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Scanned from the President's Daily Diary Collection (Box 75) at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
GSA FORM 7122 (REV. 5-82)
THE WHITE HOUSE
THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN
DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
THE WHITE HOUSE
MAY 16, 1975
WASHINGTON, D.C.
TIME
DAY
12:18 a.m. FRIDAY
PHONE
TIME
P=Placed
R=Rec'd
ACTIVITY
In
Out
For a record of the President's activities before midnight,
see the President's daily diary for May 15, 1975.
12:18
R
The President was telephoned by Secretary of Defense
James R. Schlesinger. The call was not completed.
12:20
Following a State Dinner, the President and the First Lady
bade farewell to the Shah and Empress of Iran.
12:35
12:37
R
The President talked with Secretary Schlesinger.
1:05
The President and the First Lady went to the second floor
Residence.
7:10
The President had breakfast.
7:52
The President went to the Oval Office.
7:53
8:10
The President met with:
David A. Peterson, Chief, Central Intelligence
Agency/Office of Current Intelligence (CIA/OCI)
White House Support Staff
Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Deputy Assistant for
National Security Affairs
8:20
8:33
The President met with his Counsellor, John 0. Marsh, Jr.
8:38
8:43
The President met with his Assistant, Donald H. Rumsfeld.
9:13
9:15
The President met for a photo opportunity with:
Pat Tiernan, nephew of Senator Vance Hartke
(D-Indiana)
Mrs. Pat Tiernan
William T. Kendall, Deputy Assistant for Legislative
Affairs
The President met with:
9:23
10:35
Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State
9:27
10:33
Lt. Gen. Scowcroft
10:15
10:33
Melh Esenbel, Ambassador from Turkey to the U.S.
Members of the press, in/out
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss U.S. - Turkish
relations.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN
DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
MAY 16, 1975
THE WHITE HOUSE
TIME
DAY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
10:35 a.m. FRIDAY
PHONE
TIME
P=Placed
R=Rec'd
ACTIVITY
In
Out
10:35
11:03
The President met with:
Mr. Marsh
John T. Calkins, Executive Assistant to Counsellor
Robert T. Hartmann
Max L. Friedersdorf, Assistant for Legislative
Affairs
Richard B. Cheney, Deputy Assistant
Ronald H. Nessen, Press Secretary
11:03
The President went to the Rose Garden.
11:03
11:08
The President met with Father Gilbert V. Hartke, Chairman of
the Speech and Drama Department, Catholic University of
America and Members of the Catholic University Players.
For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A:"
11:08
The President returned to the Oval Office.
11:08
The President went to the Cabinet Room.
11:08
12:36
The President attended a meeting to discuss the economy and
energy. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "B."
11:48
The President returned to the Oval Office.
11:49
11:50
R
The President talked with former Governor Ronald Reagan (R-
California).
11:52
The President returned to the Cabinet Room.
11:52
12:36
The President continued the economic and energy meeting.
12:36
The President returned to the Oval Office.
12:36
12:42
The President met with:
Susan Ford
Arvin Kasparaitis, member of the ski patrol, Vail,
Colorado, and friend of Susan Ford
Brian McCartney, member of the ski patrol, Vail,
Colorado, and friend of Susan Ford
Bruce Milki, member of the ski patrol, Vail, Colorado,
and friend of Susan Ford
12:42
The President returned to the Roosevelt Room.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN
DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
THE WHITE HOUSE
MAY 16, 1975
WASHINGTON, D.C.
TIME
DAY
12:42 p.m. FRIDAY
PHONE
TIME
P=Placed
R=Rec'd
ACTIVITY
In
Out
12:42
1:00
The President met to discuss major issues concerning the
aging and for a photo opportunity with members of the
Federal Council on the Aging. For a list of attendees,
see APPENDIX "C."
1:00
The President returned to the Oval Office.
1:05
1:15
The President met with his Personal Assistant, Mildred V.
Leonard.
1:22
2:02
The President participated in an interview with:
Hugh Sidey, Washington Bureau Chief, Time magazine
Mr. Nessen
2:12
The President returned to the Cabinet Room.
2:12
2:50
The President attended a meeting to discuss Presidential
authority to conclude Executive Agreements. For a list
of attendees, see APPENDIX "D."
2:50
The President returned to the Oval Office.
3:16
3:17
P
The President talked with Director of the Office of Manage-
ment and Budget (OMB) and Assistant for Management and
Budget James T. Lynn.
4:03
The President returned to the Cabinet Room.
4:03
5:00
The President met with members of the transition group.
For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "E."
5:00
The President, accompanied by Senator Robert P. Griffin
(R-Michigan), returned to the Oval Office.
5:00
5:06
The President met with Senator Griffin.
5:06
The President went to the first floor Residence.
5:06
5:27
The President hosted a reception for approximately 250
delegates to the fifth annual convention of the
National Republican Heritage Groups (Nationalities)
Council. For a list of participants, see APPENDIX "F."
5:27
The President returned to the Oval Office.
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3 of 5
Page(s).
THE WHITE HOUSE
THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN
DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
THE WHITE HOUSE
MAY 16, 1975
WASHINGTON, D.C.
TIME
DAY
5:27 p.m. FRIDAY
PHONE
TIME
P= =Placed
R=Rec'd
ACTIVITY
In
Out
5:27
5:32
The President met with Mr. Rumsfeld.
5:32
The President went to the South Grounds of the White House.
The President greeted Pahlavi Aryamehr Shah of Iran.
5:34
The President returned to the Oval Office. He was accompa-
nied by:
Shah of Iran
Lt. Gen. Scowcroft
The President met with:
5:34
6:55
Shah of Iran
5:34
6:55
Lt. Gen. Scowcroft
5:45
6:55
Secretary Kissinger
6:55
The Presidential party went to the South Grounds of the White
House.
The President bade farewell to the Shah of Iran.
6:57
The President returned to the Oval Office. He was accompa-
nied by:
Secretary Kissinger
Lt. Gen. Scowcroft
6:57
7:03
The President met with:
Secretary Kissinger
Lt. Gen. Scowcroft
7:19
The President returned to the second floor Residence.
8:09
The President and the First Lady went to the South Grounds
of the White House.
8:10
8:25
The President and the First Lady motored from the South
Grounds to the Iranian Embassy, 3005 Massachusetts
Avenue.
The President and the First Lady were greeted by Ardeshir
Zahedi, Ambassador from Iran to the U.S.
8:25
11:46
The President and the First Lady attended a reciprocal
reception and dinner at the Iranian Embassy.
Members of the press, in/out
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THE WHITE HOUSE
THE DAILY DIARY OF PRESIDENT GERALD R. FORD
PLACE DAY BEGAN
DATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
THE WHITE HOUSE
MAY 16, 1975
WASHINGTON, D.C.
TIME
DAY
8:10 p.m. FRIDAY
PHONE
TIME
P=Placed
R=Rec'd
ACTIVITY
In
Out
The President and the First Lady were escorted by Ambassador
Zahedi to the lower lobby.
The President and the First Lady were met by the Shah of Iran
and Empress Farah.
The President and the First Lady, escorted by the Shah of
Iran and Empress Farah, went to the holding room.
The Presidential party had refreshments.
The Presidential party greeted dinner guests. For a list
of dinner guests, see APPENDIX "G."
The Presidential party went to the dining room.
The Presidential party had dinner.
The Presidential party went to the Persian room.
9:58?
The Presidential party had after dinner liqueurs.
10:05?
The Presidential party went to the patio.
10:07?
10:20?
The Presidential party attended after dinner entertainment.
The entertainment was provided by Iranian dancers and
Persian instrumental and vocal music.
11:46
The President and the First Lady, escorted by the Shah of
Iran and Empress Farah, returned to their motorcade.
11:46
11:49
The President and the First Lady motored from the Iranian
Embassy to the South Grounds of the White House.
11:52
The President and the First Lady returned to the second
floor Residence.
EJ/EJ 7/9/75
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APPENDIX "A"
FATHER GILBERT V. HARTKE AND MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC
list confirmed by
UNIVERSITY PLAYERS May 16, 1975
EPS
Vindicates present
PARTICIPANTS
Reverend Gilbert V. Hartke
President, University Players
Special Assistant to the President
The Catholic University of America
Richard Craig Applegate
Vice President for Administration,
Finance and Treasurer of the University
Emil Robert Anastasio
Major, USAF
Air Force Representative
Armed Forces Professional Entertainment Office
Guy Edward Corriden
Director, Office of International Arts Affairs
Department of State
William H. Graham
Vice President, University Players
Executive Producer, National Players
The Catholic University of America
E. Fay Jennings
Administrative Assistant
The Catholic University of America
Margaret Lynn
Director, Army Music and Theatre Programs
Office of the Adjutant General
Department of the Army
Edward H. Mattos
Program Manager, Arts and Humanities
Department of State
Continued.
APPENDIX "A" -2
5/16/75
University Players - Catholic University
David Kilgore Black
Portia Mary Boggia
Michelle Diane Buteau
Mary-Ellen Candage
Debra Cerruti
Mary Catherine Graham
Helen Hedman
Stephanie Theresa Jenal
Christian Alexander Kauffmann
Pinkney Venning Mikell
Carol Anne Pearson
James Anthony Petosa
Julianne Mia Salvati
VAllan Share
Richard Patrick Warner
Michael J. Farrell, Director of the White House Visitor's Office.
APPENDIX "B"
confirmed by T. Ochal
ECONOMIC AND ENERGY MEETING
Cabinet Room
May 16, 1975
PARTICIPANTS:
The President
William E. Simon, Secretary of the Treasury
L. William Seidman, Execuitve Director of the Economic Policy Board
and Assistant for Economic Affairs
Alan Greenspan, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA)
James T. Dunlop, Secretary of Labor
James T. Lynn, Executive Director of the Office of Management and Budget
(OMB) and Assistant for Management and Budget
James M. Cannon, Executive Director of the Domestic Council and Assistant
for Domestic Affairs
Russell E. Train, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Richard L. Dunham, Deputy Director of the Domestic Council
Frank G. Zarb, Administrator of the Federal Energy Administration (FEA)
Arthur F. Burns, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System
Richard B. Cheney, Deputy Assistant
Jack F. Bennett, Under Secretary for Monetary Affairs
Eric R. Zausner, Deputy Administrator of the FEA
John A. Hill, Deputy Administrator of the FEA
John G. Carlson, Assistant Press Secretary
Roger B. Porter, White House Fellow
Robert Hormats, Deputy for International Economic Affairs, National Security
Council (NSC)
Charles Leppert, Jr., Special Assistant for Legislative Affairs
APPENDIX "C"
All present per
FEDERAL COUNCIL ON THE AGING
Pam Needham
Roosevelt Room - May 16, 1975
Chairman - Bertha S. Adkins, of Oxford, Maryland. Former Under
Secretary of HEW.
Dorothy Louise Devereux, of Honolulu, Hawaii, former Member of the
Hawaii State House of Representatives.
Carl Eisdorfer, M.D., Ph. D., of Seattle, Washington. Professor and
Chairman, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,
University of Washington, past President of the Gerontological Society.
Charles J. Fahey, The Reverend Monsignor, of Syracuse, New York,
Director of the Catholic Charities for the Roman Catholic Diocese
of Syracuse and President elect of the American Association of Homes
for the Aging.
John B. Martin, of Chevy Chase, Maryland, former Commissioner on Aging,
Special Consultant to the American Association of Retired Persons and the
National Retired Teachers Association.
Frank B. Henderson, of Worthington, Pennsylvania, Director, Nutrition
Services, Armstrong County Community Action Agency.
Frell M. Owl, of Cherokee, North Carolina. Retired from the Bureau of
Indian Affairs; Member of the Indian Advisory Council of the United
States Senate Special Committee on Aging.
Lennie-Marie P. Tolliver, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Professor and
Associate Director, School of Social Work, the University of Oklahoma.
Charles J. Turrisi, of Norfolk, Virginia, retired as General Superintendent
of Mails of Norfolk. He is legislative chairman for the Norfolk Chapters
of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees and the
American Association of Retired Persons.
Selden G. Hill, of Orlando, Florida, is a member of the Advisory Board
of the Florida State Division on Aging. He was Assistant Director of
the War Manpower Commission of the U.S. Civil Service Commission.
Nelson H. Cruikshank, of the District of Columbia, President, National
Council of Senior Citizens. Former Director of Department of Social
Security, AFL-CIO.
Sharon M. Fukii, of Santa Monica, California, Vice President of Geronto-
logical Planning Associates.
- 2 -
APPENDIX "C" -2
5/16/75
Hobart C. Jackson, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Executive Vice
President, Stephen Smith Geriatric Center and Administrator
of the Stephen Smith Home for the Aged. Mr. Jackson was the
founder of the Caucus of the Black Aged and presently serves as
Chairman.
Garson Meyer, of Rochester, New York, former Chief Chemist,
Eastman Kodak and the President Emeritus of the National Council
on the Aging.
Bernard E. Nash, of Camp Springs, Maryland, Executive Director of
the National Retired Teachers Association and the American
Association of Retired Persons.
WHITE HOUSE STAFF:
William J. Baroody, Jr., Assistant to the President for Public Liaison
Theodore C. Marrs, Special Assistant to the President for Human Resources
John J. Borling, White House Fellow
Velma H. Shelton, Secretary to Mr. Marrs
Pamela G. Needham, Assistant Director of the Domestic Council
APPENDIX "D"
Attendance not confirmed
MEETING TO DISCUSS PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY TO CONCLUDE EXECUTIVE AGREEMENTS
The Oval Office 2:12-2:50 p.m.
May 16, 1975
The President
Senator Mike Mansfield (D-Montana)
Senator Clifford P. Case (R-New Jersey)
Senator John Sparkman (D-Alabama)
Congressman William S. Broomfield (R-Michigan)
Congressman Clement J. Zablocki (D-Wisconsin
Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State
Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Deputy Assistant for National Security
Affairs
Max L. Friedersdorf, Assistant for Legislative Affairs
John O. Marsh, Jr., Counsellor
Donald H. Rumsfeld, Assistant
APPENDIX "E"
Attendance confirmed
by Nell Yates-all present
TRANSITION GROUP MEETING
The Cabinet Room
May 16, 1975
The President
Bryce N. Harlow, Vice President of Proctor and Gamble Manufacturing Company,
Washington, D.C.
William W. Scranton, former Governor (R-Pennsylvania) and Chairman of the
Board of Northeastern Bank of Pennsylvania, Dalton, Pennsylvania
William G. Whyte, Assistant Vice President of U.S. Steel
Senator Robert P. Griffin (R-Michigan)
Leon C. Parma, Group Executive, Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical Company, San
Diego, California
Melvin R. Laird, Senior Counsellor for National and International Affairs,
Reader's Digest magazine, Washington, D.C.
John 0. Marsh, Jr., Counsellor
Robert T. Hartmann, Counsellor
Donald H. Rumsfeld, Assistant
Philip W. Buchen, Counsel
L. William Seidman, Executive Director of the Economic Policy Board
and Assistant for Economic Affairs
Richard B. Cheney, Deputy Assistant
APPENDIX "F"
Attendance confirmed by EPS
indicates present
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HERITAGE GROUPS (NATIONALITIES)
COUNCIL - May 16, 1975
AMBROSE, ALGIRD
3-26-29
Detroit, Michigan
ANDRESON, ERIK 0.
7-23-28
Norway
BOGOSIAN, EDNA
BALCIURAS, DR. VYTOLDAS
10-5-19
Lithuania
BONAVITA, ROSE M.
1-26-27
Sugar Run, Pennsylvania
BONAVITA, SAMUEL F.
12-27-17
Greensburg, Pennsylvania
BLUME, MARIANNE
5-7-39
Kharkiw, Ukraine
BLUNE, MAYA
(Teenager)
4-22-66
New York
BROOKOVER, ED
2-22-54
Wheeling, West Virginia
CSATARY, KATHY
8-4-55
Cleveland, Ohio
CLEMENTS, JOAN A.
2-6-36
Gainsville, Georgia
DEVRIES, EVA JUNE
9-17-35
Hungary
FOYO, FERNANDO
12-14-16
Cuba
GLASKOW, WILLIAM G. (DR.)
2-11-08
Jlovlinsk, Cossackia(USSR)
GRAFF, Mrs. William
4-8-36
Hungary
HODY, ALEXANDER J.
7-28-32
Hundary
JEW, JEANIE
11-26-41
New York
KAHN, MIRA
6-7-55
Boston, Massachusetts
KLIMENKO, GENNADY
12-12-34
Rylks, Russia
KRUMINS, EDGARS L.
Latvia
KU, KENNETH K.
6-9-21
China
LAMBERSON, LEO P.
-08
Indiana
LOBB, RICHARD
9-18-52
New York City
CUBER, HELEN D.
11-4-11
DuBois, Pennsylvania
NAY, BOB
7-5-54
Wheeling, West Virginia
MARTINEZ, FELIPE A.
4-26-38
Cuba
'MALLEY, NORA
3-3-22
Italy
NELSEN, PETER
6-27-32
Arnhus, Denmark
OWEN, JIM
1-9-54
Columbus, Ohio
NOVASITIS, ANTHONY
11-2-27
Scranton, Pennsylvania
POLGAR, ALBERT
1-16-25
Budapest, Hungary
POMEROY, DONNA
2-27-45
Minneapolis
SATTERTHWAITE, FRANCES
12-15-13
Butte, Montana
SOSNOWSKI, MARY
1-15-25
Canada
STAPLETON, DAGMAR H.
3-30-34
Prague, Czecheslovakia
SUSTAR, J. J.
3-18-08
Czechoslovakia
WAZARIK, ZDENKA
6-10-26
Czechoslovakia
HADZE, GREGOIRE ADO
11-15-01
Kutaic, Georgia(USSR)
ZUKOWSKY, SLAVA
8-26-14
Ukraine
NICKOLAS, NIA
EOB passholder
APPENDIX "F" p.2
5 16/75
AIVAZIAN, ROSIQUE
8-12-23
Tehran, Iran
AMIGO, LYDIA
8-3-35
Havana, Cuba
AMOND, EDDIE
6-21-31
Cambridge; Ohio
APONTE, PR. DOS E.
10-12-23
Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico
ARROYO, NICOLAS R.
8-31-17
Havana, Cuba
AZEM, HAFIZI YOUSUF
3-15-20
Albania
ARAS, MARY
5-9-29
Lithuania
BALCO, METHOD M.
10-18-18
Newark, New Jersey
BARDHA, EKREM
5-13-33
Albania
BARTKUS, EUGENE A.
4-4-25
Lithuania
BELIANSKY, JAN
9-17-22
Slovakia
BELSO, JULIUS
8-12-18
Kerkakitas, Hungary
BERZINS, FRICIS
4-7-19
Latvia
BESOUARD, ANNA G.
1-24-1899
Vladikavkaz. Russia
BILYK, DR. ALEXANDER
6-14-21
Ukraine
VBISACCIA, ROBERT R
7-11-40
Yonkers, New York
BLEEKS, ALICE-ALMA
10-14-23
Dusseldorf, Germany
VBLESS, JUERGEN W.
3-5-42
Hamburg, Germany
BOBELIS, DR. C. K.
3-4-23
Lithuania
BOBELIS, DALIA
8-4-32
Lithuania
BOSILIEVIC, JOSEPH
3-2-08
Croatia
BOUTROUS, DIAN
5-9-40
Bismarck. North Dakota
BOUTROUS, FLOYD
1-30-17
Bismarck, North Dakota
BROJANEC, ROSE
12-15-24
Meguon, Wisconsin
BROS, CECILIA K.
3-1-34
Gyor, Hungary
BREVETTI, ANNE A.
11-1-17
Woodhaven, New York
BORREGO, F. JOSE
10-1-20
Cuba
BORREGO, MILDA C
7-15-22
Havana, Cuba
APPENDIX "F" p*3
5/16/75
CAUDILL, JUTTA R.
7-17-26
Germany
CHASE, FRANCES RUTH
3-13-06
Washington, D.C.
CHELOVICH, PETER
4-14-53
Michigan
CHELOVICH, VIDAK
6-28-15
Yugoslavia
LCHENNAULT, ANNA
6-23-25
Peiping, China
CHIN, HARRY W. G.
6-5-31
CHIN-LEE, WILLIAM
4-22-23
Washington, D.C.
CORBETT, AMY E.
10-21-36
DANI. DR. ARMAND
1-25-19
Scviari
BANIELOPOL, DUMITRU A.
3-29-05
Bucarest, Romania
DARGIS, DR. VYTAUTIS P.
11-9-21
Lithuania
DARMOPRAY, WALTER T.
8-17-22
Pennsylvania
DE ANGELIS, ALEXANDER P.
1-13-45
North Ireland
DE ANGELIS, ILDIKO P.
6-17-47
Hungary
DE
LA VEGA, CARLOS
9-23-19
Havana, Cuba
DELYANNIS, GEORGIA L.
1-30-30
Wheeling, West Virginia
DELYANNIS, LEONIDAS T.
11-8-26
Athens, Greece
DE MESONES, PEDRO
5-19-25
Peru
DERWINSKI, HON. EDWARD J.
9-15-26
Chicago, Illinois
DHILLON, G. S.
7-5-28
India
WI
DOMENICA, FRANCO
7-11-15
Italy
WIDYK, EUGENE
9-10-10
Poland
DIVJAK, ROBERT
1-14-30
Indiana
ABJORDJEVIC, MIROSLAY T.
12-9-19
Srbija
DOBRIANSKY, DR. LEV E.
11-9-18
New York City
DOCHEFF, DR. IVAN
7-1-16
Bulgaria
DOCHEFF, MARIA
11-9-19
Bulgaria
DOUBRAVA, DR. FRANCIS
2-21-12
Czechoslovakia
EURKOOS, LOUISE C.
4-7-1895
Dickson City, Pa.
APPENDIX "F" p.4
5/16/75
TAILLACE, ANTHONY
11-3-19
Mamaroneck, New York
FALTUS, ANNA
4-9-19
Czechoslovakia
FERNANDEZ, MANUEL
9-21-46
Cuba
FORZLEY, MITCHELL
9-4-20
Worchester, Massachusetts
FRIGYES, DENNIS
1-6-52
Budapest, Hungary
FUTEY, BOHDAN A.
6-28-39
Ukraine
GAL, MIRO
8-26-21
Zagreb, Croatia
GALDAU, FATHER FLORIAN M.
2-27-03
Romania-
GALDAU, MARIA
6-11-14
Romania
GAYLORD, JOE
12-21-45
Elgin, Illinois
GENTILE. MADELINE
11-8-26
Worcester, Massachusetts
>
GENYS, EUGENIA
4-2-38
Latvia
GENYS, DR. JOHN B.
8-12-23
Lithuania
CIACOMETTI, BERNARDO A.
12-13-55
Brazil
*GIBERGA, LILLIAN M.
3-29-25
Johnson City, Tennessee
GI IA, THOMAS M.
5-13-09
St. Louis, Missouri
CJERTSEN, EDWARD W.
11-19-41
Chicago, Illinois
GLAINE, FRANCIS E.
9-6-24
Paris, France
GLOD, STANLEY J.
6-28-36
Altoona, Pennsylvania
GONDOS, ROBERT z.
2-2-05
Budapest, Hungary
GORDON, VIOLET E.
12-14-19
St. Vincent, West Indies
GRABRIJAN, FRANK X.
4-25-20
Metlika, Slovenia, Yugoslavi
GRAS, MARY
4-9-29
Lithuania
GYORIK, ILONA MARIA
7-10-26
HUNGARY
APPENDIX "F" p.5
5/16/75
BARRISON, EDWARD D.
7-30-02
Cuyahugo County, Cleveland,
HAZNERS, DAUMANTS
8-25-37
RIGA, LATVIA
MIEIMER, REV. KARL P.
4-15-40
Guantanamo, Cuba
HERMAN, ALBERT B.
3-29-12
Milltown, New Jersey
HOLY, JOHN A.
2-8-22
Slovakia
VIOLY, W. NINA
12-18-32
New York, New York
LHONG, JOSEPHINE M.
8-6-1900
Boston, Massachusetts
MOROSHKO, ROGER
6-8-37
Byelorussia
HOVJACKY, FRED
1-11-13.
\
ASU, DR. F. RICHARD
10-9-25
China
LHSU, Mrs! F.RICHARD
7-14-24
Peiking, China
HUMES, THEODORE L.
2-1-22
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
IWANCIW, EUGENE M.
5-16-52
Elizabeth, New Jersey
IGLESIAS, MANUEL
T-26-55
Cuba
JAKABOSKI, ROSEANNE
10-27-31
Stanford, Connecticut
AKO, DR. GEZA J.
8-9-30
Budapest, Hungary
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM S.
2-15-22
Waterbury, Connecticut
JONSSON, BO BORJE
11-26-43
Stockholm, Sweden
JASA, PAUL
7-8-34
Czechoslovakia
JASA, ZORKA
2-14-24
Brno, Czechoslovakia
KAFARSKI, MITCHELL I.
12-15-17
Detroit, Michigan
KAFARSKI, ZOFIA J. F.
3-9-31
Poland
KALBA, MYROSLAW
2-1-16
Ukraine
KALM, ARNE
4-4-36
Estonia
KALOSHA, KONSTANTIN
2-25-24
Nahorno, Byelorussia
KALYNYK, VALENTINA
4-23-18
Ukraine
KANTOR, GEORGE N.
4-19-16
Palmerton, Pennsylvania
KANTOR, MARY
8-13-23
Slovakia
LAO, FUMEI
11-17-42
Taiwan, China
KAO, DR. TZU-MIN
3-16-39
Taiwan, China
APPENDIX "F" p.6
5/16/75
KASPAR-PATY, JAROSLAV
12-23-03
Czechoslovakia
KELLY, WILLIAM P.
9-9-41
New York City
KEYDEL, KURT R.
10-3-04
Detroit, Michigan
KHANG, BROTHER THADDEUS
PHAM GUY
7-15-44
Vietnam
KIELICH, CHRISTINA M.
6-4-51
Buffalo, New York
KIM, DR. CHARLES C.
3-2-38
Korea
KIPEL, VITAUT
5-30-27
MINSK, BYELORUSSIA
KOBELINSKI, MITCHELL P.
8-1-28
Chicago, Illinois
KOIVA, MATI
2-3-36
Estonia
Name
Social Security No.
Birth Date
Birth Place
V.ORSTS, DR. MILDA
1-29-11
Riga, Latvia
KORSTS, VOLDEMARS
10-4-09
Sloka, Latvia
KOSZTOLNIK, RAFAEL A.
8-26-28
Debrecen, Hungary
MOVACEVICH, ARI M.
7-3-17
DeKalb, Illinois
KURS, ARGO
8-9-31
Tallinn, Estonia
APPENDIX "F" p.7
5/16/75
LABRADA. DR. NOHEMI C.
1-24-07
Cuba
YA
CASA, ARMANDO
1-16-36
Los Killas, Cuba
LA FOREST, GERARD
8-27-20
LEE, LAWRENCE
6-5-55
Washington, D.C.
LENARD, COL. CASIMIR
3-10-18
Chicago, Illinois
LOBE, BERTHA
10-29-17
Cleveland, Ohio
LOCKE, BARRY M.
12-21-30
Boston, Massachusetts
LU, ALBERT
7-9-05
Chicago, Illinois
MAC ARTHUR, ELENA P.
4-2-20
UFA, Russia
MACK, THOMAS
5-15-24
Pa.
MC CALL, CELESTE
6-8-44
New York City
MAJOROS, DR. MARTON
10-26-30
Hungary
MANOOGIAN, WILLIAM M.
3-29-46
FRESNO, California
MARGOSIAN, JACOB
5-31-26
Detroit, Michigan
VMARKOWSKI, STEVEN
5-18-13
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MARTIN, GAYE A.
5-8-48
Logansport. Indiana
MASNYK, OLGA S.
5-1-32
Poland
MENDJUK, SOYA
7-22-22
Istanbul, Turkey,
MEYER, GEORGE
9-19-1897
Russia
MICKWITZ, JULIANA
5-15-1889
Russia
MIGONIS, EVA M.
12-18-23
Poolville. New York
MILLER, ANGELA
2-9-18
Columbia
MONTIEL, JOSINA
8-28-07
BuenosAires, Argentina
MONTIEL, ESPARANZA
7-12-35
Buenos Aires, Argentina
MROTEK, RYSZARO S.
7-13-32
Lwow, Poland
MURAKEOZY, MIA
(Teenager)
12-21-61
Arlington, Va.
APPENDIX "F" p.8
5/16/75
NAZARENKO, LT. COL. NICHOLAS
12-19-11
Cossackia
NETEROWICZ, EVA
3-7-54
Reading, England
NICOLAIE, ARISTIDE
1-23-21
Romania
WIEMCZYK, JULIAN M.
8-26-20
Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
NIEMCZYK, MARGARET
8-18-26
Lansford, Pennsylvania
RISI, MARCELLO
4-18-24
Italy
NOSSA, GEORGE
5-11-22
Columbia
NOWSIWSKY, IRENE 0.
3-5-38
Ukraine
OKSAS, CASIMIR G.
5-27-25
Chicago, Illinois
ORLUK, ANTHONY
7-4-10
CHELSEA, Massachusetts
ORLUK, FRANCES
12-6-15
Chelsea, Massachusetts
ORUCI. HAMDI H.
3-1-23
Albania
PADANYI-GULYAS, EUGENE
5-21-75
Tecso, Hungary
JAIGE, RALPH K.
10-10-14
DeKalb, Illinois
PASZTOR, LASZLO
9-1-21
Hungary
PAVICHEVICH, PETER
7-22-22
Yugoslavia
PEDAJAS, HARRI
2-19-24
Estonia
PERK, HON. RALPH J.
1-19-19
Cleveland, Ohio
PETROV, GEORG A.
1-5-26
Bulgaria
PLEVA, ROBERT M.
\
PLEER, ILMAR
3-8-26
Estonia
POMEROY, JOHN
5-8-41
Seattle, Washington
Plonski, Joseph A'.
12-1-18
Bayonne, N. J.
POSTUPACK, STEPHEN
3-9-31
Macadoo, Pennsylvania
Portaluppi, Charles
3-4-21
Rhode Island
PRICE, JOY B.
12-26-43
Long Branch, New Jersey
PRICE, SCHERMEN D.
11-23-30
Chicago, Illinois
PROVENCIO, J. R.
9-14-25
Juarez, Mexico
PRZYBOJEWSKI, FRANK
7-28-48
Cleveland, Ohio
Puronas, Pranask
9-21-99
Lithuania
JUST. AUGUST B.
2-22-38
Slovenia, Yugoslavia
Renko, Steve
8-12-52
Zagreb, Yugoslavia
APPENDIX "F" p. 9
5/16/75
Name
Social Security No.
Birth Date
Birth P*
SABATINI. GLORIA R.
'7-15-27
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SABATINI, FREDERICK A.
10-16-37
Chicago, Illinois
SANDOVAL, DR. MIGUEL ANGEL
6-23-24
Havana, Cuba
SCOTT, Mrs. NANCY
12-18-43
Pennsylvania
SEFFER, DR. UROSH E.
12-6-13
Yugoslavia
SCOTT, WILLIAM
2-18-29
Virginia
SHMORHUN, JOHN G.
8-31-25
Cracow, Poland
SHUTT, JAMES W.
7-1-48
Omaha, Nebraska
SKUBIK, STEPHEN J.
4-4-16
Pennsylvania
SLUSZKA, VALERIE
11-28-16
Wilkes-Barre.Pennsylvania
shook, ROMAN
3-23-98
UKRAINE
SNAVELY, BARBARA M.
8-5-47
Waterloo, Iowa
SOSNOWSKI, LEW
1-10-24
SOTIRHOS, ESTELLE
9-8-40
Newark, New Jersey
SMILTE, MICHAEL
9-14-14
Philadelphia, PA
SOTIRHOS, MICHAEL
5-12-28
New York City
STANKIEVIC, RAISA
11-23-41
Byelorussia
STASYS, REV. ADOLFAS
10-23-05
Vikniai, Lithuania
STEINMANIS, VILMA
5-3-02
RIGA, Latvia
STELLA, FRANK D.
1-21-19
PENNSYLVANIA
STEPANOVICH, NICK
8-17-07
East Chicago, Indiana
V STOKES, INESE
11-22-42
Latvia
STREIPS, KARLIS
7-26-60
Chicago, Illinois
SUK, SONIA
12-7-19
Seoul, Korea
APPENDIX "F" p.10
5/16/75
SZCZESNIAK, WALTER S.
2-4-11
Dedham, Massachusetts
SZMAGALA, TARAS G.
5-5-33
Cleveland, Ohio
SZOSTAK, JOHN
4-3-42
Germany
W.
TABA, JOHN F.
6-3-21
Dunapatat, Hungary
LIAI, DR. DWAN
6-6-41
China
TAKES GUN, FRANK
TANZONE, DANIEL F.
IIIIIIII
5-19-08
Crow Agency, Montana
A TALANDIS, JONAS JOHN
8-24-27
Lithuania
4-1-47
Yonkers, New York
TAO. WESLEY
11-23-24
Shanghai, China
TASHJIAN, DR. JAMES H.
7-4-26
Boston, Massachusetts
TRUBINSKY, JOSEPH C.
2-14-23
Czechoslovakia
TSU, DR. JOHN B.
1-12-24
China
TSUNGU, MAHMOUD I.
5-23-13
Elbasan, Albania
URBONAS, JONAS
2-10-25
Lithuania
VALIS, DR. ALDONA F.
5-1-24
Lithuania
WHITE HOUSE LIST -- W
WANG, DR. JAMES Y.A.
7-23-26
Shanghai, China
WASS DE CZEGE, NANCY
12-11-44
Madison, Wisconsin
WASS DE CZEGE, MILKOS
1-13-43
Kolozsvar, Hungary
Miedenmayer, Joseph
11-23-49
Rome, Italy (photographer)
WEIS, DARLENE
5-1-37
Wisconsin
KocHoK, STEPHANIE
5-6-17
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
IN, JOHN K.
7-9-35
Tientsin, China
DR. DIOSDADO M.
12-5-07
Baybayheyte, Philippines.
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ZADROZNY, DR. MITCHELL G.
12-23-23
Chicago, 111.
VEAGARSKAS, VYTAUTAS
7-24-52
Cleveland, Ohio
JAIMI, NEJI
5-14-17
Albania
INSMAYER, THOMAS FRANCIS
2-12-52
Cleveland, Ohio
IURYS. EUGENE J., JR.
4-6-34
New Haven, Connecticut
ZOTO. NICHOLAS A.
5-23-07
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
ZUKOWSKY, DR. ANTHONY
9-27-04
Ukraine
White House List - Supplemental
Name
Social Security No.
Birth Date
Birth Place
VALIBERTI, Joan M.
12-28-42
Everett, Mass.
BENTLEY, Helen D.
11-28-23
Nevada
BERVETTI, Vincent
5-5-12
New York
CHANG, Walter W.
4-14-36
China
ENGEL, Gertrude
3-10-12
Toronto, Canada
IVANCEVICH, Anthony N.
7-23-05
Zara, Italy
LOPEZ, John K.
2-4-34
E. Chicago, Indian:
PADZIESKI, Frank C.
10-4-08
Boston, Pa.
PEREZ, H. Hugo
2-23-23
Guatamala
ZAPARACKAS, Algis
4-4-40
Kaunas, Lithuania
CARPIN, JULIA
7-26-01
CANADA
GRIFFIN, EVELYN
1/5/18
PETRUZZELLI, NICHOLAS
7/17/12
MOLINA, RAYMOND J.
Note: A list of White House staff attending the reception was
not available for inclusion in the Daily Diary.
IRANIAN RECIPROCAL RECEPTION AND DINNER
IRANIAN EMBASSY
APPENDIX "G"
May 16, 1975
GUEST LIST
The President and Mrs. Ford
Their Imperial Majesties
The Shahanshah and The Shahbanou of Iran
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Burger
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Kissinger
H.E. The Ambassador of Nicaragua, , Sevilla Sacassa
H. E. Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi, Ambassador from Iran to the
United States
Senator and Mrs. John Sparkman (D-Alabama)
Senator and Mrs. Mike Mansfield (D-Montana)
Senator and Mrs. Barry Goldwater (R-Arizona)
Senator and Mrs. Frank Church (D-Idaho)
Senator and Mrs. Hugh Scott (R-Pennslvania)
Senator and Mrs. Edward Kennedy (D-Massachusettes)
Senator and Mrs. George McGovern (D-S. Dakate)
Senator and Mrs. Charles Percy (R-Illinois)
Congresswoman Millicent Fenwick (R-New Jersey)
The Honorable and Mrs. Philip Buchen , Counsel to the President
The Honorable and Mrs. Robert Hartmann, Counsellor to the President
Lt. General and Mrs. Brent Scoweroft , Deputy Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
Deputy Secretary of Defense and Mrs. Clements
The Chief of Protocol and Mrs. Catto
Ambassador and Mrs, Richard Helms , Ambassador from the U.S. to Iran
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The Honorable and Mrs. William Rogers, former Secrtary of State
The Honorable and Mrs. Loy Henderson, , Director of the Center
Washington, D.C.
for Diplomacy and Foreign Policy, American University,
Mr. and Mrs. William Codus
Mr. and Mrs. William Paley (Chairman of the Board CBS)
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Goodman (Chairman of the Board NBC)
Mrs. Katharine Graham, Publisher, The Washington Post newspaper, and
Chairman of the Board of the The Washington Post Company, Washington,
Mr. and D.C. Mrs. Joe Allbritton, Publisher of the Washington Star-News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett , columnist, Chicago Sun-Times
Mr. and Mrs. James Reston, Vice-President, New York Times, Washington,
D.C.
Miss Barbara Walters, news commentatory, CBS-TV, the Today show
H.E. Abbas Ali Khalatbari, Minister of Foreign Affairs
H.E. Abdolhossein Samiy, Minister of Science and Higher Education
Mrs. Adele Diba, Lady-in-Waiting to Her Imperial Majesty,
The Shahbanou of Iran
Lt. General Mohsen Hashemi-Nejad, Chief of the Military Household
and General Military Aide to His Imperial Majesty, The
Shahanshah Aryamohr
H.E. Hormoz Gharib, Grand Master of Ceremonies to His Imperial
Majesty, The Shahanshah Aryamehr
H.E. Karim Pasha Bahadori, Chief of the Private Secretariat of
Her Imperial Majesty, The Shahbanou of Iran
Lt. General Dr. Abdol-Karim Ayadi, Private Physician
Lt. General Mansour Afkham Ebrahimi, Military Aide to His Impurial
Majesty, The Shahanshah Aryamehr
APPENDIX "G" -3
5/16/75
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H.E. Shojaedin Shafa, Vice Minister of the Imperial Court
Lt. General Ali Mohammad Khademi
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