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Visit of Mr George Bush
Director of CIA
on Thursday 25 March 1976
2.30 - 2.45
Sir Michael Hanley
Mr R C Symonds
Mr J L Jones
Mr B Sheldon legal Bernie
2.45 as 3.15
Mr D H Payne Jennis
Mr J A Allen
Mr B Sheldon
3.15 - 3.45
Mr D I A Hamblen
Mr J A Cradock John
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24 March 8 P.M. Travellers Club
Dinner hosted by R. Sykes, CMG
Guests:
British
American
Richard Sykes, CMG (host)
Mr. George Bush
Chairman, JIC
Mr. William Wells
Sir Leonard Hooper, KCMG
Intelligence Coordinator
Mr. Cord Meyer, Jr.
Lt. General Sir David Willison, OBE, MC
Director General of Intelligence
Ministry of Defence
Sir Maurice Oldfield, KCMG
Director, Secret Intelligence Service
Peregrine Rhodes, Esq.
Chief, Assessments Staff
Cabinet Office
25 March 8 P.M. 24 South Eaton P1. Dinner hosted by C. Meyer, Jr.
Guests:
British
American
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Sir Michael Hanley, KCB
Mr. George Bush
Director, Security Service
Mr. William Wells
Derek Tonkin, Esq.
Deputy Head of Permanent Under-Secs
Mr. William McGhee
Foreign & Commonwealth Office
Mr. John Pereira
Russell Barratt, CB
Deputy Secretary
Mr. Cord Meyer, Jr.
Treasury
DCI ITINERARY 24 - 26 MARCH 1976
WEDNESDAY, 24 MARCH
Arrive mid-afternoon
5:00 p.m. Meeting with Sir Michael Palliser, KCMG
Permanent Under Secretary of State, FCO
8:00 p.m. Dinner hosted by Richard Sykes, CMG for half
JIC principals
Travellers Club
106 Pall Mall
THURSDAY, 25 MARCH
9:00 a.m.
Minister Ronald Spiers
Embassy, Room 206
9:30 a.m.
Meet with Station Personnel
Conference Room - 270
11:00 a.m. Meeting with Sir Maurice Oldfield, KCMG, et al
Century House
Lunch
Century House
2:30 p.m.
Meeting with Sir Michael Hanley, KCB, et al
140 Gower Street
4:00 p.m.
Meeting with Lt. General Sir David Willison, OBE, MC
Ministry of Defence
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5:15 p.m.
Meeting with Prime Minister Wilson
(Sir John Hunt will escort)
Cabinet Office, Room 103
6:00 p.m.
Brief meeting with Sir John Hunt
Secretary of the Cabinet
8:00 p.m.
Dinner at COS residence for other half of JIC
24 South Eaton Place
FRIDAY, 26 MARCH
9:30 a.m. Meeting with Ambassador Armstrong
Embassy, Room 214
11:50 a.m. :
Departure on PA 107
(Note: Milt Zaslow wants to meet DCI)
(Also introduce Art Lambert, C/FBIS)
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ITINERARY FOR MRS. BUSH
Wednesday, 24 March
Arrive mid-afternoon
8:00 Dinner hosted by Ambassador Armstrong
Guests: Sir Colin and Lady Crowe
Mrs. Richard Sykes
Sir George Weidenfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jamieson
Thursday, 25 March
10:40 Picked up from Residence
11:00 Meet with Station wives at 24 South Eaton Place
hosted by Mrs. Starke Meyer
Guests: Mrs. Nancy McGhee
Mrs. Maryette Kirby
Mrs. Abigail (Abi) Pereira
Mrs. Christine McGinnis
Mrs. Nancy Then
Mrs. Shan Prehn
Mrs. Rosemary Blackshear
Mrs. Nan Brown
12:45 Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Anne Sykes
30 Cheniston Gardens, W8
Flat 4
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Guests: Lady Crowe
Lady Mitchell
Mrs. Anne Walker
Mrs. Starke Meyer
7:30 Dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Kirby (tentative)
60 Park Street
Guests: Mrs. Starke Meyer
Miss Jennifer Fitzgerald
Mr. Kenneth Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Ryder Latham
Friday, 26 March
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DIRECTIVE TO THE DIREOTOR-GENERAL
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1. In your appointment as Director-General of the
Security Service you will be responsible to the Home
Secretary personally. The Security Service is not,
however, a part of the Home Office. On appropriate
mis.
occasions you will have right of direct access to the
Prime Minister.
2. The Security Service is part of the Defence Forces
of the country. Its task is the Defence of the Realm
as a whole, from external and internal dangers arising
from attempts at espionage and sabotage, or from actions
of persons and organisations, whether directed from within
or without the country, which may be judged to be sub-
versive of the security of the State, In consultation
with the Colonial Office, you will assist and advise
Colonial administrations in carrying out their parts of
the above task, You should arrange to meet appropriate
requests for advice and assistance in their own security
programmes made to you by Commonwealth or Allied foreign
Governments.
3. You will take special care to ensure that the work
of the Security Service is strictly limited to what is
necessary for the purposes of this task, and that you are
at all times fully aware of the extent of its activities.
4. It is essential that the Security Service should be
kept absolutely free from any political bias or influence
and nothing should be done that might lond colour to any
suggestion that it is concerned with the interests of any
particular section of the community, or with any other
matter than the Defence of the Realm as a whole. You
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will impress on your staff that the work of the Security
Service has no connection whatever with matters of a
Party political character and that they must be scrupulous
to avoid any action which could be so misconstrued.
5. No enquiry is to be carried out on behalf of any
Government Department unless you are satisfied that an
important public interest bearing on the Defence of the
Realm, as defined in paragraph 2, is at stake.
6. You and your staff will maintain the well-established
convention whereby Ministers do not concern themselves
with the detailed information which may be obtained by the
Security Service in particular cases, but are furnished
with such information only as may be necessary for the
determination of any issue on which their guidance is sought,
7.
You will, of course, consult with other Departments
when questions are raised affecting their responsibilities,
(Signed) David Maxwell Fyfe.
24th September, 1952.
BIO DATA ON SIR JOHN HUNT, KCB
Secretary of the Cabinet
1973 to present
Second Secretary of Cabinet
Office
1972 - 1973
Third Secretary, Treasury
1971 - 1972
First Civil Service Commissioner
Civil Service Department
1968 - 1971
Treasury
1962 - 1967
Cabinet Office
1960 - 1962
Commonwealth Relations Office
1958 - 1960
Private Secretary to Secretary
of the Cabinet and Permanent
Secretary to Treasury
1956 - 1958
First Secretary, Office of UK
High Commissioner in Canada
1953 - 1956
Directing Staff, IDC
1951 - 1952
Second Secretary, Office of
UK High Commissioner in Ceylon
1948 - 1950
Private Secretary to Parliamentary
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Under Secretary
1947
Dominions Office
1946
Education: Downside
Magdalene College
Cambridge
Served- Royal Navy Volunteer
1940 - 1946
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BIO DATA ON SIR MICHAEL PALLISER, KCMG
Permanent Under Secretary of State
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
1976
Ambassador and UK Permanent
Representative to the European
Communities
1973 - 1976
Ambassador and head of UK Delegation
to European Communities, Paris
1971 - 1973
Minister, Paris
1969 - 1973
A private secretary to the Prime Minister
1966 - 1969
Head of Planning Staff, FCO
1964 - 1966
Imperial Defence College
1963 - 1964
Counsellor and seconded to the
Imperial Defence College
1963
Head of Chancery, Dakar
1960 - 1962
Paris
1956 - 1960
Private Secretary to Permanent
Under Secretaries
1954 - 1956
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Central Department
1952 - 1954
Foreign Office German Finance Dept.
1951 - 1952
Athens
1949 - 1951
Entered HM Diplomatic Service and
served in SE Asia Department, FCO
1947 - 1949
Served with Coldstream Guards
1942 - 1947
Education: Wellington College
Merton College
Oxford
BIO DATA ON LT. GENERAL SIR DAVID WILLISON, KCB, OBE, MC
Chief of Defence Intelligence Staff
Ministry of Defence
1975 to present
Deputy Chief of Defence Intel Staff
1972 - 1975
Director of Service Intelligence
1971 - 1972
Assistant Chief of Staff
G2, Hqs Northag
1970 - 1971
Brigadier General Staff (Intel), MOD 1967 - 1970
Colonel - General Staff Military Intel 1963 - 1966
Commanding Officer, 38 Engineering
Regiment
1960 - 1963
Assistant Quartermaster General
Headquarters British Forces, Aden
1958 - 1960
Directing Staff, Staff College
Camberley
1955 - 1958
Officer in Charge, Royal Engineers
Berlin
1953 - 1955
Gov't Hqs Middle East Land Forces
1952 - 1953
Officer in Charge, 16th Field Co.
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Egypt
1950 - 1952
War Office
1948 - 1950
Malaya
1947
Indian Infantry Brigade
1946
Education:
Wellington
Royal Marine Artillery, Woolrich
Luncheon 23 March -- Embassy Dining Room
Mr. George Bush
Ambassador Martin J. Hillenbrand
Minister Frank E. Cash
Mr. Edwin D. Crowley, Minister-Counselor for Economic Affairs
Mr. William R. Smyser, Counselor for Political Affairs
Mr. Alexander A. Klieforth, Public Affairs Officer
Mr. William Wells
Miss Jennifer Fitzgerald
Mr. Warren Frank, Deputy Chief of Station
Mr. Jack Friedlander, Chief of Base, Berlin
Mr. Orville Bathe, Chief of Base, Frankfurt
Mr. Theodore Klein, Chief of Base, Bonn
Mr. Bernard Pollock, Ehief of Base, Hamburg
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Mr. Arthur Wiley, Deputy for Support
Mr. John Mapother, Chief Reports Officer
Mr. Jeff Marzen, Chief of OTS, Frankfurt
Mr. John McGlosson, Deputy Chief of Base, Bonn
Host: Mr. William J. Graver
Dinner at the Residence
Tuesday, March 23,1976
Mrs. Burgstaller Mr. Wells
Mr. Jeton
Mrs. Monahan
Madame Grué
Monsieur Chalet
General Bolduc
Mrs. Gammon
Comtesse de Marenches
Mr. Bush
The AMBASSADOR
Mrs. RUSH
Mrs. Bush
Comte de Marenches
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Minister Gammon
Mrs. Bolduc
Madame Chalet
Monsieur Pandraud
Mr. Burgstaller
Mrs. Jeton
Miss Fitzgerald Colonel Grué
DINNER AT THE RESIDENCE
TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1976
8:00 p.m. - Informal
THE AMBASSADOR and Mrs. RUSH
Mrs. Thomas MONAHAN
Mr. and Mrs. George BUSH
Mr. William WELLS
Miss Jennifer FITZGERALD
Le Comte de MARENCHES
Director General of SDECE
and La Comtesse de MARENCHES
M. Robert PANDRAUD
Director General of National Police
M. Marcel CHALET
Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire
and Mme CHALET
Col. GRUE
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SDECE
and Mme GRUE
Minister and Mrs. Samuel R. GAMMON
General and Mrs. Lucien E. BOLDUC, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugen F. BURGSTALLER
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. JETON
Accommodations Munich:
Vier Jahreszeiten (for all)
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 20-21 MARCH
Saturday, 20 March
1500 - Depart National Airport (Page Airways Terminal)
via CIA Gulfstream for New York
1600 - Arrive General Aviation Terminal at the commercial
site at JFK. The Office of Security New York
Field office will provide transportation to the
Pan American terminal.
1800 - Leave JFK via PA 72
Sunday, 21 March
0925 - Arrive Munich Commercial Airport
Lunch with COS, Bonn
Afternoon - free
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Evening - Dinner with Munich Base personnel and retire
early
Party includes:
The DCI
Mrs. Bush
Miss Jennifer Fitzgerald
Mr. Theodore Darby
Transportation throughout Europe will be provided by the
U.S. Air Force. Aircraft is a C-9, Tail Number 10882, and
the pilot is Air Force Captain Charles E. Gilch, Jr.
Accommodations Bonn:
Tupenfeld Hotel (for all)
MONDAY, 22 MARCH
Morning - Meeting with President Wessel and his senior
Deputies at Pullach Headquarters (in the suburbs
of Munich)
Lunch with President Wessel and senior staff
1330 - Depart Munich for Bonn
1430 - Arrive Bonn Military Ramp
Afternoon - Bonn Station briefings and meeting with
Ambassador Hillenbrand
1830 - Private call on State Secretary Schueler
1900 - Dinner with senior German intelligence officers
hosted by Schueler in Palais Schaumburg
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Accommodations Paris:
Mr. and Mrs. Bush - The Ambassador's
Residence
Miss Fitzgerald - Hotel Castiglione
Mr. Darby - Hotel Castiglione
TUESDAY, 23 MARCH
Morning - Meeting with Station personnel (including
Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt Base Chiefs).
Possible meeting with Chancellor Schmidt but
scheduling not yet firm.
Lunch with senior Station personnel
1430 - Depart Bonn for Paris
1530 - Arrive Paris, Orly Airport
1700 - Meeting with Ambassador Rush followed by visit
with Station personnel
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2000 - Dinner with Ambassador Rush and senior French
officials
Accommodations - London:
Mr. and Mrs. Bush - The
Ambassador's Residence
Miss Fitzgerald - Europa Hotel
Mr. Darby - Europa Hotel
WEDNESDAY, 24 MARCH
0900 - Meeting with M. Chalet of the Direction de la
Surveillance du Territoire (DST)
1100 - Briefing at Service de Documentation Exterieure et
de Contre-Espionage (SDECE) Headquarters with the
Comte de Marenches
Lunch with the Comte de Marenches
1445 - Leave Paris (Orly Airport) for London
1545 - Arrive London (Northolt RAF Base)
1700 - Meeting with Ambassador Armstrong
1745 - Meeting with Sir Michael Palliser - Permanent
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Undersecretary of State - at the Foreign Office
2000 - Dinner hosted by Richard Sykes with approximately
half of the JIC principals at the Traveller's Club
For Mrs. Bush:
Morning - Coffee with Mrs. Burgstaller and other Station
wives, followed by sightseeing
Lunch - Hosted by Mrs. Rush
Dinner - Possibly dinner hosted by Ambassador Armstrong.
Planning will be firmed up on the scene in London.
THURSDAY, 25 MARCH
0900 - Meeting with U.S. Minister Ronald Spiers
0930 - Meeting with Station Personnel
1100 - Meeting with Sir Maurice Oldfield, Chief, Secret
Intelligence Service (SIS) and senior British officers
Lunch - with SIS officers
1500 - Meeting with Sir Michael Hanley, Director General
Security Service
1645 - Meeting with Lt. General Sir David Willison,
Director-General of Intelligence (DGI), Defense
Intelligence Service
1715 - Meeting with Prime Minister Wilson
1800 - Meeting with Sir John Hunt
2000 - Dinner COS' Residence with remaining principals of
the Joint Intelligence Committee
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For Mrs. Bush:
1100 - Meeting at COS' home with Mrs. Meyer and eight
Station wives.
1245 - Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Richard Sykes with
Mrs. Meyer and a few close friends.
Afternoon - Sightseeing with Mrs. Meyer
Dinner
- At the home of Station officer John Kirby,
hosted by the Kirbys for Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Meyer
FRIDAY, 26 MARCH
0900 - Wind-up Station discussions with COS and
brief meeting with London NSA Chief, Milton Zaslow
0950 - Depart for Heathrow Airport
1150 - Depart London via PA 107
1410 - Arrive Dulles
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Accommodations Munich:
Vier Jahreszeiten (for all)
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 20-21 MARCH
Saturday, 20 March
1500 - Depart National Airport (Page Airways Terminal)
via CIA Gulfstream for New York
1600 - Arrive General Aviation. Terminal at the commercial
site at JFK. The Office of Security New York
Field office will provide transportation to the
Pan American terminal
1800 - Leave JFK via PA 72
Sunday, 21 March
0925 - Arrive Munich Commercial Airport
Late morning - Discussions with COS, Germany and COB, Munich
Lunch with COS, Bonn
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Afternoon - free
Dinner with Munich and Stuttgart Base personnel and retire
early
Party includes:
The DCI
Mrs. Bush
Miss Jennifer Fitzgerald
Mr. Theodore Darby
Transportation throughout Europe will be provided by the
U.S. Air Force. Aircraft is a C-9, Tail Number 10882, and
the pilot is Air Force Captain Charles E. Gilch, Jr.
Accommodations Bonn:
Mr. and Mrs. Bush - COS' Residence
Miss Fitzgerald - Tulpenfeld Hotel
Mr. Darby - Tulpenfeld Hotel
MONDAY, 22 MARCH
0900-1315 - BND (Federal Intelligence Service) briefing
followed by a short private meeting with
President Wessel at Pullach Headquarters (in
the suburbs of Munich)
Lunch with President Wessel and senior staff
1400 - Depart Munich for Bonn
1500 - Arrive Bonn Military Ramp
Afternoon - Bonn Station briefings and meeting with
Ambassador Hillenbrand
1830 - Private call on State Secretary Schueler
1900 - Dinner with senior German intelligence officers
hosted by Schueler in Palais Schaumburg. Meeting
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with Chancellor Schmidt will be possible in the
course of the evening; the time will depend on the
Chancellor's travel schedule.
For Mrs. Bush:
Lunch - With Mrs. Wessel in Munich
Afternoon - Sightseeing in Bonn
Dinner - Buffet at COS' Residence, hosted by Mrs. Graver with
Station wives and officers
Accommodations Paris:
Mr. and Mrs. Bush - The Ambassador's
Residence
Miss Fitzgerald - Hotel Castiglione
Mr. Darby - Hotel Castiglione
TUESDAY, 23 MARCH
0900-1200 - Meeting with Station personnel (including
Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt Base Chiefs and
the Chief of Regional Technical Support)
1200-1300 - Lunch with senior Station personnel
1430 - Depart Bonn for Paris
1530 - Arrive Paris, Orly Airport
1700 - Meeting with Ambassador Rush followed by visit with
Station personnel
2000 - Dinner with Ambassador Rush and senior French officials
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For Mrs. Bush:
Morning - Sightseeing trip to Cologne
Lunch - At Mrs. Graver's home with Embassy and Station wives
Dinner with Ambassador and Mrs. Rush
Accommodations London:
Mr. and Mrs. Bush - The Ambassador's
Residence
Miss Fitzgerald - Europa Hotel
Mr. Darby - Europa Hotel
WEDNESDAY, 24 MARCH
0900 - Meeting with M. Chalet of the Direction de la
Surveillance du Territoire (DST)
1100 - Briefing at Service de Documentation Exterieure et
de Contre-Espionage (SDECE) Headquarters with the
Comte de Marenches
Lunch with the Comte de Marenches
1445 - Leave Paris (Orly Airport) for London
1545 - Arrive London (Northolt RAF Base)
1700 - Meeting with Ambassador Armstrong
1745 - Meeting with Sir Michael Palliser - Permanent Under-
secretary of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office - at
the Foreign Office
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2000 - Dinner hosted by Richard Sykes with approximately
half of the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC)
principals at the Traveller's Club
For Mrs. Bush:
Morning - Coffee with Mrs. Burgstaller and other Station
wives, followed by sightseeing
Lunch - Hosted by Mrs. Rush
Dinner - Possibly dinner hosted by Ambassador Armstrong,
Planning will be firmed up on the scene in
London
THURSDAY, 25 MARCH
0900 - Meeting with U.S. Minister Ronald Spiers
0930 - Meeting with Station Personnel
1100 - Meeting with Sir Maurice Oldfield, Chief, Secret
Intelligence Service (SIS) and senior British officers
Lunch - with SIS officers
1500 - Meeting with Sir Michael Hanley, Director General
Security Service
1645 - Meeting with Lt. General Sir David Willison,
Director General of Intelligence (DGI), Defense
Intelligence Service
1715 - Meeting with Prime Minister Wilson
1800 - Meeting with Sir John Hunt, Secretary of the Cabinet
2000 - Dinner at COS' Residence with remaining principals of
the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC)
For Mrs. Bush:
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1100 - Meeting at COS' home with Mrs. Meyer and eight
Station wives
1245 - Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Richard Sykes with Mrs. Meyer
and a few close friends
Afternoon - Sightseeing with Mrs. Meyer
Dinner
- At the home of Station officer John Kirby,
hosted by the Kirbys for Mrs. Bush and
Mrs. Meyer
FRIDAY, 26 MARCH
0900 - Wind-up Station discussions with COS and brief
meeting with London NSA Chief, Milton Zaslow
0950 - Depart for Heathrow Airport
1150 - Depart London via PA 107
1410 - Arrive Dulles
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THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
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THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
March 28
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BONN
March 28
THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
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COS/Bonn
March 28
THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
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March 28.1976
THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
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