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Congree.an Samu.el K, McConnell, Jr., Permsyl vania Mr. Fred c. Petera, Count;y Comadsd.oner, Montgomery Count7, Pa.

(Congressman McConnell asked it he might bring Mr. Petera in to meet the President. )

The President witnessed the svearing-in, in his Ottice, of thre9 Comidasionera ot the National Security Training Commission. The tollow:lng were present:

Hon. Julius Oohs Adler, Chairman (took oath) Hon. Warren H. Atherton, Commiseionel" (took oath) Dr. Karl T. Compton, Ccmniasioner (took oath) Mrs. warren H. Atherton Admiral Thomas c. Kinkaid, COzmdssioner, NSTC Lt. Gen. Ra,mond s. MoLa.in1 USA.~ Commissioner, NSTC Mr. Edgar C. Shelton, Jr., Executive Director, NSTC Mrs. Margaret B. Buchholz Mrs . Edith St1lea Miss NanCJ' Adler

Senator George W. Ma1one, Nen.da (Preaented to the Preaident a silver money clip, made from dollar minted in the Careon City mint out of Virginia City silver, of 1.890 vintage, the .,eu of the President's birth, also ot t.he birth ot Senator Malone . The Pres1dmt inscribed two one-dollar bills tor Senator Malone)

10:00 a The President reeei,..ed the members ot the Girls Nation (The Girls Nation meeting in Washington under auspices of The American Legion Auxil1a.ey, holding its seventh annual session at American Universit7. This euilon brings together two girle trom. each ot the 48 etates and the Canal Zone for a period of obaeM"ation and instruction in the t'wlct1onin8 ot the Federal Government. These girls are ready for their Senior year 1n High School and are chosen tor outstanding leadership abilit7 and other high qualities ot citizenship from among the more than 121000 girls who participate in Girls State sessions in each State. These "learning-by-doing" activitiee are considered among the most important programs carried on b;y the American Legion Auxiliary.) The following were preeent:

Annon, Ruth Virginia Bleakley, Anne Anderson, Betty Blush, Gail Marie Andrews, Mrs. W. W. Boegelund, .Annette Amsparger, Bettye Sue Bond,y, Marlene Theresa Ashton, Mrs. Rae Borders, ~ Bailey, Jane Boyne, Helen J. Banister, Margaret Breedlove, Oenelle Barker, Barbara Cameron, Rhoda .J Ba.raamian, Barbara Jane Cannon, Carol L. c~ Bennett, Ann Carlson, 1'11"s. George W. Biggs, William E. Carpent"9rt Nancy ·

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~ 10:00 am m.rla Nation Chrieteneen, Nancie Clark, Judith Cochran, Kathleen Anne Coffee, Starla Rae Coleman, Carol Jean Cooper, Sondra Sue Cruae, V.rs . JU.bert F. Daily, Jeanne Danesi, Paola Darby, Janice Darls, Barbara Jean Dyer, Ann Marie Ellsworth, Bonnie Jean Evans, Arlene Ann Fairall, Dorie June FunJc, t.fargarot Eunice Gibbs, Deborah Leigh Gib8on, Elizabeth Glase, Kay Goodman, Joann Graffam, Mnril7n J. Grant, Anne Gr~enl.Jr, Doris Margaret Grigsby, Mrs. Floyd H. Hall, Mary Louise Hamilton, Donna Harrington, Patricia Ann Harris, Sue Hattery, Dr. Lowell H. Hieke7, Barbara Marie Hurd, Ann Elizabeth James, Barbara James, Sandra Jennings, Saral.yn Johlul, Margaret Mary Johnson, Dorothy Eleanor Jorgensen, Joan Jovanovic, Janice Ko.tzotr, Y.:Uen Kovaehevich, Elizabeth A. Langenbach, V..rs . John J. Larkin, Eli~a.both N. Lipski, R. El.ea.nor MaoAdam, Meredith Ann MacArthur, Judith Elaine Malin, Jo;rce Mandigo, Miss Pauline Manion, Hise Anna Masse,-, Barbara Ann

Matteson, Marian McC07, Betty Marie McCuen, Mrs. Josephine McDonald, Tamv McGrew, Mary Ann Michelson, Constance Muriel Hiller, Priscilla Million, Shirlq Lou Morrow, Grace Moulthrop, Martha Saasnette My-ere, Lady- Love Micks., Mrs. W. H. Pace, Alleen Park, LaVena Patomia, Kay Diane Peer, Jean Carol Polic, Gloria Powell, Nancy Reed, Claudia Alice Rice, Ann Fontaine Rogers, Marjorie Helen F.ogers, Elizabeth B. Rucker, Nancy Rugg, Hrs. Willlam F. Schroeder, Patsy Jean Seals, Mrs. Lamont Sidley-, Kary Jane Smith, Barbara Stirland, Elaine Stockton, Jo Ann Suber, Janice Su.dman, Mar;y Swengel, Sandra Sue Tqlor, Adrianne Terrill, Barbara Jo Tyler, Cretel Ueeho1d, Margene :Vaskis, Ineea Biruta Vinccmt, Patricia. A. Walker, Karan Louise Wilks, Jean Ann Willetts, Sarah Jane rillson, Linda Wood, Shirley Steele

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L 10:30 am H.E. Senor Manuel Tello, The Am.baeeador ot Mexico General Abelardo L. Rodriguez, a tonaer President ot Mexico Hon. John F. Simmons, Chief of Protocol

(The Me:x:ican Ambassador requeettld this, thru Division ot Protocol)

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The following had br eakfast with the President at the White Hou9e: Senator William F. Knowland, Cali!ond.a Senator Eugene D. Milllld.n, Colorado Honorable Joseph M. Dodge, Director, Burea,1 ot the Budg~ Honor&ble George M. Humphre7, Secretary of the Treasury Genaral WU ton B. Persona

H.E. Senor Dr. Don Eduardo Zuleta-Angel, The Ambassador of Colombia (Has been newl7 appointed and came in to present his credentials)

B.E. Arnold Danford Patrick Heeney, The Ambassador ot Canada (Has been newly appointed and came in to present his credentials)

Honorable Walter B. &Ii.th, Under Secrat&rT of State Honorabl.e Douglas Y.aeArthur 1 I I , Couneslor, Department ot stat.e

Honorable Richard Nixon, The Vice Preeident

(The President and Mrs. F.i.eenhower left tor the Capitol)

The President and Mrs . Eisenhower at tended Memorial Semcee tor Honorable Robert A. Taft at the Capitol.

(The President and Y.n . Eisenhower returned to the White House)

(The Pr esident 111.et with the following in the Rod Room in the Whi ta House: OFF mE RECORD)

(Hon. George Humphrey, Secretary ot the Treasury) (Hon. Herbert Brownell, The Attorney General) (Hon . Arthur Summet'field., The Postmaster General) (Bon. Leonard Hall, Chaim.an, Republican national Commit tee) (Senator John W. Bricker, Ohio) (Mr. RA)'" Bliee)

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(The Preaidmt arrived at MATS Terminal, Washington National. Airport., and motored direct to the White House)

Senator Willia F. Knowland, Ca.U.1"ornia, had breakfast with the President at the White House.

Hon . OYeta Oulp Hobb;y, the Secret&ey or Healt.b, &iucation & Welfare Mr. Richard Jones, Publisher, Tulsa, Oklahoma, also President of

Sou.them Publisher• Association. (Mr. Jones wished to invite the President to speak-to a meeting o~ the Southem Publishers Association, to be held eometiae thie autumn)

(Hon. Walter Bedell aid.th, Under Secretar.r of State) (Hon. Allen W. Dulles, Director of Central Intelllgence) OFF THE RECORD (Hon. Harold E. Stassen, Administrator, Foreign Operations Adm)

(Arranged at the request. ot General Smith)

Honorable Edwin F. Stanton, Retiring American Ambassador to Thailand (Asked t.o f>8.7 farewell call on the Pffaident)

The President presented the Distin.gui.shed Serrlce Medal to the tollowing: General Qu.r N. Bradlq 1 U. S. A. General J. Lawton Collins, U. s. A. Admiral Willi&11 M. Fechtel.er, U. S. N.

The toll.owing guests were present: Hon. Charles E. Wilson, Secretary o! Dete:nae Admiral Arthur W. Radford, Chairman designate, Joint Chieta ot Statt Mra. Mary Bradlq Major and Mrs. Heney s . Beukema Brigadier General. Willia Matthe"Wa Mr. & Mrs. Belding, Los Angel.ea Dr. A.nkowitz Mrs. J. Lawton Colllna 16.sa Agnes Collins Maj. Gen. &. Mrs. J&llea L. Collins, USl-Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Collins Mrs. Margaret MacDonaJ.d Mrs . Allen L. Vories Mise Sally Easterbrook Miaa Ava Lee La.t.tbnore General. &: Mrs. John E. Bull Under Secretary ot the ArsfT & Mrs. Earl Johnson Mrs. Wil.li.aa Fechteler Hise Joan s. Fechteler Secretary of the NayY and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Dabnq

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The President witnessed the swearing in, in his otfice ot Honorable fheodore c. Streibert, to be Director ot u. s. Information AgenC)". The following 'We're present:

Mrs. Theodore C. Strei be rt Mr. William L. Ola.rk, Member of Mr. Streibert I 8 start Hr. Jamee A. Thomason, Member of Mr. streibert's Stat! Mr. Arthur A. Kimball, Member of Mr. Streibert•s Sta.ft Hon. Walter B. Smith, Under Secretary of State Hon . Allen w. Dulles, Director of Central Inte'lligence Hon. Harold E. Stassen, Director for Mutual Securit7 Hon. Roger M. lyes, Deput7 Secretary ot Detense Hon. Joseph Dodge, Director, Bureau ot the Budget Hon. Philip Young, Chairman, Civil Service Commission Hon. Sherman Ada.ms Hon. c. D. Jackson Gen. Wilton B. Persons Gen. Paul T. Carroll Hon. Bernard Shanlq Hon. Abbot Washburn

Mr. Sid Richardson, Fort Worth, Texas, had Lunch with the President

General Mark w. C1ark

Hon. Robert Cutler Hon. Jamee S. Lay, Jr.

(To brief the President on NSC)

{The following had Tea with the President and Mrs. Eisenhower at the White House: )

(Dr. and Mrs. Evans) (Rev. and Mrs. Meyers) OFF THE RECORD (Dr. and Mrs. Hetzel)

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Senator H011Sez- Ferguson, Michigan (Asked it he might pay a five minute call on the President, his first since being named Chairman o! Policy Committee or t.he Senate)

The nati onal Security Council Hon. Richard Hixon, Tbs Vice iTeeident Hon .. Walter B. &nith, Act~ Sec:retary ot State Hon . Charles E .. · ilaon, The Secretary of Defense Hon. H&rold '!: . Staesen, Director-Designate, Foreign Operations Ada. Hon. Arthur s .. Fl.~J Director o! Defense Mobilization Hon . George Rumphrey, Secretary ot the 'trea.SU17 Hon. Herbert Brolfnell, 'The Attorney Gener'8l Hon . Joseph Dodge, 0:$..rector, Bureau ot the Budget Hon . Lewis L. Strauss, Cba.:1.rman, Atomic Energy Commiaaian Justice Jt. Chambers, Federal CiYil Defense Adainiat:ration Lt. Gen. Harold :z: ~ Hull, Cbairm.an, Co.ntinental Defense Committee Maj . Gen. Frederic &d.tb, USAF, Deputy Commander, Air Defense CQZllllallcl Willis Shapely, Bureau ot the Budget Captain Charlea Lrumian, USN, CDC Statt General ~ar N. Bradl.97, Chairman, J . c. s. Hon. Allen W. Dulles,. Director ot Central Intelligence Hon. Robert Cutler Hon. c. D. Jackson Brig. General 'Paul T. Carroll J. Patrick Co.Yn•, RSC Representative on Intemal Security Jamee s. La7, Ji • , Executin Secretar.f, NSC Hugh D. FarleJ", NSC, ~pe-:.1 "'1 Statf Member

The ?resident. witnessed t!::e tntea.ring-1.n, in bis Ottice, of Honorable Haro1d E. Stassen, as Director of the Foreign Operations Administration. The following guests were present:

Hon. Richard Nixon, The Vice President Gen. Walter B. ~th, Under Secretary of state Hon. George Humphrey, Secretary of the Tre&SU17 Hon. Charles E. WilBOn, Secretary ot Defense Bon . Herbert Brownell, The Attorney General Hon . Joseph Dodge, Director, Burea.u of the Budget Hon. Allen W. Dullea, Director o! Central Intelligence Hon. Robert Cutler G«leral Omar N. Bradley Hon. C. D. Jackson General Paul T. Carroll Bon . Lewia L. Strause, Cha.1.nnan, A. E. C. Congressman Robert B. Chipertield, llllnoia Mra. Harold E. Staaaen Kr. It Mrs. Webster Todd and tvo children, Kate and John

(Hon. Harol d E. St assen, Director, Foreign Operations Administration) (Kr. Webster Todd) OFF THE RECORD

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H.E. Dr. Ali Saat.roamidjojo, the Indonesian Ambassador and Pr1-Ministel'-dea1gnat.e (Dr. Sastroamidjojo hae seM'ed tor the paat three and one-halt '8N"9 u the Republic of Indone•ia • s tint Ambaaaad..or to the United. St.at.ea, and ha.a now bMn appointed PriJH Minister 1n Indonesia's new Cabinet, Which took o!fic• Auguat. l, 1953. lie aaked, thru State Departaant., to be permitted to call on the Presidmt betore lea'f'ing this country.)

(The tollowin& had Lunch with the Preaidenta) (kr. Arthur Vo.ndenberg, Jr.) (~r. c. D. Jackaon) (J.Cr. na.t Hughea) (li.r. Art.bur Minnich) (Mr. Abbott aehbum) (Dr. Gabriel Hauge) (Dr. Hovard SnTdar) ( Jl...r. Thomaa Stephens) (Mr. Robert n. Matheva)

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Senator liSlltaa A. Purtell, Connecticut. Kl". Ora.baa Antho1l7, Chairman or the Board, Colt >'.aniltacturing Co.,

Hartford, Connecticut. (Smator Purtell ukecl, thru General Persons, it he Jlight brin& Mr. Ant.bQft7, Vho wiebea to present. to the Preaictent two elabont.e pistole made eapeciaU.7 by the Colt C<mJ>U17 tor the Preeident, and with hi• naae eng&Yed on them)

Senator Hcry c. Dworahak, Idaho (Arranged b1 G«teral. Persona)

'lb• Preeidmt signed H. R. 4.353, An Act. "To 1ncrea" taraer participation in ownership and control. ot th• Federal Farm Credit Sywt..mJ to create a Federal Farm Credit Doard; to abolish certain otticea; to impon a trenchiee tax upon certain f&l'll credit institutions; and tor other purpoQa.n The following WttJ'e present:

Hon. Ezra Tart Benson, Secretary ot Agriculture Senator O~rge D. Aik~, Vermont CongrealUD Olittord ll. Hope, Kanae Herechel D. New8(1al, Master, the Nat.tonal Orange Homel" L. Brinkley, Execut1.e Vice Preaiclct, National Coumil

ot Fanner Cooperatine Saa H. Bober, Chalrma.n, Nat.tonal Farm Loan Aasocialione, Adviaol"J

Cmmd.ttee, Newell, South Dakota J. D. Anderson, Chairman, National. Adrl.eoJ'7 Committ.M ot Product.ion

Credit. A.seociatione, ~organtown, Weat Virginia Cbarl•• 'l'hoepaon, Director, Farm Oredit Board, Houston, Taxae R. L. Farrlngton, Dir.ct.or ot Credit Services, n.pa.rtment ot Agriculture Warren\' . Hawley,, Meaber ot Bxecut1T• COlllll1ttee, American F•l'lll Bureau

Fed.i-&tion, Batavia, New York

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Mr. Arthur Vandenberg, Jr.

Honorable Walter B. Saith, Under Secret.a.17 ot State

(Dr. Howard 5iJ1der) OFF THK UCORD

The Pnaidmt d.U.Tend a "Report to the Nation" troa the White Houae OYer the combined. radio network•.

THE PRESIDENT'S APPODrl'MENTS c FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1953

$:00 am The following Members ot the President's Cabinet bad breaktast with him at the White House:

Hon. Richard Nixon, The Vice President Hon. Walter B. Smith, Acting Secretary ot State Hon . George Humphrey, Secretary of the Treasury Hon. Charles E. 'Wilson, Seeretar;y ot Detense Hon. Herbert Brownell, 'l'he Attorne;y General. Hon. Arthur Sunnertield, The Postmaster General Hon. Ralph A. Tudor, Under Secretary of the Interior Hon. Ezra. Tatt Benson, Secreta17 of .A.gricu1ture Hon . Sinclair reeks, Secretar;r o~ Com.erce Hon. Nelson Rockefeller, Assistant Secretar.r ot Health, .?.ducat.ion

and Welfare Hon. Joseph Dodge, Direotor, Bureau ot the Budget Ron. Harold E. Stassen, Director, Foreign Operations Administration Hon . Arthur s. Flenming, Director, O.t.f'ice of Defense Mobilization Hon. Sherman Ad.ams General Wilton B. Persona

(The Department ot Labor was not represented)

9t45 aa Honorable Philip Young, Ohainaan, Civil Service Oommiasion (Asked it he might see the President bri•tly be.tore the President lett)

G io:oo aa Hon. Gabriel Hauge Hon. Kenton R. Cra:nns, Administrator, R. F. C. Mr. Robert Neal, Assistant to the Administrator, R. F. c.

(Arranged h7 Dr. Hauge)

10:30 aa Hon. An-a M. Warren, Aaer1can Ambassador-designate to Turkq (Newly appointed and asked, thru Protocol, il might come in and pay respects to the President before leaving for his post)

10:35 am Hon. CaYendiah , . • Cannon, American Ambassador-designate to Greece (Newly appointed and a.eked, th.ru Protocol, it might come in and pay respects to the Preaidmt be.fore leaTing for his post)

10t40 aa Hon. Robert D. Coe, American Ambassador-designate to Denmark (Newl;r appointed and asked, tbru Protocol, it might come in and pa,y respects to the Preaidmt be.fore leaving for his poet)

11:00 ma Honorable Leonard Hall, Chairman, Republican National Committe. (Mr. Har17 Guggenheill) (Mias Bertha Adkins)

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(Asked to see the President before he departs for Denver)

The President signed H. R. 64$1, An Act "For the reliet of certain refugees and orphans and tor other purposes." The following were present:

Senator Arthur V. Watkins, U~ah Senator Robert c. Hendrickson, New Jerse7

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(_ 11:30 am Signed H. R. 6481 (Contimled) Senator John M. Butler, MarJ"land &ma.tor Homer Ferguson, Michigan Senator Harlq M. Kilgore, West Virginia Oongreee:nan Louis E. Grahwa, Pennsylvania Congressman Cba.uncey w. Reed, lllinois Congressman Patrick J. Hillings, Call.t'ornia Bon. Herbert Brownell, '!'he Attomey General Hon. C. D. Jackson Hon. Wa.lter B. anith, Acting Secretarr ot State Hon. Thureton Morton, Assistant. Secre1;8J7 ot state Mr. Scott McLeod, State Depart.a.ant Mr. Daniel Horowitz, State Department Mr. George Gray, State Department Mr. Herve L'Heureaux, Repreeenting Visa Dirlaion, State Dept. lU-. Robert c. Alexander, state Department Father Aloysius W7cislo, National Cat.hollc Wellare Conterence Dr. Clarence E. l:rumbholz, ?1ational Lutheran Council Mr. Ed O'Conner, P57chological Strategy Board Mr. Roy James, Administrative .A.asietant to Senator Watkins Mr. Walter Besterm.an, Counsel to House SUbcommittee on Immigration Kr. Roland Elliott, National Council of the Churches ot Cbriet Mr. Walter Bierin~er, representing Jewish groups Mr. L. H. Pas<:i.W::U~c.chio, National Deput7, Order ot Sona ot

Ital.7 in Amorica Kr. Rog•r Jones, Bureau or the Budget

llt35 am The President. signed H.R. 121, the Ohio Statehood Bill.. The following were present.:

Congressman Paul P. Schenck, Ohio Congresmnan Clarance J. Brown, Ohio Congreasman Fra.ruc T. Bow Congressvcaan Frances P. Bolton, Ohio Congressman George H. Bender, Ohio

1:00 i:a The f'ollowing had Luncheon ldth the President: H. E. Sir Roger Makin, the British Ambassador Lord Brabizon, Preaident ot st. Andrews Golt Club, Scotland Mr. Robert L. Williama, Orlando, Florida Congressman Errett P. Scr:i:mer, Kanaaa

(Hon. Robert Cutler and Cirtlian Consultants to tho National Secnirit.J' Council) (Mr. James B. Black) (Dr. Al.an Gregg) (Mr. Art.bur W. Page) OFF THE RECORD (Mr. David J. McDonald) (!'.r. Jemes P. Baxter)

(General. Cut.:Ler asked it he might bring these gentlemen in)

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10:15 am Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hogan (The President wt.G photographed with Mr . Hogan)

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(Genenl Wilton B. Persons)

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AT DENVER, COLOUAOO

The President and Mrs. Eisenhower attended Ohur-eh Semcea at the Corona Preab7terian Church

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Hon. John Foster Dulles, The Secretary o! State Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., Ambassador to the United Nati ons Hon. Walter S. Roberts~n, Assistant Secretary ot State tor

Far Eastern Atf aira Hon. Carl McCardl.e, Assistant Secretary o! State Hon. Kenneth Young, Director ot the Office ot North Asian Atfaire,

Department ot State (Secretaey Dulles stopped in Denver to see the President enroute t'l'Olll Korea to Washington)

The President played golt at Cherry Hills Countr.r Club with the following:

Mr. Rip Amold, Denver, Colorado Mr. E:d Dudley, Colorado Springs, Colorado Hon. Dan Thornton, GoTemor or Colorado

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THE PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1953

WWRY AIR FORCE BASE

Admiral Arthur W. Radford, Incm.tlng Chairman ot Joint Chief a of Statt

The President plqed golf at Cherry Hills Country Club with the following:

Mr. Ellis D. Slater, New York City Mr. Clifford Roberta, NeN' York Cit7 Mr. Monty Moncrief

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ImRI AIR FORCE BASE

The Preaidct. left Detmtr for Buftalo Creek, Colorado, acccmpanied b7 Mr. Aksel Nielaen, to tiah at th• ranch ot Kr. Bal F. swan.

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Mr. Harr,y Darby, Kansas City, Kansas

The President lett tor Cherry Hilla Country Club where he played golt with the following:

Mr. L. M. Pexton, Denver, Colorado Hon. Den Thornton, Govemor of' Colorado Mr. James Mul'phy, San Francisco, Calltorn1& Mr. Palmer Ho;rt , F.ditor ot The Denver Poat, Denver, Colorado Mr. William Robinson, Publisher of' the New York Herald

Tribtme, New York Cit;y Kr. w. Alton (Pete) Jones, New York Cit;y Hr. Freeman Goeden, Hollywood, Calitomia Mr. Charles S. Jones, Loa Angeles, California.

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(Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farley, Denver, Colorado) OFF THE RECORD (Mr. Farley gua.rded Mrs. Eisenhower during the campaign and asked if he might pay his respects to the Preaidait)

Mr. Pierre Belasco, Denver, Colorado (Mr. Belasco, Che! at the Brown Palace Hotel, aoked U he might pay his respects to the President)

(Brigadier General Woodbury N. Burgess) OFF THE RECORD (General Burgess is with the Air Defense Comand, Colorado Springs, Colorado, and will come at various intenals to brier the President)

Mr. Ward Bannister, Denver, Colorado Mr. Jack Foster, Editor and Publisher ot The Rocq Mountain

News, Denver, Colorado (Mr. Bannister is a personal friend of the President and asked it he might bring Mr. Foster in to meet the President)

'l'he President left for Cher17 Hills Country Club where he played golf 'With the following:

Kr. Rip A.mold, Denver, Colorado Mr. Ed Dudley, Colorado Springs, Colorado

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{Brigadier General Woodbu17 N. Burgees) OFF THE RECORD (Briefed the President)

(Mr. Sharon D. Pack, Salt Lake City, Utah) OP'F THE RECCIW (Mr. Pack came in to show the President an electrical. deYice. This waa arranged at the suggestion of Seoretar,' Benson)

The President lett tor Cherl7 Hilla Countr;r Club where he pl&19d golf with the followings

Mr. 'William Robinson, New York City Mr. Freeman Gosden Hollywood, California Mr. W. Alton {Pete~ Jones, New York Cit7

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The Preaidmt attended services at the Corona Presbyterian Church

The President drove to 10070 West Eighth Avenue, Lakewood, Colorado, to see Paul H911r7 Haley, a six year old bo7 who is ~ ot cancer and whose greatest wish was to meet the President.

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Major Anastacio Quevedo Ver, USA (Ret 1d.) San Francisco, Calltornia (Major Ver was a Classmate ot the President at West Point and asked it he might pa7 his respects)

General Charles s. Shadle, Denver, Colorado (General Shadle served as Chemical O.tticer with the President in A!rica and Italy and asked i! he might pa7 his respects.)

Lt. Leone Bradbury, USNR Doiores Leberer, SN', USNR Cecelia Lenich, HA, USN'R

(These three WAVES were members of the Wave Reunion Committee at the Reunion recently held in Denver and asked to come in to present to the President a Samsonite VIP case on behalf ot all the WAVES who were at the national reunion)

Hon. W. Randolph Burgees J Deput7 to the Secret&1"7 of the Treasury Hon. William Mitchell, Head ot Small Defense Plants Congressman Jesse Walcott, Michigan Congressman William s. Hill, Colorado Hon. Harold Smethills, Deputy Administrator, Small Defense Plants Adm. Mr. Arthur Haohter, Publicity Director, Small Defense Plants Adm. Mr. Robert Maheu

Honorable Herbert Brownell, The Attorney General

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Dean Clarence Manion, South Bend, Indiana (Thia appointment was arranged at the request of Governor Adams. Dean Manion is Dean of the Notre Dame Law School and 1e under consideration tor Chairman of the ColllDittee on Inte~venunental Functions.)

The President lett tor Fitzsimmons General Hospital, Denver, where he played golf with the following:

Brigadier General Paul I . Robinson, Commanding Officer ot Fitzsimmons General Hospital

Colonel Beecher H. Dierdorf, Chief ot Dental Service at ~itzeil:aone General Hospital

Mr. Flo)'d Akers, Washington, D. o.

The President departed Lowry Air Force Base aboard the COLUMBINE tor Nev York City. The tollowing accompanied hims

Honorable 1'iomaa E. Stephens Honorable Jamea Hagerty Lt. Col onel Robert L. Schulz Major Walter Tkach Mrs. Ann Whitman Mr. James Rowlq Mr. Dick Flohr

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The President arrived at LaGuardia Airport, Marin• Terminal, and motored diNct to the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City.

The following had break.tan with the President at the Waldorf z Honorable Lewis L. strausa, Cha.1.naan, Atomic Energy Comission Honorable c. D. Jackson, Special Assistant to the President

Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, American Ambassador to the United Nations

The President receind the members of the President's COJmdtte• on Government Contracte. A photograph was taken. The following were present:

Hon. Richard Hixon, The Vice Presidm.t; Chains.an Hon~ J . Ernest Wilkins, Ohicago, Illinois; Vice Chainaan Mr. Fred Lazarus, Jr., Preeidmt, American Retail

Federation, Cincinnati, Ohio Mr. John Roosevelt, New York City Mr. John Minor Wisdom, New Orleans, Louisiana Mr. John Lawrence McCath'e)r, President, Interna'tional Harvester

Co~, Chicago, Illinois . Mrs. Helen Rogers Reid, President, New York Herald Tribane,

New York Cit7

Mr. Ogdan Reid, Nev York Herald Tribune, New York, New York

Major Curtis R. Kirkland, Governors Island, New York (Major Kirkland requested the appointment as he is a personal friend ot the President)

Hon. William L. Pteit!er, New York State Republican Cbairman Hon. Russell Sprague, Republican National Committeeman, New York

Mr. Harold Re1gelman, New York City (Mr. Reigel.man recent:Q' resigned as Postmaster ot the City ot Rew York and is now candidate for Mayor ot the City of New York)

The President received the following members ot the American COlllldttee ot Italian Migration:

Judge Edmund Pal.Jder1 Mr. Joseph Jordan Mr. Andrew P. Maloney, Vice President, Bankers Trust, N.Y.C. Mr. Charles Re, Chairman, Induetrlal Committee, American Con:aittee

ot Italian Migration Mr. Juvenal 11.archisio, National Chail"&!lll, American Comittee o!

Italian l'..igration

'l'he Preaidmt had Luncheon with the tollmdng at the Waldortt Ron. Richard Nixon, 'l'he Vice President Hon. Thomas E. Dewey, Governor o! New York Hon. Martin Durkin, Secret&r;r ot Labor

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Luncheon (Continued) General Lucius D. Clay, President, Continental Can Compan;r, N.Y.C. Mr. Arthur s. Sulzberger, Plibllsber, New York Times, N.I .C. !1.r. Douglas Black, President, Doubledq Publishing Co., Garden

Cit7, New York

The President depart.ed the Waldort-Astoria and Jll)tored to the Board ot Elections and then to the Baruch Houses. He was accompanied by the following:

Honorable Bemard Baruch, New York Cit7 Honorable Thomas E. Dewe,, Governor ot Nev York Honorable Vincent Impelleteri, Ma70r of New York Cit7 Mr. Herbert Bayard Swope, Sands Point, New York Mr. Robert Moses

The President arrived at the Board of Elections (on Broome Street) and registered to vote.

The President left the Board of Elections tor the Baruch Housee

The President arrived at the Baruch Houses (Delancey Street oft Franklin D. Roosevelt Driye) The following made a few brief remarks:

Cardinal Spell.man Governor Dewey Mayor Impelleteri

A monument we.a unveiled by Miss Belle. The President ma.de a fffW brief remarks.

The President departed La.Guardia. Airport aboard the COLUMBINB tor Denver, Colorado. The following accompanied him:

Hon. Thomas E. Stephens Hon. Jmnes Hagerty Hon. u. E. Baughman, Chief, Secret Service Mrs. Mary Jane McCai'tree Dr. Floyd McCattree Lt. Colonel Robert L. Schulz Major Walter Tkach Mr. James Rowlq Mr. Dick Flohr Mr. John Campion M/Sgt. Benny D. Oseclq"

The COLUMBINE arrived at Baer Airfield, Fort Wa]Ilc, Indiana, and picked up Mr. Kevin Mccann, President, Defiance Colloge, Defiance, Ohio.

The COLUMBINE departed Fort Wayne, Indiana, for Denver, Colorado.

The Pred.dent, aboard the COLUHBIHE, Arrived at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Colot"ado .

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U>WRY AIR FORCE BASE

Congressman Leslie c. A.rends, Illinois

Hon. Leon Snyder, Republican National CoDlllitteeman, Colorado Hon. Willlam L. IJ.o)"d, Colorado State Republican Chairman,

Pueble, Colorado Mrs. Mary Lou Donnellan, Colorado State Republican Vice Chairman,

Bou1der, Colorado Mr. Donald Robertson, Secretary ot Colorado State RepubliC4D

Comnittee, Denver, Colorado Congressman J. Edgar Chenoweth, Colorado

(The above asked it the7 might come in and pa7 their respects to the President)

The President met with the following to review the operation 0£ the Drought Disaster Program. This was arranged at the suggestion ot Secretary Ben11on.

Representative Farmers: Mr. Charles A.mold, La Monte, Missouri Hr. Madison Locke, Tonopah, Nevada Mr. o. E. Wol.te, Ringwood, Olcl.ahoma Mr. Roy Forehand, Carlsbad, New Mexico Mr. Adolph Hansen, Laa Animas, Colorado Mr. J . c. Jones, Potstllle, Arkansas Mr. Thomas Potter, Peabc>dJ", Kansas Mr. Herman Allen, Menard, Texas

Chairmen ot State Drought Collllllitteeg: Mr. Cl.aude K. McCan, Texas Mr. ~le L. Hague, Oklahoma Mr. Larry Clark, Colorado Mr. Burdean B. Atehl8)", New Mexico Mr. Wendell o. Becraft, Kansas Mr. W. L. Jameson, Jr., Arkansas Mr. Murra;y c. Colbert, Missouri Mr. Edward E. Settelmeyer, Nevada

Fa.rm Home Admin.1strat1ou'e State Directors: Mr. L. J . Cappleman, Tex.as Mr. E, Lee Ozb1.rn, Oklahoma Mr. Floyd F. Higbee, Colorado Mr. Glen Grisham, New Mexico Mr. Darrel A. Dwm, Kansas Mr. J. V. Hightill, Arkansas Mr. Stephen c. Hubhes, Missouri Mr. R. W. Hollenberg, Nevada

OTHERSr Hon. True D. Morse, Under Secret&l7 or Agriculture Mr. R. L. Farrington, Acting Director, Agricultural Credit

Services, and Chainaan, USDA Drought Committee

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Drought Disaster Program (Continued) Mr. M. B. Braswell, Deputy Administrator, Production and

Marketing Administration Mr. R. B. HcLeaish, Administrator, Farmers Home Administration Dean L. c. W1ll1am.e, Manhattan, Kansas Mr. R. T. Price, Texas Mr. H. J. Mo!'tit, Stillwater, Oklahoma Mr. c. L. Skinner, Two Butte•, Colorado Mr. M. G. Hinshaw, Grand Junction, Colorado Mr. Thomas H. Miller, Bethesda, Maryland

Mr. Harr,. Butcher, Santa Barbara., California Mr. Palmer Hoyt, F.ditor and Publisher, Denver Post, Denver, Colorado

Hon. Oveta Culp Hobby, Secretaey of Health, F.ducation and Welfare Hon. Nelson Rockefeller, Under Secretaey ot Health, Education and

Welfare (Mrs. Hobby and Mr. Rockefeller flew to Denver early Thuredq morning and returned to Waebington att.er their appointment)

The President. left for the Cherry Hills Count;ry Club where he watched part of the Hillsdill.y Golt Tournament.

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D»mm., COLORADO

Hon. Gabriel Hauge bad breakfast wit.h the Preeident at Mrs. Doud'• Residence.

Dean ?Seil Jacoby, Loe Angeles, California (The President met with Dean Jacoby at the Doud Residence)

The President departed tor the Ranch ot Mr. Bal. F. Swan at Buttalo Creek, Colorado, ware he tished with the tollovingt

Mr. l'loyd Ake.rs, Washington, D. c. Kr. Aksel Hieleen, Denver, Colorado Mr. Kevin Mccann, Defiance, Ohio Hon. Sherman Ade.ma Lt . Colonel Robert Schuh Maj. G«ieral Howard Sn)'der

The President returned to th• Doud Residenc• in D911ver.

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THE PRESIDENT' S APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1953

DDVER, COLORAOO

Mr. L. M. Pexton, Denver, Colorado (Mr. Pexton is a personal friend ot the President and came in to diseuse the wool market)

Honorable Harold E. Stassen, Director, Foreign Operations Adm.

Sena.tor and Mrs. Dwight Griewo1d, Nebraska Congressman Roman Hruska, Nebraska General. A. E. Stoddard, President, Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha, Nebraska Mr. w. Dale Clark, Chairman ot the &ard, Omaha National Bank, Oma.ha, Neb. Mr. &rold LeMar, former President of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce,

Omaha, Nebraska Mr. Ed F •. Pettis, President, Omaha Chamber ot Commerce , Omaha, Neb.

(Senator Griswol d wired the President and asked it be might. bring this group 1n to meet the President and mctend an invitation t o him to appear in Nebraska next year when O:Daha observes ita centennial.)

Honorable Phi1ip D. Young, Chairman, Civil Service Commissi.on

Mr. and Hrs. James Calder, President ot the Stereo Real.1st Camera Co. Mr. Leonard Kaplan, representative of the Stereo Realist Camera Co.

(Kr. Kaplan showed the President some 'Ibree Dimensional tilm taken ot the Preeidsit and his ta.milJ' on New Year's Da7 and Inauguration Day)

The President lett tor Cherr,r Hills Country Club where he pla,.ed go1t with the following:

Mr. Fd Dudl ey, Col orado Springs, Colorado Mr . Joe E. Davia, Memphis, Tennessee Mr. Baille W. Vinson, Tulsa, Oklahoma

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DElilVER, COLORADO

The President attended services at the Corona PresbJ'terian Churl)h with Mr. FloJ'd Aken ot Waahington, D. C.

The Pre91dent drove past Cherr;r Hills Dam, thru Fort. Logan and to Mr. Aksel ?-lieleen• s home in Cherry Hilla. The following accampanied the President:

Mr. Char lea Tcapld.ns, Uaahington, D. c. Mr. Aksel Nielsen, Denver, Colorado Mr. Floyd Akers, Washington, D. C. General Howard Sn;yder

The President retumed to the Doud Residence.

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Honorable Fred A. Seaton, Hastings, Nebraska

Honorable Frank Carl.son, Senator trom Kanaaa

The President vent to Fitssimmons General Hospital for a medical check- up.

(Bripdier General. Woodbur,y W. Burgess) OFF 'nfE BBCORD (General Burges• AV tbe Preai.dent at the Doud Residence)

The President drove to Gordon Lake in DenTer where he fished, had dinner and played bridge. He was accompanied by the following:

Hon. Dan Thornton, Govemor of Colorado Mr. Aksel Nielsen, Denver , Color ado Mr. Oharlee Tompkins, We.shington, D. C. Mr. Joe n,-er, Denver, Colorado Y..r . Jia fil.ack, Washington, L. C. Hr. John Culbreath, DenTe.:r, Colorado Mr. Ma.rk Kramer, Denver, Colorado Mr. Rip Amold, Dever, Colorado Mr. L. M. Pexton, Denver, Colorado Mr. Harry A.nholt, Denver, Colorado Mr. John Gordon, Denver, Colorado Mr. Ray Williams, DenT&r, Colorado Mr. Harold Writer, Denver, Colorado Mr. William Nicholson, Denver, Colorado Mr. Robert. Manning, Denver, Colorado Mr. Jim Gordon, DenTer, Colorado

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LCJdRI AIR FORCK BASE

Honorable Quigg Newton, Ma,.or ot Denver (Mqor Newton asked it he iaight f'47 his respects)

Honorable Fred A. Seaton, Hasting•, t:ebraska

The Presidait left for Fitzsimmons General Hospital where h• p.lJqed golf with the followingt

Brigadier General Paul. l. Robinson, Commanding Otticer ot Fitzeimlona Hospital

Colonel. Stanton anith, LoWQ' Air Force Base, Denver Colone.l. O. H. Wal.trip, Fitzeimmons General Hospital, DenTer

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Thtt Preddmt lett tor CheJT7 Hilla Country Club where he plaJ9d. golt with Mr. Rip Amold ot Dcftr, Colorado

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The President left Denver tor the Aksel Nielsen Ranch near Fraser, Colorado, accompanied ht the toll.owing:

Mr. Aksel Nielsen, Denver, Colorado (Mr. Nielsen remained vi.th the President throughout bis stq in 'Frae1:9r)

Mr. Charles Tompkins., t,.·aahington, D. C. (Hr. Tcapkins remained with the Presidmt un~il Fridq, August 28th)

General Lucius D. Cl.&7, Nev York, New Yol"k (General Cla7 remained with the President until Tueaday., September 1st)

Mrs. John Doud, Deoftr, Colorado (Mrs. Doud remained with the President. until Fridq, August 28th)

Hon. James Hagerty (Mr. Hagert1 remained with the Presidct throughout his atay in Fraser)

The President arri.Ted at the Aksel J'1elsen ranch near Fraser, Colorado.

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The President remained at the Akeel Nielsen Ranch near Fraser,

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FRASER, COLORADO

Mr. Carl lorgren, Denver, Col.orad.o, joined the Presidmt at the Akael Nielsen Ranch. (Mr. Horgren remained with the Presidmt until Tueada7, September lat)

Kr. Richard M. Andrews, Colorado State Fish and Game Departaent, and Mrs. Andrews. (Called on th• President. at th• Ranch to pa7 their respect•)

Hon. Charles Clqton, Mayor of Fruer1 Colorado, and hia daughter, Charlene Cia,.ton, called on the PreUd.mt at the Banch.

The President held a p&l't7 ror the members of the Pre1Ja that followed him to rra .. r, Colorado.

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FR!SER,, COLORADO

The President had Lunch with th• following at the Forest Experimentation Headquarters neat- Fraser, Colorado:

Mr. Robert Alexander, Fraser, Colorado Mr. ~rt Godell, Fi-aser, Colorado Mr. George Hardt,, Fraser, Colorado Mr • .uldrev J ., O'Mailia, Fraser, Colorado

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The i>nsident remained at the Aksel Nielsen Ranch in Fraser, Colorado.