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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1957
8:55 am
The President arrived in the office.
9:30 - 9:45 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:58 - 10:42 am
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. James Hagerty (out at 10:15 am)
10:43 - 10:58 am
Hon, I. Jack Martin
10:59 - 11:02 am
Hon. Kevin McCann
11:03 - 11:04 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:13 - 11:56 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:57 am
The President departed the office and returned to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:45 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:46 - 1:48 pm
Hon. I. Jack Martin
1:48 - 1:56 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
1:50 - 2:00 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
2:00 - 5:55 pm
BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
The Vice President
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Edward Martin
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Senator Alexander Wiley
Senator Harry F. Byrd
Senator Walter George
Senator Theodore F. Green
Senator Carl Hayden
Senator Thomas C. Hennings
(continued)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1957
Page 2
2:00 - 5:55 pm
BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING (continued)
Senator Lister Hill
Senator Lyndon Johnson
Senator Richard Russell
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Robert B. Chiperfield
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Dewey Short
Congressman John Taber
Congressman John M. Vorys
Congressman Carl Albert
Congressman Clarence Cannon
Congressman Jere Cooper
Congressman Thomas D. Gordon
Congressman John W. McCormack
Speaker Sam Rayburn
Congressman Carl Vinson
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. John Hollister
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. John McNeil
Hon. John H. Ohly
Hon. Arthur Radford
Hon, Lewis Strauss
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon, Gordon Gray
General J. M. Swing
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Colonel Harry H. Critz, International Security Affairs,
Department of Defense
Mr. F. B. Doolittle, Department of Defense
Mr. Frank Bartima, Department of Defense
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon, Earle Chesney
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Robert Gray
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. James Hagerty
(continued)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1957
Page 3
2:00 - 5:55 pm
BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING (continued)
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Kevin McCann
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon, Murray Snyder
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1957
8:22 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
9:15 - 9:23 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:35 - 10:04 am
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens (out 9:55 am)
9:55 - 11:03 am
Hon. Kevin McCann
11:03 - 11:30 am
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
(For National Security Council Briefing)
11:30 - 11:46 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
11:46 - 11:50 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:07 - 12:15 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:19 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
4:00 pm
The President returned to the office.
4:02 - 4:11 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:09 - 4:14 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:11 - 4:14 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:20 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
swimming pool.
5:00 pm
Departed the swimming pool and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1957
7:50 am
The President departed the White House and motored to
the National Presbyterian Church to attend the annual
Service of Intercession and Holy Communion, on the
occasion of the Convening of the Congress. He was
accompanied by Hon. Sherman Adams and Hon. James
Hagerty.
7:57 am
Arrived at the Church. Here the President was greeted by:
Senior Usher, Alfred T. Barrett.
8:43 am
Services completed, the following escorted the President
and party to the N. W. Entrance:
Reverend Edward L. R. Elson
Reverend Eugene C. Blake
Reverend Albert P. Shirkey
Reverend Robert W. Gibson
Ruling Elder David W. Proffit
8:48 am
Arrived in the office at the White House,
8:55 - 8:58 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 10:45 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon. George Humphrey
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Abbott Washburn
General Nathan F. Twining
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Clarence Randall
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon, S. Everett Gleason
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Gordon Gray
10:45 - 11:35 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:35 - 11:42 am
(Hon. James P. Mitchell)
(OFF THE RECORD)
(Mr. James T. O'Connell)
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1957
Page 2
11:42 am - 11:45
Mr. Louis J. Hector
Miami, Florida
Hon. Sherman Adams
(Mr. Hector was appointed to the Civil Aeronautics Board)
11:45 - 11:55 am
Dr. Lowell T. Coggeshall
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Dr. Coggeshall came to say goodbye. He is leaving
his post with the Department of Health, Education
and Welfare).
11:55 - 12:26 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Percival Brundage (out 12:01 pm)
Hon. Wilton B. Persons (out 12:11 pm)
12:05 pm - 12:26
Hon. James Hagerty
(Joined Secretary Dulles)
12:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:00 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:00 - 2:05 pm
Hon, Sherman Adams
2:05 - 2:19 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
2:23 - 2:25 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
2:26 - 3:54 pm
(Mr. Arthur Hays Sulzberger)
OFF THE RECORD
3:54 - 4:05 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:10 - 4:12 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:12 - 4:20 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
4:25 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion,
5:30 pm
(Hon. Robert Anderson)
OFF THE RECORD
(Mr. Jake L. Hamon, Dallas, Texas, Oil Executive)
(Mr. L. F. McCollum, President, Continental Oil Company,
(Houston, Texas)
(The above saw the President at the Mansion)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957
8:23 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:28 - 8:33 am
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
8:33 - 8:55 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:55 - 8:58 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:58 - 9:00 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 9:50 am
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:35 - 9:50 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:50 - 10:00 am
Dr. Edward L. Elson
Hon, Thomas E. Stephens
10:00 - 10:33 am
Dr. David W. Proffitt
Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A.
Dr. Eugene C. Blake
President, National Council of Churches
Rev. Dr. Ralph K. Merker, Moderator of the
Washington Presbytery
Dr. Edward L. R. Elson
Minister, National Presbyterian Church
10:33 - 10:35 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:00 - 11:17 am
Mr. A. Leemans
President, Touchdown Club
Mr. John O'Brien
Mr. Arthur J. Bergman
(The above group presented Gold Lifetime Membership
card to the President and invited him to the
Touchdown Club Dinner)
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Murray Snyder
12:10 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957
Page 2
2:10 pm
The President went to the South Grounds
to practice golf.
3:02 pm
The President returned to the Mansion.
3:06 pm
The President arrived in the office.
3:09 - 3:13 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
3:25 - 3:40 pm
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
3:40 - 4:50 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
3:45 - 4:50 pm
Senator Walter F. George
(Joined Secretary Dulles)
5:08 - 5:10 pm
Hon, Gerald Morgan
5:20 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the swimming pool.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:13 - 8:19 am
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
Colonel William Draper (until 8:22 am)
8:34 - 8:35 am
Hon. Arthur Minnich
8:44 - 8:46 am
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:08 - 9:14 am
Hon. Murray Snyder
9:14 - 9:17 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon, Sherman Adams
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:17 - 9:33 am
Hon, Herbert Brownell
9:35 - 9:40 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:41 - 9:45 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:58 - 10:11 am
The following attended the ceremony when the President
was presented the George Washington Carver Memorial
Institute Gold Medal for 1956:
Brig. General Benjamin O. Davis, USA (Retired)
Mrs. Julia West Hamilton, President, Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA, Washington, D. C.
Dr. Robert D. Hobday, President, George Washington
Carver Memorial Institute
Dr. T. R. M. Howard, President, National Medical
Association
Dr. William P. Tolley, Chancellor, Syracuse University
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
10:53 am
The President departed the White House and motored to
23rd and C Streets, N. W., the site of the New State
Department Building, for the cornerstone laying ceremonies,
He was accompanied by Hon. Sherman Adams, Hon. Wilton
B. Persons, Hon. James Hagerty, General Andrew J.
Goodpaster, Hon. Maxwell Rabb, and Hon. Murray Snyder.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1957
Page 2
10:56 am
Arrived at the site of the New State Department Building
for the cornerstone laying ceremonies. Here the
President was greeted by Hon. John Foster Dulles.
Hon. Richard T. Nixon also attended the ceremonies.
11:17 am
Departed the site of the new State Department Building
and returned to the White House.
11:20 am
Arrived at the White House.
12:05 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the Capitol where the
President addressed the Joint Session of Congress
on the Middle East crisis. He was accompanied by:
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, James Hagerty
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. Murray Snyder
12:10 pm
Arrived at the Capitol. The President went first to
the Speaker's office, while Mrs. Eisenhower was
escorted to her seat in the Executive Gallery by
Assistant Sgt. -at-Arms, Lew Hicks. Mr. Gus Cook
escorted the President to the Speaker's office.
12:29 pm
The President departed the Speaker's office and
proceeded to the House Chamber where he addressed
the Joint Session of Congress.
1:12 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the Capitol
and motored to the White House.
1:17 pm
Arrived at the White House.
7:30 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower attended a private
dinner at the home of Secretary and Mrs. Sinclair Weeks.
Others attending the dinner were:
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Humphrey
Attorney General and Mrs. Herbert Brownell
Hon. and Mrs. Douglas McKay
Hon. and Mrs. Sherman Adams
10:52 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the Weeks'
residence. They arrived at the White House at 11:02 pm.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1957
10:50 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the National Presbyterian
Church.
10:55 am
Arrived at the National Presbyterian Church.
Hon. and Mrs. Douglas McKay joined the President
and Mrs. Eisenhower for 11:00 A.M. Services.
12:13 pm
Departed the Church and motored to the White House.
Hon. and Mrs. Douglas McKay rode back with them.
12:17 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1957
8:30 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:40 - 9:00 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
9:01 - 9:42 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:48 - 10:03 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:03 - 10:38 am
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
10:42 - 10:59 am
General James Van Fleet
11:01 - 11:03 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Mr. Percy Nelson
(General Cutler was sworn in as Special
Assistant to the President in Charge of
National Security Affairs).
11:03 - 11:29 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:31 - 11:55 am
Mr. Frank E. Jorgensen
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
11:58 am
The President departed the office and
went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:40 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:45 - 1:55 pm
Hon. James P. Richards was sworn in as
Special Assistant to the President, with personal
rank of Ambassador. Ambassador Richards
will assist the President and the Secretary of
State on Middle Eastern problems.
(List of those attending ceremony on next page).
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1957
Page 2
1:45 - 1:55 pm
The following attended the ceremony, in the
President's Office, when Hon. James P. Richards
was sworn in as Special Assistant to the President,
with personal rank of Ambassador:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Hon. John Hollister
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Congressman Thomas Gordon of Illinois
Congressman Robert Chiperfield of Illinois
Congressman John Vorys of Ohio
Mr. Boyd Crawford
Clerk of House Foreign Affairs Committee
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. Percy Nelson of the White House Staff
administered the oath of Office.
(Pictures were taken)
2:00 - 2:30 pm
Hon. Kevin McCann
2:35 - 2:55 pm
Hon. James David Zellerback
Ambassador -designate to Italy
2:58 - 3:15 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:35 - 3:45 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
3:47 - 3:55 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
3:59 - 4:01 pm
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
4:01 - 4:06 pm
The President received the following delegation
from the Electoral College in the Conference Room:
Jacob L. Holtzmann, Brooklyn, New York
Incoming President
Mrs. Dorothy D. Houghton, Red Oak, Iowa
Outgoing President
Homer N. Edwards, Ironton, Ohio
Secretary
Louis G. Arnold, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
(continued)
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1957
Page 3
4:01 - 4:06 pm
Delegation from the Electoral College (continued):
Frank S. Driver, Mt. Sidney, Virginia
Hugh Huntington, Columbus, Ohio
George Jones, Mound, Minnesota
Charles B. Keats, Hartford, Connecticut
William L. Lloyd, Pueblo, Colorado
John E. McAuliffe, Plainfield, New Jersey
Thomas B. Mudd, La Platta, Maryland
Abe Pilicer, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mrs. Mary Von Snyder, Indiana
William Wardwell Treat, Hampton, New Hampshire
Carmine A. Ventiera, New York
Mrs. Maude Willett, Princeton, Illinois
The Vice President joined the above group.
4:08 - 4:10 pm
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
4:10 - I 4:25 pm
Hon. William F. Knowland
4:39 - 4:50 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
4:50 - 4:55 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the swimming pool.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1957
8:06 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:35 - 8:42 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons (out 8:38 am)
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:45 - 8:47 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:00 - 10:30 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall
Hon. Styles Bridges
Hon. Everett Dirksen
Congressman Joseph Martin, Jr.
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Murray Snyder
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
10:30 - 10:32 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:32 - 11:02 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
11:02 - 11:13 am
(Hon. Arthur Gardner, Ambassador to Cuba)
OFF THE RECORD
11:13 - 11:32 am
Hon. Arthur Larson
Director, United States Information Agency
11:33 - 11:43 am
Hon, Price Daniel of Texas
Hon. Sherman Adams
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1957
Page 2
11:43 - 11:55 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:55 - 11:59 am
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Berry
Billy Berry
Miss Mary Jo Berry
(Billy Berry is a little boy who is going blind,
and made a request to see the President. He
is from Greensboro, North Carolina).
Hon. Homer Gruenther
11:59 - 12:09 pm
Hon. Howard Pyle
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:23 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:45 - 2:59 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:59 - 3:20 pm
Hon. Leonard Hall
3:50 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
6:45 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a small
private dinner prior to attending the concert by
the National Symphony Orchestra at Constitution
Hall. The following were guests:
Hon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. and Mrs. Sherman Adams
Hon. and Mrs. Douglas McKay
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
Mrs. Elvira Doud
General Howard McC. Snyder
8:30 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and their guests,
departed the White House and motored to Constitution
Hall.
8:34 pm
Arrived at Constitution Hall.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1957
Page 3
8:34 pm
Upon arrival at Constitution Hall, the President
and Mrs. Eisennower and Mrs. Doud were greeted
by:
Mr. Harold Maynard, Managing Director of
Constitution Hall
Mr. Carson Frailey
President of the National Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Howard Mitchell
Director of the National Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Ralph Black
Manager of the National Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Robert M. Rogers
(wrote the music to the President's Inaugural
Prayer)
Mr. Artur Rubinstein
Mr. Harold Maynard escorted the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower to Box #13.
10:56 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed
Constitution Hall and motored to the White House,
10:59 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1957
8:05 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:25 - 8:43 am
Hon. Philip Young
Chairman, Civil Service Commission
8:43 - 8:45 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Kevin McCann
8:45 - 9:00 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
9:00 - 11:15 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Mr. Felix Wormser
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Philip Young
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon, Robert Cutler
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Mr. Edward McCabe
Hon. Kevin McCann
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon, Meyer Kestnbaum
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Murray Snyder
Captain Edward L. Beach
Hon. Amos J. Peaslee
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1957
Page 2
11:15 - 11:17 am
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
11:17 - 11:20 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
100
11:18 - 11:25 am
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
11:25 - 11:35 am
Major General Melvin J. Maas
Chairman, The President's Committee on Employment
of the Physically Handicapped
Mr. Gordon Freeman, Vice Chairman
Mr. Earl Bunting, Vice Chairman
11:35 - 12:40 pm
Hon. Kevin McCann
12:40 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:28 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:28 - 2:55 pm
Major John Eisenhower
2:55 - 3:20 pm
Hon. Kevin McCann
3:20 - 3:22 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:12 - 4:15 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:34 - 5:00 pm
(Mr. Meade Alcorn of Connecticut)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Sherman Adams)
(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens)
5:05 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1957
7:35 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
9:05 - 9:27 am
Hon. James P. Mitchell
9:30 - 9:40 am
Hon. Kevin McCann
9:53 - 10:15 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:25 - 10:28 am
Hon. James Hagerty
11:00 - 11:15 am
Hon. James Hagerty
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:05 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the Capitol where the
President delivered his State of the Union Message.
They were accompanied by the following:
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Murray Snyder
12:15 pm
Arrived at the Capitol.
12:30 pm
The President delivered his State of the Union Message.
1:00 pm
Concluded the State of the Union Message.
1:10 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and their official
party, departed the Capitol and motored to the White House.
1:20 pm
Arrived at the White House.
1:30 pm
(LUNCH)
2:45 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:48 - 2:50 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:07 - 3:30 pm
Hon. Herbert Brownell
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1957
Page 2
3:30 - 3:53 pm
Hon. Robert Cutler
4:00 - 4:55 pm
(The President's Advisory Committee on
Government Organization met with the
President):
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Nelson Rockefeller, Chairman)
(Dr. Milton Eisenhower, Member)
(Dr. Arthur Flemming, Member)
(Hon. Sherman Adams )
(Hon. Percival Brundage)
(Hon. Philip Young)
(General Andrew J. Goodpaster)
4:55 - 5:05 pm
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
Hon. Percival Brundage
5:06 - 5:16 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957
8:15 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:20 - 8:26 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:27 - 8:31 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
8:32 - 8:44 am
Hon. Leonard Hall
Hon. James Hagerty
8:46 - 8:48 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:47 - 9:00 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
9:00 - 11:16 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Reuben B. Robertson
Hon. Wilbur M. Brucker
Hon. Charles S. Thomas
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. Arthur W. Radford
General Williston B. Palmer
Hon. Arleigh Burke
General Thomas D. White
General Randolph McC. Pate
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Sherman Adams
Mr. A. R. Jones
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. James S. Lay
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. S. E. Gleason
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957
Page 2
11:10 - 11:25 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:25 - 11:43 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. James Lay
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:43 - 12:05 pm
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
12:12 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:32 pm
The President returned to the office.
3:10 - 3:40 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
3:45 - 3:48 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
3:48 - 3:55 pm
General Andrew J, Goodpaster
3:55 - 4:10 pm
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
4:10 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1957
8:52 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:53 - 8:55 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
8:56 - 9:03 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
9:03 - 9:05 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:35 - 9:45 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:25 - 10:27 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:35 - 10:55 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:55 - 11:10 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins (out at 10:57 am)
11:55 am
The President departed the office and went to
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THE PRESIDENT IS APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1957
8:48 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the National Presbyterian
Church.
8:53 am
Arrived at the National Presbyterian Church.
They remained for the 9:00 A. M. Services.
9:56 am
Departed the Church and motored to the White
House.
10:00 am
Arrived at the White House.
4:00 pm
The President departed MATS Terminal aboard the
Columbine for trip to San Angelo, Texas, the first
stop on his drouth area inspection trip. Thosewho
accompanied the President were:
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Fritz Mueller, Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Hon. George H. Roderick, Assistant Secretary of the
Army
Major General E. C. Itschner, Chief of Engineers
Mr. Wilbur A. Dexheimer, Commissioner of
Reclamation
Hon. Wendell Barnes, Small Business Administration
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
Major General John S. Bragdon
Mr. Kenneth Scott
Mr. Jack Romagna
9:00 pm
Arrived at Goodfellow Air Force Base, San Angelo, Texas.
The President was greeted by:
Colonel Roscoe C. Crawford, Base Commander
Governor Allan Shivers
Governor-elect Price Daniel
Hon. H. E. McCulloch, Mayor of San Angelo, Texas
(continued)
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1957
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SAN ANGELO, TEXAS
9:00 pm
The following greeted the President upon his arrival
at Goodfellow Air Force Base (list continued for previous
page):
Dr. D. W. Williams, Chancellor, Texas A. & M.
College
The President, accompanied by Colonel Roscoe C. Crawford,
departed the Airport and motored to his quarters on the
Air Force Base.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1957
SAN ANGELO, TEXAS
7:00 A. M. CST
The President departed his quarters and went to
the Officers' Club to attend a breakfast meeting.
The following attended:
The President
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. James Hagerty
Mr. George H. Roderick, Assistant Secretary of the
Army
Mr. Fritz Mueller, Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Major General E. C. Itschner, Chief of Engineers
Mr. Wilbur A. Dexheimer, Commissioner of
Reclamation
Hon. Wendell Barnes, Administrator of Small Business
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
Mr. Walter Swan
Mr. Kenneth Scott
General John Bragdon
General Howard McC. Snyder
Major Wood, Base Chaplain, Goodfellow Field
Colonel Roscoe C. Crawford (Host)
Governor Allan Shivers
Dr. D. W. Williams
Mayor H. E. McCulloch
Mr. Robert G. Shrauner, Agr. Stab. & Conservation
Mr. H. N. Smith, State Soil Conservationist
Mr. V. G. Young, District Extension Agent
Mr. Bob N. Sharp, County ASC Chairman
P. B. Garrett, Dept of Commerce representative
Mr. Harry P. Burleigh, Area Engineer
Mr. M. D. Bryant, San Angelo Reclamation Project
Mr. Houston Harte, Newspaper Owner
Dr. T. R. Timm, Head Department Agric. Econ.,
Texas A. & M.
Mr. Ed Hyman, County Agent
Mr. J. D. Prewitt, Associate Director Extension Service
Mr. Walter Hammond, Texas Farm Bureau
Mr. Alex Dickie, Jr.
Mr. James M. Bender
Mr. T. A. Kincaid, Jr., President, Texas Sheep & Goat
Raisers Association
(continued)
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1957
Page 2
SAN ANGELO, TEXAS
7:00 A. M. MST
Breakfast list (continued):
Mr. John Royal, President, Texas Association of
Soil Conservation
Mr. J. R. Hogge, Texas Wheat Producers Association
Mr. Dave Gault, President, Texas Branch, American
Dairy Association
Mr. Joe Montague, Texas and Southwestern Cattle
Raisers Association
Congressman O. C. Fisher
Judge Guy C. Jackson, President, Texas Reclamation
Association
Mr. J. Allen Ingrum
The following is the program of the Breakfast Meeting:
7:00 A. M.
Colonel Roscoe Crawford welcomes
Breakfast Prayer, Major Wood, Air Base Chaplain
7:20 A. M.
Colonel Crawford introduces Chairman of the Meeting,
Vice Chancellow D. W. Williams, Texas A. &M. College
7:25 A. M.
Dr. T. R. Timm, Head, Department of Agricultural
Economics, Texas A.&M. College
7:36 - 7:46 A. M.
Chancellor Williams introduces Mr. Harry P. Burleigh,
Area Engineer, Bureau of Reclamation
7:47 A. M.
Chancellor Williams introduces Mr. V. G. Young,
District Agent, Agricultural Extension Service
7:57 A. M.
Breakfast Meeting concluded, Colonel Crawford escorted
the President to the motorcade. Mr. Edward S. Hyman
County Agent, was introduced to the President and rode
with him on the inspection tour of the area.
8:05 am
Motorcade departed for tour of inspection.
8:20 am
Arrived at the farm of Mr. Wilbert Block.
8:35 am
Departed the above farm and drove two miles down the
road where the President observed the burning of prickly
pear cactus used to feed cattle.
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1957
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SAN ANGELO, TEXAS
8:36 am CST
The President met the following:
Mr. Earl D. Byrd, a local rancher
Mr. Cecil Meadows
8:55 am
Departed the "pear burning" site and motored back to the
Officers' Club at the Goodfellow Air Force Base.
9:36 am
Upon returning to the Officers' Club, the President
greeted the following:
Wayne Sharp, age 16
4-H Club boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharp
of Knickerbocker, Texas
Mary Beth Schooler, age 16
4-H Club girl of Robert Lee, Texas
Wayne Estes, age 17
Future farmer boy of Blackwell, Texas
Joyce Lynell Dodd, age 16
orphan girl who lives with her grandmother
in Eldorado
9:38 am
The President met with the group who had gone on the
inspection trip of the drouth area. The following persons
made 3 minute talks:
Robert G. Shrauner - "Emergency Programs"
P. B. Garrett -
"Credit Situation"
M. D. Bryant -
"Reclamation"
Houston Harte -
"Public Views"
Governor Allan Shivers - "State Participation in
Assistance Programs"
Mr. Williamspresented the President with the brochure
of recommendations. (D. W. Williams, Chrm. Breakfast
Conference)
9:58 am
The President, Governor Allan Shivers, and Colonel
Roscoe Crawford departed the officers Club and motored
to the flight line.
10:06 am
The President boarded the Columbine and departed for
Woodward, Oklahoma,
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1957
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WOODWARD, OKLA.
11:50 am CST
The President and his party arrived at Woodward,
Oklahoma. He was greeted by the following:
Hon. Raymond Gary, Governor of Oklahoma
Hon. F. C. Stark, Mayor of Woodward, Okla.
Dr. Oliver S. Willham, President of Oklahoma A. & M.
Mr. Reuben K. Sparks, Republican National Committee-
man
Mr. J. M. Ives, District Agricultural Extension Agent
Mr. William F. Taggart, Woodward County
Agricultural Agent
Mr. Hal Cooper, Oklahoma Drouth Committee Repre.
Mr. Sherman K. Jackson, Oklahoma Department of
Interior Representative
Mr. Morrison B. Cunningham, Oklahoma Director of
Public Works
Mr. S. M. Goldman, Oklahoma Department of Commerce
Mr. W. L. Stephenson, Small Business Administration
Representative
Colonel John D. Bristor, Corps of Engineers
representative
Mr. Francis J. Wilson, Past Secretary, Arkansas
Basin Development Association
Mr. William R. Haire, President Agricultural
Advisory Council
*
Mr. Lewis H. Munn, President, Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Mr. Floyd M. Fuqua, President, Oklahoma Grange
*
Mr. John H. Hays, Director, Oklahoma Farmers Union
* Mr. L. L. Males, banker, Cheyenne
Mr. Wayne Rowe, President, Oklahoma Cattlemen's
Association
Mr. Gene Mungle, All Breeds Dairy Cattle Council
Mr. P. E. Harrill, Vice President, Oklahoma Cotton
Growers Association
Mr. Orval Wolfe, President, Oklahoma Wheat Research
Foundation
Mr. Sam Hdmberg, Agricultural Advisory Committeeman
Mr. Jack Givens, Oklahoma Drouth Committee Chairman
Mr. Phil Ferguson, Woodward rancher and former
Oklahoma Congressman
(*
Conferred with the President aboard the Columbine
for approximately 15 minutes after tour of drouth area).
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1957
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WOODWARD, OKLA.
11:54 am
The President, accompanied by
Dr. Oliver S. Willham
Mr. William F. Taggart
departed the Woodward Airport and went on a sixteen mile
tour of the drouth area.
12:05 pm
The President and his party stopped by the farm of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peoples.
12:50 pm
Arrived back at the Airport where the President
conferred with those listed on previous page.
Mayor F. C. Stark presented the President with two
leather fringed coats and a tie from the people of the
city of Woodward.
1:11 pm
The Columbine departed the Woodward Airport for a
trip to Clovis, New Mexico.
CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO
1:25 pm
The President arrived at the Clovis Air Force Base.
Here he was greeted by:
Brig. Gen. William W. Momyer, Base Commander
Governor Edwin L. Mechem
Senator Dennis Chavez
Mayor O. G. Potter
Dr. R. B. Corbett, President New Mexico A. & M.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Worrell and 5 children
Dr. R. H. Black
Mr. W. S. Heringa
Mr. John Augustine
Mr. Burdean B. Atchley
Mr. Tom Bolack
Mr. R. A. Young
Mr. Earl Corn
Mr. A. B. Fleming
Mr. Clyde Sowers
Mr. Philip E. Crystal
Mr. George Ellis
Mr. Oscar Love
Mr. Bruce King
Mr. Donald I. Bailey
Mr. Warner Fluhman
Mr. John Bliss
Mr. Monico Mirabel
Mr. Lloyd McAdoo
Mr. B. C. Trentham
Mr. A. D. Brownfield
Mr. P. C. Edwards
Colonel R. E. Cron
Mr. Maurice McCabe
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1957
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1:40 pm
The President and his party made an inspection tour
of the drouth area in and around Clovis, New Mexico,
stopping at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Worrell.
3:10 pm
Departed Clovis Air Force Base for flight to Tuscon, Ariz.
TUSCON, ARIZONA
5:10 pm
Arrived at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Tuscon,
Arizona. Here the President was greeted by:
Brig. Gen. James V. Edmundson, Base Commander
Governor Ernest W. McFarland
R. A. Harvil, President, University of Arizona
Mayor Don Hummel
Miss Diana Warmsley (whose father attended
West Point at the same time as did the President)
Colonel and Mrs. Adrian Brian, friends, formerly
from San Antonio, Texas
Shortly after his arrival, the President met Captain
John Thompson, brother of Barbara Eisenhower.
When proceeding to the dinner, the President, Senator
Barry Goldwater, and Brig. Gen. Edmundson posed for
pictures.
7:00 pm
DINNER. The following attended:
The President
Senator Barry Goldwater
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Lt. Colonel William Draper
General Howard McC. Snyder
Major Gen. Itschner, Chief of Corps of Engineers
Hon. Howard Pyle
Mr. Lewis O. Douglas (former Ambassador to
Great Britain)
Brig. General James V. Edmundson
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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957
TUSCON, ARIZONA
6:30 am MST
The President had breakfast in the Candlelight Room
of the Officers Club. The following attended:
Brig. Gen. James V. Edmundson
Governor Ernest W. McFarland
Colonel Louis J. Lamm
R. A. Harvill, President, University of Arizona
Charles U. Pickrell
A. M. Lane
Colonel McLarnan
Robert C. Craig
Charles A. Bousted
Robert Boyle
George Barr
William Wood
J. W. Briscoe
Fred M. Hoverland
Albert Lent
William R. Bourdon
Carlos Ronstadt
Milton Webb
Carl Safley
Robert Lockett
H. O. Tennison
Floyd Hawkins
Alex Jacome
Clarence Wesley
Harry Steinfeld
Henry G. Boice
Lt. Col. Winberly
Chaplain James E. Taylor
Members of the
Dean Harold Myers
President's party
Mundey Johnson
Ross L. Sheely
James P. Hussey
John McClelland
During the breakfast, a program was put on under the
direction of the University of Arizona. The drouth
situation was explained to the President.
7:40 am
Breakfast meeting concluded.
7:45 am
The President departed Tuscon, Arizona, for trip to
Pueblo, Colorado.
PUEBLO, COLORADO
10:08 am
The President and his party arrived at the
Memorial Airport, Pueblo, Colorado. He was greeted by:
Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols
Dr. W. E. Morgan, President, Colorado A & M College
Mayor Cy Burres
Mr. Mel Haines
Hon. Ed Johnson, former Governor of Colorado
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957
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PUEBLO, COLORADO
10:10 am
The President departed Memorial Airport, Pueblo,
Colorado, and made an inspection trip, covering
sixteen miles of the drouth area. He was
accompanied in his car by:
Dr. W. E. Morgan, President, Colorado A&M College
Mr. Mel Haines, County Agent
The President stopped by the ranch of
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis.
Before leaving the Davis Ranch, the President was
introduced to:
Mr. J. E. Morrison, Director of the Extension Service
Mr. Charles H. Bousted, Colorado Fuel and Iron
Corporation
(The above two motored back to the Airport with
the President).
List of others included in the inspection group:
Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols
Dr. W. E. Morgan
Mr. David Rice
Mayor Cy Burres
Mr. H.B. Mendenhall
Mr. Mel Haines
Mr. Carl Higbee
Mr. Ron Brady
Mr. Henry Christensen
Mr. Charles A. Boustead
Mr. Ben Powell
Mr. Joe A. Bergin
Mr. Kenneth Thayer
Mr. Leavitt A. Booth
Mr. Harvey Solberg
Mr. Maynard McCormick
Mr. R. B. Haigler
Mr. James E. Morrison
Mr. Carl Norgren
Mr. Marvin Starkweather
Col. R. E. Cron
Mr. Paul Swisher
Mr. Kenneth Chalmers
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
Mr. R. J. Walter
11:15 am
The President and inspection party returned to the
Memorial Airport. The President talked for a while
with former Governor Ed Johnson.
11:51 am
Departed Pueblo Memorial Airport for flight to
Garden City, Kansas.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957
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GARDEN CITY, KANSAS
2:00 pm
The President and his party arrived at the Municipal
Airport, Garden City, Kansas. Here the President
was greeted by:
Governor George Docking
Dr. James A. McCain
Hon. Clifford Hope, former member of Congress
and personal friend of the President's
Mayor G. P. Powers
The President proceeds to the Hanger Building for
a conference. He is accompanied by
Mr. Paul Griffith
Mr. Oscar Norby
Others attending the conference:
Deane P. Wiley
George Cunningham
Melton Sorem
Fred J. Sykes
William E. Leavitt
Martin Byrne
Harry Darby
Harry Colglazier
Col. Ernest C. Adams
R. L. Rawlins
George A. Fox
Wallace White
Carl Warner
Howard Elrod
A. E. Cook
R. L. Patterson
Rodney McCammon
Walter Zook
2:36 pm
Following the conference, the President was
introduced to the following:
Mr. Clifton Algrin and son, Terry
Miss Darlene Goss, 4-H Club Member
Mr. Robert Heiman, 4-H Club Member
Miss Phylis Drussel, Future Homemaker
2:38 pm
The President was taken to look over a shovel-type
farm implement, called a chisel. Mr. Clifton Algrin
explained to the President how its works.
2:48 pm
The President and his party boarded the Columbine
for flight to Wichita, Kansas.
3:04 pm
Airborne for Wichita, Kansas
4:00 pm
Arrived at McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita, Kansas.
WICHITA, KANSAS
JANUARY 15, 1957, TUESDAY
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4:00 pm CST
The following were with the President when he arrived
at the McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita, Kansas:
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. True D. Morse
Commissioner of Reclamation, Wilbur A. Dexheimer
Hon. Wendell Barnes, Small Business Administrator
Mr. K. L. Scott, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. George H. Rodrick, Assistant Secretary of the
Army
Mr. Fritz Mueller, Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
General Howard McC. Snyder
General John Bragden
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Howard Pyle
Sergeant John Moaney
Mr. Jack Romagna
The following greeted the President when he arrived
at McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita, Kansas:
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Coddington
(Gen. Coddington is Base Commander)
Hon. A. E. Howse, Mayor of Wichita
Mrs. Olive Ann Beech
Mr. Gene Roth
Mrs. J. Earl Schaefer
Mr. Frank Hedrick
4:15 pm
The President and General Coddington entered the TV
Lounge where the President met with the following farmers:
Mr. Allen J. Taylor, Provo, Utah
Mr. Bruce Brockett, Rim Rock, Arizona
Mr. Harry Clark, New Custom House, Denver, Colo.
Mr. Clare Clement, Ord, Nebraska
Mr. C. H. Devaney, Coahoma, Texas
Mr. Carl Emory, Ridgeway, Missouri
Mr. Dan Fulton, Ismay, Montana
Mr. Ernest B. Ham, Viewfield, South Dakota
Mr. Marion Jeffrey, El Reno, Oklahoma
Mr. Harold Kimberley, Cola, Iowa
Mr. Karl Marshall, Logandale, Nevada
Mr. Oda S. Mason, Laramie, Wyo.
Mr. Ray Schnell, Dickinson, North Dakota
Mr. Dick Snyder, Clayton, New Mexico
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1957
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WICHITA, KANSAS
4:22 pm CST
The President departed the TV Lounge and went
to the stage in the Assembly Room in the Service
Club, where he met one delegate from each of the
following States representing the Regional Drouth
Conference:
Texas
Colorado
South Dakota
Montana
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
Nebraska
Arizona
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
Utah
The President addressed the group assembled in the
Assembly Room of the Service Club.
5:05 pm
The President and his party departed the Service Club
and motored to the airstrip where they boarded the
Columbine.
5:16 pm
Airborne for Washington, D. C.
9:38 pm EST
Arrived at MATS Terminal, Washington, D. C.
9:56 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1957
8:45 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:46 - 8:50 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:50 - 9:00 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 9:05 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:09 - 9:19 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:00 - 10:19 am
The President and the Vice President were presented
Gold Inaugural Medals. The following were present
at the ceremony in the President's office:
Hon. Robert Fleming, Chairman, Inaugural Committee
Mr. Lewis T. Breuninger, Executive Vice Chairman
Mr. Randolph G. Bishop, Executive Secretary
Mr. David E. Finley, Chairman, Inaugural Design
Committee
Mr. Gilbert Hahn, Jr., Chairman, Inaugural Medal
Distribution Committee
Mr. George Murphy
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Murray Snyder
10:20 - 10:26 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:48 - 10:51 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:00 - 11:39 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
11:40 - 11:43 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:41 - 11:47 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:47 - 12:06 pm
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Sherman Adams
(out 11:58 am)
Hon. James S. Lay
12:12 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1957
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2:10 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:10 - 2:17 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:17 - 2:25 pm
Hon. James P. Mitchell
2:25 - 2:58 pm
The following group of Labor Leaders, and the
Secretary of Labor, met with the President:
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Mr. Joseph A. Beirne
President, Communications Workers of America
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Andrew Biemiller
Director, Legislative Department
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. James B. Carey
Secretary-Treasurer. Industrial Union Department
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Curtis R. Sims
Secretary-Treasurer, Bakery and Confectionery
Workers International Union
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Arthur J. Goldberg
General Counsel, Industrial Union Department
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Patrick Gorman
President, Amalgamated Meatcutters and Burcher
Workmen of North America, AFL-CIO, Chicago,
Mr. Max Greenberg
President, Retail, Wholesale and Department
Store Union, AFL-CIO, New York, N. Y.
Mr. A. F. Hartung
President, International Woodworkers of America,
AFL-CIO, Portland, Oregon
Mr. Anthony Valente
President, United Textile Workers of America
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. A1 Whitehouse
Director, Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO,
Washington, D. C.
4:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
swimming pool.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1957
8:17 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:21 - 8:28 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
8:43 - 8:58 am
Hon. Ellsworth Bunker
Ambassador to India
(Came to visit the President before
departing for his post).
9:04 - 11:00 am
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon, Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Robert Cutler
Dr. James R. Killian
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon. Reuben Robertson, Jr.
11:00 - 11:15 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
11:15 - 11:36 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
11:36 - 11:56 am
Hon. Dan Thornton
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
2:00 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:00 - 2:09 pm
Hon, James Hagerty
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
2:09 - 2:10 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:10 - 2:27 pm
(Hon. John Hay Whitney)
OFF THE RECORD
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1957
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2:27 - 2:30 pm
Mr. Clifford Folger
2:30 - 3:00 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
3:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:25 - 8:35 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:35 - 8:45 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:45 - 8:58 am
H. E. Dr. Ramon Villeda Morales
Ambassador of Honduras
Hon, John F. Simmons
8:58 - 9:00 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:00 - 10:46 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon, Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. Philip Young
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Hon. Franklin G. Fleote
Hon, Wayne Grover, Archivist of the United States
Mr. Rocco C. Siciliano, Assistant Secretary of Labor
Mrs. Aryness Joy Wickens, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon, Amos J. Peaslee
Hon. Howard Pyle
(continued)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1957
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9:00 - 10:46 am
CABINET MEETING (continued):
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon, Murray Snyder
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:46 - 10:50 am
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
10:55 - 11:25 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams (out at 11:05 )
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:25 - 11:31 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:31 - 11:33 am
Hon. Howard Pyle
11:30 - 11:52 am
The President's Committee for Traffic Safety
met with the President:
Mr. Harlow Curtice, President, General Motors
Corporation, Detroit, Michigan - Chairman
Mr. J. W. Bethea, Deputy Director
Mr. William Randolph Hearst, Jr., President
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc.
Rear Admiral H. B. Miller, Director of Public
Information, American Petroleum Institute
Mr. Charles F. McCahill, Sr., Vice President,
Cleveland News and Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
Mr. T. S, Petersen, President, Standard Oil Company
of California, San Francisco
Mrs. Homer Remsberg, President, National Home
Demonstration Council, Middletown, Maryland
Hon. Abraham Ribicoff, Governor of Connecticut
Mr. Robert R. Snodgrass, President, Atlas Auto
Finance Company, Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. Charles B. Shuman, President, American Farm
Bureau Federation, Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Harry Reed, Assistant to the Secretary-Treasurer,
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Hon. Howard Pyle
11:52 - 12:11 pm
(Mr. John McCone)
OFF THE RECORD
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1957
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12:11 - 12:21 pm
Christopher Del Sesto
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:25 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:55 pm
The President returned to the office,
2:00 - 2:03 pm
Hon, Philip Young
2:15 - 2:20 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:39 - 2:50 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1957
8:12 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:54 - 9:32 am
(Mr. Henry Luce)
OFF THE RECORD
9:35 - 11:08 am
(Hon. Emmet Hughes)
11:08 - 11:11 am
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
11:11 - 11:25 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
11:25 - 11:30 am
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and three children
11:30 - 11:34 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
Hon. I. Jack Martin
11:35 - 12:00 Noon
Mr. Robert Woodruff
12:00 Noon
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
JANUARY 20, 1957, SUNDAY
8:54 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower, departed the
White House and motored to the National Presbyterian
Church.
8:57 am
Arrived at the National Presbyterian Church, where
they attended the 9:00 A. M. Services.
10:00 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Vice President
and Mrs. Nixon, Julia and Patricia Nixon, Major and
Mrs. John Eisenhower, were escorted to the front
entrance of the Church by Dr. Edward L. R. Elson
and Dr. John J. Rice. Photographs were taken.
10:02 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower and party
departed the Church and motored to the White House.
10:06 am
Arrived at the White House. The President and
Mrs. Eisenhower, and Major John Eisenhower and
Mrs. John Eisenhower, ascended to the family quarters
on the second floor, while the Vice President and his
family reparied to the East Room.
10:25 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower entered the
East Room of the White House.
10:26 am
The Vice President was sworn in by Senator William
Knowland. Mr. Frank Sanderson held the family Bible.
10:28 am
The President took his Oath of Office with Chief Justice
Earl Warren presiding and Mr. Frank Sanderson holding
President Eisenhower's family Bible.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies, the President was
congratulated by Chief Justice Warren and Senator
William Knowland, and the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon.
The President and Mr. Frank Sanderson walked to South
Side of East Room where the President greeted
Mrs. Frank Sanderson. The President then greeted
Captain and Mrs. E. E. Hazlett, USN, Retired
(Captain Hazlett is a very close friend of the
President when they were both living in Abilene, Kansas).
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1957
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INAUGURATION DAY
10:36 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the East
Room and proceeded to the State Dining Room, where
they mingled with their guests while refreshments were
served. Following is a list of the guests attending:
Mrs. John Sheldon Doud
Major and Mrs. John S. D. Eisenhower
and children, David, Barbara Anne, and Susan
and Mary Jean
Colonel and Mrs. George Gordon Moore, and family
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill
Miss Mamie Eisenhower Moore
Miss Ellen Doud Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eisenhower
Mr. Arthur B. Roueche (grandson of Arthur
Eisenhower)
Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Eisenhower
Mr. Earl Eisenhower, Jr.
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eisenhower, Jr.
Mr. Leroy Eakin
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Causin
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Eisenhower
Colonel and Mrs. Percy W. Thompson
Captain Joseph J. Thompson
Lt. Richard P. Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Green
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Carlson
Mrs. Alfred Intemann
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leitz
Dr. and Mrs. Eli L. Schaaf
Miss Elizabeth Schaaf
Mr. and Mrs. James Schaaf
Mrs. R. G. Schaaf
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Schaaf
Mrs. Charles Spriggs
Captain and Mrs. E. E. Hazlett
Mr. Paul Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Sanderson
Senator William Knowland
Chief Justice Earl Warren
(continued)
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1957
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INAUGURATION DAY
10:36 am
The following were those who attended the
Inaugural ceremony in the East Room of the White House
(continued):
The Vice President and Mrs. Nixon
Mrs. Frank Nixon
Misses Julia and Patricia Nixon
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nixon
Ensign Edward Nixon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan
Mr. Matthew Bender
10:50 am
The President escorted Chief Justice Warren and
Senator Knowland from the State Dining Room to the
North Portico entrance, at which point he bid them
goodbye.
11:10 am
The President and Dr. Milton Eisenhower departed the
State Dining Room and walked to the President's office.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
JANUARY 21, 1957, MONDAY
8:40 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:50 - 9:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:05 - 10:12 am
Senator Walter Jones and Mrs. Jones
(State Senator from New Jersey)
10:30 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
11:28 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived in the lobby
of the White House. Here they were greeted by the
Congressional Group, the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon,
Mr. Robert Fleming, and Mr. Mark Trice, Secretary of the
Minority Group.
11:31 am
Mrs. Elvira Doud, Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower and
their children, left the North Portico and entered their
automobile.
Mr. Robert Fleming and Mr. Mark Trice entered their
automobile for trip to the Capitol.
The Congressional group, consisting of Senator Theodore
F. Green and Congressman John McCormack, entered
their automobile.
11:33 am
The Vice President and Mrs. Nixon, escorted by
Senator John Sparkman and Congressman Joseph Martin,
went to the North Portico where they waited for the
President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and pictures were taken.
The Vice President and Mrs. Nixon, accompanied by
Speaker Joseph Martin, entered their automobile.
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Senator Styles Bridges, entered their automobile.
11:38 am
The Presidential motorcade departed the White House and
motored to the Capitol.
11:47 am
Arrived at the Capitol where they were greeted by
Mr. Gus Cook, who escorted them to Senator Styles Bridges'
office.
MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1957
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INAUGURATION CEREMONY AT THE CAPITOL
12:01 pm
The Vice President entered the Presidential platform
at the Capitol.
12:03 pm
The President entered the Presidential platform.
12:12 pm
The Vice President was administered the Oath of Office by
Senator William Knowland, while John T. Fey, Clerk of the
Supreme Court, held the Bible.
12:23 pm
The President of the United States was administered the
Oath of Office by Chief Justice Warren, while John T. Fey
held the Bible.
12:24 - 12:40 pm
Address by the President.
Following the benediction by Cardinal Mooney of Detroit,
the President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and Vice President
and Mrs. Nixon departed the Presidential platform and
proceeded to Senator Bridges office.
12:50 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and Vice President
and Mrs. Nixon, went to the Supreme Court Room for lunch.
Others at the luncheon were:
Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
Colonel and Mrs. Gordon Moore
Col. and Mrs. Percy Thompson
General and Mrs. Howard Snyder
Governor and Mrs. Thomas Dewey
Mrs. Frank Nixon
Miss Patricia Nixon
Miss Julia Nixon
Mr. and Mrs. F. Donald Nixon
Mr. Edward Nixon
Miss Gay Lynne Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dyer
Mr. Matthew Bender
Governor and Mrs. Sherman Adams
Senator and Mrs. Styles Bridges
Senator Theodore Green
Senator Margaret Chase Smith
(continued)
MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1957
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INAUGURATION CEREMONY AT THE CAPITOL
12:50 pm
Luncheon in the Supreme Court Room at the Capitol
(continued):
Senator and Mrs. John Sparkman
Speaker Sam Rayburn
Mrs. S. E. Bartley
Congressman and Mrs. John McCormack
Congressman Joseph Martin
Ambassador Claire Booth Luce
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Trice
Chief Justice and Mrs. Earl Warren
Senator and Mrs. William Knowland
Senator and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson
Hon. and Mrs. Leonard Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Folger
Miss Bertha Adkins
Mr. Walter E. Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brueninger
Mr. Larry Ritchie
Former President Herbert Hoover
1:25 pm
Luncheon concluded, the President and Mrs. Eisenhower
and the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon departed the
Supreme Court Room and went to Senator Styles Bridges'
office.
1:45 pm
Departed Senator Bridges' office and proceeded to the
automobiles, Before leaving, the President exchanged
greetings with Chief Robert Murray of the Metropolitan
Police Department. (Photographs were taken).
1:47 pm
The Presidential party departed the Capitol and motored
to the White House.
2:30 pm
Arrived at the White House. The President and Mrs.
Eisenhower and the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon,
with their families and their guests went to the
Reviewing Stand where they watched the Inaugural
Parade.
5:15 pm
At the conclusion of the Parade, the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower departed the Reviewing Stand and went to the
Mansion. Enroute, they greeted General Walter Kruger
and invited him into the Mansion,
MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1957
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INAUGURAL BALL
10:20 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower and Dr. and Mrs.
Howard McC. Snyder, departed the White House and
motored to the National Guard Armory.
10:30 pm
Arrived at the National Guard Armory. Here they were
greeted by:
Mr. "Dutch" Bergman
General W. H. Abendroth
10:32 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower entered the
Presidential Box at the National Guard Armory where
they remained until 10:50 pm.
10:50 pm
Departed the National Guard Armory and motored to
the Statler Hotel.
11.05 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Major and Mrs.
John Eisenhower, and General and Mrs. Howard McC.
Snyder, arrived at the L Street entrance of the Statler
Hotel.
11:15 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower were escorted to
the Presidential Box.
11:36 pm
Departed the Presidential Box at the Statler Hotel
and went out the L Street entrance of the Hotel.
11:38 pm
Departed the Statler Hotel and motored to the
Mayflower Hotel.
11:41 pm
Arrived at the Mayflower Hotel.
11:53 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower greeted
Mr. Frank Leahy, former football coach of Notre Dame
Mr. Lawrence Welk, orchestra leader.
11:55 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower greeted
Alice Lon, singer
William Lundigan, actor (who was master of ceremonies
at the Mayflower)
MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1957
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INAUGURAL BALL
11:59 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
Mayflower Hotel and motored to the Sheraton Park Hotel.
12:07 am
Arrived at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
(Jan. 22nd)
12:35 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
General Howard McC. Snyder, departed the Sheraton
Park Hotel and motored to the White House.
12:45 am
Arrived at the White House.
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THE PRESIDENT's APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1957
8:50 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:55 - 8:58 am
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
(The President signed Economic Report)
9:40 - 9:56 am
The following members of the Republican National Committee
met with the President:
Mr. Ralph H. Bonnell, Massachusetts
Mr. Harry Darby, Kansas
Mrs. Edna Basten Donald, Nebraska
Mrs. Cecil M. Harden, Indiana
Mr. Albert K. Mitchell, New Mexico
Mrs. Stanley D. Pace, Kentucky
Mr. Don C. Pierson, Iowa
Mrs. Neal Tourtellotte, Washington
10:00 - 10:16 am
Honorable George D. Clyde, Governor of Utah
Mrs. George D. Clyde and daughter
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:16 - 10:35 am
Hon. Arthur Burns
10:38 - 11:00 am
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Martin E. Griffin
Colonel and Mrs. Byron E. Pollock
Colonel and Mrs. George M. Powell
Lt. Colonel and Mrs. John A. Sheedy
Lt. Colonel Edythe Turner
Captain Lorraine Knox
Captain Carline Koger
Captain Margaret Williams
(The above are from the Staff at Fitzsimons Army
Hospital in Denver who attended the President when
he was recuperating from his attack in 1955).
11:23 - 11:28 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
12:00 - 12:10 pm
Mr. Emmet Hughes
12:10 pm
The President departed the office and went to the swimming pool.
1:00 pm
Departed the swimming pool and went to the Mansion for
lunch.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1957
7:35 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:26 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:30 - 9:45 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. William Knowland
Hon. Styles Bridges
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall
Hon. Everett Dirksen
Hon. Joseph Martin
Hon. Charles Halleck
Hon. Leslie Arends
Hon. Leo Allen
Hon. Wilber M. Brucker
Mr. Hugh M. Milton, Assistant Secretary of the Army
for Manpower and Reserve Forces
Mr. Robert Merriam, Bureau of the Budget
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Murray Snyder
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:45 - 9:51 am
Senator Styles Bridges
Hon. I. Jack Martin
9:51 - 10:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:00 - 10:52 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles (out at 10:35 am)
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, Murray Snyder
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bryce Harlow
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1957
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11:18 - 11:28 am
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Murray Snyder
11:30 - 12:05 pm
PRESS CONFERENCE
12:08 - 12:20 pm
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:20 - 12:22 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:27 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:07 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:18 - 2:33 pm
Captain Edward L. Beach
Captain Evan P. Aurand
(Captain Aurand will be the President's Naval
Aide when Captain Beach resigns from this position)
2:45 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
4:15 pm
The President went to the swimming pool.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:15 - 8:33 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:33 - 8:47 am
The Honorable John Lodge
Ambassador to Spain
8:47 - 9:00 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
9:00 - 11:00 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Amos J. Peaslee
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Hon. Alan T. Waterman
Hon. Samuel B. Clements
Hon. Reuben Robertson
General Thomas B. White, for the Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Mr. Clifford Furnas, Assistant Secretary of Defense
Dr. Herbert Scoville (on the President's Science
Advisory Committee)
Hon. A. R. Jones, Deputy Director, Bureau of the
Budget
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:00 - 11:05 am
General Edwin Clark
11:17 - 11:35 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1957
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11:35 - 11:38 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:38 - 11:42 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:44 - 11:47 am
Hon. Murray Snyder
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:15 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:20 - 2:27 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:45 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
9:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a
Reception for the Diplomatic Corps and
State Department Officials.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957
8:32 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:32 - 8:47 am
Mr. Sid Richardson
9:02 - 9:28 am
Hon. Christian A. Herter
9:29 - 10:04 am
Hon. Allen Dulles
Dr. Herbert Scoville, Jr.
Mr. Arthur C. Lundahl
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:08 - 10:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
10:30 - 10:37 am
General Andrew J, Goodpaster
10:35 - 10:38 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:38 - 10:48 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Kevin McCann
10:48 - 10:51 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
10:51 - 10:55 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:55 - 11:00 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:20 am
The President, accompanied by General Alfred Gruenther
and Mr. George Allen, departed the White House and motored
to the Gettysburg Farm.
1:15 pm
Arrived at the Gettysburg Farm.
1:00 pm
LUNCH
1:45 - 2:00 pm
The President, General Alfred Gruenther, and Mr. George
Allen made an inspection of the Farm.
(Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. Elvira Doud departed the White
House with Sgt. Leonard Dry driving and motored to the
Farm, arriving there at 2:20 pm).
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957
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2:45 pm
The President, General Alfred Gruenther, and
Mr. George Allen departed the Gettysburg Farm and
motored to Camp David, Maryland.
3:21 pm
Arrived at Camp David, Maryland.
(No further activity this date.)
GETTYSBURG, PA.
and
CAMP DAVID, MD.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
JANUARY, 26, 1957 - SATURDAY
10:58 am
The President, General Alfred Gruenther, and
Mr. George Allen departed Camp David and motored
to the Gettysburg Farm.
11:30 am
Arrived at the Gettysburg Farm.
12:02 pm
The President, General Alfred Gruenther, and
Mr. George Allen departed the Farm and went to
Mr. George Allen's farm.
12:11 pm
Departed Mr. George Allen's Farm and motored
to Camp David.
12:47 pm
Arrived at Camp David, Maryland.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1957
3:08 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed Camp
David and motored to the White House.
4:59 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1957
8:10 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:28 - 8:31 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:31 - 8:34 am
Hon. Murray Snyder
8:34 - 8:44 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
8:50 - 9:08 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:30 - 10:05 am
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
(Came to say goodbye to the President)
10:05 - 10:24 am
Mr. Thad Hutcheson
(Candidate for Senator from Texas)
Hon. Bruce Alger
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:30 - 10:51 am
Senator Ralph E. Flanders
Senator John J. Sparkman
Mr. Brook Hayes
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:51 - 11:00 am
Mr. Gib Crockett
Mr. Jim Berryman
(Cartoonists)
11:01 - 11:28 am
(Congressman Thomas B. Curtis,
)
OFF THE RECORD
( Missouri
)
(Hon. Herbert Brownell
)
(Hon. Sherman Adams
)
11:28 - 11:55 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell
11:55 - 12:10 pm
(Hon, Harold Stassen)
OFF THE RECORD
12:11 - 12:24 pm
(Mr. Robert Biggers, )
OFF THE RECORD
Chrysler Corporation )
12:50 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1957
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2:25 pm
The President returned to the office .
2:25 - 2:27 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:32 - 3:43 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:40 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957
8:07 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:08 - 8:12 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:30 - 9:45 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Senator Everett Dirksen
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam, Bureau of the Budget
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Marvin McLain
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Homer Gruenther
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:45 - 9:52 am
Senator Styles Bridges
9:52 - 9:56 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:56 - 10:03 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:08 - 10:17 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:23 - 10:28 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957
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10:28 - 10:35 am
Hon. Delmar H. Nucker
U. S. High Commissioner of the Trust Territory
of the Pacific Islands
Hon. Jack Anderson
10:35 10:40 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:48 11:16 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
11:16 11:32 am
The following representatives of Junior Achievement
of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, called on the
President and made a token presentation in connection
with National Junior Achievement Week:
Mr. William F. Kinderwater
Executive Director
Mr. Robert Difley
Mr. Charles Gaston
Miss Edwina Hill
Mr. J. A. Vitales
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
(The above group presented the President with
an electric saw)
11:40 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
12:15 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
directly to the U. S. Capitol where he attended a
luncheon given by Senator Styles Bridges in the
Senate Appropriations Committee Room.
12:22 pm
Arrived at the Capitol. Here the President was
greeted by:
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Everett Dirksen
12:30 pm
LUNCHEON
(The luncheon was attended by all Republican
Senators except Senators Capehart, Carlson,
Goldwater, McCarthy, Payne and Schoeppel)
(See next page for additional guests at luncheon)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957
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12:30 pm
The following also attended the Luncheon at the
Capitol:
Mr. Thad Hutcheson
Republican nominee for Senator, Texas
Mr. Mark Trice, Secretary to the Minority
Mr. Lloyd Jones, Staff Director, Conference
Minority of the Senate
Mr. William T. Reed, Assistant to the Minority
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
1:30 pm
Luncheon concluded, the President departed the
Capitol, accompanied by Hon. Wilton B. Persons,
and motored to the White House.
1:36 pm
Arrived at the White House
1:37 pm
The President arrived in the office.
1:47 - 2:25 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
2:03 - 2:25 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Joined General Persons in the President's office)
2:25 - 3:52 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Mr. William Rountree
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:52 - 4:00 pm
Hon. Marion Folsom
Dr. Herold C. Hunt
(Dr. Hunt called on the President before leaving
his post in the Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare).
4:00 - 4:30 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
4:10 - 4:15 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
8:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a Dinner
for the Chief Justice and members of the Supreme
Court.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957
8:06 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:07 - 8:13 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:08 - 8:28 am
Hon, Sherman Adams
8:30 - 8:32 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:33 - 8:48 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. James Lay
8:58 - 9:21 am
Mr. Allan B. Kline
Member, International Development Advisory Board
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:30 - 9:38 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:50 - 9:55 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:59 - 10:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
(Pre-Press Conference briefing)
10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:00 - 11:08 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Colonel Robert L. Schulz (out at 11:04 am)
11:10 - 11:16 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
11:40 am
The President departed the White House and motored to
MATS Terminal to greet His Majesty Saud ibn al-Aziz
Al-Saud, King of Saudi Arabia. He was accompanied by:
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain Edward L. Beach
Colonel Robert L. Schulz
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957
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11:51 am
The President arrived at MATS Terminal.
12:00 Noon
His Majesty Saud ibn al-Aziz Al-Saud
arrived at MATS Terminal aboard the Columbine
and was greeted by the President.
King Saud greeted the President then presented
the members of his party to the President.
The President presented to the King the
U. S. Reception Committee.
King Saud and the President inspect the Honor Guard.
The President delivered a short speech welcoming
King Saud to this Country.
Mr. Robert E. McLaughlin, President of the
Board of Commissioners of the District of
Columbia, presented the Key of the City to
King Saud.
King Saud made a brief response to the President's
greeting.
12:30 pm
The President and King Saud entered their
automobile and departed MATS Terminal.
1:03 pm
Arrived at Blair House. The President entered
with King Saud.
1:13 pm
The President departed Blair House and returned
to the White House.
1:16 pm
Arrived at the White House.
1:25 pm
(LUNCH)
2:45 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:45 - 2:47 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
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3:00 - 4:00 pm
The following met with the President in his office:
His Majesty Saud ibn al-'Aziz A1-SAUD
King of Saudi Arabia
His Royal Highness Musa'id ibn 'Abd ar-Rahman
A1-SAUD
Rayal Counselor and Uncle of the King
His Royal Highness Amir Fahad ibn Saud A1-SAUD
Minister of Defense and the King's eldest son
His Excellency Shaykh Yusuf YASIN
Royal Counselor and Deputy Foreign Minister
His Excellency Khalid OAROANI (Abu Al;-WALID)
Royal Counselor
His Excellency Shaykh Muhammad Surur A1-SABBAN
Royal Counselor and Minister of Finance and
National Economy
His Excellency Jamal A1-HUSAYNI
Royal Counselor
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Hon. William Rountree
Ambassador James P. Richards
Ambassador James Wadsworth
4:00 - 5:45 pm
His Majesty Saud ibn al-'Aziz A1-SAUD
H. E. Jamal Al-Husayni (The King's Interpreter)
5:55 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
8:00 pm
The President gave a Stag Dinner in honor of
the King of Saudi Arabia. The following attended:
His Majesty The King of Saudi Arabia
Saud ibn abd al-Aziz Al-Saud
His Royal Highness Prince Muhammad ibn Saud
Al-Kabir (Cousin of the King)
His Royal Highness Prince Musaad
Chief of Royal Diwan of Complaints
His Royal Highness The Minister of Defense of Saudi
Arabia, Prince Fahd ibn Saud
His Royal Highness Prince Muhammad ibn Saud
Son of the King
His Royal Highness Prince Muhammad ibn Turki
Cousin of the King
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957
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8:00 pm
Dinner in honor of the King of Saudi Arabia (continued):
His Excellency The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia
Shaikh Abdullah Al-Khayyal
His Excellency Shaikh Usuf Yasin
Royal Counselor and Deputy Foreign Minister
His Excellency Khalid Bey Abu Al-Walid
Royal Counselor
His Excellency Shaikh Muhammad Surur
Royal Counselor and Minister of Finance
His Excellency Jamal Bey Al-Hussaini
Royal Counselor
His Excellency Azzam Pasha
Legal Advisor
His Excellency Shaikh Abdullah A1-Sadun
Tribal Leader of Mutair
General Al-Tassan
Acting Chief of Staff and Director General of
Civil Aviation
His Excellency Abd al-Munim Mustafa
Legal Advisor
His Excellency Shaikh Muhammad Ibn Dughaither
Chief of Royal Diwan (Telegraphic Bureau)
His Excellency Abdullah Balkhair
Director of General of Press, Bradcasting and
Publications
Hon. Richard T. Nixon
His Excellency The Ambassador of Syria
Dr. Farid Zeineddine
His Excellency The Ambassador of Egypt
Dr. Ahmed Hussein
His Excellency The Ambassador of Iraq
Dr. Moussa Al-Shabandar
His Excellency The Ambassador of the Hashemite
Kingdom of Jordan, Mr. Abdul Monem Rifi'i
His Excellency The Ambassador of Libya,
Mr. Suleiman Jerbi
His Excellency The Ambassador of Lebanon
Dr. Victor A. Khouri
His Excellency The Ambassador of the Republic of
the Sudan, Dr. Ibrahim Anis
His Excellency The Ambassador of Morocco
Dr. L-Mehdi Ben Aboud
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957
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8:00 pm
Dinner in honor of the King of Saudi Arabia (continued)
His Excellency The Ambassador of Tunisia,
Mongi Slim
Hon. Joseph Martin
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Senator Theodore F. Green
Senator Alexander Wiley
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson
Representative Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
Representative Thomas S. Gordon
Honorable Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Honorable Allen W. Dulles
Honorable John B. Hollister
The Charge d"Affaires of Yemen, Ahmad Zabarah
Honorable George Wadsworth, U. S. Ambassador to
Saudi Arabia
Honorable Walter F. George
Honorable James P. Richards
Mr. Stephen D. Bechtel
President and Chairman of the Board, The
Betchel Company, San Francisco, California
Mr. Fred A. Davies
Chairman of the Board, ARAMCO, N. Y. City
Mr. William T. Faricy
President, American Association of Railroads, DC
Mr. Ralph G. Follis
Chairman of the Board, Standard Oil Company,
San Francisco, California
Mr. B. Brewster Jennings
Chairman of the Board, Socony Mobil Oil Company,
New York City
Mr. William L. Kleitz
President, Guaranty Trust Company, New York
Mr. Augustus C. Long
Chairman of the Board, The Texas Company,
New York City
Honorable John J. McCloy
Chairman of the Board, Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York City
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957
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8:00 pm
Dinner in honor of the King of Saudi Arabia (continued)
Mr. Harry W. Morrison
President, Morrison-Knudsen Company,
Boise, Idaho
Mr. Warren L. Pierson
Chairman of the Board, Trans World Airlines,
New York City
Mr. Monroe J. Rathbone
President Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Mr. Howard C. Sheperd
Chairman of the Board, The First National City
Bank of New York, New York City
Mr. Victor Purse
Assistant Chief of Protocol
Brig. General Dale O. Smith
Military Aide to the King
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1957
8:03 am
The President arrived in the office with Colonel
Robert L. Schulz.
8:10 - 8:15 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:26 - 8:28 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:30 - 10:27 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon, George M. Humphrey
Hon. Amos J. Peaslee
Hon. Percival F. Brundage
Hon. JohN B. Hollister
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Hon. Arleigh Burke
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Shrman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence B. Randall
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon, A. R. Jones
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon, Robert Bowie
10:28 - 10:30 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:01 - 11:05 am
The President presented the Big Brother Award to
Mr. Danny Kaye. Those who attended the ceremony
in the Conference Room were:
Mrs. Danny Kaye
Mr. Charles G. Berwind
Judge William A. Berry
Mr. Wills T. Engle
Mr. Robert Forest
Mr. Felix Gentile
Mr. Waldo E. Hardell
(continued)
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1957
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11:01 - 11:05 am
The President presented the Big Brother Award to
Mr. Danny Kaye. Those attending (list continued from
previous page):
Hon. Thomas C. Hennings
Mr. H. Struve Hensel
Mr. Philip Klein
Mr. Milton Kronheim
Mr. Benjamin Ledsky
Mr. George O. Ludcke, Jr.
Mr. William McNabb
Mr. John Merritt
Mr. Nicholas C. Mueller
Mr. George Miller
Mr. Herbert Myerberg
Mr. G. Ruhland Rebmann, Jr.
Mr. Sanford Reider
Mr. Thomas A. Rogers
Mr. Elmo Roper
Mr. Albert G. Ruben
Mr. Charles I. Schottland
Mr. Isadore M. Scott
Mr. Milton Seaman
Mr. Meredith Willson
Mr. Paul Wilson
Mr. Luther W. Youngdahl
Mr. Robert McIlwaine
11:05 - 11:14 am
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kaye
Mr. Charles G. Berwind
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
(In the President's office)
11:15 - 12:00 Noon
The following reported to the President on a study of
establishment of an Armed Forces Museum:
Mr. Allen Dean
Mr. Jeebe Halaby
General Kenyon Joyce
Mr. Nelson Rockefeller
Captain Edward L. Beach
Captain Evan P. Aurand
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:17 pm
The President returned to the office.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1957
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2:19 - 2:22 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:35 - 2:48 pm
Hon, Sherman Adams
2:58 - 3:06 pm
Hon. Howard Pyle
3:15 - 3:25 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
4:02 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
4:53 pm
Returned to the office.
5:32 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957
8:02 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:04 - 8:10 am
Captain Edward L. Beach
8:20 - 8:23 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:26 - 8:27 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:28 - 8:29 am
Hon. Bryce Harlow
8:29 - 8:46 am
The following group from the Reserve Officers
Association called on the President:
Brig. General Harold R. Duffie, AUS, Ret.
Executive Director (Washington, D. C.)
Colonel Roger L. Zeller, USAFR
National President for 1956-1957
Colonel Malcolm Hay, USAR
Vice President for Army Affairs, 1956 - -1957
Lt. Commander Bruckner Chase, USNR
Vice President for Navy Affairs, 1956-1957
Colonel E. J. Culleton, USAFR
Vice President for Air Force Affairs, 1956 - 1957
Rear Admiral Charles L. Labarge, USNR
National President for 1955-1956
Colonel Carl J. Koenig, USAR
Vice President for Army Affairs, 1955-1956
Major General Robert E. Condon, USAFR
Vice President for Air Force Affairs, 1955 - 1956
Hon. Bryce Harlow of the White House Staff
accompanied the above group
(Pictures were taken following this appointment)
8:47 - 9:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:00 - 10:20 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Herman Phleger
Hon. Randolph Burgess
Hon. Reuben Robertson
(continued)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957
Page 2
9:00 - 10:20 am
CABINET MEETING (continued from previous page)
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon, Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Felix Wormser, Department of the Interior
Hon. True D. Morse, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Arnold W. Jones
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. Philip Young
Hon, Harold Stassen
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon, I. Jack Martin
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Captain Edward L. Beach
Captain Evan Aurand
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:20 - 10:46 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell
10:46 - 10:50 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:48 - 10:54 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:53 - 11:25 am
General Lauris Norstad
Supreme Commander, Allied Powers Europe
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:25 - 11:28 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:20 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957
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1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:54 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:08 - 2:22 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:22 - 2:30 pm
Hon. Robert Anderson
2:30 - 3:08 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
2:45 - 3:08 pm
Mr. William Rountree
(Joined the Secretary of State in the President's office)
3:08 - 3:30 pm
His Majesty The King of Saudi Arabia
Saud ibn abd al-Aziz Al-Saud
(Met with his interpreter in the President's
office. Pictures were taken)
3:30 - 3:56 pm
The following met with the President in the Cabinet Room:
His Majesty Saud ibn al-'Aziz A1-SAUD,
King of Saudi Arabia
His Royal Highness Musa'id ibn 'Abd ar-Rahman Al-Saud,
Uncle of the King of Saudi Arabia, and Royal
Counselor
His Royal Highness Amir Fahad ibn Saud A1-SAUD
King's eldest son and Minister of Defense
His Excellency Shaykh Yusuf YASIN
Royal Counselor and Deputy Foreign Minister
His Excellency Khalid OAROANI (Abu A1-WALID)
Royal Counselor
His Excellency Shaykh Muhammad Surur Al-Sabban
Royal Counselor and Minister of Finance and
National Economy
His Excellency Jamal A1-HUSAYNI
Royal Counselor
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon, Herbert Hoover, Jr.
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. James P. Richards
Hon. William Rountree
Mr. William A. Staltzfus, Recorder from State Depart-
ment
3:57 - 4:15 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian Herter
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957
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5:05 - 5:10 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
5:15 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
7:50 pm
The President departed the White House and
motored to the Mayflower Hotel to attend a
dinner given in his honor by the King of Saudi
Arabia.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957
AUGUSTA, GA.
8:07 am
The President, accompanied by Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
departed the White House and motored to MATS Terminal.
8:16 am
Arrived at MATS Te rminal.
Pictures were taken of the President, Secretary and
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson, at the ramp of the Columbine
before take-off time.
8:25 am
The Columbine was airborne for Augusta, Georgia.
Accompanying the President were:
Secretary and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson
General Howard McC. Snyder
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
10:26 am
Arrived at Bush Field, Augusta, Georgia. The
President was greeted by:
Major General Phillip Gallager
Commanding General, Fort Gordon, Georgia
Mr. Jerome Franklin
Mr. Clifford Roberts
(The Columbine continued on to Miami, Florida, with
Secretary and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson).
The President motored a short distance where a group
of 23 Boy Scouts of Troop 11, Harry Garrett School,
Augusta, Georgia, stood in formation with their
Scout Master, Fred Thurmond. The President
shook hands with several of them and greeted them
all. He then re-entered his automobile,
10:35 am
Departed Bush Field and motored to the Augusta
National Golf Club.
10:56 am
Arrived at the Augusta National Golf Club.
2:00 pm
The President played nine holes of golf with the following:
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Ed Dudley
3:30 pm
Completed golf game. The President returned to his
quarters at 3:47 pm.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957
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AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
7:30 pm
The President walked to the Augusta National Golf
Club Dining Room for dinner. The following joined him:
General Howard McC. Snyder
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Clifford Roberts
9:30 pm
The President returned to his quarters.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1957
9:35 - 9:45 am
The President practiced on the driving range.
9:45 - 10:05 am
The President practiced putting.
10:23 am
The President played 18 holes of golf with the following:
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Barry Leithead
Mr. Ed Dudley
1:20 pm
Completed golf game.
1:23 pm
The President and Mr. Ed Dudley walked to the Club House.
1:26 pm
Returned to his quarters.
1:30 pm
LUNCH
2:47 pm
The President departed Augusta National Golf Club and
motored to Bush Field where he boarded the Columbine
for return trip to Washington, D. C. Before departing,
he exchanged farewell wishes with the following:
Major General Phillip Gallager
Mr. Jerome Franklin
Mr. Albert Peabody
Mr. Julian Roberts
Mr. Dick Arlington
3:19 pm
The President, Mr. Douglas Casey, and members of the
President's party were airborne for Washington, D. C.,
arriving at MATS Terminal at 4:53 pm.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1957
8:22 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:23 - 8:25 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:26 - 8:48 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bryce Harlow
8:53 - 9:32 am
The following representatives of the National Guard
Association called on the President:
Major General Ronald C. Brock
Commanding General, 27th Armored Division,
and Commanding General-Designate, New York
National Guard
Major General Earle M. Jones
The Adjutant General of California and present
Chairman and General Staff Committee on
National Guard Policy, Department of the Army
Major General Milton A. Reckord
The Adjutant General of Maryland
Major General Edward D. Sirois
until recently Commanding General, 26th Infantry
Division, and Chairman of the General Staff
Committee on National Guard Policy,
Department of the Army
The following members of the White House Staff
accompanied the above group:
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:32 - 9:44 am
The following met with the President re the Highway
Program:
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. John A. Volpe
Hon. Bertram D. Tallamy
Hon. Louis S. Rothschild
9:48 - 10:07 am
Hon. Raymond A. Hare, Ambassador to Egypt
(Called on the President prior to his return to
Cairo about February 8th)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1957
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10:06 - 10:34 am
Senator Barry Goldwater
(Saw the President re labor problem -
minimum wage)
10:34 - 10:46 am
Hon. Douglas MacArthur, 2nd
(Called on the President prior to his
departure for his post in Japan)
10:46 - 11:02 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:30 - 11:32 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:14 - 12:24 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:30 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. Meyer Kestnbaum,
departed the White House and motored to the Shoreham
Hotel to attend a luncheon given by the Citizens Committee
for the Hoover Report.
12:37 pm
Arrived at the Shoreham Hotel. Here the President
was greeted by:
Mr. Gardner Moore
Manager of the Shoreham Hotel
Mr. Clarence Francis
Chairman of the Citizens Committee for
the Hoover Report
12:45 pm
Arrived in the Terrace Room where the luncheon
was held.
Luncheon completed, Mr. Clarence Francis introduced
Hon. Arthur Flemming, who spoke briefly.
Mr. Clarence Francis introduced the President.
The President presented an award to Hon. Herbert
Hoover, Sr., in recognition of his work on the
Hoover Commission.
1:59 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. Meyer Kestnbaum,
departed the Shoreham Hotel and motored to the White House.
2:07 pm
Arrived at the White House. The President went to
his office.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1957
Page 3
2:35 - 2:39 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:50 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
4:35 pm
The President returned to the office.
4:40 - 4:44 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:54 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
8:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a dinner
in honor of the Vice President and members of
the Cabinet.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1957
8:15 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:16 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:25 - 8:30 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:30 - 9:48 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Everett Dirksen
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon, Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon, Edward McCabe
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:04 - 10:16 am
Hon, Robert Cutler
Hon. James Lay
10:25 - 10:30 am
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Harold McClellan
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1957
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10:30 - 10:54 am
The following representatives of the American
Retail Federation called on the President:
Mr. Rowland Jones, Jr., President,
American Retail Federation
Mr. Lincoln Griese, Vice President
The May Company, Akron, Ohio
Mr. Sam R. Heller, Treasurer
A. L. Duckwall Stores Company, Abilene, Kansas
Mr. David W. Herrmann, Executive Vice President,
Melville Shoe Corporation, New York, N. Y.
Mr. John E. Means, Managing Director, Pennsylvania
Retailers' Association, Inc., and Chairman
National Conference of State Retail Association,
American Retail Federation, Lancaster, Pa.
Mr. Russell R. Mueller, Managing Director,
National Retail Hardware Association,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Mr. Arthur J. Packard, Former President,
American Hotel Association, Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Harold McClellan
10:54 - 11:01 am
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
11:01 - 11:36 am
His Royal Highness Amir Abdul Ilah
The Crown Prince Iraq
H. E. Dr. Mousa Al-Shabandar
The Ambassador of Iraq
Hon. William Rountree
Mr. Wiley Buchanan (for introduction only)
11:48 11:50 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:55 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion,
1:00 pm
The President entertained the following group at
Luncheon in connection with the Crusade for Freedom:
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Walter Williams
Hon, Allen W. Dulles
(continued)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1957
Page 3
1:00 pm
Crusade for Freedom Luncheon (continued):
Hon. Robert Cutler
General Andrew J. Goodpaster, Jr.
Mr. James M. Lambie, Jr.
Mr. William M. Allen
President, Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle, Washington
Mr. Himes H. Baker
President, Humble Oil and Refining Company
Houston, Texas
Mr. Harold Boeschenstein
President, Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation
Toledo, Ohio
Mr. Kenyon C. Bolton
Cleveland Airways, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio
Mr. Howard Bruce
Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank and Trust Co.
Baltimore, Maryland
Mr. Paul F. Clark
President, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Boston, Massachusetts
Mr. L. L. Colbert
President, Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, Mich.
Lt. General Willis D. Crittenberger
President, Free Europe Committee, Inc.
New York, New York
Mr. Harlow H. Curtice, General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Hon. Charles E. Daniel
Chairman, Daniel Construction Company
Greenville, South Carolina
Mr. Edward A. Darr
President, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Mr. Charles H. Diefendorf
Chairman of the Executive Committee
The Marine Trust Company of Western New York
Buffalo, New York
Mr. Leston Faneuf
President, Bell Aircraft Corporation
Buffalo, New York
Hon. James A. Farley
Chairman of the Board, The Coca-Cola Export
Corporation, New York, N. Y.
(continued)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1957
Page 4
1:00 pm
Crusade for Freedom Luncheon (continued):
Mr. Harvey S. Firestone, Jr.
Chairman, The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Hon. Joseph C. Grew
Chairman, Free Europe Committee
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Eugene Holman
(Chairman of the Board of Crusade)
Chairman of the Board, Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey, New York, N. Y.
Mr. John Holmes
Chairman of the Board, Swift & Company
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Preston Hotchkis
Executive Vice President, Fred H. Bixby Ranch Co.
Los Angeles, California
Mr. T. V. Houser
Chairman of the Board, Sears Roebuck & Company
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Clark Hungerford
President, St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co.
St. Louis, Missouri
Mr. Eric Johnston
President, Motion Picture Association of America,
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Devereux C. Josephs
Chairman of the Board, New York Life Insurance Co.
New York, N. Y.
Mr. Frederick R. Kappel
President, American Telephone and Telegraph Co.
New York, N. Y.
Mr. Carl H. Kindl
Vice President, General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Mr. Augustus C. Long
Chairman of the Board, The Texas Company
New York, N. Y.
Mr. Thomas B. McCabe
President, Scott Paper Company
Chester, Pennsylvania
Mr. Neil McElroy
President, The Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
(continued)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1957
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1:00 pm
Crusade for Freedom Luncheon (continued):
Mr. Paul B. McKee
Pacific Power and Light Company
Portland, Oregon
Mr. Cecil Morgan
Assistant to the Chairman, Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey, New York, N. Y.
Mr. Charles G. Mortimer
President, General Foods Corporation
White Plains, New York
Mr. Herschel D. Newsom
Master, The National Grange
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Arthur W. Page
Director, American Telephone and Telegraph Co.
New York, N. Y.
Mr. John M. Patterson
Executive Vice President, Crusade for Freedom,
New York, N. Y.
Mr. Thomas F. Patton
President, Re public Steel Corporation
Cleveland, Ohio
Mr. T. S. Petersen
President, Standard Oil Company of California
San Francisco, California
Mr. Gwilym A. Price
Chairman and President
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mr. Samuel F. Pryor, Jr.
Vice President, Pan American World Airways
System, New York, N. Y.
Brig. General David Sarnoff
Chairman of the Board
Radio Corporation of America, New York, N. Y.
Mr. Frank Stanton
President, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
New York, N. Y.
Mr. Herman W. Steinkraus
President, Bridgeport Brass Company
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Mr. Charles A. Thomas
President, Monsanto Chemical Company
St. Louis, Missouri
(continued)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1957
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1:00 pm
Crusade for Freedom Luncheon (continued):
Mr. Edwin L. Weisl
Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett
New York, N. Y.
Mr. Robert E. Wilson
Chairman, Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. James C. Worthy
Vice President, Sears, Roebuck & Company
Chicago, Illinois
2:33 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:33 - 3:35 pm
Hon. Harold Stassen
3:35 - 3:42 pm
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
3:42 - 3:58 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
4:59 - 5:15 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
8:50 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
to the Statler Hotel where he dropped in at the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Sesquicentennial Dinner. He was
accompanied by Hon. Sinclair Weeks.
8:54 pm
Arrived at the Statler. Here the President was greeted by:
Mr. Herbert Blunck, Manager of the Statler Hotel
Admiral H. Arnold Karo, Commerce Department
The President was then escorted to the Presidential Room
where he made a brief speech.
9:01 pm
Departed the Statler Hotel and motored to the White House,
accompanied by Hon. Sinclair Weeks.
9:05 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1957
8:12 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:15 - 8:28 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:30 - 8:55 am
Hon, Wilber M. Brucker
Secretary of the Army
General Maxwell B. Taylor
Chief of Staff, U. S. Army
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bryce Harlow
(Saw the President re National Guard)
8:55 - 9:15 am
Mr. Henry J. Taylor
9:56 - 10:28 am
Pre-Press Briefing
Hon, Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon, Bryce Harlow
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:03 - 11:35 am
H. E. Dr. Charles Malik
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lebanon
H. E. Dr. Victor A. Khouri
Ambassador of Lebanon
Mr. Fraser Wilkins
Director, Office of Near Eastern Affairs
11:35 - 11:38 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:40 - 11:49 am
The following members of the Water Pollution Control
Advisory Board will meet with the President:
Mr. Milton P. Adams, Executive Secretary,
Michigan Water Resources
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1957
Page 2
11:40 - 11:49 am
The following members of the Water Pollution
Control Advisory Board met with the President:
Mr. Milton P. Adams, Executive Secretary
Michigan Water Resources Commission
Dr. Daniel Bergsma, New Jersey Commissioner of
Health, Past President of the Association of
State and Territorial Health Officers
Dr. Leroy E. Burney, Surgeon General, Public
Health Service, and Chairman of the Water
Pollution Control Advisory Board
Mr. Morrison B. Cunningham, Director of Public
Works, Oklahoma City, and Past President of
the American Water Works Association
Hon. Charles H. Elston, Attorney, Cincinnati, Ohio,
and member of Congress 76th through 82nd
Congresses
Mr. William A. Galbraith, until recently Director
of the Department of Conservation and
Development, State of Washington
Mr. Fred C. Heinz, Vice President, H. J. Heinz
Company, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Director,
National Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Charles R. Hook, Chairman, Board of Directors,
ARMCO Steel Corporation
Dr. Howard P. Sawyer, Member of the New Hampshire
Board of Registration in Medicine and Leader in
the Field of Water Pollution Control in New
Hampshire
Mr. Carl D. Choemaker, Co-Founder of the National
Wildlife Federation, and Former Director of
The Oregon Fish and Game Commission
Hon. Marion Folsom, Secretary of Health, Education
and Welfare
Dr. Aims McGuinness
Dr. Mark D. Hollis
Mr. Gordon E. McCallum
11:49 - 11:51 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:51 - 11:56 am
The following members of the District of Columbia
Auditorium Commission met with the President:
Mrs. Agnes E. Meyer, Chairman
Mr. Barney Balaban, New York
Senator J. Glenn Beall, Maryland
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1957
Page 3
11:51 - 11:56 am
The following members of the District of Columbia
Auditorium Commission met with the President
(continued from previous page):
Mr. Barney Breeskin, Washington, D. C.
Congressman Joel T. Broyhill, Virginia
Hon. Robert V. Fleming, Washington, D. C.
Miss Elizabeth B. Howry, Jamestown, R. I.
Dr. George M. Johnson, Washington, D. C.
Congressman Carroll D. Kearns, Pennsylvania
Mrs. James H. Rowe, Jr., Washington, D. C.
Congressman Frank Thompson, Jr., New Jersey
Mr. George Livingston Williams, Washington, D. C.
12:05 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:40 - 1:53 pm
The President went to the Broadcast Room and
made a film for the Red Cross.
1:55 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:17 - 2:20 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:20 - 2:25 pm
Hon. Mead Alcorn
Chairman, Republican National Committee
3:00 - 3:24 pm
Hon. Franz Etzel
Vice President, European Coal and Steel Community
Hon. Louis Armand
President, French Railroad System
Hon. Francesco Giordani
President, Italian Research Council
Mr. Max Kohnstamm (Chief of Staff of this group)
Hon. Lewis Strauss
Ambassador W. Walton Butterworth, U. S. Representative
with European Coal and Steel Community
Hon. Gerard Smith
General Andrew J. Goodpaster, Jr.
Hon, Gabriel Hauge
3:40 - 3:43 pm
Hon. Murray Snyder
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1957
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3:53 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
4:28 pm
Returned to the office.
4:58 pm
The President went to the swimming pool.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957
8:05 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:25 - 8:30 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:30 - 8:43 am
General Nathan F. Twining
8:45 - 8:52 am
Hon. Mansfield T. Sprague
Assistant Secretary of Defense
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Deputy Secretary of Defense
9:00 - 11:08 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Victor Cooley, Acting Director, ODM
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon, A. R. Jones
Hon, Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Val Peterson, Federal Civil Defense
Administrator
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Mr. Ralph Spear
Hon, Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence B. Randall
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
Hon. Robert R. Bowie
11:08 - 11:18 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957
Page 2
11:20 - 11:25 am
Mr. John Hollister
11:25 - 11:36 am
The following called on the President in connection
with Boy Scout Week:
David Bamberger, New York, N. Y.
Rex LaCamp, Jr., Poteau, Oklahoma
Warren Coulter, Ogden, Utah
Robert Drury, West Palm Beach, Florida
Michael Fast, Jonesville, Michigan
Gerald M. Hickman, Longmont, Colorado
A. Ross Johnson, Fort Thomas, Kentucky
Howard Jones, Jr., Little Rock, Arkansas
Gary Meredith, Cave Junction, Oregon
W. Stephen Piper, Worcester, Mass.
Tom R. Wardell, Billings, Montana
Donald Womeldorph, Jr., Wilmington, Delaware
(The above are Scouts)
Officials in the Scout Organization:
Mr. Kenneth K. Bechtel, President, Boy Scouts
of America, San Francisco, California
Mr. George E. Allen, Member, National
Executive Board, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Daniel W. Bell, Member, National
Executive Board, Washington, D. C.
Mr. James H. Gelwicks, National Director,
Activities Service, National Council,
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Mr. Rebel L. Robertson, Associate Director,
Public Re lations, National Council,
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, Chief Scout Executive,
National Council, New Brunswick, N. J.
Mr. Leslie C. Stratton, National Director,
Public Relations, National Council,
New Brunswick, New Jersey
(The above group first met with the President in the
Conference Room, and pictures were taken. The
President then took them into his office.)
11:36 - 12:02 pm
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Jack z. Anderson
12:02 - 12:03 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957
Page 3
12:03 - 12:07 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:30 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:57 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:29 - 2:44 pm
Hon. William Taft
Ambassador to Ireland
(Hon. I. Jack Martin took the Ambassador
into the President's office and then departed).
2:44 - 3:01 pm
Hon. Edward Curtis
3:13 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
3:56 pm
The President went to the swimming pool.
9:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a reception
at the White House for the Judiciary and Military.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957
8:07 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:16 - 8:20 am
Captain Edward L. Beach
8:20 - 8:25 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:22 - 8:30 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:25 - 8:42 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:42 - 8:45 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
8:45 - 8:50 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:50 - 8:53 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:53 - 8:55 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell
8:57 - 9:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:00 - 10:02 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Mr. Herman Phleger, Legal Adviser, State Department
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon, Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred G. Aandahl, Department of the Interior
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon, Elliot Lee Richardson, HEW
Hon. A. R. Jones, Deputy Director, Bureau of the
Budget
Hon. Victor Cooley, Acting Director, ODM
Hon. Philip Young
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Harold Stassen
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon, H. Meade Alcorn
(continued)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957
Page 2
9:00 - 10:02 am
CABINET MEETING (continued):
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:03 - 10:27 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. William Rountree
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 10:50 am
His Majesty Saud ibn al-Aziz A1-SAUD
King of Saudi Arabia
(With his interpreter, met with the President)
10:50 - 12:02 pm
The President and King Saud joined the following
in the Cabinet Room:
His Royal Highness Musa 'id ibn 'Abd ar-Rahman
A1-SAUD, Uncle of the King and Royal Counselor
His Royal Highness Amir Fahad ibn Saud A1-SAUD,
King's eldest son and Minister of Defense
His Excellency Shaykh Yusuf YASIN
Royal Counselor and Deputy Foreign Minister
His Excellency Khalid OAROANI (Abu- A1-WALID)
Royal Counselor
His Excellency Shaykh Muhannad Surur A1-SABBAN
Royal Counselor and Minister of Finance and
National Economy
His Excellency Jamal A1-HUSAYNI
Royal Counselor
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon, William Rountree
Hon. George Wadsworth, U. S. Ambassador to
Saudi Arabia
William A. Staltzfus, Recorder from State Department
12:02 - 12:20 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
12:20 - 12:25 pm
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957
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12:43 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to MATS Terminal for
flight to Thomasville, Georgia.
12:58 pm
Arrived at MATS Terminal.
1:15 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower were airborne
for Spence Air Force Base at Moultrie, Georgia.
The following accompanied them:
Mrs. Elvira Doud
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Mr. Jock Whitney
Mr. William Robinson
General Howard McC. Snyder
Mrs. Ann Whitman
Miss Mary Caffrey
Miss Rose Wood
Sgt. John Moaney
4:15 pm
Arrived at Spence Air Force Base, Moultrie, Georgia.
The Presidential party motored to Milestone Plantation,
outside of Thomasville, Georgia.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
8:29 am
The President and Hon. George M. Humphrey
departed the house and went out to hunt.
12:40 pm
Returned to the house.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:45 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. George M.
Humphrey, General Howard McC. Snyder, and
Mr. George Allen, departed Milestone Plantation
and motored to the Jock Whitney Plantation where
they went hunting with Mr. Whitney.
6:10 pm
Concluded hunting.
6:30 pm
The President returned to his quarters at
Milestone Plantation.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
11:05 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed
Milestone Plantation with Hon. and Mrs. George
Humphrey and motored to the First Presbyterian
Church of Thomasville, Georgia. They attended
the 11:15 am services.
12:15 pm
Departed the First Presbyterian Church and motored
to Sinkolo Plantation where the President inspected
some Angus cattle. (Home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bicknell)
1:40 pm
Departed Sinkolo Plantation and returned to Milestone
Plantation.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
1:50 pm
The President, accompanied by General Howard
McC. Snyder, Hon. George M. Humphrey, and
Mr. George Allen departed the house and went
to hunt quail. The President shot 11 quail during
the afternoon.
6:12 pm
Concluded the hunt, and returned to the house,
6:25 pm
Arrived at the house.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
8:57 am
The President, accompanied by General
Howard McC. Snyder, departed the Plantation
and motored to Glen Arven Country Club.
9:04 am
Arrived at Glen Arven Country Club.
9:25 - 12:35 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with the
following:
Mr. John Walters (Glen Arven Club Pro)
Hon. James Hagerty
Mr. George Allen
12:48 pm
The President arrived at the Plantation.
2:05 pm
The President departed the Plantation to go quail
hunting with Hon. George M. Humphrey,
Mr. George Allen, General Howard McC. Snyder,
and Mr. Jock Whitney. The President shot 5 quail.
6:12 pm
Concluded hunting.
6:19 pm
The President and his party arrived back at the
Plantation.
7:50 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower had dinner
with the following:
Mrs. Elvira Doud
General Howard McC. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Humphrey
8:45 - 11:12 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Mr. George Allen
Mr. Jock Whitney
Mr. William Robinson
11:15 pm
The President returned to his quarters.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
8:40 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. George M.
Humphrey and General Howard Snyder, departed the
Humphrey Plantation and motored to Greenwood Farms
to quail hunt. Mr. Jock Whitney joined them at 9:03 am.
(At 11:45 am the President stopped hunting to
take a phone call from Secretary Dulles).
Luncheon was held at Mitchell Lodge.
3:00 pm
The President, Hon. George Humphrey, General
Howard McC. Snyder, Mr. Jock Whitney,
Mr. George Allen, and Mr. William Robinson
went for a Turkey Shoot on Greenwood Farms.
At 3:35 pm, the President shot his turkey.
4:10 pm
The President and his party returned to the overseer's
house. Mr. Edwin Komack, house overseer for
Greenwood Plantation, took a group picture with
the turkey the President shot. Following the picture,
the President shook hands with the beaters and thanked
them for their assistance.
4:50 pm
Returned to Milestone Plantation.
8:21 - 8:52 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
9:10 am
The President, accompanied by General Howard
McC. Snyder and Mr. George Allen, departed
Milestone Plantation and motored to Glen Arven
Country Club.
9:20 am
Arrived at Glen Arven Country Club.
Mr. William Robinson and Mr. Jock Whitney joined
them.
9:35 - 12:32 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with the
following:
Mr. Jock Whitney
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. George Allen
(Prior to the golf game, Mr. Thomas Craven took
pictures of the President and Mr. Jock Whitney
for use of USIA).
At the tenth hole, the President met the following
members of the Valdosta, Georgia, State College:
Raymond Wilson
Denson Wood
Thelma Bruce
Marsha Paulk
Lucy Henderson
Elizabeth Waltman
Upon completion of golf game, the President posed
with the above students for pictures. Mr. Wilson
presented the President with a ticket for the college's
homecoming dance.
12:43 pm
The President and his party returned to the Plantation,
arriving at 12:52 pm.
2:47 pm
The President, accompanied by General Howard Snyder,
Mr. George Allen, and Hon. George Humphrey, motored
to the Swift Farms and went quail hunting. At 3:00 pm
Mr. Jock Whitney joined the party.
6:29 pm
Departed the Swift Farms and returned to the Plantation.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1957
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8:10 pm
The following had dinner with the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower:
Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey
General Howard Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Jock Whitney
9:22 - 11:15 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Mr. Jock Whitney
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957
7:54 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. and Mrs.
George M. Humphrey and General Howard Snyder,
departed the Plantation and motored to Spring Hill
Plantation,
8:08 am
Arrived at Spring Hill Plantation, owned by
Mr. and Mrs. R. Perkins, who greeted them upon
arrival.
8:30 am
The President and his party motored to the
site of the Turkey Shoot.
9:00 am
Turkey Shoot over, the President, Hon. George Humphrey,
Mr. George Allen and General Howard McC. Snyder
had coffee with Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. A group picture
was taken on the front steps of the Perkins' home before
the President departed.
10:12 am
Departed the Perkins' Plantation and returned to the
Milestone Plantation.
3:35 - 7:42 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
8:05 - 8:47 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower had dinner with
Mrs. Elvira Doud
General Howard McC. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Hon. and Mrs. George Humphrey
Mr. William Robinson
8:47 - 10:25 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
10:35 - 11:07 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge
11:35 - 12:20 am
General Howard McC. Snyder and Dr. Frank Miller
were with the President in his cottage.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
7:25 am
General Howard McC. Snyder and
Dr. Frank Miller enter the President's cottage.
7:55 - 9:17 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge
As Secretary Dulles and Ambassador Lodge departed
the Plantation with the President, still and newsreel
pictures were taken. The President accompanied the
above to the Spence Air Force Base where Secretary
Dulles and Ambassador Lodge boarded the plane for
return trip to Washington.
4:00 - 6:57 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
7:32 pm
The following had dinner with the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower:
Hon. and Mrs. George Humphrey
Mr. George Allen and Mrs. Allen
Mrs. Elvira Doud
Mr. William Robinson
General Howard McC. Snyder
8:45 - 11:02 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
11:55 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. George M.
Humphrey and General Howard McC. Snyder,
departed the Plantation and motored to Holly Hill
Plantation, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Royal Firman, Jr.,
arriving there at 12:05 pm.
1:03 pm
Departed Holly Hill Plantation. The President and
Mr. George Allen toured Milestone Plantation.
1:53 pm
Returned to quarters. The President played bridge
with
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
7:40 - 9:05 pm
Dinner in the Main House.
9:10 - 11:50 pm
The President played bridge with
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Slater
Hon. George M. Humphrey
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1957
2:47 pm
The President played bridge with the following:
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Slater
Hon. George M. Humphrey
7:18 - 8:34 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower had dinner
with the following:
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Mr. William Slater
After dinner, the President played bridge with
Mr. William Slater
Mr. George Allen
Hon. George M. Humphrey
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1957
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
10:40 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed
Milestone Plantation and motored to the Spence
Air Force Base to board the Columbine for
Washington, D. C.
11:35 am
The Columbine was airborne for Washington, D. C.
Those accompanying the President and Mrs. Eisenhower
were:
Mrs. Elvira Doud
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. and Mrs. James Hagerty
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Mr. William Slater
Mrs. Ann Whitman
Miss Mary Caffrey
Sgt. and Mrs. Moaney
2:13 pm
The President and his party arrived at MATS Terminal.
2:41 pm
The President arrived in the office at the White House.
2:43 - 2:50 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:50 - 2:52 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:15 - 4:30 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
3:25 - 4:30 pm
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
(Joined Secretary Dulles)
3:39 - 4:30 pm
Hon. Robert Hill (Joined Secretary Dulles)
4:18 - 4:30 pm
Hon. Bryce Harlow (Joined Secretary Dulles)
4:42 - 4:44 pm
Mr. William J. Barba
5:12 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:11 - 8:13 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. James Hagerty
8:27 - 8:30 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
8:30 - 11:02 am
BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Alexander Wiley
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Richard B. Russell
Senator Carl Hayden
Senator Theodore F. Green
Senator Mike Mansfield
Senator Lyndon Johnson
Senator Thomas C. Hennings, Jr.
Senator J. W. Fulbright
Congressman Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
Congressman John Taber
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman John M. Vorys
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Robert B. Chiperfield
Congressman Carl Albert
Congressman Sam Rayburn
Congressman Thomas S. Gordon
Congressman Carl Vinson
Congressman Clarence Cannon
Congressman John W. McCormack
Congressman Thomas E. Morgan
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Robert C. Hill
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon, James Hagerty
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1957
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11:02 - 11:11 am
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson
11:11 - 11:20 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. James Hagerty
11:17 - 11:20 am
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (Joined Secretary Dulles)
11:20 - 11:22 am
Hon. John M. Allison
(Called on the President prior to his departure
for his new post as Ambassador to Indonesia)
11:25 - 11:45 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:49 - 11:53 am
Hon. James Hagerty
11:53 - 12:00 noon
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:05 pm
The President returned to the office - then went to the
Cabinet Room to work. His office was being prepared
for the TV Broadcast at 9:00 pm.
2:30 - 2:36 pm
Hon. Arthur E. Summerfield was sworn in for his
second term as Postmaster General. Ceremony
was held in the Conference Room.
4:03 - 4:36 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
5:40 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
9:00 - 9:30 pm
The President made a nation-wide broadcast over TV
and radio, reporting on the Mid East situation.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1957
8:40 am
The President arrived in the office with Colonel Schulz.
8:45 - 8:57 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:00 - 11:12 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Reuben Robertson, Jr.
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. David W. Kendall
Hon, Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. D. A. Fitzgerald, Acting Director, International
Cooperation Administration
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover
Hon. J. Walter Yeagley, Chairman, Interdepartmental
Committee on Internal Security
Hon. Tracy S. Voorhees
Hon. Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.,
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
11:12 - 11:18 am
Hon. Arthur Larson
11:18 - 11:52 am
Hon. John Hay Whitney
Ambassador to Great Britain
11:52 - 11:56 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:56 - 12:01 pm
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
12:01 - 12:10 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1957
Page 2
12:10 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:05 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:20 - 2:44 pm
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
2:44 - 2:52 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:54 - 3:08 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:28 - 3:37 pm
Hon, James Hagerty
3:37 - 3:38 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:37 - 4:00 pm
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
4:12 pm
The President departed the office and went to
Walter Reed Hospital for x-rays.
5:15 pm
The President returned to the office,
5:25 pm
Departed the office and went to the Mansion,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1957
9:17 am
The President arrived in the office.
9:18 - 9:24 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:20 - 9:35 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James Hagerty
9:27 - 10:25 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:17 - 11:18 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:25 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1957
8:50 am
The President arrived in the office.
9:13 - 9:24 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:24 - 9:30 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:31 - 9:40 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:40 - 9:47
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:45 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1957
NO ACTIVITY THIS DATE.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1957
8:35 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:36 - 8:46 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:47 - 8:56 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
8:56 - 9:00 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:00 - 9:05 am
(Mr. Lessing Rosenwald)
OFF THE RECORD
(President, American Council of Judiasm)
9:45 - 9:50 am
The President presented the Guggenheim International
Award to Mr. Ben Nicholsom. Those who accompanied
Mr. Nicholson were:
Mr. Harry F. Guggenheim
Mr. James Johnson Sweeney
10:04 - 10:48 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. C. Burke Elbrick
11:12 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty,
departed the White House and motored to the Health,
Education and Welfare Building.
11:19 am
Arrived at the Health, Education and Welfare Building.
Here the President was greeted by:
Hon. Robert Murphy, Under Secretary of State
Hon. Arthur Larson, Director, U.S.I.A.
Hon. Abbott Washburn, Deputy Director, U. S. I. A.
Mr. Robert Button, Director, Broadcasting Services,
U. S. I. A.
The President was then escorted to the second floor where
he briefly inspected the Master Control Room. He then
proceeded to the Recording Console Master.
11:30 - 11:35 am
The President made a speech to be broadcast over the
world-wide facilities of the "Voice of America", in
observance of the 15th anniversary of "Voice of America".
Upon conclusion of the President's address, he went to
the visual exhibit and viewed several broadcasting studios
which were engaged in disseminating the President's
speech to the world.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1957
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Before departing the Health, Education, and Welfare
Building, the President greeted Mr. Raymond N. Goldstein,
a disabled veteran of the 75th Infantry Division, who is
now employed by the Voice of America as a tape editor.
11:57 am
The President departed the Health, Education, and
Welfare Building.
12:04 pm
Arrived at the White House.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
5:30 pm
(Dr. Isadore Ravdin
)
(Dr. Howard McC. Snyder )
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Robert Cutler
)
(In the Mansion)
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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1957
8:13 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:15 - 8:26 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:18 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 10:08 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Henry Talle
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Marvin McLain
Mr. Clyde Wheeler, Department of Agriculture
Mr. Robert Merriam, Bureau of the Budget
Hon. Arnold R. Jones
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon, Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:08 - 10:11 am
Hon. Jack Anderson
10:13 - 10:20 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1957
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10:20 - 10:29 am
Governor Victor E. Anderson of Nebraska
Senator Carl Curtis
Senator Roman Hruska
Mayor John Rosenblatt, Omaha, Nebraska
Hon. Jack Anderson
(Saw the President re the drought situation)
10:29 - 10:30 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 11:38 am
H. E. Guy Mollet, President of the Council of Ministers
of the French Republic (Prime Minister)
11:38 - 12:02 pm
H. E. Guy Mollet, President of the Council of Ministers
of the French Repub,lic
H. E. Christian Pineau
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the French Republic
H. E. The Ambassador of the French Republic
Herve Alphand
H. E. Louis Joxe
Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. Herman Phleger
Mr. William Rountree
Colonel Vernon Walters (interpreter)
12:04 - 12:06 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:08 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
The President gave a luncheon in honor of Prime Minister
Guy Mollet. The following attended:
The President
H. E. Guy Mollet
President of the Council of Ministers of the
French Republic
H. E. Christian Pineau
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the French Republic
H. E. The Ambassador of the French Republic
Herve Alphand
H. E. Louis Joxe
Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Georges Briand
Director of the Prime Minister's Cabinet
(continued)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1957
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1:00 pm
Luncheon in honor of Prime Minister Guy Mollet (continued):
Hon. Jean Daridan
Director General of Political Affairs of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hon. Philippe Huet
Director of Cabinet of the Ministry of Finance
Hon. Pierre Baraduc
Director of Press and Information Service
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Lt. General Marie Jean Leon Piatte
French Representative on the NATO Standing Group
Hon. Charles Lucet
Minister, Embassy of the French Republic
Hon. Emile Noel
Chief of the Prime Minister's Cabinet
Hon. Paul Parpais
Special Assistant, Prime Minister's Staff
Hon. Jacques Vimont
Minister, Embassy of the French Republic
Mr. Jean Beliard
Deputy Director of Press and Information Service
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Christian Herter
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett M. Dirksen
Hon. Walter F. George
Hon. Sherman Adams
Congressman Leslie C. Arends
Congressman John M. Vorys
Congressman Thomas E. Morgan
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Robert D. Murphy
Hon. C. Douglas Dillon
Hon. C. Burke Elbrick
Hon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Tracy Voorhees
Mr. William R. Tyler
Mr. George Meany
Hon. Amory Houghton
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1957
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2:26 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:35 - 4:00 pm
The following met with the President in the Cabinet Room:
H. E. Guy Mollet, President of the Council of
Ministers of the French Republic
H. E. Christian Pineau, Minister of Foreign Affairs
H. E. Herve Alphand, Ambassador of the French Republic
H. E. Louis Joxe, Secretary General of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Georges Briand
Director of the Prime Minister's Cabinet
The Honorable Jean Daridan, Director General of
Political Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Emile Noel
Chief of the Prime Minister's Cabinet
Hon. Christian A. Herter, Under Secretary of State
Hon. Douglas Dillon, former Ambassador to France
Hon. C. Burke Elbrick, Assistant Secretary for
European Affairs
4:00 - 4:15 pm
Hon. Amory Houghton, American Ambassador-designate to
France
Hon. John Foster Dulles
4:15 - 4:17 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:17 - 4:25 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:25 - 4:59 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins (out at 4:29 pm)
5:05 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957
8:27 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:28 - 8:32 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:32 - 8:34 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:47 - 9:07 am
Major Florence Judd
(Major Judd was one of the nurses who
attended the President when he had his
operation at Walter Reed Hospital in
June of lastyear)
9:13 - 9:15 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:15 - 9:20 am
The President had his picture taken in connection with
the Federal Service Campaign for National Health
Agencies and the Federal Joint Crusade. The following
were present:
Mr. Edward F. Bartelt, Coordinator
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Walter Williams
Chairmen of the respective campaigns
9:30 - 9:59 am
(Hon. Sherman Adams
)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr. )
(Hon. Robert Anderson
)
(Hon. Arthur Flemming
)
10:09 - 10:11 am
Mr. William D. Kerr
Partner, Bacon, Whipple and Company, Chicago, Ill.
(Mr. Kerr is a personal friend of the President's)
10:11 - 10:13 am
The President and Mr. Kerr went to the Conference Room
to greet a group of Investment Bankers.
10:13 - 10:15 am
Mr. William D. Kerr
10:15 - 10:18 am
Mr. J. William Barba
10:30 - 10:48 am
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
(Came to say goodbye to the President prior to his
departure for Africa)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957
Page 2
10:55 - 11:12 am
The President greeted the following Delegates to the
1957 New York Herald Tribune Forum for High Schools.
Mr. Tomas N. De Estrada, Argentina
Miss Norma Lacerta Blum, Brazil
Mr. Jayantha Dhanapala, Ceylon
Mr. Niels Fisch-Thomsen, Denmark
Miss Nadia Hetata, Egypt
Mr. Mesfin Binega, Ethiopia
Miss Irja Lammi, Finland
Miss Catherine Orcel, France
Mr. Norbert Scholz, Germany
Miss Amelia Addae, Gold Coast
Mr. Gudjon Gudmundsson, Iceland
Mr. Padmanabh Gopinath, India
Miss Beatrice Kairupan, Indonesia
Miss Nahid Sarmad, Iran
Miss Daphne Rabinowitz, Israel
Miss Diana Bedini, Italy
Miss Yumilo Morii, Japan
Mr. Hisham Qaddumi, Jordan
Mr. Young-Koo Lee, Korea
Mr. Ziyad Husami, Lebanon
Mr. Mohamed Amine Soussane, Morocco
Mr. Boniface Offokaja, Nigeria
Miss Lucie Paus, Norway
Mr. Ameen Jan, Pakistan
Mr. Edward Dennis Normandy III, Philippines
Mr. Lim Heng Loong, Singapore
Mr. Mahgoub Obeid Taha, Sudan
Miss Chotima Danitanand, Thailand
Miss Selma Sacir, Turkey
Miss Susan Rennie, Union of South Africa
Miss Sara Chatt, United Kingdom
Mr. Pham Trong Le, Viet Nam
Miss Mirka Misic, Yugoslavia
The following accompanied the above group:
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Reid
Mrs. Theodore Waller, Forum Director
Miss Rita Taylor
Miss Mary Warner
10:53 - 10:55 am
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Reid
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957
Page 3
11:15 - 11:59 am
H. E. Guy Mollet, President of the Council of
Ministers of the French Republic (Prime Minister)
H. E. Christian Pineau, Minister of Foreign Affairs
H. E. Herve Alphand, Ambassador of the French Republic
H. E. Louis Joxe, Secretary General of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Georges Briand
Director of the Prime Minister's Cabinet
The Honorable Jean Daridan, Director General of
Political Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Emile Noel
Chief of the Prime Minister's Cabinet
The Honorable Pierre Baraduc
Director of Press and Information, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Jean Beliard
Deputy Director of Press and Information Service,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian A. Herter
Hon. Douglas Dillon
Hon. C. Burke Elbrick, Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
Hon. Amory Houghton, American Ambassador-designate
to France
(The above met with the President in the )
(Cabinet Room
)
11:59 - 12:05 pm
Prime Minister Mollet met with the President in the
President's office.
12:12 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:10 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:12 - 2:30 pm
(Mr. Wright Morrow
)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Sherman Adams )
2:30 - 2:34 pm
Hon. Percival Brundage
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957
Page 4
2:34 - 4:10 pm
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Christian Herter, Under Secretary of State
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred G. Aandahl, Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James T. O'Connell, Under Secretary of Labor
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Arnold R. Jones
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. Philip Young
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Bryce Harlow
General John Bragdon
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Franklin G. Floete
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Albert Cole
Hon. H. V. Higley
Hon. Lewis Strauss
4:15 - 4:34 pm
Hon. George M. Humphrey
4:34 - 5:25 pm
(Hon. H. Heade Alcorn )
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
(Mr. Joseph Bachelder )
(Hon. Thomas E. Stephens )
(Hon. Sherman Adams )
(Hon. Howard Pyle
)
OFF THE RECORD
(Re the Hall poll)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957
Page 5
5:30 - 5:36 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:55 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1957
8:05 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:28 am
Hon. Robert Cutler (out at 8:41 am)
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss (out at 8:37 am)
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster (out at 8:37 am)
8:42 - 8:55 am
Hon. Philip Young
8:56 - 9:25 am
Mr. Erich Ollenhauer
Head of the German Social Democratic Party
H. E. Heinz L. Krekeler
Ambassador of Germany
Mr. Fritz Heine
Public Relations Director of the Social Democratic Party
The Honorable C. Burke Elbrick
Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs
Mrs. Nora Lejins
Department of State Interpreter
9:30 - 9:45 am
H. E. Guy Mollet, President of the Council of Ministers
of the French Republic
H. E. Christian Pineau
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Hon. John Foster Dulles
9:45 - 11:35 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis Strauss
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Arthur Larson
General Nathan Twining
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Robert Cutler
(continued)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1957
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9:45 - 11:35 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued):
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
11:35 - 11:37 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:37 - 11:45 am
(Mr. Robert Fegan)
OFF THE RECORD
(Mr. Ralph Lucier)
11:47 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
12:39 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
to the Pentagon to attend a luncheon given by
Secretary of Defense, Hon. Charles E. Wilson,
in honor of Dr. Arthur Flemming and
Hon. Gordon Gray. He was accompanied by:
Hon. Wilton B. Persons (in the President's car)
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:47 pm
Arrived at the Pentagon. Here the President and his
party were greeted by Hon. Charles E. Wilson, who
escorted the President and his party to his offices on
the third floor.
The President pinned medals on Hon. Arthur Flemming
and Hon. Gordon Gray.
Mr. Mansfield D. Sprague was sworn in as Assistant
Secretary of Defense.
Mr. Robert Dechert was sworn in as General Counsel,
Department of Defense.
(Still and newsreel TV pictures were taken of
the above ceremonies)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1957
Page 3
1:00 - 1:55 pm
LUNCHEON in honor of Hon. Gordon Gray and
Hon. Arthur Flemming - at the Pentagon:
The President
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Marion V. Folsom
Hon. Charles S. Thomas
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
Hon. Garrison Norton
Hon. William B. Franke
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. James H. Douglas
Hon. Dudley C. Sharp
Hon. Lyle S. Garlock
General Maxwell D. Taylor
Admiral Arleigh A. Burke
General Nathan F. Twining
General Thomas D. White
General Randolph Pate
General V. E. Megee
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Lewis Strauss
Mr. Elmer Staats
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Victor Cooley
Hon. Philip Young
Hon. Wilber M. Brucker
Hon. Charles Finucane
Hon. George H. Roderick
Hon. Hugh M. Milton
Hon. Frank H. Higgins
(continued)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1957
Page 4
1:00 - 1:55 pm
LUNCHEON in honor of Hon. Gordon Gray and
Hon. Arthur Flemming - at the Pentagon (continued):
Vice Admiral B. L. Austin
Hon. Frank D. Newbury
Hon. Frank B. Berry
Hon. Mansfield B. Sprague
Hon. Floyd S. Bryant
Hon. Perkins McGuire
Hon, Murray Snyder
Hon. Robert Dechert
General Alonzo Fox
Brig. General H. A. Schmid
Mr. Charles Sullivan
Mr. George Wyeth
Colonel John S. Hughes
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Murray Snyder
1:59 pm
The President and his party departed the Pentagon and
motored to the White House.
2:06 pm
Arrived at the White House. The President went to his
office.
2:43 - 2:48 pm
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
2:58 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
8:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a dinner for
the Speaker of the House of Representatives,
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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1957
8:34 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:36 - 8:43 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:36 - 8:38 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
8:36 - 8:50 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:37 - 8:48 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:50 - 9:00 am
Hon. Jack Anderson
9:00 - 9:42 am
The President met with his Citizen Advisers on the
Mutual Security Program:
Mr. Benjamin F. Fairless, Coordinator
Mr. Colgate W. Darden, Jr.
Mr. Richard R. Deupree
Mr. John L. Lewis
Mr. Whitelaw Reid
Mr. Jesse W. Tapp
Mr. Jack C. Bennett
)
Commander Means Johnston, Jr.)
Staff
Mr. Howard J. Mullen
)
Mr. Donald B. Woodward
)
The following members of the White House Staff accompanied:
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. Gen. Andrew J.
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Goodpaster
Hon. Murray Snyder
9:42 - - 9:58 am
Mr. Benjamin F. Fairless
9:58 - 10:00 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:00 - 10:01 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:12 - 10:24 am
H. E. Dr. Najib-Ullah
Newly appointed Ambassador of Afganistan, to present
his credentials to the President
Hon. Wiley Buchanan
10:24 - 10:30 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Simon E. Sobeloff, the Solicitor General
FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1957
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10:30 - 11:08 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Simon E. Sobeloff
Hon. J. Lee Rankin
Hon. Herman Phleger
Hon. Edward McCabe
(Re off-shore rights)
11:08 - 11:16 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:16 - 11:27 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
11:32 - 12:12 pm
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(from 11:34 - 11:35)
12:12 - 12:20 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:35 - 12:36 pm
Mr. K. S. Adams
Chairman of the Board, Phillips Petroleum
(The President stepped out of his office to
say hello to Mr. Adams, who was here for
pictures with Mrs. Eisenhower in connection
with the National Nephrosis Foundation)
12:46 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
4:50 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
(Saw the President in the Mansion)
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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1957
8:36 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:48 - 8:49 am
(Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.)
(Judge Charles E. Whittaker, of Missouri) OFF THE RECORD
8:49 - 8:57 am
Judge Charles E. Whittaker
8:57 - 9:00 am
Hon, Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Judge Charles E. Whittaker
9:00 - 9:02 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. William Rogers
9:20 - 9:34 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:34 - 9:43 am
Hon Wilton B. Persons
9:43 - 9:55 am
(Mr. Jesus A. Villamor)
(Of the Philippines)
OFF THE RECORD
9:55 - 11:09 am
(Hon. Paul Hoffman)
OFF THE RECORD
11:09 - 11:30 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:46 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1957
NO ACTIVITY THIS DATE.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1957
8:37 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
8:45 - 8:49 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:45 - 9:04 am
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:50 - 9:05 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:05 - 9:25 am
The following members of the International
Development Advisory Board called on the
President:
Mr. Eric Johnston, Chairman
Mr. Gardner Cowles
Mr. Peter Grace
Mrs. J. R. Harris
The following accompanied the above group:
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:25 - 9:30 am
Hon. Tracy Voorhees
9:30 - 9:50 am
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
9:50 - 10:30 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Wilton B. Persons (out 9:58 am)
10:30 - 11:08 am
Hon. Winthrop Aldrich
11:09 - 11:23 am
The President greeted the following 4-H Club winners:
Achievement winners:
Miss Annie Gutierrez, Westmorland, Cal.
Daniel Davis, Cleveland, Tennessee
Leadership winners:
Miss Linda Schermerhorn, Wawaka, Indiana
Earl Davis, Goldsboro, North Carolina
Citizenship winners:
Mrs. Patricia Venable Johns on, Jefferson, Ga.
Billy O'Brien, Afton, Tennessee
(continued)
MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1957
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11:09 - 11:23 am
4-H Club group (continued):
Leaders:
Mrs. Clinton Ehrhardt, South Byron, Wisconsin
Mr. Allie Messer, Gaithersburg, Maryland
National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work:
Mr. Guy L. Noble, Director, Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Edward Foss Wilson, Donor Representative
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Quain
State Extension Representatives
Miss Edna O. Troth, Associate in 4-H Club Work
Mr. R. O. Monosmith, State 4-H Club Leader
California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Mr. C. M. Ferguson
Miss Tena Bishop, Associate Leader, 4-H Club
Mrs. Frances Clingerman
Mr. Herman Postlethwaite
White House Staff
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Mr. Wayne Hawks
11:32 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:00 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:10 - 2:27 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:30 - 4:00 pm
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Mr. Ralph J. Cordiner
Hon. Percival Brundage
Colonel Carey A. Randall
Admiral William M. Fechteler
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Brig. General H. R. Maddux
Hon. Bryce Harlow
4:00 - 4:05 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:35 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1957
8:14 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:25 - 8:37 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Colonel Robert L. Schulz (out at 8:28 am)
8:38 - 8:40 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:41 - 8:51 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:51 - 8:54 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:55 - 9:00 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 10:35 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman John Taber
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Howard Pyle
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:42 - 11:04 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson, New York (Head of Grace Lines)
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1957
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11:05 - 11:24 am
Baron Moens de Fernig, Commissioner General,
Brussels Universal and International Exposition, 1958
Mr. James Plaut, U. S. Deputy Commissioner General,
Brussels Universal and International Exposition, 1958
H. E. Baron Silvercruys, Belgium Ambassador
Hon. Isaac W. Carpenter, Jr., Assistant Secretary of
State-Controller (Dept. Coordinator for the Fair)
Hon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Chief of Protocol
Mr. John Wesley Jones, Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State for European Affairs
(Baron de Fernig presented a book of
drawings and photographs of the Fair)
11:24 - 11:34 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:34 - 11:37 am
Mr. Roemer McPhee
11:37 - 11:44 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:44 - 12:07 pm
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:13 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:15 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:20 - 2:27 pm
Hon. Howard Pyle
2:30 - 3;10 pm
(Hon. George M. Humphrey)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Percival Brundage)
(Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier)
(Hon. Albert Cole)
(Hon. Percy Rappaport Assistant Director,
Bureau of the Budget)
(Hon. Randolph Burgess, Under Secretary of
the Treasury)
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
(Hon. Gabriel Hauge)
(Hon. I. Jack Martin)
3:10 - 3:16 pm
Hon. George M. Humphrey
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1957
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3:22 - 3:50 pm
General John Bragdon
(Saw the President re West Point Memorial)
3:58 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
9:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower held
a State Reception.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1957
8:20 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:21 - 8:24 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Naval Aide to the President
8:21 - 8:45 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:45 - 8:47 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:47 - 8:49 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:49 - 8:55 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:00 - 11:05 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Victor Cooley
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. William Rogers
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover, Jr.
Hon. J. Walter Yeagley
Hon. Lewis Strauss
General Nathan F. Twining
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Walter S. Dulaney
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Amos Peaslee
Hon. Tracy Voorhees
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
Hon. Gordon Gray
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1957
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11:05 - 12:25 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. James P. Richards (out 11:32 am)
(Saw the President before departing for Middle East)
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:20 - 12:10 pm
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
(Joined the Secretary of State in the President's office)
11:35 - 11:40 am
Hon. Bryce Harlow
(Joined the Secretary of State)
11:50 - 12:10 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
(Joined the Secretary of State)
12:25 - 12:34 pm
The President went to the South Portico where he
accepted - as a gift for the Abilene Foundation -
the staff car he used during the African Campaign
of World War II. This was arranged by
Mrs. Eisenhower, and was a surprise to the
President.
12:34 pm
The President returned to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:20 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:22 - 2:24 pm
Colonel William H. Baumer
Assistant to the President of Johnson and Johnson
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
2:30 - 2:45 pm
Mr. Joyce Hall
Kansas City, Missouri
Dr. Franklin Murphy
Chancellor, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
3:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957
8:12 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
8:14 - 8:19 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:29 - 8:32 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:00 - 9:27 am
His Excellency Heinrich von Brentano
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal
Republic of Germany
Dr. Heinz L. Krekeler
Ambassador of Germany
Hon. Christian Herter
Acting Secretary of State
Hon. C. Burke Elbrick
Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs
Mrs. Nora M. Lejins, interpreter
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Joined the above group at 9:25 am)
Hon. Wiley Buchanan went in to make the introductions
9:31 - 9:45 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:49 - 9:50 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:50 - 10:28 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Howard Pyle
10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:02 - 11:40 am
Hon. Marion B. Folsom
11:47 - 12:00 noon
Miss Bertha Adkins
Assistant Chairman, Republican National Committee
12:00 - 12:08 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957
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12:15 - 12:30 pm
Mr. Charles Ritz
(Paris Hotel man)
(Personal)
Colonel Robert L. Schulz
12:38 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
5:44 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
to the Senate Office Building to attend a reception in
honor of Hon. Leonard Hall. He was accompanied by
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
5:54 pm
Arrived at the Senate Office Building. Here the
President was greeted by
Senator Styles Bridges
Congressman Joseph Martin
The President proceeded to the Caucus Room where
he was greeted by Hon. Leonard Hall.
6:15 - 6:24 pm
Informal program:
Remarks by Senator Styles Bridges
Remarks by Congressman Joseph Martin
Greetings from the President
Gift presentation to Hon. Leonard Hall
6:25 pm
The President departed the Senate Office Building
and motored to the White House.
6:33 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1957
8:33 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:36 - 8:44 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:46 - 8:50 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:00 - 9:12 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:32 - 9:38 am
Mr. J. George Stewart
Architect of the Capitol
Mr. Arthur E. Cook
Assistant Architect of the Capitol
(The above presented to the President the
flag that was flying over the East Front
of the Capitol during his Inauguration).
9:38 - 10:07 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:07 - 10:12 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
10:12 - 10:19 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
10:24 - 10:26 am
Mr. J. William Barba
Assistant Special Counsel to the President
(Is leaving his post and came to tell the
President goodbye)
10:45 - 10:56 am
His Excellency J. H. van Roijen
Ambassador of the Netherlands
11:00 - 11:14 am
The President greeted the following 1957 Eisenhower
Exchange Fellows:
Members of Executive Committee
Mr. Thomas B. McCabe, Chairman
Mr. S. C. Allyn
Mr. Clarence Francis
Mr. Philip D. Reed
Dr. Courtney C. Smith
Mr. Juan T. Trippe
(continued)
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1957
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11:00 - 11:14 am
1957 Eisenhower Exchange Fellows:
Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino Calinawan, Jr.
Philippines
Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Salas Calvo
Chile
Mr. Kyung Hi Choi
Korea
Mr. Josef Hans Jaegersberger
Austria
Mr. Mohamed Kailani
Republic of the Sudan
Mr. and Mrs. Nezir Kirdar
Iraq
Dr. Mordechai Max Levy
Israel
Dr. Yoichi Maeda
Japan
Mr. Silvio M. Montaretto
Italy
Dr. and Mrs. Enrique Pinedo
Argentina
Mr. and Mrs. Subramania Iyer Swayambu
India
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Saco Tarnawiecki
Peru
Dr. Hadiwidjaja Tojib
Indonesia
Dr. and Mrs. Kyriacos Eustathios Zachos
Greece
Dr. and Mrs. James A. McCain
U. S. A.
Staff
Mr. Edwin T. Gibson
President, Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, Inc.
Mr. J. Hampton Barnes
Executive Director, Eisenhower Exchange
Fellowships, Inc.
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley accompanied the above group
11:14 - 11:16 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:16 - 11:50 am
Hon. James P. Mitchell
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1957
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12:00 Noon
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
3:16 pm
The President returned to the office,
3:19 - 3:29 pm
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
3:38 - 3:48 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:48 - 4:05 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:05 - 4:16 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
4:16 - 4:50 pm
Hon. Christian Herter
Acting Secretary of State
Hon. Douglas Dillon
Hon. William Rountree
Hon. Herman Phleger
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:20 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1957
8:20 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
8:21 - 8:35 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:37 - 8:57 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan (out 8:49 am)
8:39 - 8:59 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:59 - 9:04 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:04 - 9:05 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:34 - 9:41 am
Senator Alexander Wiley
Mr. Wilson C. Hefner
Administrative Assistant to Senator Wiley
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
9:47 - 9:52 am
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
9:55 - 10:10 am
Dr. Frederick Brown Harris
Chaplain of the Senate
(Reported to the President on
his recent trip to Korea)
10:17 - 10:25 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
10:10 - 10:13 am
The President signed the Joint Resolution to
Promote Peace and Stability in the Middle East.
(Photographs were taken during the signing ceremony)
10:41 - 10:51 am
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:52 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1957
10:49 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed
the White House at 10:49 am and motored to
the National Presbyterian Church, arriving
there at 10:54 am.
12:06 pm
Services completed, the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower departed the Church and
motored to the White House, arriving there
at 12:11 pm.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1957
8:35 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz and Colonel William Draper.
8:56 - 9:05 am
His Excellency Dantes Bellegarde
Ambassador of Haiti
Mr. Edmund Glenn
State Department Interpreter
9:20 - 9:30 am
Captain Evan Peter Aurand
9:34 - 9:47 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:48 - 11:09 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:10 - 11:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Percival Brundage
11:42 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:05 pm
The President returned to the office,
2:20 - 2:25 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
2:33 - 4:25 pm
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Christian Herter, Acting Secretary of State
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon, Reuben Robertson
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred Aandahl
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Victor Cooley
(continued)
MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1957
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2:33 - 4:25 pm
CABINET MEETING (continued):
Hon. Harold Stassen
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Jack Anderson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bradley Patterson
4:25 - 4:40 pm
The following members of the Executive Committee of
the Republican National Committee met with the President:
Hon. H. Meade Alcorn, Chairman, RNC
Miss Bertha S. Adkins, Assistant Chairman, RNC
Mr. Clarence J. Brown, Vice Chairman, Ohio
Mrs. Webster B. Todd, Vice Chairman, New Jersey
Mrs. Kathryn K. Meloney, Vice Chairman, Wyoming
Mr. Hugh Scott, General Counsel, Pennsylvania
Mr. Axel J. Beck, South Dakota
Mrs. Marjorie H. E. Benedict, California
Mr. Ray C. Bliss, Ohio
Mr. Ralph H. Bonnell, Massachusetts
Mr. Ted Dalton, Virginia
Mr. Harry Darby, Kansas
Mrs. Edna Basten Donald, Nebraska
Mrs. Cecil M. Harden, Indiana
Mrs. Gladys E. Knowles, Montana
Mr. Albert K. Mitchell, New Mexico
Mr. Harlan I. Peyton, Washington
Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr., New York
Mrs. Frank E. Williams, Florida
Mr. John Minor Wisdom, Louisiana
Mr. Charles K. Mc Whorter, New York
Mrs. Peter Gibson, Washington, D. C.
The following accompanied the above group:
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1957
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4:40 - 4:42 pm
Mr. Harry Darby
5:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
5:15 pm
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson
Congressman Joseph W. Martin
Congressman Sam Rayburn
(Met with the President at the Mansion)
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957
8:10 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:20 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 9:49 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Hon. William F. Knowland
Hon. Styles Bridges
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall
Hon. Everett Dirksen
Hon. Joseph Martin
Hon. Charles Halleck
Hon. Leslie Arends
Hon. Leo Allen
Hon. Edward Martin
Hon. Francis Case
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. H. C. McClellan, Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Mr. Ted Nash, Department of Commerce
Mr. Bertram Tallamy, Bureau of Public Roads,
Department of Commerce
Hon. Harvey V. Higley
Administrator, Veterans Administration
Hon. Ralph H. Stone, Deputy Administrator
Veterans Administration
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Robert Merriam
Hon. Albert Cole, Administrator, Home and Housing
Finance Agency
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Arthur Minnich
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957
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9:40 - 9:43 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:57 - 10:04 am
H. E. Ernani do Amaral Peixoto
Ambassador of Brazil
Hon. Roy R. Rubottom, Jr., Acting Assistant Secretary of
State for Inter-American Affairs
10:07 - 10:23 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
10:23 - 10:26 am
Hon. Bernard Shanley
10:26 - 10:30 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:30 - 10:52 am
(Hon. Robert Anderson)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Sherman Adams)
(Hon. Arthur Flemming)
(out 10:43 am)
(Hon. Gerald Morgan)
(out 10:43 am)
10:57 - 11:11 am
H. E. Senor Mariano Puga Vega
Newly appointed Ambassador of Chile
(Presented his credentials to the President)
11:26 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:37 pm
The President returned to the office
2:25 - 2:30 pm
Mr. Harry Darby
2:32 - -3:55 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
to Walter Reed Hospital for an examination.
3:55 pm
Returned to the office.
4:03 - 4:05 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:13 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
7:50 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the White House
and motored to the Supreme Court where they attended a
dinner in their honor.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1957
8:25 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:27 - 8:30 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:29 - 8:32 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
8:58 - 9:02 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:04 - 9:36 am
Hon. Christian Herter
Acting Secretary of State
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:58 - 9:59 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:00 - 10:28 am
Pre-Press Briefing
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon, Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:00 - 11:05 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
11:07 - 11:20 am
The following members of the National Manpower
Council, Columbia University, called on the President:
Mr. Erwin D. Canham, Boston, Massachusetts
Chairman (Editor-in-Chief of the Christian Science
Monitor)
Dr. Henry David, Executive Director
(Professor, Columbia University)
Dr. Eli Ginzberg, Director of Staff Studies
(Professor, Columbia University)
Mr. A. J. Hayes
President, International Association of Machinists
Dr. John A. Krout
Vice President and Provost, Columbia University
and Deputy Chairman of National Manpower Council
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1957
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11:07 - 11:20 am
National Manpower Council (continued)
Dr. R. M. Maciver
Professor Emeritus of Sociology and
Political Science, Columbia University
Mr. Stanley Allen
(Public Relations)
Hon. James P. Mitchell
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. Philip Young
(Reported to the President on their
recent study of Womanpower)
11:15 - 11:32 am
Hon. Christian Herter
Acting Secretary of State
Hon. Harold Stassen
11:32 - 11:41 am
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:00 Noon
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:23 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:27 - 2:35 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
3:00 - 3:40 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to
hit golf balls.
3:45 pm
The President returned to the office.
3:47 - 3:57 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
4:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
5:30 pm
(General Alfred Gruenther)
OFF THE RECORD
(Ambassador Andre de Staercke,
(Belgium Permanent Representative to NATO)
(Met with the President at the Mansion)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957
8:16 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:17 - 8:25 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:26 - 8:29 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:37 - 8:52 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:52 - 9:03 am
Hon. John B. Hollister
Director, International Cooperation Administration
9:03 - 10:43 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Christian Herter, Acting Secretary of State
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Perkins McGuire
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence B. Randall
General Nathan Twining
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Colonel Paul R. Walters
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957
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11:00 - 11:15 am
Hon, James B. Conant
(Came to say goodbye on retiring from his
post as Ambassador to Germany)
11:16 - 11:35 am
(Mr. Fred Lazarus)
OFF THE RECORD
11:35 - 11:48 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:48 - 11:50 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:50 - 11:55 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:58 - 11:59 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:00 Noon
The President departed the office and
went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:00 pm
The President returned to the office, accompanied
by Aksel Nielson.
2:02 - 2:07 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:13 - 2:16 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:20 - 2:22 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:22 - 2:24 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:45 - 2:51 pm
Hon. Gordon Gray was sworn in as Director, Office of
Defense Mobilization. Mrs. Gray, Hon. Perkins McGuire,
Cabinet Members, and White House Staff attended the
ceremony.
2:52 - 2:55 pm
Hon. Arthur Flemming
(Came to tell the President goodbye)
2:57 - 3:00 pm
General Maxwell Taylor
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957
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3:00 - 3:02 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:02 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
3:07 pm
Departed the White House and motored to MATS Terminal.
3:35 pm
Departed MATS Tₑ rminal aboard the Columbine for
flight to Norfolk, Virginia, The following accompanied
the President:
Major General Howard M. Snyder
Hon. James C. Hagerty
Captain Evan Peter Aurand
CWO Charles J. Langello
Mr. Jack Romagna
Sgt. John Moaney
4:24 pm
The President and his party arrived at the Norfolk
Naval Air Station and were greeted by the following:
Admiral Jerauld Wright
Vice Admiral Sir John Eaton
Rear Admiral I. N. Kiland
Captain S. G. Mitchell
Following exchange of greetings, the President,
Admiral Wright and Admiral Eaton entered the
President's car and drove to SACLANT Headquarters,
4:34 pm
Arrived at SACLANT Headquarters. The President
and his party posed for still and newsreel TV pictures
until 4:45 pm when they entered Headquarters Building
and went to Admiral Wright's Cabin located on the second
floor. The President met informally with Admirals
Wright and Eaton, Vice Admirals Smith, Wellborn, and
Goldthwaite. Mrs. Wright and son William were also
present.
5:40 pm
Departed Headquarters Building and walked to the
SACLANT Staff Mess Hall where the President received
the members of the NATO Staff.
6:10 pm
DINNER. Following dinner, the President spoke informally
from 6:58 until 7:00 pm.
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
7:01 pm
Admiral Jerauld Wright the President an award -
a center piece of the 15 NATO Flags.
7:03 pm
The President and his party departed SACLANT Mess
Hall and motored to Pier No. 7, U. S. Naval Base,
where they boarded the U. S. S. Canberra.
7:15 pm
Arrived on the U. S. S. Canberra. Admiral Wright
escorted the President onto the Quarter Deck while
the Band played "Hail to the Chief". The President
was then greeted by Captain C. T. Mauro, Commanding
Officer of the U. S. S. Canberra, who welcomed the
President aboard and then escorted him to his quarters.
7:25 pm
The U. S. S. Canberra got underway.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1957
ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
7:45 am
The following had breakfast with the President:
General Howard McC. Snyder
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. James Hagerty
9:30 am
The President returned to his lounge.
12:30 pm
The following had lunch with the President:
Captain C. T. Mauro, Commanding Officer of the
Canberra
Commander Gerald S. Norton
General Howard McC. Snyder
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. James Hagerty
7:02 pm
The following had dinner with the President:
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. James Hagerty
Commander Gerald S. Norton
10:00 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1957
ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
8:25 am
The President had breakfast.
8:45 am
Went on starboard main deck.
8:51 am
Reentered dining room.
9:30 am
Observed a demonstration on starboard deck,
11:15 am
Watched casting-off.
12:30 pm
The President had lunch with the following:
General Howard McC. Snyder
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. James Hagerty
1:50 - 2:15 pm
The President sunned on the port side.
2.29 - 2:55 pm
Drove golf balls.
6:00 - 6:10 pm
The President and Captain Evan P. Aurand walked
around the deck.
7:20 - 8:40 pm
The following had dinner with the President:
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. James Hagerty
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Lt. Crandall
Lt. Coiner
9:10 - 10:55 pm
The President viewed the movie "Three Coins in a Fountain".
11:03 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1957
ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
9:11 am
Following breakfast, the President went on deck.
10:18 am
Pictures were taken on deck.
10:30 am
The President attended Church Services on deck.
Following Services, Boatswain's Mate Jack F. McAndrews
presented a green-tinted carnation to the President for
St. Patrick's Day.
11:18 - 11:20 am
The President chatted informally with the press.
12:31 pm
The President was the guest of the Crew for lunch.
He was presented a large cake which was cut and
distributed among the Crew.
2:00 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster and Major Frank Evans
were picked up from a seaplane and brought aboard the
Canberra.
2:15 - 4:00 pm
The following conferred with the President in his cabin:
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. James Hagerty
(at 4:20 pm, General Goodpaster and Major Evans
departed the Canberra and went to the seaplane for
flight back to Washington).
3:10 - 4:25 pm
The President sunbathed on deck.
4:25 - 4:45 pm
Practiced golf on the range.
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Sunbather on deck.
5:15 pm
The President retired to his cabin,
SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1957
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ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
7:00 - 7:45 pm
The following were guests of the President at dinner:
Commander R. E. Peet, Skipper of Destroyer Barton
Commander P. S. McManus, Skipper of Destroyer Wood
CWO Vincent A. Cropper, of the Canberra
Lt. R. B. Hall, of the Canberra
General Howard McC. Snyder
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. James Hagerty
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1957
ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
7:58 am
The President had breakfast.
8:45 am
The President walked around the deck and visited
with the Canberra's carpenter.
8:55 am
The President was shown slides and movies of
Terrier Missiles.
9:20 pm
Films completed, the President went out on deck
with General Howard McC. Snyder, Captain Evan P. Aurand,
Captain C. T. Mauro, and Hon. James Hagerty to view the
Terrier Missiles Shoot.
10:43 am
Terrier Missiles Shoot completed, the President
went to his cabin.
10:49 am
Commanders Gerald Norton and L. J. Stecher entered
the cabin.
10:51 am
Commander Norton departed cabin.
10:51 am
Lt. Commander E. R. Hubbard entered cabin.
10:58 am
Commander L. J. Stecher and Lt. Commander
E. R. Hubbard departed cabin.
11:15 - 12:10 pm
The President hit golf balls on the starboard deck.
12:30 pm
Lunch
1:30 pm
The President departed the Canberra and went out fishing
with Captain Evan P. Aurand.
2:42 pm
Discontinued fishing and started back to the Canberra.
3:05 pm
The President sat on deck.
3:16 - 3:25 pm
Drove golf balls.
3:25 pm
The President went to his cabin.
MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1957
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ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
6:05 pm
The President went out on deck to watch a
helicopter make four drops on deck.
6:10 pm
Returned to his quarters.
6:59 pm
The following had dinner with the President:
Lt. Commander Ross H. Trower (Chaplain)
Captain William R. Miller
Lt. John F. Keane
Ensign James R. McEowen
Captain Evan P. Aurand
7:57 pm
The President, Dr. Snyder, Captain Evan P. Aurand,
and Hon. James Hagerty walked to the bow of the ship
for the Happy Hour Show.
9:07 pm
Show completed, the President thanked the Captain,
Officers and Crew for putting on the Show.
9:20 pm
The Canberra underway for Bermuda,
9:40 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1957
ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
9:15 am
The President had breakfast
11:45 am
Walked on starboard deck.
11:48 am
Reentered cabin.
12:00 Noon
The President and Captain C. T. Mauro walked on port side
deck to forecastle. Walked about forecastle area and returned
to cabin via port side.
12:30 pm
Lunch.
2:55 pm
The President went on deck to observe the air demonstration
of bombing and other activities.
3:37 pm
Demonstration completed.
3:45 pm
The President went to the golf range on deck.
4:04 pm
Returned to the cabin.
7:00 pm
The following had dinner with the President:
Commander Burns W. Spore
Commander Lewis L. Stecher
Lt. J. Donald Lasher
CWO James D. Cobb
8:32 9:53 pm
Movies in the living room of the President's cabin.
9:54 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1957
ABOARD THE CANBERRA
(ENROUTE TO BERMUDA)
9:03 - 9:09 am
Following breakfast, the President and General Howard
McC. Snyder walked around the deck,
11:40 am
The President went to starboard side and pictures were made,
11:53 am
Returned to his cabin.
12:30 pm
Lunch
3:40 pm
The President, escorted by Commander Gerald Norton,
went to the quarter deck where he shook hands with
Captain C. T. Mauro and bid him goodbye. The Ship's
band played ruffles and flourishes, followed by the
National Anthem. The President paid his respects to
the Ensign and departed the Canberra.
3:43 pm
Entered the Presidential barge.
3:47 pm
Enroute to the dock area, a pin in the steering wheel was
lost and the coxswain was unable to steer and a transfer
was made to the Captain's Gig.
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
4:05 pm
Arrived at Albuoy Point. Greetings were exchanged
between the President and Prime Minister Macmillan.
The President and Prime Minister Macmillan were
presented to the following:
Bishop E. R. Williams
Chief Justice Sir Townsell Gilbert
Colonial Secretary J. W. Sykes
Sir John Cox
Commodore G. E. Hunt
Colonial Treasurer W. W. Davidson
Attorney General John Pine
Mr. N. H. P. Vesey
Mr. H. A. Watlington
Mr. J. E. Pearlman
Dr. A. F. Cann
Mr. D. Williams
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1957
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HAMILTON, BERMUDA
4:20 pm
Prime Minister Macmillan delivered a few remarks
over the microphone welcoming the President to
Bermuda. The President responded.
4:25 pm
The President and Prime Minister Macmillan departed
Albuoy Point and motored to the Mid Ocean Club.
4:50 pm
Arrived at the Mid Ocean Club. Here the President was
greeted by Mr. Thomas A. P. Ross, Resident Manager,
who escorted the President to his suite.
5:00 pm
Hon, John Foster Dulles
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Met with the President for a briefing)
5:17 - 5:30 pm
Mr. Andrew Berding
Mr. William Macomber
(Joined Secretary Dulles and General Goodpaster)
5:50 pm
Ambassador John Hay Whitney
Mr. William Rountree
Mr. C. Burke Elbrick
(Joined Secretary Dulles and General Goodpaster)
6:45 - 6:50 pm
The President and Prime Minister Macmillan inspected
the White House Staff quarters.
6:58 pm
Prime Minister Macmillan entered the President's suite.
7:09 pm
The President, Prime Minister Macmillan, and
Hon. John Foster Dulles departed the Suite and walked
to Prime Minister Macmillan's suite for dinner. They
were joined by Hon. Selwyn Lloyd.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1957
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
8:28 am
The President went to Brig. General Andrew J.
Goodpaster's office where he remained a few
minutes and returned to his suite,
10:00 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
10:30 - 12:36 pm
The President and Secretary Dulles departed the suite
and proceeded to the Conference Room for the morning
session. The following attended:
The President
Hon. Harold Macmillan
Hon. Selwyn Lloyd
(and other British officials)
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Senator Walter F. George
Ambassador Walter F. George
Ambassador John Hay Whitney
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. C. Burke Elbrick
Mr. Herman Phleger
Mr. William Rountree
Mr. Fraser Wilkins
Mr. Walter N. Walmsley, Jr.
Mr. William Macomber
12:40 pm
The President returned to his suite.
1:06 pm
The following were the President's guests at luncheon:
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. Patrick Deane
3:27 pm
The President departed his suite and proceeded to the
lobby for pictures.
THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1957
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HAMILTON, BERMUDA
3:42 - 5:40 pm
The following attended the afternoon session of the Conference:
The President
Hon. Harold Macmillan
Hon. Selwyn Lloyd
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Senator Walter F. George
Ambassador John Hay Whitney
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. C. Burke Elbrick
Mr. Herman Phleger
Mr. William Rountree
Mr. Fraser Wilkins
Mr. Lane Timmons
Mr. William Macomber
Mr. Brewster Morris
5:40 pm
Following the afternoon Conference, the President
returned to his suite accompanied by Ambassador
John Hay Whitney.
7:30 pm
The following joined the President at dinner:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. Herman Phleger
General Howard McC. Snyder
Colonel William Draper
Captain Evan P. Aurand
9:05 pm
A11 dinner guests departed the President's suite
with the exception of Hon. John Foster Dulles and
Mr. Herman Phleger.
9:22 pm
Secretary Dulles and Mr. Phleger departed the President's
suite.
9:30 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
7:54 - 8:10 am
Breakfast
8:42 - 9:01 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
8:57 - 9:00 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:02 - 9:32 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster (until 9:52 am)
9:53 - 9:58 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:11 - 10:17 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
10:41 - 10:45 am
Hon, James Hagerty
11:03 am
The President departed his suite and went to the
golf practice tee.
12:00 Noon
Returned to his suite.
12:06 - 12:56 pm
Hon. Harold Macmillan
12:35 - 12:37 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
1:03 pm
The following had lunch with the President in his suite:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Mr. Robert Murphy
Mr. Lane Timmons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Donald Quarles
(The above stayed on through the 3:17 meeting)
3:17 - 4:04 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Admiral Lewis Strauss
Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd
Hon. Donald Quarles
Mr. Patrick Deane
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Sir Norman Brooke
Mr. Robert Murphy
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. Lane Timmons
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957
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HAMILTON, BERMUDA
4:04 - 4:24 pm
Hon. Harold Macmillan
Hon. Selwyn Lloyd
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. Patrick Deane
4:27 - 5:20 pm
Conference - afternoon session:
The President
Hon. Harold Macmillan
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Selwyn Lloyd
Senator Walter F. George
Ambassador John Hay Whitney
Hon. Rₑ uben Robertson
Mr. Robert Murphy
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. C. Burke Elbrick
Mr. Herman Phleger
Mr. Lane Timmons
Mr. William Macomber
5:20 - 5:35 pm
The President and General Goodpaster went to the
President's suite. General Goodpaster departed at 5:35 pm.
5:40 pm
The President rested.
7:15 pm
The President departed his suite and entered
Captain Aurand's suite.
7:28 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty
and Captain Aurand, departed the Mid Ocean Club and
motored to the Governor General's residence.
The President was greeted by the Governor General,
Sir John Woodall,
After the President's arrival, the other dinner guests
arrived and were greeted by the President as they
entered the Drawing Room.
(See next page for list of guests)
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957
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HAMILTON, BERMUDA
8:15 pm
The President greeted the following who were guests
at the Governor General's residence for dinner:
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd
Sir Norman Brooks
Sir Frederick Hoyer-Miller
Sir Harold Caccia
British Ambassador to the United States
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Ambassador John Hay Whitney
Commodore C. E. Hunt
Bishop E. R. Williams
Chief Justice Sir Townsell Gilbert
Colonial Secretary J. W. Sykes
Sir John Cox
Brigadier B. E. Luard
American Consul General Thomas J. Maleady
Attorney General John Pine
Colonial Treasurer W. W. Davidson
Mr. H. D. Watlington
Mr. J. E. Pearman
Doctor E. A. Cann
Mr. G. A. Williams
Hon. James Hagerty
Lt. O. Whitehouse
Captain Evan P. Aurand
DINNER given by Governor General Sir John Woodall.
10:54 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty and
Captain Evan P. Aurand, departed the Governor General's
residence and motored to the Mid Ocean Club.
11:17 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1957
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
8:17 - 8:30 am
Breakfast
8:48 - 8:57 am
The President departed his suite and went to
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster's office.
8:57 am
The President returned to his suite, accompanied
by Captain Evan P. Aurand.
8:58 - 9:20 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:21 - 9:27 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
9:30 - 9:32 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:40 - 9:42 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:05 - 10:11 am
The President departed his suite and walked to
Prime Minister Macmillan's suite.
10:11 - 10:17 am
The President, accompanied by Brig. General
Andrew J. Goodpaster, departed the Prime Minister's
suite and went to Secretary Dulles' suite.
10:27 am
The President entered General Goodpaster's office.
10:30 am
Returned to his suite.
10:35 - 10:43 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
10:44 - 10:48 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:52 - 11:33 am
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
12:28 pm
The President, accompanied by Prime Minister Macmillan,
Colonel William Draper, Captain Evan P. Aurand, and
CWO Charles J. Langello went to the entrance of the
Mid Ocean Club where they witnessed the Changing of
The Guard. Pictures were taken at this time.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1957
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HAMILTON, BERMUDA
12:36 pm
The President, Prime Minister Macmillan, Captain
Aurand and Colonel Draper returned to the President's
suite. The Prime Minister accompanied the President
into his suite.
12:55 pm
Sir Richard Powell entered the President's suite.
1:46 - 2:35 pm
The President gave a luncheon in honor of
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, The following
attended:
The President
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd
Governor General Woodall
Colonial Secretary Sykes
Colonel Philip Best
Mr. Thomas J. Maleady
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Captain James G. Laing
(During the afternoon, the President met with
members of his Staff).
7:12 - 7:15 pm
Ambassador John Hay Whitney
7:18 - 7:27 pm
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd
Admiral Lewis Strauss
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. Gerard Smith
8:25 - 9:15 pm
The following were the President's guests for dinner:
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd
Hon. John Foster Dulles
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1957
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9:15 pm
Dinner completed the President and his guests
proceeded into Sitting Room for coffee.
9:28 - 9:38 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Sir Norman Brooks
10:30 pm
Prime Minister Macmillan, Foreign Secretary Lloyd,
and Secretary Dulles departed the President's suite.
10:40 pm
The President retired for the evening.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1957
8:15 am
Breakfast
9:15 - 9:20 am
The President was in Prime Minister Macmillan's suite,
9:20 am
Returned to his suite.
10:10 am
The President, accompanied by Prime Minister Macmillan
and Colonel William Draper, departed the Mid Ocean Club
and motored to Kindley Air Force Base.
10:32 am
Arrived at Kindley Air Force Base,
Following appropriate honors, the President and his party
boarded the Columbine. Those aboard were:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Ambassador Walter F. George
Mr. Herman Phleger
General Howard McC. Snyder
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. James Hagerty
Mrs. Ann Whitman
Miss Alice Boyce
Agents Behn, Campion, Knight, and Flohr
10:45 am
Airborne from Bermuda for flight to Washington.
1:35 pm
Arrived at MATS Terminal.
1:41 pm
Departed MATS Terminal and motored to the White House.
1:53 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1957
8:48 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:50 - 8:52 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:00 - 9:25 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:30 - 9:36 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:47 - 10:25 am
Hon. Richard M Nixon
10:26 - 10:34 am
The President presented the Young American Medal
for Bravery and the Young American Medal for Service:
Edmund Lawrence Zernach, Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Winner of the Young American Medal for Bravery
Mrs. Edmund L. Zernach, Mother
Mrs. Lorena Dugle, Aunt
William A. Steiger, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Winner of the Young American Medal for Service
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Steiger, Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Haberstroh, Sister and
Brother -in-law
Mrs. Sophie Steiger Roth, Aunt
Lt. Emil Roth, Cousin
Hon. Herbert Brownell, the Attorney General
Hon. J. Lee Rankin, the Solicitor General
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover, Jr.
Mr. G. Frederick Mullen
Congressman Earl Wilson
Congressman Van Pelt
10:34 - 10:48 am
Hon. Charles E. Thomas
(Came to tell the President goodbye - is leaving his
post as Secretary of the Navy)
10:50 - 11:40 am
The following met with the President re Foreign Economic
Policy:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. John Hollister
Hon, Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Mr. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1957
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11:45 - 11:47 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:40 - 11:52 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:55 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:58 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:00 - 2:05 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
2:08 - 2:31 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:31 - 2:34 pm
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
3:34 - 3:39 pm
Mr. Danny Thomas
(TV Star)
3:34 - 3:58 pm
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
3:58 - 4:00 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
David Hinshaw (grandson)
4:00 - 5:12 pm
BIPARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Speaker Sam Rayburn
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Lyndon Johnson
Congressman Joseph Martin
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator J. William Fulbright
Senator Theodore Green
Senator Carl Hayden
Senator Thomas C. Hennings, Jr.
Senator Michael J. Mansfield
Senator Richard B. Russell
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Senator Alexander Wiley
(continued)
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1957
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4:00 - 5:12 pm
BIPARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING (continued):
Congressman Carl Albert
Congressman Leslie C. Arends
Congressman Clarence Cannon
Congressman Robert B. Chiperfield
Congressman Thomas S, Gordon
Congressman John W. McCormack
Congressman John Taber
Congressman Carl Vinson
Congressman John M. Vorys
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Donald Quarles
Admiral Lewis Strauss
Hon. Robert Hill, Department of State
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:15 - 5:25 pm
Hon, John Foster Dulles
5:25 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1957
8:05 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz and Mr. William Robinson.
8:05 - 8:15 am
Mr. William Robinson
8:20 - 8:29 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Sherman Adams (joined at 8:28 am)
8:30 - 10:30 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
The Vice President
Senator William Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Homer Capehart
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Henry O. Talle
Congressman Clarence E. Kilburn
Congressman Charles B. Hoeven
Congressman John Taber
Hon. George Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Edward McCabe
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon, Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Arthur Minnich
TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1957
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10:30 - 10:36 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
10:36 - 10:55 am
The Honorable Robert Briscoe
Lord Mayor of Dublin
H. E. John Joseph Hearne
Ambassador of Ireland
Mr. Joseph F. Shields
Counsellor, Irish Embassy
Mrs. Robert Briscoe
Dr. Joseph Briscoe (son)
Hon. Wiley Buchanan
10:55 - 11:29 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:29 - 11:50 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:50 - 11:52 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
1:00 pm
The following had lunch with the President:
Hon. Nelson Rockefeller
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
Dr. Arthur Flemming
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Arthur Kimball
2:24 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:30 - 3:00 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Wilton B. Persons (2:56 - 2:58 pm)
Hon. James Hagerty (out at 2:48 pm)
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:52 - 3:53 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
4:04 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
South Grounds to hit golf balls.
4:46 pm
Returned to the office.
4:53 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1957
8:30 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
9:20 - 9:22 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:30 - 9:35 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan (joined group at 10:10 am)
(Pre-Press Conference Briefing)
10:30 - 11:06 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:08 - 11:21 am
Mrs. Peter Gibson
President, National Federation of Republican Women
Hon. Howard Pyle
11:21 - 11:22 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:23 - 11:32 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:36 am
The President went to the Broadcast Room to do a
film for use by his Committee on Employment of
the Physically Handicapped.
The President departed the Broadcast Room and
went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:14 - 8:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:30 - 8:32 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:32 - 8:52 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:52 - 8:53 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:53 - 9:00 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
9:00 - 11:10 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Lewis E. Berry, Jr.
(Acting Federal Civil Defense Administrator)
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957
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11:10 - 11:14 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
11:14 - 11:30 am
Senator Charles E. Potter
Mr. Leslie Biffle
Mr. John Phillips
(The above are members of a subcommittee of the
American Battle Monuments Commission and
discussed Commission business with the President).
11:30 - 11:31 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:32 - 11:51 am
H. E. Ngo Dinh Nhu
(Brother and Adviser of the President of Viet-Nam,
who holds the personal rank of Ambassador)
H. E. Tran Van Chuong, Ambassador of Viet-Nam
to the United States
Mr. Edmund Glenn (State Department Interpreter)
Mr. William J. Sebald
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs
Hon. Wiley Buchanan
11:51 - 11:55 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:55 - 12:00 noon
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:06 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:02 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:03 - 2:04 pm
Captain Evan P. Aurand
2:20 - 3:48 pm
Marshal of the Royal Air Force,
The Lord Tedder, G. C.B.
3:48 - 3:53 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
3:55 - 4:03 pm
Hon, James Hagerty
4:03 - 4:05 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:05 - 4:27 pm
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
4:45 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957
7:53 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:08 - 8:17 am
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
8:17 - 8:26 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:26 - 8:30 am
Hon. Gordon Gray
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:30 - 9:45 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. O. Hatfield Chilson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Roswell B. Perkins
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Brad Patterson
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Bernard Shanley
Hon. Percival Brundage
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957
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9:55 - 10:03 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
10:03 - 11:00 am
BIPARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERSHIP MEETING
(Met with the President re Presidential Disability
Amendment to the Constitution)
The President
Senator Everett M. Dirksen
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator William E. Jenner
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator James O. Eastland
Senator Mike Mansfield
Senator Lyndon Johnson
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Kenneth Keating
Congressman John W. McCormack
Speaker Sam Rayburn
Congressman Carl Albert
Congressman Emanuel Celler
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Arthur Minnich
11:00 - 11:03 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:05 - 11:11 am
The President was presented the Sword of Hope in
connection with the opening of the 1957 Cancer Crusade.
The following attended the ceremony:
Miss Joyce Dezeller
(6 year-old Indian girl who is a cured cancer victim)
(She presented the Sword of Hope to the President)
Mrs. Harold Dezeller, Mother
Hon. and Mrs. Walter J. Kohler
(Former Governor Kohler is Chairman of the)
(American Cancer Society)
(continued)
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957
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11:05 - 11:11 am
American Cancer Society Sword of Hope ceremony (continued):
Mr. Clifton R. Read
Director of Public Relations, American Cancer
Society
Mr. John Becker
Radio and TV Director, American Cancer Society
11:11 - 11:15 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:15 - 11:21 am
Dr. James R. Killian, Jr.
President, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and
member of the Science Advosory Committee to ODM
11:21 - 12:02 pm
The following members of the Office of Defense Mobilization
Science Advisory Committee and its Consultants met with
the President:
Dr. I. I. Rabi, Chairman
Professor of Physics, Columbia University, New York
Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner
President, Associated Universities, Inc., New York
Dr. Detlev W. Bronk
President, National Academy of Sciences, Wash, D.C.
Dr. Hugh L. Dryden
Director, National Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics, Washington, D. C.
Dr. James B. Fisk
Executive Vice President, Bell Telephone
Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey
Dr. Albert G. Hill
Director of Research, Weapons Systems Evaluation
Group, Department of Defense, Washington, D. C.
Dr. James R. Killian, Jr.
President, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Dr. Edwin H. Land
President, Polaroid Corporation, Cambridge, Mass.
Dr. E. R. Piore
Director of Research, International Business
Machines Corporation, New York City
Dr. Herbert Scoville, Jr.
Assistant Director, Central Intelligence Agency,
Washington, D. C.
(continued)
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957
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11:21 - 12:02 pm
Science Advisory Committee to ODM (continued):
Dr. Alan T. Waterman
Director, National Science Foundation, Washington,
D. C.
Dr. Jerrold R. Zacharias
Professor of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Hon, Gordon Gray
Director, Office of Defense Mobilization
Mr. David z. Beckler
Executive Director, Science Advisory Committee,
Office of Defense Mobilization, Washington, D. C.
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:02 - 12:08 pm
The President greeted the members of the National
Photographers Association in the Rose Garden. There
were approximately 336 members in the group.
12:08 - 12:11 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:14 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
12:36 pm
Departed the White House and motored to his farm
in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He was accompanied
by Dr. Walter Tkach.
2:25 pm
Arrived at the Gettysburg Farm.
3:11 - 3:58 pm
The President and General Arthur Nevins walked about
the farm.
6:29 pm
The following joined the President and Mrs. Eisenhower
for dinner:
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
General and Mrs. Arthur Nevins
Dr. Walter Tkach
(Note: Dr. Martin, Veterinarian, entered the farm at 11:30 pm
to assist in the delivery of a filly born to Sporty Miss,
departing the farm at 1:25 am ).
GETTYSBURG, PA.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1957
8:30 am
The President and Mr. George Allen departed the
residence and walked to the barns where they
looked at the new filly.
8:45 am
Returned to the house.
10:00 - 11:40 am
The President, Mr. George Allen, General Arthur Nevins,
Dr. Walter Tkach, and Mr. Hartley the herdsman, motored
over the President's farm and Mr. Allen's farm,
2:35 pm
The President, Mr. George Allen and Mr. W. Alton Jones
toured the President's farm and Mr. Allen's farm.
3:30 pm
Returned to the house,
3:38 pm
The President, Mr. George Allen and Mr. W. Alton Jones
departed the residence and walked to the duck pond.
3:50 pm
Returned to the house.
7:03 pm
The following had dinner with the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower:
General and Mrs. Alfred Gruenther
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Mr. W. Alton Jones
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
9:15 - 10:55 am
The President and Mr. George Allen chipped
and putted golf balls on the golf green.
4:15 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
farm and motored to the White House.
6:45 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1957
9:00 am
The President arrived in the office
9:01 - 9:17 am
Hon. Herman Phleger
(Came to say goodbye - is leaving his
post with the State Department)
9:17 - 9:42 am
Lt. General H. S. Aurand, USA Retired
(Father of Captain Evan P. Aurand, the
President's Naval Aide. He is a long-
time friend and classmate of the President's)
9:43 - 9:50 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:54 - 10:03 am
Hon. Amory Houghton
(Called on the President prior to his departure
to take up his duties as Ambassador to France)
10:04 - 10:09 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:22 - 10:55 am
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Gerald Morgan
10:55 - 11:00 am
Hon. James S, Lay
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:00 - 11:05 am
Hon. Thomas S. Gates was sworn in as Secretary of the
Navy. The following attended the ceremony:
Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ponce
Miss Kathe Gates
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brengle
Mrs. Owen J. Roberts
Mrs. Jay Gates
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brengle
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Wilbur M. Brucker
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
General Randolph McC. Pate
Admiral Harry D. Felt
Captain E. P. Aurand
Captain Draper Kauffman
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1957
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11:05 - 12:15 pm
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:11 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:12 - 2:28 pm
(Hon. Allen Dulles) OFF THE RECORD
(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)
2:28 - 2:33 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:33 - 2:47 pm
The following met with the President to discuss
Mutual Aid:
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:14 - 3:25 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:25 - 3:29 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:00 - 4:58 pm
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
4:15 - 4:22 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:43 - 4:50 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:58 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1957
7:58 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:15 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:20 - 8:30 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:22 - 8:26 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
8:30 - 10:10 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Wendall Barnes
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon, Gerald Morgan
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:13 - 10:18 am
Hon. Howard Pyle
10:19 - 10:33 am
Hon. David K. E. Bruce
(Called on the President prior to his departure
to assume his duties as Ambassador to the
Federal Republic of Germany)
TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1957
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10:33 - 10:36 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
10:45 - 10:50 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:57 am
The President, accompanied by Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
and Hon. James Hagerty, departed the White House and
motored to the District Red Cross Building.
10:59 am
Arrived at the District Red Cross Building. Here the
President was greeted by Hon. Robert Cutler and
Hon. James Lambie. Hon. Robert Cutler escorted
the President to the stage.
11:00 - 11:10 am
The President addressed the Advertising Council's
13th Annual Conference.
11:12 am
Departed the District Red Cross Building and motored
to the White House.
11:14 am
Arrived at the White House.
11:39 - 12:24 am
(Mr. Stanley High)
OFF THE RECORD
12:24 - 12:25 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:27 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:14 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:15 - 2:23 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:23 - 2:24 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:29 - 2:33 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
2:33 - 3:27 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. R euben Robertson
Admiral Arthur Radford
(Met with the President
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. W. J. McNeil
re German costs)
Mr. Benson E. L. Timmons
Hon. Robert Murphy
Hon. David K. E. Bruce
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1957
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3:27 - 3:32 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
3:55 - 4:03 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
4:04 - 4:40 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to
practice golf.
4:40 pm
Returned to the office.
4:50 pm
The President departed the office and
went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1957
8:45 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:50 - 9:03 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
9:25 - 9:34 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:34 - 9:54 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
The Rev. Eugene Carson Blake
President, The National Council of Churches of
Christ in the USA
The Rev. Roswell P. Barnes
Associate Secretary General
Dr. Kenneth L. Maxwell, Department of International
Affairs
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:54 - 10:26 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
10:30 - 11:05 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:06 - 11:15 am
The President stopped by the Conference Room to hear
the Dartmouth Glee Club sing.
11:15 - 11:26 am
The following were present when the President received
the Pan American Society's Gold Insigne:
Hon. Spruille Braden, President
Hon. John Foster Dulles, Honorary President
Mr. Otto Schoenrich, Honorary President
Mr. R. W. Hebard, Honorary President
Dr. Jose A. Mora, Secretary General of the
Organization of American States and Honorary
Member
Mr. A. W. Buttenheim, Honorary Vice President
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1957
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11:15 - 11:26 am
The following were presented when the President
received the Pan American Society's Gold Insigne: (cont'd):
Rev. Robert J. Gannon, Honorary Vice President
Mr. H. W. Balgooyen, Vice President
Mr. W. E. Knox, Vice President
Mr. E. S. Whitman, Vice President
DIRECTORS:
Mr. William H. Baldwin
Mr. Robert Deforest Boomer
Mr. Frederick H. Brandi
Mr. Mitchell B. Carroll
Mr. Daniel A. Del Rio
Mr. David E. Grant
Mr. George P. Harrington
Mr. Arthur L. Hawley
Mr. W. R. Herod
Mr. Otto T. Kreuser
Mr. Francis M. Kurtz
Mr. C. R. McPherson
Mr. R. A. Medina
Mr. Henry J. Seeselberg
Mr. Andrew B. Shea
Mr. Harold E. Montamat
Hon. Roy R. Rubottom, Jr.
11:27 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the Statler Hotel.
They were accompanied by
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Howard Pyle
11:30 am
Arrived at the Statler Hotel. Here they were greeted
by Mr. Herbert Blunck, Executive Manager of the Hotel,
who escorted them to the 16th Street Lobby.
Hon. H. Meade Alcorn and Miss Bertha Adkins
greeted the President and Mrs. Eisenhower.
(Pictures - still and newsreel - were taken)
The group proceeded to the Mezzanine and then to
the Presidential Ballroom.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1957
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11:35 - 11:45 am
Miss Bertha Adkins, Assistant Chairman,
Republican National Committee, presented the
First Lady and then presented the President.
The President addressed those attending the
Fifth Annual Republican Women's National
Conference, sponsored by the Women's Division,
Republican National Committee.
As the President was departing the Hotel, he
stopped in Foyer #1 and posed for pictures with
Mrs. Ann Wheaton, newly appointed Associate
Press Secretary.
11:49 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty,
departed the Statler Hotel and motored to the
White House.
(Mrs. Eisenhower departed for another destination)
11:53 am
Arrived at the White House
11:56 am
The President returned to his office.
12:04 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:30 pm
The President, accompanied by General Howard
McC. Snyder, departed the White House and
motored to Burning Tree Country Club. Enroute
they stopped by the Sheraton-Carlton to pick up
Mr. George Allen.
2:03 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree Country Club.
2:20 pm
The President and Mr. George Allen teed off,
playing 9 holes of golf.
4:15 pm
Departed Burning Tree Country Club and motored
to the White House, Enroute the President stopped
by Walter Reed Hospital to visit with Hon. Fred
Seaton, who recently underwent an operation.
5:38 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957
8:40 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:40 - 8:45 am
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
8:45 - 8:50 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:50 - 9:00 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins (out at 8:55 am)
9:00 - 11:20 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (318th Meeting)
The President
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Reuben Robertson, Jr.
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess
Hon. WilliamF. Tompkins
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover
Hon. J. Walter Yeagley
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain E. P. Aurand
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon, James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
11:20 - 11:42 am
Mr. Henry Ford
11:42 - 11:50 am
Hon. I. Jack Martin
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957
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11:50 - 12:25 pm
Mr. Henry Ford
12:35 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:11 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:12 - 2:20 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:27 - 2:30 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:30 - 3:10 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
(Saw the President re)
Hon. Christian Herter
(Mideast situation)
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:10 - 3:17 pm
Mr. Harry D. Anheier
(Retired Secret Service Agent in charge
of the Chicago office)
Mr. Benjamin Adamowski
State's Attorney, Cook County, Illinois
Mr. James Rowley
3:17 - 3:32 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:35 - 3:38 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:44 - 3:49 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:01 - 4:18 pm
(Hon. Percival Brundage)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Albert Cole
)
(Re Urban renewal)
(Hon. S Sherman Adams
)
4:40 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
8:40 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
to the Sheraton Park Hotel where he greeted those
attending the National Education Association Centennial
Celebration Banquet.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1957
8:25 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:30 - 8:45 am
(Hon. Percival Brundage )
(Hon. A. R. Jones
)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Sherman Adams
)
8:45 - 8:50 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:55 - 9:00 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
9:00 - 10:10 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. O. Hatfield Chilson
Hon. True D. Morse
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon, Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Harrison Ellsworth
Mr. Joseph Winslow
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Edward P. Curtiss
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Brad Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:10 - 10:20 am
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams
FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1957
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10:21 - 10:27 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:27 - 10:30 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:30 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Dr. Walter Tkach, departed the White House and
motored to the Gettysburg Farm.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
1:46 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
During the afternoon, the President toured the
barn, grounds, and greenhouse.
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1957
9:40 am
The President, accompanied by Chief West, motored
over to the hog farm, the Feaster Farm, and the new
house looking over cattle and new tree plantings.
10:47 am
Returned to the residence.
2:20 pm
The President, accompanied by Mr. George Allen,
motored to the hog farm and Feaster farm, looked over cattle.
3:05 pm
Returned to the residence.
3:55 pm
The President, Mrs. Elvira Doud, and Mr. George Allen
departed the residence and motored to Chambersburg, Pa.
The President and Mr. Allen went into Sears, Roebuck
Farm Products Store where the President purchased and
contracted for 500 feet of link fencing, three pounds of peas,
and a bottle of Japanese beetle killer.
5:55 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
The following had dinner with the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower:
General and Mrs. Alfred Gruenther (remained overnight)
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen
Mrs. Elvira Doud
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
9:46 am
The President and General Arthur Nevins walked
around the grounds until 10:10 am.
11:00 am
The President, General Alfred Gruenther, and
Mr. George Allen departed the farm and motored to the
Redding Farm. The President shot a black bird and
a pigeon.
11:18 am
Motored to the school house.
11:30 am
Departed the school house and motored to the
Brannon farm (Feaster Farm) and looked at the
new calf which was born at 6:30 am April 7th.
Departed the Feaster Farm and went to the duck pond.
Here the President shot a wild duck.
12:10 pm
Departed the duck pond and walked to the house.
12:15 pm
Arrived at the house.
2:30 pm
The President, Mr. George Allen, and General
Alfred Gruenther departed the house and went on
the grounds to chip golf balls.
3:30 pm
Entered the house.
3:39 pm
The President and Mr. George Allen departed the house
and walked around the yard until 4:08 pm.
The President watched the Masters Golf Match on television.
6:13 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Dr. Walter Tkach, departed the Farm and motored to
the White House.
8:28 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1957
8:35 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:39 - 8:43 am
Mr. William J. Barba
8:46 - 8:50 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:03 - 9:23 am
Hawaii Statehood Commission Delegation
Mr. Lorrin P. Thurston, Chairman
Mr. Katsuro Miko, Vice Chairman
Mr. William F. Quinn, Member
Mr. Jack M. Fox, Member
Hon. Oren E. Long, Member, Territorial Senate
Hon. Ward Russell, Member, Territorial House
of Representatives
Hon. Jack Anderson
9:31 - 10:04 am
The following representatives of the Council of Mayors
called on the President concerning housing:
Hon. William A. Cannon, Richmond, California
Hon. Anthony J. Celebrezze, Cleveland, Ohio
Hon. Richardson Dilworth, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. John B. Hynes, Boston, Massachusetts
Hon. Richard C. Lee, New Haven, Conn.
Hon. Donald H. Mead, Syracuse, New York
Hon. Ben West, Nashville, Tennessee
The following accompanied the above group:
Hon. Albert Cole
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Howard Pyle
10:04 - 10:34 am
Hon. Gordon Gray
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:36 - 11:03 am
(Miss Margaret L. Coit) OFF THE RECORD
(Miss Coit is writing a story on Bernard Baruch,
and requested an appointment with the President
re this).
11:03 - 11:28 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:28 - 11:41 am
(Mr. Frederick M. Dearborn, of Bingham,) OFF RECORD
Dana and Gould, Boston, Mass)
(Hon. Robert Cutler)
(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster) (until 11:22 am)
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1957
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11:50 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:50 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:52 - 2:54 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:55 - 3:10 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
4:45 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:10 - 8:30 am
Hon. George Humphrey
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 9:45 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator John W. Bricker
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Joseph P. O'Hara
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
Hon. Wilton P. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:52 - 10:02 am
Hon. William F. Knowland
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:02 - 10:17 am
Maj. General Robert M. Littlejohn, USA (Ret.)
10:24 - 10:50 am
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
10:50 - 10:52 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1957
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10:55 - 11:02 am
Ambassador Fletcher Warren
U. S. Ambassador to Turkey
(Called on the President before returning to
his post).
11:10 - 11:15 am
Hon. Howard Pyle
11:16 - 11:35 am
Hon. James Hagerty
11:35 - 12:06 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:25 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:17 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:40 pm
The President departed the office and went to
General Snyder's office.
3:30 pm
To the South Grounds to practice golf.
4:24 pm
The President went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957
8:42 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:45 - 8:56 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:56 - 9:00 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:00 - 9:50 am
(Mr. Frank Donahue
)
(Mr. Walter A. Ruschmeyer )
OFF THE RECORD
(Colonel Robert L. Schulz
)
9:52 - 9:54 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:54 - 10:29 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 11:04 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:04 - 11:06 am
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
11:06 - 11:50 am
Mr. Alberto Gainza Paz
Buenos Aires, Argentina
(Editor and Publisher of La Prensa)
Hon. Roy R. Rubottom, State Department
Hon. James Hagerty
11:50 - 12:05 pm
Senator William A. Blakley, of Texas
12:05 - 12:07 am
Hon. James Hagerty
12:07 - 12:11 pm
Mr. Mahesh Chandra
Publisher of The Statesman, New Delhi, India
Hon. James Hagerty
12:26 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957
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1:32 pm
The President departed the White House and motored
to Burning Tree Country Club.
1:58 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
The President played 13 holes of golf with
Congressman Charles Halleck
Mr. John McClure
4:12 pm
Completed golf game.
4:40 pm
The President and Mr. John McClure departed the
Burning Tree Country Club and motored to the
residence of Mr. McClure. The President continued
on to the White House alone,
5:17 pm
Arrived at the White House.
5:18 pm
The President arrived in the office,
5:25 - 5:45 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:40 pm - 5:57
Hon. Sherman Adams
6:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957
8:15 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:17 - 8:49 am
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Jr.
8:49 - 8:51 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:51 - 8:58 am
Mr. Charles Rozmarek
President of the Polish American Congress and
of the Polish National Alliance, Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Kasimir I. Kozakiewicz
President of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America,
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Charles Burke, Washington Representative of the
Polish American Congress
9:00 - 10:55 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Christian Herter, Acting Secretary of State
Hon. Charles E. Wilson, Secretary of Defense
Hon. Gordon Gray, Director, Office of Defense Mobilization
Hon. George M. Humphrey, Secretary of the Treasury
Hon. William P. Rogers, Acting Attorney General
Hon. Percival Brundage, Director, Bureau of the Budget
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss, Chairman, Atomic Energy
Commission
Hon. John B. Hollister, Director, International
Cooperation Administration
Hon. Val Peterson, Federal Civil Defense Administrator
Hon. Arthur Larson, Director, U. S. I. A.
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier, Chairman, Council of Economic
Advisers
Hon. William J. McNeil, Assistant Secretary of Defense
Hon. Reuben R. Robertson, Jr., Deputy Secretary of
Defense
Hon. Wilbur M. Brucker, Secretary of the Army
Hon. Thomas S. Gates, Secretary of the Navy
Hon. Donald A. Quarles, Secretary of the Air Force
Admiral Arthur W. Radford, Chairman, Joint Chiefs
of Staff
General W. B. Palmer, Acting Chief of Staff, U. S. Army
Admiral Arleigh Burke, Chief of Naval Operations
(continued)
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957
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9:00 - 10:55 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)
General Nathan F. Twining, Chief of Staff, U. S. Air
Force
Lt. General V. E. Magee, Acting Commandant,
U. S. Marine Corps
Hon. Allen W. Dulles, Director of Central Intelligence
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
10:55 - 11:00 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
11:00 - 11:10 am
Mr. L. M. Pexton, Denver, Colorado
11:10 - 11:12 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
11:12 - 11:17 am
Hon. Frederick M. Alger, Jr.
(Came to say goodbye upon his retirement as
American Ambassador to Belgium)
11:18 - 11:25 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:25 - 11:34 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
11:35 - 11:44 am
(His Excellency A. D. P. Heeney, )
Ambassador of Canada
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Sherman Adams
)
11:44 - 11:48 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:48 - 11:58 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
12:01 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCHEON - Emergency Agency Appointees)
OFF the
(Names of those present can be obtained
from Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster) RECORD
2:25 pm
The President returned to the office.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957
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2:30 - 2:35 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:54 - 3:01 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
3:01 - 3:31 pm
(Congressman Frank T. Bow, of Ohio)
(Congressman John Taber, of New York) OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
3:31 - 3:37 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:44 - 3:55 pm
Mr. Calvin Griffith
(Presented baseball passes to the President)
4:15 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to practice golf.
5:07 pm
Returned to the office.
5:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957
8:20 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:21 - 8:23 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:22 - 8:30 am
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
8:37 - 9:00 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 10:17 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Charistian Herter
Hon, George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. William Rogers
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. O. Hatfield Chilson
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Mr. Warren B. Irons
Hon, Earl Butz
Dr. Don Paarlberg
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Bradley Patterson
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957
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10:17 - 10:21 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
10:21 - 10:35 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:35 - 10:58 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:00 - 11:10 am
The President departed his office and went to
the White House Grounds where he planted a tree
(an American Black Walnut) which had been sent
from the New Salem State Park in Illinois.
The following witnessed the ceremony:
Mrs. Eisenhower
Susan Eisenhower
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Ervin L. Peterson
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. Richard E. McArdle
Chief of the Forest Service
Mr. Clint David
Chief of Information and Education, Forest Service
Mr. Robert D. McMillan
Assistant to the Secretary of Agriculture
11:10 am
The President, Mrs. Eisenhower, and Susan Eisenhower
returned to the President's office.
11:16 - 11:28
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower saw the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Loyall McLaren
San Francisco, California
11:30 am
The President sent a message by way of a telephone
call to the Republican Regional Conference at Omaha,
Nebraska.
11:33 - 11:39 am
Hon. Arthur Burns
11:39 - 11:40 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:45 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
12:46 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Walter Tkach,
departed the South Grounds of the White House and
motored to MATS Terminal, arriving there at 12:57 pm.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957
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1:05 pm
The President was airborne for Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
1:31 pm
Arrived at Air Park in Gettysburg.
1:32 pm
The President and Dr. Walter Tkach departed Air Park
and motored to the Farm. Upon arrival, the President
stayed outside and watched the workmen
planting trees in front of the house.
4:13 pm
The President walked to the horse barn.
4:29 pm
Returned to the house.
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
8:44 - 8:47 am
The President inspected the trees planted on the
front lawn.
9:02 - 9:20 am
The President, accompanied by Susan Eisenhower,
walked to the barn where they feed the horses.
They walked to the doll house and around the vicinity
of the Green House.
9:36 - 10:02 am
The President and Mrs. George Allen went to the
Allen farm and inspected the house, grounds, and
the horses.
10:07 - 10:20 am
The President and Mr. George Allen visited the
Brannon Farm.
10:29 am
Arrived back at the Farm.
3:35 pm
The President, Mrs. Eisenhower, Mrs. Elvira Doud,
Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower and their children
visited the new house at the school house location.
4:40 - 5:15 pm
The President visited the Feaster farm.
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
10:30 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
Farm and motored to the Presbyterian Church of
Gettysburg.
10:43 am
Arrived at the Church and remained for services.
12:02 pm
Departed the Church and motored to the Farm.
12:09 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
2:55 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Dr. Walter Tkach, departed the Farm and motored to
the White House.
5:08 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1957
8:17 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:25 - 8:29 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:32 - 9:29 am
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
9:30 - 10:03 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:03 - 10:29 am
Senator George W. Malone of Nevada
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:15 - 10:57 am
Hon. John B. Hollister
Director, International Cooperation Administration
11:00 - 11:05 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
11:17 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
12:00 Noon
LUNCH
1:05 pm
The President departed the White House and motored to
Griffith Stadium. He was accompanied by
Hon. Sherman Adams
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
The following accompanied the President, in other cars,
and were the President's guests for the Ballgame:
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Dr. Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Jack Martin
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Robert Gray
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Edward McCabe
MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1957
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1:14 pm
Arrived at Griffith Stadium
The Vice President, accompanied by Mr. Calvin Griffith,
walked to the flagpole where the flag raising ceremonies
took place. They then returned to the Presidential Box,
The President threw out the first ball, which was caught
by pitcher Don Ferrarese of the Baltimore Orioles.
He threw out a second ball which was caught by outfielder
Neil Chrisley of the Washington Senators.
Just before the opening play of the ballgame,
Mr. Robert Feller, retired ball player formerly with
the Cleveland Indians, was introduced to the President
by Mr. Calvin Griffith.
1:30 pm
Ballgame began.
4:50 pm
Ballgame completed, the President and his guests
departed Griffith and motored to the White House.
4:58 pm
Arrived at the White House.
7:00 pm
(STAG DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE) OFF THE RECORD
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Mr. Clifford Roberts
General Lucius Clay
Mr. Sidney Weinberg
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
Mr. Charles S. Jones
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Meade Alcorn
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1957
8:07 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:12 - 8:15 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:15 - 8:33 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin (out at 8:25 am)
8:27 - 8:33 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Sherman Adams
(Joined the 8:15 am group)
8:33 - 9:40 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
The Vice President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman August H. Andresen
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Earl L. Butz
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Albert Cole
Hon. Frank J. Meistrell
Mr. Walker Mason, HHFA
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hn. Homer Gruenther
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Arthur Minnich
TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1957
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9:40 - 9:55 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
9:55 - 9:58 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:00 - 10:02 am
Senator Gordon Allott
Hon. I. Jack Martin
(Saw the President re Judgeship in Colorado;
Highway Program; and Frying Pan Project).
10:22 - 10:23 am
Roger Allott
(Son of Senator Allott, met the President)
10:24 - 10:27 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
10:30 - 10:54 am
Dr. Eric A. Walker
President, Pennsylvania State University and
General Chairman of the Conference on Small Business
scheduled for the Fall
Hon. Frederick H. Mueller,
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Domestic Affairs
Hon. Wendell Barnes
Administrator, Small Business Administration
Mr. A. Lincoln Jewett
Executive Secretary for the Conference
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
(Discussed the forthcoming Conference on technical
and distribution research for the benefit of small
business).
10:55 - 11:13 am
Hon. Christian Herter
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Douglas Dillon
11:13 - 11:20 am
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
11:20 - 11:25 am
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Eisenhower
11:25 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1957
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2:31 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:31 - 2:40 pm
Hon. Herbert Brownell
2:41 - 2:47 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:48 - 2:51 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
2:55 - 3:00 pm
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
3:00 - 3:07 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:13 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
3:30 - 4:00 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to practice golf.
4:00 pm
Returned to the office.
4:25 - 4:35 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:42 - 4:50 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
5:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1957
8:31 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:40 - 8:55 am
Major General Patrick J. Hurley (USA, Retired)
8:57 - 9:08 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:08 - 9:12 am
The President greeted the members of the Baseball Team
from Lyndon Teachers College, Lyndon Center, Vermont:
Arnold Bandy
Preston Bruce
Wallace Harris
Leo Laitres, Co-Captain
Harold Leach
William Lovering
Robert Lowell
Wesley Doyle
Raymond Brooks
Albert Renaud
Ralph Momany
Roland Guyette, Co-Captain
William Legrow
Ronald Clifford
Jay Chandler
Burns Page
Robert Kent
Royce Pinard
Rolland Lafayette, Coach
Leo Chapdelaine, Manager
9:14 - 9:23 am
H. E. Henry de Torrente, Ambassador of Switzerland
(Came to present his credentials to the President.
He was formerly Minister)
9:26 - 9:32 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:32 - 9:34 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:52 - 10:28 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Pre-Press Briefing)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1957
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10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11: 00 - 11:02 am
The President greeted a group of Girl Scouts from
Plainfield, New Jersey, who were with Congresswoman
Florence P. Dwyer.
11:02 - 11:43 am
The President met with his Advisory Commission on
Presidential Office Space, in the Cabinet Room:
Mr. Robert V. Fleming, Chairman
Mr. Douglas W. Orr, Vice Chairman
Major General Glen E. Edgerton, Executive Director
Mr. John C. Junek, Secretary
Senator Dennis Chavez, New Mexico
Hon. Franklin G. Floete, Administrator of GSA
Senator Roman L. Hruska, Nebraska
Congressman J. Harry McGregor, Ohio
Congressman Howard W. Smith, Virginia
11:45 - 12:24 pm
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Bryce Harlow
12:25 - 12:30 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:33 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:02 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:02 - 2:04 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
Deputy
2:12 - 2:30 pm
Hon. Reuben Robertson, Secretary of Defense
2:30 - 4:40 pm
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (320th Meeting)
The President
The Vice President
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon, Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. William Rogers
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1957
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2:30 - 4:40 pm
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon, Abbott Washburn
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
4:40 - 4:45 pm
Hon. George M. Humphrey
4:45 - 4:49 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
7:15 pm
(STAG DINNER - OFF THE RECORD)
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Mr. Carlyle Barton
Mr. Charles Merz
Chancellor Edward H. Litchfield
Hon. Christian Herter
Mr. George Champion
Hon. Edward J. Noble
Hon. Benjamin F. Fairless
Mr. Thomas W. MacLeod
Mr. Roger M. Blough
Dr. Detlev W. Bronk
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
Mr, Edgar Eisenhower
Mr. Benjamin H. Griswold III
Mr. Stanley High
Mr. Robert E. Wilson
Mr. Thomas S. Nichols
Mr. Robert W. Woodruff
Mr. W. Alton Jones
General Alfred M. Gruenther
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957
8:07 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:10 - 8:33 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:35 - 8:37 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:37 - 8:45 am
Mr. U. E. Baughman
Chief, Secret Service
8:47 - 8:50 am
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
8:50 - 9:00 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:00 - 9:07 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:07 - 9:08 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:18 - 9:25 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:30 - 10:00 am
(Appointment with the Oculist) OFF THE RECORD
10:00 - 10:07 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
10:05 - 10:08 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:10 - 10:16 am
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Christopher Phillips
Hon. Fred Lawton
(The President greeted the above in his office after they
had been sworn in as Civil Service Commissioners in
the Cabinet Room).
Following the above appointment, the President also
greeted Misses Victoria and Miriam Phillips.
10:16 - 10:18 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:20 - 10:25 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:25 - 10:35 am
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
10:35 am
The President went to the Mansion to sit for the Sculptor.
11:03 am
The President departed the White House and motored to
MATS Terminal for departure for Augusta, Georgia.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957
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11:14 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at
MATS Terminal.
11:22 am
Airborne for Augusta, Georgia, aboard the Columbine,
The following accompanied the President:
General and Mrs. Howard Snyder
Hon. James Hagerty
Mrs. Ann Whitman
Miss Betty Allen
Mr. Robert Woodruff
Sgt. and Mrs. John Moaney
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
1:15 pm
Arrived at Bush Field, Augusta, Georgia.
1:25 pm
Departed Bush Field and motored to the
Augusta National Golf Club.
1:50 pm
Arrived at Augusta National Golf Club.
2:20 - 5:40 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with the following:
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Robert Woodruff
(The President's caddy was "Shorty" Little.)
5:50 pm
The President walked to the Club House for tea.
6:25 pm
Returned to his cottage.
During the evening the following visited with the
President in his quarters:
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff
General Howard Snyder
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
8:14 am
The President walked to his office.
8:55 am
Departed the office and walked to the Pro Shop.
9:00 am
Went to the practice tee and remained until 9:50 am.
9:50 am
Returned to Pro Shop.
9:57 am
The President rode to his cabin in the electric cart.
10:00 - 11:01 am
The President fished at the small lake East of his
cabin.
11:03 am
Returned to his cottage.
1:20 - 4:20 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with the following:
Mr. Clarence J. Schoo
Mr. Ed Dudley
6:25 pm
The President and Hon. George M. Humphrey walked
to the President's office.
6:50 pm
Returned to the President's cottage.
6:55 pm
The following entered the President's cottage:
Mr. Charles Jones
Mr. W. Alton Jones
Mr. Ellis Slater
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Schoo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff
General and Mrs. Howard Snyder
7:35 pm
Mr. and Mrs. Schoo, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff, and
General and Mrs. Howard Snyder departed the cottage.
7:35 pm
The following had dinner with the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower:
Mr. W. Alton Jones
Mr. Charles Jones
Mr. Ellis Slater
Mr. William Robinson
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Humphrey
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1957
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9:10 pm
Mr. Clarence J. Schoo and
Mr. Clifford Roberts joined the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower and their dinner guests.
11:15 pm
Guests departed. No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957
AUGUSTA, GA.
7:45 am
The President walked to his office.
8:57 am
Departed the office and walked to the practice tee.
9:32 - 12:55 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. W. Alton Jones
Mr. Charles Jones
Mr. Ed Dudley
1:00 pm
The President went to the Pro Shop and from there
motored to his cottage in the electric car.
5:35 - 7:20 pm
The President went fishing East of his cabin.
Mr. Julian Roberts went fishing and handled the boat.
7:30 pm
The following had dinner with the President
and Mrs. Eisenhower:
Hon. and Mrs. George Humphrey
General and Mrs. Howard Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff
8:35 pm
Mr. W. Alton Jones
Mr. Charles Jones
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Ellis Slater
(Entered the President's cottage)
9:50 pm
Mr. William Robinson entered the cottage.
12:12 pm Sunday
All guests departed the cottage.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1957
(EASTER SUNDAY)
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
9:25 am
The President and Hon. George Humphrey departed
the cottage and walked to the Pro Shop and then to
the President's office.
10:25 am
Returned to the cottage.
11:00 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Hon. and Mrs. George Humphrey, departed the Cottage
and motored to the Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church.
11:08 am
Arrived at the Church where they attended Easter Services.
12:15 pm
Departed the Church and motored to the Augusta
National Golf Club.
12:23 pm
Arrived at the Club.
1:55 - 2:20 pm
The President practiced golf on the putting green
and driving range until 2:20 pm.
2:20 - 5:38 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Robert Woodruff
Mr. W. Alton Jones
Mr. Charles Jones
(Secretary Humphrey, General Snyder and Mr. Ed Dudley
walked around the course as observers).
6:00 - 7:25 pm
Colonel William Draper
Lt. Colonel William W. Thomas
Major Leland Straugh
(Visited with the President)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957
AUGUSTA, GA.
8:35 am
The President walked to the Pro Shop and then to
his office.
10:10 - 10:50 am
The President practiced on Range northeast of cottage,
10:52 am
Returned to his office.
11:25 am
Returned to his cottage.
2:15 - 2:45 pm
The President and Hon. George M. Humphrey sunned
on the East side of the cottage.
2:45 - 3:07 pm
The President and Mr. Ed Dudley practiced driving
until 3:07 pm.
3:08 - 6:03 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Albert Bradley
Mr. Ed Dudley
6:08 pm
Returned to his cottage.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
7:50 am
The President walked outside his office and
was photographed with Hon. Harold Stassen.
8:00 - - 8:35 am
Hon. Harold Stassen
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:35 - 9:58 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:58 - 10:55 am
The President was on the practice green.
10:55 - 11:12 am
On the putting green, with Hon. George M. Humphrey.
11:15 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. George M. Humphrey,
returned to his cottage.
2:33 pm
The President and Hon, George M. Humphrey, departed
the cottage and went to the Pro Shop.
2:50 - 5:35 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Julian Roberts
Mr. Jerome Franklin
Mr. Ed Dudley
6:15 pm
The President returned to his cottage.
No further activity this date,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
8:00 am
The President walked to his office.
8:35 am
Went to the practice tee.
9:40 am
Departed the practice tee and returned to his cottage.
10:10 - 10:55 am
The President sunned in back of the cottage.
2:16 - 5:15 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Barry Leithead
Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. Elbert Peabody
(At 2:30 pm the President stopped his golf game to
talk with Hon. John Foster Dulles over the telephone.
He resumed his golf game at 2:44 pm).
5:15 pm
Returned to his quarters.
5:50 pm
The President and Sgt. John Moaney motored to
the lake at the rear of the President's quarters
and fished until 7:40 pm.
7:40 pm
Returned to his quarters.
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
7:58 am
The President walked to his office,
8:00 am
Hon. James Mitchell
Mr. George Lodge, Director of Information,
U. S. Department of Labor
Hon. James Hagerty
(The President and Hon. James Mitchell
posed for pictures - photographers from
the Atlanta Journal came to take the pictures.
Mr. Harold Davis, pool reporter accompanied
them).
8:15 - 9:27 am
Hon. James Mitchell
9:27 am
Hon. James Mitchell, Hon. James Hagerty, and
Mr. George Lodge departed the Club.
10:06 am
The President departed his office and went
to the Pro Shop.
10:11 am
Departed the Pro Shop and went to the practice green.
11:00 am
Went to the putting green.
11:35 am
The President returned to his quarters.
1:50 - 5:33 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Robert Woodruff
Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. Clarence J. Schoo
5:40 pm
Returned to the cottage.
6:40 pm
The President, Mr. Clifford Roberts, and
Mr. Robert Woodruff walked to the Firestone
house to visit Mr. Bobby Jones. The Clarence
J. Schoos were among the guests of Mr. Jones.
7:27 pm
Returned to the cottage.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1957
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AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
8:30 pm
The following played cards with the President:
Mr. Robert Woodruff
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Barry Leithead
11:05 pm
The guests departed the cottage.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
7:25 am
The President walked to his office.
8:45 am
The President departed the office and walked to
the Pro Shop, then to the practice tee, where he
remained until 10:06 am.
10:06 am
The President returned to the office,
11:18 am
Departed the office and returned to his cottage.
2:30 pm
The President was on the practice tee.
3:00 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. William Robinson
General Henry B. Saylor, USA Retired, was guest
through the 7th hole.
5:52 pm
Completed golf game and returned to his quarters at
6:00 pm.
6:30 pm
The following had dinner with the President and played
bridge:
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Douglas Casey, of Chicago
Mr. W. Alton Jones
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
7:55 am
The President walked to his office.
8:47 am
The President and Mr. Ed Dudley rode in the electric car
to the practice tee.
9:32 am
To the putting green.
10:24 am
The President returned to his cottage and sunned
until 11:35 am.
2:43 - 5:45 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Doyle Dewitt
Mr. John Ames
Mr. Ed Dudley
5:45 pm
The President returned to his quarters.
(Mrs. Eisenhower departed Augusta at 4:30 aboard the
Columbine - arriving in Washington at 6:14 pm).
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
8:25 am
The President and General Snyder, departed the
cottage and walked to the Pro Shop.
8:45 am
Went to the practice green.
10:10 am
The President returned to his cottage.
11:00 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty,
departed the Augusta National Golf Club and motored
to the Reid Presbyterian Church in Augusta.
12:15 pm
Following Services, the President and Hon. James Hagerty
departed the Reid Presbyterian Church and returned to
the Augusta National Golf Club.
2:38 - 5:30 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. T. Richard ("Dick") Garlington
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Ed Dudley
6:45 - 7:55 pm
The President fished in the lake at the rear of his
quarters, catching 2 bream.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
8:02 am
The President and General Snyder walked to the office.
8:56 am
The President and Mr. Ed Dudley went to the practice
tee where they remained until 10:25 am.
1:40 pm
The President rode to the Pro Shop and then to the
practice tee.
2:26 - 5:12 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Clifford Roberts
Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. Ellis Slater
5:55 pm
The President returned to his cottage.
6:20 - 7:50 pm
Fished with Mr. Julian Roberts, and caught two trout and
two bream.
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1957
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
8:12 am
The President walked to his office.
8:20 am
Went to the practice tee.
8:44 am
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. Gene Stout
Mr. Clifford Roberts
11:45 am
Completed golf game.
12:57 pm
The President departed the Augusta National Golf Club.
He stopped at the main gate and had pictures taken with
the Georgia State Patrol Detail.
1:25 pm
Arrived at Bush Field.
1:32 pm EST
Airborne for Washington, D. C.
4:26 pm EDT
Arrived at MATS Terminal, Washington, D. C.
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Walter S. Robertson
(Met with the President aboard the Columbine)
5:08 pm
The President arrived in his office at the White House.
5:10 - 5:12 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:12 - 5:16 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
5:25 - 5:32 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:32 - 5:43 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:43 - 5:45 pm
Colonel Robert L. Schulz
5:45 - 5:55 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
6:25 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
8:07 amq
The President arrived at the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
8:08 - 8:25 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:10 - 8:25 am
Hon. Bruce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
(Joined Hon. Sherman Adams in the President's office)
8:11 - 8:25 am
Hon, Gerald Morgan
(Joined the above group)
8:30 - 9:44 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Edward H. Rees
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon, Howard Pyle
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
9:44 - 9:46 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:05 - 10:30 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. James Lay
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
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10:20 - 10:23 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:28 - 10:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:30 10:38 am
The following attended the ceremony when
Hon. Donald A. Quarles was sworn in as Deputy
Secretary of Defense, and Hon. James H. Douglas
as Secretary of the Air Force:
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Reuben Robertson
Hon. Wilbur Brucker
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
General Nathan F. Twining
General Thomas D. White
Mrs. Donald A. Quarles
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon
Mrs. Edward H. Cushing
Mrs. William C. Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hartmeyer
Mr. Robert LeBaron
Mrs. Reuben Robertson
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Hon. Lewis L. Straussand Mrs. Strauss
Lt. Colonel James H. Dimel
Mrs. James H. Douglas
Mr. Alfred T. Carton
Lt. James K. Donaldson
Mr. Donald Douglas
Mr. Henry A. Gardner
Mr. James Pope
Mr. Robert Proctor
Hon. Dudley C. Sharp
Mr. Henry B. Thompson
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson
Hon. Clarence Randall
Mr. Forrest Siefkin
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
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10:53 - 11:03 am
Mrs. John G. Lee
President, National Council of League of Women Voters
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
11:00 - 11:20 am
The President received the following members of the
National Council of the League of Women Voters in the
Rose Garden:
Mrs. Robert Alpher, Westfield, N. J.
Mrs. Laurel Anderson, Lawrence, Kansas
Mrs. O. H. Anderson, Mahtomedi, Minnesota
Mrs. Harper Andrew, Kewanee, Illinois
Mrs. Neal F. Austin, High Point, N. C.
Miss Susan H. Baker, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Marshall Beaugrand, Racine, Wisconsin
Mrs. I. Berman, Montgomery, Alabama
Mrs. Donald F. Bishop, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mrs. H. R. Blackwell, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Mrs. Werner Blanchard, Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Edgar M. Bottigheimer, Louisville, Kentucky
Mrs. Smiley Boyd, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Mrs. Nina Boykin, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. F. L. Bradfute, Larchmont, N. Y.
Mrs. John D. Briscoe, Lakeville, Connecticut
Mrs. L. V. Broadbent, Cedar City, Utah
Mrs. Henry Broh, Huntington, West Virginia
Mrs. R. K. Borwning, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Mrs. Chester Cable, Detroit, Michigan
Mrs. John A. Campbell, Indianapolis, Indiana
Mrs. Donald Casavant, Fargo, N. D.
Mrs. William M. Christopherson, Louisville, Kentucky
Mrs. Le Mond Clark, Fayetteville, Arkansas
Mrs. Paul Cleveland, Arlington, Virginia
Mrs. B. E. Cobb, Portland, Maine
Mrs. John N. Compton, Charleston, West Virginia
Mrs. Haig Dermen, College Park, Maryland
de Vries, Mrs. John K., Verona, New Jersey
Mrs. John J. Donovan, Decatur, Illinois
Mrs. Francis P. Douglas, Wa shington, D. C.
Miss Dixie Drake, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. George A. Dreyfous, New Orleans, La.
Mrs. Milton Dunn, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Harry Dunstan, Atlanta, Georgia
Mrs. G. M. Dusinberre, State College, Pennsylvania
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
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11:00 - 11:20 am
National Council of the League of Women Voters of
the United States: (continued)
Mrs. Harold D. Dyke, Syracuse, New York
Mrs. Robert G. Edgar, Farmington, Connecticut
Miss Muriel Ferris, McLean, Virginia
Mrs. Powers Fisher, Jackson, Mississippi
Mrs. Walter T. Fisher, Winnecka, Illinois
Miss Constance Foley, Arlington, Virginia
Mrs. Charles E. Ford, Eugene, Oregon
Mrs. Orville Foreman, Jacksonville, Illinois
Mrs. Donald T. Francis, Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. Robert Frank Futrell, Montgomery, Alabama
Mrs. Raymond C. Gantter, Syracuse, New York
Mrs. Lester Garner, Sterling, Colorado
Mrs. Austin Getz, Ames, Iowa
Mrs. Raymond Gill, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Mrs. Dorothy Felker Girton, Washington, D. C.
Miss Mary Hatcher Glade, Wichita Falls, Texas
Mrs. Alf H. Gunderson, LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Mrs. Alexander P. Guyol, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Samuel Handloff, Newark, Delaware
Miss Florence Harrison, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. C. Walker Hayes, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Mrs, Lauffer T. Hayes, Piedmont, California
Mrs. Hugh Heatwole, Adelphia, Maryland
Miss Mary B. Heyward, Rion, South Carolina
Mrs. John A. Hogan, Durham, New Hampshire
Mrs. Paul Holmer, Kentfield, California
Mrs. F. W. Hopkins, Highland Park, N. J.
Mrs. Errol Horner, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Clarence Howard, Bennington, Vermont
Mrs. Edward O. Hudson, Portland, Oregon
Mrs. Tor Hylbom, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mrs. Jacob Israelsohn, Ipswich, Massachusetts
Mrs. W. R. Jacobs, Lewsiton, Idaho
Mrs. Howard R. Jones, Missoula, Montana
Mrs. Charles F. Kellers, Upper Montclair, N. J.
Mrs. Berrien C. Ketchum, Birmingham, Michigan
Mrs. Frances Kilroe, Winter Park, Florida
Mrs. Kennedy Langstaff, Stamford, Connecticut
Mrs. Ted La Pin, Louisville, Kentucky
Mrs. John G. Latimer, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Walter H. C. Laves, Bloomington, Indiana
Mrs. H. R. Lea, Hewlett, New York
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
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11:00 - 11:20 am
National Council of the League of Women Voters of
the United States (continued):
Mrs. John G. Lee, Farmington, Connecticut
Mrs. John M. Lee, Wilmington, Delaware
Mrs. Ralph Legeman, Evansville, Indiana
Mrs. Louis N. Lehman, Pikesville, Maryland
Mrs. Robert F. Leonard, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Moses H. Lurie, Belmont, Massachusetts
Mrs. Cₐ r1 Marcy, Arlington, Virginia
Mrs. Hugh McKinstry, Belmont, Massachusetts
Mrs. Max I. Miller, Greensboro, N. C.
Mrs. Ralph L. Miller, Orlando, Florida
Mrs. Roland E. Miller, Walla Walla, Washington
Mrs. Donald C. Mills, Riverdale, Maryland
Mrs. C. K. Moresi, Lafayette, Louisiana
Mrs. William S. Morgan, Norman, Oklahoma
Mrs. A. S. Morton, Winooski, Vermont
Miss Jeanne Mueller, Missoula, Montana
Mrs. George Norris, Grinnell, Iowa
Mrs. Henry Oliver, Bloomington, Indiana
Mrs. Julian H. Orr, Portland, Maine
Mrs. Norman F. Patton, Dallas, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Martha Pfeiffer, Alexandria, Virginia
Mrs. W. Eugene Pharis, Webster Groves, Missouri
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, St. Charles, Illinois
Mrs. Newton L. Pierce, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Sherman S. Pinto, Denver, Colorado
Mrs. Harvey Price, Ada, Oklahoma
Mrs. Rita H. Quinn, Narragansett, Rhode Island
Mrs. H. L. Reedy, Lawrence, Kansas
Mrs. E. E. Reisman, Jr., Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mrs. E. A. Rendall, Brownsville, Texas
Mrs. Griffith L. Resor, Cincinnati, Ohio
Mrs. L. K. Richards, Waco, Texas
Mrs. Clyde T. Robinson, Walla Walla, Washington
Mrs. Haskell Rosenblum, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Oscar M. Ruebhausen, New York City
Mrs. Louis Scolnik, Lewiston, Maine
Mrs. Verle R. Seed, Abuquerque, New Mexico
Mrs. Robert E. Seiler, Joplin, Missouri
Mrs. C. F. Stewart Sharpe, Falls Church, Virginia
Mrs. William J. Sholar, Alexandria, Virginia
Mrs. Janet Sigford, St. Paul Minnesota
Mrs. Albert Simons, Charleston, South Carolina
Mrs. Richard Simonson, Washington, D. C.
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
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11:00 - 11:20 am
National Council of the League of Women Voters of
the United States (continued):
Mrs. Clay Smith, Phoenix, Arizona
Mrs. Horton Wayne Smith
Mrs. Paul Smith, Wichita, Kansas
Mrs. Harold M. Springer, Wethersfield, Connecticut
Mrs. James B. Stamps, Laconia, New Hampshire
Mrs. Waldo E. Stephens, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Mrs. Don W. Strauch, Mesa, Arizona
Mrs. Robert J. Stuart, Spokane, Washington
Mrs. Lawrence Summers, Grand Forks, North Dakota
Mrs. E. P. Swerdfeger, Boulder, Colorado
Mrs. Charles E. Taylor, Wellesley, Mass.
Mrs. Leo S. Terbush, New Orleans, Louisiana
Mrs. Ernest Titus, Knoxville, Tennessee
Mrs. C. Smith Toms, Charleston, South Carolina
Mrs. A. A. Treuhaft, Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Christine Urban, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Edward M. Vinson, Atlanta, Georgia
Miss Joan Walls, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Leo Weiss, Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. R. W. Weiss, Portland, Oregon
Mrs. Carl Wheelock, Baltimore, Maryland
Mrs. Arthur E. Whittemore, Hingham, Massachusetts
Mrs. Clara S. Williams, Natchez, Mississippi
Mrs. William H. Wood, Bladensburg, Maryland
Dr. Louise Young, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Robert L. Zurbach, California
11:45 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:55 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:56 pm
Hon. Clare BootheLuce, former U. S. Ambassador to Italy
2:24 - 2:46 pm
(Hon. George M. Humphrey)
(Hon. Sherman Adams
)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Percival Brundage
)
(Hon. Meyer Kestnbaum
)
2:46 - 3:24 pm
Hon. George M. Humphrey
3:24 - 3:56 pm
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Sherman Adams
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957
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3:56 - 4:00 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
4:00 - 4:13 pm
General Arthur E. Stoddard
President, Union Pacific Railroad
(Personal visit with the President)
4:20 - 4:30 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
Captain Evan P. Aurand
4:50 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to
practice golf.
5:20 pm
The President went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957
8:17 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:18 - 8:20 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:22 - 8:24 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:28 - 8:32 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:36 - 8:40 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Captain Evan P. Aurand
8:41 - 8:44 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:45 - 8:50 am
Mrs. Anne Wheaton was sworn in as Associate
Press Secretary. White House Staff Members
were present.
8:52 - 8:55 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:54 - 8:57 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:58 - 9:00 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 10:32 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon, Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon, George M. Humphrey
Hon. Felix E. Wormser
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Lewis E. Berry
Hon. Alan T. Waterman
Hon. Donald Quarles
General Nathan F. Twining
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon, Sherman Adams
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn
(continued)
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957
Page 2
9:00 - 10:32 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued):
Hon. Clarence Randall
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon, James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon, S. Everett Gleason
11:03 - 11:06 am
The American Legion Auxiliary presented their first
Buddy Poppy to the President, The following were
present:
Mrs. Carl W. Zeller, National President,
American Legion Auxiliary, Gibsonburg, Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Zeller, Barrington, Illinois
Master John C. Zeller (Grandson, age 10)
Miss Kathy Zeller (Granddaughter, age 7)
Mr. Layton K. Hurst, Director, Washington
Office, American Legion Auxiliary
10:33 - 10:53 am
(Hon. Lewis L. Strauss )
(Hon. Christian Herter
)
(Hon. Sherman Adams
)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Bryce Harlow
)
(Hon. James J. Wadsworth )
(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)
11:24 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:17 pm
The President, accompanied by Colonel Walter Tkach,
departed the White House and motored to Burning Tree
Country Club.
1:45 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree Country Club.
2:09 - 5:05 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Charles Halleck
Colonel Thomas Belshe
5:38 pm
The President and Colonel Walter Tkach departed
Burning Tree Country Club and motored to the White House.
6:03 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1957
7:52 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:05 - 8:08 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:10 - 8:47 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:48 - 8:50 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:51 - 8:59 am
Hon. Foster Furcolo
Governor of the State of Massachusetts
Mr. Charles Mahoney
Secretary to Governor Furcolo
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:00 - 10:00 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess
Hon. J. Lee Rankin
Hon. Maurice Stans
Hon. Felix Wormser
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon, James T. O'Connell
Hon. Walter Williams
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon, Harris Ellsworth
Hon, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon, Gerald Morgan
(continued)
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1957
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9:00 - 10:00 am
CABINET MEETING (continued)
Hon, Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:00 - 10:15 am
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
10:15 - 10:17 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:17 - 10:45 am
Hon, Lewis L. Strauss
Mr. Gerard Smith (out at 10:42 am)
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster (out at 10:42 am)
10:23 - 10:43 am
Hon. James Wadsworth
Deputy U. S. Representative to the United Nations
10:29 - 11:02 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:02 - 11:42 am
Hon. William F. Knowland
Hon. Bourke Hickenlooper
11:45 - 11:53 am
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
11:53 - 12:14 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:00 - 12:03 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:17 pm
The President returned to the Mansion.
12:30 pm
(LUNCH)
1:25 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:27 - 1:29 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
1:30 pm
The President sent a telephone message to the
Third Rₑ gional Republican Conference in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1957
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1:46 - 1:47 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
1:50 - 2:06 pm
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
2:07 pm
The President, accompanied by Colonel Walter Tkach,
departed the White House and motored to MATS Terminal.
2:18 pm
Arrived at MATS Terminal.
2:28 pm
Airborne for Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
2:55 pm
Arrived at Gettysburg Park
3:08 pm
Arrived at the Gettysburg Farm.
3:15 pm
The President and Dr. Walter Tkach departed the
Farm and motored to Little Fishing Lodge, on
Floyd Aker's place, where the President fished
until 7:05 pm, catching 15 fish.
(While the President was away from the Farm fishing,
Mrs. Eisenhower received the Apple Blossom Queen of
Adams County and was photographed with her. The
following were present:
Miss Joan Heller, Apple Blossom Queen
Mr. and Mrs. Lott
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
(The above group entered the Farm at 3:25 pm and
departed at 3:50 pm).
7:37 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
The following were guests of the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower during the evening:
General and Mrs. Arthur Nevins
General Alfred Gruenther (remained overnight)
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen (remained overnight)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
9:14 am
The President departed the Farm and
motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.
9:22 am
Arrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.
9:35 am
The President played 18 holes of golf with the
following:
Mr. George Allen
General Arthur Nevins
Mr. Richard Sleichter
12:21 pm
Completed 18 holes of golf.
12:27 pm
The President and Mr. George Allen departed the
Gettysburg Country Club and motored to the Farm.
12:40 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
12:46 pm
The President had his picture taken with County
Agent F. S. Zettle - the picture to be used in a
Farm magazine. Walter Lane was photographer.
1:02 pm
The President walked around the house and
grounds for twenty minutes - returning to
the residence at 1:23 pm.
3:12 pm
The President, General Alfred Gruenther, and
Mr. George Allen departed the farm and toured
Mr. George Allen's farm, the hog farm, the
guest house, and the Feaster farm, returning
to the residence at 4:15 pm.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDA Y, MAY 5, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
10:45 am
The President and Mr. George Allen walked
to the duck pond.
11:00 am
Returned to the residence.
4:15 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed
the Farm and motored to the White House.
6:22 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1957
8:09 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:18 - 8:29 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:29 - 8:31 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:31 - 8:36 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:36 - 8:38 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
9:25 - 9:30 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:30 - 10:18 am
(Hon. Allen Dulles
)
OFF THE
(Hon. Christian Herter
)
RECORD
(Hon. Donald Quarles
)
(General Nathan F. Twining
)
(General C. P. Cabell
)
(Mr. Richard Bissell
)
(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)
10:18 - 10:20 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:20 - 10:48 am
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
Lt. General E. R. Quesada, U. S. Air Force, Retired
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:53 - 10:57 am
The Dwight D. Eisenhower Class of Alpha Phi Omega
presented a scroll to the President. The following
were present:
Mr. M. R. Disborough
National President, Alpha Phi Omega
Mr. Delmar H. Wilson
Director of Division of Personnel, National
Scout office, New Brunswick, New Jersey
Mr. William O. Kugler
Gettysburg College Student, Lewisburg, Pa.
Mr. Frank R. Horton
Founder of the Fraternity, Easton, Pennsylvania
Mr. Robert K. Goodwin, Des Moines, Iowa
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1957
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10:58 11:03 am
Hon. William J. Sebald
U. S. Ambassador to Australia
11:10 11:25 am
Hon, Gabriel Hauge
11:25 11:32 am
The President received the Goodwill Worker of the Year,
in connection with Goodwill Week:
Miss Genevieve Farris
Goodwill Worker of the Year
St. Petersburg, Florida
Mrs. John Rudnich, mother of Miss Farris
Mr. Richard Nelson
President, Goodwill Industries of America
Mrs. Richard Nelson
Mr. Percy J. Trevethan
Executive Vice President, Goodwill Industries
of America
Congressman Robert Wilson, of California
Congressman William C. Cramer, of Florida
Mr. Lester Alhswed
Public Relations Director, Goodwill Industries
11:40 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:50 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:50 - 1:55 pm
Colonel William Draper
2:07 - 2:16 pm
Hon. Lewis Strauss
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:16 2:45 pm
Hon. David A. Morse
Director, International Labor Organization
3:00 - 3:30 pm
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
4:00 - 5:00 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to
practice golf.
5:10 pm
The President went to the Mansion,
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1957
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7:15 pm
(The following attended a Stag Dinner at the
White House) : OFF THE RECORD
The President
Mr. George Allen
World Center Building, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Warren Bicknell, Jr.
Cleveland, Ohio
Mr. B. G. Byars
Tyler, Texas
Mr. Samuel James Campbell
Mount Carroll, Illinois
Mr. E. Taylor Chewning
Washington, D. C.
Mr. William F. C. Ewing
New York, N. Y.
Mr. John C. Gall
Upperville, Virginia
Mr. John L. Hankins
Uniontown, Pennsylvania
Mr. E. H. Heckett
Butler, Pennsylvania
Mr. Barry Leithead
New York, N. Y.
Brig. General Arthur S. Nevins
Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr. Floyd B. Odlum
Indio, California
Dr. Herman R. Purdy
University Park, Pennsylvania
Mr. Allan A. Ryan
Port Chester, New York
Mr. Theodore S. Ryan
Charon, Connecticut
Mr. Ellis D. Slater
New York, N. Y.
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Leland L. Leachman
Rhinebeck, New York
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1957
8:04 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:56 - 9:01 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:01 - 9:14 am
Hon. Louis Johnson
9:30 - 9:45 am
(Mr. Michael A. Stepovich)
OFF THE RECORD
(Mr. Stepovich is being considered for
appointment as Governor of Alaska)
(Hon. Fred Seaton)
10:00 - 10:07 am
H. E. Dr. Adolfo A. Vicchi
Ambassador of the Argentine Republic
(Paid a farewell call on the President prior to
his departure for Argentina upon resignation
of his post here)
Mr. Victor Purse
Mr. R. R. Rubbottom
10:08 - 10:18 am
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
10:18 - 10:32 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:32 - 10:42 am
Hon. Francis H. Russell
Ambassador to New Zealand
(Came to pay his respects to the President
before his departure to assume his duties
as Ambassador in New Zealand)
10:42 - 10:44 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:45 - 11:07 am
The following group of Alaskans called on the
President to discuss Alaska Statehood:
Hon. E. L. Bartlett, Delegate from Alaska
Hon. William A. Egan, Valdez, Alaska
Hon. Ernest Gruening, formerly Governor
Hon. Ralph J. Rivers, Fairbanks, Alaska
Hon. Jack Anderson
11:24 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1957
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1:00 pm
The following attended the Luncheon given by the
President for Representatives to the Inter-American
Commission of Presidential Representatives:
ARGENTINA
H. E. The Ambassador of the Argentine Republic
Senor Dr. Adolfo A. Vicchi
BOLIVIA
H. E. Senor Dr. Manuel Barrau
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship
BRAZIL
H. E. Senhor Dr. Fernando Lobo
Ambassador to the Organization of American States
CHILE
H. E. Senor Don Alberto Sepulveda Contreras
Ambassador to the Organization of American States
COLOMBIA
H. E. Senor Dr. Mauricio Obregon
Ambassador to the Organization of American States
COSTA RICA
H. E. The Ambassador of Costa Rica
Senor Don Gonzalo J. Facio
CUBA
H. E. Senor Dr. Gustavo Gutierrez Sanchez
Minister without Portfolio; President, National
Economic Council and Nuclear Energy Commission
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
H. E. Senor Dr. Jose Ramon Rodriguez
Ambassador to the Organization of American States
ECUADOR
H. E. The Ambassador of Ecuador
Senor Dr. Jose R. Chiriboga V.
ELSALVADOR
H. E. Senor Dr. Reynaldo Galindo Pohl
Minister of Education
GUATEMALA
H. E. The Ambassador of Guatemala
Colonel Jose Luis Cruz-Salazar
HAITI
H. E. The Ambassador of Haiti
Mr. Dantes Bellegarde
HONDURAS
The Honorable Senor Gabriel Mejia
Director, Bureau of Direct Taxes
(continued)
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1957
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1:00 pm
Luncheon given by the President for Representatives
to the Inter-American Commission of Presidential
Representatives: (continued):
MEXICO
H. E. The Ambassador of Mexico
Senor Don Manuel Tello
NICARAGUA
H. E. The Ambassador of Nicaragua
Senor Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa
PANAMA
H. E. Senor Dr. Jose Isaac Fabrega
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
PARAGUAY
H. E. The Ambassador of Paraguay
Senor Dr. Don Osvaldo Chaves
PERU
H. E. Senor Dr. Juan Bautista de Lavalle
Ambassador to the Organization of American States
UNITED STATES
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower
URUGUAY
H. E. The Ambassador of Uruguay
Senor Julio A. Lacarte
VENEZUELA
H. E. The Ambassador of Venezuela
Senor Dr. Cesar Gonzales
H. E. Dr. Jose A. Mora
Secretary General, Organization of American States
Hon. Roy Richard Rubbottom, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of State
Hon. Henry F. Holland
2:20 pm
The President had his picture taken with luncheon guests
on the North Portico
2:24 pm
The President returned to the office.
3:20 - 3:27 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Colonel William Draper
3:27 - 3:56 pm
Hon, John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian Herter
3:42 - 3:44 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
MA Y 7, 1957
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4:17 pm
The President went to the South Grounds to
practice golf.
4:55 pm
The President went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957
7:55 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:23 - 8:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 9:50 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. William F. Knowland
Hon. Styles Bridges
Hon. Leverett Saltonstall
Hon. Everett Dirksen
Hon. Joseph W. Martin
Hon. Charles Halleck
Hon. Leslie Arends
Hon. Leo Allen
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam, Bureau of the Budget
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Mr. Hyde Gillette, Assistant Postmaster General
Hon. James T. O'Connell, Under Secretary of Labor
Mr. Stuart Rothman, Solicitor, Department of Labor
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Arthur Minnich
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957
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9:55 - 10:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, James Hagerty
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:05 - 11:27 am
Dr. Howard Rusk
Chairman, Health Resources Advisory Committee,
Office of Defense Mobilization
11:27 - 11:35 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:36 - 11:38 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
11:40 am
The President departed the White House and motored to
MATS Terminal to meet President Ngo Dinh Diem of the
Republic of Viet-Nam. He was accompanied by the
following:
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Colonel Walter Tkach
11:50 am
Arrived at MATS Terminal.
Presidential honors were rendered,
Hon. John Foster Dulles greeted the President and
escorted him to the official reception committee where
Hon. Victor Purse, Deputy Chief of Protocol, introduced
the members of the reception committee to the President.
12:00 Noon
The Columbine, carrying the President of Viet-Nam and
his official party, arrived at MATS Terminal. President
Ngo Dinh Diem descended the ramp and was introduced
to the President by Hon. Wiley Buchanan, Jr.
Photographs were taken.
The President introduced President Diem to Hon. John
Foster Dulles and General Nathan Twining.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957
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12:05 pm
The members of President Diem's official party
descended the ramp and were introduced to the President
by Hon, Victor Purse,
Ruffles and flourishes were played and the National
Anthem of Viet-Nam and the National Anthem of the
United States. A 21-gun salute was fired.
President Eisenhower and President Diem inspected the
Honor Guard.
Upon completion of the Honor Guard inspection, the
President and President Diem returned to the reviewing
stand where they were joined by Commissioner Robert E.
McLaughlin.
The President officially welcomed President Diem to
Washington, and President Diem responded.
12:15 pm
Commissioner Robert E. McLaughlin welcomed
President Diem to Washington and presented to him the
keys of the city.
The President and President Diem departed MATS Terminal
and motored to Blair House, where President Diem will
stay during his official visit in Washington.
12:53 pm
Arrived at the President's Guest House (Blair House).
Photographs were taken on the steps. The President
returned to the White House.
12:58 pm
Arrived at the White House.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:50 pm
The President and General Howard McC. Snyder, departed
the White House and motored to Burning Tree Country Club.
2:13 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
2:28 - 4:26 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with Colonel
Thomas Belshe.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957
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4:47 pm
The President and General Howard McC. Snyder
departed the Burning Tree Country Club and
motored to the White House.
5:19 pm
Arrived at the White House.
8:00 pm
The following attended the State Dinner at the White House
given by the President and Mrs. Eisenhower in honor
of President Ngo Dinh Diem of Viet-Nam:
H. E. The President of the Republic of Viet-Nam -
Ngo Dinh Diem
H. E. The Ambassador of the Republic of Viet-Nam and
Madame Tran Van Chuong
Miss Tran thi Sam, Sister of the Ambassador
H. E. Nguyen Huu Chau, Secretary of State for Interior
and to the Presidency
H. E. Tran Le Quany, Secretary of State for Public
Works and Communications
General Tran Van Don, Chief of Staff of General Staff,
Acting Senior Aide-de-Camp
Mr. Huynh Van Diem, Director of Planning
Mr. Vu Van Thai, Administrator General of Foreign Aid
Mr. Vo Van Hai, President's Chief Private Secretary
and Acting Protocol Officer
Mr. Ton That Thien, Chief of President's Press an d
Information Service and Interpreter
Hon. Richard M. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles and Mrs. Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
Senator and Mrs. Styles Bridges
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Representative Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
Representative and Mrs. Charles A. Halleck
Hon. and Mrs. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. and Mrs. Wilber M. Brucker
Hon. and Mrs. James H. Douglas
Hon. and Mrs. Hatfield Chilson
Hon. Elbridge Durbrow
Hon. and Mrs. Walter S. Robertson
Hon. and Mrs. G. Frederick Reinhardt
Hon. and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover
Mrs. George E. Allen
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1957
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8:00 pm
Dinner at the White House in honor of President of
Viet-Nam (continued):
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas M. Belshe
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Black
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Gimbel
Miss Elizabeth B. Howry
Miss Mary H. Howry
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Paley
Mr. and Mrs. Artur Rubinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Yates
Rear Admiral and Mrs. D. L. McDonald
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:00 - 8:04 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:04 - 8:08 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:08 - 8:16 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
8:16 - 8:40 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. James P. Richards
U. S. Ambassador to the Middle East
8:40 - 8:43 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:43 - 9:00 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Bryce Harlow
9:00 - 10:43 am
BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator J. W. Fulbright
Senator Theodore Green
Senator Carl Hayden
Senator Thomas C. Hennings
Senator Lyndon Johnson
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Mike Mansfield
Senator Richard B. Russell
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator H. Alexander Smith
Senator Alexander Wiley
Congressman Carl Albert
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Clarence Cannon
(continued)
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1957
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9:00 - 10:43 am
BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
(continued):
Congressman Robert B. Chiperfield
Congressman Thomas S. Gordon
Congressman Charles A. Halleck
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman John W. McCormack
Congressman Thomas E. Morgan
Congressman Sam Rayburn
Congressman John Taber
Congressman Carl Vinson
Congressman John M. Vorys
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon, Walter F. George
Hon. James P. Richards
Hon. Robert C. Hill
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. Mansfield B. Sprague
Colonel Harry H. Critz
Hon. John B. Hollister
Mr. Leonard Saccio
Mr. Robert Barnes
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:44 - 10:46 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:46 - 11:00 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
Hon, Jack Anderson
11:00 - 11:06 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1957
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11:04 - 11:10 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:13 - 12:05 pm
H. E. Ngo Dinh Diem
President of the Republic of Viet Nam
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Walter S. Robertson
H. E. Tran Van Chuong
Ambassador of Viet-Nam to the United States
Hon. Elbridge Durbrow
U. S. Ambassador to Viet-Nam
H. E. Nguyen Huu Chau
Viet-Nam Secretary of State for Interior and
to the Presidency
Mr. Charles Sedgewich, interpreter
12:05 - 12:08 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
12:08 - 12:10 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:10 - 12:13 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
12:19 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:55 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:15 - 3:25 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
3:05 - 3:07 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:25 - 3:29 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
3:29 - 3:47 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
3:47 - 3:57 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
4:00 - 4:03 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
4:15 - 4:50 pm
The President practiced golf on the South Lawn.
6:00 pm
Hon. Joseph Martin of Massachusetts
(Saw the President at the Mansion)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:09 - 8:13 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:13 - 8:25 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:25 - 8:27 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:27 - 8:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:30 - 9:55 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival F. Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Alan T. Waterman
Dr. Detlev W. Bronk, President, National
Academy of Sciences and National Research
Council
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon, Robert Bowie
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge
General Nathan F. Twining
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn, White House Consultant
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William M. Holaday
Mr. Samuel E. Clements
Rear Admiral Rawson Bennett
Dr. John P. Hagen
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
MAY 10, 1957
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10:00 - 11:00 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Jack Anderson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
11:00 - 11:44 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
11:30 - 11:44 am
The President telephoned a message to the
Republican Regional Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky,
11:47 - 11:50 am
The Officers and Board of Directors of The American
Institute of Architects called on the President and
presented their Centennial Emblem. The following
were present:
(List begins on next page)
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1957
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11:47 - 11:50 am
The following Officers and Board of Directors of
The American Institute of Architects called on the
President and presented their Centennial Emblem:
Mr. Leon Chatelain, Jr., President
Washington, D. C.
Mr. John N. Richards, First Vice President
Toledo, Ohio
Mr. Philip Will, Jr., Second Vice President
Chicago, Illinois
Mr. Edward L. Wilson, Secretary
Fort Worth, Texas
Mr. Raymond S. Kastendieck, Treasurer
Gary, Indiana
Mr. Edmund R. Purves, Executive Director
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Donald Beach Kirby, Director, California-
Nevada-Hawaii District
San Francisco, California
Mr. Herbert C. Millkey, Director, South
Atlantic District,
Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. Albert S, Goleman, Director, Texas District
Houston, Texas
Mr. Matthew W. Del Gaudion, Director, New York
District, New York, N. Y.
Mr. Bradley P. Kidder, Director, Western Mountain
District, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Mr. Bryant E. Hadley, Director, North Central
States District, Springfield, Illinois
Mr. Austin W. Mather, Director, New England
District, Bridgeport, Connecticut
Mr. J. Roy Carroll, Jr., Director, Middle Atlantic
District, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mr. Bergman S, Letzler, Director, Great Lakes
District, Louisville, Kentucky
Mr. John H. Pritchard, Director, Gulf States
District, Tunica, Mississippi
Mr. Donald J. Stewart, Director, Northwest District,
Portland, Oregon
11:55 - 12:18 pm
Reverend Billy Graham
12:18 - 12:20 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1957
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12:20 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:38 - 1:42 pm
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Saw the President on the porch outside his office
just before he left for Burning Tree for golf.)
1:43 pm
The President departed the White House and
motored to Burning Tree Country Club.
2:20 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree. Major John Eisenhower
accompanied the President.
2:20 - 4:58 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Major John Eisenhower
Colonel Thomas Belshe
5:24 pm
The President, accompanied by Major John Eisenhower
and Colonel Walter Tkach, departed Burning Tree
and motored to the White House.
5:49 pm
Arrived at the White House.
7:47 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the Viet-Nam Embassy,
2251 R Street, N. W., to attend a dinner given in their
honor by President Diem of the Republic of Viet-Nam.
7:59 pm
Arrived at the Viet-Nam Embassy. The President and
Mrs. Eisenhower were greeted by Ambassador Tran
Van Chuong who escorted them into the entrance where
there were greeted by President Diem.
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower mingled with those
attending the reception.
8:20 pm
The following joined the President and Mrs. Eisenhower
at the Dinner in their honor:
President Ngo Dinh Diem
Ambassador and Madame Tran Van Chuong
Field Marshal Montgomery
Chief Justice and Mrs. Earl Warren
(continued)
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1957
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8:20 pm
Dinner at the Viet-Nam Embassy, giving in honor
of President and Mrs. Eisenhower by President Diem.
(Guest list continued from previous page):
Hon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Sam Rayburn
Mr. Nguyen Huu Chau
Mr. Tran Le Quang
Hon. and Mrs. John B. Hollister
His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman
Hon. and Mrs. Sherman Adams
Hon. and Mrs. Walter Robertson
Hon. and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan
(The President and Mrs. Eisenhower autographed all
the dinner menus of the guests. In addition, the
President autographed a dinner menu for James Forsythe,
the butler at the Viet-Nam Embassy)
10:37 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
Viet-Nam Embassy and motored to the White House,
10:45 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived in the office,
8:15 - 8:20 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:16 - 8:19 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:21 - 8:27 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:23 - 8:25 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:30 am
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
8:33 am
The President accompanied by Field Marshal Viscount
Montgomery departed the White House and motored
to MATS Terminal for flight to Gettysburg, Pa,
8:52 am
Airborne for Gettysburg, Pa.
9:20 am
Arrived at Gettysburg Air Park,
9:35 am
Arrived at the Farm.
10:00 am
The President and Viscount Montgomery walked around
the grounds.
10:15 am
Departed the Farm and motored to the Gettysburg
Battlefield where the following places of historical
interest were inspected:
Peace Light Monument, where two British breech
guns were inspected
Francis Channing Barlow Monument
Spangler's Spring Plaque
Lincoln's Address Memorial in National Cemetery
Angle, Picket's charge
High Water Monument (Commander's Honored
Monument)
Meade's Headquarters
First Regiment, Minnesota Volunteer's Monument
Little Round Top Monument
Devil's Den Monument
Confederate Sharpshooter
12:00 Noon
Arrived at George Allen's farm.
12:08 pm
Arrived at the President's farm.
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1957
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GETTYSBURG, PA.
2:45 pm
The President, Viscount Montgomery, General
Arthur Nevins, and Mr. and Mrs. Heckitt motored
to the Feaster Farm and inspected the cattle.
General Howard McC. Snyder and Mr. George Allen
also joined the above.
4:07 pm
After visiting the Feaster Farm, the President and
his party returned to the Farm.
4:54 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower came out of
the house and said goodbye to Mr. and Mrs, E. H.
Heckitt, who departed the Farm.
5:43 pm
The President, Viscount Montgomery, Mr. George Allen,
and General Howard McC. Snyder departed the Farm
and motored to the Redding Farm, Feaster Farm,
and back to the President's Farm.
6:06 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
8:25 am
The President, accompanied by Viscount Montgomery,
Mr. George Allen, and General Howard McC. Snyder
motored to the Gettysburg Museum.
8:30 am
Upon arrival at the Gettysburg Museum, the President
was greeted by Hon. James Hagerty who introduced
the President to Mr. and Mrs. George Rosensteel,
and Mr. Joseph Rosensteel, Chief Historian of the
National Museum at Gettysburg, Pa.
The President and his party went into the Electric
Map Room. Mr. Joseph L. Rosensteel
lectured on the battle of Gettysburg, from 8:35 am
until 9:15 am.
Upon conclusion of the lecture, the President and
Field Marshal Montgomery motored to the following
points on interest on the battlefield:
Culp Hill Tower
General Sears Green Monument
General Meade's Statue
Little Round Top Monument
Virginia Memorial
Plaque of the Army of the Potomac
12th Corps, Battery K, 5th U. S. Field
Artillery Monument
10:18 am
The President and his party returned to the Gettysburg
Farm.
10:35 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Viscount Montgomery, departed the Gettysburg Farm
and motored to the Presbyterian Church, Gettysburg,
where they attended Services.
Upon conclusion of the Services, Reverend MacAskill
left the pulpit and proceeded to the Presidential Pew
where he exchanged greetings with the President and
party. He then escorted them to their car.
11:50 am
Departed the Presbyterian Church of Gettysburg.
SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1957
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GETTYSBURG, PA.
11:55 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
Viscount Montgomery, arrived at the Diorama of the
Battle of Gettysburg. Here they were greeted by
Mr. Hallet Frazer, Manager of the Diorama.
Mr. Frazer escorted them to the second floor where
they viewed the Diorama.
12:15 pm
The President and his party departed the Diorama
and motored back to the Farm.
12:25 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
2:25 pm
The President, Viscount Montgomery, and
General Howard McC. Snyder departed the Farm and
motored to Mr. George Allen's farm where they
looked over the horses.
2:50 pm
Departed Mr. George Allen's farm and motored to
Thurmont, Maryland, to Mr. Floyd Akers home.
3:25 - 5:40 pm
The President fished,
5:45 pm
The President and his party departed the Floyd Akers
home and motored to Camp David.
6:06 pm
Arrived at Camp David, and inspected the main lodge.
6:17 pm
Departed Camp David and motored to the Gettysburg Farm.
6:54 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MAY 13, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
9:25 - 9:55 am
The President and Viscount Montgomery walked
around the Farm and took a short ride in the Willys
to the Feaster Farm.
10:15 am
Returned to the President's Farm.
11:00 am
Viscount Montgomery departed the President's
Farm for Washington, D. C.
11:10 - 11:25 am
The President and General Arthur Nevins were
at the Feaster Farm.
1:35 pm
The President, Mr. George Allen, and
Mr. Gordon Moore motored to the Gettysburg
Country Club.
1:50 - 4:34 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf.
4:45 pm
Departed the Gettysburg Country Club and motored
back to the Farm.
4:56 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
7:18 pm
The President, Mrs. Eisenhower, and Mrs. Doud
departed the Farm and motored to Gettysburg Air Park.
7:35 pm
The President departed the Airport in an Aero
Commander for flight to Washington. He was
accompanied by General Howard McC. Snyder and
Sgt. John Moaney.
8:00 pm
Arrived at MATS Terminal.
8:16 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1957
7:47 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery.
7:57 - 8:00 am
Dr. Milton Eisenhower
8:01 - 8:02 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:02 - 8:07 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
8:17 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:20 - 8:24 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
8:30 - 9:42 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator John W. Bricker
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Joseph P. O'Hara
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Edward McCabe
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James Hagerty
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon, Bernard M. Shanley
(continued)
TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1957
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8:30 - 9:42 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS (continued):
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
Mr. J. Gordon Bennett, Jr.
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:43 - 10:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Percival Brundage (out 9:55 am)
10:00 - 10:04 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:05 - 10:35 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:37 - 10:47 am
The President's Committee for Hungarian Refugee
Relief called on the President to present their
final report:
Hon. Tracy Voorhees, Chairman
General J. Lawton Collins, Vice Chairman and
Director
Mr. Leo C. Beebe, Vice Chairman
Mr. William H. Tuck, Vice Chairman
Mr. Lewis M. Hoskins
Mrs. John C. Hughes
Mr. John A. Krout
Mr. Moses A. Leavitt
Mr. George Meany
Monsignor Edward E. Swanstrom
Mr. Charles P. Taft
Mr. R. Norris Wilson
Mr. Harry T. Carter, Secretary
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
10:47 - 10:50 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:55 - 11:33 am
Hon. Gordon Gray
11:33 - 11:44 am
Mr. Clifford Folger
11:57 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:55 pm
The President returned to the office with Major John
Eisenhower, who remained with the President until
1:57 pm.
TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1957
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2:10 - 2:20 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:40 - 2:50 pm
Mr. Richard Mahar
General Chairman, Interfaith Committee
Mr. Joe E. Brown
Mr. Jackie Robinson
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
2:50 - 4:05 pm
The President was in the Cabinet Room
Hon. Gabriel Hauge joined him there.
4:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion,
4:19 pm
On the South Lawn to practice golf.
5:25 pm
Returned to the Mansion,
7:00 pm
The following attended a STAG DINNER at the White House:
(The President)
(Mr. J. Donald Adams, New York City)
(Hon. Jack Z. Anderson)
(Captain Evan P. Aurand)
(Mr. Gary Black, Baltimore, Md.)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Arthur Larson)
(Mr. D. Luke Hopkins, Baltimore, Md.)
(Mr. David Lawrence, Washington, D. C.)
(Mr. Robert C. Liebenow, Chicago 4, Illinois)
(Mr. George Meany, Washington, D. C.)
(Mr. George Murphy, Culver City, California)
(Mr. Herschel D. Newsom, Washington, D. C.)
(Hon. Donald A. Quarles)
(Dr. I. S. Ravdin, Philadelphia, Pa.)
(Mr. William E. Robinson)
(Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier)
(Mr. W. Paul Stillman, Newark, N. J.)
(Mr. Vernon Stouffer, Cleveland, Ohio)
(Mr. Thomas A. Yawkey, Boston, Mass.)
(Mr. Charles B. Shuman, Chicago, Illinois)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1957
8:17 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:20 - 8:27 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:27 - 8:30 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:30 - 8:35 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
8:57 - 9:25 am
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:26 - 9:37 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
9:37 - 9:47 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. David Kendall
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:47 - 9:52 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:52 - 10:27 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:30 - 11:05 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:05 - 11:25 am
The National Monument Commission group met with the
President:
Mr. Spencer T. Olin, Chairman, Alton, Illinois
Mr. Don Belding, Los Angeles, California
General Omar Bradley, Washington, D. C.
Mr. John R. Dethmers, Michigan
Mr. Eric Gugler, New York City
Mr. John Harbeson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. John A. Krout, New York City
Mr. Charles F. Palmer, Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. Ken Wells, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Mr. Conrad L. Wirth, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1957
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11:25 - 11:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Meyer Kestnbaum
11:30 - 11:59 am
Hon. Herbert Hoover, Sr.
11:59 - 12:04 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:04 - 12:15 pm
Major John Eisenhower
12:06 - 12:15 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. James Hagerty
12:15 pm
The President, accompanied by Major John Eisenhower,
departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:27 pm
The President, accompanied by Major John Eisenhower,
Hon. James Hagerty, and Colonel Walter Tkach, departed
the White House and motored to Burning Tree Country
Club.
1:55 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
2:10 - 5:10 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Major John Eisenhower
Hon. James Hagerty
Colonel Thomas Belshe
5:35 pm
Departed Burning Tree and motored to the White House,
6:03 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957
7:43 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:03 - 8:27 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
8:27 - 8:35 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
8:35 - 8:37 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:35 - 8:45 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:45 - 8:53 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:53 - 9:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Howard Pyle
9:00 - 10:25 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Lewis E. Berry
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover
Hon. J. Walter Yeagley
General Nathan F. Twining
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence R andall
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn
Hon, Robert Bowie
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957
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10:25 - 10:45 am
(The following representatives from National Security
Council, Department of State, Department of Defense,
and the Atomic Energy Commission attended a Special
Meeting with the President):
(Hon. John Foster Dulles)
(Hon. Charles E. Wilson)
(General Nathan F. Twining, for the
Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff)
OFF THE RECORD
(Brig. General Kenneth E. Fields,
General Manager, Atomic Energy
Commission)
(Colonel Carey L. O'Bryan, Deputy
Director, Division of Military
Applications, Atomic Energy
Commission)
(Hon. Robert Bowie, Assistant Secretary
of State)
(Hon. Robert Cutler, Special Assistant
to the President)
(Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster)
(Hon. James S. Lay, Executive Secretary,
National Security Council)
10:45 - 11:10 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
10:48 - 11:10 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
(Joined Secretary Dulles)
10:52 - 11:10 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
(Joined Secretary Dulles and Governor Adams)
11:20 - 11:21 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
11:25 - 12:24 pm
Mr. Milton Katz
Director, International Legal Studies
Harvard University Law School
12:25 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:58 pm
The President returned to the office, accompanied by
Major John E. Eisenhower.
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957
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2:03 - 2:08 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:08 - 2:11 pm
(Mr. Owen Cheatham, President of Georgia-Pacific
Plywood Company, New York)
(Hon. Sherman Adams)
OFF THE RECORD
2:15 - 3:15 pm
The President went to Walter Reed Army Hospital to
visit General Bedell Smith.
3:35 - 4:15 pm
Hon. George M. Humphrey
4:15 - 4:17 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
4:20 - 4:40 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
5:10 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1957
7:54 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
7:55 - 8:05 am
(The President greeted the following members of the
Class of 1908, Yale University. Congressman James
C. Auchincloss, himself a 1908 graduate of Yale,
requested the appointment):
Hon. James C. Auchincloss
Dr. David N. Barrows, New York City
Dr. Lewis S. Booth, New York City
Mr. Hillier Burrowes, Grove City, Pa.
Hon. William S. Culbertson, Washington, D. C.
Hon. Harmar Denny, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Conway Dickson, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Mr. Sydney D. Frissell, Falls Church, Virginia
Mr. Chauncey B. Garver, New York City
Mr. Irving Gordon, New York City
Mr. DeForest Hulburd, Bucks County, Pa,
Mr. Carl Kincaid, New York City
Mr. William B. Lipphard, Yonkers, New York
Mr. L. Vernon Miller, Baltimore, Md.
Mr. R. H. Morrish, Penbrook-Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr. Homer Neal, Washington, D. C.
Hon. Emmet O'Neal, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Duncan Phillips, Washington, D. C.
Dr. Otto C. Pickhardt, New York City
Mr. Ray J. Reigeluth, New Haven, Connecticut
Dr. Henry A. Riley, New York City
Mr. Gustave J. Rosen, New York City
Mr. William Scholle, New York City
Mr. R. A. Shackleton, Rahway, New Jersey
Mr. Richard R. Smith, West Rindge, N. H.
Mr. Maurice Stanley, New Britain, Conn.
Mr. Warren Wilkes, Buffalo, New York
8:13 - 8:57 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:57 - 9:25 am
Mr. Henry R. Luce, New York City
9:26 - 9:28 am
Hon. James Hagerty
FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1957
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9:32 - 9:48 am
H. E. Norman Robertson
Newly appointed Ambassador from Canada
(Came to present his credentials to the President)
Hon. H. Charles Spruks, Acting Chief of Protocol
9:48 - 9:53 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:53 - 10:11 am
Hon. Henry J. Taylor
U. S. Ambassador to Switzerland
(Called on the President before departing
for his post)
10:12 - 10:15 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
10:15 - 10:34 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:34 - 10:51 am
Mr. Spyros Skouras
10:51 - 12:00 Noon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:30 am
The President sent a message by telephone to the
Republican Regional Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio
12:00 - 12:05 pm
Major John Eisenhower
12:05 pm
The President, accompanied by Major John Eisenhower,
departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:35 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:38 - 1:48 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
1:52 pm
The President, accompanied by General Howard Snyder
and Captain Jack Crittenberger, motored to the MATS
Terminal where the President and General Snyder
boarded the Presidential plane for flight to Gettysburg.
2:14 pm
Airborne for Gettysburg, Pa.
2:40 pm
Arrived at Gettysburg Air Park and motored to the Farm.
Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother, Mrs. Elvira Doud,
greeted the President at Gettysburg Air Park.
FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1957
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3:12 pm
The President, accompanied by Mr. George Allen
and Colonel Walter Tkach, departed the Farm and
motored to the Gettysburg Country Club,
3:22 pm
Arrived at Gettysburg Country Club.
3:30 - 5:23 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. George Allen.
5:28 pm
Departed the Gettysburg Country Club and motored
to the Farm.
5:42 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
9:37 am
The President, accompanied by David Eisenhower
and Mr. George Allen, departed the farm and
motored to the Gettysburg Golf Club.
9:48 am
Arrived at the Gettysburg Golf Club.
9:57 - 12:02 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. George Allen,
12:15 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
2:10 pm
The President went to the Skeet Range where he
shot two boxes of shells.
3:15 pm
Returned to the Farm.
The President and Mr. George Allen motored to the
Feaster Farm where they looked over the cattle.
Then, with Colonel Walter Tkach, they motored to
the Adjoining farms and inspected the President's
various holdings.
4:15 pm
Returned to the house.
6:05 pm
The President walked to the golf green and practiced
until 6:46 pm.
In the evening, a movie projection unit was set up
in the yard and the President and Mrs. Eisenhower,
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, and Colonel Walter
Tkach viewed the movie "Guys and Dolls".
No further activity this date.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
11:27 am
The President, accompanied by Mr. George Allen,
David, Susie and Ann Eisenhower, departed the
Farm and motored to the Feaster farm, then
drove on to Mr. Allen's farm where they viewed
the horses and watched a keeper feed a colt with
a bottle of milk.
12:01 pm
Departed the Allen farm and returned to the President's
Farm.
The President and his grandchildren fed the horses,
then returned to the house.
2:17 pm
The President, Major John and Mrs. John Eisenhower,
departed the Farm and motored to the school house.
The President and Major John Eisenhower had a
conference with the builder of the house.
2:58 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, and Mrs. Elvira
Doud, departed the Farm and motored to Washington.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957
7:47 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
7:59 - 8:73 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:14 - 8:26 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:23 - 9:11 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
9:11 - 9:13 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:14 - 10:00 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:00 - 10:10 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:11 - 10:45 am
Mr. Richard K. Mellon
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
10:45 - 10:50 am
Mr. John W. Hanes, Jr.
Chairman, Transportation Industries Committee of
People-to-People Program
Mr. Edward Lipscomb
Chairman, Public Relations Committee
(Presented People-to-People poster to the President)
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:50 - 10:53 am
The above group went into the Conference Room to have
picture made.
11:06 - 11:09 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:27 - 11:45 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
and Hon. James Hagerty motored to Constitution Hall
where the President greeted the delegates to the annual
American Red Cross Convention.
Upon arrival at Constitution Hall, the President was
greeted by Mr. Harold Maynard, Managing Director of
Constitution Hall, who escorted the President and his party
to the Reception Room.
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957
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11:30 am
In the Reception Room at Constitution Hall, the
President was greeted by
General Alfred M. Gruenther
President of the American Red Cross
Mr. Roland Harriman
Chairman of the American Red Cross
Mr. John B. Griffith
Assistant Officer in the American Red Cross
Mr. James Williams
Field Representative of the American Red Cross
(Still and newsreel pictures were taken)
The President was escorted to the stage where he was
presented to the delegates by Mr. E. Roland Harriman.
The President addressed the American Red Cross delegates
for 15 minutes.
11:43 am
The President and his party departed Constitution Hall
and motored to the White House.
11:44 am
Returned to the office.
12:27 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:25 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:30 - 2:45 pm
Mr. Larry Richey
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
2:45 - 5:00 pm
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Major John Eisenhower
4:15 - 5:00 pm
Mr. Emmet Hughes
4:55 - 5:10 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1957
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7:05 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
7:18 pm
Arrived at the Sheraton Park where they were dinner
guests of The Postmaster General and Mrs. Arthur
Summerfield. They were greeted by Mr. Kurt Smith
who escorted them to the elevator.
Other dinner guests were:
Hon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
Hon. and Mrs. George Humphrey
Hon. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. and Mrs. James P. Mitchell
Hon. and Mrs. Fred Seaton
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. and Mrs. Sinclair Weeks
10:54 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
Sheraton Park Hotel and motored to the White House.
11:02 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957
7:55 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
7:59 - 8:06 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:07 - 8:11 am
Mr. Philip Areeda
8:12 - 8:17 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:17 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
8:30 - 10:03 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator George D. Aiken
Senator Homer Capehart
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Henry O. Talle
Congressman Henry O. Talle
Congressman H. Carl Andresen
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Mr. Clyde Wheeler, Department of Agriculture
Hon. Wilber Brucker
Hon. Murray Snyder
Hon. Albert Cole
Mr. Walker Mason, HHFA
Mr. Oakley Hunter, HHFA
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Bryce Harlow
(continued)
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957
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8:30 - 10:03 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING (continued):
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Robert Dechert, General Counsel
Department of Defense
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Howard Pyle
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:03 - 10:48 am
Senator Styles Bridges
10:48 - 10:55 am
Mr. and Mrs. David Maxwell
(Mr. Maxwell is President of the American Bar
Association - came to pay his respects before
completing his term of office.)
10:14 - 11:29 am
Hon. Charles E. Bohlen
Newly appointed Ambassador to the Philippines
called on the President before departing for his
new post in Manila.
11:29 - 12:01 pm
Hon. Meade Alcorn
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Howard Pyle
12:03 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:00 pm
The President returned to the Ca binet Room to work
on his speech.
3:06 - 3:40 pm
The President received the Bradley Commission Report.
The following were present:
General Omar Bradley
Mr. John S. Patterson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Sherman Adams
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Harvey Higley
Hon. Jack Anderson
Mr. William Driver
Hon. Bryce Harlow
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957
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3:40 - 5:34 pm
The President worked on his TV speech.
5:34 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
8:30 - 9:00 pm
The President gave a talk on radio and television
on "The Need for Mutual Security in Waging Peace".
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1957
8:41 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:53 - 9:00 am
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers
9:00 - 9:32 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. James S, Lay
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster (out at 9:17 am)
9:01 9:03 am
Hon. James Hagerty
9:30 - 9:58 am
Mr. Peter Grimm, New York, N. Y.
(Reported to the President on completion of
his mission to Rome, In April 1956 he was
made Director of U. S. Operations Mission
under ICA, with rank of Minister).
9:59 - 10:27 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
10:30 am- 11:00
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:00 - 11:16 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
11:16 11:34 am
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams (out 11:18 am)
11:34 11:36 am
Hon. Jack Martin
11:36 - 12:16 pm
Senator John Bricker
Hon. Jack Martin
12:16 - 12:22 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:24 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1957
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1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:35 pm
The President, accompanied by Major John Eisenhower
and General Howard McC. Snyder, departed the White
House and motored to Burning Tree Country Club.
1:57 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
2:07 - 4:55 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Major John Eisenhower
Colonel Thomas E. Belshe
Mr. William Flenniken
5:23 pm
The President departed Burning Tree.
5:45 pm
Arrived at the White House and entered the Mansion.
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley took some papers over for
the President's signature.
5:30 pm
(Dr. Milton Eisenhower) OFF THE RECORD
(Saw the President in the Mansion).
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957
7:52 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:02 - 8:22 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:22 - 8:32 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Mr. Philip Areeda
(Re tariff question)
8:32 - 8:34 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:35 - 9:03 am
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Felix Wormser, Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Percival Brundage
9:03 - 10:53 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Harold Stassen
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis Strauss
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. J. Edgar Hoover
Hon. J. Walter Yeagley
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn
Hon. Clarence Randall
General Herbert B. Loper
Lt. General Alonzo Fox
Lt. General Francis W. Farrell
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957
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11:00 - 11:18 am
Hon. Samuel K. McConnell, Pa.
11:25 - 11:55 am
The President, accompanied by
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Mr. Frederick Fox
Mr. Robert Gray
departed the White House and went to the Departmental
Auditorium to attend the annual meeting of the
President's Committee on the Employment of the
Physically Handicapped, and presented the awards
to the winners of the National Essay Contest.
11:29 am
Arrived at the Departmental Auditorium. Here the
President and his party were greeted by
Hon. James P. Mitchell
General Melvin J. Maas
Mr. Earl Bunting
Mr. Gordon Freeman
They proceeded to Conference Room B. Here the
President stopped briefly to accept a Hi-Fi radio set
as a gift from Mr. Dwight D. Guilfoil, Jr., President
of the Paraplegic Manufacturing Company.
The President then proceed to the stage where he
was introduced to the delegates.
The President addressed, for five minutes, those
assembled for the annual meeting of the President's
Committee for the Employment of the Physically
Handicapped.
The President presented awards to the following:
Miss Sharon Garret, of Utah, 1st prize
Miss Virginia Trujillo, of Colorado, 2nd prize
Miss Denny Sue Carlisle, New Mexico, 3rd prize
Miss Virginia Davis of New Jersey, 4th
Miss Clare Frances Connors, 5th prize.
The President presented the President's Trophy to
Mr. Hugo Deffner, winner of "Handicapped
American of the Year. 11
11:53 am
Departed the Departmental Auditorium and motored to
the White House.
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957
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11:57 am
The President returned to the White House and
entered the Mansion,
1:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a luncheon
for Mr. Howell G. Crim who is retiring as
Chief Usher at the White House. The following attended:
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower
Mr. and Mrs. Howell G. Crim
Mrs. John S. Doud
Governor and Mrs. Sherman Adams
General Robert Cutler
Major General and Mrs. Howard McC. Snyder
Colonel and Mrs. Walter R. Tkach
Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernard West
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Carter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Hare, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Searles
2:17 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:23 - 2:30 pm
Captain Evan P. Aurand
2:26 - 2:30 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
2:36 - 2:43 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:42 - 3:00 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:00 - 3:45 pm
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
3:37 - 4:00 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:00 - 4:45 pm
Hon. Dillon Anderson
5:15 - 5:18 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
5:32 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1957
7:45 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
7:55 - 8:11 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:12 - 8:16 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:13 - 8:26 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:27 - 8:35 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:50 - 9:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:00 - 11:00 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Maurice Stans
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Major General O. Picher
Hon. Arthur Larson
Mr. A. R. Jones
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Harold Stassen
Hon. John Bragdon
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Captain Even P. Aurand
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
(continued)
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1957
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9:00 - 11:00 am
CABINET MEETING (continued)
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:30 am
The President sent a telephone message to the
Republican Regional Conference in Trenton, N. J.
11:00 - 11:13 am
Hon. George M. Humphrey
11:13 - 11:47 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Arnold R. Jones
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:54 - 12:04 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:10 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:00 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:12 - 2:14 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:15 - 2:23 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
2:24 - 2:29 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
2:29 - 2:36 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
3:50 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
South Grounds to practice golf.
4:30 pm
Returned to the office.
4:50 pm
Departed the office and went to the Mansion.
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1957
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6:03 pm
The President, Mrs. Eisenhower, Major and
Mrs. John Eisenhower and three children, departed
the White House and motored to Engineers Wharf
on Ohio Drive.
6:12 pm
Arrived at Engineers Wharf where the President
and his family boarded the Navy pleasure boat,
the Barbara Ann.
6:16 pm
The boat departed Engineers Wharf and proceeded
to a point just north of Memorial Bridge, then
reversed its course and toured around Jones Point.
8:16 pm
Arrived back at Engineers Wharf where the
President and his party disembarked and motored
to the White House.
8:26 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1957
8:02 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:40 - 8:52 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:00 - 11:20 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Admiral Arthur Radford
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Harold Stassen
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Amos Peaslee
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. G. Frederick Reinhardt,
U. S. Ambassador to Viet-Nam
Hon. Robert Bowie
Captain Francis J. Blouin
General Herbert Loper
Lt. General Alonzo P. Fox
Colonel Raymond B. Firehock
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Met with the President re Disarmament)
11:21 am
The President, accompanied by General Floyd Parks
and Mr. George Allen, departed the White House and
motored to Burning Tree Country Club.
11:50 am
Arrived at Burning Tree.
12:11 - 3:50 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
General Floyd Parks
Colonel Thomas Belshe
Mr. George Allen
(The President and above party had lunch at the
conclusion of the 9th hole, then resumed game).
4:16 pm
The President departed Burning Tree Country Club
and motored to the White House.
4:45 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
8:00 am
The President, accompanied by Major John
Eisenhower and Dr. Howard Snyder, motored to
MATS Terminal.
8:16 am
Airborne for Gettysburg, Pa.
8:43 am
Arrived in Gettysburg, at the Gettysburg Air Park,
8:55 am
Arrived at the Farm.
The President inspected various areas of the Farm.
12:55 pm
Major John Eisenhower accompanied Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer and his party to the Farm. The
President was waiting at the front door to greet
them. The following were with Chancellor Adenauer:
Hon. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.
Mr. Hans Weber
Mr. Hans Zonds
Mr. George Velk
The President, Major John Eisenhower, Dr. Howard
Snyder and the German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
inspected the barn.
1:45 pm
(LUNCH)
2:37 pm
The President and Chancellor Adenauer motored to the
Feaster Farm where they inspected the Angus cattle
and posed for pictures. The President exhibited and
explained to the Chancellor the various farm machinery
and silos located on the Feaster Farm.
4:05 pm
The President, accompanied by Chancellor Adenauer
and Mr. Hans Webber, interpreter, departed the
President's farm and motored to the Gettysburg Air
Park.
4:16 pm
Arrived at Gettysburg Air Park. Here the President,
Chancellor Adenauer, and Mr. Hans Webber, the
interpreter, were airborne for Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1957
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4:55 pm
The President and Chancellor Adenauer arrived at
MATS Terminal.
4:57 pm
Departed MATS Terminal and motored to the
President's Guest House.
5:07 pm
Arrived at the President's Guest House (Blair House)
where the President said goodbye to Chancellor Adenauer.
5:09 pm
The President arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1957
8:03 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:12 - 8:15 am
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree
8:15 - 8:18 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:30 - 8:40 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:45 - 9:03 am
Miss Barbara Jean Bossus, Dairy Princess
Presented to the President a picture of a
Holstein Heifer which is being given to the
President for his Gettysburg Farm
Senator Edward J. Thye
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:00 - 10:50 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John Hollister
Hon. Val Peterson
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Wilber Brucker
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
Hon. James H. Douglas
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
General Maxwell D. Taylor
Admiral Arleigh Burke
General Nathan F. Twining
General Randolph McC. Pate
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
(continued)
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1957
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9:00 - 10:50 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn
Mr. Robert Amory
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Robert Bowie
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
10:50 - 10:54 am
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn, Jr., was sworn in as
Special Assistant to the President for Security Operations
Coordination, in the Conference Room. The following
were present:
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Mrs. Christian Herter
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Robert Cutler
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Stimpson, Jr.
Mrs. Frederick M. Dearborn, Jr.
Mrs. Paul Moore
Miss Evelyn Raper
Miss Helen Ware
Miss Mary Palmieri
Miss Helena Flynn
Miss Lois Nevins
10:55 - 11:24 am
Dr. Henry Wriston
Columbia University (Director of the American Assembly)
11:25 - 11:29 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:35 - 11:41 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:41 am
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower gave a luncheon
at the White House in honor of H. E. Dr. Konrad
Adenauer, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany.
H. E. Dr. Konrad Adenauer
H. E. Heinrich von Brentano
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal
Republic of Germany
(continued)
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1957
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1:00 pm
LUNCHEON in honor of H. E. Dr. Konrad Adenauer,
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (continued):
H. E. The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of
Germany and Mrs. Heinz L. Krekeler
Hon. Wilhelm Grewe
Assistant Secretary for Political Affairs,
Foreign Office
Hon. Felix von Eckardt
Director, Federal Press Office
Mrs. Libeth Werhahn
Daughter of the Chancellor
Mr. Georg Adenauer (son of the Chancellor)
Count Georg von Baudissin
Office in Charge, NATO and Disarmament Affairs,
Foreign Office
Mr. Josef Selbach
Personal Aide to the Chancellor
Mr. Georg von Lilienfeld
American Desk Officer, Foreign Office
Mr. Peter Limbourg
Executive Assistant to the Foreign Minister
Mr. Swidbert Schnippenkoetter
Executive Assistant, Foreign Office
Mr. Karl-Guenther von Hase
Officer in Charge, Press Relations, Foreign Office
Hon. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
Senator Theodore F. Green
Senator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley
Congressman Robert B. Chiperfield
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas S. Gordon
Hon. and Mrs. James T. O'Connell
Hon. and Mrs. John A. Perkins
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. and Mrs. Frederick M. Dearborn, Jr.
Hon. and Mrs. David K. E. Bruce
Hon. and Mrs. C. Burke Elbrick
Hon. and Mrs. Mansfield D. Sprague
Hon. and Mrs. William F. Tompkins
Hon. and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.
General and Mrs. Lucius DuB. Clay
Hon, and Mrs. Lewis W. Douglas
(continued)
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1957
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1:00 pm
LUNCHEON in honor of H. E. Dr. Konrad Adenauer,
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (continued):
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth C. Alvord
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Carr
Hon. and Mrs. Robert V. Fleming
Hon. and Mrs. Eric Johnston
Hon. and Mrs. John J. McCloy
Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker
2:55 pm
The President returned to the office
3:00 - 3:20 pm
General and Mrs. Lucius Clay
3:30 - 3:33 pm
Hon. George M. Humphrey
3:33 - 3:50 pm
Hon. Herve Alphand
Ambassador of France
3:53 - 3:55 pm
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
3:55 - 4:19 pm
The following members of the Post Office Advisory
Committee met with the President:
James H. S. Ellis
President, Kudner Agency, New York, N. Y.
Richard Gray
President, Building and Construction Trades,
AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Jack Rohe Howard
President, Scripps Howard Newspapers,
230 Park Avenue, New York City
Rowland Jones, Jr
President American Retail Federation
Washington, D. C.
Hon, Arthur Summerfield
4:22 - 4:24 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
4:26 - 4:32 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:32 - 4:33 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1957
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4:40 - 5:30 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:54 - 4:55 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
5:20 - 5:29 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:37 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
5:45 pm
OFF THE RECORD Meeting in the Mansion:
(The President)
(Hon. Richard M. Nixon)
(Congressman Joe Martin)
(Congressman Charles Halleck)
(Congressman Leslie Arends)
(Congressman Leo Allen)
(Congressman Richard Simpson)
(Congressman Joe Holt)
(Congressman Clarence J. Brown)
(Congressman Ken Keating)
(Congressman Steven Derounian)
(Congressman Melvin Laird)
(Congressman Robert H. Michel)
(Hon. Sherman Adams)
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:15 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 10:03 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Roman L. Hruska
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman J. Harry McGregor
Congressman Henry O. Talle
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Carl F. Oeschsle
Hon. David A. Hamil
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:04 - 10:15 am
The President received the West Point Yearbook,
The Howitzer. Names of Cadets presenting the
book are listed on following page,
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1957
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10:04 - 10:15 am
The President received the West Point Yearbook,
The Howitzer, from the following Cadets:
Cadet W. R. Ellis
President, Class of 1957, Tampa, Florida
Cadet W. T. Huckebee
Brigade Commander, Albemarle, N. C.
Cadet G. E. Beimford
Editor, The Howitzer, Cincinnati, Ohio
Captain Jack Crittenberger accompanied the above
10:15 - 10:30 am
Mr. Frank Jorgensen, San Francisco, California
10:30 - 10:45 am
(Hon. Robert Anderson)
OFF THE RECORD
10:45 - 10:50 am
(Hon. George M. Humphrey)
OFF THE RECORD
10:50 - 11:00 am
Mr. Frank Jorgensen
11:00 - 11:52 am
H. E. Dr. Konrad Adenauer
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
H. E. Heinrich Von Brentano
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal
Republic of Germany
H. E. Heinz L. Krekeler
German Ambassador
The Honorable Wilhelm Grewe
Assistant Secretary for Political Affairs, Foreign
Office
The Honorable Felix Von Eckardt
Director, Federal Press Office
Mr. Hans Weber, Interpreter
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Robert Murphy, Deputy Under Secretary of State
Hon. David K. E. Bruce, Ambassador to Germany
Hon. C. Burke Elbrick, Assistant Secretary of State
for European Affairs
Hon. Robert Bowie, Assistant Secretary of State for
Policy Planning
Mr. Jacques J. Reinstein, Director, Office of German
Affairs
Hon. Donald Quarles, Deputy Secretary of Defense
Mrs. Nora Lejins, Interpreter
11:55 - 11:58 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1957
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11:55 - 11:58 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:08 - 12:46 pm
Hon, John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Walter Robertson
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
General St anley Jones
Mr. Robert Dechert
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Carey Randall
(Met with the President re the Girard case)
12:50 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:36 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:45 - 3:47 pm
Hon. Arthur Larson
3:47 - 3:55 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
3:55 - 4:07 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:20 pm
The President went to the South Grounds
to practice golf.
4:57 pm
The President returned to the office.
5:00 - 5:05 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion,
7:15 pm
(The following attended a STAG DINNER
at the White House):
OFF THE RECORD
The President
Hon. Meade Alcorn, Chairman, Republican
National Committee
Mr. Ralph H. Bonnell, Winchester, Mass.
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Mr. William S. Campbell, Boise, Idaho
(continued)
TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1957
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7:15 pm
STAG DINNER (continued): OFF THE RECORD
Mr. John P. Carleton, Manchester, N. H.
Mr. Edward D. Crippa, Rock Springs, Wyoming
Mr. Christopher Del Sesto, Providence, R. I.
Mr. George F. Etzell, Clarissa, Minn.
Mr. Bayard Ewing, Providence 3, Rhode Island
Mr. John D. Hoblitzell, Jr., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Hon. Charles W. Jewett, Hartford, Conn.
Mr. Frank E. Jorgensen, San Francisco 20, Cal.
Mr. Don E. Pierson, Humboldt, Iowa
Mr. Donn D. Sigerson, Oakland 20, California
Mr. Reuben K. Sparks, Woodward, Okla.
Hon. Thomas E. Stephens
Mr. Arthur E. Summerfield, Jr., Flint, Mich.
Hon. Charles S. Thomas, Beverly Hills, Cal,
Mr. Webster B. Todd, New York, N. Y.
Mr. Clifton Young, Reno, Nev.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957
7:58 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
8:00 - 8:17 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
8:18 - 8:21 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:30 - 8:32 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:00 - 9:34 am
(The following representatives of State, Defense, Justice,
ODM, CIA, BB and FCC met with the President - meeting
arranged by Hon. Robert Cutler): OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Christian A. Herter)
(Hon. Donald A. Quarles)
(Hon. Herbert Brownell)
(Hon. Gordon Gray)
(Hon. Allen W. Dulles)
(Hon. Percival Brundage)
(Hon. J. Edgar Hoover)
(Hon. George C. McConnaughey)
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
(Hon. Robert Cutler)
(Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.)
(Hon. Abbott Washburn)
9:34 - 9:44 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
9:46 - 10:02 am
Hon. Frederic R. Coudert, Jr., New York
10:02 - 10:04 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:04 - 10:15 am
Miss Frances Willis
Ambassador to Norway
(Called on the President prior to her departure
for her new post in Oslo)
10:16 - 10:32 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:32 - 10:34 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957
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10:34 - 10:39 am
Hon. James P. Mitchell
10:39 - 10:45 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:45 - 11:01 am
Hon. Charles Thomas
Hon. Meade Alcorn
11:02 - 11:17 am
The President received the two Teachers of the Year:
Mrs. Mary Field Schwarz
Third Grade Teacher, Kansas City, Missouri
Mr. Eugene Guy Bizzell
Instructor in English and Speech, Austin, Texas
The following accompanied the above:
Hon. Marion Folsom
Mr. Lawrence G. Derthick
Commissioner of Education
Mr. Edgar Fuller
Executive Secretary, Council of Chief State
School Officers
Mr. Otis Wiese, Editor and Publisher of
McCall's Magazine
11:20 am
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
12:30 pm
(LUNCH)
1:03 pm
The President, accompanied by Mr. Kevin McCann,
departed the White House and motored to Burning Tree
Country Club.
1:26 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
1:44 - 4:43 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Ed Dudley
Mr. Max Elben
Colonel Tom Belshe
5: 05 pm
Departed Burning Tree and motored to the White House.
5:35 pm
Returned to the office.
5:42 - 5:53 pm
Brig, General Andrew J. Goodpaster
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957
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5:54 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
7:15 pm
(The President gave a Stag Dinner for
the following):
OFF THE RECORD
(Dr. Hurst R. Anderson
President, The American University
Washington, D. C. )
(Reverend Edward B. Bunn, S. J.
President, George town University
Washington, D. C.)
(The Honorable L. G. Derthick
Commissioner, Office of Education,
Washington, D. C.
(Major John S. D. Eisenhower)
(Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower)
(Dr. William H. Elkins,
President, University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland)
(Dr. Robert Goheen,
President, Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey)
(Dr. John A. Hannah
President, Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan)
(Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson
President, Howard University
Washington, D. C.)
(Dr. Cloyd H. Marvin
President, George Washington University
Washington, D. C.)
(Hon. Kevin McCann,
President, The Defiance College
Defiance, Ohio)
(Most Reverend B. J. McEntegart
Rector, The Catholic University of America
Washington, D, C.)
(Reverend Lawrence J. McGinley, S. J.
President, Fordham University
New York 58, New York)
(Reverend E. J. O'Donnell, S. J.
President, Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957
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7:15 pm
(STAG DINNER) OFF THE RECORD
(continued):
(Dr. Harold P. Rodes
President, Bradley University
Peoria, Illinois)
(Dr. A. L. Sachar
President, Brandeis University
Waltham, Massachusetts)
(Dr. Peter Sammartino
President, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford, New Jersey)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1957
MEMORIAL DAY
9:33 am
The President arrived in the office.
10:31 am
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1957
8:20 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:47 - 8:49 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:58 - 9:03 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:06 - 9:15 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:10 - 9:21 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
9:19 - 9:36 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:42 am
The President, accompanied by Mr. William Robinson
and Dr. Howard McC. Snyder, departed the White House
and motored to Burning Tree Country Club.
At Woodley and Connecticut Avenue, they picked up
Mr. George Allen.
10:09 am
Arrived at Burning Tree.
10:33 - 1:30 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. George Allen
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. John McClure
1:35 pm
The President had lunch at Burning Tree.
General Alfred Gruenther joined the party
2:27 pm
Departed Burning Tree and motored to the White House.
2:55 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1957
8:17 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:20 - 8:45 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:45 - 8:47 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:55 - 8:17 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:00 am
The President, accompanied by Mr. William Robinson,
departed the White House and motored to Burning Tree,
Enroute, they picked up Mr. George Allen.
10:22 am
Arrived at Burning Tree.
10:40 - 1:32 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. William Robinson
Mr. George Allen
Mr. John McClure
1:55 pm
The President accompanied by Mr. William Robinson
and Dr. Howard McC. Snyder, departed the Eurning
Tree Club and motored to the White House.
2:21 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1957
10:51 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed
the White House and motored to the National
Presbyterian Church.
10:55 am
Arrived at the National Presbyterian Church
where they attended the 11:00 am Services.
12:10 pm
Services completed, the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower departed the Church
and motored to the White House.
12:17 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:14 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, James Hagerty
8:30 - 8:32 am
Hon. James Hagerty
8:57 - 9:00 am
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
9:00 - 9:25 am
Hon. Frank Carlson, Kansas
Hon. Everett Dirksen, Illinois
Hon, Joseph O'Mahoney, Wyoming
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:25 - 9:36 am
H. E. Senor Don Manuel de Moya Alonza
Newly appointed Ambassador of the
Dominican Republic
(To present his credentials to the President)
Hon. Wiley Buchanan
9:36 - 9:55 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:55 - 9:59 am
Congressman Vincent J. Dellay, New Jersey
(For pictures)
10:00 - 10:15 am
Hon. Llewellyn E. Thompson
Ambassador to the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics
(Called on the President before departing
for his duties in Moscow).
10:16 - 10:30 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
10:30 - 11:58 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Robert Murphy
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. William P. Rogers
(continued)
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1957
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10:30 - 11:58 am
CABINET MEETING (continued):
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Franklin G. Floete
Hon. John Hollister
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Maurice Stans
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James O'Connell
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. John A. Perkins
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Arnold R. Jones
Hon. Victor Cooley
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon, Robert Cutler
Hon, Howard Pyle
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
12:10 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
12:45 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. Wilton B. Persons
and Hon. James Hagerty, departed the White House and
motored to the Old House Office Building.
12:55 pm
Arrived at the Old House Office Building.
Here the President was greeted by
Hon. Joseph W. Martin
The President was escorted by Hon. Joseph Martin
to the third floor where a box lunch was served.
Lunch was in the Caucus Room.
Upon conclusion of the luncheon, the President made
a few remarks to the approximately 200 Republican
members of Congress.
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1957
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1:40 pm
The President, Hon. Wilton B. Persons,
and Hon. James Hagerty departed the Old
House Office Building and motored to the
White House.
1:45 pm
Returned to the office.
1:45 - 1:55 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
1:58 - 2:00 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:19 - 2:29 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
2:30 - 2:31 pm
Hon. Robert Cutler
3:00 - 4:00 pm
Mr. Aksel Nielsen
4:45 - 4;50 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
4:50 - 5:10 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:30 pm
The following met with the President
in the Mansion. (OFF THE RECORD)
(Hon. George M. Humphrey)
(Mr. Charles White)
(Mr. Arthur Homer)
(Mr. Avery Adams)
6:30 pm
OFF THE RECORD appointment at the Mansion:
(Senator Lyndon Johnson)
(Senator William F. Knowland)
(Speaker Sam Rayburn)
(Congressman Joseph Martin, Jr.)
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
(Hon. Bryce Harlow)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:00 - 8:06 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:06 - 8:09 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:17 - 8:22 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:22 - 8:30 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:30 - 10:15 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS (The President presiding)
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Styles Bridges
Senator Edward Thye
Senator Arthur V. Watkins
Senator Alexander Wiley
Senator Edward Martin
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Kenneth B. Keating
Congressman Daniel A. Reed
Congressman William S. Hill
Congressman Patrick Hillings
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. William Rogers
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Edward McCabe
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(continued)
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957
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8:30 - 10:15 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS (continued)
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. James Hagerty
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:15 - 10:24 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:24 - 10:29 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:29 - 10:43 am
H. E. Koichiro Asakai, Ambassador of Japan
(Came to present his credentials)
Hon. Wiley Buchanan
10:43 - 11:25 am
Hon. Meade Alcorn
Miss Bertha Adkins
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel, Kansas
Congressman Richard M. Simpson, Pennsylvania
Hon. Howard Pyle
(Presented a report to the President on the
six Republican Regional Conferences)
11:25 - 11:47 am
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Sherman Adams (out at 11:37 am)
11:37 - 11:47 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
(Joined Secretary Wilson)
11:47 - 12:06 pm
Hon. Arthur Larson
11:50 - 11:55 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:20 - 12:25 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:25 - 12:27 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
12:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957
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1:44 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Howard Snyder,
departed the White House and motored to Burning Tree.
2:13 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
2:25 - 5:17 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. James Black
Mr. George Allen
Mr. Monty Moncrief
5:35 pm
The President, accompanied by the above, departed the
Golf Club and motored to the White House,
5:58 pm
Arrived at the White House.
6:05 pm
Returned to the office.
6:05 - 6:57 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
7:05 pm
The President departed the office and re turned
to the Mansion,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:29 - 8:47 am
(Hon. Donald Quarles
(Deputy Secretary of Defense)
OFF THE RECORD
8:57 - 9:06 am
The following Midshipmen called on the President to
present the "Lucky Bag" - Annapolis Yearbook for 1957:
Midshipman David B. McGuigan
Editor-in-Chief
Midshipman Thomas J, Kirkland, III
Business Manager
Midshipman James W. Bibb
Photographic Editor
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Captain Mulholland
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:12 - 9:25 am
Dr, Reginald Smart
(Personal visit)
Dr. Howard McC. Snyder
9:30 - 9:42 am
Mr. Boris Timshenko
Landscape artist
9:43 - 9:45 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:50 - 10:28 am
Hon, Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon, Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. L. Jack Martin
Hon. Howard Pyle
Mrs. Ann Wheaton
10:30 - 11:00 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1957
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11:06 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
and Hon. James Hagerty, departed the Executive Office
Building - following Press Conference - and motored
to the President's guest house.
11:07
Arrived at the President's guest house where the
President greeted General George Marshall, who
was there to be honored by the Organization of
European Economic Council. Mrs. George Marshall
was also present.
11:12 am
Departed the guest house and motored to the White House.
11:14 am
Arrived back in the office.
11:15 - 11:18 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:24 - 11:39 am
(The President greeted the following editors from India):
(Mr. C. R. Srinivasan,
The Swadesamitran, Madras)
OFF THE RECORD
(Mr. Kasturi Srinivasan,
The Hindu, Madras)
(Mr. T. K. Ghosh
The Amrita Bazar Patrika, Calcutta)
(Mr. D. R. Mankekar
The Times of India, New Delhi)
(Mr. V. Mukherjee
Jugantur, Calcutta)
(Mr. K. Balaraman
The Hindu, Madras)
(Mr. K. B. Tandan, Indian Embassy)
(Robert Smith, Minneapolis Tribune)
11:39 - 11:48 am
Hon. Amory Houghton
Ambassador to France
11:55 - 12:01 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:05 pm
The President went to the pool.
12:42 pm
Departed pool and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1957
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2:07 pm
The President arrived in the office.
2:17 - 2:20 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:21 - 2:32 pm
Hon. Ellsworth Bunker
Ambassador to India
2:32 - 2:43 pm
Reverend Earbon Anderson
Baptist Minister from LaGrange Park, Illinois,
hometown of Mr. Earl Eisenhower
2:43 - 5:00 pm
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams (out 2:48 pm)
3:30 - 3:40 pm
Vice Admiral Edmund T. Wooldridge
Commandant, The National War College
Major General Robert P. Hollis
Commandant, Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Colonel F. O. Hartel
3:12 - 5:00 pm
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
5:00 - 5:06 pm
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Gerald Morgan
5:06 - 5:10 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
5:10 - 5:15 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
5:15 - 5:18 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
5:25 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
5:30 pm
OFF THE RECORD Appointment at the Mansion
(Hon. George M. Humphrey)
(Mr. Roger Blough, U. S. Steel)
(Mr. Joseph Block, Inland Steel Corporation)
(Mr. Clifford Hood, U. S, Steel)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957
7:24 am
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty
and Colonel Robert L. Schulz, departed the White House
and motored to MATS Terminal,
7:45 am
The Columbine was airborne for the U. S. Naval Auxiliary
Air Station, Mayport, Florida, The following accompanied
the President:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss
General Howard McC. Snyder
Hon. James C. Hagerty
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Meyer Kestnbaum
Major John Eisenhower
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Captain D. J. Crittenberger
CWO Charles Langello
Mr. James Rowley
Mr. Jack Romagna
Sgt. John Moaney
10:26 am
Arrived at Mayport Naval Auxiliary Air Station.
Here the President was greeted by
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
Admiral Delbert Cornwell, Commander Fleet Air,
Jacksonville, Florida
Captain G. Frauenheim, Commanding Officer, Naval Air
Auxiliary Station, Mayport, Florida
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Percival Brundage
10:35 am
The President boarded the USS SARATOGA, After receiving
honors, the following greeted the President:
Admiral Arleigh Burke
Admiral Jerauld Wright
Admiral Robert B. Pirie, Commander, Carrier Division 6tl
Captain Robert B. Moore, Commanding Officer, USS
SARATOGA
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957
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ABOARD THE USS SARATOGA
10:42 am
The President went to his quarters.
10:45 - 12:15 pm
The President and his party were in briefing room.
12:16 pm
The President, Hon. Wilton B. Persons, and Captain
Evan P. Aurand went to the President's quarters.
12:28 - 1:27 pm
Luncheon in the Presidential dining room
The President
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Meyer Kestnbaum
Hon, John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Arthur Larson
Dr. Howard McC. Snyder
Captain Evan P. Aurand
1:27 pm
The President, accompanied by Brig. General Andrew
J. Goodpaster and Captain Evan P. Aurand , returned
to his quarters.
1:42 - 1:44 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
1:49 pm
The President and Captain Evan P. Aurand went to the
Flag Plot where the President was greeted by
Admiral Robert B, Pirie
Commander of the Task Force
Hon, John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Gordon Gray
Dr. Howard Snyder
Hon. James Hagerty
Admiral Arleigh Burke
Admiral Jerauld Wright
1:50 pm
Admiral Pirie briefed the President on the Carrier
operations prior to plane launchings and bombing runs.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957
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ABOARD THE USS SARATOGA
3:35 pm
Admiral Arleigh Burke introduced Commander "Duke"
Windsor to the President. Commander Windsor broke
the jet speed record about a year ago.
Until 4:26 pm, the President observed the training
exercises of the planes, etc.
5:13 - 5:15 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles was with the President in his
quarters.
5:23 pm
Captain Evan Peter Aurand introduced Commander
J. D. Small to the President. Commander Small is
son-in-law of Colonel Hocker, a classmate of the
President's at West Point.
7:05 - 8:48 pm
The following joined the President for dinner:
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Admiral Arleigh Burke
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Major John Eisenhower
Captain Robert B. Moore
8:49 pm
The President and Captain Evan P. Aurand departed the
dining room and proceeded to the Flag Plot where they
observed the night's launchings. 4 planes were launched,
10:10 pm
The President observed the landing of the planes.
10:41 pm
The President and Captain Aurand proceeded to
Combat Information Center for Aircraft Early Warning
briefing.
10:49 am
Briefing over, the President and Hon. John Foster Dulles
proceeded to the President's quarters.
10:52 pm
Secretary Dulles departs President's quarters.
10:53 pm
General Andrew J. Goodpaster, Dr. Howard Snyder, and
Captain Sidney L. Brody entered the President's quarters.
Dr. Snyder introduced Captain Brody to the President.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957
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ABOARD THE USS SARATOGA
10:55 pm
Dr. Howard Snyder and Captain Sidney Brody departed
the President's quarters.
10:58 - 11:25 pm
Major John Eisenhower
11:02 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster departed the
President's quarters.
11:30 pm
The President retired.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1957
ABOARD THE USS SARATOGA
6:43 - 6:49 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
7:10 am
After conferring with the President concerning the
day's schedule, the following departed his quarters:
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Dr. Howard Snyder
7:10 - 7:45 am
The following joined the President at breakfast:
Admiral Jerauld Wright
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Captain Paul Stahl
Captain Draper Kauffman
Captain Jack Crittenberger
Colonel William Draper
7:45 am
The President returned to his quarters with
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. George Humphrey
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
8:29 am
The President and his party went to the Flag Plot
to witness the launching of 5 jet planes, 3 Skyrays,
and two Furies, and other training exercises.
10:21 am
The President returned to his quarters.
10:32 - 11:21 am
Hon. Arthur Larson
10:39 - 11:01 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
10:41 - 10:50 am
Major John Eisenhower
10:45 - 11:27 am
Hon. James Hagerty
11:50 - - 11:52 am
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1957
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ABOARD THE USS SARATOGA
12:00 Noon
The President addressed the officers and members of
the crew of the USS SARATOGA over the loud speaker
system.
12:01 - 12:03 pm
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. James Hagerty
12:04 pm
Commander C. D. Rogers presented the President
with a model of the USS SARATOGA.
12:29 pm
The following had luncheon with the President:
Commander J. B. Rowney
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Admiral Jerauld Wright
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Hon. Thomas S. Gates
Rear Admiral Robert B. Pirie
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
During luncheon the President signed a nomination which
included Rear Admiral Robert B. Pirie to have the grade,
rank, and pay of a Vice Admiral.
1;39 pm
The President, accompanied by Captain Evan P. Aurand,
returned to his quarters.
1:40 - 1:50 pm
Hon. Robert Cutler
1:52 pm
The President bid farewell to Admiral Jerauld Wright,
Rear Admiral Robert B. Pirie, and Captain Robert Moore.
1:59 pm
As the President disembarked, he was introduced
to Admiral Delbert S. Cornwell and Captain Gilbert
Frauenheim. After exchange of greetings, the
President walked to the Columbine.
2:04 pm
The Columbine was airborne for MATS Terminal
in Washington, D. C. The following accompanied:
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Gordon Gray
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1957
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2:04 pm
The following were aboard the Columbine on return
trip from Mayport, Florida, to Washington (continued):
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, Robert Cutler
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Dr. Howard McC. Snyder
Captain Jack Crittenberger
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower
CWO Charles Langello
Special Secret Service Agents
4:30 pm
The President and his party arrived at MATS Terminal,
Mrs. Eisenhower met the President here and they
departed for the Sheraton Park Hotel.
4:45 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the
Sheraton Park Hotel. Here they were greeted by
Miss Bertha Adkins
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel
Congressman Richard M. Simpson
Mr. Kurt Smith, Manager, Sheraton Park Hotel
Hon. Meade Alcorn escorted the President to the
Speaker's Dais.
The Vice President introduced the President.
The President addressed the Campaign Conference,
National Committee of the Republican Party.
5:21 pm
The President departed the Sheraton Park Hotel and
motored to the White House.
5:31 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the White
House,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1957
7:50 am
The President arrived at the office.
8:55 - 9:01 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:07 - 9:11 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. William J. Hopkins
9:14 - 9:16 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:09 - 10:13 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain Evan P. Aurand
10:30 - 10:45 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James Hagerty
10:45 am
The President, accompanied by Dr. Walter Tkach,
departed the White House and motored to Burning Tree.
11:11 am
Arrived at Burning Tree.
11:44 - 2:36 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. Dan Kimball
Mr. Clyde Lucas
Mr. Thomas Belshe
2:40 pm
The President and his golf party had luncheon in the
Burning Tree Club dining room.
Following lunch, the President played 9 holes of golf
with the above who played with him earlier.
3:25 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Walter Tkach,
departed Burning Tree Country Club and motored to
the White House.
3:51 pm
Arrived at the White House and went directly to his
office.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1957
10:49 am
The President departed the White House and motored
to the National Presbyterian Church.
10:57 am
Arrived at the National Presbyterian Church.
Attend the 11:00 am Services.
12:02 pm
Departed the Church and motored to the White House,
arriving there at 12:05 pm.
9:17 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty,
departed the White House and motored to American
University to participate in the ground-breaking
ceremonies for the School of International Service.
9:30 pm
Arrived at American University. The President
was greeted by Dr. Hurst R. Anderson, President
of American University. Dr. Anderson escorted
the President to the Speaker's stand, and introduced
him to the audience.
The President made a brief address.
Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam presented the President
for his degree.
Dr. Hurst Anderson read the citation, then handed it
to the President.
Dean Donald Derby, Dean Ralph John, and Miss Bertha
Adkins put the hood over the President's shoulders,
Mr. Ernest S. Griffith, Dean Designate of the School
of International Service, American University, gave
the litany of ground breaking.
The President and group on the speaker's stand proceeded
to the ground breaking site.
Kathy Anderson, daughter of Dr. Hurst Anderson,
presented the silver spade to Mr. John Schreck, President
of the Student Council, who in turn handed it to the President.
SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1957
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9:45 pm
Following the ground-breaking ceremony at
American University, Reverend Norman L. Trott,
President of the Wesley Theological Seminary,
pronounced the benediction.
The National Anthem.
Following the ceremony, the President shook hands
with and congratulated the following who graduated
from American University:
Mr. Glennard Lanier, White House Policeman
Mr. Andrew Robertson, Metropolitan Police Force
Mr. James St. John, Metropolitan Police Force
9:51 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty,
departed American University and motored to the
White House,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957
All appointments canceled on this date -
The President developed an upset stomach
and stayed in the Mansion,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1957
9:58 am
The President arrived in the office.
10:00 am
Reporters and photographers were invited into
the office - pictures were made.
10:15 - 10:20 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:20 - 10:43 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
10:43 - 10:50 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:19 - 11:23 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:38 am
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1957
8:00 am
The President gave a breakfast for Republican
Congressmen - first of a series. The following
were present:
Congressman E. Ross Adair, Indiana
Congressman Bruce Alger, Texas
Congressman John J. Allen, Jr., California
Congressman H. Carl Andersen, Minnesota
Congressman August H. Andresen, Minnesota
Congressman Leslie C. Arends, Illinois
Congressman William H. Avery, Kansas
Congressman William H. Ayres, Ohio
Congressman Howard H. Baker, Tennessee
Congressman John F. Baldwin, Jr., California
Congressman Perkins Bass, New Hampshire
Congressman William H. Bates, Massachusetts
Congressman A. D. Baumhart, Jr., Ohio
Congressman Frank J. Becker, New York
Congressman Page Belcher, Oklahoma
Congressman John B. Bennett, Michigan
Congressman Alvin M. Bentley, Michigan
Congressman E. Y. Berry, South Dakota
Congressman Jackson E. Betts, Ohio
Congressman Albert H. Bosch, New York
Congressman Frank T. Bow, Ohio
Congressman William G. Bray, Indiana
Congressman William S. Broomfield, Michigan
Congressman Clarence J. Brown, Ohio
Congressman Charles B. Brownson, Indiana
Congressman Joel T. Broyhill, Virginia
Congressman Hamer H. Budge, Idaho
Congressman Usher L. Burdick, North Dakota
Congressman Alvin R. Bush, Pennsylvania
Congressman Emmett F. Byrne, Illinois
Congressman John W. Byrnes, Wisconsin
Congressman Gordon Canfield, New Jersey
Congressman Joseph L. Carrigg, Pennsylvania
Congressman Elford A. Cederberg, Michigan
Congressman Charles E. Chamberlain, Michigan
Congressman J. Edgar Chenoweth, Colorado
Congressman Cliff Clevenger, Ohio
Congressman Harold R. Collier, Illinois
Congressman Robert J. Corbett, Pennsylvania
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1957
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8:00 am
Republican Congressional Breakfast (continued):
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon, Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Ed McCabe
Hon. Jack Martin
9:22 am
The President arrived in the office.
9:23 - 9:25 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:27 - 9:34 am
Hon. James Hagerty
Mr. Ed Morgan and daughter
9:33 - 9:42 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:42 - 9:58 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
9:58 - 10:22 am
Hon. Philip Young
Ambassador to The Netherlands
(Called on the President before departing
for his post)
10:22 - 10:33 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:33 - 10:44 am
Dr. Aubrey A. Anduze
President of the Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Hon. Ronald de Lugo, Senator
Hon. John B. Merwin, Senator at Large
10:44 - 11:00 am
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:00 - 11:15 am
The President received a group from the following
Churches. Appointment arranged through Sgt. John
Moaney, the President's valet:
Dashields Methodist Church
Copperville (Talbert County), Maryland
Megees Methodist Church
Long Woods, Maryland
(Reverend E. N. Foster is minister of Dashields Church
and accompanied the group)
(Pictures were taken in the Rose Garden)
Mrs. Eisenhower joined the above group.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1957
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11:40 - 11:43 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
12:01 - 12:05 pm
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1957
8:04 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:10 - 8:12 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:13 - 8:48 am
General John Bragdon
8:35 - 8:42 am
Hon. Jack Anderson
8:35 - 8:47 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:47 - 8:55 am
Hon. Meade Alcorn
Republican National Chairman
Mr. I. Lee Potter
Special Assistant to the Chairman for the
Republican Party of the South
9:00 - 10:57
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Harold E. Stassen
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
Hon. Arthur Larson
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Clarence Ra ndall
Hon. Frederick M. Dearborn, Jr.
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Robert Bowie
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Captain John Morse
Hon. James S. Lay, Jr.
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
10:57 - 11:20 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Jack Anderson (joined meeting at 11:05 am)
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1957
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11:20 - 11:29 am
Hon. Scott McLeod
Ambassador to Ireland
(Called on the President before departing
for his post in Dublin)
11:30 - 11:51
Mr. Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna, Minnesota
(Personal visit)
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:51 - 11:55 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:55 - 12:15 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:17 - 12:20 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
12:37 pm
The President returned to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
3:23 pm
The President returned to the office.
4:30 - 4:34 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:32 - 4:35 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:32 - 4:36 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
4:35 - 4:50 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
4:43 - 4:48 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:44 - 5:07 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:20 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
6:00 pm
OFF THE RECORD Meeting at the White House
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Meade Alcorn
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Homer Capehart
(continued)
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1957
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6:00 pm
OFF THE RECORD Meeting at the White House (continued):
Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senator Milton Young
Senator Ralph Flanders
Senator Thruston Morton
Senator Thomas E. Martin
Senator Clifford P. Case
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
8:00 am
The President invited the following (42) Congressmen
for breakfast at the White House:
Leo E. Allen, Illinois
James C. Auchincloss, New Jersey
Fran ces P. Bolton, Ohio
Robert B. Chiperfield, Illinois
Marguerite Stitt Church, Illinois
Sterling Cole, New York
Frederic R. Coudert, Jr., New York
William C. Cramer, Florida
Albert W. Cretella, Connecticut
Glenn Cunningham, Nebraska
Paul Cunningham, Iowa
Willard S. Curtin, Pennsylvania
Lawrence Curtis, Massachusetts
Thomas B. Curtis, Missouri
Paul B. Dague, Pennsylvania
William A. Dawson, Utah
Vincent J. Dellay, New Jersey
David S. Dennison, Ohio
Steven B. Derounian, New York
Henry Aldous Dixon, Utah
Francis E. Dorn, New York
Florence P. Dwyer, New Jersey
Ivor D. Fenton, Pennsylvania
Gerald R. Ford, Jr., Michigan
Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., New Jersey
James G. Fulton, Pennsylvania
Leon H. Gavin, Pennsylvania
Myron V. George, Kansas
Robert P. Griffin, Michigan
H. R. Gross, Iowa
Robert Hale, Maine
Charles A. Halleck, Indiana
Cecil M. Harden, Indiana
Robert D. Harrison, Nebraska
Ralph Harvey, Indiana
Harry G. Haskell, Jr., Delaware
John E. Henderson, Ohio
William E. Hess, Ohio
Edgar W. Hiestand, California
William S. Hill, Colorado
Patrick J. Hillings, California
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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8:00 am
The following attended the Congressional Breakfast
(list continued from pervious page):
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon, Meade Alcorn
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Edward McCabe
9:15 am
Following the Breakfast, the President and his guests
went to the North Portico for pictures to be taken.
9:18 am
The President arrived in the office.
9:20 - 9:38 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
9:38 - 9:41 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
9:41 - 9:45 am
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Chairman, Civil Service Commission
9:45 - 9:46 am
Hon. Arthur Minnich
10:00 - 10:18 am
Rt. Rev. John L. Sheridan
President, Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Md.
Rt. Rev. William Culhane
Assistant to Monsignor Sheridan
Senator J. Glenn Beall, Maryland
Mr. John C. Ahlers
Executive Secretary to Senator Beall
(This appointment was requested by Senator Beall
for purpose of inviting the President to Mount
St. Mary's Commencement next year).
10:20 - 10:25 am
Captain Evan P. Aurand
10:25 - 10:28 am
Hon. Bryce Harlow
10:30 - 10:59 am
Hon. Marion Folsom
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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11:00 - 11:03 am
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. John H. Stambough
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:03 - 11:10 am
The President received a Committee for a National
Trade Policy - appointment arranged through Hon.
Clarence Randall:
Mr. Howard C. Adams
Mr. J. F. Allen
Mr. Samuel W. Anderson
Mr. Norman S. Anon
Mr. Charles F. Averill
Mr. Thomas Ballagh
Mr. Hartman Barber
Mr. Kenneth M. Barkhead
Mr. John H. S. Barr
Mr. Robert Beam
Mr. W. H. Beekhuis
Mr. Robert G. Biesel
Mr. Kenneth Birkhead
Mr. Gordon P. Boals
Miss Laura Bornholdt
Mr. H. C. Boschen
Mr. Harry Bullis
Mr. C. L. Burrill
Miss Sally Butler
Mr. Kenneth H. Campbell
Mr. Wallace Campbell
Mr. I. B. Katz
Mr. Louis Mabre Cohn
Mr. John Coleman
Mr. E. G. Collado
Mr. Dwight T. Colley
Mr. F. V. Collinge
Mr. Ross Connelly
Mr. Everett R. Cook
Mr. J. K. Cochran
Mr. J. G. Copelin
Mr. Edward Cortney
Mr. Lucien F. Craig
Mr. Claud D. Curlin
Mr. Michael B. Deane
Mr. Ralph Dewey
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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11:03 - 11:10 am
Committee for a National Trade Policy (continued):
Mr. G. J. Dietz
Mr. L. A. Corsay
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Dummann
Mt. Otis Ellis
Mr. Albert E. Ernst
Mr. Robert M. Etherington
Mr. John K. Evans
Mrs. Oscar Fernandez
Mr. Redington Fiske
Mr. Joseph A. Frank
General W. H. Frank
Mr. James C. Frink
Mrs. Stanton Garfield
Miss Olga B. Gechas
Mr. James Gerity, Jr.
Mr. Frederick Gonzalez
Mr. Henry F. Grady, Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Guhring
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hardy, Jr.
Mr. John C. Hazen
Mr. Charles D. Hilles, Jr.
Mr. Ernest Hillman, Jr.
Mr. Walter Hochschild
Mr. C. M. Hohenberg
Mr. R. L. Horlander
Mrs. James Irwin
Mr. G. Griffith Johnson
Mr. Eric Johnston
Mr. Martin E. Jones
Mr. O. S. Judd
Mrs. Harry Keller, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kohn
Mr. L. D. Keller
Mrs. Walter A. Krafft
Mr. W. E. Kemerer
Mr. R. K. Lane
Mr. T. L. Lenzen
Mr. L. Ralph Lazrus
Mr. H. F. Lehmann
Mr. Edward Littlejohn
Dr. Arthur Y. Lloyd
Mr. Ken L. Lott
Mr. David MacEachron
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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11:03 - 11:10 am
Committee for a National Trade Policy (continued):
Mrs. Olya Margolin
Mr. Mike Masaoka
Mr. Tad Masaoka
Mr. William C. McCamant
Mr. John G. McCloy
Mr. Carl E. McDowell
Mr. Allen W. Merrell
Mr. Herbert Mindlin
Mr. Cecil Morgan
Mr. Nathan Most
Mr. Murden, Ford Motor Compan y
Mr. T. R. Mullen
Mr. Albert A. Nahas
Mr. Robert R. Nathan
Mr. Win Nathanson
Mr. Norman Ness
Mr. Tage Nielsen
Mr. Kurt Orban
Mrs. Genevieve Oslund
Mr. Thomas A. Pappas
Mr. Everett Parkinson
Mr. Addison W. Parris
Mr. Warren Lee Pierson
Mr. Carl P. Ray
Dr. George L. Ridgeway
Mr. D. G. Robbins
Mr. Frank L. Roberts
Mrs. Edward A. Robeson
Mrs. V. Nelson Robinson
Mr. Samuel H. Sabin
Mr. Marlin E. Sandlin
Mrs. Edward Satterthwaith
Mr. J. S. Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Schurgast
Mr. Bert Seidman
Mr. Jerome M. Siegel
Mr. J. I. Simpson
Mr. J. A. Sinclair
Mr. Walter A. Slowinski
Mr. Russell Smith
Mr. Edward F. Snyder
Miss Mabel E. Snyder
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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11:03 - 11:10 am
Committee for a National Trade Policy (continued):
Mr. A. B. Sparboe
Mr. Joseph L. Stanton
Mr. James H. Stebbins
Mr. Ralph I. Straus
Mr. J. M. Sullivan
Mr. Lee Talley
Mr. Irving H. Taylor
Mr. J. H. Thacher
Mr. Carlos E. Toro
Mr. Jean Vuillequez
Mr. Lester E. Waterbury
Miss Eleanor Waters
Mr. Bernard Weitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wilcox
Mr. Sidney Wilner
Mr. Orme Wilson
Mr. J. T. Wolfson
Miss Mary C. Zimmer
Mr. Alexander S. Aranyos
Mr. Edward H. Arnold
Mr. William A. Barnhard
Mr. I. M. Bomba
Mr. Edward A. Brannon
Mr. George Bronz
Mr. C. K. Campbell
Commissioner Edward S. Corcoran
Mr. William D. Crawford
Mr. Norman Davis
Mr. Preston Davis
Mrs. F. P. Douglas
Mr. Joseph W. Dye
Mr. Herbert W. Harris
Mr. Arnold Engel
Mr. Edmund P. Hennelly
Mr. Roy T. Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jeeves
Mr. E. W. Kesler
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Knapp
Mr. John Koon
Mrs. John F. Latimer
Mr. F. T. Magennis
Mr. Rodney W. Markley
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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11:03 - 11:10 am
Committee for a National Trade Policy (continued):
Mr. J. W. Martin
Mr. Walter R. Meier
Mr. D. W. Michener
Mr. John A. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Thorley C, Mills
Mr. Arthur D. Mullen
Mr. Arthur G. Newmyer, Jr.
Mr. Elmer F. Pierson
Mr. F. Peter Polimeni
Mr. Henry A. J. Ralph
Mr. Victor Reuther
Mr. B. A. Rittersporn, Jr.
Mr. Morris V. Rosenbloom
Mr. James R. Sharp
Mr. J. L. Stanton
Mr. J. Wilner Sundelson
Mr. Richard B. Swenson
Mr. Charles P. Taft
Mr. James J. Thackara
Mr. Richard C. Thompson
Mr. Everett Walk
Mr. Vincent Wasilewski
Mr. Brayton Wilbur
Mr. David Williams
Mr. Paul Amundsen
Mr. Erwin Ballunder
Mr. J. L. Barnicle
Mr. George L. Bell
Mr. Eric G. Boehm
Mr. Henry Bohack
Mr. J. Bott
Miss Eva Carli
Mr. Richard W. Courts
Mr. Frank P. D'Aquila
Mr. Kenneth Downs
Mr. Thomas F. Gateley
Mr. Charles P. Helin
Mr. John Hight
Miss Dorothy P. Johnson
Miss Ann Kieswetter
Miss Joan Krash
(continued)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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11:03 - 11:10 am
Committee for a National Trade Policy (continued)
Miss Catherine Kuhne
B. Larcher
Miss Anne Lockwood
Mr. Norman Ness
Mr. Thomas D'Keefe
Mr. B. E. Richmond
Mrs. H. Schedd
Mr. David Steinberg
Mr. Robert L. Strawbridge
Mr. Sidney Swensrud
Mr. Granger B. Thurston
Mr. Vogt, Bohack Co., New York
Mrs. L. D. Weiler
Mr. Edward Foss Wilson
11:10 - 11:15 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
11:25 - 11:35 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
11:35 - 11:39 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:40 - 11:42 am
Hon. Arthur Minnich
12:30 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
3:03 pm
The President returned to the office.
3:10 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Howard Snyder,
departed the office and motored to Burning Tree
Country Club.
3:35 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree.
3:55 pm
The President played nine holes of golf with
Hon. Frank L. Pace
Mr. Douglas R. Christie
5:07 pm
Completed golf game.
FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957
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5:47 pm
The President and Dr. Howard McC. Snyder departed
Burning Tree Country Club and motored to the White House.
6:14 pm
Arrived at the White House. The President went to
his office.
6:15 - 6:18 pm
Hon. Arthur Minnich
6:27 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office.
8:01 - 8:14 am
Hon. Bryce Harlow
8:30 - 9:00 am
Hon. Robert Cutler and Hon. James Hagerty
8:55 - 8:56 am
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:02 - 9:07 am
Mr. Charles K. McWhorter
Chairman, Young Republican National Federation
Mr. Fred L. Dixon,
Chairman, Committee on Arrangements
10th Young Republican National Convention
Miss Barbara Spillinger
Co-Chairman, Committee on Arrangements
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. James Hagerty
9:07 - 9:12 am
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Arthur Minnich
9:37 am
The President, accompanied by Dr. Howard Snyder and
Mr. George Allen, departed the White House and
motored to the Little Hunting Creek Lodge, Catoctin,
Maryland.
11:15 am
Arrived at Little Hunting Creek Lodge, Catoctin, Maryland.
The President fished and had lunch.
3:33 pm
Departed the Lodge and motored to the White House.
5:09 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT"S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1957
The President remained at the White House all day.
Mr. George Allen was guest during the afternoon.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1957
7:55 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:15 - 8:20 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:42 - 8:45 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
8:46 - 8:52 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
9:00 - 10:25 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
The Secretary of State, Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. George M. Humphrey
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. William Rogers
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Walter Williams
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Hon. Lewis E. Berry, Jr.
Acting Federal Civil Defense Administrator
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell M. Rabb
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1957
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10:25 - 10:37 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
10:45 - 11:04 am
(Hon. Robert Anderson)
OFF THE RECORD
11:04 - 11:18 am
(Hon. Robert Anderson)
(Mr. Robert Craft
)
OFF THE RECORD
11:18 - 11:20 am
Mr. Dominick L. Strada
National Commander, AMVETS
Mr. Thomas Burke
President of the National Service Foundation
Hon. Earle Chesney
11:20 - 11:30 am
The President received the following AMVETS
Scholarship Winners:
Charles Cleveland
Nan Funk
Richard Kellermeier
Judith Ann Murray
Raymond Palmer
Judith Ann Walsh
Susan Zaur
The following accompanied:
Mr. Dominick L. Strada
Mr. Thomas Burke
Hon. Earle Chesney
11:30 - 11:36 am
Hon. John Moors Cabot
Ambassador to Colombia
(Paid a courtesy call on the President
before departing for his post in Bogota)
11:37 - 12:07 pm
Hon. Orie L. Phillips
12:09 pm
The President departed the office and went to the
Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:11 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:13 - 2:15 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
2:14 - 2:17 pm
Hon. Arthur Minnich
MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1957
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2:19 - 2:33 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:33 - 2:54 pm
(Mrs. Emma Michie)
OFF THE RECORD
(Mrs, Clara Gebson, Shreveport, La.)
(Mr. and Mrs. Blucher Tharp, Arlington, Va.)
(Mr. Tharp is Mrs. Michie's nephew)
(The President and Mrs. Eisenhower had rooms
with Mrs. Michie when he was stationed in Shreveport,
La, She asked to bring her friends in to meet the
President).
2:55 - 3:04 pm
Mr. Ernest R. "Tex" Lee (Personal friend)
Dwight Lee (son)
Bill Lee (son)
Mr. Richard Miller
Mr. Thomas Schlass
Mr. Robert Schlass
Mr. George Miller
3:04 - 3:18 pm
(Hon. Allan Shivers)
OFF THE RECORD
3:19 - 3:20 pm
Senator Karl E. Mundt
3:20 - 3:30 pm
The President greeted the following Alexander Hamilton
Scholarship Winners:
Craig Bamberger, Alabama
Carlisle H. Dick, Arizona
Earl L. McCarroll, Jr., Arkansas
Dan E. McCall, California
Joseph C. Bell, Colorado
Thomas A. Musante, Connecticut
Walter S. Rowland, Delaware
Joyce Linda McKee, Florida
Roma Durrance Thomas, Jr., Georgia
Gordon R. Chester, Idaho
Katherine F. Hunley, Illinois
Samuel J. Stegman, Indiana
Harlan D. Hahn, Iowa
Constant Poirier, Kansas
Linda Brown Rue, Kentucky
Barbara Mary Breaud, Louisiana
Edward D. Berman, Maine
Joshua A. Young, Massachusetts
James M. Copeland, Michigan
Harold P. LeVander, Minnesota
Floyd Dean Copeland, Mississippi
MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1957
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3:20 - 3:30 pm
The President greeted the following Alexander Hamilton
Scholarship Winners: (continued)
Karen E. Ordahl, Missouri
Reese C. Johnson, Montana
Harvey W. Nelson, Nebraska
Byron Bartlett, Nevada
Robert A. Backus, New Hampshire
Michael Marenchic, New Jersey
Frederick D. Gutierrez, New Mexico
Augustus M. Burns III, North Carolina
Thomas R. Christofferson, North Dakota
Allen R. Rule, Ohio
Lee Nash, Oklahoma
Owen Meredith Wilson, Jr., Oregon
Joseph C. Glass III, Pennsylvania
William F. Newman, Rhode Island
Hastings Wyman, Jr., South Carolina
Mary Ann Butterbrodt, South Dakota
Charles G. Adair, Jr., Tennessee
Shannon H. Ratcliff, Texas
Carol Lynn Wright, Utah
George M. Saiger, Vermont
Carole M. Johnson, Virginia
Walter T. Toy, Washington
Carl G. Adler, Jr., West Virginia
Mary-Anne Smoler, Wisconsin
Mary Jo Anne Blower, Wyoming
John Kirby, District of Columbia
Robert D. Montgomery, Alaska
Caroline E. Zirkman, Canal Zone
Richard Y. Mitsunaga, Hawaii
Horacio Cordero, Puerto Rico
Winston A. Hodge, Virgin Islands
The following accompanied the above Winners:
Mr. Bower Aly
Chairman, Alexander Hamilton Commission
Committee on Contest and Awards
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess, Commission Secretary,
and Mrs. Burgess
Mrs. Marie Brown Coffin, Commission Member
Robert A. Dillon, Treasury Department, Asst. Sec.
Laurens M. Hamilton, Commission Member
Senator Karl E. Mundt, Chairman
Congressman Carroll Reece
(continued)
MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1957
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3:20 - 3:30 pm
The following accompanied the Alexander Hamilton
Scholarship Winners (continued):
Congressman Peter W. Rodino, Jr.
Commission Member
Congressman John J. Rooney, Commission Member
John Underhill, Public Relations Counsel
J. Harvie Williams, Director of Commission
Leonard Woods and daughter Miss Alexandra Woods
Mr. Bruno Jacob
National Forensic League, Ripon, Wis.
Mr. Richard Jacob (son)
Mr. Robert W. Scott
National Forensic League
Dr. Thorrel B. Fest
Professor, University of Colorado
(The President shook hands with the Winners in his
office and then went into the Rose Garden for a picture)
3:30 - 4:36 pm
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Wilton B. Persons (4:19 - 4:25 pm)
4:40 - 4:43 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
5:05 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
6:00 pm
OFF THE RECORD Appointment at the Mansion:
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator John Bricker
Senator William Jenner
Senator Carl T. Curtis
Senator Gordon Allott
Senator Roman L. Hruska
Senator George W. Malone
Senator Norris Cotton
Senator Edward Martin
Senator Arthur Watkins
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1957
8:01 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:03 - 8:04 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Howard Pyle
8:16 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 9:57 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator Frank Carlson
Congressman Joseph Martin
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Leo Allen
Congressman Edward H. Rees
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Lewis G. Castle, Administrator,
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Edward H. McCabe
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Howard Pyle
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Arthur Minnich
TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1957
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Senator William F. Knowland
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
10:00 - 10:05 am
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
10:05 - 10:13 am
The President greeted the delegates to the National 4-H
Club Conference. The group included four delegates
(List on
from each State, Puerto Rico, Alaska, and Hawaii;
following
about 100 4-H Club Leaders and Conference Staff; and
pages)
about 50 International Farm Youth Exchange delegates.
Pictures were taken on the White House Lawn.
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson accompanied the group.
10:25 - 10:46 am
Mrs. Hazel H. Abel, Lincoln, Nebraska
(Former Senator from Nebraska)
10:46 - 10:48 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
10:48 - 11:02 am
Mr. Thomas Stephens, the artist
11:02 - 11:05 am
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
11:05 - 11:12 am
The President greeted the members of the National
(List on following
Association of Television and Radio Farm Directors.
pages)
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson accompanied the group.
11:12 - 11:28 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:48 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:10 - 2:13 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
2:16 - 3:40 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Douglas MacArthur II
Hon. Donald Quarles
Admiral Arthur Radford
Hon. Walter Robertson
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(To discuss Prime Minister Kishi's visit)
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Fed. Extension Service
Washington 25, D. C.
LIST OF VISITORS TO WHITE HOUSE
National 4-H Conference
Tuesday, June 18, 1957
Aanes, Beth - Fort Collins, Colorado
Adams, Orin - Rutland, Vermont
Aiton, E. W. - Washington, D. C.
Aitken, James B. - Winter Garden, Florida
Albright, James - Indianapolis, Indiana
Allen, Leonard L. - Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
Amick, W. R. - Iafayette, Indiana
Anderson, Harold K. - St. Paul, Minnesota
Anderson, Kay - Dodge City, Kansas
Anderson, Kenneth H. - Chicago, Illinois
Anderson, Mrs. Kenneth H. - Chicago, Illinois
Arbona, Juan - Maricao, Puerto Rico
Ares, Bernadette - Sharon, Massachusetts
Arnold, Lillian - Washington, D. C.
Aulenbacher, A. D. - Berkeley, California
Axling, Hilmer L. - Pullman, Washington
Aylesworth, Phillip F. - Washington, D. C.
Baird, Glenn T. - Logan, Utah
Baker, Roy, Jr. - Blytheville, Arkansas
Banning, John L. - Washington, D. C.
Barbosa, Fidel - Dorado, Puerto Rico
Barton, Edward R. - Plainwell, Michigan
Bassett, Wilmer - Monticello, Florida
Bath, Wayne - Newark, Delaware
Batten, Joan - Kenly, North Carolina
Bauer, Loretta Ann - Guymon, Oklahoma
Beauchamp, Catherine - Washington, D. C.
Bell; Charles E., Jr. - Washington, D. C.
Bell, Rudolph - Bowman, South Carolina
Bevans, Kay F. - Prairie City, Oregon
Bierman, Everett - Washington, D. C.
Bigelow, Dorothy - - Washington, D. C.
Bishop, Tena - Washington, D. C.
Blair, Mary Anne - Bridgeton, New Jersey
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Bogue, David H. - Beresford, South Dakota
Bordelon, Leonard J. - Moreauville, Louisiana
Boss; Marvin - Ann Arbor, Michigan
Boss, Mrs. Marvin - Ann Arbor, Michigan
Boutwell, Kenneth, Jr. - Newton, Mississippi
Brekke, Mrs. Esther R. - Bozeman, Montana
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Brister, Elizabeth R. - Blytheville, Arkansas
Broadwell, George J. - Brattleboro, Vermont
Broadwell, Mrs. George J. - Brattleboro, Vermont
Brooke, Carl - Chicago, Illinois
Brooke, Richard - Lumberport, West Virginia
Brown, Prudence B. - Stonington, Connecticut
Bruegger, Mrs. Ruth S. - Fargo, North Dakota
Burick, Richard - Puebelo, Colorado
Buss, Mrs. Dorothy - State College, Pennsylvania
Buss, George - State College, Pennsylvania
Buzell, Georgia - Essex Junction, Vermont
Caine, Wally Jay - Middletown, Indiana
Callahan, E. P. - Washington, D. C.
Calvani, Jerry - Carlsbad, New Mexico
Carlson, Alice - Stillwater, Oklahoma
Carpenter, Thomas - Moscow, Tennessee
Carper, Elsie J. - Washington, D. C.
Cassell, Roy D. - College Park, Maryland
Chafee, C. M. - State College, Mississippi
Chavez, Geronimo - State College, New Mexico
Cheever, David W. - Lexington, Massachusetts
Chesner, Margaret - Washington, D. C.
Christensen, Mary - Tarrington, Wyoming
Child, Clark B. - Clearfield, Utah
Childress, Russell - Washington, D. C.
Chiles, Nancy - Richmond, Virginia
Cilek, Clark - Hay Springs, Nebraska
Clark, Joan R. - Zamora, California
Clark, Margaret E. - Raleigh, North Carolina
Clark, Wilber W. ⑉ Powell, Wyoming
Clayton, Leon - Clemson, South Carolina
Clingerman, Mrs. Frances - Washington, D. C.
Clough, Robert S. - Columbia, Missouri
Colby, Fred W. - Knoxville, Tennessee
Colebank, Andy W. - Chicago, Illinois
Conaway, Charlotte - College Park, Maryland
Copeland, Harlan - Washington, D. C.
Crickard, Betty P. - Buckhannon, West Virginia
Crook, Fred - Fallon, Nevada
Crosby, J. E., Jr. - Washington, D. C.
Croy, Otto C. - Washington, D. C.
Culp, Max - Lenoir, North Carolina
Cureton, Sarah - Pickens, South Carolina
Currier, William R. - Norridgewock, Maine
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Dahlvik, Marlene - Escanaba, Michigan
Dalton, Dennis - Mendham, New Jersey
Damschroder, Allen D. - Gibsonburg, Ohio
Daniels, R. William - Montpelier, Vermont
Davis, D. Merrill . Jackson, Ohio
Davis, David - Chattanooga, Tennessee
Dean, Marion - Denton, Texas
Dell, Arnita - Finksburg, Maryland
Dildine, Glenn C. - Washington, D. C.
Dixon, Lyman B. - Raleigh, North Carolina
Dorsey, C. P. - Morgantown, West Virginia
Downey, Mylo S. - Washington, D. C.
Duhamel, Edward E. - Putnam, Connecticut
Dunson, L. R. - Athens, Georgia
Dykstra, Anne - Jerome, Idaho
Eberspacher, Wesley - Beaver Crossing, Nebraska
Edwards, Mrs. Margaret L. - East Aurora, New York
Edwards, Linda Beth - Dietrich, Idaho
Enfield, George - Washington, D. C.
Engle, Joan V. - Washington, D. C.
Erler, Dorothy - East Lansing, Michigan
Everett, Earle J. - Church Hill, Maryland
Eure, W. W. - Washington, D. C.
Fallon, Barbara Ann - Rutland, Vermont
Fazzalari, Ella M. - Hyattsville, Maryland
Fenton, Fred - Center Conway, New Hampshire
Ferguson, Mrs. Ruth D. - Tallahassee, Florida
Filinger, Frank, Jr. - Cuba, Kansas
Fingarson, Marilyn - Edinburg, North Dakota
Fizer, Mildred E. - Morgantown, West Virginia
Fleming, Mrs. Ruth S. - Washington, D. C.
Flom, Kathleen - Washington, D. C.
Flora, J. B. - Rocky Mount, Virginia
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Foley, Betty Ann - Owingsville, Kentucky
Folliard, Veronica - Washington, D. C.
Foltz, Donald - Clinton, Indiana
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Foster, Charles - Hood River, Oregon
Foster, George S. - Knoxville, Tennessee
Foster, Mrs. George S. - Knoxville, Tennessee
Frierson, Mildred - Ona, Florida
Fowler, Margaret - Anderson, South Carolina
Fry, Barbara - Montesano, Washington
Fulghum, Ralph M. - Washington, D. C.
Funkhouser, Barbara - Chicago, Illinois
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Gaebe, O. F. - Urbana, Illinois
Garside, M. S. - Lexington, Kentucky
Gaylord, Clinton - Washington, D. C.
Gilden, Robert - Washington, D. C.
Glenn, James N. - Hamburg, Iowa
Godwin, Grant M. - Gainesville, Florida
Goodhue, Carol - Jacksonville, Florida
Goodrich, Kenneth - Washington, D. C.
Gould, Walter P. - Kingston, Rhode Island
Gracey, Mary Ann - Blackstone, Virginia
Graff, E. H. - Ames, Iowa
Graham, Sara - Rock Hill, South Carolina
Gregor, Arlie - Kilkenny, Minnesota
Grossnickle, Richard - Union Bridge, Maryland
Grow, Hugh F. - Lexington, Virginia
Hall, Janice A. - Newport, Rhode Island
Hancock, Marion G. - Kershaw, South Carolina
Hansen, Agnes M. - Madison, Wisconsin
Hansen, David E. - Davis, California
Harrill, L. R. - Raleigh, North Carolina
Harris, A. Sylvia - Brewer, Maine
Harvey, T. Weed - Washington, D. C.
Hawkins, Katherine - Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Hayes; Jean - Houston, Delaware
Healy, Betty - Pukwana, South Dakota
Heath, Nancy - Benton, Pennsylvania
Heiserman, Rita M. - Englew od, Colorado
Henderson, Rodney L. - Jackson, Mississippi
Henning, Doris - Garnavillo, Iowa
Hess, James A. - Strasburg, Pennsylvania
Heywood, Eunice - Washington, D. C.
Holbrook, Kenneth, Jr. - Patagonia, Arizona
Holdren, Jimmy - Bedford, Virginia
Hornung, T. G. - Washington, D. C.
Houck; Patty - Plain City, Ohio
Howes, Merle - Amherst, Massachusetts
Huffman, G. H. - Washington, D. C.
Hull, George E. - Stillwater, Oklahoma
Hutton, Burton S. - Corvallis, Oregon
Intermill, Mrs. Esther F. - Houghton, Michigan
Jackson, Betty Lou - Pennsboro, West Virginia
Jackson, J. We, Jr. - Alice, Texas
Jackson, Joyce - Valley Chapel, West Virginia
Jensen, Joanne - Laton, California
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Johnson, Alice - Rogersville, Tennessee
Johnson, Eloise - Chicago, Illinois
Johnson, J. Harold - Manhattan, Kansas
Johnson, Janet - Talking Rock, Georgia
Johnson, Larry - Phoenix, Arizona
Johnson, Norman - Chicago, Illinois
Johnson, Raynor A. - Newark, Delaware
Jones, Keith - Grandview, Washington
Jones, L. I. - Washington, D. C.
Jordan, Diana - Florien, Louisiana
Joy, Bernard - Washington, D. C.
Joy, Mrs. Bernard - Washington, D. C.
Joyce, Alice R. - Winchester, Tennessee
Kanishiro, E thel - Kaneohe, Hawaii
Karst, William - Sunburst, Montana
Kelley, Patricia A. - State College, Pennsylvania
Kepner, Paul V. - Washington, D. C.
Keyes, Sandra - Cranston, Rhode Island
Kimball, William J. - Charlotte, Michigan
Kimball, Mrs. William J. - Charlotte, Michigan
King, Emily E. - Tallahassee, Florida
King, Mabel - Little Rock, Arkansas
Kinsey, Eva O. - Columbus, Ohio
Klein, Ruth - Belvidere, Illinois
Kohl, Margaret F. - Berkeley, California
Kolbow, Jeanette - Appleton, New York
Krueg, Glenn - Lodi, California
Kolter, Bill - Wichita Falls, Texas
Kuester, Suzanne J. - Hot Springs, Arkansas
Kunneman, Nancy Ann - Okarche, Oklahoma
Kuroyama, Albert - Holualoa, Hawaii
Kutz, DuWayne A. - Jefferson, Wisconsin
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Lambert, Mrs. Virginia - Washington, D. C.
Landess, Nancy K. - West Point, Mississippi
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Lang, C. C. - Washington, D. C.
Lang, C. P. - State College, Pennsylvania
Larson, Naomi - Verndale, Minnesota
Lau, Duane B. - Washington, D. C.
Lee, Anne - Knoxville, Tennessee
Leighton, Martha E. - Ithaca, New York
Leonard, C. Clinton - West Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Linder, Dorothy J. - Roy, New Mexico
Lindsay, Charline - Columbia, Missouri
Lovejoy, Kenneth C. - Orono, Maine
Lowry, Rhonwyn - Athens, Georgia
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Manring, Mike - Pullman, Washington
Mansell, Robert S. - Roswell, Georgia
Marsh, Shirley - Lincoln, Nebraska
Masten, May A. - Lafayette, Indiana
Matthews, Joseph L. - Washington, D. C.
Matzen, Edwin - Washington, D. C.
Matzen, Mrs. Edwin - Washington, D. C.
Mawby, Russell G. - East Lansing, Michigan
McAuliffe, V. Joseph - Ithaca, New York
McBride, Myra J. - Lebanon, Oregon
McCall, Nelson - Lexington, Kentucky
McConnell, Margaret Ann - Elida, Ohio
McGrew, Nancy J. - State College, Mississippi
McMillen, Robert D. - Washington, D. C.
McNair, Leon M. - Chicago, Illinois
Merchant, John C. - Burlington, Vermont
Messer, Patricia L. - Gaithersburg, Maryland
Merry, Jane L. - Rochester, New York
Mihata, Kay - Lanikai, Hawaii
Miller, Mrs. Ruth Ann - Malone, New York
Milliron, Gaynor - Shellman, Georgia
Minchew, Daniel - Baxley, Georgia
Mindrum, Norman - - Washington, D. C.
Moore; Merrill, - Cheshire, Connecticut
Moore, Paul J. - Bozeman, Montana
Morava; Willa - Lincoln, Nebraska
Morgan; Blain - Kenilworth, Utah
Mosher, Margaret J. - Amherst, Massachusetts
Muehlstedt, Carol - St. Paúl, Minnesota
Muller, Betty - Somerville, New Jersey
Murphy, Thomas - Belvidere, New Jersey
Myers, Marlin D. - Colfax, North Dakota
Newell, Sally A. - Lexington, Keritucky
Nichols, Leslie S. - Washington, D. C.
Noordhoff, Lyman - Washington, D. C.
Nuite, Graham L. - Dexter, Maine
Ollenburg, Ellen L. - Brookings, South Dakota
Olsen, Janet O. - Poulsbo, Washington
Olson, Karen - Bozeman, Montana
Olson, Kenneth S. - Fargo, North Dakota
Olson, Kenneth - Hoxsie, Rhode Island
Olstrom, Einer G. - East Lansing, Michigan
Ortiz, Daisy - Aibonito, Puerto Rico
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Pace, Etta - Vernal, Utah
Page, Albert E. - Grand Rapids, Minnesota
Painter, Nona - Ladner, South akota
Pardun, Norma J. - Gilman City, Missouri
Pattison, E. Arlean - Pullman, Washington
Pease, Wilbur F. - Ithaca, New York
Peck, Connie - Winthrop, Iowa
Peirce; Ken - Hutchinson, Kansas
Pepper, Helen - Litchfield, Connecticut
Peterson, Arden - East Lansing, Michigan
Peterson, Lyndell - Brookings, South Dakota
Peterson, Robert E. - Dora, New Mexico
Phillips, Claude - Amsterdam, New York
Pifer, Eddie - Clifton, Colorado
Podolak, Ronald F. - Lusk, Wyoming
Pool, Ralph A. - Eureke, Illinois
Pope, E: V. - Washington, D. C.
Porter, John T. - Baldwinsville, New York
Porter; Ward - Washington, D: C.
Potter, Curtis H. - Coventry, Rhode Island
Potts; James We - College Station, Texas
Pound, Anna R. - Fairbanks; Indiana
Pratt, Peggy - Morrisville, New York
Priest, Guy U. - Raymond, Washington
Pritchard, Betty J. - Sumter, South Carolina
Quanbeck, James - Shepherd, Montana
Quinn, Jimmy - Guymon, Oklahoma
Rabehl, George - Rochester, Minnesota
Rademacher, Shirley - Glendale, Arizona
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Ratermann, Dene - Chicago, Illinois
Raudabaugh, Neil ⑉ Washington, D. C.
Reinat, A. Mayoral - Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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Richardson, Lloyd - Washington, D. C.
Riggin, Don - Stuttgart, Arkansas
Robinson, Alyce - Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Rock, Mary - Washington, D. C.
Rockett, Betty Sue - Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Ross, Alene B. - Washington, D. C.
Rowe, M. Pauline - Burlington, Vermont
Russell, George W. - Blacksburg, Virginia
Rutledge, Lloyd L. - Washington, D. C.
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Salinshick, Sylvia - Monaca, Pennsylvania
Sanchez, Adneris - Manati, Puerto Rico
Sandvol, Verdus - Grace City, North Dakota
Scheer, Venna L. - Arlington, Nebraska
Schermerhorn, Linda - Wawaka, Indiana
Schild, Don - Washington, D. C.
Schlueter, Donald H. - Genesee, Idaho
Schlup, L. A. - Washington, D. C.
Schmidt; Kenneth G. - Lincoln, Nebraska
Schrupp, Dana - Glasgow, Montana
Schulz, Kathryne L. - Hockessin, Delaware
Scott, Marian - Carthage, Missouri
Scranton, Maxine L. - Roswell, New Mexico
Scribner, Ann - Strafford, New Hampshire
Searl; Anna W. - Urbana, Illinois
Seely, Harold B. - Hubbard, Oregon
Segarra, Hilda - Aibonito, Puerto Rico
Shipley, Fern - Washington, D. C.
Shoemaker, Karl - Washington, D. C.
Shrum, Grant - Washington, D. C.
Simon, Amy E. - Vacherie, Louisiana
Simpson, Byron G. - Edgerton, Missouri
Small, Pauline - Farmington, Maine
Smith, Clara Ann - New Brunswick, New Jersey
Smith, Harold - Bowling Green, Kentucky
Smith, Rex C. - Galien, Michigan
Smith, Russell - Columbus, Ohio
Smith, Mrs. Ruth L. - Atlanta, Michigan
Sowder, Arthur M. - Washington, D. c.
Sowder; Sandra - LaPlata, Maryland
Squire; Howard C. - Dover, New Jersey
Staver, Cecil G. - Fort Collins, Colorado
Stevens; Margaret - Orono, Maine
Stewart, Larry E. - Salt Rock, West Virginia
Stinnett, Helen D. - Madisonville, Kentucky
Stormont, John L. - Honolulu, Hawaii
Stratton, Floyd O. - Hollis, Oklahoma
Stratton, Roberta - Duncan, Arizona
Strouse, Fred A. - Stage College, Pennsylvania
Strout, Raymond - Exeter, New Hampshire
Summers, Mary K. - New Berlin, Illinois
Surratt, Janice - Guntown, Mississippi
Swan, Lee M. - Shell Lake; Wisconsin
Swenson, Deanna - Choteau, Montana
Tannehill, Charles L. - Urania, Louisiana
Tanimura, Betty - Honolulu, Hawaii
Taylor, Theodore W. - Arlington, Virginia
Taylor, Mrs. Theodore W. - Arlington, Virginia
Teigen, Jerry - Reeder, North Dakota
Templeton, Clyde M. - Olin, North Carolina
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Tennant, Marjorie Ann - Manhattan, Kansas
Tenschert, Joe - Washington, D. C.
Terrell; David P. - Wilmington, Ohio
Terrill, Helen D. - Kenton, Ohio
Thomas, Betty - Hyannis, Massachusetts
Thompson, Ann E. - Washington, D. C.
Thompson, Sharon - Hale Center, Texas
Thompson, T. W. - Chicago, Illinois
Thurber, Jean - Burwell, Nebraska
Tikkaner, Lois ⑉ Saratoga, Wyoming
Tilton, Austin - San Mateo, Florida
Todd, Mary - West Palm Beach, Florida
Tonkin, Joe - Washington, D. C.
Trent, Curtis - College Station, Texas
Turner, Helen - Washington, D. C.
Varney, Verne V. - Madison, Wisconsin
Vasburg, Ellen May - Climax, Michigan
Vieth, Harry, Jr. - Washington, D. C.
Walker, Doris - Washington, D. C.
Warrington, Everett - Bridgeville, Delaware
Warren, Daniel E. - Moscow, Idaho
Weed, Rogene E. - Woodsville, New Hampshire
Wenger, Naomi J. - Powhattan, Kansas
West; Billy Joe - Platte City, Missouri
West, Elaine - Spanish Fork, Utah
Weston, Mrs. Ruth C. - Durham, New Hampshire
Whaples, R. W. - Storrs, Connecticut
White, Virginia E. - Washington, D. C.
Whitfield, Grace - Washington, D. C.
Williams, Don A. - Villisca, Iowa
Williams, Jacqueline - Fallon, Nevada
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Wilsford, Peggy L. - College Station, Texas
Wilson, W. S. - College Park, Maryland
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Wittler, Waneta - Reno, Nevada
Wood, W. B. - Columbus, Ohio'
Woodley, Glenn W. - Columbia, North Carolina
Woods, Tracy - Letcher, South Dakota
Word, Ulyss G., Jr. - Little Rock, Arkansas
Wrenn, Jane C. - Laramie, Wyoming
Wright; Graham P. - Tucson, Arizona
Wright, Ronald - Bonsell, California
Wright, Mrs. Ronald - Bonsell, California
Winterberg, Lois - Chicago, Illinois
Yoda, Kenneth M. - Honolulu, Hawaii
Young, Jack L. - Elgin, Illinois
Zimmerman, Scott - Jerome, Idaho
U. S, Dept. Agriculture
Fed, Extension Service
Washington 25, D. C.
GUESTS FROM other COUNTRIES
WHO WILL BE VISITORS TO SOUTH LAWN OF WHITE HOUSE
AS A PART OF THE DELEGATION ATTENDING THE NATIONAL 4-H CONFERENCE
Tuesday, June 18, 1957
Conducted by the Federal Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington 25, D. Co
International Farm Youth Exchange Delegates (In-bound):
Ahmad, Nabi - Pakistan
Aung, Maung Hla - Burma
Garcha, Balwant K. - India
Karhu, Raija Aino Tellervo - Finland
Khoddami, Massoud - Iran
Nogami, Shozo - Brazil
Phillips, Arn Mary - England
the the earthy
Salazar, Alejandro - El Salvador
Santhanam, P. C. M. - India
Shrestha, Govind Man - Nepal
Struckmeier, Almuth - Germany
Wegmann, Sophie - Switzerland
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TELEVISION AND RADIO FARM DIRECTORS
WHITE HOUSE GUEST LIST, JUNE 18, 1957 - 11:00 a.m.
AAROE, Alden P.
BARRON, Tex
WRVA, Richmond, Va.
American Farm Bureau Fed.
Mrs. Aaroe
Chicago, Ill.
ADAMS, William H.
California Farm Bureau Fed.
BATTLES, Roy
National Grange
Berkeley, Calif.
Mrs. Adams
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Battles
ALLEN, William W.
Illinois Agr'l Association
beaty, Layne R.
Chicago 11, Ill.
United States Department of
Agriculture - Radio & TV Service
ANDERSON, W. T.
Washington, D. C.
WITV, Bloomington, Ind.
Mrs. Anderson
BENDER, E. K.
Jane - 10
506 Midland Road
ANDREWS, Harry
Silver Spring, Md.
WIBC, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Bender
Eddie - 10
ARNOLD, Barney
WHAS, Louisville, Ky.
BENNETT, C. Dana
Foundation for American Agriculture
ATCHLEY, Frank M.
Washington 6, D. C.
Grocery Manufacturers of America
New York 17, N. Y.
BENNETT, William
ATKINS, George S.
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, Pa.
Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
BERTSCH, Maynard
Mrs. Atkins
WLS, Chicago, Ill.
Margaret - 12
Mary - 10
BLAIR, Forrest H.
Norah - 8
Edward Petry & Co., Inc.
Louis - 7
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Blair
ATWOOD, Frank
WTIC, Hartford, Conn.
BLISS, Milton E.
Library
Margaret - 19
National Broadcasting Co.
Chicago 54, Ill.
and
AUSTIN, Blanche
Mrs. Bliss
3327 West 7th
Topeka, Kansas
BOOTH, John
Walker & Crenshaw
baker, John A.
New York, N. Y.
National Farmers Union
Washington, D. C.
BOROUGHS, Art W.
BAKER, John C.
WKAR, Michigan State University
United States Department of
East Lansing, Michigan
Agriculture - AMS
Chicago, Ill.
BRADSHAW, John E.
CFRB, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
BARGER, Lee
Mrs. Bradshaw
WDOD, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Barger
BRENNER, Bernard
Jimmy - 5
United Press, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Brenner
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BROWN, II. S.
COLLIN, Carl
Rural Radio Network
WKZO, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Ithaca, N. Y.
COMPTON, Dewey P.
BROWN, Joseph T.
KTRII, Broadcasting Co.
National Association County
Houston, Texas
Agricultural Agents
Concord, Mass,
COUCH, Mrs. Freda B.
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
BRYSON, Harold
Washington, D. C.
United States Department of
Agriculture - AMS
COURSEN, R. D.
Dallas, Texas
Consultant
Mrs. Bryson
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Coursen
BUDD, Montgomery R.
Ilercules Powder Company
CREEL, Jack
Wilmington, Del.
Jack Creel - Advertising
Mrs. Budd
Lubbock, Texas
Mrs. Creel
BUNNELL, Marion
Pam - 7
National Association County
Agricultural Agents
CURTISS, Dean
Yakima, Washington
KDIIL, Faribault, Minn.
Mrs. Curtiss
CAMPBELL, Howard
National Association County
DAVIES, Bruce K.
Agricultural Agents
WLS, Chicago, Ill.
Mineola, N. Y.
Mrs. Davies
Brian - 4
CARBERT, R. W.
CKNX-CKNX-TV
DEATON, Vance
Wingham, Ontario, Canada
National Association County
Mrs. Carbert
Agricultural Agents
Helen - 9
Enid, Okla.
CAUDLE, Charles J.
DINKINS, Harvey
Carl Byoir & Associates
WSJS - WSJS-TV
New York, N. Y.
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Mrs. Caudle
DREESSEN, Jack
CHAMBERS, Max
National Agricultural Chemical Ass'n.
Vegetable Growers Messenger
Washington, D. C.
Preston, Md.
Mrs. Dreessen
Mrs. Chambers
EAKIN, Everett
Suzie - 10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Sally - 8
Toledo, Ohio
Mrs. Eakin
CHRISTEN, T. P.
Library
WPVL, Painesville, Ohio
ERICKSON, Wally
Mrs. Christen
KFRE, Fresno, Calif.
.a
SHILL
CHRISTENSEN, Janet
EVANS, Jim
United States Department of
Aubrey, Finlay, Marley &
Agriculture - Radio & TV Service
Hodgson, Inc. Advertising
Washington, D. C.
Chicago, Illinois
- 3 -
EVANS, Phil
HANCHETT, Rodney L.
KMBC, Kansas City, Mo.
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
FARRAR, John J.
Future Farmers of America
HARGREAVES, John
Washington, D. C.
Caroline Poultry Farms
Mrs. Farrar
Federalsburg, Md.
Mrs. Hargreaves
FARRINGTON, F. N.
National Association County
HARPER, Dixon L.
Agricultural Agents
Aubrey, Finlay, Marley &
Dadeville, Ala.
Hodgson, Inc. Advertising
Chicago, Ill.
FLCWERS, Stanley
United States Department of
HEINZ, Al
Agriculture - AMS
KGLO - KGLO-TV
New York, N. Y.
Mason City, Iowa
Mrs. Heinz
FIFER, Russell
American Butter Institute
HERNDON, Charles A.
Chicago, Ill.
United States Department of
Agriculture - Radio & TV Service
FOLKERS, Carla
Washington, D. C.
WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mrs. Folkers
HUNTER, George
WGAN-TV
FORBES, Chuck
Portland, Maine
Gardner Advertising Company
St. Louis, Mo.
HUTCHCROFT, Ted
Mrs. Forbes
United States Department of
Jimmy - 12
Agriculture - Radio & TV Service
Kathy - 10
Washington, D. C.
David - 5
Mrs. Hutchcroft
FREEMAN, Paul
HUTCHISON, Bert
WLAC, Nashville, Tenn.
United States Department of
Mrs. Freeman
Agriculture - ARS
Washington, D. C.
GINN, Edwin H.
Mrs. Hutchison
Hercules Powder Co.
Wilmington, Del.
HYMAN, Ted
Mrs. Ginn
North Carolina State College
Raleigh, N. C.
GORDY, Frank
Delmarva Poultry Industry
JOHN, Walter
Georgetown, Del.
United States Department of
Agriculture - AMS
GCWING, Jack D.
Washington, D. C.
KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa
Mrs. Gowing
JOHNSTON, Arthur T.
Library
Selvage & Lee, Inc.
GRAN, C. G.
New York, N. Y.
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Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
Mrs. Johnston
Little Rock, Ark.
Gail - 17
Mrs. Gran
Jacqueline - 11
Helen - 12
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JONES, Ed
LEWIS, Clem
WIBQ, Memphis, Tenn.
297 Collins Avenue
Mrs. Jones
Moorestown, N. J.
Mary Llew - 11
Mrs. Lewis
Jennifer - 13
LEWIS, Harold R.
JUNGKIND, John E.
United States Department of
National Cotton Council
Agriculture - Ass't Director
Washington, D. C.
Office of Information
Mrs. Jungkind
Washington, D. C.
KAISER, Louis W.
LILES, Wayne C.
Cornell University
KWTV, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Ithaca, N. Y.
Mrs. Liles
Roger - 15
KATHE, Richard L.
Bob - 10
American Feed Mfrs. Association
Chicago, Ill.
LIVINGSTONE, Stanley
Mrs. Kathe
United States Department of
Agriculture - AMS
KEADY, George E.
San Francisco, Calif.
WFMD, Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Livingstone
LONG, Thomas E.
KEATIILEY, Clyde
Portland Cement Association
WRFD, Worthington, Ohio
Chicago, Ill.
Thomas, Jr.
KELLY, Joe
WIDII, Boston, Mass.
LOOPER, Don
Bert S. Gittins Advertising, Inc.
KNAU, Creighton,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Gardner Advertising Co.
St. Louis, Mo.
LUND, Eric F.
Mrs. Knau
Gardner Advertising Co.
St. Louis, Mo.
KRAEFT, Norman
Mrs. Lund
WGN, Chicago, Ill.
MACDONALD, Wm. E.
KROECK, Jack
KFAB, Lincoln, Nebraska
KLIK, Jefferson City, Mo.
Mrs. MacDonald
KYD, George H.
MAHONEY, Claude A.
Ralston Purina Co.
CBS, Broadcast House
St. Louis, Mo.
Washington, D. C.
LACEY, John J.
MARTIN, Joseph B.
American Farm Bureau Federation
Nitrogen Division, Allied Chemical Corp.
Chicago, Ill.
New York, N. Y.
Mrs. Martin
LANGFITT, Howard
Library
WJDX-WLBT, Jackson, Miss.
MASON, Bill
WLS, Chicago, Ill.
LERCH, Donald G.
Mrs. Mason
Divid
all
Donald Lerch, Jr. & Co.
Washington, D. C.
MATHEWS, Frank
Mrs. Lerch
Crosley Broadcasting Corp. Chicagoy Ill.
Mrs. Mathews
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MAYFIELD, Francis G.
NASH, C. Knowlton
Oscar Mayer & Co.
International Federation of
Madison, Wisconsin
Agricultural Producers
Washington, D. C.
McDONALD, John A.
Mrs. Nash
WSM, Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. McDonald
NELSON, Donald E.
University of Connecticut
MCDOUGALL, R. H.
Storrs, Conn.
National Association County
Agricultural Agents
PARKER, Bob
Butler, Pa.
WBAY-TV
Mrs. McDougall
Green Bay, Wisconsin
McMILLEN, Robert D.
PETERSON, Arnold W.
United States Department of
Meredith WOW
Agriculture - Ass't to the Secretary
Omaha, Nebraska
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Peterson
Connie - 12
MERRILL, Anthony F.
Charlotte - 10
U. S. Department of State
Beverly - 5
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Merrill
PETTIT, J. I.
International Harvester Co.
MESSERSMITH, Rex
Chicago, Ill.
WNAX, Yankton, South Dakota
Mrs. Messersmith
PHILLIPS, Fred E.
Bert S. Gittins Advertising, Inc.
MIGHT, Charles F.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
WMRN, Marion Broadcasting Co.
Marion, Ohio
PLAMBECK, Herb
Mrs. Might
WIIO, DesMoines, Iowa
Darrel - 10
Peggy - 9
PROCTOR, A. J.
Susi - 7
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Indianapolis, Indiana
MILLER, Robert C.
WIW, Cincinnati, Ohio
QUANN, Homer M.
Mrs. Miller
WSVA, Harrisonburg, Va.
MILLER, Donald L.
RATERMANN, Dene C.
National Agricultural Chemical Ass'n.
National Committee on
Washington, D. C.
Boys & Girls Club Work, Inc.
Mrs. Miller
Chicago, Illinois
MULLER, Chuck
RENAUD, Jules S.
KOA, Denver, Colorado
Unites States Department of
Agriculture - Radio & TV Service
MURDOCH, Bob
Washington, D. C.
KTBB & KLTV-TV
Mrs. Renaud
Tyler, Texas
Mrs. Murdoch
RENO, P. J.
Library
Hercules Powder Company
NANCE, Bob
Wilmington, Del.
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WMT-WMT-TV
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
REYNOLDS, Dana D.
Office of Food & Agriculture, Wash. D.C.
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RICHARDS, Clarke A.
RUHMANN, W. A.
The d-Con Co. Inc.
WBAP
New York, New York
Ft. Worth, Texas
Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Ruhmann
Jimmy - 17
RICHARDSON, Lloyd
United States Department of
SCHMITZ, Harold J.
Agriculture - Photographer
KFEQ-KFEQ-TV
Washington, D. C.
St. Joseph, Missouri
Mrs. Schmitz
RIDER, Edward M.
Jimmy - 14
National Association of Margarine
Charles - 11
Manufacturers
Washington, D. C.
SEAMAN, Jerry
Bert S. Gittins Advertising, Inc.
RIFE, Wilbur A.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
550 N. Franklin Street
Hanover, Pennsylvania
SEAVEY, Hollis M.
Clear Channel Broadcasting System
ROBINSON, Conway
Washington, D. C.
WBAL-WBAL-TV
Baltimore, Maryland
SEYLER, Wes
Mrs. Robinson
WIBW-WIBW-TV
ROBINSON, Emmett E.
Topeka, Kansas
National Cotton Council
Mrs. Seyler
Memphis, Tennessee
Mary Jo - 9
RODGERS, J. Parker
SHAFFER, W. L.
NACAA
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Columbia, Missouri
Battle Creek, Michigan
Mrs. Schaffer
ROOKE, Derek
WMC-WMCF-WMCT
SHANNON, George W.
Memphis, Tennessee
WWL
Mrs. Rooke
New Orleans, Louisiana
Mrs. Shannon
ROSE, Carl E.
Edith - 10
NACAA
George - 6
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Bob - 4
ROTH, Gordon
SHEA, Hamilton
KCBS
WSVA
San Francisco, California
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs. Roth
SKELSEY, Alice F.
ROTHGEB, Wayne P.
United States Department of
Light
WKJC-WKJG-TV
Agriculture - ARS
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Washington, D. C.
Ann - 6
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only
ROUND, George
University of Nebraska
SLATE, Charles H
Lincoln, Nebraska
East Texas Network
Center, Texas
RUCKER, Delbert L.
Mrs. Slate
National Plant Food Institute
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Rucker
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SOULE, George H.
TRIERWEILER, B. H.
E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
NACAA
Wilmington, Delaware
Torrington, Wyoming
SPEECE, Maynard
TRUE, J. Scott
WCCO
WFTM
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Maysville, Kentucky
Mrs. True
STEPHENS, George
Judith - 7
KCMO Broadcasting Co.
Kansas City, Missouri
TURNER, Charles
Mrs. Stephens
NACAA
Vee Ann - 8
Worcester, Massachusetts
STOCKDALE, Arthur W.
TUTTLE, Donald A.
Dudley-Anderson-Yutzy
WGY
New York, New York
Schenectaly, New York
Mrs. Stockdale
Mrs. Tuttle
SUSSOTT, Arthur
VANNIER, Tom
United States Department of
Illinois Agricultural Association
Agriculture - AMS
Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, Georgia
Mrs. Sussott
VINES, Marvin
KTHS-TV, KTHV
SWANEY, Mrs. C. A.
Little Rock, Arkansas
335 Cascade
Winston Salem, N. C.
WALTON, Robert J
John Blair & Company
SWIFT, Harry
Chicago, Illinois
Weather Bureau
Mrs. Walton
Washington, D. C.
WASHBURN, Donald
TANDY, James L.
J. Walter Thompson Company
American Angus Association
Chicago, Illinois
St. Joseph, Missouri
Mrs. Washburn
THOMAS, Bethel E.
WATERS, Alan V.
County Agent
American Cyanamid Company
Smithville, Tennessee
New York, New York
Mrs. Waters
THOMAS, Merle J.
Kroger Company
WATKINS, Johnny
Cincinnati, Ohio
KWTX-TV, Waco, Texas
KBTX-TV, Bryan, Texas
17/18/17
TIMMONS, Jack
KWKH - President NATRFD
WEBB, Gordon
Shreveport, Louisiana
U.S. Department of
The
Mrs. Timmons
Agriculture
Washington, D. C.
TOWERS, Jack
Mrs. Webb - Bobby, 10
U. S. Department of
Agriculture-Radio & TV Service
WEBSTER. R. Lyle
Washington, D. C.
U. S. Department of
Mrs. Towers
Agriculture, Director of Information
Washington, D. C.
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WEBSTER, Robert S.
WJTN
Jamestown, New York
WILLIAMS, E. O.
National Association County
Agricultural Agents
Toledo, Ohio
WILLIAMS, Lloyd R.
U. S. Department of
Agriculture - FAS
Washington, D. C.
WILSON, Louis H.
National Plant Food Institute
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Wilson
THACKREY,Franklin
U. S. Department of
Library
Agriculture -- AMS
Washington, D. C.
Jul
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TELEVISION AND RADIO FARM DIRECTORS
SUPPLEMENTAL WHITE HOUSE GUEST LIST, JUNE 18, 1957
11:00 a.m.
CLICK, W. D.
WSAZ, Huntington, W. Va.
Mrs. Click
COLBIN, Bill
TV Broadcast Advertising
New York, N. Y.
HUTCHCROFT, Nancy
Mediapolis, Iowa
KIRBY, Amos
WCAU, Philadelphia, Pa.
LERCH, Donald G.
Donald Lerch, Jr. & Co.
Washington, D. C.
9 Library
Marilyn - 12
Donna - 14
MARTIN, Ovid
Associated Press
Wash. D. C.
MENARD, George
WBBM-TV
Chicago, Ill.
RANKIN, Charles
KRGV and KRGV-TV
Weslaco, Texas
ROESNER, George E.
KPRC and KPRC-TV
Houston, Texas
Mrs. Roesner
SPRINGER, Don
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wash. D. C.
GLENN, Norman
Sponsor Magazine
New York, New York
TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1957
Page 3
3:46 - 4:26 pm
Hon. Arthur Flemming
Hon. Nelson Rockefeller
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Arthur Kimball
Mr. Don Price
Hon. Sherman Adams
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
4:26 - 4:36 pm
Hon. Arthur Flemming
4:36 - 4:52 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
4:54 - 4:58 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
5:05 - 5:08 pm
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
5:18 - 5:22 pm
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
5:05 - 5:08 pm
Hon Bernard M. Shanley
5:18 - 5:22 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
5:28 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
7:15 pm
STAG DINNER - OFF THE RECORD
Mr. George E. Allen
Washington, D. C.
Major General A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr.
The Adjutant General
Annville, Pennsylvania
Mr. Jack F. Chrysler
New York City
Dr. Edward L. R. Elson
Washington, D. C.
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. Richard Gray
President, Building and Construction Trades
Department, AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Guy T. O. Hollyday
Baltimore, Maryland
Mr. Jack R. Howard
New York, N. Y.
Mr. David H. Marx
New York City
(continued)
TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1957
Page 4
7:15 pm
STAG DINNER - OFF THE RECORD (continued):
Hon. Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Mr. Warren McK. Shapleigh
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Spyros S. Skouras, Jr.
New York City
Mr. Spyros P. Skouras
New York City
Hon. Earl E. T. Smith
New York City
Major General John G. Van Houten
Washington, D. C.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1957
7:51 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:06 - 8:08 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:18 - 8:19 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:20 - 8:26 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:31 - 9:13 am
Senator Hubert Humphrey, Minnesota
(Reported to the President on his trip to
the Middle East)
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:15 - 10:00 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mrs. Ann Wheaton
(Pre-Press briefing)
10:00 - 10:30 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
10:31 - 10:40 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:50 - 11:15 am
Hon. Bryce Harlow
11:20 - 11:24 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. Gerard Smith
11:24 - 11:30 am
Hon. John Foster Dulles
11:00 - 11:32 am
The President met Prime Minister Kishi and his
official party in his office:
His Excellency Nobusuke Kishi
Prime Minister of Japan
His Excellency Koichiro Asakai
Ambassador of Japan to the United States
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1957
Page 2
11:30 - 11:32 am
The President greeted Prime Minister Kishi and his
party in his office (list continued):
His Excellency Hirohide Ishida
Chief Cabinet Secretary
The Honorable Takizo Matsumoto
Member of the House of Representatives
The Honorable Kingo Machimura
Member of the House of Representatives
The Honorable Takeo Fukuda
Member of the House of Representatives
The Honorable Zenshiro Hoshina
Member of the House of Representatives
The Honorable Takeji Kobayashi
Member of the House of Councillors
The Honorable Renzo Sawada
Personal Advisor to the Prime Minister
The Honorable Kogoro Uemura
Vice President, Federation of Economic
Organizations
The Honorable Shunichi Matsumoto
Member of the House of Representatives
The Honorable Sunao Sonoda
Member of the House of Representatives
Mr. Koh Chiba
Director, American Affairs Bureau of the
Foreign Office
Mr. Harumi Takeuchi
Chief, Foreign Office Archives Section
Mr. Shintaro Abe
Private Secretary to the Prime Minister
Honorable John Foster Dulles
Honorable Douglas MacArthur II
Honorable Walter S. Robertson
Mr. J. Owen Zurhellen, Jr. (Interpreter)
11:32 - 12:32 pm
H. E. Nobusuke Kishi, Prime Minister of Japan
H. E. Koichiro Asakai, Ambassador of Japan
Hon. Takizo Matsumoto
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Douglas MacArthur
Hon. Walter Robertson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. J. Owen Zurhellen, Jr., Interpreter
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1957
Page 3
12:35-1:15 pm
The President gave a stag Luncheon in honor of
Prime Minister Kishi. The following attended:
The President
H. E. Nobusuke Kishi
Hon. Takizo Matsumoto
H. E. Koichiro Asakai
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Douglas MacArthur II
Hon. Walter Robertson
Mr. J. Owen Zurhellen, Jr.
1:35 pm
The President and Prime Minister Kishi departed the
White House and motored to Burning Tree for golf game.
Ambassador Koichiro Asakai of Japan, and Hon.
Takizo Matsumoto accompanied them.
2:02 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree Golf Club.
The President presented Prime Minister Kishi with
a set of Ben Hogan golf clubs and bag.
2:10 - 2:30 pm
The President and Prime Minister Kishi practiced
putting and posed for photographers,
2:35 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi
Hon. Takizo Matsumoto
Senator Prescott Bush
Second foursome
H. E. Koichiro Asakai, Ambassador of Japan
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman George Mahon
Under Secretary of State Robert Murphy
5:45 pm
Completed golf game.
6:14 pm
The President, accompanied by Prime Minister Kishi
and Hon. Takizo Matsumoto, departed Burning Tree
and motored to the Japanese Embassy where the President's
guests alighted. The President continued on to the
White House.
6:44 pm
Arrived at the White House,
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1957
8:08 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:22 - 8:25 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:24 - 8:28 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Howard Pyle
8:32 - 8:46 am
(Hon. Gordon Gray)
(Hon. Sherman Adams)
OFF THE RECORD
8:47 - 9:04 am
(Mr. Eugene C. Pulliam) OFF THE RECORD
(Central Newspapers, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.)
9:00 - 10:10 am
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Christian Herter
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis E. Berry, Jr.
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. John Hollister
Hon. Charles C. Finucane
Hon. William B. Franke
Hon. James H. Douglas
General Nathan Twining
General Maxwell B. Taylor
Admiral Arleigh Burke
General Randolph McC. Pate
Lt. General Samuel E. Anderson
Dr. Albert G. Hill
Mr. Bernard Koopman
Mr. William Holliday
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon, Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Hon. Frederick Dearborn
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Colonel Robert L. Schulz
Colonel William Draper
Hon. James S. Lay
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
Hon. Robert Bowie
General Harold R. Bull
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1957
Page 2
10:45 - 11:20 am
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:21 - 11:30 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:30 - 12:11 pm
Mr. Loyd Wright, Chairman, Commission on Government
Security (Presented final report of the Commission to the
President)
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:27 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:03 pm
The President returned to the office
2:06 - 2:08 pm
Hon. Sherman Adams
2:10 - 2:12 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
3:06 pm
The President departed the office and returned to the Mansion.
5:30 pm
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
(Saw the President at the Mansion)
8:35 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the White
House and motored to Constitution Hall to attend the
Program by the Young Republican National Federation -
"Young America's Tribute to the President".
8:40 pm
Upon arrival at Constitution Hall, the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower were greeted by
Mr. Charles Mc Whorter
Miss Joyce Bobik
Mr. Michael Gill
Mr. Robert McCune
Mr. Fred Dixon
Miss Barbara Spillinger
Congressman Edwin H. May was master of ceremonies
during the program, together with Mr. Paul Gray.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1957
8:00 - 9:15 am
The following Republican Congressmen had breakfast
with the President at the White House:
Edwin B. Dooley, New York
Charles S. Gubser, California
Charles B. Hoeven, Iowa
Hal Holmes, Washington
Joe Holt, California
Walt Horan, Washington
Craig Hosmer, California
DeWitt S. Hyde, Maryland
Donald L. Jackson, California
Benjamin F. James, Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Jenkins, Ohio
Ben F. Jensen, Iowa
August E. Johansen, Michigan
Charles Raper Jonas, North Carolina
Walter H. Judd, Minnesota
Robert W. Kean, New Jersey
Carroll D. Kearns, Pennsylvania
Russell W. Keeney, Illinois
Clarence E. Kilburn, New York
Victor A. Knox, Michigan
Melvin R. Laird, Wisconsin
Henry J. Latham, New York
Glenard P. Lipscomb, California
William M. McCulloch, Ohio
Gordon L. McDonough, California
J. Harry McGregor, Ohio
Clifford G. McIntire, Maine
William E. McVey, Illinois
Russell V. Mack, Washington
William S. Mailiard, California
Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Massachusetts
Edwin H. May, Jr., Connecticut
George Meader, Michigan
Chester E. Merrow, New Hampshire
Robert H. Michel, Illinois
A. L. Miller, Nebraska
Edward T. Miller, Maryland
William E. Miller, New York
Arch A. Moore, Jr., West Virginia
Also:
Hon. Meade Alcorn
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Edward McCabe
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon, Jack Anderson
FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1957
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9:15 - 9:16 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:16 - 9:26 am
(Hon. Gordon Gray) OFF THE RECORD
9:27 - 9:31 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. James Hagerty
9:31 10:45 am
CABINET MEETING
Hon. C. Douglas Dillon
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess
Hon. Donald Quarles
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Lewis E. Berry
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bruce Harlow
Hon. John Hollister
Hon. Albert Cole
Hon. Franklin Floete
Hon. Harvey Higley
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Allen Dulles
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Roemer McPhee
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Mrs. Ann Wheaton
FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1957
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10:45 - 10:50 am
Hon. James Hagerty
11:05 - 11:09 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
11:23 - 11:27 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
11:29 - 11:33 am
Hon. Gerald Morgan
11:34 - 12:05 pm
H. E. Nobusuke Kishi, Prime Minister of Japan
H. E. Koichiro Asakai, Ambassador of Japan to the
United States
Hon. Takizo Matsumoto, Member of the Japanese
House of Representatives
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Douglas MacArthur
Hon. Walter Robertson
Mr. J. Owen Zurhellen, Jr. (Interpreter)
Mr. Andrew Berding
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:05 - 12:09 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Mr. Gerard Smith
12:09 - 12:30 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:35 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:05 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:07 - 2:10 pm
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:15 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Howard McC.
Snyder, departed the White House and motored to
MATS Terminal for flight to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
2:59 pm
Arrived at Gettysburg Airpark, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
3:14 pm
Arrived at the Gettysburg Farm in Dodge station wagon.
FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1957
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4:20 pm
The President, Mr. George Allen, and Dr.
Howard McC. Snyder, motored to the Gettysburg
Golf Club,
4:37 - 6:41 pm
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. George Allen.
6:43 pm
The President, Dr. Howard McC. Snyder and
Mr. George Allen departed the Gettysburg
Country Club and motored to the Farm.
6:53 pm
Arrived at the Gettysburg Farm.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1957
8:54 am
The President, accompanied by Mr. George Allen
and Dr. Howard Snyder, departed the Farm and
motored to the Gettysburg Country Club.
9:02 - 11:45 am
The President played 18 holes of golf with
Mr. George Allen
General Arthur Nevins
11:54 am
Arrived back at the Farm.
3:42 pm
The President, General Arthur Nevins, and Mr. George
Allen looked over the stock.
4:25 pm
Returned to the house.
5:10 pm
The President, General Arthur Nevins and Mr. George
Allen went to the Skeet Range where they shot until 6:00 pm.
8:47 - 10:39 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, Dr. and Mrs.
Howard Snyder, General and Mrs. Arthur Nevins
viewed a motion picture on the southeast grounds,
returning to the house at 10:39 pm.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
During the morning the President walked around
the Farm taking pictures.
In the afternoon the President and Mr. George Allen
chipped golf balls from 5:05 pm until 5:39 pm,
7:21 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Hoawrd McC. Snyder
and Mr. George Allen departed the Farm and motored
to Washington, D. C.
9:31 pm
Arrived at the White House.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied by
Colonel Robert L. Schulz,
8:07 - 8:12 am
Mr. William J. Hopkins
8:17 - 8:34 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
8:35 - 8:55 am
Hon. Ezra Taft Benson
8:57 - 9:41 am
Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence
Dr. Mark M. Mills
Dr. Edward Teller
All of the Radiation Laboratory, University of
California, Berkeley, California
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
(Reported on the progress made in the
current atomic test series)
9:41 - 9:51 am
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
9:51 - 9:58 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:58 - 10:03 am
Hon. Earl E. T. Smith, recently designated as
U. S. Ambassador to Cuba
(Came to pay his respects before departing
for his post)
10:08 - 10:11 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
10:11 - 10:12 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
10:13 - 10:15 am
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
10:15 - 10:26 am
Cadet Major Robert N. Barger
Civil Air Patrol
Major General Walter R. Ages
Commander, Civil Air Patrol
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
10:26 - 10:35 am
Hon. Edward P. Curtis
10:35 - 10:37 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957
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10:37 - 10:54 am
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier
Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers
10:55 - 10:58 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:58 - 11:08 am
(Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.)
OFF THE RECORD
(Hon. Sherman Adams)
11:35 - 11:40 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:15 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
2:02 pm
The President returned to the office.
2:20 - 2:32 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
4:01 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. Sherman Adams,
departed the White House and motored to MATS Terminal
where they boarded the Columbine for flight to Langley
Field, Virginia.
The President party for this trip to Williambsurg included:
Governor Adams
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Howard Pyle
Dr. Howard McC. Snyder
General John Bragdon
Mr. Robert Merriam
Mr. Dewey Long
5:03 pm
Arrived at Langley Field. Here the President was
greeted by
Hon. Thomas B. Stanley, Governor of Virginia
Area Commander, Major General Eckard, USAF
Brig. General Checkering, USAF Wing Commander
5:10 pm
The President and his party, accompanied by Governor
Thomas B. Stanley, motored to the Williamsburg Inn,
Williamsburg, Virginia.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957
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6:03 pm
Arrived at the Williamsburg, Inn, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Here the President was greeted by
Hon. H. C. Stryker, Mayor of Williamsburg
Mr. Carl Humblesine
7:50 pm
Mr. Winthrop Rockefeller and son, Winthrop P.
Rockefeller, had a picture taken with the President.
8:00 pm
The President, accompanied by Governor and Mrs.
Thomas B. Stanley, departed the Williamsburg Inn and
motored to the Motor Court Lounge.
As the President alighted from his car, he was greeted
by Mr. Frank Bane, Secretary of the Governor's
Conference. Mr. Bane escorted the President into
the Lounge where the President met the Governors
and their wives.
The President and Governors walked in a party to the
Cafeteria.
8:30 - 10:17 pm
DINNER
During dinner, the President spoke for twenty-eight
minutes in making his address to the Governors.
11:31 pm
The President, accompanied by Governor and Mrs.
Stanley and members of the White House Staff, departed
the Cafeteria and motored to the Williamsburg Inn,
arriving there at 11:38 pm.
11:38 pm
The President, Hon. Sherman Adams, and Hon. James
Hagerty entered the President's suite.
11:54 pm
Governor Adams departed the President's suite.
11:54 - 12:00 MN
The following visited in the President's suite:
Governor and Mrs. Thomas Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stanley
Mrs. Hugh Chatham
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1957
6:00 am
The President, accompanied by his Staff and party,
departed the Williamsburg Inn and motored to the
Langley Air Force Base. Governor Stanley also
accompanied the President.
6:40 am
Arrived at Langley Air Force Base.
Mechanical difficulty prevented the take-off of the
Columbine, and the President and his party boarded
USAF plane #5605, DC-4, for trip to Washington.
8:38 am
Departed Langley Air Force Base.
9:20 am
Arrived at MATS Terminal, Washington, D. C.
9:28 am
Departed MATS Terminal and motored to the White
House.
9:38 am
The President arrived in his office.
10:00 - 10:20 am
H. E. William R. Tolbert, Jr.
Vice President of Liberia
(Paid a courtesy call on the President. He is
in the U. S. briefly for medical check-up
following treatment in New York last year)
H. E. George A. Padmore, Ambassador of Liberia
10:30 - 10:35 am
Hon. Elwood R. Quesada was sworn in as Special
Assistant to the President. The following were present:
Mrs. Elwood R. Quesada
Master Thomas Richardo Quesada
Miss Hope Quesada
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Hon. Louis Rothschild
General Nathan Twining
General Thomas White
Hon. Garrison Norton
General Omar Bradley
Chairman James Durfee
Hon. James Douglas
Mr. William Davis
Mr. Ray Ireland
Mrs. Marie K. Smith
Mr. Gordon Bennett
Miss Stella Bletsis
Mr. Alan Dean
Miss Dorothy Nageli
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1957
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10:35 - 10:42 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
10:45 - 10:57 am
Hon. James Hagerty
10:57 - 11:20 am
Senator Arthur Watkins, Utah
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:20 - 11:45 am
Hon. Arthur Larson
11:45 - 12:13 pm
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Hon. Donald A. Quarles
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
12:13 - 12:42 pm
Hon. Kenneth Royall
12:40 pm
The President departed the office and went
to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:45 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:57 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Walter Tkach,
departed the White House and motored to Burning
Tree Country Club. Enroute they stopped for
Hon. Kenneth Royall at the Mayflower Hotel.
2:25 pm
Arrived at Burning Tree Country Club.
3:20 - 4:55 pm
The President played golf with the following:
Hon. Kenneth Royall
Hon. Percival Brundage
Colonel Thomas Belshe
(Game concluded because of rain)
5:17 pm
The President, accompanied by Hon. Kenneth Royall
and Dr. Walter Tkach, departed Burning Tree Club
and motored to the White House.
5:45 pm
The President arrived in his office.
5:55 - 5:58 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
6:00 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1957
8:00 - 9:23 am
The following Republican Congressmen had breakfast
with the President at the White House:
Paul A. Fino, New York
Ralph W. Gwinn, New York
Kenneth B. Keating, New York
Otto Krueger, North Dakota
Karl M. LcCompte, Iowa
Robert J. McIntosh, Michigan
Noah N. Mason, Illinois
Albert P. Morano, Connecticut
Walter M. Mumma, Pennsylvania
Will E. Neal, West Virginia
Donald W. Nicholson, Massachusetts
F. Jay Nimitz, Indiana
Walter Norblad, Oregon
Joseph P. O'Hara, Minnesota
Frank C. Osmers, Jr., New Jersey
Harold C. Ostertag, New York
James T. Patterson, Connecticut
Thomas M. Pelly, Washington
John R. Pillion, New York
Richard H. Poff, Virginia
Winston L. Prouty, Vermont
Edmund P. Radwan, New York
John H. Ray, New York
B. Carroll Reece, Tennessee
Daniel A. Reed, New York
Edward H. Rees, Kansas
John J. Rhodes, Arizona
R. Walter Riehlman, New York
John M. Robsion, Jr., Kentucky
Edith Nourse Rogers, Massachusetts (Mrs.)
Antoni N. Sadlak, Connecticut
Mrs. Katherine St. George, New York
Paul F. Schenck, Ohio
Gordon H. Scherer, Ohio
Fred Schwengel, Iowa
Hugh Scott, Pennsylvania
Errett P. Scrivner, Kansas
Hubert B. Scudder, California
Horace Seely-Brown, Jr., Connecticut
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1957
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8:00 - 9:23 am
The following also attended the Republican Congressional
Breakfast at the White House (list continued):
Hon, Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Edward McCabe
9:25 am
The President arrived in the office.
9:25 - 9:26 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
9:31 - 9:52 am
Hon. Horace A. Hildreth
(Called on the President - farewell courtesy call
upon completion of four years' service as
Ambassador to Pakistan)
9:52 - 10:00 am
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
9:58 - 10:28 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
10:30 - 11:05 am
PRESS CONFERENCE
11:00 - 11:25 am
The Indonesian Parliamentary Delegation paid a courtesy
call on the President:
Mr. Sartono, Chairman of Parliament
Dr. H. Ali Akbar
Mr. K. H. Mohammed Dachlan
Mr. Harsono Tjokroaminoto
Mr. Lambert Kape
Mr. Lucas Kustario
Mr. Memet Tanumidjaja
Mr. Christoffel Joseph Mooy
Mr. Siauw Gick Tjhan
Mr. I. Made Sugitha
Dr. Natiar Hulman Lumban Tobing
Mr. Sunito, Secretary to Parliament
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1957
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11:00 - 11:25 am
Indonesian Parliamentary Delegation (continued):
H. E. Moekarto Notowidigdo
Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia
Mr. Mohamad Sabir, First Secretary
Embassy of Indonesia
Mr. Victor Purse, Acting Chief of Protocol
Department of State
Mr. Francis T. Underhill
Officer in Charge, Indonesian Affairs,
Department of State (Interpreter)
Hon. Walter Robertson
11:25 - 11:28 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
11:28 - 11:48 am
Senator John Sherman Cooper, Kentucky
11:48 - 11:49 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:49 - 12:06 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:06 - 12:09 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:12 pm
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
(LUNCH)
1:53 pm
The President returned to the office.
1:59 - 2:05 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
2:15 - 2:30 pm
Hon. John Foster Dulles
2:30 - 4:40 pm
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. John Foster Dulles
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess
Hon. O. Hatfield Chilson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. John B. Hollister
(continued)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1957
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2:30 - 4:40 pm
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)
Hon. Abbott Washburn
Hon. Alan T. Waterman
Hon. Donald Quarles
Admiral Arthur W. Radford
Hon. Allen W. Dulles
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Robert Cutler
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mr. Leonard H. Dikes
Hon. Mansfield Sprague
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. S. Everett Gleason
Mr. Marion W. Boggs
4:30 - 4:47 pm
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Percival Brundage
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Donald Quarles
4:47 - 5:01 pm
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
5:12 - 5:20 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
5:35 - 5:38 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
6:00 pm
OFF THE RECORD Meeting at the Mansion:
(The President)
(Senator William F. Knowland)
(Senator Everett Dirksen)
(Senator Edward J. Thye)
(Senator John H. Williams)
(Senator William A. Purtell
(Senator Karl Mundt)
(Senator J. Glenn Beall)
(Senator Barry Goldwater)
(Senator Frank Barrett)
(Hon. Wilton B. Persons)
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957
7:55 - 8:00 am
The President stopped at the Broadcast Room
enroute to his office and made a film in
connection with the International Geophysical
Year.
8:00 am
The President arrived in the office, accompanied
by Colonel Robert L. Schulz.
8:07 - 8:14 am
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
8:15 - 8:30 am
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. I. Jack Martin
8:30 - 10:10 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS
The President
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Everett Dirksen
Senator John W. Bricker
Senator Karl E. Mundt
Congressman Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
Congressman Charles Halleck
Congressman Leslie Arends
Congressman Joseph P. O'Hara
Congressman Clare Hoffman
Hon. Herbert Brownell
Hon. Victor R. Hansen
Hon. Sinclair Weeks
Mr. Fred Nash
Hon. Harvey Higley
Hon. Earl Butz
Hon. Percival Brundage
Mr. Robert Merriam
Mr. Sam Hughes
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Howard Pyle
(continued)
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957
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8:30 - 10:10 am
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS (continued)
Hon. Earle Chesney
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. Thomas McCabe
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
10:12 - 10:27 am
Congressman Tom Murray, Tennessee
Congressman Edward H. Rees, Kansas
Hon. Jack Anderson
10:27 - 10:36 am
Dr. Detlev W. Bronk
President, National Academy of Sciences
Dr. Alan T. Waterman
Director, National Science Foundation
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
(Told the President of the plan for launching the
International Geophysical Year)
10:36 - 10:39 am
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Brig. General Carey Randall
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
11:16 - 11:20 am
The following officers of the Student National Education
Association (Future Teachers of America) called on
the President:
James R. McDonald, Southern Oregon College
President of Student National Education Association
Fred Reed, Hamline University, Minneapolis, Minn.
Junior Past President
John McCuen, Chico State College, Chico, California
First Vice President
Neil Schilke, Midland College, Freemont, Nebraska
Second Vice President
S. Wilfred Blalock, Winston-Salem Teachers College, N. C.
Third Vice President
Nancy Morgan, Marshall College, Huntington, West Va.
Secretary
Chloe Price, Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa
Historian
Irene Schlei, Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire, Wis.
Parliamentarian
(continued)
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957
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11:16 - 11:20 am
The following accompanied the Student National Education
Association group:
Dr. J. W. Maucker, President, Iowa State Teachers
College, Cedar Falls, Iowa
Mr. Richard Carrigan, Director of Publications,
National Commission on Teacher Education and
Professional Standards
Dr. L. G. Derthick, U. S. Commissioner of Education
11:20 - 11:22 am
Congressman Carroll D. Kearns, Pennsylvania
Mr. Brockhurst, photographer
11:22 - 11:29 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
11:29 - 11:43 am
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Jack Anderson
Mr. Robert Merriam
(Saw the President re the Bradley Report)
11:43 - 12:00 Noon
Hon. Sherman Adams
12:00 Noon
The President departed the office and went to the Mansion.
1:00 pm
The President gave a Luncheon for the following Republican
Governors and former Governors:
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. J. Caleb Boggs, Governor of Delaware
Hon. Theodore R. McKeldin, Governor of Maryland
Hon. Lane Dwinell, Governor of New Hampshire
Hon. Joseph B. Johnson, Governor of Vermont
Hon. C. William O'Neill, Governor of Ohio
Hon. Harold W. Handley, Governor of Indiana
Hon. William G. Stratton, Governor of Illinois
Hon. Vernon W. Thomson, Governor of Wisconsin
Hon. Goodwin J. Knight, Governor of California
Hon. Cecil H. Underwood, Governor of West Virginia
Hon. Charles H. Russell, Governor of Nevada
Hon. Victor E. Anderson, Governor of Nebraska
Hon. John E. Davis, Governor of North Dakota
Hon. Joe J. Foss, Governor of South Dakota
(continued)
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957
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1:00 pm
Luncheon given by the President for Republican Governors
and former Governors (continued):
Hon. J. Hugo Aronson, Governor of Montana
Hon. Robert E. Smylie, Governor of Idaho
Hon. Milward L. Simpson, Governor of Wyoming
Hon. George Dewey Clyde, Governor of Utah
Hon. Christian A. Herter, Under Secretary of State
Hon. Wilbur M. Brucker, Secretary of the Army
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Michael A. Stepovich, Governor of Alaska
Hon. Richard B. Lowe, Governor of Guam
Hon. Len Jordan, Chairman, International Joint Comm.
Hon. Sigurd Anderson, Member, Federal Trade Comm.
Hon. Val Peterson, Ambassador designate to Denmark
Hon. Leo Hoegh, Administrator designate, Federal Civil
Defense Administration
Hon. Samuel W. King, Governor of Hawaii
2:25 2:28 pm
The President and above guests went to the South Portico
for pictures.
2:51 - 4:30 pm
The President departed the White House and motored to
the Bethesda Naval Medical Center to visit with an old
friend, Captain E. E. ("Swede") Hazlett, who is a patient
there.
4:30 pm
Returned to the office.
4:40 4:44 pm
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
4:49 4:55 pm
Mr. William J. Hopkins
4:50 - 5:10 pm
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
4:51 - 4:53 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
5:00 1 5:25 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
5:30 - 5:40 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
6:00 pm
OFF THE RECORD Meeting at the Mansion:
Senator William F. Knowland
Senator Leverett Saltonstall
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel
Senator Margaret Chase Smith
(continued)
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957
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6:00 pm
OFF THE RECORD Meeting at the Mansion: (continued)
Senator Henry C. Dworshak
Senator Frank Carlson
Senator Wallace F. Bennett
Senator Francis Case
Senator Thomas H. Kuchel
Senator Charles E. Potter
Senator Prescott Bush
Senator Everett Dirksen
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957
8:00 - 9:08 am
The following Republican Congressmen had breakfast
with the President at the White House:
Clare E. Hoffman, Michigan
Bernard W. Kearney, New York
John P. Saylor, Pennsylvania
Timothy P. Sheehan, Illinois
Eugene Siler, Kentucky
Richard M. Simpson, Pennsylvania
Sid Simpson, Illinois
H. Allen Smith, California
Lawrence H. Smith, Wisconsin
Wint Smith, Kansas
William L. Springer, Illinois
S. Walter Stauffer, Pennsylvania
John Taber, New York
Henry O. Talle, Iowa
Charles M. Teague, California
Donald E. Tewes, Wisconsin
Keith Thomson, Wyoming
Thor C. Tollefson, Washington
James B. Utt, California
William K. Van Pelt, Wisconsin
James E. Van Zandt, Pennsylvania
John M. Vorys, Ohio
Charles W. Vursell, Illinois
Stuyvesant Wainwright, New York
Phil Weaver, Nebraska
Jack Westland, Washington
J. Ernest Wharton, New York
William B. Widnall, New Jersey
Richard B. Wigglesworth, Massachusetts
William R. Williams, New York
Earl Wilson, Indiana
Gardner R. Withrow, Wisconsin
Charles A. Wolverton, New Jersey
J. Arthur Younger, California
Also:
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Homer Gruenther
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Bryce Harlow
Hon. Jack Anderson
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon, Earle Chesney
Hon. Edward McCabe
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957
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9:10 - 10:30 am
CABINET MEETING
The President
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Hon. Christian A. Herter
Hon. W. Randolph Burgess
Hon. Charles E. Wilson
Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Hon. William Rogers
Hon. Arthur Summerfield
Hon. Fred Seaton
Hon. Walter Williams
Hon. True D. Morse
Hon. James P. Mitchell
Hon. Marion Folsom
Hon. Percival Brundage
Hon. A. R. Jones
Hon. Gordon Gray
Hon. Harris Ellsworth
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Hon. Lewis Berry
Hon. Arthur Larson
Hon. Sherman Adams
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
Hon. Maxwell Rabb
Hon. Raymond J. Saulnier
Hon. Jack Anderson
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hon. James Hagerty
Hon. Gabriel Hauge
Hon. I. Jack Martin
Hon. Roemer McPhee
Hon. Arthur Minnich
Hon. Gerald Morgan
Hon. Bradley Patterson
Hon. Howard Pyle
Hon. Clarence Randall
Hon. Bernard M. Shanley
Mrs. Anne Wheaton
Hon. Lewis L. Strauss
Lt. General C. P. Cabell
Mr. Robert West, ODM
Mr. John Hilliard, ODM
Captain Evan P. Aurand
Major General Oliver S. Picher
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957
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10:30 - 10:40 am
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
10:43 - 10:50 am
Colonel William G. Draper
10:55 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
White House and motored to the Islamic Center
to participate in the dedication ceremonies. They
were accompanied by Hon. James Hagerty.
11:02 am
Arrived at Islamic Center, 2551 Massachusetts Avenue,
N. W., where they were greeted by Sheikh Abdullah
A1-Khayyal, Ambassador Extra-ordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of Saudi Arabia, and President of the
Board of Governors of the Islamic Center. The
President was then introduced to the fifteen members
of the Board of Governors.
Dr. Mohamed Bisar, Director of the Islamic Center,
rendered the invocation.
The President spoke for three minutes, following which
he and Mrs. Eisenhower inspected the interior of the
Mosque.
11:38 am
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower departed the
Islamic Center and motored to the White House.
11:44 am
The President returned to the office.
11:48 -, 11:55 am
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
12:00 - 12:02 pm
Hon. Wilton B. Persons
12:04 - 12:10 pm
Hon. Gerald Morgan
12:20 pm
The President departed the office and went to
the Mansion.
1:43 pm
Returned to the office
1:43 - 1:49 pm
Hon. James Hagerty
Brig. General Andrew J. Goodpaster
1:51 pm
The President departed the White House and
motored to Gettysburg, Pa. He was accompanied by
Dr. Walter Tkach.
GETTYSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957
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4:04 pm
The President, accompanied by Dr. Walter Tkach,
departed the Farm and motored to the Gettysburg
Country Club.
4:12 pm
Arrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.
4:16 - 4:30 pm
The President played two holes of golf with
General Arthur Nevins. Heavy rainstorm prevented
completion of the game.
4:34 pm
Departed the Gettysburg Country Club and motored
to the Farm.
4:42 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
8:06 - 8:14 pm
The President took a walk around the lawn.
8:28 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower came out of the
house and walked to the guest house and sat on the
rocking chairs until General and Mrs. Leonard Heaton
arrived.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1957
8:57 am
The President, accompanied by General Leonard Heaton,
departed the Farm and motored to the Gettysburg Country
Club.
9:05 am
Arrived at the Gettysburg Country Club.
9:14 - 11:35 am
The President played 18 holes of golf with
General Leonard Heaton
General Arthur Nevins
11:40 am
Departed the Gettysburg Golf Club and motored to
the Farm.
11:47 am
Arrived at the Farm.
3:40 pm
The President, accompanied by General and Mrs.
Leonard Heaton, motored to the Feaster Farm
where they inspected the cattle.
4:05 pm
Motored to the skeet range, then returned to the
Farm at 4:12 pm.
4:15 pm
The President, accompanied by General and Mrs.
Leonard Heaton, motored to the school house where
they inspected the building.
4:42 4:50 pm
Briefly inspected the George Allen farm.
Returned to the main gate of the President's Farm.
Here the President stopped and talked with Stephen
Schmidt, age 14, of Oak Ridge, Gettysburg, and
consented to let the boy take some dirt from the
President's Farm as a souvenir. Stephen is an
explorer Scout with Gettysburg Post #73.
5:14 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
5:19 pm
The President and General Heaton went to the skeet range
where the President fired three boxes of shells.
General Heaton and the President inspected the ducks
and geese on the pond at the Feaster Farm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1957
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8:55 - 11:08 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, General and
Mrs. Leonard Heaton, and General and Mrs. Arthur
Nevins saw the movie "The Beau James", the first
part of which was shown on the lawn and the second
half of movie shown inside the house.
THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS
SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1957
GETTYSBURG, PA.
9:40 am
The President and General Leonard Heaton
practiced golf at the rear of the house,
2:38 pm
The President, accompanied by General and Mrs.
Leonard Heaton, motored to the schoolhouse -
Major John Eisenhower's new residence - and
inspected the premises.
3:01 pm
Arrived back at the Farm.
3:33 - 3:55 pm
The President and General Leonard Heaton walked
around the house looking over the shrubs, etc.
5:40 - 6:00 pm
The President and General Heaton took pictures
around the yard.
6:50 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, accompanied by
General and Mrs. Leonard Heaton and Dr. Walter Tkach,
departed the Farm and motored to the Gettysburg High
School Auditorium to attend the Commemorative
Exercises celebrating the 94th anniversary of the Battle
of Gettysburg. This is sponsored by the Gettysburg
Fire Department and is an annual affair,
8:00 pm
Departed the Gettysburg High School and motored to
the Farm.
8:08 pm
Arrived at the Farm.
9:50 pm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower, General and
Mrs. Leonard Heaton, and General and Mrs. Arthur Nevins
walked to the lawn at the rear of the house and watched the
movie, "Hell's Crossroads",
11:15 pm
Upon completion of the movie, all returned to the house.