NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM Tape Subject Log … · -1- NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM Tape Subject Log (rev. June-08) Conversation No. 824-1 . Date: December 15,

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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM

Tape Subject Log (rev. June-08)

Conversation No. 824-1 Date: December 15, 1972 Time: Unknown between 9:14 am and 9:25 am Location: Oval Office The President met with Manolo Sanchez. Unknown items -[Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Tricia Nixon Cox] The President’s schedule -Meeting with Dr. William M. Lukash Sanchez left at an unknown time before 9:25 am.

Conversation No. 824-2 Date: December 15, 1972 Time: 9:25 am - 12:44 pm Location: Oval Office The President met with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman and Manolo Sanchez. Paperwork -Private file Refreshment -Coffee Sanchez left at an unknown time before 9:30 am. ***************************************************************** [Begin segment reviewed under deed of gift]

Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

Oval #824

824-1 (12/15/1972)-P, MS 824-2 (12/15/1972)-P, HRH, MS, RLZ, SBB, HAK, Unk, WHO, MJM, JNE, CGR, PJB 824-3 (12/15/1972)-P, RLZ, JDE 824-4 (12/15/1972)-P, MS 824-5 (12/15/1972)-APB, SBB 824-6 (12/15/1972)-P, MS 824-7 (12/15/1972)-P, Unk 824-8 (12/15/1972)-APB, SBB 824-9 (12/15/1972)-MS, Unk

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Conversation No. 824-2 (cont’d)

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-Pampering

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f 20th Parallel -Timing

-Vice President Spiro T. Agnew

an’s view

Nixon’s and Julie Nixon Eisenhower’s and Tricia Nixon

Haldeman

n supporters

taxes

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Thelma C. (“P - at”)Cox’s views

-Ehrlichman -Compared to John C. Whitaker -Ehrlichman -Conversation with -Public relations [PR] -Peter J. Brennan -Reception for 1972 electio -Ethnic groups -George P. Shultz -Property Budget

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abor Department

-Denmark navia

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on with Stephen B. Bull meeting with Kissinger and Ziegler

Jr.

-Blacks -Scandinavia -Austria -Scandinavia Press relations -Henry A. Kissinger’s briefing -The President’s memorandum to Kissinger -Dictation -Typing -Unknown woma

-Conversatin

-The President’s -Alexander M Haig, -Timing -Location -White House

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[TV]

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haracter of the Year” award -Sauerkraut -The President’s News Summary comment

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of War [POWs], cease-fire ng with Kissinger

-Tours -Execu -Announcement -Ziegler’ -Tone -Television -Length -The President’s memor -Kissinger -“Kraut C -Timing * *****************[B The President’s foot [E*********************** * Vietnam War -US bombing, mining north of 20 Parallel -The President’s meetings with Kissinger -Ziegler’s press conference -PR -North Vietnam’s military buildup -Precautionary measures -Cease-fire -The President’s meeting with Ziegler -[The President’s May 8, 1972 speech] -Cessation of military action -Conditions

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F. Osborne’s telephone calls

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The President’s schedule er

Memorandum

The President’s memo -Typing -Meeting with Kissing -Draft Bull left at an unknown time before 10:13 am. Second term reorganization -Byers Press relations -Schecter -The President’s and Kissinger’s schedules

sations with Ziegler t’s schedule

-1972 election

onversations with the President, Ehrlichman

an’s role

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-End -The President’s conversation with Charles G.

(“Bebe”) Rebozo

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Budget

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-Thomas F. Eagleton

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Football -Rose Bowl -University of Southern -Green Bay Packers -Washington Redskins -Inconsistency -Ohio State University -USC -Defeat of Notre Dame -Personnel -Redskins-Dallas Co -Larry Brow -George E. Allen -Conversat -Herbert M -Comp -Fumblin -Brown -Redskins -Game against Packers -Coaching -Mul-Key Press relations -Time -Ehrlichman -Ziegler -Kissinger -Haldeman -Telephone call to William P. Rogers -The President, Kissinger -Man of the Year award -State Department -Klein -William L. Safire

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1972 decision

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tions [UN]

-Raymond K. Price, Jr. -Schedules -State of the Union address -Schecter meeting with Ziegler -Administration’s accomplishments -The President’s trip to the PRC and the Soviet Union -The President’s May 8, -1972 election -Reaction -The President’s or Haldema The President’s picture -Secretary of Labor [Peter J -Conversation with the President at -Labor Departm -The President’s -John F. Kennedy -Press relations White House social event -R ption for 1972 election supporters -Maurice H. Stans -Clark MacGregor -Comportment -Receptions for 1972 election supporters -Labor officials -Plumbers -Iron workers -Joseph T. (“Joe T.”) Trerotola -Frank E. Fitzsimmons -Wives -Julie Nixon Eisenhower’s view

stants [WAS -White Anglo-Saxon Prote Second term reorganization -John A. Volpe

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S bombing -Qualifications

Media -Benjamin Franklin

-Theodore Roosevelt -Editor

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n Second term reorganizatio -NASA -David -[Dixy Lee Ray] -[Atomic Energy Commission] [AEC]

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g er and Haig

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Vietnam relations Resumption of war

-Ballot box

-US bombing north of 20th Parallel ’s memorandum

-Long war, short peace

-Continuation of serious talks n al points

hand” statement, October 26, 1972 er’s view

er and Haldeman

-POWs -Conditions -Cease-fire -Lasting peace -Compared to -The President’s language -Notes -South Vietnam-North - -Timing -The President -Settlement agreement -Press relations -Tech ic -Kissinger’s “peace is at -Kissing -The President’s schedule -Meeting with Ziegl -Tho’s statement -Tone An unknown woman entered at an unknown time after 10:13 am.

and Haldeman

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The President’s schedule -Meeting with Ziegler The unknown woman left at an unknown t

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dule

Vietnam negotiations -US bombing north of 20 Parallel

-Timing -Tho’s sche -Peking -Hanoi

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o’s schedule

-Announcement

Thieu

am.

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Vietnam negotiations

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short peace -Press relations

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-Kissinger’s briefing -The President’s memorandum -Dictation -Timing -Outline -The Pre -Settlement agreem -Long war, Second term reorganization -Scali -Announcement -Leaks -Timing Vietnam negotiations -US bombing, mining north of 20th Parall -Kissinger’s forthcoming briefing -Timing -Status report -Timing -Tho’s statement -Kissinger’s briefing -Timing -US mining north of 20 Parallel

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ture -Technical na -Resolution -Settlement agreement -Conditions -The President’s speech

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s -Christma

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-North and South Vietnam

-Pushing around, blackmail, stampeding -Casualties

th and South Vietnam

-Gifts for Kissinger

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ents

ment

Vietnam

-POWs -Deadline -Truce -Continuation of war -Means of attainment -Nor -Charm Labor relations -Fitzsimmons -Harold J. Gibbons -Trip to Hanoi -Firing from union [International Brotherhoo -Relationship with Kissinger -The President’s view -Reception for 1972 ele -Gibbons -Golf in San Clemente -Mary Patricia Fitzsimmons -Frank Fitzsimmons’s private compared to public statem -Support for the President Vietnam negotiations -Kissinger’s briefing -The President’s memorandum -Casualties -North Vietnam -South Vietnam

ip -US leadersh -Settlement agree -Responsibility -South and North -South Vietnam-North Vietnam relations

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-Coalition government -Settlem -Long war, short -Continuation of serious talks -Technical p -US bombing and mining of North Vietna -Ziegler’s press conf -Duration -Settlement agreement -Volunteer -POWs -North Vietnam’s military buildup

-Christmas -Draft

-Casualties -Ground -Settlement agreemen -The President’s c -PO -Imposition of C -Resumption -Timing -Tho’s statement -The Presid -US bombing north of 20 Parallel -Timing -Ziegler’s press conference

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-Technical differences -Cease-fire -Tone -US bombing north of 20th Parallel -Technical differences -Phrasing -Press relations -Tho -Audience -US

-South and North Vietnam -US bombing north of 20 Parallel -Specifics -Bernard Gwertzman -Marder -Differences

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Vietnam negotiations -Kissinger briefing -Timing -US bombing north of 20th Parallel -Timing -Church service -US mining north of 20th Parall -Haiphong estuary -Kissinger’s briefing -The President’s m - -Kissin -Tone -Film -US image -1973 Inauguration -Speech -Price’s draft -Peace - -End of war -Second -The President’s -Vietnamiz -US bombing, mining north of 20 Parallel -Duration -POWs -Future -End of second term -Kissinger’s message -US-Soviet Union relations

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-Rogers Ziegler left at 11:16 am. Vietnam negotiations -The President’s meetings with Kissinger

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Wash - ington Post -ABC -Leonard H. Goldenson -Meeting with Bush

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phone -Scali’s trips to the PRC and the Soviet Union

-The President’s confidence atholicism

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dvice on policies

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-Charles W. Yost -Rogers

Deadline -Telephone

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Press relations

-Horner

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-Interviews with the President -Cyrus L. (“Cy”) Suizberger

-[Henry Brandon]

hite ith Katherine L. Graham

ews -1972 campaign

-Endorsement -New York Times

-1972 election

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The unknown woman left at an unknown time before 11:56 am

Vietnam’s actions resident’s press conferences

Vietnam negotiations -Kissinger’s briefing -Ziegler’s role -Points -Previous briefings -Scali -Kissinger -Kissinger’s view -Compared with the President’s view -Tone -North -The P -Kissinger’s mood

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fter 11:29 am.

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1973 Inauguration -Previous addresses -Word count -[Thomas] Woodrow Wilson -Theodore Roosevelt -William McKinley -1905 -Franklin D. Roosevelt -1937 -Kennedy -Timing -David R. Gergen The unknown woman left at an unknown time befor

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emoranda

Second term reorganization -Control -Kissinger -Ehrlichman -John C. Whitaker -Peter M. Flanigan -The President’s memora -PR -Shultz -Meetings with the President -Press conferences -Preparation -The President’s m -The President’s schedule -Klein

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nt al appearance

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-“Farewell tou -Meeting with W -Baroody -Colson’s view -Bryce N. Harlow’s view

-Possible meeting with the Preside -Baroody’s physic -Physical appearance

-Staff

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-The President’s view

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-Time e Year award

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Conversation No. 824-3

hn D. Ehrlichman.

Date: December 15, 1972 Time: 12:45 pm - 1:54 pm Location: Oval Office The President met with Ronald L. Ziegler and Jo

atural Resources Division

ton Star -Ziegler’s conversation with I. William Hill -George H. W. Bush -Trips to the People’s Republic of China [PRC]

ion -UN, White House, State Department coverage

C ill

io ing

-[American Broadcasting Company] [ABC] rsation with Leonard H. Goldenson

ners of War [POWs] -Cease-fire

munist government in South Vietnam

Second term reorganization -Wallace H. Johnson -Assistant Attorney General, Land and N -Ambassadorship to the United Nations [UN] -John A. Scali -Announcement -Leaks -Washing

and the Soviet Un -Trips to the PR -H -Rad -Tim -Scali’s conve -Timing -Washington Star Vietnam negotiations -Henry A. Kissinger’s briefing -Timing -Ziegler’s meeting with Kissinger -The President’s memorandum -Tone -Priso -Imposition of Com

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-Long war, short peace

issinger -Ziegler’s meeting with K Ziegler left at 12:46 pm. Second term reorganization

eral, Land and Natural Resources Division

ministration

nce

-Banking reasury Department deral Home Loan Bank Board

eeting with the President ia

ent

rlichman new’s offer

-Johnson -Assistant Attorney Gen -Condemnations -Bureau of Land Management [BLM] -Relationship with the ad -Sallyanne Payton -Plans -Banking -Supreme Court -Age, experie -General Counsel -T -Fe -Banking -Length of term -Supreme Court -Banking -Money making -Marital status -Appreciation -Ehrlichman’s m -District of Columb -Egil (“Bud”) Krogh, Jr. appointm -Blacks -Problems -Pressures -Edwin L. Harper -Conversation with Eh -Vice President Spiro T. Ag -Agnew -Bicentennial -Dr. Edward E. David, Jr.

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utics and Space Administration [NASA] Shultz

versation with Shultz

-James C. Fletcher ]

talian-American background

n’s schedule

D. Webster rnal Revenue Service [IRS]

-Audit

-National Aerona -George P. -Condition -Ehrlichman’s con -Atomic Energy Commission [AEC] -Departure -[Dixy Lee Ray] -AEC -Publicity -NASA -[Lide A. Iacocca -I -Chrysler Corporation -Scali -Announcement -Ethnic considerations -Polish-American -Reception for 1972 election supporters -Ehrlichman’s meeting with Malek -Refusal of jobs -Under Secretaries -White House mess -New approach -Ehrlichman’s schedule -Haldema -Refusal of jobs -Malek -Claude S. Brinegar -George -Inte -Ehrlichman’s meeting with Krogh -Meetings with Krogh -Confirmation -Krogh’s view -Prospects

-Krogh

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he th Peter J. Brennan at reception for 1972 election

on with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman -Flag lapel pin

-Jingoism

SO]

s Administration [GSA]

mmendation [Arthur F. Sampson]

e President’s picture

s sinessmen

The President’s picture -T President’s conversation wi

supporters -The President’s conversati -Labor Department offices -James D. Hodgson, Shultz -Brennan’s background -Irish Democrat -US embassies -Sweden -Ehrlichman’s schedule -Instruction -State Department -Inspector General -Foreign Service Officer [F -Residences -Public buildings -General Service Second term reorganization -GSA -Hugh Scott’s reco -Relationship with the administration -[Robert L. Kunzig] -Alternative -Loyal businessman-politician -Th -Public buildings -List -Ethnic -Bu -Kunzig -1972 campaign

-Rights

e Ehrlichman’s schedul -Budget meeting

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) Weinberger ary

einberger he President’s view

cess

-Vietnam veteran Robert Muller’s appearance on Today show ealth Care Expansion Act of 1972 esident’s veto

Administration [VA] hospitals -Changes since World War II, 1950s

iming 972 election

-[October 27, 1972] gics

Paraplegics -Budget -Cuts -Caspar W. (“Cap” -News summ -Ehrlichman’s reading -W -T Vietnam War -Charles H. Percy -US aid to South Vietnam -Chicago Tribune -White House ac Veterans -Veterans’ H -The Pr -Reason -Congressional fiscal responsibility -Vietnam War -US bombing -Veterans -T -1 -Paraple -Response -Equal time

ld E. Johnson -Dona -Disabled Veterans of America -Paraplegics -Muller -Veteran benefits legislation -Signature -Veterans organizations

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s

logy Committee

riest

-Condi

ith Ehrlichman tion with Haldeman

staff ger

-Response -Johnson -The President’s action -Bills -Veterans’ Affairs Committee -Olin E. (“Tiger”) Teague -Change of committees -Space and Techno Second term reorganization -Ethnics -Polish-Americans -Black -Woman -Ray -Ivy Baker P -Symbolism -AEC -Compared to Jean Westwood -David -NASA

tion -Policy implications -1972 election -The Pres ent’s conversid ation w -The President’s conversa -Problem -Responsibility -Self-imposed discipline Press relations -Washington Post -White House coverage

h White House -Meeting witssin -Ki

-New Republic

reorg niza Second term a tion -Control

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ation with Michael J. Mansfield p and bipartisanship meetings

sident’s conversations with William E. Timmons and Tom C. Korologos

sfield ills

g

voting for party ] control of White House

[Democratic] control of Congress

with Democrats

to meetings with Charles McC Mathias, Jr., Percy, rooke

y

ss, 1946-48

-Two party system -Republicans Congressional relations -The President’s convers -Republican leadershi -Scott -The Pre

-Man -Wilbur D. M -Russell B. Lon -Second term reorganization -Chet Holifield -Need for cooperation -Voting for man -Compared to -[Republican -Compared to -Mansfield’s views -Need for secrecy -Leaks -Partisans -Possible problems -Meetings -Republicans -Percy -Samuel L. Devine -Scott -Meetings -Mansfield -George H. Mahon -Mills -Compared

Edward W. BMajorit -New

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th gre -80 Con

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sues

-Robert A. Taft, Sr.- Fred A. Hartley Act d price controls

estic policy y

policy price controls

nts

arterly meetings with the President

with the President resident’s obligations

nal interest

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ore Roosevelt resident, 1969 velt

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s -Previous speeche -Word count

ent’s conv -The Presid-Ray

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nedy, 1961 -The President’s view

[PRC] trip announcement

elt as writer

iter pared to the President as writer

ch

am

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nd

-Style

nt’s radio address on the Philosophy of Government g style

s

n

oundation k, III

-Effectiveness -Work with the President -Speech construction -Outline -The President’s frame of mi -Outline -Reading -Introduction -Conclusion -Price -Patrick J. Buchanan -John K. Andrews, Jr.

-Experience -William L. Safire -Style -The Preside -The President’s writin -Lawyers -Acceptance speeche -Quotes -Use -Speech constructio -Work required -Outline -Introduction -Conclusion -Lee W. Huebner -Anecdotes -Appropriateness -Hiring -Background -Rockefeller F -William E. Broc -Type of writer -Comparison -Buchanan -Daniel P. (“Pat”) Moynihan -Style

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to Florida

n ental Relations [ACIR]

surpluses

n crisis

enneth W.

g System [CBS]

-Importance

-1973 Inaugural speech -The President’s trip -Problem Second term -Domestic policy -Briefing paper -Accomplishments in first term -Issues -Race -Focus -Administration actions -Media relations -Revenue sharing -Importance -Advisory Commission on Intergover m

meeting -Governors, mayors, Congressmen -Property tax -Cities, states -Budget -Ehrlichman’s press briefing -Urba -Riots -Crime rates -Drug rates -Mass transit -Revenue sharing -Dan Rather’s conversation with Herbert G. Klein, K

Clawson -Columbia Broadcastin -Ehrlichman’s possible briefings -Frequency -Revenue sharing -Kennedy -Kennedy’s foreign policy -Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

-US, Soviet Union

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-Passage -Corruption -Local action

, county supervisors

schools, police

Washington

Administration

[FAP]

on

rhood schools help for physical plants, faculty, books

nihan’s view

iness ous legislation of 92nd Congress

e President

-Domestic policy -Press relations -Revenue sharing -City councils -Taxes -Lighted streets, -Race [blacks] -Tokenism -Payton -Job -Possible meeting with the President

-Walter E. -National recognition -Relationship with the -Washington, DC -Housing and school integration -Welfare -Family Assistance Plan -Food stamps -Sickle cell anemia -Possible programs -Assistance -Black-White confrontati -Education -Disadvantaged neighbo -Financial -Moy -Hereditary and environment -Schools -Tokenism -Minority bus -Previ -Possible visits by th -Neutral ground -Reading programs -Truism

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ment

ducation and Welfare [HEW]

g

requirement

-Deadlock -1972 election

reform he President’s platform

-Administration proposals -Elimination of Aid to Families with Dependent Children [AFDC]

-Employment -Fraud elimination -Experiments -AFDC

’s views

tes

irements

-Recruitment iters

-Minority advance -FAP -Department of Housing, E -Elliot L. Richardson -Weinberger -Ehrlichman’s press briefin -1972 election -Mandate for tougher work -Congressional relations -Senate -Welfare -T

Race relations -Blacks -The President’s concern -Abraham Lincoln -Equality with whi -Slavery -Fairness -The President’s views -Liberals -University of Southern California [USC] and Stanford University

football teams -Entrance requ -Black athletes -Black leaders, children, wa -Intelligence -Payton

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pathy whites

elligence l and housing intergration

-Need for honesty ewards

m y Davis, Jr.

hools ovement

inority business

ring first term

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-Judgeships -Ambassadors

ors weden

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to blacks

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-Jewell S. Lafontan -Whites -Em -Equality with -Int -Schoo -R -Tokenis -Samm -Sc -Impr -M -Cost -Mexian-Americans -Expectations du -Deflation -Cabin -Ge -Ambassad -S -Liberia -Denmark -Jerome H. Hol -Achi -The President’s appointments -Merit -Schools -Assistance -Civil rights leaders -Rev. Theodore S. Hesburg -Civil rights -Georgetown elite -Views Second term reorganization -Hesburgh

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l, Civil Rights Division

s

ary Action [NCVA]

man’s meeting with Robert H. Finch rsation with the President

-The President’s meeting with Romney and W. Clement Stone rmance

phase eeting with Romney, Ehrlichman

le

President’s meetings with Romney, Stone

W. Gardner

-New people old elite

men [NAB]

-Departure -J. Stanley Pottinger -Assistant Attorney Genera -Background -Commission on Civil Right -Intellectual -John B. Connally -National Center for Volunt -George W. Romney -Ehrlich -Conve -Finch’s perfo -Second -The President’s m -Fundraising -The President’s ro -The -Dinners -Stone -John -Fundraising -Use of White House -Dinners -Boys Clubs The President’s schedule -Business Council -Future meetings -Compared to -John W. Gardner -Urban Coalition -National Alliance of Business -Donald McI. Kendall -Representation from Sears Roebuck -Unknown person -Chicago -NAB -Subsidies

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hone calls act

rs

venue sharing

-Value

ation

-Use of White House -Fundraising -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew -Brennan -Labor Department -Instruction to Ehrlichman -Eastern establishment -Lyndon B. Johnson administration -Great Society -Ehrlichman’s record -Dinners -Congressional relations -Breakfast meetings -Ford -Compared to telep -White House cont -Wives, staffs, news lette -Frequency -Hand-shaking -Democrats, Republicans -Passage of re -Mayors -Need for allies -John A. Tower -Attitude -Peter H. Dominick -Attitude -Gordon L. Allott -Brock Congressional relations -Bryce N. Harlow -Timmons -Meetings -Clark MacGregor -Timmons -Presence -Personality -Second term reorganiz

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-James E. Smith

asury Department s

-Presence ssible meetings with the President

The President’s schedule -Cabinet dinner

-Seating arrangements -Departures

rs. Brennan

-Under Secretary’s wife -The President’s left

) Rogers -[Suzanne (Lowell) Krogh] -Background

ife -William E. Simon

-[Carol (Girard) Simon] -Background

New York

-Maurice H. Stans -John N. Mitchell

-Romney -John A. Volpe -Romney

-Volpe -Stans

nder Secretary’s wife

-Blacks -Cabinet, Under Secretaries, White House staff

-Tre -Korologo -Senate -Effectiveness -Smith -Po

-M -The President’s right -Adele (Langston -Japan -Under Secretary’s w - -Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon -Clifford M. Hardin

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-Under Secretaries

-Samuel L. Jackson wn

-Price -Klein

nald H. Rumsfeld on

s

-Meetings with the President’s supporters

-Effect -FAP -Cabinet dinner

-Haldeman

President’s meeting with Ehrlichman -Duration

hrlichman left at 1:54 pm.

-Robert J. Bro -Finch -Do -Jacks The President’s schedule -Congressional relation -Social affairs -Effect -Senate Finance Committee

Press relations -Ziegler -The -Domestic programs E


ime: Unknown between 1:54 pm and 2:04 pm

he President met with Manolo Sanchez.

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lexander P. Butterfield met with Stephen B. Bull.

Date: December 15, 1972 TLocation: Oval Office A

The President’s schedule -Meeting with Robert H. Finch

for 1972 election supporters -Hand-shaking

-Public address [PA] system lfred Wong

-Cabinet dinner

-William P. Rogers

utterfield and Bull left at an unknown time before 2:04 pm.

-Staff -Timing -Reception -Public statement -A -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew B

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Alexander P. Butterfield met with Stephen B. Bull.

Date: December 15, 1972 TLocation: Oval Office

********************************************************************* [Begin segment reviewed under deed of gift] Cabinet dinner -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew -Handshake [End segment reviewed under deed of gift] ********************************************************************* Butterfield and Bull left at an unknown time before 2:04 pm.

Conversation No. 824-6 Date: December 15, 1972 Time: Unknown between 1:54 pm and 2:04 pm Location: Oval Office The President met with Manolo Sanchez. The President's schedule -Reception for 1972 election supporters Delivery of an unknown item -Residence Sanchez left at an unknown time before 2:04 pm.

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Conversation No. 824-9 Date: December 15, 1972 Time: Unknown between 1:54 pm and 2:04 pm Location: Oval Office UManolo Sanchez met with an unknown person The President’s schedule USanchez and the unknown person left at an unknown time before 2:04 pm.

Conversation No. 824-7 Date: December 15, 1972 Time: Unknown between 1:54 pm and 2:04 pm Location: Oval Office UThe President met with an unknown man. The President's schedule UThe unknown man left at an unknown time before 2:04 pm.

Documents

NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM Tape Subject Log … · -1- NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM Tape Subject Log (rev. June-08) Conversation No. 824-1 . Date: December 15,