GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS INSTITUTE

1776 Massachusetts Avenue, N W, Washington, D C 20036 • Telephone (20?) 633-2500

Biographic information on Mr. Carl BILDT of Sweden, who is visiting the United
States under the auspices of the International Visitor Program of the United
States Department of State. Mr. Bildt's national program is being arranged by
Mr. R. Jon Fosdick and Miss Jerilyn Reuter. June, 1973

NAME: Mr. Nils Daniel Carl BILDT.

PRESENT POSITIONS: Chairman, Free Moderate Student Association
of Sweden;
Member, Secretariat of European Union of
Christian Democratic and Conservative Stu-
dents;
Political Secretary, Swedish Moderate Coali-
tion Party;
Board Member, Swedish National Council of
Youth;
Political Editor, Svensk Linje (political
magazine).
PERSONAL DATA:

Born: July 15, 1949 in Halmstad.

Address: Karlavagen 68, 114 59 Stockholm, Sweden.
Civil Status: Single.
Dietary Restrictions: None.
Knowledge of English: Excellent.
Other Languages: German.

PAST POSITIONS: Board Member, National Union of Students

(responsible for international affairs),
1969-72;
Editor, Svensk Linje.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND: Pursuing a Master's Degree in Political
Science and Political Economy at the Uni-
versity of Stockholm.
PUBLICATIONS: Various articles and pamphlets on Sweden
and the European Communities.
FOREIGN TRAVEL: United Kingdom, Federal Republic of Germany,
Belgium, France, Switzerland, Portugal,
Austria, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Po-
land, Hungary, Italy.

(see reverse side for program objectives)

OBJECTIVES OF THE UNITED STATES VISIT:

1. Administration: Examination of local government structure, city planning,

and ansportation especially in medium-sized cities. He would like to
meet a mayor and observe a city council function.
2. Crime: Mr. Bildt has noted the recent figures in declining crime rates
anti would like to have an explanation of the possible reasons for this
decline.

3. Communications: Visit to a local radio/TV station and an examination of

cableTV operations.
4. Sea_ccee program: Examination of international cooperation in space explora-
tion, with particular emphasis on communications and earth resources satel-
lites.

5. Politics: Visit to the U.S. Congress and a congressional hearing; examina-

t ono public relations and activities of a political party.

6. Youth: Visit to student/youth division of national political parties.

7. Education: Study of the recent trends in the field of higher education.

8. Foreign policy: Briefings by appropriate desk officers (State Department)
on U.S.-Swedish relations.
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Mr. Nils Daniel Carl BILDT

Chairman
Free Moderate Student Association
of
Sweden

UNITED STATES PROGRAM

June 4 - 27, 1973

Arranged by: INTERNATIONAL VISITORS SERVICE

Governmental Affairs Institute
1776 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
Telephone: (202) 833-2500

Mr. R. Jon Fosdick

Program Officer

Miss Jerilyn Reuter

Program Assistant

For the: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Bureau of Educational and Cultural
Affairs
Office of Western European Programs

Mr. William L. Sailer

Area Officer
Mr. Carl BILDT NW
United States Program and Itinerary

MONDAY, JUNE 4

2:40 PM Arrival in WASHINGTON D.C. Dulles International

Airport aboar an American Flight #107.
Residence: Metropolitan Hotel
1143 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W.
Telephone: (202) 541-1887

In addition to your orientation and program planning sessions at the Governmental

Affairs Institute, arrangements were made for you to visit the United States De-
partment of State for consultation with Mr. William Sailer, Area Officer, Bureau
of Educational and Cultural Affairs; Mr. Eric Fleisher, Political Desk Officer for
Norway and Iceland; Mr. John Owens, Political Desk Officer for Sweden; and Mr. Sven
Groennings, Office of NATO and Atlantic PoZitical-Military Affairs. Additional ap-
pointments were arranged with Mr. Spencer Oliver, Executive Director, American
Council of Young Political Leaders; Mr. Andrew J. Valuehek, Special Assistant to
the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee; and Mrs. Jean AZZaway, Inter-
national Relations Officer, Library of Congress. A visit to Capitol Hill and con-
gressional hearings was also included in your program, as well as a meeting with
Me. Nancy Lewineohn, Administrative Assistant to Congresswoman Ella Grasso.

MONDAY, JUNE 11

11:25 AM Departure from Washington, D.C. Dulles International

Airport aboard American Airlines Flight #229, a
luncheon flight which makes one stop en route.
3:25 PM Arrival in SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA International
Airport. Please take the airport us to City Air-
lines Terminal. Kindly take a taxi from there to
your hotel. Reservations are being requested for
you at the:

Commodore Hotel
825 Sutter Street
San Francisco, California 94109
Telephone: (415) 885-2464
Your local sponsor is:

Department of State Reception Center

Mrs. Bernice Behrens, Director
112 Federal Office Building
50 Fulton Street
San Francisco, California 94102
Telephone: (415) 885-2464
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Mr. Carl BILDT - 2
United States Program and Itinerary

The Reception Center is attempting to put you in contact with Mr. Les Carter and
Dr. Wesley Johnson, social welfare activists.

THURSDAY, JUNE 14

4:45 PM Departure from San Francisco International Airport

aboard Trans World Airlines Flight 11150, a dinner
flight.
6:24 PM Arrival in PHOENIX ARIZONA. Accommodations have
been secure for you at the:

Ramada Sahara
401 North First Street
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
Telephone: (602) 258-3411

Your local sponsor is:

Mr. J. Lester Shaffer, President

World Affairs Council of Phoenix
c/o Ramada Sahara - Room 233
401 North First Street
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
Telephone: (602) 254-3345 (direct line to Council)
254-6421 (Mr. Shaffer's office)

It is anticipated that you will have an opportunity to examine local goverment

structure, city planning, and transportation in Phoenix. If it can berarranged,
you may also Zook forward to home hospitality.

SUNDAY, JUNE 17

11:05 AM Departure from Phoenix aboard Western Airlines Flight

#476, a luncheon flight which makes one stop en route.
4:43 PM Arrival in MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. Accommodations
have been reques a or you a the:
Curtis Hotel
327 South 10th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
Telephone: (612) 333-5144
Mr. Carl BILDT 0 • - 3
United States Program and Itinerary

Your local sponsor is:

Minnesota International Center

Mrs. Frances Paulu, Acting Executive Director
711 East River Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455
Telephone: (612) 373-3200 (office)
823-7700 (Mrs. Paulu's home)

It it expected that among your activities in the Minneapolis area will be an oppor-
tunity to visit a local radio/TV station and to examine cable TV operations; meet-
ings with professors of international affairs at the University of Minnesota whose
specialization is European politics and government; and visits with leaders of the
Swedish community in the Minneapolis area. If it can be arranged, you may also
Zook forward to home hospitality.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

10:00 AM Departure from Minneapolis aboard Eastern Airlines

Flight #277. Lunch will be served on board.

1:04 PM Arrival in ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Reservations are

being reques a for you y your local sponsor at the:

Sheraton Biltmore
817 West Peachtree Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30383
Telephone: (404) 875-3461

Your local sponsor is:

Atlanta Council for International Visitors
Mrs. Genevieve Eley, Executive Secretary
Miss Donna Steckel, Staff Assistant
1809 Gas Light Tower
235 Peachtree Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Telephone: (404) 577-2248

We are hopeful that your local sponsor will be able to arrange for you to meet
with the Honorable Sam MaeseZl, Mayor of Atlanta, or with the Deputy Mayor. We
have also requested that an appointment be arranged with Mr. John Lewis to dis-
cuss his voter education project. It is likely, in addition, that you will re-
ceive an invitation for home hospitality.
Mr. Carl BILDT 0 • - 4
United States Program and Itinerary

SATURDAY, JUNE 23

12:17 PM Departure from Atlanta aboard Delta Airlines Flight

#212, a luncheon flight.
2:00 PM Arrival in NEW YORK CITY La Guardia Airport. Please
take the airpo Tu to East Side Terminal, 31st
Street and 1st Avenue. Kindly take a taxi from there
to your hotel. Reservations have been made for you
at the:
Belmont Plaza Hotel
49th Street at Lexington Avenue
New York, New York 10022
Telephone: (212) 755-1200

Your local sponsor is:

Department of State Reception Center
Mrs. Grace M. Belt, Director
Room 1601, 250 West 57th Street
New York, New York 10019
Telephone: (212) 971-5647

We have requested that arrangements be made for you to continue your discussions
on European politics and government with professors of international affairs at
Columbia University.

TUESDAY, JUNE 26

11:30 AM Departure from New York City Pennsylvania Station

aboard the Metroliner Train. You are holding Seat
17 in Parlor Car 111.
2:29 PM Arrival in WASHINGTON, D.C. Union Station. Arrange-
ments have been made or you to stay once again at
the Metropolitan Hotel.

No professional programming has been arranged for your return visit to Washington,
however we would welcome an opportunity, should time permit, to receive an evalua-
tion of your national program and to learn of your experiences. Please feel free
to stop by our offices at your convenience.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27

7:30 PM Departure from Washington, D.C. Dulles International

Airport aboard Pan American Flight #106.
Mr. Carl BILDT 9 • - 5
United States Program and Itinerary

THURSDAY, JUNE 28

7:30 AM Arrival in London, England Heathrow Airport where you

have to change planes.
9:10 AM Departure from London Heathrow Airport aboard British
Airways Flight #756.

11:25 AM Arrival in STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN.

3Vt 9 good Iri I

Department of State Reception Deter, SFO June 7, 1973
R. Jon Fosdick Jerilyn Reuter
/Mr. Carl QItDT Sweden
iNone

Monday, June 11, 3:25 PM American Flight #229

Thursday, June 14, 4:45 PM TWA Flight OISO

Coamodore X
already sent z

Please refer to telephone conversation.

Atlanta Council for International Visitors June 7. 1973
R. Jon Fosdick Jerilyn Reuter
Mr. Carl BILDT Sweden

None

Wednesday, June 20, 1:04 PM Eastern Flight /277

Saturday, June 23, 12:17 PM Delta Flight #212

Sheraton-Blltmore (PLEASE MAKE RESERVA- Z

TION- ONE SINGLE)
X X

Mr. Bildt is considered to be a realist in political terms. He stands some-

what to the left of center of his Moderate Party. Despite his young age, he
is considered one of the party's original thinkers. He has attended virtually
all of the recent. important European student meetings. Mr. Bildt is an in-
telligent, experienced, political theoretician with a very promising futute.
While in your area, Mr. Bildt would like to meet with Mayor Sam Massell or the
Deputy Mayor. Mr. Bildt is a political associate of Anders Wijkman, Member of
Parliament in Sweden, who recently visited Atlanta and met with the Mayor and
his Deputy.

In addition, Mr. Bildt would like the opportunity to meet with John Lewis to
discuss his voter education project.

An evening of home hospitality would be appreciated as welt.

Best regards and many thanks.

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Department of State Reception Center, NYC June 7, 1973
R. Jon Fosdick Jerilyn Reuter
Mr. Carl BILDT Sweden

None

Saturday, June 23, 2:00 PM Delta Flight #212

Tuesday, June 26, 11:30 AN Metroliner

Belmont Plaza X

X X

Mr. Bildt would like, if possible, to meet with professors of international

affairs at Columbia University whose specialization is European politics and
government.

Mr. Bildt is considered to be a realist in political terms. He stand:some-

what to the left of center of his Moderate Party. Despite his young age, he
is considered to be one of the party's original thinkers. He has attended
virtually all of the recedi, important European student meetings. Mr. Bildt
is an intelligent, experienced, political theoretician with a very promising
future.
Best regards and many thanks.
 l

World Affairs Council of Phoenix

R. Jon Fosdick
June 7, 1973
I
Jerilyn Reuter
Mr. Carl BILOT Sweden

None

Thursday, June 14, 6:24 PM TWA Flight #150

Sunday, June 37, 11:05 AM Western Flight #476

Ramada Sahara X

X X

Mr. Bildt would like to examine local government structure, city planning,
and transportation in Phoenix. If possible, I am sure he would enjoy an
evening of home hospitality.

Mr. Bildt is considered to be a realist in political terms. He stands somewhat

to the left of center of his Moderate Party. Despite his young age, he is con-
sidered one of party's original thinkers. He has attended virtually all of the
recent, important European student meetings. He is an intelligent, experienced,
yougg political theoretician with a very promising future.
Best regards and many thanks.

cc! Mr. Les Shaffer

Minnesota International Center June 7, 1973
R. Jon Fosdick Jerilyn Reuter
Mr. Carl BILDT Sweden

None

Sunday, June 17, 4:43 PM Western Flight /476

Wednesday, June 20, 10:00 AM Eastern Flight /277

Curtis Hotel X
X X

Mr. Bildt is considered to be a realist in political terms. He stands some-

what to the left of center of his Moderate Party. Despite his young age, he
is considered one of the party's original thinkers. He has attended virtually
all of the recent, important European student meetings. He is an intelligent,
experienced, political theoretician with a very promising future.
White in your area, Mr. Bildt would like to visit a local radio/TV station and
to examine cable TV operations. He would also like to meet with professors
of international affairs at the University of Minnesota whose specialization
is European politics and government. In addition, he would enjoy getting to-
gether with leaders of the Swedish community in your area. Home hospitality
is requested.
Best regards and many thanks.
 Dep artment of State
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 • DEPARTMENT OF STATE •

SPONSOR'S REPORT ON VISITOR

IMPORTANT: Within 3 days following visitor's departure from your city, please complete and return the original
and one copy of this report to Community Relations Division, CU/IVF/C, Department of State,
Washington, D.C.20520 and send one copy direct to the programming agency.
GRANTEE'S NAME, TITLE COUNTRY ESCORT-INTERPRETER

Carl BILDTk Sweden none

NAME OF PROGRAM AGENCY NAME OF PROGRAM OFFICER CATEGORY OF GRANT

CAI R. Jon Fosdick International Visitor

HOTEL ARRIVED DEPARTED

laost Plan 6/23/73 6 26 3

NAME AND LOCATION OF SPONSOR REPORTING DATE

New York Seca tion Center - Grace M. Belt 6/27/73

N RATIVE RE

aChaitman, Free moderate Student Association of Sweden.

Please see our letter of welcome to the grantee and his appointment schedule contained
therein.

Mr. Bildt asked us to locate the United States Youth Council, which we did, giving his
their address and telephoas =caber. He wonted to contact the Chairmaas a personal
friend of his. No additional programming assistance was requested o£ this office.

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cc: CAI - Mr. Stewart Edwards I

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 250 West 57th street
tow York. New York 10019

June 20, 1973

Kr. Carl Bildt

Belmont glass metal
Lexington Avenue at 49th Street
Nor York, New Fork 10022

Door Kr. Biidt:

It is indeed a pleasure to welcome you to New York. I have been

asked to assist with your program during your visit here, which
I hope will be most enjoyable.

Inclosed are amps, brochares, and "twofers" (stubs entitling you

to discount tbestre tickets) which you may find useful. In addition,
I suggest that you purchase the magazine CUE, the new issue of which
is available each Thursday on any newsstand for fifty cents. It is
a good culturals, entertainment end dining guide to the city.

May I pies" remind you to adhere to the hotel's rule: "Do not leave
cashs travellers* chocks or jewelry in your roam." The hotel provides
a safe deposit box downstairs in the lobby where you can leave things
you do not wish to carry.

In accordance with your expressed wishes. I have arranged the following

appointment for you:

M , June 25

1:45 p.a. Information and Visitors Services

Columbia university
bodge Sall, Room 201
Near Broadway and 114th Street
Telephone: 290-2945

lnforaetion: You will be escorted by a staff amber

to your appointment with Professor Wilfrid L. Kohl.
Associate Director, Institute oa Western Iurope.

ingtioas: As there is no direct public transportation

from your hotel to Columbia University and indirect
means are somewhat complicatedg, it is suggested that
yew take a taxicab to this appointment.
 •
•

Would you be kind suougb to telepboas me ow Wmday warning. June 25

at 9230 at 971-5649 or 3647 to sees" so that you bave received this
letter. At that time ere can diames if 2 ray be of any assistance
to you during your visit hers.

Sincerely yours.

iiiiliaw ft. Pollack

program officer
Sips York Reception Center
 0 DEPARTMENT OF STATE

SPONSOR'S REPORT ON VISITOR l

IMPORTANT: Within 3 days following visitor's departure from your city, please complete and return the original
and one copy of this report to Community Relations Division, CU/IVF/C, Department of State,
Washington, D.C.20520 and send one copy direct to the programming agency.
COUNTRY ESCORT•INTERPRETER
GRANTEE'S NAME, TITLE
Mr. C1X1 BnmI
animm ,

G NAME OF PROGRAM OFFICER CATEGORY OF GRANT

W. FD33iek IV
EL ARRIVED DEPARTED

CaMrIdgm June lI 1973 JUM 14, 1973

NAME AND LOCATION OF SPONSOR REPORTING DATE

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NARRATIVE REPORT:

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Qi his arrival and the reTiested CORtacts were made.

He visited with Mr. Iffi Curter and Dr. Wesley JbIrks , romes givisim him by Mr. Will

Petty, th@ direa6or of the American Center, in S'tockbo]m.

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Program arranged for: Mr. Carl Bildt of Sweden

Sent by: GAI Howell House Hotel June 20 - 23

873-4821

Program Coordinator: ACIV Office

Wednesday, June 20

1:04 p.m. Arrive in Atlanta via Eastern 277

Evening Free. Ms. Paula Gathright, 3200 Stone Road, S.W., Atlanta,
Ga. 30331 Tel: 344-0681, will call you Wednesday evening. S
will coordinate your entertainment activities for your stay in
Atlanta. Ms. Gathright lived in Eskellestea, Sweden for one
year, in 1966. She graduated from the University of Florida
with a major in political science in International Affairs.
Ms. Keratin Zetterberg is invited to participate in all
arranged activities.

Thursday, June 21

10:45 a.m. Appointment with Mayor Sam Massell. Please meet Ms. Gail Dubro
in the Mayor's office, she will be arranging the morning's
appointments at City Hall and can explain the reorganization of
the Atlnata City Government. The campaign for the Mayor's
election is now in full swing.

Afternoon &
Evening Free

Friday, June 22

11:00 a.m. Ms. Dora McDonald will arrange for you to talk with assistants
to Representative Andrew Young. (Congressman Young will be in
Washington, D.C. because Congress is in session.) His assistar
are very knowledgeable in local and regional politics.

Afternoon Free

Evening Evening activities being arranged by Ms. Paula Gathright. She

will be in touch with you concerning the details.

Saturday, June 23

12:17 p.m. Depart Atlanta via Delta 212. Ms. Gathright will take you to t
airport.