor Christopher Del Sesto\nRhode Island\nGovernor Foster Furcolo\nMassachusetts\nGovernor Wesley Powell\nNew Hampshire\nDr. Seymour Harris\nChairman, New England Governor's Committee\non Textiles, and Chairman, Department of\nEconomics, Harvard University\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Elmer Staats\nMr. Douglas Price\n11:57 - 11:58 am\nThe President shook hands with the following who had\naccompanied the above Governors to the White House:\nMr. Charles F. Mahoney\nAssistant to Governor Furcolo\nMr. Fred L. Hansen\nChief, 2nd Division, Rhode Island Development\nCouncil\nMr. Maurice J. Murphy\nAssistant to Governor Powell\nMr. Francis McSwiney, Adjutant General of New Hamp.\nMr. Elwood S. McKinney\nMr. John J. Devlin\nFRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1959\nPage 3\n11:58 - 12:13 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:13 - 12:17 pm\nMr. Thomas E. Stephens, the Artist\nMr. Abbie Rowe\n12:18 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n)LUNCH)\n2:07 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:08 - 2:10 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:26 - 2:29 pm\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n2:30 - 3:48 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Julian Baird\nHon. William McChesney Martin\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n(Periodic discussion re economic situation)\n3:48 - 3:50 pm\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n4:00 - 4:53 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:55 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:57 - 5:00 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1959\n8:14 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:24 - 8:50 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:28 - 8:43 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:51 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Burning Tree Country Club.\n9:15 am\nArrived at Burning Tree Country. Colonel Walter\nTkach joined the President.\n9:35 - 12:34 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nColonel Thomas Belshe\nMajor General Howell Marion Estes, Jr.\nAssistant Deputy Chief of Staff, Air Force\nMr. M. E. Parkinson\n12:55 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nBurning Tree Country Club and motored to the\nWhite House.\n1:23 pm\nArrived at the White House. The President went\nto the office.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1959\n8:51 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to the National Presbyterian Church.\n8:56 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church\nwhere he was greeted by Head Usher Alfred J.\nBarrett.\nAttended Services from 9:00 - 9:56 am.\nDr. Edward L. R. Elson escorted the President\nto his car following Services.\n9:59 am\nThe President departed the Church and motored\nto the White House.\n10:03 am\nArrived at the White House.\n10:31 am\nThe President, Dr. Walter Tkach, and Sgt. John\nMoaney departed the White House and motored to\nthe Gettysburg Farm.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n12:23 pm\nArrived at Gettysburg Farm.\nThe President, Mr. George Allen, Colonel Walter\nTkach, and General Arthur Nevins had lunch at the\nFarm.\nFollowing lunch, the President and above inspected\nthe fitting barn and skeet range.\n3:23 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nFarm and motored to the White House. (Others\nreturned in separate car).\n5:15 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, APRIL 27, 1959\n8:16 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n9:17 - 9:28 am\nHis Excellency Telli Boubacar Diallo\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Republic of Guinea\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\nMr. Charles Sedgwick, Interpreter\n(The Ambassador came to present his credentials)\n9:29 - 10:01 am\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n(Re liberalization of import restriction on\nCanadian oil)\n10:01 - 10:08 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\n10:08 - 10:13 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:16 - 10:43 am\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:10 am\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed\nthe White House and motored to Constitution Hall.\n11:14 am\nArrived at Constitution Hall and was greeted by\nMr. William A. McDonnell\nPresident of U. S. Chamber of Commerce\nMr. Arch N. Booth\nExecutive Vice President, U. S. Chamber of\nCommerce\nMr. Ernest Canham\nEditor of Christian Science Monitor\nMr. Harold L. Maynard\nManaging Director of Constitution Hall\n11:20 am\nMr. William A. McDonnell and Mr. Arch N. Booth\nescorted the President to the stage. Mr. McDonnell\nintroduced the President.\nMONDAY, APRIL 27, 1959\nPage 2\n11:25 - 11:33 am\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT before the 47th\nAnnual Meeting of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce.\n11:37 am\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed\nConstitution Hall and motored to the White House.\n11:42 am\nArrived at the White House and entered the office.\n11:46 - 12:00 Noon\nMajor General Melvin J. Maas, USMCR (Ret.)\nChairman, President's Committee on Employment\nof the Physically Handicapped\n12:01 - 12:10 pm\nHon. David Kendall\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n12:10 - 12:27 pm\nDr. T. Keith Glennan\nNational Aeronautics and Space Administrator\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMr. Franklyn W. Phillips\nNational Aeronautics and Space Administration\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:27 - 12:33 pm\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:10 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:30 - 3:42 pm\nNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE COUNCIL\nMEETING:\nCouncil Members or Alternates\nThe President\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Robert Murphy\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. John A. McCone\nDr. Alan T. Waterman\nDr. Detlev W. Bronk\nMr. William A. M. Burden\nMr. William M. Holaday\n(continued)\nMONDAY, APRIL 27, 1959\nPage 3\n2:30 - 3:42 pm\nNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE COUNCIL\nMEETING (continued):\nRegularly Invited Participants\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nOthers\nDr. Hugh L. Dryden\nMr. Roy W. Johnson\nMr. Philip J. Farley\nMr. Francis O. Wilcox\nMr. Loftus Becker\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. Edgar M. Cortright (Tem 1 only)\nDr. Homer E. Newell (Tem 5 only)\nMr. Franklyn W. Phillips\nMr. Leonard C. Meeker, Assistant Legal Advisor\nfor State Department (For Item 3 only)\n3:48 - 4:05 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:06 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Walter\nReed Hospital.\n4:25 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital. Major General\nLeonard Heaton met the President and General Snyder\nand escorted them to Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n4:27 - 4:51 pm\nThe President visited with Hon. John Foster Dulles\nat Walter Reed Hospital.\n4:53 pm\nDeparted Walter Reed Hospital and motored to the\nWhite House.\n5:17 pm\nArrived at the White House, and entered the Mansion.\n5:20 - 5:44 pm\nPracticed golf on the South Grounds.\nMONDAY, APRIL 27, 1959\nPage 4\n5:45 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:45 - 5:55 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n6:03 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959\n7:30 am\n(Senator Styles Bridges)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Congressman John Byrnes)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:20 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n8:30 - 11:13 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator George D. Aiken\nSenator Barry Goldwater\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Carroll Kearnes\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. True D. Morse\nHon. Clarence Miller\nHon. Marvin McLain\nHon. Ervin L. Peterson\nHon. Martin Sorkin\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Roemer McPhee\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959\nPage 2\n11:20 - 11:35 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:35 - 11:57 am\nArchbishop Iakovos, New York\nPrimate of the Greek Orthodox Church of\nNorth and South America\nMr. Thomas Pappas (went in for introductions only)\nMr. Spyros Skouras\n11\nFollowing Archbishop Iakovos' appointment with\nthe President, the following who had accompanied\nhim to the White House met the President in his office:\nReverend John Zanetos\nDean of the Cathedral, Boston, Massachusetts\nThe Very Reverend Aemilianos\nSt. Sophia Church, Washington, D. C.\nReverend John Tavlarides\nSt. Sophia Church, Washington, D. C.\nReverend James Kalaris\nSt. Constantine and Helen Church, Washington, D. (\nProfessor Constantine Bonis\nDean of Theology, Athens University\nMr. Arthur Dore\nDirector, Office of Information of the Greek\nArchdiocese\nHon Thomas Pappas, Boston, Massachusetts\nMr. Spyros Skouras, New York\nMr. Charles Maliotis, Boston, Mass.\nMr. Eugene Rossides, Treasury\nMiss Ellen McDonald, Secretary to Mr. Skouras\n11:57 - 12:00 Noon\nHon. Thomas Pappas\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:00 - 12:03 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:10 - 12:13 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n12:18 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nTUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959\nPage 3\n2:18 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:18 - 2:48 pm\nHon. C. D. Jackson\n2:50 - 2:55 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:00 - 4:13 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n4:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:28 - 8:42 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:00 - 9:12 am\nDr. Edgar B. Brossard\nChairman, U. S. Tariff Commission\n(Called on the President before his\nretirement as Chairman on April 30th)\nHon. David Kendall\n9:12 - 9:16 am\nHon. David Kendall\n9:18 - 9:23 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n9:23 - 9:26 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:48 - 9:52 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:52 - 10:28 am\nHon, James Hagerty\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\n10:30 - 11:01 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:01 - 11:03 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:08 - 11:13 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:16 - 11:30 am\n(Hon. Samuel C. Waugh)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(President and Chairman,\nExport-Import Bank of Washington)\n11:30 - 11:50 am\n(Hon. William P. Rogers, Jr.) OFF THE RECORD\n11:50 - 11:55 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nWEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959\nPage 2\n11:55 - 11:57 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:57 - 11:59 am\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:57 - 12:05 pm\n(Mr. Rene Jeanneret, Geneva, Switzerland) OFF RECORD\n(Colonel Robert L. Schulz)\n12:05 - 12:10 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:10 - 12:12 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:13 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:15 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Burning Tree Country Club.\n1:38 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree Country Club.\n1:49 - 3:54 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nColonel Thomas Belshe.\n4:15 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted Burning Tree and motored to the\nWhite House.\n4:45 pm\nArrived at the White House, and went to the office,\n4:48 - 5:00 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n5:00 pm\nThe President departed the Office\nand went to the Mansion.\n5:04 pm\nReturned to the Office.\n6:08 pm\nDeparted the Office and went to the Mansion,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959\n7:42 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\n7:50 - 8:32 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:05 - 8:30 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:49 - 8:59 am\n(Mr. Carl E. Haymond)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(David Haymond, 10-year old\ngrandson)\n(Mr. Haymond is a friend of Mr. Edgar\nEisenhower. He is from Los Angeles, Cal.)\n(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)\n8:59 - 9:03 am\nHon. Robert Gray\n9:00 - 10:58 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL - OFF THE RECORD\n(First part in Conference Room)\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Maurice Stans\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nGeneral John E. Hull\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Donald Quarles\nRear Admiral C. E. Weakley\nRear Admiral Roscoe E. Schuirmann\nCaptain O. M. Butler\nMr. J. Patrick Coyne\nMajor John Eisenhower\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\n(2nd part - in the Cabinet Room)\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 10:58 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL - 2nd Part (continued):\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nHon. Clarence B. Randall\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. Howard Furnas\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nMr. Marion W. Boggs\n10:58 - 11:16 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\n11:16 - 11:32 am\nDefense Presentation:\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon, William P. Rogers, Jr.\nGeneral Nathan F. Twining\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Robert Dechert\nColonel George E. Glober\nColonel Howard E. Michelet\nMr. David Kendall\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:32 - 11:54 am\nMr. Irving S. Olds, Chairman of the Trustees of\nCooper Union\nMr. Arthur A. Houghton, Jr., Trustee\n(Came to invite the President to Centennial\nCelebration of the Cooper Union, New York --\npreferably to event scheduled for February 27, 1960)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959\nPage 3\n11:54 - 12:01 pm\nHon. William P. Rogers, Jr.\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. James Hagerty joined at 12:00 Noon\n12:01 - 12:04 pm\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:04 - 12:07 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:07 - 12:17 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:30 - 3:18 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:20 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:20 - 3:22 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n3:32 - 3:55 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n3:55 - 3:57 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n4:00 pm\nThe President went to the Rose Garden.\n4:05 pm\nTo the Mansion.\n4:10 pm\nThe President dropped by the reception Mrs. Eisenhower\ngave for the children of former Presidents. The following\nwere present:\nMr. and Mrs. John Harlan Amen\nMrs. Margaret Patterson Bartlett\nBrig. General and Mrs. Thomas J. Betts\nMr. and Mrs. Richard Tatem Brigham\nMadame Cantacuzene\nMrs. Harry Freeman Clark\nMr. and Mrs. Richard Folsom Cleveland\nMr. and Mrs. John Coolidge\nMisses Cynthia and Lydia Coolidge\nMrs. Joseph Parkes Crockett\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959\nPage 4\n4:10 pm\nReception for the children of former Presidents:\n(Continued):\nMajor and Mrs. John Eisenhower\nMrs. Abram Garfield\nDr. and Mrs. Stanton Garfield\nMr. and Mrs. Laurence G. Hoes\nMr. and Mrs. Webb Cook Hayes, III\nMiss Margaret McMillen Jones\nMrs. Brian Keeling\nMrs. Angus Slater Lamond\nMrs. Nicholas Longworth\nMrs. Frederick J. Manning\nMrs. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo\nMrs. Wayne D. Muller\nHon. and Mrs. James Roosevelt\nMrs. Kermit Roosevelt, Jr.\nDr. and Mrs. Constant Southworth\nMrs. Rudolph Stanley-Brown\nMiss Joanne Sturm\nMr. Lyon G. Tyler, Jr.\nJudge and Mrs. George Thomas Washington\nMrs. Harrison Williams\nMrs. Harold F. Walsh of Women's National Press\nClub\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MAY 1, 1959\n7:54 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:05 - 8:11 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:11 - 8:14 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:16 - 8:17 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:18 - 8:34 am\n(Mr. Maurice Chevalier)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Herve Alphand)\n8:34 - 8:54 am\n(Hon. Arthur Summerfield)\nOFF THE RECORD\n8:54 - 9:03 am\n(Hon. Ezra Taft Benson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n9:00 - 10:30 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Elmer Bennett, Under Secretary of the Interior\nHon. Frederick A. Mueller\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. O'Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MAY 1, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 10:30 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued)\nHon. Franklin Floete\nMr. Thomas Graves, Bureau of the Budget\nMr. Douglas Prince (Item 3)\nHon. Norman Mason (Item 4)\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand (Item 4)\n10:30 - 10:37 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:38 - 10:42 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:47 - 11:50 am\nMrs. Clare Boothe Luce\nAppointed Ambassador to Brazil\n(Submitted her resignation to the President)\nHon. James Hagerty joined at 11:17 am\n11:58 am\nThe President and Hon. Thomas E. Stephens\ndeparted the White House and motored to the\nMayflower Hotel for \"drop in\" at the Luncheon\nbeing held by the American Veterans of World\nWar II (AMVETS).\n12:00 Noon\nArrived at the Mayflower Hotel. The President was\ngreeted by\nMr. Neal Mack\nGeneral Manager of the Mayflower Hotel\nDr. Winston E. Burdine\nNational Commander of AMVETS\nMr. Paul Eugene Howard\nNational Executive Director of AMVETS\nThe above escorted the President to the Cabinet Room of\nthe Mayflower Hotel where he met the members of the\nAMVET Reception Committee. Photographs were taken.\nThe President was then escorted to the Grand Ballroom.\nCongressman William H. Ayres of Ohio was Toastmaster,\nRabbi Sidney Mosman, National Chaplain of AMVETS\ngave the Invocation.\nTape recording by Mark Evans (CBS Radio and TV)\nreciting a tribute to the American Flag, entitled\n\"The Flag Speaks\".\nFRIDAY, MAY 1, 1959\nPage 3\n12:17 pm\nDr. Winston E. Burdine presented the AMVETS\nPeace Award to the President.\n12:20 - 12:28 pm\nACCEPTANCE REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT.\n12:32 pm\nThe President and Hon. Thomas E. Stephens\ndeparted the Mayflower Hotel and motored to\nthe White House.\n12:35 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n12:40 - 12:43 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:45 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:52 pm\nThe President departed the White House grounds\nvia helicopter for flight to Gettysburg Farm. He\nwas accompanied by\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMiss Susan Eisenhower\nSgt. John Moaney\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. Dick Flohr\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n2:35 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm.\n2:50 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the Farm and motored to Mr. Floyd Akers'\nresidence in Thurmont, Maryland.\nTHURMONT, MD.\n3:20 pm\nArrived at Thurmont, Maryland.\n3:20 - 5:33 pm\nThe President fished.\n5:33 pm\nDeparted Thurmont, Maryland, and motored to\nthe Gettysburg Farm.\nFRIDAY, MAY 1, 1959\nPage 4\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n6:05 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm from trip to\nThurmont, Md.\n7:12 - 7:32 pm\nThe President and Susan Eisenhower walked to\nthe barn area, then back to the residence.\n8:15 - 8:35 pm\nThe President and Susan Eisenhower walked to\nthe main gate, then back to the residence.\nTHE PRESIDENT's APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MAY 2, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n9:30 am\nThe President, General Arthur Nevins, and\nSusan Eisenhower departed the Farm and\nmotored to the Newman Farm, then to Major\nEisenhower's residence.\n9:48 am\nReturned to the main residence.\n10:25 - 11:48 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower\n(Secretary Herter had just returned from the\nWestern Foreign Ministers Meeting in Paris, and\nreported to the President on the results of this meeting.\nFollowing the conference with the President, pictures\nwere taken).\n11:50 am\nThe President, accompanied by Allison and Tim Smith,\nchildren of Reporter Merriam Smith, departed the\nresidence and motored to the main gate of the Farm.\n11:58 am\nThe President returned to the residence alone.\n1:40 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nFarm and motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.\n1:47 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n1:57 - 4:24 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n(Before teeing off, the President was introduced to\nWilliam Skonsky, Golf Pro, Berwick, Pennsylvania\nGolf Club.)\n4:27 pm\nDeparted the Gettysburg Country Club and motored\nto the Farm.\n4:38 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\nSATURDAY, MAY 2, 1959\nPage 2\n7:30 pm\nThe following had dinner with the President and\nMrs. Eisenhower:\nGeneral and Mrs. Arthur Nevins\nMr. and Mrs. George Allen\nGeneral and Mrs. Howard McC. Snyder\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MAY 3, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:20 am\nThe President departed the Farm and motored to\nthe Gettysburg United Presbyterian Church.\n8:26 am\nArrived at the Church where the President was\njoined by General Arthur Nevins. Usher Daniel\nJ. Wolff escorted them to the Presidential Pew.\n8:30 - 9:20 am\nChurch Services. The sermon was preached by\nRev. Robert A. MacAskill.\n9:21 am\nReverend MacAskill escorted the President to\nhis car.\n9:22 am\nDeparted the United Presbyterian Church and\nmotored to the Farm.\n9:29 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n10:01 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed\nthe Farm and motored to Bendersville, Pa., to\nview the apple blossoms.\n11:12 am\nReturned to the Farm.\n11:12 am\nThe President, Mr. George Allen, and General\nArthur Nevins motored to the fitting barn and\ninspected the cattle.\n12:04 pm\nReturned to the residence.\n12:05 pm\nThe President, General Howard McC. Snyder, and\nDavid Eisenhower departed the residence and motored\nto the Skeet Range, where the President and David\ndid some shooting.\n4:03 pm\nReturned to the residence.\n4:24 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nGettysburg Farm and motored to the White House.\nWASHINgton, D. C.\n6:17 pm\nArrived at the White House,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MAY 4, 1959\n8:29 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:31 - 8:38 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:46 - 8:55 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:00 - 9:03 am\nHon, Don Paarlberg\n9:10 - 9:13 am\nHon. David Kendall\n9:25 - 10:13 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:13 - 10:15 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:30 - 10:32 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:34 - 10:36 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:40 - 11:13 am\nHon. Karl Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:13 - 11:17 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:30 - 11:38 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:40 - 11:46 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:46 - 12:20 pm\nHon. Christian Herter\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:27 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Burning Tree Country Club.\n1:50 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n2:04 - 4:17 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nColonel Thomas Belshe,\nMONDAY, MAY 4, 1959\nPage 2\n4:59 pm\nThe President accompanied by Colonel Walter\nTkach departed Burning Tree Golf Club and\nmotored to the White House.\n5:27 pm\nArrived at the White House, and returned to the\noffice.\n5:32 - 5:43 pm\nHon. David Kendall\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:45 - 5:47 pm\nHon. David Kendall.\n6:00 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto MATS Terminal to greet Sir Winston Churchill.\n6:14 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\nThe President spoke briefly to Lord Hood of\nthe British Embassy.\n6:15 pm\nThe President greeted Sir Winston Churchill as he\ndescended from the Columbine. The President and\nSir Winston Churchill walked to the speaker's\nplatform where Sir Winston Churchill made a short\nspeech.\n6:19 pm\nThe President and Sir Winston Churchill departed\nMATS Terminal and motored to the White House.\n6:30 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n(Sir Winston Churchill is to be the guest of the\nPresident and Mrs. Eisenhower until 12:30 pm\non Thursday, May 7, when he departs for the\nBritish Embassy).\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MAY 5, 1959\n8:32 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:32 - 8:35 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:37 - 9:26 am\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMr. Philip Farley\nHon. Karl Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:34 - 9:53 am\nHon. Joseph Martin\nHon. Homer Gruenther\n9:53 - 9:57 am\n(Hon. Arthur Flemming) OFF THE RECORD\n9:55 - 10:30 am\nPre-Press Briefing\nHon, James Hagerty\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:30 - 11:03 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:06 - 11:08 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:08 - 11:12 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:12 - 11:28 am\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:28 - 11:30 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:38 - 11:58 am\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.) OFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Malcolm Moos)\nTUESDAY, MAY 5, 1959\nPage 2\n11:58 - 12:07 pm\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.) OFF THE RECORD\n12:07 - 12:18 pm\nThe President received the Goodwill Worker of 1959:\nMr. William Junker\nDallas, Texas\nThe following accompanied:\nMrs. Junker (Mother)\nMr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson, San Diego, Cal,\nPresident of the Goodwill Industries of America\nCongressman Bruce Alger, Texas\nCongressman Bob Wilson, California\nMr. Percy J. Trevethan\nExecutive Vice President, Goodwill Industries\nof America\n(Picture taken)\n12:18 - 12:21\nHon. David Kendall\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:21 - 12:25 pm\nCongressman and Mrs. Ancher Nelson\nMr. and Mrs. Helmuth Kurth\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n12:25 - 12:29 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:29 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:08 pm\nThe President and Sir Winston Churchill departed\nthe White House and motored to the National Arboretum,\nMaryland Avenue and M Street, N. E.\n3:25 pm\nArrived at the National Arboretum, where they viewed\nthe Azalea Gardens.\n3:35 pm\nDeparted the National Arboretum and motored to\nWalter Reed Hospital.\n4:00 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital where they were\ngreeted by General Leonard Heaton. Photographs were\ntaken.\nTUESDAY, MAY 5, 1959\nPage 3\n4:02 - 4:21 pm\nThe President and Sir Winston Churchill\nvisited with\nHon. John Foster Dulles\nGeneral George C. Marshall\n(Pictures were taken at conclusion of visit with\nSecretary Dulles)\n4:21 pm\nThe President and Sir Winston Churchill departed\nWalter Reed Hospital and motored to the White House.\n4:41 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n4:43 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n4:48 - 5:05 pm\nColonel William G. Draper\n4:55 - 5:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:25 - 5:29 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:35 - 6:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n7:30 pm\nThe President gave a Stag Dinner in honor of\nSir Winston Churchill. The following were present:\nThe President\nThe Right Honorable Sir Winston Churchill\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSir Harold Anthony Caccia\nHon. Robert D. Murphy\nAdmiral Harold R. Stark, USN, Ret.\nGeneral Carl Spaatz, USAF, Ret.\nGeneral Jacob L. Devers, USA, Ret.\nGeneral Mark W. Clark, USA, Ret.\nGeneral Thomas T. Handy, USA, Ret.\nAdmiral Alan G. Kirk, USN, Ret.\nGeneral Walter Bedell Smith, USA, Ret.\nGeneral Alfred M. Gruenther, USA, Ret.\nGeneral Leonard T. Gerow, USA, Ret.\nLt. General Ira C. Eaker, USAF, Ret.\nDr. Milton S. Eisenhower\n(The above group was referred to as \"Wartime Associates\")\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959\n8:13 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:14 - 8:16 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:17 - 8:21 am\nHon, James Hagerty\n8:21 - 8:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:30 - 10:32 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Clifford P. Case\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator George D. Aiken\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Clarence E. Kilburn\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John B. Bennett\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman James C. Auchincloss\nCongressman John Taber\nCongressman Melvin R. Laird\nCongressman Gerald R. Ford\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nMr. Elting Arnold\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Marvin L. McLain\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Philip S. Hughes\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Jack z. Anderson\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Arthur Minnich\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959\nPage 2\n10:35 - 10:55 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n10:57 - 11:00 am\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n11:00 - 11:15 am\nThe following participants in the Food for Peace Conference\ncalled on the President and presented a joint communique\nsetting forth the results of the Conference:\nArgentina\nRafael Garcia-Mata, Under Secretary of\nAgriculture\nAustralia\nSir John Crawford, Secretary, Department\nof Trade\nCanada\nGordon Churchill, Minister of Trade and\nCommerce\nDouglas Harkness, Minister of Agriculture\nFrance\nHerve Alphand, Ambassador to the U. S.\nFAO-UN\nB. R. Sen, Director General\nU. S. A.\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of\nAgriculture\nHon. Douglas Dillon, Under Secretary of\nState\nHon. Laurence B. Robbins, Assistant\nSecretary of the Treasury\n(Picture taken)\n11:15 - 11:47 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nDr. George B. Kistiakowsky\nMember Science Advisory Committee\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:55 am\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959\nPage 3\n2:15 pm\nThe President and Sir Winston Churchill departed\nthe South Grounds of the White House via helicopter\nand flew to the Gettysburg Farm. Also aboard were\nHon. James Hagerty\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. Jerry Behn\nSgt. Edmund Murray, Scotland Yard\nMr. Anthony Montague-Browne\nSecretary of Sir Winston Churchill\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n2:55 pm\nThe President and Sir Winston Churchill arrived\nat the Gettysburg Farm. They entered the golf\ncart and rode to the cow barn and to the fitting barn\nto inspect the cattle.\nRode back to the residence in the Crosley Surrey and\nproceeded back to the residence, where they remained\nuntil 4:00 pm.\n4:03 pm\nDeparted the Farm in the Marine helicopter and made\na circle of the Gettysburg Battlefield.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n4:47 pm\nArrived at the White House, and went to the\noffice.\n4:54 - 4:56 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:56 - 5:00 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:08 - 5:10 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n5:28 - 5:30 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n5:38 - 6:10 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959\nPage 4\n7: 30 pm\nThe President gave a Stag Dinner in honor of\nSir Winston Churchill. The following were present:\nThe President\nThe Right Honorabl e Sir Winston Churchill\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nSir Harold Caccia\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Arthur S. Flemming\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. John A. McCone\nSenator Lyndon B. Johnson\nSenator Everett M. Dirksen\nCongressman Charles A. Halleck\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Elwood R. Quesada\nHon. Gordon Gray\nGeneral Lyman L. Lemnitzer\nGeneral Randolph McC. Pate\nGeneral J. Lawton Collins\nLt. General Harold R. Bull\nHon. Lewis W. Douglas\nHon. Walter S. Gifford\nHon. Winthrop W. Aldrich\nHon. Leonard Carmichael\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. George E. Allen\nHon. Bernard M. Baruch\nMr. A. A. D. Montague Browne\nMr. Harry C. Butcher\nHon. James F. Byrnes\nColonel Frank Clarke, Canadian Army, Ret.\nLt. General James H. Doolittle\nMajor John S. D. Eisenhower\nMr. Joyce C. Hall\nMr. Eric H. Heckett\nMr. Charles S. Jones\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1959\nPage 5\n7:30 pm\nStag Dinner in honor of Sir Winston Churchill (continued):\nMr. W. Alton Jones\nMr. Sigurd S. Larmon\nMr. Ernest Rose Lee\nMr. Barry Leithead\nHon. Robert A. Lovett\nMr. Frank McCarthy\nMr. Clifford Roberts\nMr. William E. Robinson\nMr. Ellis D. Slater\nMr. Robert W. Woodruff\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959\n7:45 am\n(Hon. Walter Williams) OFF THE RECORD\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:40 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Hon. Walter Williams.\n8:43 - 8:57 am\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:58 - 9:00 am\n(Hon. William P. Rogers)\nOFF THE RECORD\n9:00 - 9:02 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n9:02 - 10:55 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Donald A. Quarles\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McGone\nHon. J. Walter Yeagley\nHon. J. Edgar Hoover\nHon. John D. Jernegan, U. S. Ambassador to Iraq\nGeneral Curtis E. LeMay\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Clarence B. Randall\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. J. Patrick Coyne\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nHon. John N. Irwin, II\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\nTHURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959\nPage 2\n10:55 - 11:08 am\n(Mrs. Marian Huff)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mrs. R. L. Bowman)\n11:08 - 11:09 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:09 - 11:25 am\nHon. Christian Herter\n11:25 - 11:43 am\n(Hon. Winthrop Aldrich)\nOFF THE RECORD\n11:43 - 12:05 pm\n(Dr. Edward L. R. Elson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n12:05 - 12:23 pm\nHon. Bernard Baruch\n12:23 - 12:27 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:27 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n12:35 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower went to\nthe North Portico to say goodbye to Sir Winston\nChurchill who was leaving the White Hous e to go\nto the British Embassy.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:30 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n3:32 - 3:43 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:43 - 3:50 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:50 - 4:00 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:05 - 4:11 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:16 - 4:43 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n4:45 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:55 - 4:59 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n5:03 - 5:05 pm\nMr. Robert Woodruff\n5:05 pm\nThe President and Mr. Woodruff walked to the Mansion.\nTHURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959\nPage 3\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nthe White House and motored to the British Embassy\nto attend dinner given by Sir Winston Churchill in\nhonoro of the President.\n8:10 pm\nArrived at the British Embassy where they were\ngreeted by Sir Harold Caccia, the British Ambassador.\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower were\nescorted to the Ballroom where Sir Winston Churchill\nand other guests were assembled. Here they met\ninformally for about 15 minutes.\nPictures were taken of The President, Sir Winston\nChurchill, Ambassador Harold Caccia, Hon. Sam\nRayburn and Major John Eisenhower.\n8:30 pm\nDinner in honor of the President, given by Sir\nWinston Churchill. (This was a Stag Dinner)\n10:15 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nthe British Embassy and motored to the White House.\n10:23 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959\n8:10 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:15 - 8:28 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:21 - 8:30 am\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n8:22 - 8:25 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:34 - 8:50 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:50 - 8:57 am\nThe President presented the Young American Medal\nfor Bravery to Mr. William Joseph Steury. The\nfollowing were present:\nWilliam Joseph Steury, Medal Winner\nBluffton, Indiana (Now a student at the University\nof New Mexico, Albuquerque)\nMr. and Mrs. Amos Steury, parents\nBluffton, Indiana\nRobin Wayne Steury, brother\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. J. Edgar Hoover\nMr. Luther Huston, Executive Secretary,\nYoung American Medals Committee\nCongressman Ross Adair\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:58 - 9:05 am\nHon, Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:05 - 9:13 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:13 - 9:40 am\nHon. Christian A. Herter\n(Called on the President before departing for the\nForeign Ministers' Meeting in Geneva)\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Wilton B. Persons joined from 9:18 - 9:23 am\n9:40 - 9:42 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:45 - 10:23 am\n(Hon, Raymond J. Saulnier)\nOFF THE RECORD\nFRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959\nPage 2\n10:30 - 10:32 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n10:35 am\nThe President went to the Mansion.\n10:50 am\nReturned to the office.\n10:55 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Woodley Road and Connecticut Avenue to pick up\nMr. George Allen. They motored to Walter Reed\nHospital.\n11:24 am\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital where General James\nH. Forsee greeted the President and escorted him to\nHon. John Foster Dulles.\n11:26 - 11:36 am\nThe President visited with Hon. John Foster Dulles.\nThe President and Brig. General James H. Forsee\nwalked to the x-ray department where the President\nhad a chest x-ray.\n11:42 am\nThe President, General Howard McC. Snyder, and\nMr. GeorgeAllen departed Walter Reed Hospital and\nmotored to Camp David, Maryland,\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n1:10 pm\nArrived at Camp David.\n2:51 pm\nThe President, General Snyder, and Mr. Allen departed\nCamp David and motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n3:34 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:40 - 5:46 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with Mr. George Allen.\nGeneral Snyder walked around the course with them.\n5:50 pm\nDeparted Gettysburg Country Club and motored to Floyd\nAkers' residence in Thurmont, Maryland.\nFRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959\nPage 3\nTHURMONT, MD.\n6:30 pm\nArrived at Floyd Akers' residence where the\nPresident fished until 7:02 pm.\n7:04 pm\nDeparted Floyd Akers' residence and motored to\nCamp David, Maryland.\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n7:22 pm\nArrived at Camp David,\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MAY 9, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n7:57 am\nThe President, General Howard McC. Snyder, and\nMr. George Allen departed Camp David, Md., and\nmotored to Gettysburg, Country Club.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:35 am\nArrived at Gettysburg Country Club.\n8:44 - 11:07 am\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n11:11 am\nDeparted Gettysburg Country Club and motored to\nthe President's Farm.\n11:20 am\nArrived at the Farm and inspected the building project\nand garden area.\n11:45 am\nDeparted the Gettysburg Farm and motored to Camp David.\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n12:19 pm\nArrived at Camp David, Maryland.\n12:20 pm\nThe President and Lt. Commander Weyrauch departed\nAspen Cottage and motored to Laurel Cottage where\nthey made a brief inspection.\n12:23 pm\nReturned to Aspen Cottage.\n6:21 pm\nGeneral Alfred Gruenther andMr. William Robinson\narrived at Camp David.\n7:35 pm\nThe President fried steaks outside his cottage for his\nguests.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MAY 10, 1959\nCAMP DAVID, MD.\n8:00 am\nThe President practiced golf on the putting green.\n8:35 am\nReturned to his cottage.\n4:50 pm\nThe President and Mr. William Robinson departed\nCamp David, Maryland, and motored to the White\nHouse.\n6:34 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n(Mr. George Allen and General Alfred Gruenther\nreturned to Washington in another car.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MAY 11, 1959\n8:23 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:25 - 8:47 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:50 - 8:57 am\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n9:00 - 9:17 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:17 - 9:19 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:23 - 9:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:27 - 9:28 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:28 - 9:32 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:30 - 10:37 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\n10:37 - 10:50 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n10:50 - 11:30 am\n(Sir John W. Wheeler-Bennett)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Garsington Manor, Oxfordshire, England)\n11:30 - 11:37 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:47 am\nThe President, accompanied by Colonel William Draper,\ndeparted the White House and motored to MATS Terminal.\n11:57 am\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\n12:0 Noon\nHis Majesty King Baudouin of the Belgiums arrived at\nMATS Terminal and was greeted by the President. The\nfollowing arrived on the plane with the King:\nHon. Wiley T. Buchanan\nH. E. Baron Silvercruys, Ambassador from Belgium\nIntroductions, greetings, and welcoming speeches, and\nHonor Guard ceremony.\n12:21 pm\nThe President and King Baudouin departed MATS Terminal\nand motored to the President's Guest House.\nMONDAY, MAY 11, 1959\nPage 2\n12:53 pm\nThe President and King Baudouin arrived at the\nPresident's Guest House.\n12:55 pm\nThe President arrived at the White House.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:35 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:50 - 2:59 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:15 - 3:30 pm\n(Mr. Fred Gurley)\nOFF THE RECORD\n3:30 - 3:31 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:31 - 4:18 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n4:18 - 4:20 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:28 - 4:32 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\n4:40 - 5:33 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n5:35 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:35 - 5:38 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:40 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n8:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner in\nhonor of His Majesty Baudouin 1, King of the Belgiums:\nKing Baudouin\nH. E. Pierre Wigny, Minister of Foreign Affairs\nH. E. The Belgium Ambassador and Baroness Silvercruys\nCount Gobert d'Aspremont Lynden, Grand Marshal of\nthe Court\nCount Gatien du Parc, Court Chamberlain\nMr. and Mrs. Jean de Bassompierre, Counselor of\nEmbassy\nLt. Colonel Aviation Albert Debeche, Aide-de-Camp\nMajor Albert Blondiau, Aide-de-Camp\nMONDAY, MAY 11, 1959\nPage 3\n8:00 pm\nDinner for His Majesty King Baudouin (list continued):\nHon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Herbert Hoover\nHon. and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge\nHon. and Mrs. Neil H. McElroy\nSenator and Mrs. Everett Dirksen\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nSenator and Mrs. Thruston B. Morton\nHon. and Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon\nCongressman and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck\nHon. and Mrs. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. J. Clifford Folger\nHon. and Mrs. Robert D. Murphy\nHon. and Mrs. John W. Hanes, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.\nGeneral and Mrs. Alfred M. Gruenther\nThe Most Reverend Philip M. Hannan\nHon. and Mrs. Earl E. T. Smith\nBrig. General and Mrs. John M. Schweizer, Jr.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Blyth\nHon. and Mrs. Percival F. Brundage\nHon. and Mrs. Howard S. Cullman\nMrs. Preston Davie\nMr. and Mrs. Henry B. duPont\nMr. and Mrs. Leon Fleisher\nMr. and Mrs. Melville B. Grosvenor\nHon. and Mrs. Leonard W. Hall\nHon. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Jr.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles P. Howard\nMr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hunt\nMrs. E. Townsend Irvin\nHon. and Mrs. Eric Johnston\nMr. and Mrs. Garfield I. Kass\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Lavan\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert A. May\nMr. and Mrs. George Meany\nHon. and Mrs. Frank Pace, Jr.\nMr. and Mrs. Laurence S. Rockefeller\nMr. and Mrs. Edward D. Stone\nMr. Boris Timchenko\nMr. and Mrs. W. Hallam Tuck\nMr. and Mrs. George R. Wallace\nMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Watson, Jr.\nFollowing the Dinner, a piano recital was given by the famed\nLeon Fleisher, winner of the Queen Elizabeth of Belgium\nConcours prize in 1952.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MAY 12, 1959\n8:07 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:15 - 8:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:30 - 10:35 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Thurston B. Morton\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Carroll D. Kearns\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Elliott Richardson\nHon. Frederick B. Mueller\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Stuart Rothman\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. James Hagerty\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n10:37 - 11:07 am\n(Rev. John P. Markoe, S. J.) OFF THE RECORD\n(Omaha, Nebraska) (Personal Friend)\nTUESDAY, MAY 12, 1959\nPage 2\n11:07 - 12:24 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n11:14 - 11:16 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:24 - 12:35 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon, James Hagerty\n12:36 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n12:45 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:23 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:30 - 2:33 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:11 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Colonel Robert L. Schulz,\nColonel William Draper, and Captain Evan P. Aurand\ndeparted the White House and motored to Arlington\nNational Cemetery to attend the funeral of Hon. Donald A.\nQuarles.\n3:19 pm\nArrived at Arlington National Cemetery.\n3:25 - 3:45 pm\nFuneral Services for Hon. Donald A. Quarles.\n(Following the Services, the President extended his\ncondolenses to Mrs. Quarles and members of the\nimmediate family).\n3:50 pm\nDeparted Arlington National Cemetery and motored\nto the White House.\n3:59 pm\nArrived at the White House and entered the office.\n4:04 - 4:19 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:13 - 4:50 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:50 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\n8:17 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:18 - 8:20 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Roemer McPhee\n8:20 - 8:30 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:30 - 9:45 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon, C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Elmer F. Bennett\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nGeneral C. P. Cabell\nDr. Herbert York\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Howard Furnas\nHon. Marion W. Boggs\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\n9:45 - 9:55 am\nHon. Neil McElroy\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:56 - 10:05 am\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\nPage 2\n10:12 - 10:23 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:23 - 10:26 am\nHon, James Hagerty\n10:26 - 10:58 am\nPre-Press Briefing\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n11:00 - 11:30 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:35 - 11:46 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:46 - 11:49 am\nHon, Leo Hoegh\n11:49 - 11:59 am\nThe President greeted the following Civil Defense\nDirectors in the Rose Garden:\nNational Civil Defense Advisory Council (Presidential\nAppointees):\nHon. J. Caleb Boggs, Governor of Delaware\nHon. Okey L. Patterson, Former Governor of West Va,\nHon. John B. Hynes, Mayor of Boston, Mass.\nHon, Clifford E. Rishell, Mayor of Oakland, Cal.\nHon. P. Kenneth Peterson, Mayor of Minneapolis, Minn.\nMajor General Otto L. Nelson, Jr., Vice President,\nNew York Life Insurance Company, N. Y. City\nMr. George J. Richardson, Special Assistant to the\nPresident, AFL-CIo, Washington, D. C.\nMrs. Hiram Cole Houghton, Red Oak, Iowa\nMrs. Charles P. Howard, Boston, Mass.\nState, Commonwealth and Territorial Civil Defense Directors\nMajor General Ralph J. Olson, President, National\nAssociation of State and Territorial Civil Defense\nDirectors\nLt. General Clarence R. Huebner, Past President,\nNational Association of State and Territorial Civil\nDefense Directors\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\nPage 3\n11:49 - 11:59 am\nCivil Defense Directors (list continued):\nLt. General Henry L. Larsen, Past President,\nNational Association of State and Territorial Civil\nDefense Directors - Director of Civil Defense, Colo.\nColonel Arthur M. Sheets, Past President, National\nAssociation of State and Territorial Civil Defense\nDirectors - Director, Oregon Civil Defense Agency\nAlabama\nMr. Joe S. Foster, Jr.\nMr. Bobbie J. Blalock\nArizona\nMrs. Creola P. Walker\nArkansas\nMr. Owen Payne, Jr.\nCalifornia\nMr. Harold G. Robinson\nDelaware\nMr. Robert N. Downes\nMr. Frank H. Buck\nDistrict of Columbia\nColonel John E. Fondahl\nFlorida\nColonel Hiram W. Tarkington\nHawaii\nMajor Gene al F. W. Makinney\nIdaho\nColonel James S. Keel, Jr.\nIllinois\nMajor General Robert M. Woodward\nIowa\nMr. E. M. Riordan\nKansas\nMajor General Joe Nickell\nKentucky\nMajor General Jesse Scott Lindsay\nLouisiana\nMajor John H. Boh\nMaine\nColonel Walter H. Kennett\nMaryland\nMr. Sherley Ewing\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\nPage 4\n11:49 - 11:59 am\nCivil Defense Directors (list continued):\nMassachusetts\nColonel John J. Devlin\nThomas A. Donnelly\nMinnesota\nColonel Hubert A. Schon\nMississippi\nMr. Hendrix A. Dawson\nMontana\nMr. Hugh K. Potter\nNebraska\nMajor General Guy N. Henninger\nNevada\nMr. Albert D. McCuistion\nNew Hampshire\nRear Admiral C. A. Brinkmann\nNew Jersey\nMr. J. Morgan Van Hise\nNew York\nMr. J. P. Hennessey\nNorth Dakota\nColonel Noel F. Tharalson\nOhio\nMr. Thane Durey\nPennsylvania\nDr. Richard Gerstell\nRhode Island\nMajor General John M. McGreevy\nSouth Carolina\nMr. Charles Boyd Culbertson\nSouth Dakota\nBrig. General Homer E. Jensen\nTennessee\nColonel Robert L. Fox\nTexas\nMr. James H. Garner\nUtah\nMr. Leonard A. Higgins\nVermont\nMr. William H. Baumann\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\nPage 5\n11:49 - 11:59 am\nCivil Defense Directors (list continued):\nVirginia\nMr. Douglas L. Moore, Jr.\nWashington\nMr. Charles C. Ralls\nWest Virginia\nColonel Edgar McKee Sites\nWilliam Hogan\nElizabeth F. Massing\nWyoming\nColonel E. L. Rogers\nPuerto Rico\nMr. Agustin Mercado-Reveron\nRegional Directors, Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization\nRegion I\nMr. Albert D. O'Connor, Harvard, Mass.\nRegion II\nMr. John L. Sullivan, Olney, Md.\nRegion III\nJudge Thomas H. Goodman, Thomasville, Ga.\nRegion IV\nMajor General Paul K. MacDonald,\nBattle Creek, Michigan\nRegion V\nMr. Welcome W. Wilson,\nDenton, Texas\nRegion VI\nMr. Albert C. Tilley, Denver, Colorado\nRegion VII\nMr. Evar P. Peterson, Santa Rosa, Cal.\nRegion VIII\nMr. Philip D. Batson, Everett, Wash.\nStaff, Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization\nGovernor Leo A. Hoegh, Director\nMr. Hubert R. Gallagher, Director of Special Liaison\nMr. T. J. Harte, Security and Inspection\nMr. John J. Williams, Assistant to the Director, Special\nLiaison\nOthers\nMr. Walter P. Halstead, President, United States Civil\nDefense Council\nColonel M. P. Cawdron, Canadian Executive Secretary,\nJoint United States/Canada Civil Defense Committee\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\nPage 6\n11:59 - 12:10 pm\nColonel Arthur Sheets\nDirector, Oregon Civil Defense Agency\n12:10 - 12:12 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:12 - 12:35 pm\n(Mr. Joe Lindholm, Audubon, Iowa)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. Holger Lindholm, father)\n(Steve Lindholm, 14)\n(Craig Lindholm, 12)\n12:35 - 12:41 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n12:46 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:18 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:20 - 2:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:25 - 2:26 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:05 - 3:35 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n3:30 - 3:31 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:48 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Walter\nReed Hospital.\n4:07 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital where they were met\nby General James H. Forsee who escorted the President\nto Secretary Dulles' suite.\nFollowing the President's visit with Secretary Dulles, he\nspoke briefly with Mrs. Nathan Twining.\n4:28 pm\nThe President and General Snyder departed Walter Reed\nand motored to the White House,\n4:47 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1959\nPage 7\n4:50 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n4:50 - 4:51 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n5:00 - 5:12 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Roemer McPhee\n5:12 - 6:02 pm\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\nOFF THE RECORD\n6:03 - 6:14 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n6:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n8:01 pm\nThe President and Mrs. John Eisenhower departed\nthe White House and motored to the Belgium Embassy\nto attend Dinner given by King Baudouin in honor of\nthe President.\n8:11 pm\nArrived at the Belgium Embassy. Photographs were\ntaken of the President, King Baudouin, and Mrs. John\nEisenhower.\n8:20 - 10:15 pm\nDINNER in honor of the President, given by King Baudouin:\nThe President\nMrs. John Eisenhower\nHon. Sam Rayburn\nHon. and Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. and Mrs. Neil McElroy\nHon. and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan\nHon. and Mrs. Clifford Folger\nMiss Virginia Warren\nColonel and Mrs. I. W. Littell\nHon. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss\nMiss Patricia McMahon\nHis Majesty King Baudouin\nH. E. Pierre Wigny, Minister of Foreign Affairs\nCount Gobert d'Asprement Lynden\nThe Grand Marchall of the Court\nThe Belgium Ambassador and Baroness Silver cruys\nCount Du Parc, Court Chamberlain\nMr. and Mrs. De Bassompierre, Counselor of Embassy\nColonel Debeche, Aide-de-Camp\nMajor Blondiau, Aide-de-Camp\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMAY 14 - THURSDAY - 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:00 - 8:02 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:10 - 8:24 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:15 - 8:24 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:24 - 8:34 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:27 - 8:34 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:40 - 8:43 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:50 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto MATS Terminal.\n9:10 am\nDeparted from MATS Terminal aboard the Columbine\nfor flight to Newark, New Jersey. The following\nwere aboard with the President:\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nDr. Malcolm Moos\nDr. James R. Killian, Jr.\nSenator Clifford P. Case\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. Dan Mahoney\nHon. Norman P. Mason, Federal Housing\nMr. Walter S. Rosenberry, Federal Housing\nSgt. John Moaney\nMr. L. W. Burton, Director of Washington Airport\n10:00 am\nArrived at Newark, N. J., Airport and was greeted by\nGovernor Robert B. Meyner\nMr. Wescott Toole, Newark Chamber of Commerce\nMr. Joseph Job, U. S. Marshal, Newark, N. J.\nHon. Leo P. Carlin, Mayor of Newark, N. J.\nHon. Bernard M. Shanley\nMr. William Barba\nHon. Clarence Francis\nLINCOLN CENTER FOR THEPERFORMING ARTS\nGROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY\nPLATFORM GUESTS\nJohn D. Rockefeller, III\nMayor Robert F. Wagner of New York City\nLt. Governor Malcolm Wilson\nCommissioner Robert Moses\nHon, Clarence Francis\nMr. Hulan Jack, President, Borough of Manhattan\nMr. James Felt, Chairman, New York City Planning Commission\nHon. Norman P. Mason, HHFA\nMr. Walter S. Fried, HHFA\nCommissioner Richard C. Patterson, Jr., New York City\nMr. Charles M. Spofford, Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Sunderland, Kiendl\nMr. Arthur A. Houghton, Jr., President, Steuben Glass\nMr. Devereux C. Josephs, Chairman of the Board, New York Life\nRobert E. Blum, Vice President, Abraham & Straus\nAnthony A. Bliss, President, Metropolitan Opera\nLauder Greenway, Chairman of the Board, Metropolitan Opera\nDavid M. Keiser, President, Philharmonic\nJames P. Warburg, Chairman, Julliard Music Foundation\nWallace K. Harrison, Architect, 630 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. City\nRev. Laurence J. McGinley, S. J., Fordham University\nLawrence Gerosa, New York City Comptroller\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\nTHURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959\nPage 2\n10:05 am\nThe President and Hon. Clarance Francis departed\nthe Newark Airport and motored to the Lincoln Center\ngroundbreaking site in New York City.\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\n10:46 am\nArrived at the Lincoln Center ground-breaking site\nwhere the President was greeted by\nMr. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd.\n10:52 - 11:54 am\nThe President participated in the ground-breaking\nceremonies of the Lincoln Center for the Performing\nArts. This event commences the construction of a\nculture center for the City of New York. The site of\nthe ground-breaking will initiate the construction of\nthe Philharmonic Hall. Five other buildings will be\nbuilt later: new Metropolitan Opera House, a theatre\nfor the dance, a repertory theatre, new facilities for\nthe Juilliard School, and a library museum.\nMayor Robert B. Wagner is introduced.\nLt. Governor Malcolm Wilson is introduced.\nMr. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd introduces the President.\nThe President breaks ground for the Lincoln Center\nfor the Performing Arts.\nAt the conclusion of the ceremony, the President,\nMr. Clarence Francis, and Hon. James Hagerty\nwent to the platform and thanked\nMr. Leonard Bernstein\nMiss Rise Stevens\nMr. Leonard Warren\n11:54 am\nThe President and Mayor Robert Wagner departed\nLincoln Center and motored to the U. S. World Trade\nFair at the New York Coliseum.\n11:58 am\nArrived at the U. S. World Trade Fair at the New York\nColiseum.\nTHURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959\nPage 3\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\n11:58 am\nUpon arriving at the U. S. World Trade Fair at the\nNew York Coliseum, the President was greeted by\nMr. Charles Snitbow\nPresident of the U. S. World Trade Fair\nMr. Arthur Smadbeck\nPresident of the Coliseum Exhibits\nMr. z. B. Hyde\nGeneral Manager of the New York Coliseum\nThe Third Annual U. S. World Trade Fair has 63\ncountries participating, with more than 3,000 exhibits\ncovering the four floors of the Coliseum. The President\nvisited on the second floor, which consists of 26 National\npavilions, and was presented gifts by the Ambassadors\nor Foreign Ministers of the countries who had exhibits\non this floor.\n12:58 pm\nThe President departed the Coliseum, accompanied by\nMajor John Eisenhower, and motored to the Waldorf\nAstoria Hotel.\n1:05 pm\nArrived at the Waldorf Hotel where he was greeted by\nMr. Joseph Binns\nExecutive Vice President of the Hotel\nMr. Wallace Lee, Manager of the Hotel\nMr. Dell 'Agnese, Tower Manager of the Hotel\nThe above escorted the President to his suite, and\nthe following entered the suite with him:\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James Hagerty\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nChief U. E. Baughman\nPolice Commissioner Stephen Kennedy\n1:10 - 1:40 pm\nMr. Herman Tritz\nMr. Emanuel Goldman\n1:10 - 6:30 pm\nMr. Thomas E. Stephens, the artist, was in the\nPresident's suite.\nTHURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959\nPage 4\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\nThe following saw the President during the afternoon\nin his suite at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel:\n3:19 - 3:32 pm\nMr. Maxwell Hahn\n3:40 - 4:30 pm\nMr. David McDonald\nPresident, United Steelworkers of America\n3:50 - 4:10 pm\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n3:51 - 4:40 pm\nMr. and Mrs. G. G. Kalmanson\nJohannesburg, Africa\n4:11 - 4:57 pm\nSir Leslie Nicholls\n4:20 - 4:56 pm\nMr. Leon Michael\n4:25 - 5:23 pm\nDr. Milton Katz\nHarvard University\n4:35 - 5:55 pm\nDr. Barnaby Keeney\nPresident, Brown University\nHon. Winthrop Aldrich\n4:55 - 5:37 pm\nPolice Commissioner Stephen Kennedy\nDeputy Commissioner Aldrich\nCommissioner Walter Arn\n(Had picture taken with the President presenting\na donation for the Police Athletic League)\n4:58 - 6:22 pm\nMr. Sigurd Larmon\n4:58 - 6:25 pm\nMr. William Robinson\n5:01 - 6:22 pm\nMr. Barry Leithead\n5:22 - 6:46 pm\nHon. Gabriel Hauge\n5:27 - 6:22 pm\nMr. George Allen\n5:28 - 6:46 pm\nMr. Clifford Roberts\n5:50 - 6:30 pm\nMr. David Marx\nTHURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959\nPage 5\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\n7:00 pm\nThe President departed his suite at the Waldorf\nAstoria Hotel and went to the Jansen Room to\nattend a reception. He was accompanied by:\nMr. Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.\nAlfred P. Sloan Foundation\nDr. Detlev W. Bronk\nNational Academy of Sciences\nDr. Paul E. Klopsteg\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of\nScience\nDr. Warren Weaver\nRockefeller Foundation\nMr. Willcox Adsit\nGeneral Motors Acceptance Corporation\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Gabriel Hauge\nHon. James Hagerty\nMr. Clifford Roberts\n7:00 - 7:25 pm\nThe President attended a special pre-dinner reception\nin the Jansen Suite.\n7:25 pm\nThe President went to the Starlight Roof to attend the\nScience Symposium Dinner sponsored by the National\nAcademy of Sciences, the American Association for\nthe Advancement of Science, and the Alfred P. Sloan\nFoundation.\n7:30 - 9:30 pm\nScience Symposium Dinner.\n9:30 - 9:55 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, which was broadcast\nby all radio networks, and picked up by \"canned\"\ntelevision by CBS.\nThe President departed the Starlight Room upon\ncompletion of his Address and went to his car,\nescorted by\nMr. Wallace Lee\nMr. Dell 'Agnese\nMr. Willcox Adsit\nTHURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959\nPage 6\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\n10:03 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nthe Waldorf Astoria Hotel and motored to LaGuardia\nAirport, Marine Terminal.\n10:28 pm\nArrived at LaGuardia Airport, Marine Terminal.\n10:40 pm\nAirborne for Washington, D. C., aboard the Columbine.\nThe following accompanied the President:\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. George Allen\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMr. James Hagerty\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nDr. Howard Sn yder\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nDr. Malcolm Moos\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nHon. Norman Mason\nMr. Walter S. Rosenberry, Jr.\nDr. Lee Dubridge\nMr. James Rowley and Secret Service Agents\n11:45 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\n11:48 pm\nThe President, Major John Eisenhower, and\nMr. George Allen departed MATS Terminal and\nmotored to the White House.\n11:57 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MAY 15, 1959\n7:55 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:00 - 8:13 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:15 a 8:25 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:25 - 8:27 am\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n8:27 - 8:30 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:30 - 8:50 am\n(Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.) OFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster - 8:35 - 8:37 am)\n8:50 - 8:55 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster (8:50 - 8:51 am)\n8:55 - 8:58 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n9:00 - 10:23 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Edson O. Sessions\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. O'Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MAY 15, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 10:23 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued)\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Bradley Patterson\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nHon. Alan T. Waterman\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nDr. Lee DuBridge\nMr. Bob Briber\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nMr. Francis Miller\nMr. Charles Lloyd\n10:25 - 10:35 am\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\n10:35 - 11:07 am\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\n(Hon. Robert Murphy)\n(Hon. Allen Dulles)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(General Maxwell Taylor)\n11:35 - 11:46 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n11:46 - 11:47 am\nHon. Jack Anderson\n11:47 - 11:55 am\nThe following group called on the President to present\nsigned petitions in support of his program to balance\nthe budget and stabilize the dollar:\nRepresenting \"Alerted Americans\":\nMrs. Philip L. Corson, Pl ymouth Meeting, Pa.\nMr. Walter Knerr, Norristown, Pa.\nMr. William M. Taylor, Norristown, Pa.\nAlso present:\nCongressman Walt Horan, Washington\nCongressman John A. LaFore, Jr., Pa.\nCongressman Catherine May, Washington\nCongressman Thomas M. Pelly, Washington\nCongressman Jack Westland, Washington\nHon. Jack Anderson\nFRIDAY, MAY 15, 1959\nPage 3\n12:00 - 12:24 pm\nH. E. Abba Eban\nAmbassador of Israel\n(Farewell call upon resigning his post in Washington)\nHon. Robert Corrigan\n12:24 - 12:31 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:30 - 12:31 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:40 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:06 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to 16th and K where he picked up\nMr. George Allen, and the two motored to\nBurning Tree Country Club.\n2:44 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n3:00 - 5:29 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n(Dr. Snyder accompanied them around the course)\n5:50 pm\nDeparted Burning Tree Country Club and motored to\nthe White House with Mr. George Allen.\n6:14 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n6:15 pm\n(Hon. James P. Mitchell)\n(Saw the President in the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT 'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MAY 16, 1959\n7:40 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to MATS Terminal. He was accompanied by\nBarbara Ann Eisenhower\nDavid Eisenhower\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\nMr. James Rowley\n7:50 am\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\n7:57 am\nThe President was airborne for Colorado Springs,\nColorado, with the following:\nMajor and Mrs. John Eisenhower and their\nfour children\nHon. James Hagerty\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nCOLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.\n11:05 am\nThe President and his party arrived at Peterson Field,\nColorado, and were greeted by:\nMajor General James E. Briggs\nSuperintendent of the Air Force Academy\nLt. Colonel James Hunter\nAssistant Chief of Staff\nMajor G. P. Culver\nDirector of Plans and Programs\nColonel James Stewart\nDeputy Commander of the 4600th Air Base Wing\nFollowing introductions, the President and Major\nGeneral James E. Briggs motored from Peterson Field\nto the Air Force Academy. In addition to those already\nin the President's party, the following were also in the\nmotorcade:\nHon. James H. Douglas, Secretary of the Air Force\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nBrig. General Henry R. Sullivan\nLt. Colonel James D. Hunter\nSATURDAY, MAY 16, 1959\nPage 2\nCOLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.\nU. S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY\n11:40 am\nThe President and General Briggs entered the\nAir Force Academy Grounds, and proceeded to\nthe Cadet Dining Hall, after riding around the\ngrounds and viewing the various buildings.\n12:39 pm\nArrived at the Cadet Dining Hall. The President\ngreeted the Cadets who were dining. He was located\nup one floor on the balcony which overlooks the dining\narea. The following were assembled in the lounge\narea near the balcony:\nBrig. General Henry R. Sullivan\nCommandant of Cadets\nColonel Robert F. McDermott\nDean of Faculty\nColonel Delmar J. Rogers\nChief of Staff\nColonel George B. Simler\nDirector of Athletics\nColonel Jasper A. Westbrook\nCommander, 7625th Support Group\nMajor C. H. Hall\nDuty Officer, Commander of Cadets\nCadet Wing Staff\nCadet/Colonel Herbert A. Adamson, Wing Comm.\nCadet/Lt. Colonel Leonard J. Mahoney\nWing Operations Officer\nCadet/Major James W. Conally, Wing Adjutant\nCadet/Major Gerald J. Garvey, Wing Supply Officer\nCadet/Colonel Herbert A. Adamson called the cadets to\nattention. He then made a presentation speech, and\npresented to the President a diploma, making him a\nmember of the first graduating class of the Academy.\nThe President briefly addressed the Cadets.\n12:55 pm\nThe President and Major General James E. Briggs\ndeparted the Cadet Dining Hall and proceeded to the\nPresident's car,\nSATURDAY, MAY 16, 1959\nPage 3\nCOLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.\nAIR FORCE ACADEMY\nThe President departed the Air Force Academy and\nmotored to Peterson Field.\n1:33 pm\nArrived at Peterson Field.\n1:35 pm\nThe President and his party were airborne for\nDenver, Colorado.\nDENVER, COLORADO\n1:50 pm\nThe President landed at Lowry Air Force Base\nand was met by Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. Gordon\nMoore.\n1:58 pm\nDeparted Lowry Air Force Base and motored to the\nBrown Palace Hotel.\n2:18 pm\nArrived at the Brown Palace Hotel. The President\nand Mrs. Eisenhower were met by Mr. Charles O'Toole\nwho escorted them to the Presidential Suite on the\n8th floor.\n4:45 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Major and Mrs.\nJohn S. D. Eisenhower and their four children, departed\nthe Brown Palace Hotel and motored to the Doud residence\nat 750 Lafayette Street to visit with Mrs. Eisenhower's\nmother.\n6:18 pm\nThe President, Major John Eisenhower, Mrs. John\nEisenhower, David, Barbara Ann, Susan, and Mary\nJean Eisenhower departed the Doud residence and\nreturned to the Brown Palace Hotel. Mrs. Eisenhower\nstayed on with Mrs. Doud until later, 7:30 pm.\n6:25 pm\nArrived at the Brown Palace Hotel.\n(Mrs. Eisenhower returned to the Hotel at 7:40 pm).\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MAY 17, 1959\nDENVER, COLORADO\n8:15 am\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower and\nMr. Aksel Nielsen departed the Brown Palace Hotel and\ntoured the Broomfield Heights, Columbine Country Club,\nand the Greenwood Lake Areas.\n10:12 am\nArrived back at the Doud residence.\n10:45 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Major and Mrs.\nJohn Eisenhower and family departed the Doud residence\nand motored to Lowry Air Force Base.\n10:55 am\nArrived at Lowry Air Force Base, The following were\non hand to greet the President:\nGovernor and Mrs. Stephen L. R. McNichols\nMr. Aksel Nielsen\nMayor and Mrs. Will F. Nicholson\nMr. and Mrs. Charles O'Toole\nGeneral and Mrs. E. P. Mussett\n11:55 am\nThe President and his party departed Lowry Air Force\nBase aboard the Columbine and flew to Washington, D. C.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n7:07 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal, Washington, D. C.\n7:08 pm\nDeparted MATS Terminal and motored to the\nWhite House.\n7:18 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MAY 18, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Golonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:17 - 8:28 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:30 - 8:47 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:07 - 9:25 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n9:26 - 9:40 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\n9:40 - 9:45 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:46 - 10:00 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:11 - 10:18 am\nThe President presented the International Solomon\nR. Guggenheim Award to Mr. Joan Miro, Spanish\nArtist. The following attended the ceremony:\nMr. Joan Miro and wife\nMr. Harry F. Guggenheim\nPresident, Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation\nMr. James Johnson Sweeney\nDirector, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum\nH. E. Jose M. de Areilza, Count de Motrico\nThe Spanish Ambassador\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:18 - 10:35 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:38 - 10:43 am\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n10:43 - 10:56 am\nH. E. Antonio Carrillo Flores, The Mexican Ambassador\nHon. Roy Rubottom, Assistant Secretary of State\n10:57 - 11:13 am\n(Hon. Lewis L. Strauss)\nOFF THE RECORD\n11:30 - 11:48 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:48 - 11:54 am\nJudge Juvenal Marchisio, Brooklyn, New York\nMr. Joseph Jordan, Yonkers, New York\nRev. Caesar Donanzan\nMr. Ross J. DiLorenzo\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\n(Saw the President prior to his receiving the delegates\nattending the American Committee on Italian Migration\nSymposium)\nMONDAY, MAY 18, 1959\nPage 2\n11:54 - 12:05 pm\nThe President greeted the delegates attending the\nAmerican Committee on Italian Migration Symposium\nheld in Washington, There were 195 in the group.\n12:05 - 12:10 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n12:10 - 12:12 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:12 - 12:13 pm\nThe President was introduced to Mr. Jack Anderson's\ndaughter and family:\nMr. and Mrs. Lonzo L. Epps\nJack, Jeff, and Jan Epps\nMr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson were also present\n12:13 pm\nThe President went to the Mansion.\n12:14 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Walter\nReed Hospital.\n12:32 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed Hospital where they were met\nby Brig. General James H. Forsee, who escorted the\nPresident and General Snyder to the suite of Hon. John\nFoster Dulles,\nFollowing his visit with Hon. John Foster Dulles, the\nPresident visited\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nGeneral George C. Marshall\nMrs. Wilton B. Persons\n12:50 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder departed\nWalter Reed Hospital and motored to the White House.\n1:08 pm\nArrived at the White House,\n1:15 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:40 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:43 - 2:45 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n3:13 - 3:15 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\nMONDAY, MAY 18, 1959\nPage 3\n3:20 pm\nThe President went to the South Grounds to\npractice golf.\n3:47 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:59 pm\nDeparted the office and went to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MAY 19, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:05 am - 8:15\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Bryce Harlow (joined at 8:06 am)\n8:17 - 8:19 am\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n8:22 - 8:35 am\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Thomas S. Gates (joined at 8:30 am)\n8:30 - 10:35 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett M. Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas H. Kuchel\nSenator George D. Aiken\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo E. Allen\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman John Taber\nCongressman Gerald R. Ford, Jr.\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. James H. Douglas\nMr. George Vaughn\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nDr. Marvin McLain\nMr. Martin Sorkin\nHon. James Mitchell\nHon, Jack Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon, Homer Gruenther\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Norman Mason\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, MAY 19, 1959\nPage 2\n10:35 - 10:43 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:43 - 10:44 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:45 - 11:02 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:55 - 11:02 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:04 - 11:54 am\nThe President met with the following members of his\nScience Advisory Committee, OFF THE RECORD:\n(Dr. James R. Killian, Jr.)\n(Dr. Robert F. Bacher)\n(Dr. William O. Baker)\n(Dr. Hans A. Bethe)\n(Dr. Detlev W. Bronk)\n(Dr. Britton Chance)\n(Dr. James B. Fisk)\n(Dr. George B. Kistiakowsky)\n(Dr. Edwin H. Land)\n(Dr. Edward M. Purcell)\n(Dr. Emanuel R. Piore)\n(Dr. I. I. Rabi)\n(Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg)\n(Dr. Cyril S. Smith)\n(Dr. Paul A. Weiss)\n(Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner)\n(Dr. Hugh L. Dryden)\n(Dr. Albert G. Hill)\n(Dr. Herbert Scoville, Jr.)\n(Dr. Alan T. Waterman)\n(Dr. Herbert York)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n11:56 - 12:05 pm\nThe President presented scholastic achievement awards\nto four representative blind students, during the first\nannual Education for the Blind Week, sponsored by Recording\nfor the Blind, Inc:\nRichard Olsen Cowan (and Mrs. Cowan)\ngetting master's degree from Stanford University\nJames R. Slagle (and Mrs. Slagle)\ngetting doctor's degree from MIT\nMrs. Bianca Covelli Stewart (and husband)\ngraduating from Queens College, Flushing, N. Y.\nRobert J. Winn, Jr. (and his father)\ngraduating from North Texas State College, Denton\nTUESDAY, MAY 19, 1959\nPage 3\n11:56 - 12:05 pm\nThe following accompanied the blind students\n(continued from previous page):\nFrom Recording for the Blind, Inc.\nMrs. Frederick B. Payne, President\nMrs. Ronald H. Macdonald, Jr.,\nHonorary Chairman and Founder\nMrs. Heywood Gilpatric\nMember of the Board and former President\nMrs. Ian MacDonald, Member of the Board\nMr. Burnham Carter, National Director\n12:06 - 12:10 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:13 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:33 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n1:33 - 1:35 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n1:35 - 1:47 pm\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n(Met with the President re Railroad Retirement)\n1:48 pm\nThe President returned to the Mansion and went to\nthe dentist.\n3:04 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed the\nWhite House and motored to Burning Tree Country Club.\n3:32 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n3:49 - 5:32 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with Colonel Thomas\nBelshe.\n(At the entrance of Burning Tree, Major Eisenhower\ndelivered a message to the President).\n6:02 pm\nThe President departed Burning Tree Country Club\nand motored to the White House.\nTUESDAY, MAY 19, 1959\nPage 4\n6:32 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n7:30 pm\nSTAG DINNER - OFF THE RECORD\n(The President)\n(Hon. Wilbur Brucker)\n(Hon. George E. Allen)\n(Mr. Carl V. Anderson)\n(President, An-Son Petroleum So., Oklahoma City)\n(Mr. Virgil Browne)\n(Coca Cola Company, Oklahoma City)\n(Mr. Walker Buckner)\n(Mr. Donald C. Dayton)\n(President, The Dayton Co., Minneapolis)\n(Dr. Edward L. R. Elson)\n(Mr. Benjamin F. Fairless)\n(Mr. Joseph B. Hall)\n(President, The Kroger Company, Cincinnati)\n(Mr. W. Alton Jones)\n(Mr. Henry R. Luce)\n(Mr. William T. Payne)\n(President, Big Chief Drilling Co., Oklahoma City)\n(Mr. Henning W. Prentis, Jr)\n(President, Armstrong Cork Company)\n(Mr. Robert W. Woodruff)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1959\n7:57 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:15 - 8:25 am\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n8:26 - 8:34 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:59 - 9:25 am\n(Hon. H. Alexander Smith)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n9:30 - 9:55 am\n(Judge Orie L. Phillips)\nOFF THE RECORD\n9:55 - 9:59 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:59 - 10:09 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:09 - 10:16 am\nH. E. Dr. Miloslav Rusek\nNewly appointed Ambassador of the Czechoslovak\nRepublic - to present his credentials to the President\nHon. Robert Corrigan\n10:16 - 10:32 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:40 - 10:42 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:42 - 11:00 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n11:00 - 11:22 am\nHon. William P. Rogers\n11:25 - 11:35 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:35 - 11:37 am\nHon. William P. Rogers\n11:37 - 11:53 am\nThe President greeted the members of the Board of\nGovernors and Officers of the American Bar Association:\nMr. E. Dixie Beggs, Florida\nMr. Robert K. Bell, New Jersey\nMr. Richard H. Bowerman, Connecticut\nMr. Harold H. Bredell, Indiana\n(continued)\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1959\nPage 2\n11:37 - 11:53 am\nThe President greeted the members of the Board of\nGovernors and Officers of the American Bar Association\n(List continued from page 1)\nMr. Joseph D. Calhoun, Pennsylvania\nMr. Willoughby A. Colby, New Hampshire\nMr. Glenn M. Coulter, Michigan\nMr. Walter E. Craig, Arizona\nMr. George S. Geffs, Wisconsin\nMr. Tappan Gregory, Illinois\nMr. Donald D. Harris, Minnesota\nMr. Egbert Heywood, North Carolina\nMr. John N. Hynzman, Chicago\nMr. Ross L. Malone, New Mexico - President\nMr. Douglas McKay, South Carolina\nMr. John D. Randall, Iowa\nMr. Charles S. Rhyne, D. C.\nMr. Franklin Riter, Utah\nMr. Whitney North Seymour, New York\nMr. Sylvester C. Smith, Jr., New Jersey\nMr. Benjamin Wham, Illinois\nMr. Joseph D. Stecher, Executive Director\nHon. William P. Rogers\n11:53 - 12:27 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:08 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:20 - 2:45 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:25 - 3:30 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n3:50 - 5:05 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n5:07 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:08 - 5:15 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Malcom Moos\n5:15 - 5:17 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959\n7:45 am\n(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:20 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nHon. Richard M. Nixon.\n8:20 - 9:00 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n9:00 - 10:29 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Thomas S. Gates, Jr.\nHon, Leo A. Hoegh\nHon, Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Clarence Randall\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon, Thomas C. Mann\nGeneral Maxwell D. Taylor\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. Howard Furnas\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:29 - 10:39 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:40 - 10:50 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:52 - 10:54 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\nTHURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959\nPage 2\n11:08 - 11:10 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:10 - 11:35 am\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Julian Baird\nMr. Robert Mayo\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:35 - 11:49 am\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\n11:49 - 12:06 pm\nThe following representatives of the National League\nof Insured Savings Associations called on the President:\nJames E. Bent, President of the League\nPresident, Hartford Federal Savings Association\nHartford, Connecticut\nF. Marion Donahoe, Vice President of the League\nPresident, Citizens Federal Savings and Loan\nAssociation, San Francisco, California\nLacey Boggess, Member, Executive Committee of the\nLeague\nPresident, Mutual Savings and Loan Association,\nFt. Worth, Texas\nKenneth G. Heisler, Managing Director of the League,\nWashington, D. C.\nSenator Prescott Bush, Connecticut\n12:06 - 12:30 pm\nHon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.\n12:30 - 12:32 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n12:32 - 12:33 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:33 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:50 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n1:50 - 1:57 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n1:57 - 1:58 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nTHURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959\nPage 3\n1:58 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed\nthe White House and motored to Burning Tree\nCountry Club.\n2:21 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree Country.\n2:42 - 5:10 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nMajor John Eisenhower joined them on the 17th tee and\nplayed 9 holes with them.\n5:38 pm\nThe President, Mr. George Allen and Colonel Walter\nTkach departed Burning Tree and motored to the White\nHouse.\n6:02 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959\n7:45 am\nH. E. Dag Hammarskjold\nSecretary General of the United Nations\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:48 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nH. E. Dag Hammarskjold\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.\n(The above remained with the President until 8:55 am)\n8:55 - 9:00 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:00 -10:30 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Edson O. Sessions\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nHon. Ture D. Morse\nHon. James P. O'Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Karl G. Harrs, Jr.\nHon. James Hagerty (item 2 only)\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Donald Paarlberg\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 10:30 am\nCABINET MEETING (continued):\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nHon. Clarence Randall\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Norman Mason\nHon. George V. Allen\nMr. Harold McClellan (Moscow Fair)\nHon. Abbott Washburn\nMr. George Roderick\nMr. Merrill Whitman\nHon. Edward Mills\nHon. Franklin Floete\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Elwood Quesada\n10:30 - 11:06 am\nH. E. Antoine Pinay\nFrench Minister of Finance\nH. E. Herve Alphand\nAmbassador of France\nHon. Robert Murphy\nDeputy Under Secretary of State\nMr. Raymond Arasse, Staff Assistant to Mr. Pinay\n11:06 - 11:07 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n11:10 am\nThe President departed the White House via helicopter\nfor flight to St. John's College, Annapolis, Md., to\nparticipate in the Dedication of the Francis Scott Key\nMemorial Hall and the Mellon Hall. The following\naccompanied him:\nHon. James Hagerty\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. William Knighton, of Baltimore Sun\nANNAPOLIS, MD.\n11:32 am\nArrived at St. John's College Athletic Field\nand was greeted by:\nDr. Richard D. Weigle, President of St. John's\nMr. Richard Cleveland, Chairman, Board of Trustees\nHon. J. Millard Tawes, Governor of Maryland\nHon. Theodore McKeldin, Former Governor\nANNAPOLIS, MD.\nFRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959\nPage 3\n11:34 am\nDr. Richard D. Weigle escorted the President from\nthe Athletic Field to the office of the College President,\nlocated in McDowell Hall.\n11:36 am\nThe President greeted approximately 100 people\nassembled in the office of the College President.\n11:45 am\nThe President and Dr. Weigle proceeded to the auditorium\nand onto the stage.\n12:00 Noon\nInvocation by the Rt. Rev. Noble C. Powell\nBishop of Maryland\n12:05 pm\nThe National Anthem\n12:10 pm\nWelcome by the Chairman of the Board of Visitors and\nGovernors.\n12:15 pm\nReading by the President of the College, Dr. Richard Weigle.\n12:25 pm\nHonorary Fellowships conferred upon Mark Van Doren\nof New York City, and Paul Mellon of Upperville, Virginia.\n12:30 - 12:45 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT\n12:46 pm\nThe President departed St. John's College via\nhelicopter and flew to his farm in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,\nThe following accompanied him:\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. James Rowley\nSecret Service Agents\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n1:40 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm.\nThe following arrived in another helicopter:\nColonel Walter Tkach\nMr. Ray Scherer of NBC\nSecret Service Agents\n3:02 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the Farm\nand motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.\nFRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959\nPage 4\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n3:10 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:22 - 5:24 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\n5:30 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nGettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.\n5:38 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\n(Mrs. Eisenhower and Susan Eisenhower arrived at\nthe Farm from Washington, at 3:18 pm)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MAY 23, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n7:34 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed\nthe Farm and motored to the Gettysburg Country\nClub.\n7:40 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n7:52 - 10:23 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen played 18 holes\nof golf.\n10:27 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nGettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.\n10:35 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n10:45 am\nThe President, Mr. George Allen, Major John Eisenhower\nand Susan Eisenhower departed the residence and motored\nto the Cattle Barn and then to Mr. Allen's farm.\n11:20 am\nReturned to the residence.\n12:27 pm\nMr. and Mrs. Harold H. Titus entered the Farm.\n2:30 - 3:05 pm\nThe President, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Titus, and\nGeneral Arthur Nevins walked around the Farm.\n3:20 pm\nThe President, Mr. Harold Titus, and General Arthur\nNevins motored to the fitting barn where they met\nMr. Robert Harley, the herdsman, and toured the barn.\n3:38 pm\nWent to the Newman farm.\n4:08 pm\nArrived at the Skeet Range.\n4:10 pm\nArrived back at the residence.\n4:25 - 4:35 pm\nThe President and Mr. Harold Titus walked around.\nthe grounds.\n4:42 pm\nMr. and Mrs. Harold Titus departed the Farm.\nSATURDAY, MAY 23, 1959\nPage 2\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n7:10 pm\nThe President began preparing food at the barbecue\npit, but discontinued due to rain, and returned to the\nresidence.\nGeneral and Mrs. Arthur Nevins were guests at the\nFarm until 9:20 pm.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MAY 24, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:40 am\nThe President and Chief West walked around the\nresidence.\n2:03 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nFarm and motored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n3:53 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n4:55 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the residence of the late\nJohn Foster Dulles,\n5:06 - 5:26 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower paid their respects\nto Mrs. Dulles.\n5:26 pm\nDeparted the Dulles residence and motored through\nFt. Myer and Hains Point.\n6:08 pm\nReturned to the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, MAY 25, 1959\n8:00 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:04 - 8:08 am\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:18 - 8:21 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:12 - 9:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:31 - 9:43 am\nHon, Jack Anderson\n9:35 - 9:47 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:47 - 10:45 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:38 - 10:46 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:48 - 10:51 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:51 - 11:03 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:55 - 11:12 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n11:12 - 11:54 am\nHon. Thurston B. Morton\nHon. David Kendall\n12:00 Noon\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:55 pm\nThe President returned to the office, accompanied by\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:00 - 2:10 pm\nHon, Thomas E. Stephens\n2:28 - 2:37 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:37 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:00 - 3:23 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n3:25 - 3:29 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:29 - 3:58 pm\nBack to the South Grounds.\nMONDAY, MAY 25, 1959\nPage 2\n3:59 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n4:05 - 4:43 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n4:55 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959\n7:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n7:50 - 8:05 am\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:05 - 8:23 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:17 - 8:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:28 - 8:30 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:30 - 9:55 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Thruston Morton\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Styles Bri dges\nSenator John J. Williams\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Leo A. Allen\nCongressman Richard M. Simpson\nHon. James P. O'Connel\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Elmer Staats\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959\nPage 2\n9:55 - 9:57 am\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Charles Halleck\n(Had picture taken with the President for\nTime Magazine)\n9:57 - 9:58 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n10:05 - 10:13 am\nHon. David Kendall\n10:13 - 10:14 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:30 - 10:42 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:43 - 10:44 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:44 - 10:50 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:55 - 11:14 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:04 - 11:25 am\nSenator Gordon Allott, Colorado\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:25 - 11:33 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:33 - 11:35 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n11:35 - 11:48 am\nThe President greeted a group of Sloan Fellows\nparticipating in the Executive Development Programs\nat the Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of\nIndustrial Management:\nMr. George W. Allen\nMr. Douglas A. Anderson\nMr. Earl L. Bockstruck\nMr. Lewis M. Browning\nMr. Daniel F. Cameron\nMr. Edward H. Carman, III\nMr. Joseph H. Choate\nCommander Thomas J. Christman, USN\nMr. William S. Crowley\nMr. John I. Cumberland, Jr.\nMr. Lincon A. Divoll\nMr. John P. Eberhard\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959\nPage 3\n11:35 - 11:48 am\nSloan Fellows (continued from previous page):\nMr. John H. Eide\nMr. Robert C. Ernest\nMr. James LeG. Everett, III\nMr. Carl R. Gloskey\nMr. Jan O. Guthe\nMr. H. Follett Hodgkins, Jr.\nMr. Robert B. Johnson\nMr. Charles J. Karrer\nMr. Eugene R. Karrer\nMr. Charles W. King\nMr. Edward R. Kinsely\nMr. Ramchand T. Kirpalani\nMr. Walter C. Kottemann\nMr. Robert L. Land\nMr. Ralph C. Lenz, Jr.\nMr. Edward C. Nezbeda\nMr. Josef Primas\nMr. Francis L. Rees\nMr. Franklin J. Ross\nMr. William E. Rudloff\nMr. Alan W. Sampson\nMr. Arthur V. Sommer\nMr. Roger G. Sweet\nMr. Franklin Walter\nMr. Raymond F. Winch\nMr. John W. Wynne\nMr. Thomas M. O'Farrell\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n(No picture taken)\n11:48 - 11:52 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n11:52 - 12:07 pm\nThe President met with the following to discuss the\nnew Navy Department Building - OFF THE RECORD:\n(Hon. Thomas S. Gates)\n(Mr. John Clear)\n(Hon. Charles Finucane)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Brig. Gen. A. J. Goodpaster)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Leo Hoegh)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n(Hon. Franklin G. Floete )\n(Hon. Elmer Staats)\n(Colonel P. V. Kieffer)\nTUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959\nPage 4\n12:07 - 12:18 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:23 - 12:29 pm\nThe President went to the Broadcast Room to\nmake a \"personal recording\".\n12:30 pm\nArrived in the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:20 pm\nThe President went to the dentist.\n3:17 pm\nReturned to the office.\n3:25 - 3:48 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n4:00 - 5:08 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n5:10 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1959\n8:06 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:10 - 8:18 am\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:25 - 8:34 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:30 - 9:10 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:10 - 9:24 am\n(Hon. Don Paarlberg)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Jack Anderson)\n9:24 - 9:26 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n9:29 - 10:05 am\nH. E. Robert Menzies\nPrime Minister of Australia\nH. E. Howard Beale\nAmbassador of Australia\nHon. Walter Robertson\nAssistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs\nMr. John B. Mein\nDirector, Office of South west Pacific Affairs\n(Picture taken)\n10:05 - 10:49 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:49 - 10:59 am\nHon. Amory Houghton\nU. S. Ambassador to France\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:59 - 11:41 am\nChancellor Konrad Adenauer of Germany\nForeign Minister Von Brentano (H. E. Henrich), of Germany\nH. E. Dr. Wilhelm Grewe\nAmbassador of the Federal Republic of Germany\nMr. Hans Weber, interpreter\n(The above met the President, then all except\nChancellor Adenauer and interpreter Weber withdrew).\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1959\nPage 2\n11:41 - 11:55 am\nChancellor Konrad Adenauer of Germany\nH. E. Henrich Brentano, Foreign Minister of Germany\nH. E. Dr. Wilhelm Grewe, Ambassador of Germany\nHon, Christian Herter\nMr. Hans Weber, interpreter\n(Picture taken)\n11:55 - 11:59 am\nHon. Christian Herter\n12:00 Noon\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:40 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the White\nHouse and motored to the Washington National Cathedral\nto attend the funeral of Hon. John Foster Dulles. They\nwere accompanied -- in another car -- by Major and\nMrs. John Eisenhower, Colonel Robert L. Schulz,\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand, and Colonel William Draper.\n1:51 pm\nArrived at the Washington National Cathedral and were\nescorted to their seats on the North side of the Nave,\nfirst row.\n2:00 - 2:25 pm\nFuneral Services for Hon. John Foster Dulles.\n2:50 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWashington National Cathedral in the funeral procession\nimmediately behind members of Secretary Dulles's\nfamily and proceeded to Arlington National Cemetary.\n4:04 pm\nArrived at Arlington National Cemetery.\n4:10 - 4:30 pm\nGraveside Committal Services for Hon. John Foster Dulles,\nFollowing the Services, the President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nwere escorted by Mr. John C. Metzler, Superintendent of\nArlington National Cemetery, to Mrs. Dulles to extend\ncondolences.\n4:31 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed Arlington\nNational Cemetery and motored to the White House.\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1959\nPage 3\n4:40 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n4:45 pm\nThe President went to the dentist office in the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, MAY 28, 1959\n8:11 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nColonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:30 - 8:47 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James Hagerty (until 8:41 am)\n8:47 9:00 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. John McCone\nAdmiral Paul Foster, Atomic Energy Commission\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(Picture taken)\n9:00 - 10:25 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING\nThe President\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Fred Scribner, Jr.\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon, Lewis L. Strauss\nGeneral Maxwell Taylor\nAllen W. Dulles (Hon.)\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Howard Furnas\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. W. Randolph Burgess, U. S. Ambassador to NATO\nHon. John N. Irwin, II, Assistant Secretary of Defense\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\n10:27 10:30 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. Livingston Merchant\n10:30 - 11:03 am\nHon. Christian Herter\nH. E. Andrei A. Gromyko, Minister of Foreign Affairs, USSR\nThe Rt. Hon. Selwyn Lloyd, British Secretary of State\nH. E. Maurice Couve de Murville, French Foreign Minister\n(Picture taken)\nTHURSDAY, MAY 28, 1959\nPage 2\n11:03 - 11:05 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:07 - 11:19 am\nHon. Christian Herter\n11:19 - 11:34 am\nThe following Cadets and Midshipmen called on the\nPresident to present their respective 1959 Yearbooks,\nthe Howitzer and The Lucky Bag:\nFrom the Military Academy\nCadet Peter M. Dawkins\nFirst Captain and Class President\nRoyal Oak, Michigan\nCadet Gerald P. Stadler\nEditor, 1959 Howitzer\nFlint, Michigan\nFrom the Naval Academy\nMidshipman David D. Sullivan\nEditor, 1959 Lucky Bag\nNewport, Rhode Island\nMidshipman Gerald L. Peterson\nBusiness Manager, 1959 Lucky Bag\nMidshipman Richard L. Engel\nPhotography Editor, 1959 Lucky Bag\nCoronado, California\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\n(Picture taken)\n11:34 - 11:36 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:37 am\nThe President departed the office and went to the Mansion.\n12:30 pm\nThe President gave a Luncheon for the following Ministers\nof Foreign Affairs who were in the United States attending\nthe funeral of Hon. John Foster Dulles:\nH. E. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, Chancellor of Germany\nH. E. Leopold Figl, Minister of Foreign Affairs of\nAustria\nH. E. Pierre Wigny, Minister of Foreign Affairs of\nBelgium\nH. E. Victor Andrade, Minister of Foreign Affairs of\nBolivia\nPorfirio\nForeign Minister of Dominican Republic, /Herrera\nForeign Minister of France, H. E. Couve de Murville\n(continued)\nTHURSDAY, MAY 28, 1959\nPage 3\n12:30 pm\nLuncheon for Foreign Ministers (continued):\nH. E. Dr. Heinrich von Brentano\nForeign Minister of Germany\nThe Rt. Hon. Selwyn Lloyd\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Great Britain\nH. E. Guiseppe Pella\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Italy\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Fujiyama\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Korea, Cho Chang Hwan\nH. E. Joseph Luns\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Zorlu\nMinister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, Gromyko\nH. E. Richard Henries, Speaker of the House of Liberia\nH. E. The Minister of Finance of Canada, Donald Fleming\nH. E. The Minister of Finance of Chile, Roberto Vergara\nH. E. Jean Monnet of France, representing European\nCommunities\nH. E. Paul Henri Spaak, Secretary General of NATO\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert D. Murphy\nInterpreters\nMr. Heinz Webber\nMr. Nobuyuki Nakashina\n2:05 pm\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to Burning Tree Country Club.\n2:30 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n2:51 - 5:58 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMr. George Allen\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n6:00 pm\nThe President, Major John Eisenhower, and Mr. George\nAllen departed Burning Tree and motored to the White House.\n6:50 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, MAY 29, 1959\n7:55 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:16 - 8:38 am\nHon, Wilton B. Persons\n8:39 - 9:00 am\n(Major General James B. Cress)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Of West Point Class of 1914)\n9:00 - 9:26 am\nHon. George Allen\nDirector, USIA\n(Periodic appointment)\n9:23 - 9:26 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:26 - 10:07 am\n(Hon. Gerald Morgan)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Leo E. Hoegh)\n(Hon. Don Paarlberg)\n(Mr. Philip Areeda)\n10:07 - 10:38 am\nMr. Herschel D. Newsom\nMaster, National Grange, Washington, D. C.\nMr. Joseph Parker\nLegislative Counsel, National Grange, Washington, D. C.\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Donald Paarlberg\n10:38 - 10:40 am\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n10:40 - 10:58 am\n(Dr. Raymond B. Allen)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Chancellor, University of Galifornia, Los Angeles, Gal,)\n11:00 - 12:13 pm\n(Dr. Arthur Burns)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon, Frank Pace)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons - joined at 11:06 am)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n12:13 - 12:15pm\nHon. David Kendall\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:24 - 12:25 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nFRIDAY, MAY 29, 1959\nPage 2\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:29 pm\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to Griffith Stadium to attend the Baseball\nGame between the Washington Senators and the\nBoston Red Sox. The following accompanied the\nPresident:\nMr. George Allen\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Fred Morrow\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger\n1:40 pm\nArrived at Griffith Stadium where the President was\ngreeted by Mr. Calvin Griffith, President of the\nWashington Senators Baseball Club. Mr. Griffith\nescorted the President and his party to Box 16.\nAfter the President was seated in his box, he was\nintroduced to\nMr. Cookie Lavagetto\nManager of the Washington Senators\nMr. \"Killer\" Harmon Killebrew\nHome-run hitter of the Washington Senators\nThe President autographed several baseballs, and\nreceived an autographed baseball for David Eisenhower\nfrom Mr. Killebrew.\n2:00 - 4:51 pm\nThe President watched the Baseball Game.\n4:54 pm\nMr. Calvin Griffith escorted the President to his\ncar.\n4:55 pm\nDeparted Griffith Stadium.\n5:03 pm\nArrived at the White House, and entered his office.\n5:03 - 5:30 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\nFRIDAY, MAY 29, 1959\nPage 3\n5:35 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, MAY 30, 1959\nMEMORIAL DAY\n7:43 am\nThe President and Mr. William Robinson\nand Mr. Ellis Slater departed the White House\nand motored to Burning Tree Country Club.\nThey stopped at Woodley Road to pick up\nMr. George Allen.\n8:09 am\nArrived at Burning Tree Country Club.\n8:30 - 11:41 am\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. William Robinson\nMr. Ellis Slater\nMr. George Allen\n(Dr. Snyder walked around the course with the\nfoursome)\n12:04 pm\nDeparted Burning Tree and motored to the\nWhite House.\n12:25 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, MAY 31, 1959\n8:51 am\nThe President departed the White House and\nmotored to the National Presbyterian Church.\n8:56 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church.\n9:00 - 10:00 am\nThe President attended Services.\nFollowing Services, Dr. Edward Elson escorted\nthe President to his car.\n10:02 am\nThe President departed the National Presbyterian\nChurch and motored to the White House.\n10:06 qm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959\n8:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Mr. William Robinson and Mr. Ellis Slater.\n9:38 - 9:57 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:57 - 10:00 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:00 - 10:18 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n10:24 - 10:30 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:24 - 10:28 am\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n10:30 - 10:58 am\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nNational Aeronautics and Space Administrator\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:58 - 11:11 am\nH. E. Visutr Arthayukti\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Thailand\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n(The Ambassador came to present his credentials)\n11:11 - 11:43 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:43 - 11:47 am\nJudge Thomas Yager\nLos Angeles Superior Court\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:50 - 11:59 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:00 - 12:07 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:15 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:20 - 2:30 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\n2:30 - 2:47\nHon. David Kendall\n2:59 - 3:25 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nMONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959\nPage 2\n3:00 - 3:20 pm\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n3:20 - 3:25 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:27 - 4:14 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the\nSouth Grounds.\n4:15 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and\nwent to the Mansion.\n6:00 pm\nOFF THE RECORD Meeting in the Mansion:\n(Senator Lyndon B. Johnson)\n(Senator Everett M. Dirksen)\n(Speaker Sam Rayburn)\n(Congressman Charles Halleck)\n(Hon. Robert B. Anderson)\n(Senator Harry F. Byrd)\n(Senator John J. Williams)\n(Congressman Wilbur D. Mills)\n(Congressman Richard M. Simpson)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1959\n8:13 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:14 - 8:23 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:25 - 8:26 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:26 - 8:27 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:29 - 8:30 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n8:30 - 9:52 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Thurston Morton\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman John Taber\nCongressman Gerald Ford\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. W. J. McNeil\nMr. Wilson White, Justice\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. James R. Killian\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Roemer McPhee\nHon, Homer Gruenther\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n9:52 - 10:18 am\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nJUNE 2, 1959\nPage 2\n10:33 - 10:45 am\nDr. J. A. Kessler\nMassachusetts Institute of Technology\nDr. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. James Hagerty\n10:45 - 11:00 am\nDr. James R. Killian, Jr.\n11:00 - 11:03 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:18 - 11:30 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n11:30 - 11:46 am\nH. E. Baron Robert Silvercruys\nAmbassador of Belgium\n(Came to pay a farewell call on the\nPresident upon his retirement from\ndiplomatic service)\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n11:48 am\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion where he and Mrs. Eisenhower visited\nwith Mr. Danny Thomas.\n11:50 - 1:00 pm\nMr. Danny Thomas\nPresident, American Lebanese Syrian\nAssociated Charities (and Television Star)\n(Mr. Thomas returned to Mr. Stephens' office\nat 1:07 pm and then went to the Lobby to see\nthe press).\n1:05 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:43 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:08 - 2:27 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n2:55 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959\n8:07 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:44 - 8:45 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:45 - 9:00 am\nMiss Bertha Adkins\nUnder Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare\n9:00 - 9:10 am\nHon. Ellis O. Briggs\nNewly-appointed Ambassador to Greece\n(Called on the President before departing\nfor his new post in Athens)\n9:30 - 10:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. James Hagerty\nMajor John Eisenhower (joined at 9:55)\nThe following joined at 9:58 am:\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon, Bryce Harlow\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:03 - 11:06 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:08 - 11:55 am\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner)\n11:57 - 12:00 Noon\nHon. James Hagerty\n12:10 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:34 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nthe White House and motored to Burning Tree\nCountry Club.\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959\nPage 2\n2:00 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree Country Club,\n2:14 - 5:08 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nColonel Thomas Belshe\nGeneral Tom Musgrave\nMr. John Shay\n5:41 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach\ndeparted Burning Tree Country Club and\nmotored to the White House.\n6:05 pm\nArrived at the White House and went to the office.\n6:05 - 6:07 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n6:15 pm\nDeparted the office and went to the Mansion.\nTHE FOLLOWING BUSINESS MAGAZINE EDITORS WILL CALL ON THE\nPRESIDENT AT THE WHITE HOUSE AT 11:30 A. M., ON THURSDAY,\nJUNE 4, 1959\nDean Ammer\nPurchasing\nMrs. Stella Anderson\nApplied Publication American Chemical Society\nGeorge Baker\nChilton Publications\nH. Balfour\nMechanical Engineering\nW. A. Barbour\nProduct Design and Development\nE. C. Beaudet\nThe Iron Age\nVance Bell\nSteel\nJohn Botzum\nSteel\nWilliam Bradbury\nMechanization\nLibrary\nTom Campbell\nThe Iron Age\nColin Carmichael\nMachine Design\nH. Thurston Clarke\nPackaging Parade\nH. R. Clauser\nMaterials In Design Engineering\nJack Colgan\nCommercial Car Journal\nR. A. Collinge\nMechannual\nFloyd Craig\nMachine Design\nJames N. Crowe\nChemical and Engineering News\nWilliam G. Dooly\nThe Constructor\nChester R. Earle\nPower Engineering\nPaul Farrell\nPurchasing\nMahlon Fisher\nThe Constructioneer\nDonald R. Foxvog\nThe Constructor\nJames H. Ferguson\nQualified Contractor\nJack A. Ghene\nVolume Feeding Management\nRobert Gibbs\nAnalytical Chemistry\nScranton Gillette\nWater and Sewage Works\nRobert F. Gould\nChemical and Engineering News\nRobert Gray\nFueloil and Oil Heat\nA. W. Greene\nDistribution Age\nJohn W. Greve\nThe Tool Engineer\nThomas Hanson\nPlant Engineer\nRobert N. Hader\nJournal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry\nCarl Harrington\nMill and Factory\nC. E. Herington\nMetal Treating\nH. R. Herington\nMetal Treating\nRobert Homer\nAutomotive Industries\nMrs. Marjorie Hyslop\nMetal Progress\nNorman Jacobson\nElectric Light and Power\nRussell Jaenke\nPenton Publications\nJ. J. Jaklitsch\nMechanical Engineering\nArthur Joyce\nBakers Weekly\n- 2 -\nWilliam C. Kellogg\nMachine Design\nRobert Kenyon\nChemical and Engineering News\nFrank X. Kiefer\nDepartment Store Economist\nM. A. Kobel\nLife Association News\nGeorge B. Krantz\nChemical and Engineering News\nJ. H. Kofrom\nChilton Publications\nJ. H. Kuney\nApplied Publications American Chemical Society\nMarshall C. Lewis\nMarsteller, Rickard, Gebhardt & Reed\nJohn F. McCarthy\nThe Optical Journal\nWayne McCurdy\nUtilization\nE. W. Maoy\nSugar\nRonald F. Meadows\nMarsteller, Rickard, Ebhardt and Reed\nRichard H. Morris\nPlant Engineering\nAlan Olson\nFast Food\nBernard Osbahr\nElectronic Industries\n6. and Elsenhower Library\nT. S. Paaby\nThe Iron Age\nE. W. Pennington\nTooling and Production\nVictor Petchul\nAppliance Manufacturer\nWilliam A. Phair\nHardware Age\nC. B. Rowson\nCommercial Car Journal\nNeil Regeimbal\nChilton Publications\nGeorge Samerjan\nEdigraph Corporation\nWill H. Shearon, Jr.\nIndustrial & Engineering Chemistry\nJoseph Sheehan\nBakers Weekly\nR. L. Stedfeld\nMachine Design\nDr. Kurt Stehling\nVanguard Rocket Propulsion\nRay Stroupe\nChilton Publications\nIrwin H. Such\nSteel\nGeorge Sullivan\nThe Iron Age\nCecil Taylor\nAppliance Manufacturer\nFrank F. Tighe\nMotor Age\nJames S. Welch\nCeramic Bulletin\nCharles Wick\nMachinery\nDonald Wiseman\nWater Well Journal\nPaul Wooten\nChilton Publications\nOsburn Zuber\nThe Constructor\nSUPPLEMENT TO THE LIST OF BUSINESS MAGAZINE\nEDITORS CALLING ON THE PRESIDENT AT 11:30 A. M.\nON THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959:\nGeorge Hays\nPenton Publications\nRobert McCaw\nPower Engineering\nFrank Steinbach\nFoundry\nis POINT Library SEAL\nHarry Casterlin\nAircraft and Missiles\nEdw. Grazda\nElectronic Design\nLeon DeVos\nTool Engineer\nPalmer Langdon\nMetal Finishing\nJohn Reilly\nBoot and Shoe Recorder\nMichael Spranck\nConstruction Equipment\nDonald Ruther\nModern Packaging\nMr. Hartley\nAuto Industries\nMiss Harris\nQualified Constractors\nWallace Fingell\nCriswold Publications\nRobert Harper\nNational Business Publications\nJohn Craddock\nMechanization, Inc.\nFrank Crump\nModern Materials\nJames Dixon\nHardware Age\nMrs. Haggott\nChilton Publications\nMr. Barclay\nAircraft Missiles\nSUPPLEMENT TO LIST OF BUSINESS MAGAZINE\nEDITORS WHO WILL CALL ON THE PRESIDENT\nAT 11:30 A. M. ON THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959:\nMichael Babala\nTool Engineer\nJames Wilcox\nTechnical Publishing Company\nWilliam Martin\nAmerican Aviation\nJoseph Jacobs\nApplied Publications, ACS\nMelvin Buckner\nApplied Publications,\nPhyllis Panich\nApplied Publications\nNorman Och\nWaverly Press\nin Library The\nJames Lintine\nArt Forum\nJoe Schaivo\nHaywood Publishing Company\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959\nPage 2\n11:47 - 11:51 am\nHon. David Kendall\n11:52 - 12:05 pm\nHon, Malcolm Moos\n11:52 - 12:11 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:11 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:15 pm\n(LUNCH)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Major General Sir Francis de Guingand\nhad lunch with the President. Sir Francis\nwas Field Marshal Montgomery's Chief\nof Staff during World War II)\n2:31 pm\nThe President returned to the office\n(accompanied by Sir Francis)\n2:35 - 2:42 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons (to meet Sir Francis)\n2:43 - 2:59 pm\nHon. James Hagerty (until 2:51 pm)\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:02 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Walter\nReed Hospital.\n3:18 pm\nArrived at Walter Reed. They were met by\nBrig. General James H. Forsee\nBrig. General Francis Pruitt\nwho escorted the President and General Snyder\nto Ward 8.\nThe President visited with\nGeneral Nathan Twining\nMr. Douglas McKay\n3:37 pm\nThe President and General Snyder departed\nWalter Reed and motored to the White House.\n3:55 pm\nArrived at the White House. The President went\nto his office.\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959\nPage 3\n4:00 - 5:00 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n5:03 pm\nReturned to the office.\n5:18 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959\n7:55 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Colonel Robert L. Schulz.\n8:07 - 8:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:30 - 8:40 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:39 - 8:47 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:47 - 9:00 am\nDr. Milton Eisenhower\n9:00 ⑉ 9:55 am\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Elmer Bennett\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. True D. Morse\nHon. James P. O'Connell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. Elmer Staats\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nMr. Bradley Patterson\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. Tom Beale, Department of State\n9:55 - 10:12 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Maurice Stans\nFRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959\nPage 2\n10:00 - 10:33 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:34 - 10:41 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:40 - 10:44 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:50 - 10:56 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:57 - 11:00 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:00 - 11:67am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:20 - 11:28 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:31 - 12:15 pm\nHis Excellency Ludwig Erhard\nMinister of Economics of the Federal Republic\nof Germany\nHon. Franz Krapf, Charge d'Affaires ad interim\nMiss Grosse-Schware, interpreter\nHon. Robert Murphy\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:15 - 12:23 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:23 - 12:30 pm\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:50 pm\nThe President departed the White House Grounds via\nhelicopter for flight to the Gettysburg Farm. He was\naccompanied by\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. James Rowley\nSgt. John Moaney\nIn Chase helicopter:\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nSecret Service Agents\nFRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959\nPage 3\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n2:32 pm\nThe President arrived at the Gettysburg Farm\nvia helicopter.\n2:53 pm\nThe President departed the Farm and motored\nto the Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:00 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:45 - 5:40 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n5:42 pm\nDeparted the Gettysburg Country Club and\nmotored to the Farm.\n5:50 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:34 am\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the Farm and motored to the Gettysburg\nCountry Club.\n8:42 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n8:52 - 10:55 am\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n10:59 am\nThe President and General Snyder departed the\nGettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.\n11:08 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n11:14 am\nThe President and General Arthur Nevins departed\nthe Farm and motored to the Brannum Farm.\n11:17 am\nArrived at the Brannum Farm where they were\njoined by Mr. Robert Hartley. They toured the\nfitting barn.\n11:50 am\nThe President and General Nevins departed the\nBrannon Farm and returned to the President's Farm.\n11:53 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n4:55 pm\nMotored to the Skeet range.\n5:07 pm\nReturned to the residence.\n6:00 - 8:20 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a picnic\nsupper for White House Mansion employees and\nfor the Secret Service personnel.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:21 am\nThe President departed the Farm and motored\nto the United Presbyterian Church,\n8:27 am\nArrived at the Church.\n8: 30 - 9:20 am\nThe President attended Services. Reverend\nRobert A. MacAskill delivered the sermon.\n9:23 am\nReverend MacAskill escorted the President to\nhis car.\n9:25 am\nThe President departed the Church and motored\nto the Farm.\n9:36 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n2:00 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nGettysburg, Pennsylvania, and motored to\nPurcellville, Virginia, They went via Harpers\nFerry and Charlestown, West Virginia,\nPURCELLVILLE, VA.\n4:04 pm\nArrived at Holiday Hill Farm, owned by\nColonel and Mrs. Gordon Moore.\n5:07 pm\nDeparted the Moore residence and motored to\nWashington, D. C.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n6:35 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959\n7:52 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:17 - 8:37 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n8:27 - 9:05 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:05 - 9:14 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:14 - 9:20 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:20 - 9:32 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:32 - 9:34 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:34 - 9:53 am\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n9:53 - 10:13 am\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Allen Dulles)\n(Hon. Thomas Gates)\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.)\n(Hon. John McCone)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Hon. Philip Farley)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n10:17 - 10:20 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:23 - 10:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:35 - 11:00 am\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. Don Paarlberg\n11:00 - 11:30 am\nMajor General John S. Bragdon\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nMONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959\nPage 2\n11:31 - 11:35 am\nSwearing-In Ceremony for\nHon. Thomas S. Gates as\nDeputy Secretary of Defense\nHon. William B. Franke as\nSecretary of the Navy\nThe following attended ceremony in Conference Room:\nSecretary Gates' Guests:\nMrs. Thomas S. Gates, Jr.\nMrs. Thomas S. Gates, Sr. (Stepmother)\nPhiladelphia, Pa.\nMr. and Mrs. Joseph Ponce (daughter)\nRumson, New Jersey\nMr. and Mrs. William K. Norris (daughter)\nMt. Kisco, New York\nMiss Kathe Gates (daughter)\nMiddleburg, Virginia\nMrs. Donald A. Quarles\nMr. and Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd and daughter\nSecretary Franke's Guests:\nMrs. William B. Franke\nMr. and Mrs. H. H. Fowler\n(daughter and son-in-law)\nMr. and Mrs. J. A. Ulinski\n(daughter and son-in-law)\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. Kouns\n(daughter and son-in-law)\nHon. Fred A. Bantz, Under Secretary of the Navy\nHon. Richard Jackson, Assistant Secretary of the Navy\nHon. Cecil Milne, Assistant Secretary of the Navy\n11:35 - 11:36 am\nThe following met the President in his office:\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\nHon. Fred A. Bantz\nHon. Cecil Milne\n11:36 - 11:54 am\nMajor General John S. Bragdon\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n(Resumed 11:00 am meeting which was interrupted\nfor the swearing-in ceremony)\n11:55 - 12:07 pm\nHon. Gordon Gray\nMONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959\nPage 3\n12:07 - 12:23 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n12:23 - 12:25 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:24 - 12:30 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:30 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:00 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:25 - 2:28 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:54 - 2:55 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n2:55 - 3:08 pm\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Edward McCabe\n3:08 - 4:00 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n4:00 - 4:03 pm\nHon, Thomas E. Stephens\n4:31 - 5:25 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:27 - 6:00 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n6:02 pm\nWent to the Mansion.\n7:35 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the Sheraton Park Hotel\nto attend a Testimonial Dinner honoring Republicans\nin Congress.\n7:45 pm\nArrived at the Sheraton Park Hotel and were greeted by\nHon. Joseph Martin\nHon. Timothy Sheehan, former Congressman from\nIllinois\nMr. George Johnson\nGeneral Manager of the Sheraton Park Hotel\nMONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959\nPage 4\n7:46 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower were escorted\nto the Garden Foyer where the head table guests were\ngathered and refreshments were served.\n7:55 pm\nDeparted the Garden Foyer and motored to\nExhibition Hall where they proceeded to the head\ntable.\n(Another group attending this dinner was set up in\nthe Sheraton Hall)\nThere were 140 tables with 1, 100 guests assembled\nin Exhibition Hall. The following were seated at\nthe head table:\nSenator Barry Goldwater\nSenator and Mrs. Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Joseph Martin, Jr.\nMiss Jerrie Kent, Co-Chairman of National\nYoung Republicans\nMrs. Clara B. Williams, Assistant Chairman of\nRepublican National Committee\nHon. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sheehan\nMr. Lewis T. Breuninger\nReverend and Mrs. Bernard Braskamp\nDINNER honoring the Republicans in Congress.\nFollowing dinner, short addresses were made by\nSenator Barry Goldwater\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nCongressman Joseph Martin\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower then departed\nExhibition Hall and motored to the entrance of\nSheraton Hall where the other group was assembled.\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower were escorted to\nthe head table. (The Vice President had been at this\ntable, but changed with the President, going to\nExhibition Hall when the President came to Sheraton\nHall).\nIn Sheraton Hall there were 178 tables and 1, 700 guests.\nMONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959\nPage 5\nThe following were seated at the head table in\nSheraton Hall:\nCongressman and Mrs. Richard Simpson\nCongressman and Mrs. Charles Halleck\nSenator and Mrs. Thruston Morton\nRev. and Mrs. Frederick Harris\nMr. John Ashbrook\nChairman, National Federation of Young\nRepublicans\nMrs. Catherine Gibson\nPresident, National Federation of Republican\nWomen\nFormer Senator and Mrs. John Bricker\nMr. John Wayne (Actor and MC)\nSenators Goldwater and Dirksen made brief addresses.\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT, which was carried by\npublic address system to those attending the dinner\nin Exhibition Hall.\n10:30 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nSheraton Park Hotel and motored to the White House.\n10:40 am\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\n8:07 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Captain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:07 - 8:10 am\nHon. Robert Gray\n8:13 - 8:16 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n8:15 - 8:27 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon, Bryce Harlow\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Jack Anderson\n8:30 - 10:43 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon (in part)\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator George D. Aiken\nSenator Thruston Morton\nSenator John J. Williams\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman William H. Ayres\nCongressman Page Belcher\nCongressman Richard Simpson\nCongresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nDr. Marvin McLain\nMr. Martin Sorkin\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Elmer Staats\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Julian Baird\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Sumner Whittier\nHon, Don Paarlberg\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Jack Anderson\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\nPage 2\n10:50 - 10:52 am\nDean George M. Johnson was sworn in as\nCommissioner of the Civil Rights Commission.\nThe following attended the ceremony in the\nConference Room:\nDr. John Hannah\nHon. Gordon Tiffany\nMr. Henry Shine\nMrs. Carol Arth\nGolonel A. H. Rosenfeld, Jr.\nMr. Eugene R. Jackson\nDr. and Mrs. Harry L. Kingman\nMr. Val Washington\n11:00 - 11:25 am\nHon. John A. McCone\nChairman, Atomic Energy Commission\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:25 - 11:37 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:40 am\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto the Statler Hotel, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty.\n11:45 am\nArrived at the Statler Hotel. The President was greeted by\nDr. John Hannah\nPresident of Michigan State University and\nChairman of the Commission on CivillRights\nDean Robert G. Storey\nVice Chairman, Commission on Civil Rights\nMr. Herbert Blunck\nGeneral Manager of the Statler Hotel\n11:46 am\nThe President was escorted to the Continental Room\nwhere he greeted the following head table guests:\nMembers of the Commission on Civil Rights\nHon. John S. Battle\nHon. Doyle E. Carlton\nDean George M. Johnson\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon M. Tiffany\n11:53 - 11:58 am\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT before the delegates\nof the Civil Rights State Advisory Committee,\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\nPage 3\n12:00 Noon\nThe President, escorted by Dr. John Hannah, Dean Storey\nand Mr. Herbert Blunck departed the Continental Room and\nwent to his car,\n12:04 pm\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed the\nStatler Hote 1 and motored to the White House.\n12:08 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n12:10 - 12:15 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:16 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:55 pm\nReturned to the office.\n1:57 - 2:00 pm\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nMr. Noble Upperman, Mailman of Silver Spring, Md.\nMr. Bert Barnes\nMr. L. Rohe Walter\nDelivered to the President the first letter\nsent by missile mail.\n2:00 - 2:30 pm\n(General Lauris Norstad)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Supreme Commander, Allied Powers Europe)\n(Major John Eisenhower)\n2:33 - 2:58 pm\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:58 - 3:00 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:00 - 4:04 pm\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nAdmiral Arleigh A. Burke\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. William Holaday\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nMr. Alvin G. Waggoner (for few\nGeneral L. L. Lemnitzer\nMr. John W. Klotz (minutes)\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nATLANTIC CITY, N. J.\nTUESDAY, June 9, 1959\nPage 4\n4:04 - 4:18 pm\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\nGeneral L. L. Lemnitzer\nAdmiral Arleigh A. Burke\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:18 - 4:23 pm\nHon. Neil McElroy\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\n4:28 - 4:30 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:31 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion,\n4:35 pm\nThe President departed the White House Grounds\nvia helicopter and went to MATS Terminal. Aboard\nthe helicopter were:\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Bernard M. Shanley\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nMr. James Rowley\n4:49 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\n4:58 pm\nThe President departed MATS Terminal aboard\nthe Columbine for Atlantic City, New Jersey.\nThe following accompanied him:\nSenator Clifford Case of New Jersey\nHon, Bernard M. Shanley\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. James Hagerty\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nDr. Malcolm Moos\nMiss Mary Caffrey\nCaptain Olive Marsh\nMr. James Rowley\nATLANTIC CITY, N. J.\n5:40 pm\nThe President arrived at National Aviation Facilities\nExperimental Center, Pomona Field, Atlantic City, New Jersey.\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\nPage 5\n5:40 pm\nThe following greeted the President when he arrived\nat Pomona Field, Atlantic City, New Jersey:\nDr. Gunnar Gunderson\nPresident, American Medical Association\nDr. Louis M. Orr\nPresident-elect, American Medical Association\nDr. Leonard W. Larson\nChairman, Board of Trustees, American Medical\nAssociation\nColonel William Cowart\nDirector, N. A. F. E. C.\nState Senator Frank S. Farley\nMayor Joseph Altman\nMr. Meredith B. Kerstetter, City Commissioner\nMr. Richard S. Jackson, City Commissioner\nMayor Joseph Altman presented the Key to Atlantic City\nto the President, and a certificate of honorary membership\nin the Atlantic City Beach Patrol.\n5:47 pm\nThe President and his party departed Pomona Air Field\nand motored to the Hotel Traymore.\n6:18 pm\nArrived at the Hotel Traymore. Here the President was met\nby\nAlbert S. Tisch, Chairman of the Board, Tisch Hotels\nPreston Tisch, President of Tisch Hotels\nGeorge Haas, Vice President of the Hotel Traymore\nJames Heimbaugh, Vice President, Tisch Hotels\nThe above escorted the President to his suite.\n7:10 pm\nThe President departed his suite and walked to Dr. Louis Orr's\nsuite, The following accompanied him there:\nDr. Elmer Hess\nDr. Leonard Larsen\nDr. Louis Orr\nDr. Leonard Heaton\n7:10 - 7:14 pm\nThe President Met those who were attending a reception in\nDr. Orr's suite. List is given on the following page.\nATLANTIC CITY, N.J.\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\nPage 6\n7:10 - 7:14 pm\nReception List:\nDr. and Mrs. Louis M. Orr\nMiss Doris Orr\nMr. Louis M. Orr, Jr.\nMiss Ann Hower\nMiss Catherine Whooten\nMiss Kathryn Sims\nDr. and Mrs. Gunnar Gunderson\nDr. and Mrs. Askey\nDr. and Mrs. Price\nRebecca Price\nDr. and Mrs. Hugh Hussey\nDr. and Mrs. Leonard Larson\nDr. and Mrs. Cleon Nafe\nDr. and Mrs. Lynwood Ball\nDr. and Mrs. Arthur Underwood\nDr. and Mrs. James Appel\nDr. R. B. Robins\nDr. George Fister\nDr. Raymond McKeown\nDr. Norman Welch\nDr. Blasingame\nDr. and Mrs. E. B. Howard\nDr. and Mrs. Leonard Heaton\nDr. Elmer Hess and daughter\nDr. and Mrs. David B. Allman\nDr. and Mrs. Ralph Jack\nDavid Jack\nDr. and Mrs. Custin R. Tisch\nDr. M. E. DeKakey\nMr. and Mrs. James Heimbaugh\nMr. Craddock\n7:14 pm\nThe President returned to his suite.\n8:19 pm\nThe President and Dr. Louis Orr departed the Traymore\nHotel and motored to Convention Hall.\n8:21 pm\nArrived at Convention Hall. Here the President was greeted by\nDr. Gunnar Gunderson\nDr. Leonard Larson\nwho escorted the President to the Reception Room where\nhe met those assembled there. (List on following page)\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\nPage 7\nATLANTIC CITY, N. J.\n8:21 pm\nThe President met the following in the Reception Room\nof Convention Hall:\nMr. Norman Budde\nPress Officer, American Medical Association\nMr. Budde presented the American Medical Association\nScience Award Winners - National Science Fair - to the\nPresident:\nEdith K. Schule\nMemphis, Tennessee\nMartin J. Murphy, Jr.\nColorado Springs, Colorado\n(Mrs. L. C. Salter, chaperon)\n8:30 pm\nThe President took his place on the stage.\nProgram of the American Medical Association Annual\nConvention:\nStar Spangled Banner\n8:33 - 8:35 pm\nInvocation by Rev. Arthur McKay Ackerson\nMusical Selections\n8:39 - 8:40 pm\nDr. Leonard W. Larson presented the Past President's\nMedal to Dr. Gunnar Gunderson\n8:40 - 8:42 pm\nFarewell address by Dr. Gunnar Gunderson\n8:42 pm\nThe Incoming President of the American Medical Association,\nDr. Louis M. Orr, was installed by Dr. Leonard W. Larson.\nPresentation of Distinguished Service Award\n9:08 - 9:30 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT BEFORE THE AMERICAN\nMEDICAL ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL CONVENTION.\n9:31 pm\nDrs. Orr, Gunderson, and Mr. Leo Brown escorted the\nPresident to his car,\nTUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1959\nPage 8\nATLANTIC CITY, N. J.\n9:33 pm\nThe President departed Convention Hall and motored to\nPomona Airport.\n9:57 pm\nArrived at Pomona Airport.\n10:03 pm\nThe President and his party were airborne for Washington,\nD. C. (Senator Case did not return to Washington with the\nPresident).\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n10:43 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\n10:47 pm\nDeparted MATS Terminal and motored to the White House.\n10:56 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959\n8:40 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:43 - 9:03 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:03 - 9:04 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:04 - 9:09 am\nHon. David Kendall\n9:09 - 9:18 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:22 - 9:42 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:33 - 9:45 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:50 - 10:18 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n10:07 - 10:18 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:10 - 10:19 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n11:00 - 11:05 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:05 - 11:18 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:18 - 12:02 pm\nThe three European Community Presidents called on the\nPresident:\nWalter Hallstein (German)\nPresident of the Commission of the European\nEconomic Community (Common Market)\nEtienne Hirsch (French)\nPresident of the Commission of the European\nAtomic Energy Community (EURATOM)\nPaul Finet (Belgium)\nPresident of the High Authority of the\nEuropean Coal and Steel Community\nAlso:\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Walton Butterworth, U. S. Representative to\nthe European Communities\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n(The three European Community Presidents presented\nan antique map of Europe to the President)\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959\nPage 2\n12:02 - 12:06 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n12:03 - 12:20 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:20 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:05 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:10 - 2:23 pm\n(Barber)\n2:24 - 2:34 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:30 - 2:37 pm\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n2:43 - 2:50 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:11 - 3:12 pm\nHon, Wilton B. Persons\n3:12 - 3:25 pm\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\n3:27 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Burning Teee Country Club.\n3:51 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree\n4:09 - 6:18 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. John Shea\nMr. John McClure\n(Colonel Walter Tkach walked around the course with them)\n6:40 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nBurning Tree and motored to the White House.\n7:05 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959\n7:45 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:25 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied\nby Hon. Richard M. Nixon.\n8:25 - 8:55 am\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\n9:10 - 9:13 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:15 - 9:25 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:25 - 9:58 am\n(Congressman Stuyvesant Wainwright) OFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n9:58 - 10:05 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:05 - 10:30 am\nHon. Arthur Flemming\n10:30 - 10:47 am\nH. E. Ali Haider Sulaiman\nNewly appointed Ambassador of Iraq\n(To present credentials to the President)\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n10:47 - 10:49 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:50 - 11:12 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n10:54 - 11:05 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:18 am\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe broadcast room to do a 4th of July recording\nfor use of the Armed Forces and Voice of America.\n11:28 am\nDeparted the Broadcast Room and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:57 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:29 - 2:31 pm\nHon. Jack Anderson\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959\nPage 2\n2:33 - 2:38 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n2:40 - 2:44 pm\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n3:23 - 3:30 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\n3:42 - 3:53 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n3:55 pm\nThe President departed the office and went\nto the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959\n7:45 am\n(Mr. Frank Donohue)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. Walter Ruschmeyer)\n(Colonel Robert L. Schulz)\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n(Mr. Donohue and Mr. Ruschmeyer are\nwith the Tax Firm of Haskins and Sells)\n8:47 am\nThe President arrived in the office,\n8:47 - 8:48 am\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\n8:55 - 8:57 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:57 - 9:20 am\nHon. Nelson Rockefeller\nGovernor of New York\n9:27 - 9:41 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:41 - 9:46 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:46 - 9:49 am\nHon, C. Douglas Dillon was sworn in as Under\nSecretary of State. The following attended the ceremony:\nMrs. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nAmbassador Dempster McIntosh\nMr. Samuel C. Waugh\nMr. Gordon Gray\nMr. Maurice Stans\nMr. Robert Murphy\nMr. Loy Henderson\nMr. John Raymond\nMr. Elbert Mathews\nMr. P. Claxton\nMr. J. Penfield\nMr. R. Rubottom\nMr. F. Kohler\nM. W. Robertson\nMr. W. Rountree\nMr. W. Walmsley\nMr. W. T. M. Beale\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959\nPage 2\n9:46 - 9:49 am\nThe following attended the swearing-in ceremony\nof Hon. C. Douglas Dillon (continued):\nMr. E. Kretzmann\nSenator H. Alexander Smith\nMr. P. Farley\nMr. H. Cumming\nMr. J. Hanes\nMr. J. Bell\nMr. J. Wilson\nMr. W. Macomber\nMr. W. Buchanan\nMr. R. Brewster\nMr. T. L. Elliot\nMr. J. A. Calhoun\nMr. T. McElhiney\nMr. John Leddy\nMr. G. Martin\nMr. J. Riddleberger\nMr. L. Saccio\nMr. Robert Terrill\nMr. Dixon Donnelley\nMrs. Dorothy de Borchgrave\nMrs. Ida Cunningham\nMrs. Janet Stamps\nMiss Eva Hallam\nMiss Rita Giddo\nMiss Lethean Rowe\n9:49 - 9:55 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nHon. James Hagerty (until 9:51 am)\nHon. Wilton B. Persons (until 9:52 am)\n9:58 - 10:05 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n10:05 - 10:13 am\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Leo Hoegh)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Don Paarlberg)\n(Mr. Phil Areeda)\n10:13 - 10:26 am\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\nFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959\nPage 3\n10:27 - 11:00 am\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Arthur Flemming)\n(Hon. Arthur Kimball)\n(Hon. Maurice Stans)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n11:00 - 11:14 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n11:14 - 11:19 am\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n11:19 - 11:25 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:26 - 11:28 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:38 am\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed the\nWhite House and motored to Arlington Towers,\nArlington, Virginia, to attend the Graduation\nExercises of the Senior Officers' Course at the\nForeign Service Institute.\n11:44 am\nArrived at the Foreign Service Institute, Arlington\nTowers, Arlington, Virginia. The President was\ngreeted by Harold B. Hoskins, Director of the Foreign\nService Institute. He was then escorted to the platform.\n12:00 - 12:09 pm\nThe President addressed the graduates of the\nForeign Service Institute.\nGraduates:\nJoel Bernstein\nS. Houston Lay\nWilliam O. Boswell\nRaymond E. Lisle\nKatherine W. Bracken\nFrank H. Oram\nEugene Maur Braderman\nC. Hoyt Price\nH. Daniel Brewster\nJacques J. Reinstein\nDonald B. Calder\nCol. Eugene A. Salet\nJuan de Zengotita\nCapt. Paul S. Savidge, Jr.\nJoseph J. Jova\nCarleton B. Swift, Jr.\nColonel James W. Keene\nCol. Robert M. Tuttle\nThomas B. Larson\nGuests from Congress:\nSenator Alexander Wiley\nCongressman Frank T. Bow\nCongressman Robert E. Chiperfield\nCongressman Thomas E. Morgan\nFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959\nPage 4\nList of those attending the Graduation of the Foreign\nService Institute, Arlington Towers, Arlington, Virginia\n(continued):\nThe Secretary of State's Public Committee on Personnel\nand\nThe Advisory Committee to the Foreign Service Institute\nHon. Frances P. Bolton\nHon. Ellsworth Bunker, U. S. Ambassador to India\nGeneral Alfred M. Gruenther\nMr. Morehead Patterson, Chairman, American\nMachine and Foundry Company\nMilitary and Civilian Agencies\nGeorge V. Allen, Director, USIA\nMajor General Paul Carraway, USA\nAllen W. Dulles, Director, CIA\nWilliam Fitzgerald, Deputy Director, ICA\nHenry Kearns, Assistant Secretary of Commerce\nRear Admiral Almon E. Loomis, USN\nColonel R. C. McDonough, USMC\nLt. General Emmett O'Donnell, USAF\nDepartment of State\nC. Douglas Dillon\nFoy D. Kohler\nLoy Henderson\nAaron S. Brown\nRoy R. Rubottom\nParker T. Hart\nWalter K. Scott\nEdwin M. J. Kretzmann\nHugh S. Cumming, Jr.\nElbert G. Mathews\nDr. Wallace R. Brode\nJohn S. Hoghland\nWiley T. Buchanan\nWalter N. Walmsley\nJulius C. Holmes\nWilliam Porter\nJohn W. Hanes\nAlfred 165 Jenkins\nJeremiah J. O'Connor\nDixon Donnelley\nJames J. Moose\nRobert F. Corrigan\nEdward B. Lawson\nRobert C. Brewster\nH. Alexander Smith\nMr. John Burns\nEdwin A. Plitt\nMr. Stutesman\nJohn O. Bell\nKatherine H. Mayberry\nFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959\nPage 5\nList of those attending the Graduation of the Foreign\nService Institute, Arlington Towers, Arlington, Virginia\n(continued):\nForeign Service Institute Staff:\nDirector and Mrs. Harold Hoskins\nMr. and Mrs. Willard F. Barber\nMrs. William Breidenbach\nMiss Gwen Brooks\nMrs. William Cobb\nMiss Sandra Godden\nDr. Daniel L. Hamilton\nMrs. John Hoover\nDr. and Mrs. Myron Koenig\nMr. James McDevitt\nMr. and Mrs. Will Myers\nDr. and Mrs. Charles P. O'Donnell\nMrs. Eleanor Traster\nMr. Edwin Wright\nForeign Service Institute Staff's Guests\nMr. Paul Nitze, of the Foreign Service Educational\nFoundation\nDr. Paul Linebarger, of the School for Advanced\nInternational Studies\nMr. Jefferson Patterson and Mrs. Patterson\nDr. Charles Thompson, Brookings Institution\nThe families of the graduates also attended.\n12:13 pm\nThe President and Hon. James Hagerty departed the\nForeign Service Institute at Arlington Towers and\nmotored to the White House.\n12:20 pm\nArrived at the White House,\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:10 pm\nThe President returned to the office, accompanied by\nMajor John Eisenhower.\nFRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1959\nPage 6\n2:10 - 2:15 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:21 - 2:29 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:44 pm\nThe President departed the White House Grounds via\nhelicopter and flew to the Gettysburg Farm. The\nfollowing accompanied him:\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. Dick Flohr\nColonel Walter Tkach, Captain Olive Marsh, William\nElder and Secret Service Agents followed in Chase\nhelicopter.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n3:18 pm\nArrived at the Gettysburg Farm.\n3:38 pm\nThe President departed the Farm and motored to\nthe Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:45 pm\nA rrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:55 - 5:52 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n5:55 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nthe Gettysburg Country Club and motored to the\nFarm.\n6:08 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:27 am\nThe President departed the Farm and motored\nto the Gettysburg Country Club.\n8:34 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n8:48 - 11:02 am\nThe Pr esident played 18 holes of golf with\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\nMr. Dick Sleichter\n(Colonel Walter Tkach walked around the course with them)\n11:05 am\nThe President departed the Gettysburg Country Club\nand motored to the Show Barn where he and Mr.\nRobert Hartley looked over the cattle.\n11:27 am\nArrived at the residence of the Farm.\n2:43 pm\nThe President walked to the duck pond and to the\nskeet range and shoot skeet until 4:01 pm.\nGeneral Nevins joined the President at the skeet range\nat 3:40 pm.\n4:05 pm\nReturned to the residence.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:20 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed\nthe Gettysburg Farm and motored to the United\nPresbyterian Church of Gettysburg.\n8:27 am\nArrived at the Church.\nMr. Paul Witt, Church Usher, escorted the\nPresident and Mrs. Eisenhower to their seats.\n9:25 am\nRev. Robert A. MacAskill, Minister, escorted the\nPresident and Mrs. Eisenhower to their car following\nServices.\n9:28 am\nDeparted the Church and motored to the Farm.\n9:35 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n9:49 am\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nthe Farm and motored to the Gettysburg Country.\n9:57 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n10:05 - 12:20 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\nMr. Dick Sleichter\n12:25 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nthe Gettysburg Country Club and motored to the\nFarm.\n12:35 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\n2:45 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nthe Gettysburg Farm and motored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n4:38 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959\n8:25 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger,\n8:26 - 8:28 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:28 - 8:43 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:56 - 9:00 am\nMajor John Eisenhower and Mr. George Allen, USIA\n9:00 - 9:17 am\nThe President received the American Guides to\nThe American Exposition in Moscow. They first\nmet the President in the office, then had picture\ntaken in the Rose Garden:\nHenry Aaron, Cambridge, Mass.\nTatiana Akhonin, Washington, D. C.\nGilmore Alkire, Los Angeles, California\nRobert Barrett, Corpus Christi, Texas\nJoan Barth, New York City, N. Y.\nDavid Benson, Hollywood, California\nJack Blanshei, San Francisco, California\nDavid Book, Norristown, Pennsylvania\nAnne Carberry, Jersey City, New Jersey\nMrs. Natasha Carlton, New York City\nThomas Conroy, Yonkers, N. Y.\nWilliam Davis, Detroit, Michigan\nMarie DeGunzburg, New York City\nJohn DeLuca, Los Angeles, California\nClaire DeSaint-Phalle, Scarsdale, N. Y.\nMrs. Carol Dietz, New York City\nHelen Gish Dixon, Westport, Conn.\nSam Driver, New York City\nOlha Dyhdalevych, New York City\nAlexis Fedorov, San Francisco, California\nGeorge Feifer, New York City\nDon French, Washington, D. C.\nNorris Garnett, Washington, D. C.\nMrs. Vera Garthoff, Washington, D. C.\nJane Gary, New York City\nMrs. Helen Gillespie, Riverdale, N. Y.\nPaul Gottlieb, Long Island City, N. Y.\nCharles Gribble, Lansing, Mich.\nJoseph Grossman, Red Bank, N. J.\n(continued)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959\nPage 2\n9:00 - 9:17 am\nAmerican Guides to the American Exposition in Moscow\n(list continued):\nWayne, Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio\nThomas Holtz, Santa Ana, California\nJosephine Ann Hopkins, Pittsburgh, Pa.\nMartin Horwitz, North Hollywood, California\nHerbert Howard, Boston, Massachusetts\nGaida Hughes (Mrs.), Denver, Colorado\nGeorge Humphrey, State College, Pa,\nDoris Johnson, Ann Arbor, Michigan\nMark Kaminsky, Edwardsburg, Michigan\nCurtis Kamman, Tucson, Arizona\nJoyce DeCoster Klain, Norway, Maine\nThomas Kridler, Columbus, Ohio\nAlexander Kucherov, Washington, D. C.\nHarriet Latham, Jamaica Plain, Mass.\nRichard Leed, Lititz, Pa.\nJohn D. Levan, Jr., Springfield, Mo.\nD. Richard Little, South Pasadena, Cal.\nHenry F. McCusker, Jr., San Francisco, Cal,\nPeter Maggs, Durham, N. C.\nJames Matisoff, Cambridge, Mass.\nHerbert Miller, Bloomington, Indiana\nNorman Neureiter, Baytown, Texas\nPhillip Nice, Bloomington, Indiana\nDavid Perlmutter, Glencox, Illinois\nEllen Propper, Hamden, Connecticut\nCarolyn Rogers, Greenwich, Conn.\nEdith Rogovin, Buffalo, New York\nJonathan Russin, Kingston, Pa.\nCharlotte Saikowski, New York City\nIda Schaap, Jenkintown, Pa.\nElena Scott, Swarthmore, Pa.\nElizabeth (Mrs.) Shepard, New York City\nJoe Shepard, Indianapolis, Ind.\nDan Slobin, Ann Arbor, Michigan\nAndrew Swatkovsky, New York City\nJohn Thomas, Los Angeles, California\nVladimir Tolstoy-Miloslavsky, Washington, D. C.\nCharles Townsend, Cambridge, Mass.\nMrs. Elizabeth Valkenier, New York City\nMrs. Anne Varakin, San Francisco, California\n(continued)\nMONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959\nPage 3\n9:00 - 9:17am\nAmerican Guides to the American Exposition in Moscow\n(list continued):\nJohn Jaroslav Verner, New York City\nBarbara Widenor, Havertown, Pa.\nDuncan Whiteside, Wayland, Mass.\nFrederick Willerford, New York City\nGeorge Wilson, Cambridge, Mass.\nJohn Wolff, Coral Gables, Florida\nThe following accompanied the American Guides:\nGeorge Allen, Director, U. S. I. A.\nRichard Cushing, U. S. I. A.\nEugene Staples, Moscow Exhibition Staff\nWallace Littell, Moscow Eshibition Staff\nAdele Mardirosian, Moscow Exhibition Staff\nAlexander Logofet, State Department Interpreter\nJohn Stalnacker, National Merit Scholarship Assoc.\nHerbert Bursley, Examining Board\nClarence Francis, Examining Board\nRichard Scammon, Examining Board\nJames Lambie, Examining Board\n9:30 - 10:08 am\nSenator Thruston B. Morton\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n10:08 - 10:35 am\n(Dr. Clark Kerr)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(President, University of California)\n(Hon. Robert Merriam)\n10:35 - 10:54 am\nCongressman Elford A. Cederberg\nDr. Arnold T. Olson\nPresident, Evangelical Free Church of America\nHon. Jack Anderson\n(Abbie Rowe took pictures)\n10:54 - 11:08 am\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Wilton B. Persons (for 1 min.)\n11:08 - 11:10 am\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nMONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959\nPage 4\n11:10 - 11:34 am\nThe members of The President's Board of Foreign\nScholarships (Fulbright Board) called on the\nPresident:\nDr. Robert G. Storey, Chairman\nDean, School of Law, Southern Methodist\nUniversity, Dallas, Texas\nMrs. Bernice B. Cronkhite, Vice Chairman\nDean of The Graduate School, Radcliffe College,\nCambridge, Mass.\nDr. Hurst Robins Anderson\nPresident, American University, Washington, D. C.\nDr. John N. Andrews\nVeterans Administration\nDr. C. S. Benson\nPresident, Claremont Men's College, Claremont,\nCalifornia\nDr. Felton G. Clark\nPresident, Southern University, Baton Rouge, La.\nDr. Elmer Ellis\nPresident, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.\nDr. John Orth Riedl\nDean of the Graduate School, and Professor of\nPhilosophy, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis.\nAlso present:\nSenator John W. Fulbright\nDonald E. Edgar, Director, International Educational\nExchange Service, Department of State\nJ. Manuel Espinosa\nExecutive Secretary, Board of Foreign Scholarships\nDepartment of State\nRobert H. Thayer , Special Assistant to the Secretary\nof State for International Educational and\nCultural Affairs\nRalph H. Vogel, Chief, Opeartions Branch, International\nEducational Exchange Service, Dept. of State\nMr. Daniel W. Hofgren\nMr. Arthur Minnich\n11:34 - 11:55 am\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster )\nMONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959\nPage 5\n11:55 - 12:20 pm\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mr. William Macomber)\n(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n12:20 - 12:32 pm\n(Hon. C. Douglas Dillon)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Maurice Stans)\n(Mr. T. Grayson Upton)\n12:38 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:15 pm\nReturned to the office.\n2:38 - 2:50 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n3:28 pm\nThe President went to the South Grounds to practice golf.\n4:27 pm\nReturned to the office.\n4:29 - 4:55 pm\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n4:55 - 5:03 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:03 - 5:17 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n5:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n5:44 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower motored to the residence\nof Major John Eisenhower in Alexandria, Va.\n6:08 - 7:15 pm\nVisited with Major John Eisenhower and family.\n7:15 pm\nDeparted Major John Eisenhower's residence and motored\nto the White House.\n7:28 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1959\n7:52 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:07 - 8:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\n8:27 - 8:30 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:30 - 10:35 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Alexander Wiley\nSenator Bourke B. Hickenlooper\nSenator Andrew Schoeppel\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo Allen\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Charles E. Bennett\nCongressman John Taber\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield\nCongresswoman Frances P. Bolton\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nMr. William B. Macomber\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. Elmer Staats\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nMr. James T. Pyle\nMr. Daggett H. Howard\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. Robert Merriam\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Rocco Sitiliano\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Earle Chesney\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon, Homer Gruenther\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nTUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1959\nPage 2\n10:37 - 10:45 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:40 - 10:43 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:44 - 10:45 am\nHon, Robert Merriam\n10:45 - 10:54 am\nDr. Franklin Murphy\nChancellor, University of Kansas\n11:00 - 11:18 am\nH. E. Professor Federico Bigi\nSecretary of State for Foreign Affairs of the\nRepublic of San Marino\nH. E. Pietro Giancecchi\nMinister of Public Works, San Marino\nMr. Ivan B. White\nDeputy Assistant Secretary of State for\nEuropean Affairs\nMr. Wells Stabler\nOfficer in Charge of Italian and Austrian Affairs\nDepartment of State (also acted as interpreter)\n11:18 - 11:43 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:24 - 11:27 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:43 am\nThe President, Hon. James Hagerty, and Major John\nEisenhower departed the White House and motored to\nthe new National 4-H Club Center, 7100 Connecticut\nAvenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. to participate in\nthe formal opening of the Center.\n12:03 pm\nArrived at the National 4-H Club Center. The President\nwas greeted by\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nMiss Sarah Ramsburg, 4-H Club Member\nMr. Ronnie Gollehon, 4-H Club Member\nThe President was escorted to the speaker's platform\nby Hon, Ezra Taft Benson. Secretary Benson made\nsome formal opening remarks, then asked the President\nto open the Center by cutting the ribbon.\nTUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1959\nPage 3\n12:04 pm\nThe President and Hon. Ezra Taft Benson arrived\non the platform. The opening ceremony of the\nNational 4-H Club Center began, Miss Anita Hollmer,\n4-H member from New York presided.\nThe following were seated on the platform with the\nPresident:\nHon, Ezra Taft Benson\nMr. Ervin L. Peterson\nAssistant Secretary of Agriculture\nMr. C. M. Ferguson\nAdministrator, Federal Extension Service\nDepartment of Agriculture\nMr. J. D. Sykes\nVice President, Ralston Purina Company\nMr. E. W. Aiton\nDirector, Division of 4-H Club and YMW Programs\nMr. W. E. Skelton\nChairman, Extension Subcommittee on 4-H Club Work\nMrs. Ruth Bruegger\nSecretary, Extension Subcommittee on 4-H Club Work\nMr. C. A. Vines\nChairman, Extension Committee on Organization &\nPolicy, Associate Director, University of Arkansas\nMr. J. O. Knapp\nChairman, Foundation Board of Trustees\nState Extension Director, West Virginia University\nMr. N. J. Volk\nExecutive Committee, Association of Land-Grant\nColleges and State Universities, Purdue\nMr. Donald Danforth\nPresident, The Danforth Foundation\nMr. Roland Abraham\nChairman, National Policy Board and Assistant\nDirector of Extension in Minnesota\nMr. M. L. Wilson\nOriginal Incorporator of 4-H Foundation\nMr. Walter Brown\nOriginal Incorporator of 4-H Foundation\nMr. Albert Hoefer\nNew York, Chairman, Core Committee which\nestablished and bought 4-H Center\nMr. Harvey Matthews\nAssistant to the President, The Ford Foundation\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1959\nPage 4\n12:04 pm\n4-H Club group at the opening ceremony of the\nNational 4-H Club Center (continued):\nMiss Gertrude Warren\nMiss Anita Hollmer, New York 4-H Club Member\nMiss Sarah Ramsburg, 4-H Club Member from Maryland\nMr. Ronnie Gollehon, 4-H Club Member from N. Mexico\nMr. Larry Dilda, 4-H Club Member from North Carolina\nMr. Grant A. Shrum, Executive Director\nNational 4-H Club Foundation\nMr. W. W. Eure\nProgram Director and Manager, National 4-H Center\nMr. Catalina D. Shea\nAssistant National 4-H Supervisor, The Philippines\nMr. Norman C. Mindrum\nDirector, National Committee on Boys and Girls\nClub Work\nMr. W. W. Hunter\nVice President, Shaw-Barton Incorporated\nMr. A. L. Wimmer\nManager, Creative Graphic Arts Department,\nBrown & Bigelow\nMr. Harry M. Garber\nThe Thomas D. Murphy Company\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson introduced the President.\n12:09 12:12 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT opening the new National\n4-H Club Center. The President cut the ribbon officially\nopening the Center.\nMiss Anita Hollmer presented the President a medallion\nfrom the 4-H Club Group.\n12:17 pm\nThe President, Hon. James Hagerty, and Major John\nEisenhower departed the National 4-H Club Center and\nmotored to the White House.\n12:35 pm\nArrived at the White House.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:56 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\nTUESDA Y, JUNE 16, 1959\nPage 5\n1:56 - 2:05 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n2:11 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto Burning Tree Country Club.\n2:34 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n2:46 - 5:30 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nSenator Frank Lausche\nSenator Prescott Bush\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n5:50 pm\nThe President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed\nBurning Tree and motored to the White House.\n6:16 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959\n7:45 am\nHon, Eugene Black\nPresident, International Bank for Reconstruction\nand Development\n(Had breakfast with the President)\n8:57 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n9:00 - 9:30 am\nHon, C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Gordon Gray\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:30 - 9:32 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\n9:47 - 9:58 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n9:58 - 10:28 am\nHon. James Hagerty\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. George B. Kistiakowsky\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\n10:30 - 11:00 am\nPRESS CONFERENCE\n11:05 - 11:10 am\nHon, James Hagerty\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:15 - 11:35 am\nHis Eminence Franz Cardinal Koenig\nArchbishop of Vienna\nH. E. Dr. Wilfried Platzer, Ambassador of Austria\nMsgr. Leopold Ungar, of Vienna\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\n(Courtesy call on the President)\n11:35 - 11:40 am\nChief U. E. Baughman\nSecret Service\n11:45 - 11:50 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959\nPage 2\n11:51 - 12:15 pm\nHon. Luis Munoz-Marin\nGovernor of Puerto Rico\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n12:15 - 12:25 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:25 - 12:32 pm\nReverend and Mrs. Robert F. Good , Honolulu\nMiss Heather Good\nMrs. Hilda B. Good (Rev. Good's mother), Oakwood, Cal.\nHon. Paul F. Schench\nHon. Jack Anderson\n(Abbie Rowe took pictures)\n12:32 - 12:34 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:45 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n3:04 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n3:04 - 3:06 pm\nGaptain Evan P. Aurand\n3:06 - 3:12 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n3:12 - 3:30 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n3:31 - 3:56 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n3:32 - 3:35 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:58 - 3:59 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:11 - 4:13 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n4:33 - 4:36 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:34 - 4:37 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4:37 - 5:45 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n6:30 pm\nReturned to the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959\n7:45 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:06 - 8:27 am\nMr. Aksel Nielsen\n8:27 - 8:32 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:32 - 8:58 am\nHon. Ellsworth Bunker\nAmbassador to India and Nepal\n(Requested appointment with the President\nwhile in Washington on consultation)\n8:58 - 9:00 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:00 - 10:24 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL\nThe President\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Fred Scribner\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John McCone\nAdmiral Arleigh Burke\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Clarence B. Randall\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Howard Furnas\nMr. Henry Ramsey, Department of State\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon, S. Everett Gleason\n10:24 - 10:35 am\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:35 - 10:42 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959\nPage 2\n10:50 - 11:03 am\n(Mr. Pinin Farina, Turin Italy)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Rocco Siciliano)\n(Mr. Carlo Piccoli, interpreter)\n11:03 - 11:30 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Gordon Gray\nDr. Harvey Brooks\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:33 am\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n12:45 pm\n(General Kenneth Royall)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Had LUNCH with the President)\n1:33 pm\nThe President returned to the office, accompanied by\nGeneral Royall.\n1:33 - 1:40 pm\n(General Kenneth Royall)\nOFF THE RECORD\n1:40 - 1:42 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n1:42 - 1:46 pm\nHon. James Hagerty\n1:46 - 2:00 pm\nDr. Malcolm Moos\n2:00 - 2:16 pm\nMr. Walter Nelson\nPresident, Mortgage Bankers Association of America\nMr. Aksel Nielsen\nMr. Sam Neal\n2:18 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored to\nBurning Tree Country Club.\n2:43 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n2:56 - 4:30 pm\nThe President played 14 holes of golf with\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n4:55 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder departed\nBurning Tree Country Club and motored to the White House.\n5:20 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959\nPage 3\n7:25 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto the Sheraton Park Hotel to attend Dinner in celebration\nof the 25th Anniversary of the Federal Housing\nAdministration. He was accompanied by\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nMr. Aksel Nielsen\n7:31 pm\nArrived at the Sheraton Park Hotel. The President\nwas greeted by\nMr. Walton Onslow\nArrangements Chairman\nMr. George Johnson\nGeneral Manager of the Sheraton Park Hotel\nMr. William Boyd\nAssistant to Mr. Onslow\nThey escorted the President past an Honor Guard of\ncadets from the Virginia Military Institute, Lexington,\nVirginia, then to the Head Table.\n7:33 pm\nArrived at the Head Table. The Marine Band rendered\nPresidential Honors, and dinner was served.\n7:33 - 8:50 pm\nDINNER celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the\nFederal Housing Administration.\nThe following were seated at the Head Table:\nThe President\nCowles Andrus\nMr. Aksel Nielsen\nJohn Noble Richards\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nCecil Woods\nCommissioner Zimmerman\nJames D. Marshall\nRaymond M. Foley\nEugene E. Jurtz\nWalter Greene\nClarence J. Myers\nGuy T. O. Hollyday\nWalter C. Nelson\nNorman P. Mason\nCarl T. Mitnick\nFranklin Richards\nJohn deLaittre\nSenator Robertson\nJohn M. Rhoades\nSenator Capehart\nH. Walter Graves\nSenator Sparkman\nJames E. Bent\nCongressman Kilburn\nMortimer B. Doyle\nCongressman Rains\nPaul DeVille\nH. Dorn Stewart\nC. R. Mitchell\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959\nPage 4\n8:50 pm\nIntroductions by groups\nSponsors\nMembers of Congress\nThe former FHA Commissioners\nThe originators\nFHA employees with Agency since 1934\nMrs. Minnie Dawson, first employee\nMr. Warren W. Newkirk, Owner of the first\nhome financed by the FHA\n9:00 pm\nMusic by VMI Glee Club\n9:20 pm\nIntroduction of Commissioner Julian Zimmerman\nand presentation of Testimonial Scroll\n9:25 pm\nIntroduction by Mr. Aksel Nielsen of Mr. Raymond J. Saulnier.\n9:27 - 9:45 pm\nAddress by Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier\n9:48 - 9:58 pm\nADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT.\n10:05 pm\nBefore departing the Hotel, the President spoke with\nCadet Charles Zimmerman\nVirginia Military Institute\nCadet Thomas Royster\nVirginia Military Institute\nand posed for pictures with\nCadet Andrew J. Thacker\n10:08 pm\nThe President, Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier, and\nMr. Aksel Nielsen departed the Sheraton Park Hotel\nand motored to the White House.\n10:15 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959\n7:44 am\nThe President arrived in the office.\n7:58 - 8:50 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:10 - 8:55 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n8:27 - 8:52 am\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n8:45 - 8:52 am\nHon. David Kendall\n8:58 - 9:15 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:59 - 9:15 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:15 - 9:30 am\nHon. James Hagerty\n9:42 - 9:43 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:43 - 10:05 am\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\n(Pictures and newsreels)\n10:18 - 10:25 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:27 - 10:36 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:30 - 10:35 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:38 am\nThe President departed the South Grounds of the\nWhite House via helicopter for flight to Gettysburg, Pa.\nHe was accompanied by Mr. Aksel Nielsen, Captain\nDale J. Crittenberger, and Mr. James Rowley.\n11:26 am\nArrived at the Farm.\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n11:34 am\nThe President, Mr. Aksel Nielsen, and General Arthur\nNevins departed the residence and made a tour of the Farm.\n12:40 pm\nMr. Aksel Nielsen and Captain Dale J. Crittenberger\ndeparted the Farm via helicopter and flew back to the\nWhite House, arriving there at 1:15 pm.\nFRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959\nPage 2\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n3:02 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nFarm and motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.\n3:22 - 5:52 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n5:55 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nGettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.\n6:02 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:50 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nFarm and motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.\n8:58 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n9:06 - 11:55 am\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\n12:25 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nGettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.\n12:33 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\n2:12 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the Farm\nand motored to Thurmont, Maryland, to Floyd Akers place.\nTHURMONT, MD.\n2:46 pm\nArrived at Floyd Akers place.\n2:52 - 3:58 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen fished.\n3:58 pm\nDeparted Floyd Akers place and motored to the Gettysburg\nFarm.\nGETTYSBURG, MD.\n4:22 pm\nArrived at the Farm.\n7:00 - 9:45 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Mr. George Allen,\nGeneral and Mrs. Arthur Nevins, Major and Mrs. John\nEisenhower, Barbara Anne and Mary Jean Eisenhower\nhad dinner in the Tea House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1959\nGETTYSBURG, PA.\n8:20 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nFarm and motored to the United Presbyterian Church\nof Gettysburg.\n8:29 am\nArrived at the Church. General Arthur Nevins met them\nupon arrival.\nChurch Usher Paul Witt escorted the President and his\nparty to their seats.\n8:30 - 9:25 am\nChurch Services.\n9:27 am\nRev. Robert A. MacAskill escorted the President to his\ncar.\n9:27 am\nThe President and his party departed the Church and motored\nto the Farm.\n9:35 am\nArrived at the Farm.\n9:46 am\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the Farm\nand motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.\n9:53 am\nArrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.\n10:02 - 12:45 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nGeneral Arthur Nevins\nMr. Dick Sleichter\n12:46 pm\nThe President and his party departed the Gettysburg Golf\nClub and motored to Major John Eisenhower's residence.\n12:54 pm\nArrived at Major John Eisenhower's residence, where they\nvisited until 1:07 pm, then returned to the President's\nresidence.\n3:05 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the Farm and\nmotored to the White House.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n4:50 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JUNE 22, 1959\n8:00 - 8:45 am\nThe following had breakfast with the President in\nthe Mansion:\nHon. Christian Herter\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\n8:46 - 8:50 am\nThe President arrived in the office with the above\nand posed for pictures with them.\n9:01 - 10:05 am\nThe Cabinet Committee on Price Stability for\nEconomic Growth met with the President:\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nDr. Allen Wallis\n(The Secretary of the Treasury and the\nSecretary of Commerce were absent)\n(Pictures were taken)\n10:05 - 10:15 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:15 - 10:30 am\nHon. Gordon Gray\n10:30 - 10:31 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:31 - 11:00 am\nOFFTHE RECORD APPOINTMENT arranged by\nHon. Gordon Gray:\n(Hon. Dillon Anderson)\n(Mr. Hamilton Fish Armstrong, Editor, Foreign Affairs)\n(Hon. Arthur Burns, President, National Bureau of\nEconomic Research)\n(Hon. Robert Cutler)\n(Dr. Colgate Darden, President, University of Virginia)\n(Hon. William G. Draper, Chairman, Draper Comm.)\n(Hon. George McGhee, former Assistant Secretary of\nState and former Ambassador to Turkey)\n(Admiral Arthur Radford)\n(Mr. Richard Sentner, Executive Vice President,\nU. S. Steel)\n(Dr. Arthur Smithies, Harvard University)\n(Hon. John Vorys, former Member of Congress)\nMONDAY, JUNE 22, 1959\nPage 2\n11:00 - 11:10 am\n(Hon. Arthur Burns)\n11:10 - 11:32 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:20 - 11:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n11:32 - 11:58 am\nThe following Governors called on the President\nbefore departing for a trip to the Soviet Union:\nHon. LeRoy Collins, Governor of Florida\nHon, George D. Clyde, Governor of Utah\nHon. John E. Davis, Governor of North Dakota\nHon. Luther Hodges, Governor of North Carolina\nHon. Stephen L. R. McNichols, Governor of Colorado\nHon. Robert Meyner, Governor of New Jersey\nHon. Robert E. Smylie, Governor of Idaho\nHon. William G. Stratton, Governor of Illinois\nHon. Cecil H. Underwood, Governor of West Virginia\nThe following accompanied the Governors:\nMr. Kenneth Holland\nPresident of the Institute of International\nEducation\nDr. John E. Ivey, Jr.\nExecutive Vice President of New York University\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMr. John Perry, Assistant to Governor Collins\nMr. BrevardCrihfield\nSecretary of Governors' Conference\n(Pictures were taken)\n11:58 - 11:59 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:11 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n1:55 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\nMONDAY, JUNE 22, 1959\nPage 3\n2:00 - 3:54 pm\nCABINET MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon, Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Thomas S. Gates\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Arthur Summerfield\nHon. Fred Seaton\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nHon. Ezra Taft Benson\nHon. James P. Mitchell\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. Leo Hoegh\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Gray\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Franklin Floete\nHon. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Sumner Whittier\nHon. Alan T. Waterman\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Allen Dulles\nHon. Norman P. Mason\nHon. William A. Franke\nHon. Wilbur Brucker\nHon. James H. Douglas\nHon. Thruston Morton\nHon. Elwood Quesada\nDr. Allen Wallic (item 4 only)\n3:54 - 4:00 pm\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\n4:20 - 5:00 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\n5:00 - 5:05 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n5:15 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the Mansion.\n6:30 pm\nHon. Robert Cutler - in the Mansion.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959\n8:35 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n9:05 - 9:19 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:19 - 9:22 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:22 - 9:38 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n9:38 - 9:59 am\nHon. David Kendall\n10:00 - 10:02 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:02 - 10:03 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:03 - 10:13 am\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nMr. Phil Areeda\n10:13 - 10:16 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n10:23 - 10:28 am\nMr. Ward Canaday\n10:30 am\nDr. Malcolm Moos\n11:27 - 11:30 am\nDr. Winston E. Burdine, Atlanta, Georgia\nNational Commander, AMVETS\nMr. Edward J. Gallagher, Waterloo, Iowa\nPresident, AMVETS National Service Foundation\nMr. John Holden\nWashington Office, AMVETS\nHon. Earle Chesney\nMajor John Eisenhower\nTUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959\nPage 2\n11:38 - 11:43 am\nThe President received the following AMVETS\nMemorial Scholarship Winners at the White House:\nBarbara Carfora, Brooklyn, New York\n(Chemistry)\nCarol Himelick, Durham, N. C.\n(Mathematics)\nJohanna Hoornweg, Cincinnati, Ohio\n(International Relations)\nPatricia Moore, Stamford, Connecticut\n(Political Science)\nBarry Powell, Sacramento, California\n(Medicine)\nRobert Rudermann, Yonkers, New York\n(Medicine)\nThe following accompanied the above winners:\nDr. Winston E. Burdine, National Commander, AMVETS\nMr. Edward J. Gallagher, Waterloo, Iowa\nPresident, AMVETS National Service Foundation\nMr. P. E. Howard, Washington Office, AMVETS\nMr. John Holden, Washington Office, AMVETS\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. Earle Chesney\n11:43 - 12:17 pm\n(Hon. Thomas S. Gates)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. John McCone)\n(Hon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Dr. Herbert York)\n(Dr. George B. Kistiakowsky)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n12:17 - 12:20 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:20 - 12:33 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:45 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\nTUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1959\nPage 3\n2:10 pm\nThe President, accompanied by Colonel Walter Tkach,\ndeparted the White House and motored to Burning Tree\nCountry Club.\n2:33 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n2:45 - 4:39 pm\nThe President played 16 holes of golf with\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n4:57 pm\nThe President and Colonel Tkach departed Burning Tree\nCountry Club and motored to the White House.\n5:25 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nThe President went to the office.\n5:30 pm\n(Colonel and Mrs. James Stack) OFF THE RECORD\n(Saw the President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nat the Mansion)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1959\n8:11 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:13 - 8:24 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n8:25 - 8:40 am\nHon. Robert Merriam\n8:26 - 9:00 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n9:00 - 9:34 am\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(Hon. Herbert Loper)\n(Hon. John McCone)\n9:34 - 9:38 am\nHon. John McCone\n10:00 - 10:13 am\nHon. John Moors Cabot\nNewly appointed Ambassador to Brazil\n(Called on the President before departing\nfor his post)\n10:13 - 10:35 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nMr. James Rowley\n10:35 - 10:50 am\nColonel William Draper\n10:43 - 10:47 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:50 - 11:07 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\n11:07 - 11:10 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. David Kendall\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:10 - 11:27 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:27 - 11:30 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:30 - 11:32 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1959\nPage 2\n11:32 - 11:37 am\nCongressman Howard W. Robison, New York\nHoward W. Robison, Jr. (9 year old son)\nHon. Jack Anderson\n11:37 - 11:42 am\nHon. Meade Alcorn\n11:42 - 12:00 Noon\nMrs. Zelma George, Cleveland, Ohio\n(Called on the President on return from\nround-the-world tour under auspices of the\ncultural exchange program of State Department)\nCongresswoman Frances P. Bolton, Ohio\nHon. Jack Anderson\n12:00 - 12:07 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n12:10 - 12:17 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\n12:17 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to the\nMansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:05 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:18 - 2:30 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos\n2:32 - 2:36 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:39 - 2:40 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n2:50 - 3:40 pm\nHon. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. Julian Baird\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:40 - 3:45 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n3:45 - 4:05 pm\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n4:07 - 4:13 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n4:15 - 4:52 pm\nThe President practiced golf on the South Grounds.\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1959\nPage 3\n4:55 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n5:00 pm\nDeparted the office and went to the Mansion.\n5:30 pm\n(Senator Lyndon Johnson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Senator John Fulbright)\n(Senator Richard Russell)\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\n(Hon. Bryce Harlow)\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959\n7:39 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger,\n8:22 - 8:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:28 - 8:30 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n8:30 - 8:59 am\nHon. Christian Herter\n9:00 - 11:01 am\nNATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Christian A. Herter\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. Leo A. Hoegh\nHon. Fred C. Scribner, Jr.\nHon. William P. Rogers\nHon. Maurice Stans\nHon. John A. McCone\nHon. Frederick Mueller\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nAdmiral Arleigh Burke\nGeneral Lyman Lemnitzer\nGeneral Thomas D. White\nGeneral Randolph McC. Pate\nHon. Thomas S. Gates, Jr.\nHon. Wilber M. Brucker\nHon. William B. Franke\nHon. Malcolm A. MacIntyre\nMr. Hayden Williams\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. George V. Allen\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nHon. Gerard C. Smith\nMajor John Eisenhower\nHon. James S. Lay, Jr.\nHon. S. Everett Gleason\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959\nPage 2\n11:03 - 11:23 am\n(Hon. Gordon Gray)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Hon. Christian Herter)\n(Hon. Neil H. McElroy)\n(Hon. Thomas S. Gates)\n(Hon. Allen W. Dulles)\n(Admiral Arleigh Burke)\n(General Lyman Lemnitzer)\n(General Thomas D. White)\n(Mr. James Critchfield, CIA)\nGeneral Randolph McC. Pate)\n(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)\n11:24 - 11:26 am\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n11:26 - 11:33 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n11:37 - 11:40 am\nThe President pinned Major's Oak Leaf Cluster on\nCaptain Dale J. Crittenberger. The following were\npresent, in the President's office:\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\nCommander Ralph E. Williams\nColonel Walter Tkach\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMajor John Eisenhower\n11:40 - 11:47 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n11:47 - 11:52 am\nMr. Roember McPhee\n11:48 - 11:52 am\nHon. David Kendall\n11:52 - 12:02 pm\nHon. Ogden Reid\n(Newly appointed Ambassador to Israel.)\nCalled on the President before departing\nfor his post.\n12:03 - 12:04 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n12:30 - 12:35 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959\nPage 3\n12:37 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:03 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:07 pm\nThe President and General Howard McC. Snyder\ndeparted the White House and motored to Burning\nTree Country Club.\n2:38 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n2:57 - 5:53 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nCongressman Hamer H. Budge\nCongressman Jack Westland\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n6:15 pm\nThe President, General Howard McC. Snyder, and\nMr. James Rowley departed Burning Tree and\nmotored to the White House.\n6:42 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nFRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1959\n7:54 am\nThe President was airborne from MATS Terminal\naboard the Columbine for flight to RCAF Station,\nSt. Hubert, Canada. The following accompanied him:\nMrs. Eisenhower\nHon. and Mrs. Christian Herter\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nSenator and Mrs. J. William Fulbright\nSenator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley\nAmbassador and Mrs. Arnold P. Heeney\nHon. and Mrs. Livingston T. Merchant\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\nMr. Wayne Hawks\nThe following were in another plane -- the aircraft of\nthe Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker:\nHon. and Mrs. Wilber M. Brucker\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nCongressman and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan\nCongressman and- Robert B. Chiperfield\nRCAF Station, St. Hubert,\nCANADA\n10:08 am\nThe President arrived at RCAF Station, St. Hubert, Canada.\nThe following greeted the President and Mrs. Eisenhower:\nHer Majesty Queen Elizabeth\nPrince Philip\nPrime Minister and Mrs. John G. Diefenbaker\nThe President and Queen Elizabeth proceeded to the dais\nwhere they were greeted by\nAir Vice Admiral and Mrs. W. K. MacBrien\nGroup Captain and Mrs. Alexander M. Jardine\n10:10 am\nThe President receives the Salute and inspected the Guard.\n10:20 am\nThe President and Royal Party retired to the lounge tent.\n10:30 am\nDeparted the above location and motored to the Saint\nLawrence Seaway Dedication site.\nFRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1959\nPage 2\nCANADA\n10:50 am\nThe President and Queen Elizabeth arrived at the\ndedication site and proceeded to the speakers' stand.\n11:00 am\nMr. B. J. Roberts, Canadian President of the St.\nLawrence Seaway Authority presented a book to\nQueen Elizabeth containing the names of the\nworkers employed in the building of the Seaway.\nHon. Lewis G. Castle, Administrator of the St. Lawrence\nSeaway Development Corporation, presented a similar\nbook to the President.\nSpeech by Queen Elizabeth.\nSpeech by the President,\n11:25 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Queen Elizabeth\nand Prince Philip, Prime Minister and Mrs. Diefenbaker\ndeparted St. Hubert and motored 1/2 mile to Her Majesty's\nYacht Britannia.\n11:35 am\nAs the vessel gets underway for trip to Beauharnois Lock,\nthere was a 21 gun salute.\n12:00 Noon\nThe Britannia passes through the \"Symbolic gates\",\ndesignating the official opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway.\nWeather baloons were released and all vessels in the harbor,\nsirens, church bells, etc. announce the opening.\n12:30 pm\nThe President and party, and Queen Elizabeth and her party\nentered St. Lambert Lock aboard the Britannia,\n1:00 pm\nLUNCHEON aboard the Britannia (sponsored by the President):\nHer Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nHon. and Mrs. Christian Herter\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis G. Castle\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nHon. and Mrs. Wilber M. Brucker\n(continued)\nFRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1959\nPage 3\nMONTREAL, CANADA\n1:00 pm\nLUNCHEON aboard the Britannia (continued)\nAmbassador and Mrs. Richard B. Wigglesworth\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nSenator and Mrs. J. William Fulbright\nSenator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley\nCongressman and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. Gerry Behn\nAgents Campion, Stout, and Flohr\n2:03 pm\nThe Britannia entered Cote Ste. Catherine Lock\n4:00 pm\nThe Britannia passed the Naval Review that was\nassembled in Lake St. Louis. There were 16 - 20\nRoyal Canadian Navy and U. S. Navy vessels. It\ntook about 20 minutes to pass the Review.\n4:48 pm\nThe Britannia arrived at the Lower Beauharnois Lock.\n5:00 pm\nStopped in the Beauharnois Lock. The President\nand Mrs. Eisenhower said goodbye to the Royal Party.\n5:10 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed via\nhelicopter for RCAF Station, St. Hubert. The following\nwere in the helicopter with the President and Mrs.\nEisenhower:\nPrime Minister and Mrs. Diefenbaker\nHon. James Hagerty\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMr. James Rowley\nMr. Richard Flohr\nThe following rode in the other two helicopters:\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nCongressman and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan\nCongressman Robert Chiperfield\nHon. and Mrs. Wilber Brucker\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nAgents Behn, Campion, Stout, and Knight\nFRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1959\nPage 4\nMONTREAL, CANADA\n5:44 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the\nRCAF Station, St. Hubert, and were greeted by\nAir Vice Marshal and Mrs. W. K. MacBrien\nGroup Captain and Mrs. Alexander M. Jardine\nBrief military honors were rendered.\n5:55 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower and party\ndeparted RCAF Station, St. Hubert, Montreal, Canada,\naboard the Columbine for flight to Washington, D. C.\nThe following were also aboard the Columbine:\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nHon. and Mrs. Wilbur Brucker\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nCongressman and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan\nCongressman Robert B. Chiperfield\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nCaptain Evan P. Aurand\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\nMr. Wayne Hawks\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n8:05 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower and party\narrived at MATS Terminal, Washington, D. C.\nThey left MATS and motored to the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1959\n8:12 am\nThe President and Major John Eisenhower departed\nthe White House and motored to Burning Tree Country\nClub.\nEnroute they stopped at the Sheraton Park Hotel for\nMr. George Allen.\n8:40 am\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n8:58 - 12:04 pm\nThe President played 18 holes of golf with\nMr. George Allen\nColonel Thomas Belshe\nMr. James Lemon\n12:31 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nClub and motored to the White House.\n12:47 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nSUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1959\n8:50 am\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the\nWhite House and motored to the National Presbyterian\nChurch,\n8:57 am\nArrived at the National Presbyterian Church.\n9:00 - 9:55 am\nServices.\n(Dr. Edward L. R. Elson and Rev. John J. Rice\nescorted the President and Mrs. Eisenhower to\ntheir car).\n10:00 am\nDeparted National Presbyterian Church and motored\nto the White House.\n10:04 am\nArrived at the White House,\n2:40 pm\nThe President and Mr. George Allen departed the\nWhite House and motored to Burning Tree Country\nClub.\n3:05 pm\nArrived at Burning Tree.\n3:05 - 3:20 pm\nThe President sat on the south porch.\n3:20 pm\nTo the Club Lounge where he played cards with\nMr. George Allen\nMr. James Lemon\nColonel Thomas Belshe\n6:00 - 6:35 pm\nThe President practiced on the practice tee,\n6:52 pm\nDeparted Burning Tree and motored to the White House,\ndropping Mr. George Allen at the Sheraton Park Hotel.\n7:20 pm\nArrived at the White House.\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nMONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959\n8:14 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nMajor Dale J. Crittenberger,\n8:35 - 8:40 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n8:50 - 8:52 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:05 - 9:17 am\nMajor John Eisenhower\n9:17 - 9:27 am\nMrs. Mary Jane McCaffree\n9:35 - 9:40 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n9:40 - 9:45 am\nHon. David Kendall\n9:45 - 10:00 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:01 - 10:07 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n10:07 - 10:43 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n10:15 - 10:44 am\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\n10:44 - 10:47 am\nHon. Walter S. Robertson\nAssistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs\n10:50 - 11:00 am\n(Hon. Arthur Gardner)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Major Dale J. Crittenberger)\n(Presented the President with an elephant tusk)\n11:00 - 11:45 am\nMr. Robert Woodruff\n11:47 - 12:05 pm\nHon. Arthur Flemming\n12:05 - 12:10 pm\nMr. William J. Hopkins\n12:12 - 12:17 pm\nMr. and Mrs. Henry Allen Mark\nMiss Ann Isobel Arnold, Niece\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n12:25 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\nMONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959\nPage 2\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:03 pm\nThe President departed the White House and motored\nto MATS Terminal.\n2:25 pm\nAirborne from MATS Terminal for flight to New York\nCity to visit the Soviet Exhibition of Science, Technology,\nand Culture at the New York Coliseum. The following\naccompanied him:\nHon. C. Douglas Dillon\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss\nGeneral Howard McC. Snyder\nHon. Abbott Washburn\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nColonel Robert L. Schulz\nMajor John Eisenhower\nMrs. Ann Whitman\nHon. Fred Morrow\nHon. Carl Harr\nHon. Clarence Randall\nMr. Wayne Hawks\nSgt. John Moaney\nNEWARK, N. J.\n3:15 pm\nArrived at the Newark Airport where the President\nwas greeted by\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nHon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.\nHon. Foy D. Kohler\nHon. Wesley Lance, Acting Governor of New Jersey\nMrs. Lance and sons, James and Leonard\nHon. Wiley Buchanan\nFollowing the greetings, the President, Hon. Richard\nM. Nixon, and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge departed\nthe Newark Airport and motored to the New York Coliseum.\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\n3:52 pm\nArrived at the New York Coliseum and was greeted by\nMr. Alex Manzhulo, Director of the Exhibition\nAmbassador Mikhail A. Menshikov\nMayor Robert Wagner\nMr. Richard Patterson, Jr., New York Commissioner\nof Commerce and Public Events\nMONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959\nPage 3\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\nThe President and Vice President were escorted\nthrough the lobby where they were introduced to\nand greeted by\nSoviet First Deputy Premier Frol R. Koslov\nProceeded to the exhibits on the 2nd floor.\nOther in the group were:\nMadame Yadgar S. Nasriddinova\nInterpreter for Mr. Koslov\nMadame G. A. Sirltina, Interpreter\nMrs. Mikhail A. Menshikov\n4:04 - 5:00 pm\nThe President toured the exhibits on the 2nd and 3rd\nfloors. Mr. Alex Manzhulo, Director of the Exhibition,\ninterpreted for the group.\n5:00 pm\nThe President and the Soviet group went to a sound-proff\nHi-Fidelity Music Room for refreshments. Here\nMr. Koslov introduced Mr. Andrei N. Turpolev,\ndesigner of the Soviet Jet airliner, TU-114, to the\nPresident.\n5:05 pm\nAfter bidding goodbye to Mr. Koslov, the President,\nHon. Lewis L. Strauss, Hon. C. Douglas Dillon and\nMajor John Eisenhower departed the Coliseum for the\nNewark Airport.\nNEWARK, N.J.\n5:31 pm\nArrived at the Newark Airport. The following were\non hand to greet the President:\nHon. Bernard M. Shanley\nHon. Wesley Lance, Acting Governor of New Jersey\nThe President shook hands with\nPolice Inspector Herman Cohen\nNewark, New Jersey\nCaptain Raymond Van Lanten\nNew Jersey Port Authority\n5:37 pm\nThe Columbine was airborne for Washington, D. C.\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\n6:33 pm\nArrived at MATS Terminal.\nMONDAY, JUNE 29, 1959\nPage 4\n7:30 pm\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner\nat the White House - OFF THE RECORD. The\nfollowing attended:\nThe President and Mrs. Eisenhower\nHon. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. Neil H. McElroy\nHon. and Mrs. William P. Rogers\nHon. Fred A. Seaton\nHon. and Mrs. Lewis L. Strauss\nHon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell\nHon. and Mrs. Arthur Flemming\nHon. and Mrs. Wilton B. Persons\nOFF THE RECORD\nMrs. John A. McCone\nHon. and Mrs. Maurice H. Stans\nHon. and Mrs. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan\nHon. Frederick H. Mueller\nHon. and Mrs. John J. Allen, Jr.\nHon. Allen W. Dulles\nHon. and Mrs. Franklin G. Floete\nHon. and Mrs. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\nHon. and Mrs. David W. Kendall\nHon. and Mrs. Bryce Harlow\nHon. and Mrs. William McC. Martin, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Gordon Gray\nHon. and Mrs. Meyer Kestbaum\nHon. and Mrs. Clarence B. Randall\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. and Mrs. Jack Anderson\nHon. and Mrs. Sumner G. Whittier\nHon. and Mrs. Samuel C. Waugh\nHon. and Mrs. Norman P. Mason\nMajor General and Mrs. Howard McC. Snyder\nMajor General and Mrs. Leonard D. Heaton\nHon. and Mrs. David E. Finley\nCommander and Mrs. Ralph E. Williams, Jr.\nMajor John S. D. Eisenhower\nTHE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS\nTUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1959\n8:14 am\nThe President arrived in the office, accompanied by\nMajor Dale J. Crittenberger.\n8:15 - 8:24 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Bruce Harlow\n8:25 - 8:28 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n8:30 - 10:30 am\nLEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING\nThe President\nHon. Richard M. Nixon\nSenator Thruston Morton\nSenator Everett Dirksen\nSenator Styles Bridges\nSenator Leverett Saltonstall\nSenator Thomas Kuchel\nSenator John J. Williams\nCongressman Charles Halleck\nCongressman Leslie Arends\nCongressman Leo E. Allen\nCongressman John W. Byrnes\nCongressman Charles B. Hoeven\nCongressman Richard M. Simpson\nCongressman Edward H. Rees\nHon. Raymond J. Saulnier\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. Elmer Staats\nMr. Sam Hughes\nHon. Roger Jones\nHon. Julian Baird\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\nHon. Gerald Morgan\nMr. Roemer McPhee\nHon. Rocco Siciliano\nHon. Robert Merriam\nMrs. Anne Wheaton\nHon. Don Paarlberg\nHon. Bryce Harlow\nHon. Jack Anderson\nHon. Edward McCabe\nHon. Clyde Wheeler\nHon. Earle Chesney\nHon. Homer Gruenther\nMr. Arthur Minnich\nHon. Arthur Flemming\nDr. Elliott Richardson\nTUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1959\nPage 2\n10:30 - 10:47 am\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n10:47 - 10:48 am\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:00 - 11:25 am\nDr. T. Keith Glennan\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nDr. Franklin Phillips\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n11:25 - 11:32 am\nMrs . Dwight D. Eisenhower\n11:30 - 11:32 am\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n11:32 - 11:36 am\nGeneral Maxwell D. Taylor was awarded the\nDistinguished Service Medal in a ceremony in\nthe Conference Room. The following were present:\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\n(Brig. General Andrew\nHon. Wilber M. Brucker\nJ. Goodpaster read the\nGeneral Lyman L. Lemnitzer\ncitation)\nMrs. Maxwell D. Taylor\nMr. and Mrs. John Taylor\nCadet Thomas H. Taylor (son)\nMiss Mary Happer (Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor's sister)\nColonel Bruce Palmer\nWhite House Army Liaison Officer\nLt. Colonel Bernard W. Rogers\nAide-de-Camp to General Taylor\nMrs. Eisenhower\n11:38 - 11:45 am\nHon. David Kendall\nMr. Roemer McPhee\n11:45 - 11:56 am\n(Mr. John J. Jackson)\nOFF THE RECORD\n(Mrs. Eisenhower)\n(Colonel Robert L. Schulz)\n(For signing of personal papers)\n11:59 - 12:02 pm\nDr. John T. Rettaliato\nDr. William Burden\nWere sworn in as members of the National\nAeronautics-Space Council. The ceremony was\nheld in the Conference Room. See next page\nfor those attending the ceremony.\nTUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1959\nPage 3\n11:59 - 12:02 pm\nThe following were present in the Conference Room\nwhen Dr. John T. Rettaliato and Dr. William Burden\nwere sworn in as members of the National Aeronautics\nand Space Council:\nThe President\nDr. T. Keith Glennan\nDr. Alan Waterman\nDr. Detlev Bronk\nMr. Franklyn W. Phillips\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nMr. William A. M. Burden, III\nMembers of the White House Staff\n12:02 - 12:28 pm\nHon. Neil H. McElroy\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\n12:32 pm\nThe President departed the office and went to\nthe Mansion.\n1:00 pm\n(LUNCH)\n2:00 pm\nThe President returned to the office.\n2:05 - 2:15 pm\nMajor John Eisenhower\n2:05 - 2:07 pm\nHon. Thomas E. Stephens\n2:17 - 2:30 pm\n(Mr. Spyros Skouras)\nOFF THE RECORD\n2:30 - 3:53 pm\nNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE COUNCIL MEETING\nCouncil Members or Alternates\nThe President\nHon. Thomas S. Gates, Jr.\nHon. Robert Murphy\nDr. T. Keith Glennan\nCommissioner John J. Floberg, AEC (for McCone)\nDr. Alan T. Waterman\nDr. Detlev W. Bronk\nMr. William A. M. Burden\nDr. John T. Rettaliata\nRegularly Invited Participants\nHon. Gordon Gray\nHon. James R. Killian, Jr.\nHon. Maurice Stans\nMr. Karl G. Harr, Jr.\n(continued)\nTUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1959\nPage 4\n2:30 - 3:53 pm\nNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE COUNCIL\nMEETING (continued):\nOthers present:\nMr. Charles Sullivan, State Department\nDr. Hugh L. Dryden, NASA\nRear Admiral John E. Clark\nMr. William M. Holaday\nBrig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster\nMr. Jesse Mitchell (Item 2 only)\nMr. Edmond C. Buckley, NASA (Item 2 only)\nMr. Ira H. Abbott, NASA (Item 3 only)\nMr. Franklyn W. Phillips, NASA\nMr. Francis O. Wilcox (Item 5 only)\nMr. Loftus Becker, State Department (I tem 5 only)\nMr. Leonard Meeker, State Department (Item 5 only)\nDr. George P. Sutton, ARPA (Item 1 only)\nDr. Herbert York\n3:58 - 4:00 pm\nHon. David Kendall\n4:00 - 4:12 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n(until 4:05 pm)\nHon. Robert Merriam\n4:25 - 4:26 pm\nHon. Wilton B. Persons\n4: 43 - 5:42 pm\nHon. Malcolm Moos"
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