“ The joint honor cordon and the state and territorial flags will come TO THE CARRY by the ripple as the party proceeds by. The cordon commander will keep the cordon at PRESENT ARMS as the Presidential party passes through the joint honor cordon.
You will walk to a pre-marked position at the base of the statue and halt. The wreath bearer, who has been trailing behind, will move to a position immediately in front of you. You will then place your hands on the wreath and move forward to place the wreath. After placing the wreath, move back to your former position. ”

“ Secretary Romney will then escort you from his office to the Departmental Conference Room on the same floor where you will address approximately 200 top HUD officials.
Upon arrival in the Departmental Conference Room the Secretary will escort you to the podium, where a single stand-up microphone will be provided.
You will be introduced by Secretary Romney (he will remain seated on the platform) . It is expected that you will speak for 10 - 15 minutes. ”

“ In an epic journey man for the first time in December 1968 soared out of the earth gravitational field, flew unerringly into a close orbit ,of the moon, then back to a precise and safe landing. This historic voyage performed at times before the largest television audience in history, and open for coverage by the world's press reflects the utmost credit on the United States Space Program, Congress, NASA, and thousands of companies and employees in industry representing all these, the courageous, competent crew of Apollo 8.
Following the presentation of the Goddard Trophy you will ask Dr. ”

“ The Goddard Trophy will be located on a small table directly in front of the single stand-up microphone which will be provided for your remarks.
The trophy, donated by Mrs. Robert H. Goddard, is a bust of Dr. Goddard which is given each year to the person or persons selected for great achievement to advance space flight programs contributing to United States leadership in Astronautics. ”

“ The First Lady will be escorted to your office and immediately thereafter the recipients and supporting personnel will be ushered in.
You and Mrs. Nixon will greet each person just inside the doorof your office. ”

“ From 12:25 until 12:45 today the President met with members of the nominating committee who will propose to the President names of individuals to serve on the Board. of Directors of the National Center for Voluntary Action.
Meeting with the President were Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Romney; Max Fisher, who will serve as Chairman for the National Center for Voluntary Action ”

“ The President received the Apollo Astronauts in his Office and then escorted them to the Fish Room for a press announcement The Astronauts were: Frank Borman William A. Anders James A. Lovett 11:08 12:15
The President went to the Cabinet Room for a meeting with: William P. Rogers Richard Helms Henry A. Kissinger Thomas Karmemsien Cord Meyers. ”

“ After four ruffles and nourishes. the Presidential party will move down the steps on "Hail to the Chief." The state and territorial flags will once again ripple as you pass through.
You will depart in your car. ”

“ You will arrive at the Post Office Department at 2:15p.m. where you will be met by the Post Master General, Winton Blount, who will escort you to his office on the third floor where you will meet key members of the Post Office Department. ”

“ Patricia Reilly Hitt, Assistant Secretary, DHEW,
and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Federal
Woman's Award
The Federal Woman's Award, a non profit Corporation founded in 1960, is the only program created exclusively for the purpose of
honoring. career women in the Federal Government. ”

“ The President attended a meeting in the Cabinet Room of the Rural Affairs Council. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A". At the conclusion of the meeting, the President signed Executive Order 11493 establishing the Council for Rural Affairs. ”

“ The President went to the Rose Garden for the traditional annual presentation of a live Thanksgiving turkey. Those present were: Clifford M. Hardin, Secy of Agriculture W. E. Hauver, Dir, Poultry Div, USDA John B. Anderson, Congressman Roger Zion, Congressman Mr. and Mrs. David Graham, Pres, Nat'l Turkey Federation Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strickler G. L. Walts Hermon I. Miller 11:00 11:08
The President returned to his office and met with Secy of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin. ”

“ The President had breakfast with: The First Lady Patricia Nixon William F. (Billy) and Ruth Graham George B. Shea Tedd Smith T. W . Wilson 10:59 The President went to the East Room for the Church Services. ”

“ The United States Senate Youth Program was created in 1962 to enable outstanding high school students to come to Washington to help broaden their knowledge and their uderstandlng of Congress and the legislative program. ”

“ Following the administering of the oath you will make a statement which will include the announcement of your nomination of Gilbert Hahn as Chairman of the Council, Sterling Tucker as Vice Chairman and Reverend Jerry Moore as a member of the Council. ”

“ The President was greeted by Zeake W. Johnson, Sergeant at Arms of the House of Representatives. The President and his Counsellor, Bryce N. Harlow, were escorted to the office of Congressman John W. McCormack. 12:50
The President was escorted to the House Chamber by: Zeake W. Johnson, Sergeant at Arms Carl Albert, Congressman Gerald Ford, Congressman
The President was escorted from the dias into the House Chamber by: William M. Miller, Doorkeeper Carl Albert, Congressman Gerald Ford, Congressman 12:53
The President spoke to the members of the House for approximately twelve minutes. ”

“ The Presidential party flew by AF1 from Andrews AFB to Homestead AFB. For a list of passenger, see APPENDIX "C". 6:47 6:56
The Presidential party flew by helicopter from Homestead AFB to Key Biscayne. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B".
The President had Thanksgiving Dinner. Those who joined him were: The First Lady Patricia Nixon Julie Eisenhower David Eisenhower Susan Eisenhower C. G. Rebozo
The President and the above group saw the film, "Cat Ballou". ”

“ Armed Forces Aide to the President Colonel James D. Hughes
Armed Forces Aide to the President Hon. G. Warren Nutter
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs Hon. Daniel Z. Henkin
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs General Lewis W. Walt
Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps Mr. Richard A. Ware
Principle Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
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NATO Nuclear Planning Breakfast Brig. General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. ”

“ The President accompanied by Prime Minister Sato went to the Roosevelt Room for presentation and viewing of a model of the U.S. Pavilion to be built for the Osaka World's Fair. For those in attendance, see APPENDIX "A". ”

“ The President Chancellor Kiesinger Foreign Minister Willy Brandt Honorable William Rogers Honorable H. A. Haldeman Honorable John B. Ehrlichman Honorable Henry Kissinger Miss Rose Mary Woods Honorable Ronald Zeigler Colonel James D. Hughes Honorable Martin Hillenbrand Honorable James J. Rowley Major General Vernon Walters Mr. ”

“ Secretary John A. Volpe James D. Braman, Assistant Secretary for Urban Systems & Environment Oscar S. Gray, Acting Director, Office of Environmental & Urban Research Department of the Interior
Secretary Walter J. Hickel John R. Quarles, Assistant to the Under Secretary for Environmental Planning G. Douglas Hofe, Director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Bureau of the Budget James R. Schlesinger, Assistant Director
Council of Economic Advisers
Tom Moore
Citizens Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality
Laurance Rockefeller, Chairman Henry Diamond, Counsel to Mr. ”

“ Time President accompanied by Dwight L. Chapin went to the Mansion for a First Family Tour of the White House. The tour began in the West Sitting Room and was conducted by: James R. (Jim) Ketchum J. Bernard West 8:05
The First Family had dinner. ”

“ Remarks by the President Signing by the President of the Executive Order Prescribing Arrangements for Developing and Coordinating a National Program for Minority Business Enterprise. 3. Rermarks by Secretary Stans concerning proposed program for minority bussiness enterprise. (President remains until completion of Secretary Stans' remarks, at which time the President excuses himself. The President may, at his option, address additional remarks to meeting prior to his exit.) 4. Remarks by other Cabinet and Agency heads outlining involvement in area of minority business enterprise. ”

“ Charles Tyroler, II, an official of the Committee and a prominent Republican in the Washington area
Abbott Washburn, an official of the Committee, formerly with USIA
Did not come Huntington Harris, Treasurer, Citizens Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam (General Omar Bradley wished to attend, but he is meeting with former President Truman in Independence, Missouri, on November 6th.)
APPENDIX "C"
COUNCIL FOR LATIN AMERICA TRUSTEES ATTENDING
William E. Barlow
President
Vision, Inc. ”

“ John C. U. S. Soldier's Home Banks, Miss Alice Little Sisters of the Poor Barnes, Miss Ruth Sevier House, Episcopal Church Home Bauer, Mrs. Mary Aged Women's Home Beach, Miss Ethel D.C. Village Bell, Miss Katherine The Baptist Home of the Dist. of Columbia Bertrand, Mrs. Almeda Gordon Convalescent Home Blakemore, Mr. Flake U.S. Soldiers Home Blaylock, Mr. Hugh Little Sisters of the Poor Bordin, Mrs. Catherine Aged Women's Home Born, Miss Dorothea H. Nat'l Lutheran Home for the Aged Bowdler, Miss Louise E. Nat'l Lutheran Home for the Aged Bowersett, Mrs. Anna The Baptist Home of the Dist. ”

“ Tony Lake Miss Julie Pineau Manola Sanchez Jack Cliff Agent William L. Duncan Agent David B. Grant Agent P. Hamilton Brown Agent William E. Hudson Agent Mack W. Richardson Agent Garry M. Jenkins Agent Michael A. Endicott Agent Joseph D. Novak, Jr. ”

“ Trevor Fisk, Pres. of the National Union of Students
Aubrey Jones, Chairman of the Prices and Income Board
Jack Jones, Gen. Sec. of the Transport and Gen. Workers Union
Gordon Richardson, Chairman of J. H. Schroder, Wagg & Co. ”

“ Congressman Ray J. Madden, D-Ind., Member of the Committee on Rules
Congressman James J. Delaney, D.-N.Y. " Congressman Richard Bolling, D-Mo. " Congressman Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., D-Mass. " Congressman B. F. Sisk, D-Calif. " Congressman John Young, D-Tex. " Congressman Claude Pepper, D-Fla. " Congressman Spark M. Matsunaga, D-Hawaii " Congressman William R. Anderson, D -Tenn. " ”

“ The President and the First Lady toured the hospital and talked with many of the patients. Among the officials and personnel who greeted and escorted them were: VA Administrator and Mrs. Donald Johnson Dr. ”