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BILDERBERG MEETINGS
Cambridge Conference, England
31 March- 2 April 1967
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
Chairman:
H.R.H. The Prince of the Netherlands
Honorary Secretary General for Europe:
Ernst H. van der Beugel
Honorary Secretary General for the United States:
Joseph E. Johnson
Honorary Treasurer:
Johannes Meynen
Deputy Secretary General for Europe:
Arnold T. Lamping
| Participant Name | Nationality |
|---|---|
| Agnelli, Giovanni | Italy |
| Arliotis, Charles | Greece |
| Ball, George W. | United States |
| Barran, David H. | United Kingdom |
| Baumel, Jacques | France |
| Baumgartner, Wilfrid S. | France |
| Becker, Kurt | Germany |
| Beebe, Frederick S. | United States |
| Bennett, Sir Frederic | United Kingdom |
| Birgi, M. Nuri | Turkey |
| Birrenbach, Kurt | Germany |
| Brosio, Manlio | International |
| Casanova, Jean C. | France |
| Cleveland, Harold van B. | United States |
| Cleveland, Harlan | United States |
| Collado, Emilio G. | United States |
| Colonna di Paliano, Prince Guido | International |
| Dankert, Piet | Netherlands |
| Dean, Arthur H. | United States |
| Diebold, John | United States |
| Eayrs, James | Canada |
| Edinburgh, H.R.H. The Prince Philip, Duke of | United Kingdom |
| Ferrari Aggradi, Mario | Italy |
| Griffin, Anthony G.S. | Canada |
| Hall, Sir Arnold | United Kingdom |
| Hartung, Henri | France |
| Healey, Denis W. | United Kingdom |
| Heath, Edward R. G. | United Kingdom |
| Heinz II, Henry J. | United States |
| Hoegh, Leif | Norway |
| Hoffmann, Stanley | United States |
| Hogg, Quintin | United Kingdom |
| Holmberg, Yngve | Sweden |
| Hornig, Donald F. | United States |
| Jackson, Henry M. | United States |
| Kaysen, Carl | United States |
| Kearton, Sir Frank | United Kingdom |
| Knoppers, Antonie T. | United States |
| Kohnstamm, Max | International |
| Kraft, Joseph | United States |
| Kymmell, Jaap | Netherlands |
| Lefevre, Theo | Belgium |
| Leger, Jules | Canada |
| Luns, Joseph M. A. H. | Netherlands |
| Martin, Paul | Canada |
| Mathias Jr., Charles McC. | United States |
| Matthiasen, Niels | Denmark |
| Maudling, Reginald | United Kingdom |
| McGhee, George C. | United States |
| McNaughton, John T. | United States |
| Merkle, Hans | Germany |
| Moyers, Bill D. | United States |
| Munthe, Preben | Norway |
| Murphy, Robert D. | United States |
| Netherlands, H. R. H. Prince Claus of the | Netherlands |
| Newhouse, John | United States |
| Niarchos, Stavros S. | Greece |
| Nogueira, Alberto Franco | Portugal |
| Norstad, Lauris | United States |
| Nykopp, Johan | Finland |
| Peccei, Aurelio | Italy |
| Perkins, James A. | United States |
| Pesmazoglou, John S. | Greece |
| Piel, Gerard | United States |
| Piore, Emanuel R. | United States |
| Pirelli, Leopoldo | Italy |
| Rockefeller, David | United States |
| Roll, Sir Eric | United Kingdom |
| Rostow, Eugene V. | United States |
| Roux, Ambroise | France |
| Schmidt, Helmut | Germany |
| Schwarz, Urs | Switzerland |
| Shawcross, Lord | United Kingdom |
| Simonet, Henri | Belgium |
| Snoy et dOppuers, Baron | Belgium |
| Sorensen, Svend O. | Denmark |
| Stone, Shepard | United States |
| Taverne, Dick | United Kingdom |
| Terkelsen, Terkel M. | Denmark |
| Tidemand, Otto G. | Norway |
| Tron, Ludovic | France |
| Udink, Berend J. | Netherlands |
| Vittorelli, Paolo | Italy |
| Wallenberg, Marcus | Sweden |
| Wheeler, Sir Charles | United Kingdom |
| Withalm, Hermann | Austria |
| Wolff von Amerongen, Otto | Germany |
| IN ATTENDANCE: | |
| Chiusano, Vittorino | Italy |
| Munby, Richard K. | United Kingdom |
| Roy, Bertie le | Netherlands |
| Schelle, Carel J. van | Netherlands |
| Vernede, Edwin | Netherlands |
Agenda
March 31-April 2, 1967 – Cambridge, England
I. Do the basic concepts of Atlantic cooperation remain valid for the evolving world situation? If not, what concepts could take
their place?
II. The technological gap between America and Europe with special reference to American involvement in Europe
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