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1 Manifest Helicopter Passenger Manifest – Appendix “A”

7/15/1971 A


7/3/1971 A


7/5/1971 A

4 Manifest Helicopter Passenger Manifest – Appendix “B”

7/6/1971 A

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WHCF: SMOF: Office of Presidential Papers and Archives RC-8

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President Richard Nixon’s Daily Diary July 1, 1971 – July 15, 1971

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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C. - TIME DAY

8:35 a.m. THURSDAY

ACTIVITY

The President had breakfast.

The President went to the Oval Office.

The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield •.

The President met with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

The President met with: Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Mr. Haldeman Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Deputy Assistant

The President telephoned his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson. The call was not completed.

The President met with: Mr. Kissinger Brig. Gen. Haig Brig. Gen. Haig

The President met with: Mr. Haldeman Mr. Colson John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant Mr. Kissinger

The Presidet'lt met with Hr. Butterfield.

The President participated in a ceremony marking the formation of the ACTION Agency. Attending were:

Joseph H. Blatchford, Director-designate of ACTION Thomas Donnelly, Vice President of the National Center

for Voluntary Action Senator Charles H. Percy (R-Illinois) Congressman Chet Holifield CD-California) Congressman Frank Horton (R-New York) Clark l-Ia~Gregor, Counsel Arnold R. Weber, Associate Director of OMB Members of the press, in/out Photographers, in/out

The President met with entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr. The scheduled topic of discussion was the administration's program to control drug abuse. The President also commissioned Mr. Davis a member of the National Advisory Board of the Office of Economic Orrortunity (OEO). In attendance were: I

Robert J. Brown, Special Assistant I Heiry C. Cashen II, Deputy Assistant .I Jeffrey Donfeld, Staff Assistant

- Photographers, in/out I

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DATE (Mo.. n.y. Yr.)

JULy 1, 1971Ip~:~ ~~~_~:~ _ 1.t1~ Wt1l.l~ t1UU;)~ TIME DAY.

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ACTIVITY

The President met to discuss welfare regulation waivers requested by New York and California with:

James D. Hodgson, Secretary of Labor Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary of HEW John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant George P. Shultz, Director of the OMB Mr. Butterfield Ollie Atkins, White House photographer, in/out

The President met with Mr. Haldeman.

The President went to his office in the EOB.

The President telephoned USSR Ambassador to the U.S. Anato1iy F Dobrynin. The call was not completed.

The President met with Mr. Butterfield.

The President talked with Ambassador Dobrynin.


The President met to discuss security classification procedur~s

with: Mr. Kissinger Mr. Butterfield Mr. Haldeman Mr ....Ehrlichman Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary William H. Rehnquist, Assistant Attorney General and

Chairman of the Security Classification Procedures Study Group

Joseph J. Liebling, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense

William D. Blair, Jr., Director of the Office of Media Services, Department of State

N. Harris Lyon, Executive Director of the Office of Security of the CIA

Howard C. Brown, Jr., Assistant General Manager, Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)

Thomas K. Latimer, Staff Member, NSC John W. Dean III, Counsel

The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

The President talked with the First Lady.

The President met with Mr. Kissinger. •

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The President talked with Director of the FBI J. Edgar Hoover. I

The President talked with Mr. Colson.


The President met with Mr. Haldeman.

President returned the second floor Residence.The to

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The President had breakfast.8:35

The President went to the Oval Office.8:52

The President met with his Deputy Assistant) Alexander P. Butterfield.

9:049:00

The President met with: H. R. Haldeman, Assistant9:15 10:39 Charles W. Colson, Special Counsel9:28 10:28 Peter M. Flanigan. Assistant10:02 10:39

The President met with: Peter J. Brennan, President of the Building and

Construction Trades Council 10:41 11:26

Mr. Colson10:41 11:26 Mr. Butterfield Ollie Atkins, White House photographer, in/out

10:49 10:51

MINI - RECEIVING LINE

The President met and was photographed by Mr. Atkins with:

Marjorie P. Acker) Secretary to Rose Mary Woods Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Peterson) Jr., brother and

sister-in-law of Urs. Acker. Hr. Peterson is a member of the city council of Arcata, California.

Debra, Eric, and Jeffrey Peterson, niece and nephews

11:27 11:29

1 of Mrs. Ackerf

I Robert G. Houdek, departing staff member on the NSC Mrs. Robert G. Houdek, wife Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr.) Deputy Assistant Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary

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Lane Dwinell, Assistant Administrator for the Agency for Internal Development (AID), and former Governor (D-New Hampshire)

Mrs. Lane ~vinell, wife Mr. Butterfield

11:32 11:36

}~ster Chief Eleuterio Mendoza) departing White House Mess after 10~ years

11:36 11:39

Mrs. Eleuterio Mendoza, wife, 1

i J . Michael and Elizabeth Mendoza, son and daughter

Brig. Gen. James D. Hughes) Military Assistant

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JULY 2, 1971 TlMB DAY

11:39 a.m. FRIDAY

ACTIVITY

MINI - RECEIVING LINE (CONT.)

Robert J. Newbrand, departing U.S. Secret Service Agent Mrs. Robert Newbrand, wife Janice, Patricia, and Michael Newbrand, daughters and

son Mr. Butterfield

CONGRESSIONAL HALF HOUR

During a Congressional Half Hour, the President met and was photographed by Mr. Atkins with:

Congressman Wilmer D. "Vinegar Bend" Mizell (R-North Carolina)

Bobby Winkles, Coach of the Pan American Baseball Team Members of the Pan American Baseball Team For a complete list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A."

Congressman Roman C. Pucinski (D-Illinois) Orlando Rivera, II-year old orphan who presented the

President with an elephant which Orlando had made in connection with Exceptional Children's Week in Illinois.

Father Arthur Fagan, guardian for Orlando Rivera

Congressman William J. Keating (R-Ohio) Congressman Keating presented the President with a presidential seal manufactured by the MeierjohanWengler Company, Ohio.

Herbert H. ~{engler, Treasurer of the Meierjohan-Wengler Company

Richard A. Fossier, Secretary of the Meierjohan-Wengler Company

Congressman Chalmers P. Wylie (R-Ohio) Congressman Wylie presented the President with a questionnaire showing a majority of his constituents to be in support of the President's foreign policy.

The President met and was photographed with the following six recent Presidential appointees:

Thomas E. Carroll, Assistant Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

Hadlai A. Hull, Assistant Secretary of the Army William T. Pecora, Under Secretary of Interior Nathaniel P. Reed, Assistant Secretary of Interior Pinkney Walker, member of the Federal Power Commission Frank G. Zarb, Assistant Secretary of Labor

Frederic V. Malek, Special Assistant Daniel T. Kingsley, Special Assistant

The President met Hith }fr. Butterfield .12:16 12:19 •

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The President met with: Mr. Butterfield Rose Mary Woods, Personal Secretary Mr. Butterfield Mr. Haldeman

The President went to the Red Room.

The President and the First Lady hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs. Juan Velasco, wife of the President of Peru. Entertain ment was provided by the Air Force's "Strolling Strings." For a list of guests, see APPENDIX "B." Members of the press, in/out Photographers, in/out

The President returned to the Oval Office.

The President met with: Mr. Haldeman William H. Carruthers, Special Consultant Mark I. Goode, Special Assistant Mr. Ziegler


The President talked with the First Lady. .

The President talked with Hr. Colson. -,

The President talked with Mr.Colson.


The President talked with Miss Woods.

The President talked with his Staff Assistant, John K. Andrews, Jr.


The President met with: John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant Mr. Haldetnan Miss Woods

The President telephoned House Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford (R-Michigan). The call was not completed.

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JULY 2, 1971 ~H£ WHlt~ HOUSE TIME DAY

WASHINGTON, D. C. • 6:10 p.m. FRIDAYI----=----r-----r------------.:.........-----[, PHONE

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The President talked with his Assistant, William E. Timmons.

The President talked with his daughter, Tricia Cox.

The President met with: Mr. Butterfield Miss Woods

The President talked with Mr. Andrews.

The President met with Miss Woods.

The President, accompanied by Miss Woods, went to the second floor Residence.


The President telephoned long distance to Director of the OMB George P. Shultz in Massachusetts. The call was not completed.

The President telephoned Mr. Ehrlichman. The call ~as not completed.


The President talked with Secretary of Labor James D. Hodgson.


The President talked with his daughter, Tricia.


The President had dinner on the Truman Balcony with: The First Lady Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Cox Miss Woods

The President was telephoned by Congressman Ford. Mr. Timmons took. the call.



The President returned to his office in the EOB.

8:50 The Preside~t was telephoned by Miss Woods. The call was not completed.

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APPENDIX "A"

PAN AMERICAN BASEBALL TEAM TO MEET THE PRESIDENT

Friday, July 2 11:30 am:

Eddie BANE ( Roger McGILL'

Al BANNISTER Fred MIMS

Larry CALUFETTI Paul PATTERSON

Benny CASTILLO Jeff PORT

John CANEIRA Ken REED

Bob ELLENBERGER Jay SMITH

Mrs. Bob ( Nell)ELLENBERGER Jack SMITHERAN

Ron FRASER Tim STEELE

Doug GERLACH Jerry TABB

Marty HARRINGTON Jackson TODD

Pete HELT· Al TORREGANO

Tony HE~nTT Bobby WINKLES

CUf HOLLAND Mrs. Bobby (Elinor) WINKLES

Fred LYNN

Bill McCLAIN'

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E-(LUNCHEON AT THE WHITE HOUSE SW gate

Friday.' July Zo. 1971 NO CARDS at one o' clock

The pr~& ~Nixon ,

Mrs. JUA~lasco ~ ~£-~~resident of Peru

H. E:. ~ Ayr6assador of Peru '" ~Berckemeyer 1L ~: .Justo JARA Ugarte

Aide de Camp

ABERNETHY. ~ &: ~ Thomas G.

ALVARADo, A;pb7 &: ¥'fs. Luis fRep. of peru to the OAS)

ANGELO. ~~ Bonnie

BAKER.)kf. Robert C.

BALL. ~ Nancy

,BANKS. y&~. Louis L.

CAREY. Y & ¥h. Edward" .. ., .-

CARTER. ~. &~. Tim Lee

CATTO. ~ &r' Henry E., Jr.

COLLn-:'S. ~& M..rl":!-iark 'D..J,'lJeU ,~~ t...,4&1a

ELSE.Y. ~& ~. George M•

• GRAY, ~ Robert K.

GRISWOLD,.,...HO"n. & ~ Erwin N. (Mn may be i-;' wheelchair)

• HOSKINSO~,;.fr. J. He:u-y

IRWIN. ~ John N. U

JOHNSON. pen: &. y..rs-: Donald E.

LEWINE, ~rances L.

MEYER.~ 8< ~ Charles A.

MONTGOMERY.~.G. V..

MOSBACHER. ~& ~Emil. Jr.

NYCE. ,~r Albert

PACKARD, ~~ &~<:(s. Da~d

PIERPOINT. ~ &r. Robert t.

PLAZA. ~ Galo (Secretary Generalof the OAS)

............RICHARDSON. The ~l1.ry of HEW 8< Mrs. ,

ROGERS. The S~ry of State' &. p.ts.

THOMAS:~lelen '

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WALSH. ,rh. &. l\1r-;:'" William B., ..•

WlLROY.~ Mar)- Edith

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TIME DAYTHE WHIT'E HOUSE 7:08 a.m. SATURDAY\lAthINGTON, D. C.

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The President telephoned his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson. The call was not completed.

The President met with: Mr. Colson George P. Shultz, Director of the OMB James D. Hodgson, Secretary of Labor

The President telephoned long distance to Congressman Harold D. Donohue (D-Massachusetts) in Boston, Massachusetts. The President talked with a nurse in Massachusetts Genera~

Hospital.

The President telephoned long distance to the owner of the New York Giants football team, Wellington Mara, in Y~maroneck, New York. The call was· not completed.

The President telephoned long distance to Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) Frank Carlucci in San Francisco, California. The call was not completed.

The President talked with his Personal Secretary, Rose Mary Woods.

The President talked long distance with the president of the Quigley Co.; John A. "Jack" Mulcahy, Jr., in Tuckahoe, New York. .

The President telephoned long distance to Mr. Mara in Mamaroneck, New York. The President talked with Mr. Mara's daughter, Susan.

The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

The President met with Staff Assistant John K. Andrews, Jr.

The President met with: H. R. Haldeman, Assistant Alexander P. Butterfield, Deputy Assistant

The President met with: Brig. Gen. Haig Hiss \~oods

Mr; Andrews

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'PLACE DAY BEGAN DATE (Mo., D2Y. Yr.)

JULY 3, 1971 THE WHITE HOUSE TIME' DA.Y

.WASHI~GTON. D. C. 12:22 p.m. SATURDAY ·PHONE

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The President went to Miss Wood's office.


During this time the President's activities, other than phone calls, were not recorded.


The President talked with his Special Consultant, William H. Carruthers.

The President talked with Mr.Colson.



The President talked with Mr. Andrews.

The President talked with Brig. Gen. Haig.

The President returned to the second floor Residence.

The President met with Make-up Consultant Ray Voege.

The President and the First'Lady went to the South Grounds of the White House.

The President, accompanied by the First Lady, motored from the South Grounds of the White. House to the National Archives.

The President, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, and Speaker Carl Albert CD-Oklahoma) addressed a world-wide television audience from the Rotunda of the National Archives in ceremonies marking the opening of a five year Bicentennial Era.

The President and the First Lady motored from the National Archives to the South Grounds of the White House.

The President and the First Lady returned to the second floor Residence.

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11:42

DATE (Mo.• Day. Yr.)

JULY 3. 1971 TIME DA.Y

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ACTIVITI

The President and the First Lady went to the South Grounds of the White House.

The President and the First Lady flew by helicopter from the South Grounds of the White House to Camp David, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

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2:35 P The President telephoned long distance to Chief Justice Burger in Washington, D. C. Th~ call was not completed.

2:44 2:53 R The President talked long distance with Brig. Gen. Haig in Washington, D. C.

3:00 4:00 The President went swimming in the Aspen pool.

3:05 P The President telephoned long distance to Chief Justice Burger in Washington, D. C. The call was not completed.

4:19 P The President telephoned long distance to Chief Justice Burger in New York City. The call was not completed.

4:26 4:37 P The President talked long distance with Chief Justice Burger in New York City.

4:40 4:52 P The President talked long distance with House Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford (R-Michigan) in Washington, D. C.

6:30 The President had dinner.

7:00 The President saw the movies "Proudly They Came" and "Valdez is Coming".

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ACTIVITY

The President arrived by helicopter at the Camp David helipad.

The President motored from the Camp David he1ipad to Aspen Lodge.

The President had dinner.


The President went to the Aspen Den.

The President telephoned long distance to his Special Counsel, Richard Moore, in Washington, D. C. The call was not completed.

The President talked with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

The President talked long distance with his Personal Secretary, Rose Mary Woods, in Washington, D. C.

The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Washington~ D. C.

The President talked long distance with Mr. Moore in Washington D. C.


The President telephoned long distance to Speaker Carl Albert (D-Oklahoma) in Washington, D. C. The call was not completed. .

The President telephoned long distance to Chief Justice Warren E. Burger in Washington, D. C. The call was not completed.


The President talked long distance with Speaker Albert in Washington, D. C.

The President had lunch.

The President t~lephoned long distance to his Deputy Assistant, Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr., in Washington, D. C. Tpe call was not compl~ted.

2;35 p The President telephoned long distance to Brig. Gen. Haig in . Washingtbn, D. C. The call was not completed.

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The President talked long distance with his daughter, Julie Eisenhower, in Athens, Greece.

The President talked with his Valet, Manola Sanchez.

The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Washington, D. C.


The President had lunch.

The President talked long distance with his Deputy Assistant, Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr., in Washington, D. C.

The President went to the Aspen swimming pool.

The President talked long distance with Brig. Gen. Haig it', Washington, D. C.

. The President talked long distance with Mr. Colson in

Washington, D. C.

The President flew by helicopter from the Camp David helipad to the South'Grounds of the White House. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A."

The President went to the Red Room.

The President met with Administrator of GSA Robert L. Kunzig.

The President, accompanied by Mr. Kunzig, went to the East Room.

The President attended a ceremony marking the certification of the 26th Amendment extending the right to vote to citizens 18 years old or older. Mr. Kunzig signed the certification of the amendment. The President and Julianne Jones, Joseph Lloyd, Jr., and Paul Larimer of the "Young Americans in Concert" signed as witnesses. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "B."

The President went to the second floor Residence.

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The President telephoned his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler. The call was not completed.

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The President went to the second floor Residence.

The President talked with Mr. Ziegler.


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The President talked long distance with his daughter, Tricia Cox, in New York City.


The President talked long distance with Congresswoman Florence P. Dwyer (R-New Jersey) in Elizabeth, New Jersey, on the occasion of her 69th birthday.

The President talked with Congressman James Harvey (R-Michigan) on the occasion of the Congressman's 49th birthday.


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Much is being said today about delinquency and rebellion in Americ::m youth. Unfortun~tcly. the noble and good often go unnoticed. The program "Young Americans in Concert" was conceived to dramatize to the world

. '. the fine ::,uality and high standard of character of. American youth. motivate music students .. ,Id reward l~Lm

for effort in achieving excellence, and provide 'an outstanding educational experience for participatin.; students. · This is achieved through a rigor9us selection' procedure which has assembled over 450 of the finest young

musicians selected' from every slate in tIre }.;ation. The prDgram is organized into a Band. Orchestra. and Choir and provides the students with the opportunity- to perform under the baton of outstanding conductors in an

.• atmosphere of some of the most historic concert halls and shrines of the United States and Europe.

This program is arranged especially f9; students of outstan~ing character who have demonstrated exceptional music ability. The program "Young Americans in Concert" sponsored by. the Univer,sal Academy For Music. Princeton, New Jersey, is designed to enrich and expand the musical and cul~ural experience of the students sdected for the program. It is also designed to further develop already recognized talents- and provide the

· students with an opportunity to dramatize to the world the fine quality and high character of American youth. ... J

Following their concert at CARNEGIE HAL~ this company of'outstanding A~erican students of music will perform in the Nation's Capitol at Washington, D. c., prior t6'1heir schedul~d concerts in London's ROY,\L ALBERT HALL, Brussels. Paris, Zurich. Innsbruck, Venice, and will conclude with their final concert at

· the BASILICA of MASSE.NZIO at the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy.

·PROG RAlvIlvIE .' .

SYMPHO~Y ORCH,ESTRA - Ralph Matesky. Conductor

, Symphony No.2 in 0 ~Iajor (Fourth Movement) _ _ _ Jean SibcEus Pn:.lcde to 'Lohen!:rin _ _ _ ..•_ __ _ _ .•.__ _ _ _ .•_._••_.__•__ Richard 'Yagner' Variations on a FaIIloUS Theme by Paganini _ _ Ralph 1Iate;ky

CHOIR - William Ramser. Conductor '-Ehre sei dir Christc (Christ be Thine - the Glorr) ..::::::::::::.:~: _ _ :..:Jieinrich SchUtz

· Canlate' Domino (Sing to the Lord) _ .._ .._ _: _ _ :.. Giuseppe Oltavio Pitoni "'Jk Silver Swan _..•..._._ __._._.~._.. ~._..: _ Orlando Gibbons SiDg Unto God from "JudJ.s ~tact;abaeus" ; _ _ _ : _ George F. Handel

-." Cantique de Jean Racine. Op. 11 _ -.:: _ _ __ _ ; Gab~i::! Faure aaoose Something like a SlJ.r (from "Frostiana") ; _.,._ : RandJ.11 Thompson It is a Great Day of Joy .._ __ _ _.••; , : Claude Henri Vic 1bc loch 'Vorm _._.._._.__•.•~_ __.._._.._ .._ _ _ _ ~ :~.:_....... Frank Loesser

An. Simeohe We're Goin' to That Ball _. _._..•._ _ : Jester IIairston

. CONCERT BAND -1fax F. Dalby, Conductor Symphonia Nobitissiina _. •__ _._ _ "': _ _ Robert Jager Prelude: and Fugue __ _.. .._ _ ;.. _ Vadav Nelhybel

· Elegy and Fanfare - ~lart:h .._.__.._.._..__•__ ~ ~ ~ _ _ ••._ : Roger Nixon Cathedral Chorus from -Slavonic Folk Suite" _ _••.__ _ _ Alfred Reed Banle Hymn of the Republic: (performed by combined groups) Setting by Peter J. \\~ilhousky

TICKETS: All SC.Jts $250. Tid~";ts on sole at Constitution Hall 80'( Off,ce , -4 P. M.

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,Judy I-.icLe?d ". '.", Phoenix, Arizona - :,-. . <.' '. .. .. .. --... Beth Moodie ' ..~:"' '. ':'" p~'Oer.;ix, Arizo'na . ' ...:.,. -:..."" .. ~

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. . .. , Thomas Cox . :' . ,.'Phoenix, Arizona

:, .. '. ~ .' Anthony ~'latson ~Phoenix, Arizona ee

·David Jones 'Phoenix, Arizona

Laura Ebright Phoenix, Arizona, ._ .1_' _.: • ..i_~_".- :' .&.:.. ..... . . .'. ,.. Gary Scott. Phoenix, Arizona .- ..

, Cindy Spurlock ~eID:pe, A!izona. . . ... , ~

_... . 'Julie Cole . '~~hatcher, Arizona ' .. , " William Fischer ; . : . Tombstone , Arizona .. ...," ..

Helen Hilts . , 'Tucson, Arizor..a'

·Harold Morrison II , Tucson, Arizona

Arlene l-1oser . .Tu~son,Arizona

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KathrYn \'lright rloodruff, Arizona

J. Douglas Barry Ketchikan,Alaska v Jeffrey Scarpa Adelanto, California

.. Valarie King Altadena, .California

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'Jonathan Dale .--. <..' Manhattan Beach, California . .

Joseph Callanan '. -'..,~":. Oxna.rd, California .w·

Julie Smith .. -:". <.:.. :.:. Pacific: Grove, California . --'.

Donna Busmnan ~ .·Qu~rtz Hill, California .. . .. ... Bradley Lapp . . ·:_·~Rancho Cora.oua, California ...... '".

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Steven Maher '..... San Jose, California' . .

Pete Pulido . . ": ."~" Santa Honica, California . .'

Michael Mendelson Sausalito, California

Linda Futchik -. Saugus, California ."

... ; .. . Douglas Zuehlke Susanville, California

James S.~anley . Torrance, California

Diana Dightman Ukiah~ California •

Robin ~'fade '. "Rialto, California

Jeff Araluce Goleta, California

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l~aomi Barlo".'l ....... .: .:··~aio :Aito, California. . .

\'lilliam Bickham .:A~p~e Valley, CalJ.forn~a . .. ..'. ... '. .' ~. . .~:.. .. ' '.l-1ary Fettig .. ".' '.. ,.concord, California

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'... rlylie Sruith ..> .:: Tho~ton, Colorado .' ..

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Jeri Bentley . Conifer, Colorado . .\o' ....... .. , . .0 ••

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Steven Hahn · . "Dover, Dela\·rare .

};Ieridith Nellor Babson Park,. Florida

·Andrea Booth . Crystal Booth, Florida

Susa:l Brm·m ' .. 'EauGallie, Florida '.

.. . J oh..~"1y Jennings Haines City, Flori~a

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Carole ~eisha~pt· .. 1-1elbourne, Florida

Stephen Brannen D:undee, Florida

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.'.Timothy ~'le~ber .':, . Tit.usville, Florida • . ° :.. .' .

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' .'Gary Case Gooding, Idc:.ho .. Ginny Phelps .Homedale , Idaho

J.:a.rk St. Atiand ( Kellog~, Idaho " .. :

·Ja;inell Johnson ~enore, Idaho

I~ichael M~ bey Nampa: Idaho

Randy Davis Jerone, IdacC?.' Bob Cro"l~her ~alad, Idaho

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Karen Seymen

Donna Hilkinson

LaGrange, Illinois

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Peoria, Illinois

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Mary Cecil

Leslie Bruggen

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Elrin Fanguy, Jr. Chauvin, Louisiana

Melinda Higgi~s Bangor, ~!iaine

Barbara Hill Cape Elizabeth, Main~

Karen Nelson _F~outh, ?>Iaine.

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Deborah Boyington .Rockland, !·laine' .".0"

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David Rohrer , . Frederick, ifiaryland· , •.:.~. :'.

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.'·Linc.a ~'lood · Middletm'm, '~Iar7land .....

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Liana Bow'ers , " ' l;~lkerville, Maryland ... ,,Geraldine Potter Me~huen, Massachusetts .,

Jeffrey Fri~z Allen Park,Michigan

Martin Wixson II Avoca, Michigan.

Wendy McKittrick · Detroit, Michigan ...

RaVT't1onc..;_. Rio-O"s' De~roit,co Michigan

.Laurie Grieg East Det~oit, Mic~igan

Debbie Davis Dryden, Michigan

Joseph Loyd, Jr. petroit, Michigan .;

Cynthia Hand East Detroit, Michigan ..

.'Ronnld Boby Detroit, MichiGan .

:B~rba~a Cuppett Nort~ville, Michigan '. :.- ,.

... . Betheen Pertzold PlainVTell, I:Iichigan . .

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~~rlys Anne Davis . East Praire, Missouri ..' ....~

.... e:. . ...' -' . ~ .' . .Steve England - . East P)'aire, I4iss..ouri _.

"" : -' - '" Kathy Heidel Broadus, Montana"

. Carolyn Heidel Broadus, f.~ontana

Allen Sickles Broadus, I'Iontana '.

.' .. Mary ,Averett ...... Absarokee, ~Iontana

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, ~ . - .. .Janes. Hart -C.ircle, Montana "

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Lois HoL'il Frazer, Montana·· --. :'__ 0. .......

David Copp Geraldine, Montana

Roszelle Milburn Lewiston, Montana

Marjorie Belden l-100re; lr.ontana· , .

Shcrri Johnston Three Forks, Montana.. Ken Nikesell .~fuite Sulphur Springs, Montana

Christine Kolev Omaha, Nebraska .,.. . ~

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Joseph Price .,' . 'Brmms I.1ills·, Ne'..; J ers ey . . - . ."

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Xaren Rausleiter "Moonachie, New Jersey ~ , '

Xathi Evans , .,Nutley, Ne'.1 Jersey

J. Paul Robinson , Pennsvi,lle, Ne~;l Jersey .

r·iadalyn 1'!enrUI':l . Scotch Plains, N'e...·l J ersey ,

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Kip Nicely .. ' .. '.:: .', ~A-ibuquerque" Ne't:{ Mexico

Susan Schroeder '., ·.Alb'ijquerque, Ne....l Nexico , .

Deborah Sabin Mesilla Park, New Mexico .: •• '0 ••

Norma Cozby 'Artesia, New Mexico .. '

.: .....-...:. ~.Jane Sequin ~ . ~··Altona. " , New . York,

J ,. .. Laurie Bordanaro '.. : Akron, Nm'l York

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~David Sherman ···.Ashville) .. Ne\': York ....

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Rebecca Arndt .. ' :.' East Aurora, Ne"'l York" . .

Nelso;n Higdal .' Hempstead~ Ne\·! York

. Phil.lis Hogan . Hempstead, NeVI York , . . ..". '. '..

Car0l Warmus :. ._;..-= __. . - :..•. ; Lancaster, -New, Yor.~:: .', .'

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Robert lilusser .•:- __ •.•.·_;. __ -c __l~yville, N-e1'l.York '._----': -.' .'" ."

James Fortier J.1exico, Ne",: York ._. -_." -:..~-- ..~ . .' ----

Suchart Raviphanthakul New·York City, New'York

..... Lar:r-Y Virotstek .. ", • i~ Libe.r.ty Island, Ne"~ York :..,,: ...- .. .~y.. . .' "...: ',,:' , Lynnette Hassink .' Panama, N.ew York .\.'.. .'

-,~ .. Bonnie Bates Plattsburgh, New York

Thomas Filkins . '.Riparius, New York

Jan Hardison Rapsomville, ~ew York .. Jeffrey Speicher ,Rome, Ne"l York

RicharCi S\'lard Seafcrd, New Jork

Laura· Koch . Uniondale, Ne\o/ York

l-1a.rk Sponholz \1illiam.sville J Ne"l York ·.

Rita Seeds .. • Espanola, Ne\'l li~exico

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Diane G:-een ••:. ~ .... 0° • ..:. . ...

Terry' 'flacidell -.Dallas·, North Carolina ......

Leah Aske\'[ - .. •Coler~in, North Carolina ." . .r ••• "

._ .#1 "':.Thomas Davison

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.' . . Diane Provence Selma, North Carolina . ... .' ....~ ..

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l-iark Kath " . Garner: North ~qrolin~ '

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Ann ShaVl '-' -Raleigh, North Carolina

. Chappy !'lilli~s . Smithfield, North Carolina I

,. .•. Steve Parrish -'.

Smithfield, North Carolina'

Sherry i:lalton . :. ;~..~ :...... : ~:.-.~. ,," Smithfield, North Caroliha

. -Phyllis Mayo Stanto:ls~urg, Korth Carolini-- ---.. - ." .

.Melodie Cr~1ford Troy, North Carolina • .. . . ..'J~ff Jenkins " North CarolinaWi~zate,

.. ~: , 'Debra Felche - ~oodrich, North Dakota ... ..... ,

.. " .~-Dennis Hill Roseglen, North'Dakota , .

'Brenda Hoekstra ~arion, North Dakota -. Con-lin Gruebele ~ishek, North Dakota

Jeanine Rusch N~w.Sale~, North Dakota '.

Barbara Hoyt McHenry, North Dakota ... Loretta Lind Verona, North Dakota

Penny Payne Towner, North Dakota . ,

Beverly ~'lochl ·.\'li3hck, ~'Jorth Dakota

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..Linda You..."1g .. ~ ...·.Ci.ncinnati, Ohio °0 . ;0.;'.< :." :• • '0. .. (. . ' .. " ....:.

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.'. ". .0" ",. . Sarah' Phillips .: ;'." '" LO\·le~lville ..," OhiC? .~_.. -.: .. :...... .. :", ~." f'" .

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. Harold Russell . . Ch~' 'h O' 1 h'. : .. ;'.', ~cKat3"a, K a oma

jan Joh.'"lscn . :- >. Chickasha, Oklahoffia ... -- ': -. ".-.-'. '-;-. -' . . .

.. ":" to"" ,.~ Diane Rutherford Cl OIl, K.:.anorr:a . . ~n .. ---:",...

l~ichael Honaker '

Frederick, Oklahoma. " ... .,...

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~ Phil· Elkins , .: ...... :Mid\':est City, Oklahoma.' . '. .......... j. . . ,.. '. I . : '0..

James Polk .. . . ~liskoggee, Oklahoma .; ... : .,'~. .Bon.."1ie I·Torton Musk9gs~, Oklahoma

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. Robby Reck .'.:. MU~kogee, Oklahoma

La\'1ana ~'lilliams .' C.onianche, Oklaho~a ..

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Kelleg Alig Okarache, Oklaho~a '.

j Pamela Avery Mangum, Oklaho~a

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Dave rtoundt:-ee ,P~cell~ Okl~horna y~ ...... _- '!':\~ -~- •

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.. Gerald !-1cG::-e\'l '. '··.··:Msa, Oklahoma .. .

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.,Stan Case Alicel, ·Oregon :. -;..-~ '\: .. . . . .... . '" . .. . ...

.>" .:'" ..,~ ~... ~ ... '.. ; .•. ~.,:' B~~dman, OrgeonPamela Ku.~n

John Abrah~son ~' ..'... ~. Hillsboro, Oregon .' . ~. '. .: .: :; ::.. • • ; .• t~' ••.•

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. .... ': '":.....",. "'-. . ". , ..-,.. ... . .. ......· .Debbie l'lolfe .Portland, Oregon.'

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Janet Emery, · :Ambridge, P~nnsylvania .. '

;Je:ffrey 'Link '." .... Butler, .Pennsylvania . :.'. .

George Charles .... '.. ::, Coopersbu:.:-g, Pennsylvania . .

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. Sandy Dayton .. ··Gettysburg, Pennsylvania"

-Barry Elliott Greencastle; Pennsylv~nia -_. Dennis Fisher Gree~castle; Pennsylvanina.... .. . .

• - 11 . _· '\'1ayne Kling . . ··.·El:tiottsburg, Pennsylvania -" . . • '-!.. •

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Donala Heist ·.Harrisburg, Pennsylvania .•.. · .,'

Robert Triggs, Jr. ..:L~ncaster, Pennsylvania

Mark., Soto . Ne"r ClL":lberland, Pennsylvania" . .

Scott Strausbaugh . Spring Grove, Pennsylvania

Jacquelin Po\'me~l · Quarryville , Pennsylvania

Amado Bobadilla I-liddletovffi, Rhode Island . . Cynthia Robinshaw Cumberland, Rhode Island

Dolton, South Dakota '1·· Richa:-d Ensz

Frances GanJe · Eagle Butte, Sou-tn Dakota

Candy i,;lausen

l-L ·Lee ';,linder .1 . " .:- .

.. . ·Renay HcGi.."l..'1is .- Faith, South Dakota. .

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"Linda Ogren DeSme~, South Dako~a . .... . Jennie DOIL"lell .' .". ~~t Springs, South Dakota

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Deb Faehn. - . Madison, South Dakota .'.

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.Kim Burns .. :" .; ., .. M"urdo, South Dakota '" -, '". . '-.. ,- - ....

Nancy Parish . ~ :Kurdo, So~th Dakota ", .---.:...:-- ....~ ... -.. .~'.'.

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1'anara Nelitis "..:" . Faulton, South Dakota • . '." .. ' ~I.

. ...'. "Tom Gerken -:< ..Onida , South Dakota ,...

. '. Carol Kayl ~~ ..:" '.. ' Redfi~ld, South Dakota .. .- .. .. ... .~.". ·····"·4 . ~ .'... .

1.' . ' .. Sel'by, . South' I1a:kota" .. - .. . ." .-. .. ~.. .- .. ··~gie Harin . .

Linda ~Jhit e .Sioux F~lls, South Dakota

. :V~ry Arobruster ." . ~ Siouz: Falls, South Dakota

i ~ill' Mulvey i . I . Rog~r 'Severs~n

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.' Jim Lyon

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Bluff Cit¥, Tennessee -

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Rebecca Turner'

'Ellen Shankle

.qpattanooga, Tennessee . <.. . .

. :. Corryton, Tennessee .

'. Covington,. Tennessee.

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Jesse Hartin· Greenville! Tennessee ~.

Nancy Dallas.. Kingsport ~ Tenn.essee-

Susan Hubbard Kingspo~t~ Tennessee

}f~rtha Hicldl~

Stephen. Cohen

Memphis,

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Ronald Hatcock Memphis, Tennessee

-.Me~p~is, Ten~~ssce

• TOIilParchrian Keophis, Tennessee

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J·ulialli'"le Jones :... I~etlphis, Tennessee .. ' ,"

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... · La\'rrence Taylor Memphis, Tennessee

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. . "'". ,. ' .. Susan Prather .:. Ram~r,; .Tennessee . .:.".. .... " .

.. . ..-. .. .... ·.Ellen HcCullar .. ', '. Se:l:mer, Tennessee

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Marilyn Hazelip ~~il~howa? Tennessee ; , .. '. .."....... .... :.

.. . ~ : .,.... ~., ·.. :El. Pa"so, Texas .' ._..James Ellis '

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Pamela McNallan Edinburg, Texas .,- .•. . . . , ....James Angle III Galveston, Texas "'.

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Teresa Nauney . :" 'Pasadena, Texas <..... ;.:.<.;:::0:' '.-:~'" .... ....,.. .." :.... .• ..:.........-David Riggins . ~... .. Steph~p.sville, .1exas. .'. ... .

", ..' . .,. .-;-- .. .. .. ,~ .. :' ..' .-.,. -:., ....'. ~.'"Paul Ellett . HUnter, Utah'

". " r": • ..:.:' ~....Curtis Qloi'iard .~.'.. ·.Kaysville,· .Utah . MarDiene Jeffs Kaysville, Utah ......

I .. l-!arsha. Love .. Layton,

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,"'''-_..~- :.,.-;.-::.:-~~. '" .... ~- " Jolene IiIockli · Layton, Utah ...i ' ... ' .~ .. -!. .

.. . .-l~ichael BalIan · Logan, J,!tah .--.

" . -. . · Debbie Schoor....ilaker · Logan·,. Utah- .

. ~ . ' .., .... Bob ~1ashburn ~ .. ~0.ean, Utah .:.

Steve Jenkins . .';' Midvale, Utah

Steve Neal ., .. Murray, Utah •. Pat Donley .. ~OgdenJ Utah . ' ..

Scott ALlos Ogden, Utah ...-, .. " .. .

..", .. " . .Kathy 1;:00n , Ogd'en, Utah .'

Sherri Stitt .Ogden, Utah . '.

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... '. ".Roxanne Rigby Ne\'Tton, Utah

Richard Huehey Providence, Utah •

Randy Ashburn, Roy, Utah

Jacqueline J(ranen'bl.\rg Syracuse, Utah ··r·

-,Gary :Leavitt " ,.., >: Salt Lake City: Utah,

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' . . ..: .'.. '. : .Katherine Stoddard 'Ephrai!J, Utah

DeAnn Croslarid ..... F~I1more, Utah .~, .

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}~ichelle., Utah ,:= .iillmore ~ Utah . Roger.Schlappi , ..,/~ Richfield, Uta.h

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~Cynthia Crandall '\'. Provo, Utah' ,., .. ,.' ' ..

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Harold,Ostler .Provo, Utah ......'

Virginia ~'lernz ·;.Provo; Utah'

• .0 'Alan Allred ':"':'. llyde Park, Utah ..

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~ent Ba.scom 'Rooseverlt, Utah .•. _:'_-_ ......... ..: ....-.. :... ~. ~ . "."-.- _.

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Shellie Stm·rell Logan, Utah --Ii

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... . .J: l ",:. -.,: ' .....:bee Horne '.. ..' ~.:. Rorl Utah .

. " . . . -f~. ,:l·:.. ". :'..:.'.~'.' . .... ... Dennis'Taylor " ,·.··:.Barton, Ve:"mont .

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" ' .... ' -e' .'Kris Harren , , .' Cheste'r, Ve::-::lont

P~ela Dunkling " . East I.'!ontpelier, Vermont •.... '.

Joanne Scott :., Fr~nklin, Vermont .

Connie Carnahan , , , l{~ntpelier, Vermont -Nancy A. Brm'ffi ·Randolph, Vermont

. . ILinda Ha~ard South Royalton) Vermont

Marty Jon~s ' ..Lynchbu:-g, Ver;nont

Judy Eva~s .~~ra, Washi~gton

Ellen Barnes' Bainbridge Island, ~Jlashingt6n---"--':~--"

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}.furk Leander

'. ··Bonnie Boss'

.:' Bellevue, \'!ashington

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Judy Nessenger

Elaine Tho=a.s

Robert Brar..."'lan

Cindy He:Ll'sberg

Karen Hol1i1es

Sherri' Gr-Uobb

Bob Hatson

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La~~ence Johnson

.Gerry :':CI~anar.J.a

. .. J ens McI'-'Iana::a

. Lillian Otani

Seattle~ ~'Iashington . . r' "

;' " . Seattle, tlashington .' .

Seattle, ~ashington Y •• _.

Seattle,. ~'!ashington

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Wendy. Hughes ...

... Jugy ~ivingston-

Stan SUI':"...ller

Sunnyside, ~ashington

.:. ,s.~ap" Lake, ~lashington ',' _.' \-:0.

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Glenn ~'linkey

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..:Spokane, \'!ashington

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Eugene Marcoe, Jr.

:- Tacoma', Hashington

"Taco6a, Wa$hington

Debbie Gillas

. Paula Roberts

Vancouver, Washington

Vancouver, Washington

Gregory Jones

Ronald I·iurray . .

Bar~ley Roderick

Vancouvc~, ~ashi;lgton •

Wenatchee, Washington

Se~ah, Waspington

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pavi~ Schiefelbein

McFarla~d) ~isconsin

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Debra Jupka ";' -.';." :", Milwaukee , i:iisconsin • , ,

'. Leonard Krech "PrescO'it, . ~'lisconsin' "

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'.' .'-' ...Robert O'Brien ": Nana\-la, Wisconsin '

'.- .Liz Miller "':-.<.:' Ne\'l .Richmond, ~'lis'c'onsin ... ••

-"'--earth JUJlior ,.'/ Ripon,. Yliscs>nsin .. .. "

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Sherm Leatherberry Ripon, ~isconsin ....'.. - , '

' -/" Jean Fox >S.tevens Point, Wisconsin . .. '

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.'..: . ~ . ..Debbie ~'!alker ". ~f~on ~ ~) ~{yomi;lg._~_. . . . .

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:~oral 'Grinestaff Big Piney, Wyoming

....~1andy Condit ."::," Buffalo , Y~yoming . Gregory Palmer "'. Burns, ~~ryoming

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Kimberley Kay "Casper, ~ryoming ", .

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~.. • .. t..Julie Schaeffer " Casp$r, rlyor:ing _'.... '- . ...... ..' .. . '.

' .. : .~hom~ Schoenewald III- Casper, 'Wyoming :..

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,- ''\Coleen Clardy • Ca~per, ~\lyoming -. " . .

Caroline Phillips '~a;~per, Wyoming "" , . . ~ '.'..

. Virginia Burrili . - ,CasJ?er, ~vyoming . -.;, . .. ...'

Jean Kisicki , ... '"Cheyenn~, ~lyoming " . , .

Pam !1cKeon Cheyenn~, Wyoming . . . . . : -.. Jeri Rankin .~, Cody, ~'lycmin8.

Rick Petersen Cokeville, Wyoming

Bon'ny Boedeker .DuBois , ~lyoming.'

.' ~layne As berg . Devils TO\';er, Wyoming

(h.ren Gre ene For.... Br; c' O'er ';I,TyO,.,.... ';ng ," ... 0) "'..L.

• C TT'Robert Hcr~andez G~an~te anon, ~yoc~ng

Annita Rice Greybull, ~yoming .~ ..

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.Jphn. Allen' Lar~ieJ . vlyoning 0 ' ..:" .. .. . ° "

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. .:." . ~: ..... :. ~'.Linda Yeager : . Ne\,lcastle, . V!y<>ming ..... - .." .

Laurie Dalton Po~rell ~ \'lyoming· .. ' .:'

.... . .:Joe Apodaca Rivertgn,. 1vyor:ing .~.. ~ : ..•.:..•.. .. .'. ... ".

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'.. Diane Soith '. Rock Sp~ings,'" ~'!y-oming ." "' .-- .'

Jan Pilch Sheridan, ~yoming ...,

-·.John Nalivka Sheridan, Wyoming

.' Ho\'rard Donnelly <Sherid~~, ~"lyom.ing

}fdke Chor:.an . Sheridan, T~lyom'ing' . - -- .....- ' .

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The President met with Director of the OMB George P. Shultz.

The President went to the Cabinet Room.

The President met with steel industry leaders and union representatives to discuss the status of the international and national steel industry. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A".

Members of the press, in/out White House Photographer, in/out

The President returned to the Oval Office.

The President met with: Mr. Shultz Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary

The President met with Brig. Gen. Haig.·

The President met with: John N. Hitchell, Attorney General John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant

The President went to the South Grounds of the White House.

The President flew by helicopter from the South Grounds of the White House to Andrews AFB, Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPEt\TDIX liB".

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The President flew by AF-l from Andrews AFB, Maryland, to the Kansas City Municipal Airport, Missouri. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "C".

The President's contacts during this time are not confirmed.

The President was greeted at the Kansas City Municipal Airport by:

Mayor Richard F. Walsh (R-Kansas City, Kansas) t~yor Charles B. Wheeler (D-Kansas City, Missouri)

•The President motored from the Kansas City Municipal Airport to the Holiday Inn, 13th and Wyandotte, Kansas City, Missouri •

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The President went to the basement briefing room.

The President attended the Midwestern Regional Media Briefing of editors and publishers. For a list of attendees, see APPE!--.'lJJIX "D".

Members of the press, in/out

The President went to the Cloud Nine Restaurant on the top floor of the Holiday Inn.

The President was met at the door by Alfred M. Landon, 1936 Republican nominee for President and former governor of Kansas, and Senator Robert J. Dole (R-Kansas), Republican National Chairman.

The President attended a reception for Republican leaders from Missouri and Kansas. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "E".

Photographers, in/out

The President motored from the Holiday Inn to the Kansas City Nunicipal Airport, Missouri, where he boarded AF-l.

The President talked with former President Harry S. Truman.

The President flew by AF-l from the Kansas City Municipal Airport, Missouri, to the El Toro MCAS, California. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "FIr. , .

The President flew by helicopter from El Toro MCAS, California, to the San Clemente Compound helipad. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX liB" .

The President motored by golf cart from the helipad to the Residence.

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llliETING WITH STEEL INDUSTRY LEADERS - JULY 6, 1971 - 10:00 a.m.

_.~ A1brendt, Roger

Cort, Stewart -

Gott, Edwin H. -

Jaricks, Fred G.

S. - Allegheny Steel

Bethlehem Steel

U. S. Steel

- Inland Steel'

+Larry, Ilea th - U. S.' Steel

Nemec, Frank - Youngstown Sheet and Tube

~'Connel, John J. - Bethlehem Steel

Patton, Thomas - Republic Steel

~haver, Warren - U.S. Steel L_,,~~

Stevens, William J. - Jones and boeklbR Steel

Stinson, George A. - National Steel Corp .

'.Verity, C. \V'illiam - Armco Steel

~ \'lall, John - Republic

United Steel Workers of America

Burke, Walter J. - Secy.-Treasurer

Malony, Joseph P. ~ Vice President .. Kleiman, Bernard - General Counsel

Bredhoff, Elliot- Special Counsel

Abel, I.W. - President

CONNALLY, JOlIN B. - SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

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SHULTZ, GEORGE P. - DIRECTOR OF OHB










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1. Tne President 2. Mrs. Nixon 3. Secretary WilliaQ Rogers 4. Mrs. William Rogers 5. Senator Bob Dole 6. Congressman Larry Winn, Jr. 7. Director Richard Helms 8. Mr. H. R. Haldewan 9. Mr. John Scali

10. Mr. Ron Ziegler 11. Mr. ThoJight Chapin 12. Miss Rose Mary l-loods 13. Mrs. Constance Stuart 14. lir. L2.i-lrence BiSby 15. Mr. Steve Bull 16. Brig Cen Alexander Haig 17. Nr. Noel Koch 18. Nr. Ron \\Talker 19.Comdr Craig Campbell 20. Dr. h'i1_liam Luk"",il 21. MSgt Abel Araiza 22. SP7 Herb Oldenburg 23. SDC Zosimo Monzon 2!i- • Nrs. ~~i211 Y.:ttcs 25. ...~. Go":fr~y

26. H. Keiser 27. V. Copeland 28. R. Johnsen 29. S. Garmon 30. J. Novak 3l. C. Hi11iams 32. B. Sternberg 33. Ollie Atkins HH Photo 34. Dong Cornell AP 35. Eugene Risher UPI

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PARTICIPA:T'j'S: BRIi::'f.'ING FOE j'IEDIA EXi::CUTIVES ON THE PHESIDENT' 'S DO:IESTIC POLICY IlJITIATI'/ES

KANSAS CI'I'Y, HISSOURI, JULY 6. 1971

ILLINOIS

Charles L. Dancey John P. Clarke Editor Editor Journal-Star State Journal ~eoria) Illinois Springfield, Illinois

Paul ~1. Davis Charles B. ArmstrongWCIA-TV Publisher Champaign. .Illinois Harvey-Chicago South Suburban News

Chicago, Illinois Daryle Feldmeir Editor Robert Johnson Daily Ne\';s Jet r·!agazineChicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

Dave r-1urray Jan Kra~l1ec Editor Editor Sun Times Polish Daily Zgoda Chicago. Illinois Chicago, Illinois

C~ayton Kirkpatrick W. Leonard Evans Editor Tuesday gabazineTribune Chicago) Illinois Chicago, ~llinois

INDIANA Robert Hane\'lith HON Reid ChapmanChicago, Illinois WANE-TV

Fort Wayne, Indiana John Mies \'TLS Frank H. Crane Chicago, Illinois Editor

Star Tom Hodson Indianapolis. Indiana ~lLS

Chicago. Illinois R. Lee Giles \olISH-TV

Robert Smith Indianapolis, Indiana WKc.Q-TVChicago, Illinois jlUchael Grehl

Editor Maxwell McCrohon Press ManaginG Editor Evansville. Indiana Chicago Today Chicago, Illinois Roland Kelley

HSBT-T\r South Bend, Indiana

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John Po;·rers Editor Tribune South Bend, Indiana

Ernest W. Williams Editor News-Sentinel Fort Wayne, Indiana

Eugene S. Pulliam Assistant Publisher Star Indianapolis, Indiana

IOWA

Robert K. Beck Editor-Publisher Centerville Iowagian Centerville, Iowa

Joseph F. BladkYJ Jr. Editor-Editorial Cedar Rapids Gazette Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Forrest Kilmer Editor Davenport Times-Democrat Davenport, Io\-ra

Dean Borg WIIJT··TV Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Miss Elizabeth Sammons Editor Journal Sioux City, Iowa

Ste\'rart Haas Editor Courier \-later100) IO~la

William Turner KCAU-TV Sioux City, Iowa

KANSAS

Bill F. Hoyer Lawrence Journal World Lawrence, Kansas

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John50n Co. Herald Johnson, K.::.n:::;as

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:: :::::. Colburn Z~~8r and Publisher ~~~:~ta Eagle and Beacon :-j:'~!::: ta, Kansas

Lc~ "Porter ~~=~~tive Editor C.~=-~-;a1 Journal '!'=:;:~!:a. Kansas

.::-:: ?armley ~,~-=~,,; ~-TV

'::':;-=:l:a, Kansas

C-a.7 :Ka1bfleis ch E'::'::'::.or K.=::zan E.::....-=-= as City, Kansas

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E!-:":' Colvin E~.~-::'Or

!:~-=.attan Mercury ::~-=.c.ttan, Kansas

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E: .:::-ia , Kansas

TC:l Leathers ':':-:.= Squire Nel'lspapers F~~:~ie Village. Kansas

C. s. Stauffer Ft:=:1.sher Tc;:ka Capital Journal and State

.Journal To?eka, Kans as

Paul. Darby JU{.~" Radio !·:2::'at t an J Kansas

Art Dirks KL:"l~' Lavrence, Kansas

Ken!1eth R. Rucker KFDI Wichita, Kansas

Richard Buzbee Ola~he Daily News Olatr,e. Kans~s

Stanley Rose Scout gagazines Scout. Kans~s

Loyd Ku::;anan LeavemlOrth Times Le~venworth. Kansas

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Dan Demin/,: K\!B\J Radi 0

Hutchinson, Xan~Qs

Dave Dary KANU University of Kansas La~lrence, Kansas

Dick Brei-:ster l\'TSB-TV Topeka, Kansas

Bob Chaffin KAYS AN-TV Rays, Kansas

MlCHIGAN

Ralph Coulter Editor Journal Flint, Hichigan

Dick Cheverton \'100D-TV Grand Rapids, mchigan

Tom Eynon \ollJEltl-TV Saginaw, Nichi£an

Martin S. Hayden Editor Ne\ols Detroit, rUchigan

David J. Kelly HWJ·-TV Detroit, Michigan

Joe Vaughan WXYZ-TV Southfield, Michigan

Robert HcBridc \olJBK-TV Detroit. Michigan

Lou Gordon \oJKBD-TV Southfield. Iiichie;an

MINNESOTA

Leonard Inskip Editor Tribune Ninncapolis, l-linne::wta

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ShcJ'r.:nn Headley \JCCJ·-T\' Minneapolis, Minnesota

Thomas Bur-ray KSTP-TV St. Paul, Einnesota

Harold Cheucher Editor Star ~linneapolis, Minnesota

HISSOURI

John Smith VF\-I Hagazine Kansas City, Missouri

Arch \'!atson Springfield News Inc. Sprin~field, Missouri

Dale Freeman Sprinrfield ~ews Inc. Springfield, Missouri

Doyle Hilton Springfield News Inc. Springfield, Missouri

. __ -- Jerry Condra Nei-Is Director KQTV St. Joseph, Missouri

Tom Hann KQTV St. Joseph, Missouri

Bill Addison KPLR-TV St. Louis, ~lissouri

Arthur R. Bertelson Executive Editor Post-Dispatch St. LoUiS, Missouri

Austin Bridl!,man KSIJ -TV St. Louis. Missouri

\o1111iam Baker Editor Star and TiI:!es Kansas- City, IUssouri

George Burg Star and Times Kansas City, Missouri

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John S. Cr.2.:'",sle:: !·1anat;ing E:::1 tel' Tis~~ , Kansas City, ~issouri

Nerrill Chi::ote Hanagint; E::::'tor Ne\·;s -Press St. Joseph, ;';isscwi

George A. :'ille~berG

Managin~··Ecitor Globe-Democrat St. Louis, ;':lsscuri

Oliver Starr Globe-Dei7iocrat St. Louis, Misscuri

Charles Ec~bee, Jr. KCI·iO Kansas City, I-lissouri

HO\'Tard B. \':oods Publisher St.' Louis Sc~ti~el St. LOUis, ~is3c~ri

John Dauner Kansas City Star Kansas City, j·:issouri

Harold E. '·:111s Managing Editor Gazette St. Joseph, Missouri

Cruise Palr.:er Executive ~ditor Star & 'l'imes Kansas City, ~lissouri

Larry r·leacham KODE-TV Joplin, Missouri

R.M. \'lhite II l<iexico Ledger Mexico, I·Iissouri

Glen Hilson KTVl St. LouiS, ~isso~ri

John McCarroll Editor Kansas Ci~y Call Kansas City, ~is50uri

,Don Loughnar..e Kr·!BZ Kansas City, ~issouri

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- ..h Ray !·lorgan Kansas City Star l:ansas City, j·jl'ssouri

vIal t Bodine KClT-·TV Kansas City, Missouri

Don Keough WDAF-TV Kansas City, Missouri

Ellis Shook K~1BC-TV

Kansas City, Missouri

Claude Dorsey Kr'J3C-TV Kansas City, Missouri

Henry Asbell KBEY-FM Kansas City, Missouri

Chuck Roades K'dla-Fi·l Kansas City, Missouri

Bill Avery KYTV Springfield, Missouri

Mike McGee KC!·m Radie Kansas City, Missouri

Peter V. NcCoy Democrat Ne~lS

Marshall, Missouri

Ernest DeCamp KHTO-TV Springfield, Missouri

Jeff HheHer KBOA Radio Kennett, Missouri

Glen vl1lson KTIV St. Louis, Missouri

Ginger lo1oore Sedalia Democrat Sedalia, Missouri

Claude D. Morgan KUHI-TV ..... Joplin, Missouri

David Beliles Courier Post Hannibal, Missouri

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Ron Arnold KTTS-TV Springfield, T!1ssouri

Bert Coons KBi-ill-TV Kansas City, rUssouri

Tom Cronk l'1HB Kansas City. Missouri

Bob Hormington KBHA-TV Kansas City, Missouri

Ed Sovlers Publisher and O'.:ner Rolla Daily News Rolla, m.ssouri

NEBRASKA

~mrk O. Gautier. Jr. KI1TV Omaha, Nebraska

Jack Hart Associate Editor The Journal Lincoln, Nebraska

Bob TaYlor KOLN-TV Lincoln. Nebraska

Keith Wilson Editor rlorld-Herald Omaha, Nebraska

IiI's. 11ildred Bro;m .Publisher Omaha Star Omaha, Nebraska

Jim Peterson KLNC Radio Omaha. Nebraska '

NORTH DAl-:OTA

Dick Dobson Editor NeviS Minot, North Dakota

Jack HagertyEditor Herald Grand Forks, Uorth Dakota

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William T. Tillottson Editor

Bism~rck, North Dakota

Don Homuth KXJB-TV Far£!;o , ~!orth Dal(ota

John D. Paulson Editorial Pabe Editor Forum North Fargo,North Dakota

OHIO

Charles T. Alexander Editor Journal Herald Dayton, Ohio

Richard Bieser WHIO-TV Dayton, Ohio

Brady Black Editor Enquirer ~incinnati, Ohio

Richard Campbell Editor Press Cleveland, Ohio

Carl G. DeBloom Executive Editor Dispatch Columbus, Ohio

Hugh De!1oss WLHC-TV Columbus, Ohio

Dave Drury'\<1SPD Toledo, Ohio

Jim Fain Editor News Dayton, Ohio

George KellyHanaginr; Editor The Vindicator Youngsto~n, Ohio

Al Schottlekotte HCPO-TV Cincinnati. Ohio

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OKI.AHO~,;A

Norman BaS';lell \'lKY-TV Oklaho~a City, Oklahoma

Charles Bennett Editor The Oklaho::1an Oklaho~a City, Oklahoma

Jenkin L. Jones Editor and P~~l:sher

The Tribune Tulsa, Oklahof.'la

Richard Hickox KOCO Oklaho~a City, Oklahoma

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Eli Daniels KRSD-TV Rapid City, South Dakota

Craig La\'rrenc e KSOO-TV

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WISCm1SIN

Edward Hinshal'l vlT!1J r.uI\~aJ.lkee, Hisconsin

Paul 'Ringler Editor Journal fUIl'/'aukee, Hisconsin

Carl G. Zir.merman WITT-TV Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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. ~arry Darby Former US Senator

Alf Landon . "

Former Presidential Candidate

Frank Carlson Former US Senator

Wint Smith Former US Congressman

Will iam Falstad State Chairman, Republican Party

--------·---Mrs. ~ick--Harman--Vice Chairman, Republican Party

'Carlos Cortes Associate Vice Chairman, Republican Party

Mrs. Richard Rogers -- ---- -- . National Committeewoman

Mrs. Max Baker President, Kansas Federation of Republican Women

Bob Ivf.iller, Chairman Young Republic.:ans

Brian Harris Chairman, College Young Republicans

Joe English Chairman, Teenage. Republicans

Chet Unruh .. County Chairman, Farmer

Mrs. Bruce Johnson MIA \Vife "--Miles Stevens Former Congressman

Rex Duwe District Chairman .:.•~a\iit~".

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Melvin Cli!lgan District Chair man

Kenneth B. nrucc .District Chairman

.Dan Chase

.District Chairman

Mrs. James Jambor 1District . Vice Chairman

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Mrs. Arkic Vau~hll

District Vice Cha.irman

Mrs. M. M. Burke District Vice Chairman, Mrs. Roy Schurter District Vice Chairman

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J. Nick Gray, Chairman , Missouri Republican State Conunittee

Rosemary Ginn National Comm.itteewoman Colwn.bia

Gene Taylor National Committeeman Sarcoxie

Joan Crawford State Vice Chairman

M. E. Ramsey, Chairman Jackson County Central Comm.ittee

iohnC. Danforth State Attorney General

Christopher "Kit" Bond State Auditor

Honorable Durwood Hall Congres sman, 7th Distz:ict

. John Russell, State Representative .'

125 District, also House Minority Leader· Jefferson City

Lawrence Roos St. Louis County Supervisor

Joseph Badaracco, President Board of Aldermen, St. Louis City

Richard Berkeley, Councilman St. Louis

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Larry Meier, Chairman 7th Congressional District COlnmittee

'. Joe Swarts, Chairma.n 6th Congressional District Conunittee

John Egan, Chairman 5th Congressional District Committee

Ray Barrows, Chairman 4th Congressional District Cormnittee

Miss Eleanor Schicht, President-Elect

"._ _..__ . _' .Missouri Federated Republican Wanens St. Louis

Clubs -----_._--

Tom Esterly, President Missouri Federation of College Young Republicans

.. ----·.--·..Ray.James, State Representative and President C?f State Federated Young Republicans

D. E. Caywood, Treasurer Missouri Republican State Committee

Walter Nance State Finance Committee

Republican National Committee Participants to Attend:

Maurice MandIe Contributor and fund raiser

Robert Ingram Best cont ributor and fund raiser in Kan·sas City

.. Wayne Millsap St. Louis (Ran Danforth1s two campaigns and wanted Federal Judgeship)

Major General Lei! Sverdrup National Finance Committee

Spencer Olin (25 K1s in 'G8, plus continues to give--friend of Tom Evans

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1. The President 2. Mrs. Nixon 3. Secretary Willi~~ Rogers I~. Mrs. ~.Jilliam Rogers 5. Director Richard Helms 6. Mr. William Ruckelshaus 7. Mr. A. James Barnes 8. l-Ir. H. R. Haldeman 9. Mr. John Scali

10. Mr. Ron Ziegler L1. Mr. Th~ight Chapin 12. }!iss Rose Hary Hoods 13. Nrs. Constance Stuart lA. l-oIr. La'tvrence Higby 15. Mr. Steve Bull 16. Brig Gen Alexander Haig 17. }fr. Ron Halker 18. l-1rs. Nell Yates 19. Comdr Craig CarJpbe11 20. Dr. William Lukash 21. XSgt Abel Araiza 22. SP7 Herb Oldenburg 23. SDC Zosir:1o Monzon /.1.. A. Godfrey 2~). U. Duncan 26. W. Keiser 27. v. Copeland 28. R. Johnsen 29. S. Garmon 30. J. Novak 31. C. rvilliams 32. B. Sternberg 33. Ollie Atkins 34. Frank Cormier 35. Eugene Risher 36. Forrest Boyd 37. Don Invi n 38. Jerry Schecter 39. Harvey Georges 40. Frank Cancellare

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The President talked long distance with his Special Assistant, William L. Safire, in Washington, D. C.

7:29 P7:12

The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Washington, D. C•.

P7:597:30

The President was telephoned long distance by the widow of entertainer D. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, Hrs. Lucille Armstrong, in New York City. The call was not completed.

R7:45

The President talked long distance with his Counsel, Clark MacGregor, in Washington, D. C.

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Tne President met with: H. R. Haldeman, Assistant12: 359:10 Rose Mary Woods, Personal Secretary9:15 10:20

12:10 Richard M. Helms, Director of the CIA10:57 12:10 William P. Rogers, Secretary of State10:57

Brig. Gen. Haig10:57 12:10

11:08 The President was telephoned long distance by Mrs. Armstrong in New York-City. The President's Special Consultant, Leonard Garment, took the call.

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12:47 The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.12:49 P

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The President motored from the Residence to Red Beach.

The President motored from Red Beach to the Residence.

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The President talked with Secretary of State William P. Rogers.

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The President talked with his Personal Secretary, Rose Mary Woods.

The President met with Miss Woods.

The President met with: ---lohn D•. Ehrlichman, Assistant

Hr. Haldeman.

The President-motored ·fromhis office to the alternate helipad at Camp Pendleton. He was accompanied by:

C. G. Rebozo Mr. Haldeman Mr. Ehrlichman

The President motored from the alternate helipad at Camp Pendleton to the Residence. He was accompanied by:

Mr. Rebozo Mr. Haldeman Mr. Ehrlichman

The President talked with Mr. Ehrlichman

Tne President telephoned long distance to his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Boston, Massachusetts. The call was not completed.

The President had lunch with: The First Lady Mr. Rebozo


The President motored from Red Beach to the Residenc~.

• The President was telephoned long d~stance by Mr. Colson in

Boston, ~~ssachusetts. }~. Rebczo took the c~ll.

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.TIITY 10, J 971 TIME DAYTHE ~~STERN WHITE HOUSE

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6:04

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ACTIVITY

The President talked with White House Photographer Ollie Atkins.

The President talked long distance with Mr. Colson in Boston, Massachusetts.

The President telephoned Miss Woods. The call was not completed.

The President talked with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

The President had dinner with: The First Lady Secretary and Hrs. Rogers

The President retired for the evening.

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6:486:45

P7:08

R7:10 7:29

7:317:30

7:30 P

7:30 7:51 P

7:50 7:51

7:52 7:54 P

7:56 P

7:58 8:09 P

8:11 8:17 P

8:20 9:08

9:12 9:13

9:17 P

10:02 P

10:03 P

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JULY 11, 1971 TIME DAY

PDT 6:02 a.m. SUNDAY

ACTIVITY

The President talked with his Deputy Assistant, Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr.


The President telephoned long distance to the Reverend Billy Graham in Palm Springs, California. The call was not completed.


The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

The President telephoned his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman. The call was not completed.

The President talked long distance with the Reverend Graham in Palm Springs, California.



The President telephoned long distance to Secretary of State William P. Rogers in Crystal Bay, Nevada. The call was not complete~.

The President talked with his Assistant, John D. Ehrlichmanr .

The President talked long distance with Secretary Rogers in Crystal Bay, Nevada. •

The President met with Brig. Gen. Haig.

The President .motored by golf cart from his office to the Residence.

The President telephoned long distance to Director of'the OMB George P. Shultz in Washington, D. C. The call was not .- -completed.


Th.:! President telephoned long distance to Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally in Washington, D. C. The call

, was not completed. '

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SAN CLENENTE, CALIFO&~IA PDT 10:08 a.m. SUNDAY PHO:-iE

TIME P=Placed R=Received ACTIVITY

fa Out La LD

ruJ. P The President talked with C. G. Rebozo.10:08 10:09

P The President talked with Brig. Gen. Haig.10:10 10:25

The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Boston, Massachusetts.

P10:33 10:55

The President walked to the San Clemente Compound Beach with: The First Lady

11:04 11:09

C. G. Rebozo

The President returned to the Residence.11:55 12:00

The President had lunch with: The First Lady Mr. Rebozo

12:43

3:07 3:20 The President motored from the Residence to Red Beach.

4:50 5:01 The President motored from Red Beach to the Residence. I 6:21 6:28 P The President talked with Brig. Gen. Haig.

7:05 The President had dinner with: ..The First Lady Mr. Rebo2o

7:26 7:28 P The President talked with Brig. Gen. Haig.

7:35 9:45 ..

The President watched the movie liThe Qt:tiet .Man" wi.th: . . The First Lady .

Mr. Rebozo. · " . ' · .· ..

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ACTIVITY

10:10 10:35

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11:00 -11:08 -"11:08· 11:38

12:22 ~ 11: 35 11:35 12:22

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The President talked with his Deputy Assistant, Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, Jr.


The President met with Brig. Gen. Haig.

The President met with: John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary

The President signed the Emergency Employment Act of 1971, S. 31. Members of the press, in/out

The President met with his Personal Secretary, Rose Mary Woods.


The President met with: Hr. Ehr1ichman -. --.--:--_.

--------p.·D~na1d Nixon, the President's brother .. ·"'-'~·~~ichard C~- -Nixon, -.cthe President I·S nephew

Robert C. Mardian, Assistant Attorney General

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12:17

12:24

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12:18

12:29

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12:50 12:32

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7:00

1:19

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5:27

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The. President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexand~r P.Butterfield. •

The President met with: Brig~ Gen. Haig· Miss Woods

The President, accompanied .cart from his office to

by C. G. Rebozo, the Residence.

motored by golf



The President motored from Red Beach to the Residence.

Tile President had dinner with: . ThE!' First Lady C. G. Rebozo

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PDT 7:38 p.m. MONDAY

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The President telephoned long distance to his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Washington, D. C.

The President was telephoned long distance by Mr. Colson in Washington, D. C. Mr. Butterfield took the call.

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6:466:45

The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in Washington, D. C.

P7:147:01

7:15 The President motored by golf cart from his office to the helipad to greet his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger, who was returning from a fact-finding mission to South Vietna~

Thailand, India, Pakistan, Peking, and Paris.

7:14

7:207:19 The President motored by golf cart from ~~e he1ipa~ to the ---Residence.

9:18 The President motored by golf cart from the Residence to his office.

9:15

9:19 10:00 The President met with hisPersona1 Secretary, Rose Mary Woods.

The President met with: .. ~ ·10: 00 11: 00 H. R. Haldeman, Assistant

10: 30 11: 00 Mr. Kissinger -- -:-- ----Brig. Gen. Alexander M.Haig, Jr., Deputy Assistant- -J.O-: 30- -.11: 00

'" --'10:59 11:00 - P The President talked' with Miss Woods.

11:00 11: 02 The President met with Miss Woods.

The President met with: William P. Rogers, Secretary of State11:02 1:40 Mr. Haldeman11:02 1:40

~11:02 1:40 ~r. Kissinger . . .'- , .'11: 04 11:06 Members of the press

Photographers11:04 11:06 11:11 1:40 Brig, Gen. Haig

--, . ,1:53 1-:54 The p'resident, accompanied by C. G. Rebozo, motored by golf cart from his office to the Residence.

2:01 2:02 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

-. ..3:00 3:02 P -The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.

3:04 3:06 R The President talked with Mr. Haldeman. .. . - - -_ ..

, , 3:12 3:25 The President motored from the Residence to Red Beach.

4:06 4:31 The Presid~t motored from Red Beach to the Residence.

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ACTIVITY

The President had dinner with: The First Lady Miss Woods Mr. Rebozo

7:40 9:27 The President saw the movie "Diamond Head" with: The First Lady Mr. Rebozo Miss Woods

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H. R. Haldeman, Assistant Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary

to his


The President talked with Secretary Rogers.

The President motored by golf cart from his office to the Residence.

The President talked with Mr. Kissinger.

The President was telephoned long distance by H. I. Ro~.es, I Chairman of the Board of American Telephone and Telegraph, in New York City. Staff Assistant Stephen B. Bull took the I

call.

The President talked long distance with his daughter, Tricia, in Washington, D. C.

The President talked long distance with House Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford (R-Mlchigan) in Washingtcn, D. C., on the occasion of the Congressman's 58th birthday.

The President walked from the Residence to the San Clemente Compound Beach.

The President returned to the Residence from the San Clemente Compound Beach.


The President was telephoned by Mr. Haldeman. The call was not completed.


The President had dinner with: The. First Lady Rose }~ry Woods, Personal Secretar,

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I • PIlIrJ: OllV RFr.AN DATE IMn nn Vr I__ .. _ _ 0- . JULY 14, 1971

TIME DAY PDT 7:47 p.m. WEDNESDAY

, I IACTIVITY' I

- I saw the movie "They Might-Be Giants" with:

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7:30 The President had breakfast~

7:57 7:59 The President motored by golf cart fro~"the Residence to his office. I: ,...

8:05 8:25 The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Charles W. Colson, in' Washington, D•.lC••

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9:05 9:15 ~he President met with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.


H. R. Haldeman, Assistant 9:20 11:09 Mr. Kissinger

11:22 11:35 The President met with his Personal Secretary, Rose Mary Woods.

11:50 12:00 The President met with Mr. Kissinger.

12:05 12:09 The President met with Miss Woods.


Miss Woods 12:15 1:00 Mr. Haldeman

1:00 1:01 The President motored by golf cart from his office to the Residence.

1:14 1:20 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.


1:"42 1:45 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.


2:48 2:53 P The President talked with Mr. Haldeman.


3:22 3:26 The President talked long distance with his daughter, Julie, in Washington, D. C.

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5:17 5:26 P •


5:37 5:42 The President walked from the Residence to the he1ipad.

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SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA PDT 5:44 p.m. THURSDAY; PHONE I

TIME P=P\'ced R=Received ACTIVITY

La LDOut

PDT The President flew by helicopter from the San Clemente

Compound helipad to the NBC Studio helipad, Burbank, California. For a list of passenger~~ ·see APPENDIX "A".

6:235:44

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The President announced his acceptance of an invitation by Premier Chou En-lai, on behalf of the~government of the People's Republic of China and coordinated by Mr. Kissinger, for the President to visit that country at'an appropriate date before Hay, 1972. The President's remarks were broadcast live on nationwide television.

7:30

8:047:45 The President motored from NBC Studios, Burbank, California, to Perino's Restaurant, Los Angeles, California.

The President was greeted by owner of Perino's Restaurant, Alexander Perino.

The President had dinner with: Mr. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichrr~n, Assistant Mr. Kissinger Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary John A. Scali, Special Consultant

8:23 8:26 The President talked long distance with his daughter, Tricia, in Washington, D. C.

P

8:26 R The President was telephoned long distance by Secretary of HEW Elliot L. Richardson in Washington, D. C. The call was not completed.

10:04 10:26 The President motored from Perino's Restaurant to the FBI helipad, Los Angeles, California.

10:34 11:13 The President flew by helicopter from the FBI helipad, Los Angeles, California, to the San Clemente Compound helipad. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

10:41 R The President was telephoned long distance by his daughter, . Tricia, in Washington, D. C. The call was not completed. _

11:16 11:18 The President motored by golf cart from the helipad to the Residence.

11:21 11:23 P The President talked with Miss Woods.

11:27 11:28 P The President talked with Mr. Kissinger... 11:29 P The President telephoned Mr. ·Haldeman. The cali was not

completed.

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PHONE TIME P=Placed

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11:37 P

11:38 11:41 P

11:45 11:47 R

11:48 11:49 P

11:55 P

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PDT 11:32 p.m. THRUSDAY

ACTIVITY

The President talked long distance with his Special Counsel, Richard A. Moore, in Washington, D. C.

The President telephoned Mr. Ziegler. 'I'he call was not., ,...completed.

The President talked long distance with-Mr. Colson in Washington, D. C. {.

The President talked with Mr. Kissinger:


The President telephoned Mr. Haldeman. The call was not completed •

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