PRESIDENT DE GAULLE TODAY (FRIDAY) BEGAN A TWO-DAY VISIT TO BONN WITH TALKS LASTING ALMOST 1 1/2 HOURS WITH DR. ERHARD, THE WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR.

LATER THE FRENCH PRESIDENT TOLD NEWSMEN HE HAD HAD "A SERIOUS AND FRANK DISCUSSION WITH DR. ERHARD ON A WORLD - WIDE RANGE OF PROBLEMS". HE ADDED HE WAS SURE SUCH DIRECT CONTACTS WITH THE CHANCELLOR WOULD CONTRIBUTE TO AN "INCREASINGLY STRONG UNITED EUROPE."
STRICT SECURITY PRECAUTIONS WERE TAKEN AS GENERAL DE GAULLE DROVE INTO BONN FROM THE AIRPORT. ABOUT 3,000 POLICE, SOME ARMED WITH SUB-MACHINE GUNS, WERE ON DUTY, SOME WATCHING THE PRESIDENT FROM ROOF TOPS. HELICOPTERS AND AMBULANCES WITH BLOOD PLASMA ACCOMPANIED THE MOTOR PROCESSION.

PRESIDENT DE GAULLE DROVE TO MEET DR. ADENAUER AT THE BUNDESHAUS, WHERE THE FORMER CHANCELLOR NOW HAS AN OFFICE. THE TWO HAD PRIVATE TALKS LASTING ALMOST AN HOUR.

DR. ADENAUER SAID LATER HE WOULD VISIT FRANCE IN THE LATE AUTUMN ON PRESIDENT DE GAULLE'S INVITATION.