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TABLE OF CONTENTS Scope and Content Note……………………………………………………………...... v Reel Index

Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders, 1974-1977

Reel 1……………………………………………………………………………. 1

Reel 2……………………………………………………………………………. 2

Reel 3……………………………………………………………………………. 3

Reel 4……………………………………………………………………………. 4

Memoranda of Conversations, 1973-1977

Reel 4 cont……………………………………………………………………….. 4

Reel 5……………………………………………………………………………. 8

Reel 6……………………………………………………………………………. 12

Reel 7……………………………………………………………………………. 15

Reel 8……………………………………………………………………………. 19

Reel 9……………………………………………………………………………. 23

Reel 10…………………………………………………………………………….26

Reel 11…………………………………………………………………………….30

Reel 12…………………………………………………………………………….35

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders, 1974-1977 The Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders is one of many subcollections that comprise the National Security Adviser Files. The subcollection described here concerns letters and telegrams exchanged between President Ford and leaders from sixty-four countries. The materials address regional issues as well as issues specific to individual countries and are arranged alphabetically by country and then by name of foreign leader.

The Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders includes material prepared for and by the National Security Adviser and the National Security Council staff. Letters, telegrams, memoranda, notes, and drafts of messages make up the bulk of the collection.

The collection consists primarily of letters, many of them originals, sent by foreign leaders to

President Ford and copies of letters and messages sent by President Ford to foreign leaders. Many folders contain supporting materials used in drafting President Ford’s letters and telegrams.

The Presidential correspondence ranges from routine courtesy messages to substantive letters on many foreign policy issues. The routine communications, for example, convey congratulations on the assumption of office, invitations to visit, and greetings on national holidays. The substantive letters and telegrams address a wide-range of topics such as Angola and the administration’s policy in Africa, the British financial crisis, Cambodia, economic summit meetings, the Middle East peace process, nuclear proliferation, trade, OPEC and oil prices, Cyprus, Spain’s shift to democracy, NATO, the final months in South Vietnam, and Soviet influence in Africa and Asia.

Major correspondents include Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau of Canada, Premier Chiang Ching-kuo of the Republic of China (Taiwan), President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, President Valery Giscard d’Estaing of France, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of the German Democratic Republic (West Germany), the Shah of Iran, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel, Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy, Prime Minister Takeo Miki of Japan, President Park Chung Hee of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), President William Tolbert of Liberia, Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan, Premier Chou En-lai of the People's Republic of China, King Faisal and King Khalid of Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Prime Minister James Callaghan of the United Kingdom, President Nguyen Van Thieu of the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam), and President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia.

Memoranda of Conversations, 1973-1977

The Memoranda of Conversations (memcons) is one of many subcollections that comprise the National Security Adviser Files. The bulk of the memcons are based on Brent Scowcroft’s notes from meetings he attended in his capacity as Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and then Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. In these meetings, Scowcroft took notes on topics pertaining to foreign affairs and national security matters. His notes are not complete verbatim transcripts of conversations and at times appear to be somewhat selective. The notes often include extended quotes from the participants, but occasionally they compress

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portions of conversations into single sentences such as “Discussion of floating interest rates” or “Described the Angola proposal.”

Following the meetings, Scowcroft had his notes typed up in transcript form. Because Scowcroft’s handwriting was often difficult for his secretaries to decipher, an NSC staff assistant, usually Peter Rodman, would compile the first draft of the memcons. The person drafting the memcons would on occasion make editorial changes to the transcript, such as turning Scowcroft’s notes into complete sentences. In other instances, blank spaces were left in the final draft when Scowcroft’s handwriting proved indecipherable.

In his book Presidential Command: Power, Leadership, and the Making of Foreign Policy from Richard Nixon to George Bush (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2009, page 86), Peter Rodman provides a description and analysis of the memcons:

The frequent Oval Office meetings between the new president and his secretary of state were remarkable, as Kissinger has said, for their lack of psychological undercurrents, complexes, or hidden motivations. Brent Scowcroft took rough notes of these meetings, and when they are declassified they will show a relationship of complete openness and mutual confidence. Kissinger kept nothing back, briefing Ford fully on events and personalities and strategies he was proposing. Ford grasped it easily and expressed his own preferences forthrightly. Where foreign policy issues had domestic political repercussions -- for example, in the debate over detente with the Soviet Union, or majority rule in Southern Africa -- Ford conveyed his judgment of his political circumstances and their implications. Where there was a congressional dimension, Ford himself was the master and educated his subordinates in the ins and outs and personalities that he knew better than anyone. Rough as Scowcroft's notes were, these records will show a relationship of trust and a fullness of deliberation going to the heart of the most sensitive issues of the period.

The collection chronicles the practice of diplomacy and presidential decision-making at the highest level. There are more than 1,000 memcons addressing US foreign policy and national security issues during the latter part of the Nixon administration through the entire Ford administration. The memcons are primarily from Presidential meetings in which President Nixon and President Ford met with foreign heads of state and officials, Cabinet members, White House staff members, Congressional leaders, American ambassadors, senior intelligence and national security officials, heads of federal agencies, and other distinguished foreign and American visitors, as well as many private consultative meetings with Henry Kissinger and Brent Scowcroft. While the majority of memcons are from meetings held in Washington, the collection also has memcons from a number of Presidential trips overseas. Several of the memcons are from non-presidential meetings in which Henry Kissinger or Brent Scowcroft was the lead participant. The discussions documented in the memcons are mostly substantive, but on occasion cover lighter fare. Many of the meetings discussed multiple topics and were often very candid, such as when participants were critical of other people’s actions and abilities. Topics addressed in the memcons run the gamut of US foreign policy and national security issues and touch on US relations with many countries from all regions of the world.

The collection’s largest topic is the Middle East, in particular US-Israeli relations and the interim Sinai Agreement between Egypt and Israel. There is information on US policy toward Israel

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and how this policy fit into the administration’s overall policy for the region, and Israeli concerns about US policy toward Israel and the region. Of particular interest are the numerous discussions between President Ford and Henry Kissinger in which they formulate policy and strategy and candidly express their frustrations with Israel’s negotiating tactics and strategy during the peace process. There is also much information on the roles and interests of Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iran, Jordan, and Lebanon.

Another major topic is East–West relations, in particular US-Soviet relations. There is information on the Vladivostok Summit, Congressional legislation linking US trade policy to Soviet emigration quotas, arms control and SALT negotiations, grain sales, and cultural exchanges. There is also information on the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe and US relations with other Eastern European countries, most notably Poland, Romania, and Yugoslavia.

The memcons also provide much information on US relations with Western Europe. The materials address diplomatic and economic relations with key allies such as the United Kingdom, West Germany, and France, and multilateral relations with the European Community within the context of NATO and the economic summit meetings. There are important materials on political events in Portugal and Italy, Spain’s transition to democracy, and the Greek-Turkish conflict in Cyprus, including the Turkish arms embargo.

In regard to Asia and the Pacific, there is information on the prospective normalization of relations between the US and the People’s Republic of China and the impact on US-Taiwanese relations, US involvement and withdrawal from Vietnam, and the Mayaguez Incident. There is also good material on US relations with key allies such as Japan, Thailand, South Korea, Philippines, and Indonesia, as well the fragile relationship between India and Pakistan.

In terms of Africa, the memcons primarily focus on the move to independence and the establishment of a new government in Angola, and the transition to majority rule in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe. There is also information on the regional roles and interests of Zaire, Zambia, and South Africa.

For Latin America, the most substantive materials pertain to US relations with Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Mexico, and Panama. Topics include economic assistance, energy, trade, narcotics control, and the Panama Canal treaty negotiations.

The collection also contains information on a variety of other foreign policy and national security issues, including military base negotiations, mutual defense agreements, arms transfers, the defense budget, the intelligence investigations and the subsequent reorganization of the intelligence community, the US role in a post-Vietnam world, and the impact of the 1976 presidential campaign on foreign policy.

REEL INDEX

The following index is a guide to the folders and contents of the microfilm publication entitled Gerald R. Ford and Foreign Affairs, Part 1: National Security Adviser’s Files, Section 2: Presidential Correspondence with Foreign Leaders, 1974-1977. The Reel Index includes the folder number and folder title. The documents within each folder have been filmed as they are arranged at the Library.

PRESIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH FOREIGN LEADERS, 1974-1977

REEL 1 Folder #

[1] Afghanistan - Prime Minister Daoud

[2] Algeria - President Boumediene

[3] Argentina - President Peron

[4] Argentina - President Jorge Rafael Videla

[5] Australia - Prime Minister Fraser

[6] Austria - President Rudolf Kirchschlaeger

[7] Belgium - King Baudouin I

[8] Brazil - President Geisel

[9] Bulgaria - Chairman Todor Zhivkov

[10] Cambodia - President Lon Nol

[11] Canada - Prime Minister Trudeau

[12] Central African Republic - Marshal Jean-Bedel Bokassa

[13] Chad - President Malloum Bey-Ndi

[14] China, Republic of - Premier Chiang Ching-kuo

[15] Cyprus - President Clerides

[16] Egypt - President Sadat (1)

[17] Egypt - President Sadat (2)

[18] France - Prime Minister Barre

[19] France - President Giscard d’Estaing (1)



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[22] Germany (FRG) - Chancellor Schmidt (1)



[25] Ghana - General Acheampong

[26] Greece - Prime Minister Caramanlis

[27] Guatemala - President Kjell Laugerud Garcia

[28] Guinea, Republic of - President Ahmed Sekou Toure

[29] Indonesia - President Suharto

REEL 2 Folder #

[30] Iran - The Shah (1)

[31] Iran - The Shah (2)

[32] Ireland - Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave

[33] Israel - President Katzir

[34] Israel - Prime Minister Rabin

[35] Italy - President Leone

[36] Italy - Prime Minister Aldo Moro

[37] Japan - Emperor Hirohito

[38] Japan - Prime Minister Miki (1)

[39] Japan - Prime Minister Miki (2)

[40] Japan - Prime Minister Sato

[41] Jordan - King Hussein

[42] Kenya - President Kenyatta

[43] Korea - President Park (1)

[44] Korea - President Park (2)

[45] Lebanon - President Frangie

[46] Lebanon - President Sarkis

[47] Liberia - President Tolbert (1)

[48] Liberia - President Tolbert (2)

[49] Luxembourg - Prime Minister Thorn

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[50] Malawi - President Banda

[51] Mexico - President Echeverria

[52] Morocco - King Hassan

[53] Mozambique - President Samora Moises Machel

[54] Netherlands - Prime Minister Johannes den Uyl

[55] Norway - Prime Minister Bratteli

[56] Oman - Sultan Qaboos

[57] Pakistan - Prime Minister Bhutto (1)

REEL 3 Folder #



[60] People’s Republic of China - Premier Hua Kuo-feng

[61] People’s Republic of China - Premier Chou En-lai

[62] Philippines - President Marcos

[63] Poland - First Secretary Edward Gierek

[64] Portugal - President Gomes

[65] Saudi Arabia - King Faisal

[66] Saudi Arabia - King Khalid

[67] Senegal - President Senghor

[68] Singapore - Prime Minister Lee

[69] Somalia - President Mohamed Siad Barre

[70] Spain - King Juan Carlos

[71] Sri Lanka - Prime Minister Bandaranaike

[72] Sudan - President Jaafar Mohamed Nimeiri

[73] Syria - President Asad

[74] Tanzania - President Julius Nyerere

[75] Tunisia - President Bourguiba

[76] Turkey - President Koruturk

[77] Turkey - Prime Minister Demirel

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[78] Turkey - Prime Minister Ecevit

[79] United Arab Emirates - President Zayid bin Sultan al-Nuhayan

[80] United Kingdom - Prime Minister James Callaghan

[81] United Kingdom - Prime Minister Harold Wilson (1)



[84] United Kingdom - Queen Elizabeth II

[85] USSR - Leonid I. Brezhnev

[86] USSR - Nikolas Podgorny

[87] Vatican - Pope Paul VI

[88] Venezuela - President Carlos A. Perez

REEL 4 Folder # [89] Vietnam - President Nguyen Van Thieu

[90] Yugoslavia - President Tito

[91] Yugoslavia - Prime Minister Dzemal Bijedic

[92] Zaire, Republic of - President Mobutu

[93] Zambia - President Kenneth Kaunda

MEMORANDA OF CONVERSATIONS, 1973-1977 REEL 4 cont. Folder # Nixon Administration

[94] Undated (Nixon Administration)

[95] January 5, 1973 - President Nixon, Israeli President Zalman Shasar

[96] January 5, 1973 - Nixon, Republic of China Officials

[97] January 31, 1973 - Nixon, Former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato

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[98] February 5, 1973 - Nixon, Coast Guard Aide A. R. Larzelere

[99] February 8, 1973 - Nixon, Treasury Secretary George Shultz, Charles J. DiBona

[100] February 10, 1973 - Nixon, Vice President Agnew

[101] February 12, 1973 - Nixon, USSR Food Industry Representative Voldemar Lein

[102] February 13, 1973 - Nixon, Ambassador John Scali (UN)

[103] February 14, 1973 - Nixon, Ambassador Richard Helms (Iran)

[104] February 15, 1973 - Nixon, General Andrew Goodpaster (SACEUR)

[105] February 15, 1973 - Nixon, Defense Secretary Elliot Richardson

[106] February 15, 1973 - Nixon, H.R. Haldeman

[107] February 16, 1973 - Cabinet Meeting, EC Commissioner Christopher Soames

[108] February 23, 1973 - Nixon, Hafiz Ismail (handwritten notes only, no memcon)

[109] March 1, 1973 - Nixon, Kissinger, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir

[110] March 3, 1973 - Kissinger, Elliot Richardson

[111] March 8, 1973 - NSC Meeting (handwritten notes only, no memcon)

[112] March 9, 1973 - Nixon, Ambassador John Irwin (France)

[113] March 14, 1973 - Kissinger, Charles DiBona

[114] March 16, 1973 - Kissinger, Elliot Richardson

[115] March 17, 1973 - Nixon, Irish Ambassador Warnock

[116] March 20, 1973 - Nixon, NSF Dir Guy Stever, Soviet Academician Vadim A. Trapeznikov

[117] March 21, 1973 - Nixon, Soviet Women’s Gymnastics Team

[118] March 23, 1973 - Scowcroft, OMB Director Roy Ash, Deputy Director Fred Malek

[119] March 29, 1973 - Kissinger, Treasury Secretary George Shultz

[120] April 11, 1973 - Kissinger, Elliot Richardson

[121] April 11, 1973 - Nixon, POW/MIA Coordinator Roger Shields

[122] April 12, 1973 - NSC Meeting

[123] April 13, 1973 - Nixon, Japanese Prefecture Governors

[124] April 14, 1973 - Kissinger, Fred Ikle (ACDA)

[125] May 1, 1973 - Kissinger, Leonard Garment

[126] May 8, 1973 - Nixon, Pele

[127] May 8, 1973 - Nixon, Senate Commerce Committee Members Who Met with Brezhnev

[128] May 15, 1973 - Nixon, Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie

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[129] May 17, 1973 - Nixon, Mustafizur Rahman Siddiqi (Bangladesh)

[130] May 17, 1973 - Nixon, Widows of U.S. Diplomats Murdered in Khartoum

[131] May 18, 1973 - Cabinet Meeting


[133] June 5, 1973 - Nixon, Liberian President William R. Tolbert, Jr.

[134] June 7, 1973 - Cabinet Meeting

[135] June 28, 1973 - Kissinger, CIA Employee

[136] June 30, 1973 - Congressional Delegation to PRC

[137] July 2, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Moorer

[138] July 3, 1973 - Kissinger, Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz

[139] July 6, 1973 - Kissinger, PRC Ambassador Huang Chen

[140] July 11, 1973 - Scowcroft, PRC officials




[144] July 30, 1973 - Nixon, Nicaraguan Ambassador Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa

[145] July 30, 1973 - Nixon, General Ryan (Air Force)

[146] August 2, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[147] August 2, 1973 - Nixon, Gabon President Bongo

[148] August 3, 1973 - Kissinger, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board


[150] August 9, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Pentagon Group

[151] August 17, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, John S. Foster (DOD)

[152] August 31, 1973 - Kissinger, French Defense Minister Galley

[153] September 5, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[154] September 6, 1973 - Department of Justice Attorneys, Alan J. Hruska re Halperin Case

[155] September 14, 1973 - Kissinger, Moorer

[156] September 15, 1973 - Scowcroft, Pakistani Ambassador Sultan Khan

[157] September 21, 1973 - Nixon, SEATO Secretary General Sunthorn

[158] September 27, 1973 - Nixon, GOP Leadership

[159] September 28, 1973 - Nixon, Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan (India)

[160] September 29, 1973 - Nixon, FRG Chancellor Willy Brandt

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[161] October 2, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer

[162] October 4, 1973 - Cabinet Meeting

[163] October 9, 1973 - Kissinger, Haig, Ziegler

[164] October 9, 1973 - WSAG Meeting

[165] October 10, 1973 - Nixon, Congressional Leadership


[167] October 15, 1973 - Nixon, Upper Volta President Lamizana




[171] October 24, 1973 - Kissinger, Clements, Moorer

[172] October 24, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Moorer, Colby


[174] November 3, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer

[175] November 6, 1973 - Cabinet Meeting

[176] November 12, 1973 - Nixon, Kissinger, Senator Jacob Javits

[177] November 12, 1973 - Nixon, Chuck Connors

[178] November 14, 1973 - Nixon, USSR Environmental Experts

[179] November 15, 1973 - Nixon, Cambodian Foreign Minister Long Boret

[180] November 23, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[181] November 27, 1973 - Nixon, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[182] November 29, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer

[183] November 29, 1973 - Nixon, Representatives Robert H. Steele and Louis Frey, Jr.

[184] November 29, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer, Kenneth Rush

[185] December 5, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[186] December 5, 1973 - Cabinet Meeting

[187] December 12, 1973 - George Shultz, Claude Brinegar, Melvin Laird, Bryce Harlow

[188] December 12, 1973 - Scowcroft, Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz

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REEL 5 Folder #

[189] December 14, 1973 - Nixon, Apostolic Delegate Jean Jadot

[190] December 18, 1973 - Nixon, Senator James McClure

[191] December 19, 1973 - Nixon, Schlesinger, OMB Director Roy Ash

[192] December 22, 1973 - Nixon, Schlesinger, Joint Chiefs


[194] December 28, 1973 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer

[195] January 8, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[196] January 10, 1974 - Kissinger, Senators Bartlett, Fannin, Hansen

[197] January 16, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Anthony D. Marshall (Kenya)

[198] January 17, 1974 - Nixon, British Ambassador Earl of Cromer

[199] January 21, 1974 - Nixon, Bipartisan Leadership

[200] January 22, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer

[201] January 23, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[202] January 24, 1974 - NSC Meeting

[203] February 1, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[204] February 7, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Walter Stoessel (USSR)

[205] February 7, 1974 - Nixon, Saudi Ambassador Al Sowayel

[206] February 8, 1974 - Nixon, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board

[207] February 9, 1974 - Nixon, Kissinger, George Shultz, William Simon

[208] February 11, 1974 - Nixon, Albert Schweitzer Hospital Committee

[209] February 21, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[210] February 28, 1974 - Nixon, Ernesto Navarro Richardson

[211] February 28, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Shirley Temple Black (Ghana)

[212] March 6, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[213] March 8, 1974 - Nixon, GOP Congressional Leadership

[214] March 8, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[215] March 8, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Moorer

[216] March 11, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Joint Chiefs

[217] March 19, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[218] March 26, 1974 - Nixon, Andrew Goodpaster (SACEUR)

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[220] March 28, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Philip W. Manhard

[221] March 28, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Henry J. Tasca (Greece)

[222] March 30, 1974 - Scowcroft, PRC officials

[223] April 2, 1974 - Nixon, Commerce Secretary Frederick B. Dent

[224] April 4, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Marion Smoak

[225] April 11, 1974 - Nixon, Algerian President Boumediene

[226] April 17, 1974 - Nixon, Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz

[227] April 18, 1974 - Nixon, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi

[228] April 19, 1974 - Nixon, Egyptian Ambassador Ashraf Ghorbal

[229] April 23, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[230] April 24, 1974 - Nixon, Vice President Ford, Kissinger, Congressional Leadership

[231] April 29, 1974 - Cabinet, Haig, St. Clair (Watergate)

[232] May 8, 1974 - Scowcroft, Dr. Harold Agnew (Los Alamos)

[233] May 9, 1974 - Nixon, Republican Congressional Leadership

[234] May 15, 1974 - Nixon, John Thomas (handwritten notes only)

[235] May 21, 1974 - Nixon, Japanese Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira

[236] May 21, 1974 - Nixon Message to Brezhnev

[237] May 22, 1974 - Nixon, CENTO Foreign Ministers

[238] May 23, 1974 - Nixon, Senators Long and Bennett (summary of the discussion and background documents)

[239] May 23, 1974 - Nixon, Soviet Parliamentary Delegation

[240] May 23, 1974 - Nixon, Pakistani Foreign Minister Aziz Ahmed

[241] May 28, 1974 - Nixon, Delegation of Soviet Governors

[242] May 28, 1974 - Nixon, Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynin


[244] May 31, 1974 - Nixon, Kissinger, Alexander Haig

[245] May 31, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador Ross Adair (Ethiopia)

[246] May 31, 1974 - Nixon, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[247] June 1, 1974 - Nixon, UN Sec Gen Kurt Waldheim, USUN Ambassador John Scali

[248] June 6, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador John Volpe (Italy)

[249] June 6, 1974 - Nixon, Kissinger, Saudi Prince Fahd

[250] June 6, 1974 - Nixon, Schlesinger

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[251] June 11, 1974 - Nixon, Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky

[252] June 13, 1974 - Kissinger, General Guay (Defense Attache in Cairo)

[253] June 15, 1974 - Kissinger, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Umar al-Saqqaf

[254] June 15, 1974 - Kissinger, Crown Prince Khalid, Other Saudi Officials

[255] June 17, 1974 - Nixon, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin

[256] June 18, 1974 - Nixon, Jordan’s King Hussein


[258] June 20, 1974 - Nixon, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership


[260] June 22, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[261] June 26, 1974 - Nixon, Italian Prime Minister Mariano Rumor

[262] June 28 - July 3, 1974 - Moscow Summit Private and Plenary Sessions (handwritten notes)

[263] July 9, 1974 - Nixon, William Simon

[264] July 9, 1974 - Nixon, Ambassador James Hodgson (Japan)

[265] July 10, 1974 - Nixon, Joint Congressional Leadership

[266] July 11, 1974 - Nixon, Portugal’s President Antonio de Spinola

[267] July 11, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[268] July 30, 1974 - Nixon, William Simon


[270] August 2, 1974 - Nixon, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board

[271] August 3, 1974 - Kissinger, William Simon, Arthur Burns, Robert Ingersoll, Thomas Enders)

Ford Administration

[272] August 9, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Arab Envoys

[273] August 9, 1974 - Ford, South Vietnamese Ambassador Tran Kim Phuong

[274] August 9, 1974 - Ford, PRC Ambassador Huang Chen

[275] August 9, 1974 - Ford, Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz

[276] August 10, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[277] August 12, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger

[278] August 13, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Joint Chiefs


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[282] August 15, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Senators Jackson, Javits, and Ribicoff


[284] August 16, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Jordanian King Hussein


[286] August 20, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leaders

[287] August 21, 1974 - Ford, Congressional Black Caucus

[288] August 21, 1974 - Ford, Indian Ambassador Triloki Nath Kaul

[289] August 21, 1974 - Ford, Iranian Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi

[290] August 21, 1974 - Ford, Lt. Gen. Daniel (“Chappie”) James

[291] August 21, 1974 - Ford, Pakistani Ambassador Yaqub-Khan

[292] August 23, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Syrian Foreign Minister Khaddam


[294] August 24, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, French Ambassador Kosciusko-Morizet




[298] August 27, 1974 - Ford, Romanian Presidential Counselor Pungan



[301] August 29, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Umar al-Saqqaf

[302] August 29, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Mexican Foreign Secretary Emilio Rabasa


[304] September 5, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Jerrold Schecter (TIME Magazine)

[305] September 6, 1974 - Ford, Ambassador Walter Annenberg (UK)

[306] September 6, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger

[307] September 6, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller

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[309] September 9, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Kurt Waldheim, USUN Officials

[310] September 10, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath

[311] September 10, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin


[313] September 12, 1974 - Ford, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership



[316] September 13, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Graham Martin (South Vietnam)




[320] September 14, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Stanley Resor (MBFR Negotiator)

[321] September 16, 1974 - Ford, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership, and Others

[322] September 17, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[323] September 17, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Butz, Ash, Greenspan


[325] September 18, 1974 - Ford, NATO Parliamentarians

[326] September 19, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Indian Foreign Minister Singh

[327] September 20, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Senator Henry Jackson

[328] September 21, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Argentine Foreign Minister Alberto Vignes


[330] September 21, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka

[331] September 21, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko

[332] September 24, 1974 - Ford, British Foreign Minister James Callaghan

[333] September 25, 1974 - Ford, Italian President Giovanni Leone, Foreign Minister Aldo Moro

[334] September 25, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik


[336] September 26, 1974 - Ford, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

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[337] September 26, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Italian President Giovanni Leone, Foreign Minister Aldo Moro

[338] September 26, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Colby, Vernon Walters

[339] September 26, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher

[340] September 28, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, French Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues


[342] September 29, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Brazilian Foreign Minister Silveira

[343] October 1, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Bangladesh Prime Minister Rahman

[344] October 4, 1974 – Ford, Kissinger

[345] October 5, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Australian Prime Minister Whitlam

[346] October 5, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Vuong Van Bac

[347] October 5, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Simon, Greenspan, Ash, Eberle, Seidman, Burns

[348] October 5, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmi

[349] October 7, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger

[350] October 7, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Archbishop Iakovos

[351] October 7, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, AID Officials

[352] October 7, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger


[354] October 8, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Edward Gierek of Poland

[355] October 10, 1974 - Ford, Schlesinger

[356] October 11, 1974 - Ford, Representative David Henderson, Five Other Representatives

[357] October 15, 1974 - Ford, Canadian Ambassador Marcel Cadieux

[358] October 15, 1974 - Ford, George Bush

[359] October 17, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Pakistani Foreign Minister Aziz Ahmed


[361] October 18, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Portuguese President Costa Gomes, Foreign Minister Mario Soares

[362] October 18, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Senators Jackson and Javits, Representative Charles Vanik


[364] October 21, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Mexican President Luis Echeverria

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[365] October 22, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[366] October 25, 1974 - Ford, NSF Director Guy Stever, Vladimir Kirillin (Deputy Chairman, USSR Council of Ministries)

[367] October 29, 1974 - Scowcroft, Georgetown University Undergraduates


[369] October 30, 1974 - Ford, Barbara Hutchison, Eugene Kopp

[370] October 31, 1974 - Ford, Schlesinger, Ash, Ogilvie

[371] November 5, 1974 - Ford, Liberian President William R. Tolbert

[372] November 6, 1974 - Ford, Ambassador John Sherman Cooper (GDR)

[373] November 6, 1974 - Ford, Israeli Minister and Charge Mordechai Shalev

[374] November 8, 1974 - Ford, Ambassador Kenneth Rush (France)

[375] November 10, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger

[376] November 11, 1974 - Ford, John McCone (Former DCI)


[378] November 12, 1974 - Ford, Ambassador David Bruce (North Atlantic Council)

[379] November 12, 1974 - Ford, Ambassador Shirley Temple Black (Ghana)

[380] November 12, 1974 - Ford, Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky



[383] November 13, 1974 - Kissinger, William Simon

[384] November 14, 1974 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[385] November 15, 1974 - Cabinet Meeting

[386] November 15, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger


[388] November 19, 1974 - Ford, Mayor of Tokyo Ryokichi Minobe

[389] November 19, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka

[390] November 20, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka

[391] November 22, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, South Korean President Park Chung-Hee

[392] November 24, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, USSR Leader Leonid Brezhnev

[393] November 25, 1974 - Ford, Schlesinger

[394] November 26, 1974 - Ford, Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz

[395] November 26, 1974 - Ford, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[396] November 27, 1974 - Ford, George Meany

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[397] December 2, 1974 - Ford, Linwood Holton

[398] December 3, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger

[399] December 3, 1974 - Ford, Senator John Sparkman

[400] December 3, 1974 - Ford, Senator John Stennis


[402] December 4, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre-Elliott Trudeau

[403] December 5, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt



[406] December 6, 1974 - Ford, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board

[407] December 6, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt

[408] December 7, 1974 - Ford, Energy Briefing Group



[411] December 9, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Allon


[413] December 11, 1974 - Ford, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[414] December 13, 1974 - Ford, Senator Harry Byrd

[415] December 13, 1974 - Ford, Senator Barry Goldwater

[416] December 14, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger REEL 7 Folder #

[417] December 15, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing, Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues (Meeting One)

[418] December 15, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard’Estaing, Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues (Meeting Two)

[419] December 16, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing, Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues

[420] December 17, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[421] December 18, 1974 - Ford, Kissinger, Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir


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[425] January 1975 - List of Memcons

[426] January 3, 1975 - Ford, Colby, Buchen, Marsh

[427] January 3, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, Marsh, Buchen

[428] January 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger

[429] January 4, 1975 - Ford, Former CIA Director Richard Helms

[430] January 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller, Marsh, Rumsfeld, Buchen

[431] January 6, 1975 - Ford, ACDA Director Fred Ikle



[434] January 7, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger

[435] January 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador William Crawford (Cyprus), Ambassador Jack Kubisch (Greece), Ambassador William Macomber (Turkey), (handwritten notes)



[438] January 8, 1975 - Scowcroft, Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz


[440] January 9, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Omani Sultan Qaboos bin Said





[445] January 16, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Allon


[447] January 17, 1975 - Rockefeller, Kissinger, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Allon





[452] January 22, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, British Ambassador Sir Peter Ramsbotham

[453] January 22, 1975 - Ford, Max Fisher

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[454] January 22, 1975 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[455] January 22, 1975 - Staff Meeting Excerpt

[456] January 23, 1975 - Ford, Delegation of Young Soviet Journalists


[458] January 23, 1975 - Ford, Walter Judd

[459] January 27, 1975 - Ford, Senators Strom Thurmond and William L. Scott

[460] January 27, 1975 - Kissinger, Deputy Secretary of Defense William Clements

[461] January 28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership



[464] January 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson, Foreign Minister James Callaghan



[467] January 31, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson, Foreign Secretary James Callaghan

[468] February 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller, Brown, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[469] February 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger


[471] February 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Max Fisher

[472] February 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto

[473] February 5, 1975 - Kissinger, Scowcroft, Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz


[475] February 6, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Senators Case and Sparkman and Representatives Broomfield and Morgan

[476] February 6, 1975 - Ford, Senators Pastore and Baker

[477] February 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, George Shultz

[478] February 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, General David C. Jones, Rumsfeld


[480] February 8, 1975 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[481] February 12, 1975 - Ford, TIME Middle East News Tour Group

[482] February 14, 1975 - Ford, Count Otto Lambsdorff (FRG)

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[483] February 15, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador Graham Martin (South Vietnam)


[485] February 20, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Representative Otto Passman

[486] February 20, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Congressional Leadership


[488] February 20, 1975 - Kissinger, Schlesinger, Colby, Philip Areeda, Laurence Silberman, Martin Hoffman

[489] February 21, 1975 - Cabinet Meeting

[490] February 21, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Marsh


[492] February 21, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Eric Eustace Williams


[494] February 24, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns


[496] February 27, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador Mark Evans Austad (Finland)

[497] February 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Elliot Richardson (Great Britain)


[499] February 27, 1975 - Ford, Peruvian Ambassador Fernando Berckemeyer


[501] March 3, 1975 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership

[502] March 3, 1975 - Ford, Israeli President Dr. Ephraim Kotzir, Ambassador Dinitz

[503] March 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger


[505] March 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Democratic Freshman Representatives

[506] March 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Iranian Finance Minister Hushang Ansari, Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi

[507] March 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Senators Frank Church and James Pearson


[509] March 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Senators Frank Church and John Tower

[510] March 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Congressional Vietnam Delegation

[511] March 6, 1975 - Ford, Admiral John S. McCain

[512] March 6, 1975 - Ford, Senators John Sparkman, Clifford Case, Hubert Humphrey

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[513] March 11, 1975 - Ford, Chairman of Panel on International Information Frank Stanton

[514] March 11, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger


[516] March 13, 1975 - Ford, General William Westmoreland

[517] March 14, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger

[518] March 14, 1975 - Ford, Don Kendall, Soviet Minister Lein and Food Ministers

[519] March 17, 1975 - Ford, Irish Ambassador John Gerald Molloy

[520] March 18, 1975 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership, Five Cabinet Members

[521] March 19, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, Colby, Buchen, Marsh, Rumsfeld

[522] March 19, 1975 - Ford, Kuwaiti Ambassador Salem S. Al-Sabah

[523] March 19, 1975 - Ford, James M. Wilson (Northern Marianas Official)

[524] March 21, 1975 - Ford, Representatives John Brademas, Paul Sarbanes, Benjamin Rosenthal


[526] March 24, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership REEL 8 Folder #

[527] March 24, 1975 - Ford, Rockefeller, Kissinger

[528] March 25, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador John Volpe (Italy)

[529] March 25, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, General Frederick Weyand, Ambassador Graham Martin (South Vietnam)

[530] March 25, 1975 - Ford, South Vietnamese Officials




[534] March 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Former FRG Chancellor Willy Brandt

[535] March 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Max Fisher

[536] March 27, 1975 - Ford, SACEUR Alexander M. Haig, Donald Rumsfeld

[537] March 27, 1975 - Scowcroft, Ambassador Richard L. Sneider (South Korea)

[538] March 28, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador Designate Eugene V. McAuliffe (Hungary)

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[539] March 28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller

[540] March 28, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, Rumsfeld, Marsh, Buchen

[541] March 29, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador James D. Hodgson (Japan)

[542] April 1975 (Day Unknown) - Ford, Kissinger

[543] April 2, 1975 - Kissinger, Schlesinger

[544] April 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger


[546] April 9, 1975(?) - Ford, Joint Congressional Leadership

[547] April 10, 1975 - Kissinger, TV Network Representatives

[548] April 11, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador and Mrs. Peter Dominick (Switzerland)

[549] April 11, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, General Brown, Rumsfeld, Buchen, Marsh


[551] April 12, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan (UN)


[553] April 12, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Miyazawa


[555] April 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Senate Foreign Relations Committee

[556] April 14, 1975 - Ford, U.S. Ambassadors Keating (Israel), Eilts (Egypt), Pickering (Jordan), Murphy (Syria)


[558] April 16, 1975 - Cabinet Meeting

[559] April 17, 1975 - Ford, Eugene Rostow (briefing paper only -- no notes or memcon)

[560] April 17, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Rumsfeld, Marsh



[563] April 18, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador John Sherman Cooper (GDR)

[564] April 18, 1975 - Ford, Rockefeller, Kissinger


[566] April 19, 1975 - Ford, Zambian President Kenneth D. Kaunda, Minister of Foreign Affairs Vernon Mwaanga

[567] April 21, 1975 - Ford, Henry Cabot Lodge


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[569] April 22, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Republican Congressional Leadership

[570] April 24, 1975 - Ford, Representative Paul Findley

[571] April 24, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller


[573] April 24, 1975 - NSC Meeting

[574] April 25, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, AHEPA


[576] April 25, 1975 - Kissinger, State Legislators

[577] April 25, 1975 - Scowcroft, Ambassador Charles S. Whitehouse (Thailand)



[580] April 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Congressional Bipartisan Leadership


[582] April 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Jordanian King Hussein

[583] April 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Egyptian Parliamentary Group


[585] May 1, 1975 - Rockefeller, Egyptian Parliamentary Group

[586] May 1, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger

[587] May 1, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Tunisian Prime Minister Hedi Nouira



[590] May 6, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Dean Brown, Republican Congressional Leadership


[592] May 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson, Foreign Secretary James Callaghan

[593] May 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, New Zealand Prime Minister W. E. Rowling

[594] May 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam


[596] May 8, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew

[597] May 8, 1975 - Ford, South Korean Officials

[598] May 8, 1975 – Scowcroft, Ambassador William Kintner (Thailand)


[600] May 9, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Soviet Ambassador Anatoliy Dobrynin

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[601] May 10, 1975 - Ford, French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing (telephone call)


[603] May 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[604] May 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Netherlands Prime Minister Johannes den Uyl


[606] May 15, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Iranian Mohammed Reza Pahlavi


[608] May 16, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Iranian Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi


[610] May 16, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Turkish Ambassador Melih Esenbel

[611] May 16, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Marsh, Senators Mansfield, Sparkman, Case

[612] May 22, 1975 - Ford, Senegal President Leopold Senghor


[614] May 26, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rockefeller


[616] May 26, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Simon, Burns, Morton, Dunlop, Greenspan

[617] May 27, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, Colby, Rumsfeld, Ingersoll

[618] May 28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tindemans

[619] May 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing

[620] May 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt


[622] May 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Greek Prime Minister Karamanlis

[623] May 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Luxembourg Prime Minister Thorn

[624] May 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Portuguese Prime Minister Goncalves

[625] May 29, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Turkish Prime Minister Demirel

[626] May 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, Foreign Secretary James Callaghan

[627] May 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, European Community Officials

[628] May 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre-Elliott Trudeau

[629] May 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Iceland Prime Minister Geir Hallgrimsson

[630] May 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Norwegian Prime Minister Trygve Bratteli

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[631] May 31, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, General Francisco Franco, Spanish Prime Minister Carlos Arias Navarro, Foreign Minister Pedro Cortina Mauri

REEL 9 Folder #

[632] June 2, 1975 - Ford, Egyptian Newspaper Editors

[633] June 2, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky

[634] June 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Italian President Giovanni Leone, Prime Minister Aldo Moro, Foreign Minister Mariano Rumor

[635] June 3, 1975 - Ford, Middle East Press

[636] June 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Pope Paul VI, Archbishop Casaroli


[638] June 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger

[639] June 5, 1975 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership

[640] June 5, 1975 - Kissinger, Rockefeller, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board


[642] June 6, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership



[645] June 11, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Ambassador Simcha Dinitz

[646] June 11, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu


[648] June 12, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger


[650] June 13, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Max Fisher



[653] June 16, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG President Walter Scheel, Minister of Foreign Affairs Hans-Dietrich Genscher

[654] June 16, 1975 - Kissinger, Alan Greenspan, Under Secretary of State Charles Robinson


[656] June 18, 1975 - Ford, Soviet Construction Committee Chairman Ignatiy Novikov

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[658] June 19, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Representatives Rosenthal, Hamilton, Whalen, Fascell, Brademas, and Sarbanes

[659] June 19, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns, NATO Ambassadors


[661] June 20, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Syrian Foreign Affairs Minister Abd al-Halim Kaddam

[662] June 21, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Hermann F. Eilts (Egypt), Joseph Sisco


[664] June 22, 1975 - Ford, Staff Meeting (handwritten notes only, no memcon)

[665] June 23, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Minister of Economics Hans Friderichs


[667] June 23, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Marsh, Friedersdorf, Representatives Hamilton, Whalen, Sarbanes

[668] June 23, 1975 - Ford, Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin, Soviet Pilots


[670] June 26, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan House Leadership

[671] June 26, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Malcolm Toon (Israel)


[673] June 26, 1975 - Ford, National Association of Arab Americans (briefing papers only, no memcon)

[674] June 26, 1975 - Ford, Energy Officials, Selected Members of Joint Committee on Atomic Energy


[676] June 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz

[677] June 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Senator Jacob K. Javits

[678] June 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Italian Ambassador Egidio Ortona

[679] July 2, 1975 - Ford, Senator J.W. Fulbright

[680] July 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Indonesian President Suharto

[681] July 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger


[683] July 7, 1975 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Senators Dewey Bartlett and Robert Griffin


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[686] July 10, 1975 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership


[688] July 14, 1975 - Ford, Argentina Ambassador Rafael Maximano Vazquez

[689] July 14, 1975 - Ford, Canadian Ambassador Jack Hamilton Warren

[690] July 14, 1975 - Ford, Hungarian Ambassador Ferenc Esztergalyos

[691] July 14, 1975 - Ford, Italian Ambassador Gaja

[692] July 14, 1975 - Ford, Joint Congressional Leadership

[693] July 14, 1975 - Ford, Kuwaiti Ambassador Khalid Muhammad Jaffar

[694] July 15, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, Clements, General Brown

[695] July 15, 1975 - Ford, Thomas Pappas

[696] July 16, 1975 - Cabinet Meeting


[698] July 18, 1975 - Ford, Butz, Kissinger, Rockefeller, Lynn



[701] July 19, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, General Brown

[702] July 21, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Republican Congressional Leadership


[704] July 22, 1975 - Ford, Representative Sonny Montgomery, Senator Robert Packwood, MIA Families

[705] July 22, 1975 - Ford, Representative Dan Rostenkowski



[708] July 23, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Soviet Ambassador Anatoli F. Dobrynin

[709] July 23, 1975 - Ford, Paul Miller of Gannett Newspapers

[710] July 24, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger


[712] July 25, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

[713] July 25, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Congressmen, Eastern Europe Advocates

[714] July 25, 1975 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership

[715] July 27-28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher

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[716] July 28, 1975 - Ford, Polish First Secretary Edward Gierek

[717] July 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, Foreign Secretary James Callaghan

[718] July 30, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Greek Prime Minister Karamanlis, Foreign Minister Bitsios

[719] July 31, 1975 - Quadripartite Luncheon in Helsinki (US, UK, France, FRG)

[720] July 31, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Turkish Prime Minister Demirel

[721] August 1, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing, Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnagues

[722] August 1, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro, Foreign Minister Mariano Rumor

[723] August 1, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Spanish Prime Minister Arias, Foreign Minister Cortina

[724] August 2-3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Romanian President Nicolae Ceaucescu

[725] August 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Yugoslavian President Josip Broz Tito

[726] August 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Yugoslavian Officials Bijedic and Minic


[728] August 4, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Yugoslavian President Josip Broz Tito, Foreign Affairs Secretary Milos Minic

[729] August 5, 1975 - Ford, Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki REEL 10 Folder #

[730] August 5, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Rumsfeld, Paul O’Neill


[732] August 6, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki


[734] August 7, 1975 - Rockefeller, Kissinger, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board


[736] August 8, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, FEA Administrator Frank Zarb, CEA Chairman Alan Greenspan

[737] August 8, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board


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[739] August 9, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, General Brown


[741] August 26, 1975 - Ford, Labor Secretary Dunlop, Labor Leaders

[742] August 27, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan (UN)

[743] September 2, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador Walter J.P. Curly, Jr. (Ireland)

[744] September 2, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger


[746] September 8, 1975 - Ford, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade

[747] September 8, 1975 - Ford, Congressional Delegation to China


[749] September 8, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Max Fisher and American Jewish Leaders

[750] September 9, 1975 - Ford, Representative Heckler, Portuguese-American Delegation

[751] September 9, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership



[754] September 10, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Tex McCrary

[755] September 10, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns

[756] September 10, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger


[758] September 12, 1975 - Ford, Turkish Businessmen

[759] September 15, 1975 - Ford, William P. Clements, Gen. George S. Brown


[761] September 16, 1975 - Scowcroft, Ambassador Charles Whitehouse (Thailand)

[762] September 17, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, George Shultz

[763] September 18, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud ibn Faisal


[765] September 18, 1975 - Ford, Margaret Thatcher, British Ambassador Sir Peter Ramsbotham


[767] September 23, 1975 - Ford, Italian Foreign Minister Mariano Rumor

[768] September 24, 1975 - Ford, Samali Ambassador Abdullahi Ahmed Addou

[769] September 24, 1975 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership

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[770] September 25, 1975 - Ford, Democratic Congressional Leadership

[771] September 25, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Colombian President Alfonso Lopez Michelsen



[774] September 26, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Colombian President Alfonso Lopez Michelsen

[775] September 27, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, French Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues


[777] September 27, 1975 - Kissinger, William Clements, General George S. Brown

[778] September 27, 1975 - Ford, PRC Scientific and Technical Delegation

[779] September 29, 1975 - Ford, Peter Agris of Hellenic Chronicle

[780] September 30, 1975 - Ford, Mauritius Prime Minister Seewoosagur Ramgoolam


[782] October 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt




[786] October 6, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Indian Foreign Minister Y. B. Chavan

[787] October 6, 1975 - Kissinger, Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman

[788] October 7, 1975 - Ford, Congressional Group on Fisheries


[790] October 7, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Republican Congressional Leaders

[791] October 7, 1975 - Ford, US/USSR Trade Council



[794] October 9, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Pakistani Foreign Minister Aziz Ahmed

[795] October 9, 1975 - Ford, OAS Secretary General Orfila, Ambassador William Maillard

[796] October 10, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Portuguese Foreign Minister Antunes


[798] October 10, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Norwegian King Olaf V


[800] October 13, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Levi, Lynn, Colby, Buchen, Marsh, Raoul-Duval, Rumsfeld

[801] October 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, General Alexander Haig (SACEUR)

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[802] October 14, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Levi, Marsh

[803] October 15, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger


[805] October 17, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Jack B. Kubisch (Greece)



[808] October 27-28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Egyptian President Mohammed Anwar al-Sadat, Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy

[809] October 28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, OMB Director James T. Lynn


[811] October 29, 1975 - Scowcroft, Indonesian Officials

[812] October 31, 1975 - Ford, EPA Administrator Russell Train, USSR Environmental Expert Yuri Izrael


[814] November 3, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft


[816] November 4, 1975 - Ford, Senator Gale McGee, Representatives Donald Fraser and John Buchanan

[817] November 4, 1975 - Ford, Romanian Foreign Trade Minister Ion Patan


[819] November 6, 1975 - Ford, Ambassador John A. Volpe (Italy)


[821] November 8, 1975 - Ford, Lowell Thomas


[823] November 11, 1975 - Ford, House Speaker Carl Albert, Israeli Parliamentarians


[825] November 11, 1975 - Ford, Senate Republican Steering Committee

[826] November 12, 1975 - Ford, Luxembourg Prime Minister Gaston Thorn

[827] November 13, 1975 - Ford, Danish Prime Minister Anker Henrik Jorgensen


[829] November 15-17, 1975 - Rambouillet Economic Summit

[830] November 19, 1975 - Ford, Congressional 200-Mile Limit Group

[831] November 19, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Richard W. Murphy (Syria)

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[834] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz

[835] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Malawi Ambassador Jacob T.X. Muwamba

[836] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Nigerian Ambassador Edward Olusola Sanu

[837] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Guyana Ambassador Laurence Everil Mann

[838] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Yugoslavian Ambassador Dimce Belovski

[839] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Bangladesh Ambassador Mustafizur Rahman Siddiqi

[840] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Jamaican Ambassador Alfred Adolphus Rattray

[841] November 21, 1975 - Ford, Saudi Arabian Ambassador Ali Abdallah Alireza

[842] November 26, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

[843] November 28, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Ambassador Malcolm Toon (Israel)




[847] December 9, 1975 - Ford, Jordanian Crown Prince Hassan

[848] December 9, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin


[850] December 10, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Simon, Republican Congressional Leadership

[851] December 11, 1975 - Ford, Scowcroft, Rumsfeld

[852] December 12, 1975 - Ford, Hugh Sidey of TIME Magazine

[853] December 12, 1975 - Ford, Max Fisher REEL 11 Folder #

[854] December 17, 1975 - Ford, Scowcroft, Representatives Montgomery, Gilman, and McCloskey

[855] December 18, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[856] December 19, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Golda Meir

[857] December 19, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Rumsfeld

[858] December 22, 1975 - Ford, Apostolic Delegate to the U.S. Jean Jadot

[859] December 22, 1975 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

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[860] January 2, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft

[861] January 6, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[862] January 7, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Rumsfeld

[863] January 7, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Middle East Ambassadors

[864] January 8, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld


[866] January 10, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador T. Vincent Learson (Law of the Sea Negotiations)

[867] January 10, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador William Porter (Saudi Arabia)

[868] January 14, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

[869] January 14, 1976 - Ford, Scowcroft, Ambassador Designate Anne Armstrong (Great Britain)


[871] January 21, 1976 - Scowcroft, Arthur House, John McGoff, Les Devilliers

[872] January 22, 1976 - Ford, House International Relations Committee

[873] January 23, 1976 - Ford, Benin Ambassador Sentonji Thomas Boya

[874] January 23, 1976 - Ford, Nepalese Ambassador Padma Bahadur Khatri

[875] January 23, 1976 - Ford, Papua New Guinea Ambassador Paulias N. Matane


[877] January 26, 1976 - Ford, House Select Committee on MIAs

[878] January 26, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Rumsfeld

[879] January 27, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan (UN)


[881] January 28, 1976 - Ford, General Alexander Haig (SACEUR)

[882] January 28, 1976 - Ford, Scowcroft, ACDA Director Fred Ikle

[883] January 28, 1976 - Ford, Scowcroft, Japanese Ambassador Yasukawa


[885] February 2, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld

[886] February 4, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador John Sherman Cooper (GDR)

[887] February 5, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

[888] February 6, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador James W. Hargrove (Australia)

[889] February 6, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[890] February 9, 1976 - Ford, Barbados Ambassador Maurice Athelstan King

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[891] February 9, 1976 - Ford, Central African Republic Ambassador Christopher Maidou

[892] February 9, 1976 - Ford, NATO Secretary General Luns

[893] February 9, 1976 - Ford, Peru Ambassador Carlos Garcia-Bedoya

[894] February 9, 1976 - Ford, Thai Ambassador Upadit Pachariyangkhun

[895] February 11, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Zaire Foreign Minister Nguza and Senegal Ambassador Andre Coulbary

[896] February 11, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft


[898] February 15, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld

[899] February 16, 1976 - Ford, AID Administrator Daniel P. Parker


[901] February 16, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, ACDA Director Fred Ikle

[902] February 16, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, JCS Chairman General George Brown

[903] February 19, 1976 - Ford, Chief Rabbi of Israel Shlomo Goren

[904] February 19, 1976 - Ford, Representative Otto Passman, OMB Director James Lynn

[905] February 23, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Robert Anderson (Morocco)

[906] February 24, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Willard A. DePree (Mozambique)

[907] February 24, 1976 - Ford, Danish Ambassador Otto Rose Borch

[908] February 24, 1976 - Ford, EC President Francois-Xavier Ortoli

[909] February 24, 1976 - Ford, Japanese Ambassador Funihiko Togo

[910] February 24, 1976 - Ford, Swiss Ambassador Raymond Probst

[911] February 25, 1976 - Ford, Clare Boothe Luce (PFIAB)



[914] March 1, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld

[915] March 2, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Senators re Defense Budget

[916] March 2, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Representatives re Defense Budget


[918] March 8, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

[919] March 8, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, House Budget Committee Members

[920] March 9, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Herman Eilts (Egypt)


[922] March 9, 1976 - Ford, Max Fisher

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[924] March 10, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Senate Budget Committee Members


[926] March 16, 1976 - Ford, Australian Ambassador Nicholas F. Parkinson

[927] March 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, American Jewish Leadership Group

[928] March 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Irish Prime Minister Liam Cosgrove, Foreign Minister Garret FitzGerald

[929] March 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld


[931] March 18, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Bush, Ikle (ACDA), Rockefeller

[932] March 19, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Chief-Designate of USLO Thomas S. Gates (Peking)

[933] March 19, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[934] March 24, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Bipartisan Group of Senators

[935] March 24, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, JCS Chairman Brown, ACDA Director Ikle

[936] March 24, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Turkish Foreign Minister Caglayangil

[937] March 24, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft

[938] March 25, 1976 - Ford, Deputy Secretary of State Robert Ingersoll

[939] March 29, 1976 - Ford, Iranian Finance Minister Hushang Ansary, Ambassador Zahedi

[940] March 29, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft

[941] March 29, 1976 - Ford, Max Friedersdorf, Representatives Mahon, Passman, Shriver, Cederberg


[943] March 30, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Jordanian King Hussein

[944] March 31, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft, Lynn (OMB)

[945] March 31, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Jordanian King Hussein, Prime Minister Zaid Rifai

[946] April 5, 1976 - Ford, Alex DeMar, Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholas


[948] April 5, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf

[949] April 5, 1976 - Ford, U.S. and Canadian Commissioners

[950] April 6, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft

[951] April 7, 1976 - Ford, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[952] April 8, 1976 - Ford, Don Kendall

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[953] April 8, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Jack Hamilton Warren (Canada), Governor General of Canada Jules Leger

[954] April 8, 1976 - Scowcroft, Senator Robert Taft, Edwin Dodd (Owens-Illinois)

[955] April 12, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[956] April 13, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Philippine Foreign Minister Carlos P. Romulo

[957] April 13, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Rumsfeld


[959] April 14, 1976 - Ford, Scowcroft, Senator Jacob Javits

[960] April 15, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

[961] April 15, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Greek Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bitsios

[962] April 15, 1976 - Ford, Lebanon Interest Group

[963] April 15, 1976 - Kissinger, South African Ambassador R. F. Botha

[964] April 20, 1976 - Ford, Max Fisher


[966] April 22, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Albert Fay (Trinidad)

[967] April 26, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Marquita Maytag (Nepal)

[968] April 27, 1976 - Ford, Republican Congressional Leadership

[969] April 27, 1976 - Ford, Special Emissary to Lebanon Dean Brown

[970] May 1976 (date unknnown) - Ford, Senator Clifford Case (notes only, no memcon)

[971] May 4, 1976 - Ford, Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister Gyula Szeker

[972] May 4, 1976 - Ford, Helmut Kohl (FRG)

[973] May 4, 1976 - Scowcroft, Joseph Sisco (State), Former Lebanese President Charles Helou


[975] May 10, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Ambassador Francis E. Meloy, Jr. (Lebanon)


[977] May 12, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[978] May 14, 1976 - Kissinger, South African Ambassador R.F. Botha

[979] May 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[980] May 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard’Estaing, Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues

[981] May 17, 1976 - Ford, Rockefeller, Scowcroft

[982] May 18, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Rumsfeld

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[983] May 18, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing, Foreign Minister Jean Sauvagnargues

[984] May 19, 1976 - Ford, Golda Meir

[985] May 21, 1976 - Ford, General Alexander Haig (SACEUR)

[986] May 28, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Sierra Leone President Siaka P. Stevens, Foreign Minister Minah

[987] June 2, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Spanish King Juan Carlos, Foreign Minister Areilza

[988] June 2, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Richard Cheney, Stu Spencer


[990] June 4, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador William Scranton (UN) REEL 12 Folder #

[991] June 5, 1976 - Ford, Scowcroft, Ambassador Rosemary Ginn (Luxembourg)

[992] June 9, 1976 - Ford, Botswana President Sir Seretse Khama

[993] June 9, 1976 - Ford, Leo Cherne and Edward Bennett Williams (PFIAB)

[994] June 10, 1976 - Ford, Sudan President Jaafar Muhammad Nimeiri


[996] June 15, 1976 - Ford, Canadian Opposition Leader Joe Clark

[997] June 15, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[998] June 16, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre-Elliott Trudeau, Minister of Finance Donald Macdonald

[999] June 16, 1976 - Ford, Rockefeller, Kissinger, Bush, William Clements

[1000] June 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Cheney

[1001] June 17, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, General George Brown


[1003] June 21, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador Talcott Seelye (Lebanon)

[1004] June 21, 1976 - Ford, Polish Parliamentary Delegation

[1005] June 22, 1976 - Ford, Malaysian Ambassador Zain Azraai

[1006] June 22, 1976 - Ford, Brazilian Ambassador Joao Baptista Pinheiro

[1007] June 22, 1976 - Ford, Guatemalan Ambassador Abundio Maldonado

[1008] June 22, 1976 - Ford, Romanian Officials

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[1009] June 23, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld

[1010] June 23, 1976 - Ford, Senators Case, Inouye, Humphrey, Javits

[1011] June 23, 1976 - Kissinger, South Africa Prime Minister Balthazar Johannes Vorster

[1012] June 24, 1976 - Ford, Jewish Leaders



[1015] June 30, 1976 - Ford, Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki

[1016] July 1, 1976 - Ford, Afghanistan Envoy Mohammad Aziz Naim

[1017] July 1, 1976 - Scowcroft, Ambassador James D. Hodgson (Japan)

[1018] July 2, 1976 - Ford, Norwegian Crown Prince Harald and Princess Sonja

[1019] July 2, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Max Fisher

[1020] July 2, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, FRG Defense Minister Georg Leber

[1021] July 2, 1976 - Ford, Tunisian Special Envoy Habib Bourguiba, Jr.

[1022] July 6, 1976 - Ford, Delegation from Linz, FRG


[1024] July 8, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador William Scranton (UN)

[1025] July 8, 1976 - Ford, Rumsfeld, Kissinger

[1026] July 9, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Saudi Second Deputy Prime Minister Abdallah bin Abd al-Aziz-Saud


[1028] July 12, 1976 - Scowcroft, Chilean Admiral Jose Toribio Merino


[1030] July 14, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft, Rumsfeld, Cheney

[1031] July 14, 1976 - Ford, Egyptian Vice Admiral Fuad Zikry


[1033] July 15, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt

[1034] July 16, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt


[1036] July 19, 1976 - Ford, Argentine Ambassador Arnaldo T. Musich

[1037] July 19, 1976 - Ford, Cape Verde Ambassador Raul Querido Varela

[1038] July 19, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[1039] July 19, 1976 - Ford, Iceland Ambassador Hans Georg Andersen

[1040] July 19, 1976 - Ford, Liberian Ambassador Francis A. W. Dennis

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[1042] July 27, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Australian Prime Minister J. Malcolm Fraser


[1044] July 28, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Senator Hugh Scott


[1046] July 29, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Former Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit

[1047] July 30, 1976 - Scowcroft, Tunisian Ambassador Ali Hedda

[1048] July 31, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Ambassador Richard Murphy (Syria)

[1049] August 3, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[1050] August 3, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Finnish President Urho Kekkonen

[1051] August 4, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador William Scranton (UN)

[1052] August 4, 1976 - Ford, Scowcroft, Italian-American Leaders

[1053] August 4, 1976 - Ford, Zambian Foreign Minister Mwale

[1054] August 13, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft


[1056] August 30, 1976 - Ford, Ambassador William Scranton (UN)

[1057] August 30, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Senators Case and Javits


[1059] September 1, 1976 - Ford, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy members

[1060] September 2, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft

[1061] September 10, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk


[1063] September 16, 1976 - Scowcroft, Ambassador Charles Whitehouse (Thailand), William Gleysteen (NSC)

[1064] September 17, 1976 - Ford, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud Bin Faisal Al-Saud

[1065] September 19, 1976 - Scowcroft, Ambassador John Holdridge (Singapore)

[1066] September 21, 1976 - Ford, Liberian President William R. Tolbert


[1068] September 24, 1976 - Ford, Mexcian President-Elect Jose Lopez Portillo

[1069] September 28, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Bipartisan Congressional Leadership

[1070] September 28, 1976 - Cabinet Meeting

[1071] September 28, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, FRG Vice Chancellor Hans-Dietrich Genscher

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[1072] September 29, 1976 - Ford, Italian Foreign Minister Arnaldo Forlani

[1073] October 1, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, French Foreign Minister Louis de Guiringaud


[1075] October 1, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, USSR Foreign Minister Andrey Gromyko

[1076] October 3, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft


[1078] October 7, 1976 - Ford, Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik


[1080] October 11, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon

[1081] October 13, 1976 - Scowcroft, Ambassador Anthony D. Marshall (Kenya)

[1082] October 15, 1976 - Scowcroft, Ambassador Francis Underhill (Malaysia)


[1084] October 19, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Scowcroft



[1087] November 5, 1976 - Ford, Senator Mike Mansfield



[1090] November 18 (?), 1976 - Ford, Kissinger

[1091] November 23 (?), 1976 - Ford, FRG Chancellor Helmut Schmidt (phone call)


[1093] November 29, 1976 - Ford, Saudi Ambassador Ali Alireza

[1094] December 1, 1976 - Ford, Venezuelan Ambassador Ignacio Iribarren Borges



[1097] December 6, 1976 - Ford, Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson

[1098] December 6, 1976 - Ford, Kissinger, Italian Prime Minister Andreotti

[1099] December 7, 1976 - Ford, CEA Chairman Alan Greenspan, Iranian Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi

[1100] December 10, 1976 - Ford, Japanese Ambassador Togo

[1101] December 10, 1976 - Ford, Nepalese Prince Gyanendra


[1103] December 14, 1976 - Ford, Saudi Ambassador Ali Alireza

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[1104] December 14, 1976 - Scowcroft, William Spengler and John Andrews (Owens-Illinois)


[1106] December 17, 1976 - Ford, Senators Curtis, Bayh, and Johnston (PRC Delegation)

[1107] January 4, 1977 - Ford, Henry Cabot Lodge (Presidential Emissary to the Holy See)


[1109] January 13, 1977 - Ford, Argentine Ambassador Aja Espil

[1110] January 13, 1977 - Ford. Mexican Ambassador Margain

[1111] January 14, 1977 - Ford, Ambassador Kenneth Rush (France)

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