Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, General: Economic and Political Matters, Volume I, Part 2

033.1100 CO/4–1053-Telegram

The Deputy United States High Commissioner for Germany (Reber) to the Department of State¹

confidential

Bonn, April 10, 1953—8 p.m.

4562. Following is the tentative itinerary for Roy Cohn, Chief Counsel, and George David Schine, Chief Consultant, staff members Senate Committee on Government Operations.

• Munich–Vienna April 10 PA 180 leave 1235 arrive 1400.
• Vienna–Munich April 12 PA 181 leave 1515 arrive 1640.
• Munich–Belgrade April 14 YU 241 leave 1210 arrive 1625.
• Belgrade–Athens April 16 YU 410 leave 0800 arrive 1305.
• Athens–Rome April 17 BE 127 leave 1255 arrive 1605.
• Rome–Paris blank Paris–States blank.

The above staff members have specifically requested that all information regarding the following be referred to them for reply.

(a) Itinerary.

(b) Individuals and subjects discussed with them.

Under no circumstances are any of the posts to set up any schedules prior to consulting with Cohn and Schine.

Meet and hotel at each post. Notify onward post of ETA and ETD.

Reber

1. Also sent NIACT to Munich; repeated to Vienna, Belgrade, Athens, Rome, and Paris.