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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM

Tape Subject Log (rev. Feb.-09)

Conversation No. 838-1 Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown between 8:29 and before 8:36 am Location: Oval Office The President met with Stephen B. Bull at an unknown time after 8:29 am.

President's schedule -Meeting -Timing -Inauguration -Conversation Bull left at an unknown time before 8:36 am.

Conversation No. 838-2 Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown between 8:36 and 9:04 am Location: Oval Office The President met with Marjorie P. Acker at 8:36 am. ***************************************************************** [Begin segment reviewed under deed of gift.] Rose Mary Woods -President’s clothing -Neckties [End segment reviewed under deed of gift.] *****************************************************************

Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

Oval #838

838-1 (1/11/1973)-P, SBB 838-2 (1/11/1973)-P, MPA 838-3 (1/11/1973)-P, MS 838-4 (1/11/1973)-P, HRH 838-5 (1/11/1973)-P, HRH 838-6 (1/11/1973)-P, HRH 838-7 (1/11/1973)-P, Unk 838-8 (1/11/1973)-P, SBB 838-9 (1/11/1973)-P, SBB 838-10 (1/11/1973)-P, WHO 838-11 (1/11/1973)-P, RTK, PJB 838-12 (1/11/1973)-P, JTL 838-13 (1/11/1973)-P, SBB 838-14 (1/11/1973)-P, MS 838-15 (1/11/1973)-P, WET 838-16 (1/11/1973)-P, SBB 838-17 (1/11/1973)-P, RLZ 838-18 (1/11/1973)-P, HRH, WHO, Unk, STA 838-19 (1/11/1973)-P, RET, JBust, BWill, RMFa, JDE, OFA, STA, HRH, WET, SBB, MS 838-20 (1/11/1973)-P, MS 838-21 (1/11/1973)-P, APB 838-22 (1/11/1973)-Unk APB[?]

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Conversation No. 838-2 (cont’d)

cker left at an unknown time before 9:04 am. A

Conversation No. 838-3

n 8:36 and before 9:04 am ocation: Oval Office

he President met with Manolo Sanchez after 8:36 am.

Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown betweeL T

Dictatin-Rose Mary Woods

anchez left at an unknown time before 9:04 am.

g machine

S


n 8:36 and 9:04 am ocation: Oval Office

he President dictated a memorandum to H.R. (“Bob”) Haldeman.

Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown betweeL T

Camp D-Guest

history

ist of s written there

-Oliverenhower and Nikita S. Khrushchev

ento for guests

avid book -Historical record

-List of all guests as part of a-Office of Economic Policy -L President's addresse -State of the Union

F. (“Ollie”) Atkins's pictures -Dwight D. Eis

-Edward R. G. Heath -Mem

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Sequoia

-Revision

Preside lier conversation with Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman

-Post-in-Polls

r

H. Gallup -Recom harles W. Colson

e

ion tiveness and precision

n onal role

-Inflationary spiral

nd of dictation]


The Pre

-Guest pamphlet

-Assignment of responsibilities

nt's earaugural plan

-Albert E. Sindlinge-Louis P. Harris -George

mendation of C-Issues

-Tax increas-Spending

-Previous Gallup quest-Lack of effec

-Wording of questio-Congressi

-Wording [E

Date: January 11, 1973Time: Unknown between 8:36 and 9:04 am Location: Oval Office

sident dictated a memorandum to H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman.

William E. Tim-Freshm nal security briefing

mons's suggestion an Congressman natio

-Henry A. Kissinger -State Department

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epartment

-Memorandum from Timmons ctrine

hinese initiatives control

-Leadership ig

-Kissinger

nd of dictation]


ate: January 11, 1973

ocation: Oval Office The President to H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman.

-Defense D-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

-Nixon Do-Soviet and C-Arms -Vietnam

-Ha

[E

DTime: Unknown between 8:36 and 9:04 am L

dictated a memorandum

Appoin-John D-Georg

discussions ional Committee

ates Information Agency [USIA] ents

White House staff

tments to Administration positions . Ehrlichman

e P. Shultz -Haldeman’s presence during

-Republican Nat-Charle

-Hobart D. (“Hobe”) Lewis s W. Colson

-Frank Stanton -United St

-Compared to the President's acceptance of speaking engagem -Haldeman -Stephen B. Bull -Haldem -Discussions w

an's role ith

-Congress -Frederic V. Malek

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oore

aspar W. (“Cap”) Weinberger -Moore -Melvin R. Laird -General Robert E. Pursley -Moore


ime: Unknown after 8:36 and before 9:04 am Locatio The President oman at an unknown time after 8:36 am.

-Elliot L. Richardson -Jonathan M

-Henry A. Kissinger -C

Date: January 11, 1973 T

n: Oval Office

met with an unknown w

Memoranda for H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman

-Copies -Clearing of tapes

The unknown woman left at an unknown time before 9:04 am.

-Instructions about dictation tapes


ime: Unknown after 8:36 and before 9:04 am Locatio The President met wit ter 8:36 am.


n: Oval Office

h Stephen B. Bull at an unknown time af

Haldeman about seeing the President cussion with Haldeman

Spiro T. Agnew

-Call to H. R. (“Bob”) -President’s dis

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President's schedule -Haldeman -William E. Timmons

ull left at an unknown time before 9:04 am.

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ate: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown after 8:36 and before 9:04 am Location: Ova The President an unknown time after 8:36 am.

D

l Office

met with Stephen B. Bull at

-William E. Timmons -H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman -Col. Richard T. Kennedy


President's schedule

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ate: January 11, 1973 nd 9:04 am

ocation: Oval Office

he President talked with the White House operator.

DTime: Unknown between 8:36 aL T

ee Conversation No. 35-127]

nd of telephone conversation]

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Date: JTime: etweeLocation: Ova The President met with Col. Richard T. Kennedy at 9:04 am.

anuary 11, 1973 B n 9:04 am - 9:42 am

l Office

Vietnam negot

-William H. Sullivan

-Alexander M. Haig, Jr. an Thieu

-Agreement with Hanoi -Thieu

The President talked with Peter JOHN Brennan between 9:08 and 9:09 am.

iations

-Henry A. Kissinger -Protocols

-Le Duc Tho

-Nguyen V

[See Conversation No. 35-128]

Vietnam negot-Presidential announcement schedule -Haig -Thieu

sident's inauguration

-Kissinger

-North -Briefin

to H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman -Haig

ructions

iations

-Haig's role -Pre-Thieu

-Thieu -TimingVietnamese position gs -Spiro T. Agnew call

-Kissinger's cable -President's inst

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W. Abrams, Jr.

nse Concerns

-Haig

-Details of agreement

R. Laird

illiam P. Rogers

nghai Communique mmit

-Kissinger ontent

rpose of visit

-Roger

s

-Kissin-Press r

-Haig

-Bombdo nson

s problem halt

otective reaction"

-Creighton -Secretary of Defe-Security -Abrams

-Haig -Kissinger -Melvin-Abrams -Haig -W-Sullivan -Sha-Moscow Su

-Rogers's call

-C-Agnew

-Possible pu-Haldeman -Security concerns

s's staff -Laird -Roger -Response of Col. Kennedy to inquiries -Rogers's position

ger eaction -Washington Star -Murrey Marder

-Trip to Saigon ing -Lyn n B. Joh-Alternatives

ublic relation-Png-Bombi-"Pr

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aigon

-Roger-Thieu -Kissin agreement -Schedule -Financial assistance to North Vietnam -Legisl ive le

singer

Vietnam

r [POWs] se self-determination

ressure for consultation

ments edule

-Timin bombing halt

-Ronald L. Ziegler announcement -Content l leaders -Kissin

-List of

aka me

-Laird -Haig's arrival in S

-Thieu -Bui Diem

-Tran Van Do s

ger -Signing of

at aders -Calls to inform of developments -Kis-Haig to Saigon to inform Thieu -Bombing in North-Wording -US goals -Cease-fire -Prisoners of Wa -South Vietname

-Kissinger -Congressional p-Calls to leaders -Read state-Schg of announcement about -Kissinger phone calls -Timing

-Calls to Congressiona-Schedule ger -Amount of information foreign heads of state -Pierre E. Trudeau -Kakuei Tan-Alaf Pal

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mpidou ann

udeau bassadors

. Alexis Johnson

or y F. Dobrynin

da au

-Giulio-Heath -Mitche

rage

nship with US -Aid from US -Golan Heights

-South Vietnamese -Historical view of US Vietnam policy

nan -Kissinger

ese

The President ouse operator at an unknown time between 9:09 and 9:42

-Edward R. G. Heath -Georges J. R. Po-Maurice Schum-State Department -Tr-Foreign am-Kissinger

-Marc Cadieux -U-Rogers

-Australian ambassad-Anatoli-President's visit to Cana

-Trude Andreotti

ll Sharpe -Tanaka -Marshall Green -Lyndon B. Johnson -Heath -Cou-Golda Meir

-Relatio

-Austrians

-Peter J. Bren

-North Vietnam-Thieu

talked with the White Ham.

onversation No. 838-11] [C

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Vietnam negotiations

-Thieu -Cease-fire -Political implications

-US Senate resolution F. Bunker

ennedy left at 9:42 am.

-Ellsworth-Thieu

K


ate: January 11, 1973 Time: Between 9:42 and 9:43 am

ocation: Oval Office

D

L The President talked with James T. Lynn. [See Conversation No. 35-130]


ime: Unknown between 9:43 and 9:46 am ocation: Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull at an unknown time after 9:43 a

Date: January 11, 1973 TL

m.



-William E. Timmons B

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ime: Unknown between 9:43 and 9:46 am

he President met with Manolo Sanchez at an unknown time after 9:43 am.

Date: January 11, 1973 TLocation: Oval Office T

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[End segment reviewed u***************************** Sanchez left at an unknown time before 9:46 am.

Conversation No. 838-15 Date: JanuaryTime: Between 9:46 and 10:03 am Location: Oval Office

he President met with William E. Timmons at 9:46 am.

11, 1973

T

Lists of

-Recep

-Joe D.

Congressmen -Republicans -Democrats

-F. Edward Hebert -Cambodia

tion -Veto overide Waggonner, Jr.

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Biparti

-Foreign Relations, Defense and ropriations Committees

ond

-Robert A. Taft, Jr. -Charles H. Percy -William W. Scranton Waggonner

-John J. McFall -Moss

e”) Mansfield

Richardymington

nuclear capability

Carl B. Albert

Mansfield

eting of Democrats

-Henry M. ("Scoop") Jackson -Vietnam

ons Committee

Vietnam -Need for confidentiality

Mansfi

Waterg

vin, Jr. -Courts

san leadership meeting -John E. Moss -Sen. Robert C. Byrd -Ranking members

-App-J. Strom Thurm-John G. Tower

-

-Michael J. (“Mik

M. Helms -W. Stuart S-People's Republic of China [PRC]

Mansfield

-Me-Russell B. Long

-Foreign Relati

negotiations

eld

ate -Sam J. Er

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Lists of Congr-Congressional relations

n of support

-Mansfield ht

Future events

y Woods

Worship servic

J. Benn

Briefin

-Henry A. Kissinger xander M. Haig, Jr.

issinger to William P. Rogers

-Content n

-Nixon Doctrine

iet Socialist Republics [USSR] -Europe

urity

Sam Nuesolution

-Johnst

essmen

-Recognitio

Democrat leadership

-J. William Fulbrig-Symington -Jackson

-Master list for Rose Mar-State dinners

es

ett Johnston, Jr.

gs for new people -H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman

-Ale-Qualities

-Compared to K-Compared

-Johnsto

-PRC -Union of Sov

-National sec

nn -Kennedy R-Voting record

on

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John Sherman

David H

Ideological considerations

r

xico -Clinton P. Anderson -Jackson

Scott . Spong, Jr.

elms -Margaret Chase Smith

allistic missiles [ABM] -Gordo

-William B. Saxbe

-Cooper -Percy -Haig -Mail counts

-Congressional ombing

ongress -Mail counts

-Peace groups Timmons left a

Cooper

. Gambrell -Richard B. Russell

-Allen J. Ellende-Walter Huddleston-Oklahoma -New Me

-Virginia -William Lloyd -William B

-Jesse A. H

-Antibn L. Allott

-Jack R. Miller

-Edward W. Brooke

-B-Cartoon

-C

-Hugh Scott

t 10:03 am.

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re 10:05 am

ime after 10:03 am.

Conversation No. 838-16 Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown after 10:03 and befoLocation: Oval Office The President met with Stephen B. Bull at an unknown t

Bull left at an unknow m.


-Ronald L. Ziegler

n time before 10:05 a


Date: JanuaryTime: Between 10:05Location: Oval Office

The President met with Ronald L. Ziegler at 10:05 am.

11, 1973

and 10:16 am

Ziegler's press riefing

al spending -Vietna

ogers hard T. Kennedy

-Wage Ziegler’s forth iefing

omments to press

-Possible al rk Times

ngton Post -E. Howard Hunt, Jr.

b -Congression

m -Henry A. Kissinger -William P. R-Col. Ricand price control

coming press br-Watergate

-Administration c -Courts

tri -New Yo -Washi

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-Milk F

W. Kalmbach Govern

-Birthday story es

bers

A. Thomas -Saul P-Presid

-Newspapers dio

-Television [TV] -Inauguration -Quotes -United Press International [UPI]

-Mrs. Nixon's birthday ory

lunch with Clifton Daniel -Timing

-H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman -Staff -Reporters' viewing -Super Bowl

Ziegler

und -Herbert -Check from teachers' fund for Mc

-Campaign finances

-New York Tim-Wire story -John Her

-US News -Frances Lewine -Helenett's article ent's interview

-Ra

-St-Golda Meir

-Ziegler's

-Dick Martin film

left at 10:16 am.


ime: Between 10:20 and 11:03 am Locatio


n: Oval Office

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The President ”) Haldeman at 10:20 am.met with H. R. (“Bob

White H

Weather

Winston S. Churchill

Britain -Weather

White H

Ehrlichman

-Colsonilosophy

Preside o on appointments to Administration positions

n's role . Malek's role

ogers -Ehrlic-Shultz -George H. W.-Peter M-Haldem-Malek -Lewis A. Eng

ission [FTC] -Qulaifications n

ouse

-World War I -Book

-Spring 1914 -Germany -Great

ouse staff - Haldeman -John D.-Charles W. Colson -George P. Shultz

-Ph-Hardhats

-Politics

nt's mem-Haldema-Frederic V-William P. R

hman

Bush . Flanigan an

man -Federal Trade Comm

-Engma

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-Domestic Council -Edwin L. Harper -Engman

N. Mitchell -Engman

iles W. Kilpatrick -Departure

-

Appointments -Ehrlichman's role

-Engman is

States Information Agency [USIA] h

-Call fr wis

-Maurice H. Stans utors

ons

Stanton

-Shultz -Henry A. Kissinger -Ehrlichman -Malek -Colson -Engman -Ehrlichman

-John

-M Age

-Hobart D. (“Hobe”) Lew -United

-James Keogom Hobart Le

-Frank Stanton -Harley Ranch [?]

Stanton

-USIA -Red Cross

Red Cross appointments

-Major contrib-W. Clement Stone

-Qualificati

-President's instructions -Colson's role

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-Haldeman

-Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS] -Washington Post

-USIA

-Colson o Red Cross

-Colson’s call to Stanton

Preside ule -Spiro T. Agnew

-Foreign policy -Kissinger

tiations -Appointment with the President

on Post

ouse operator at an unknown time between 10:20 and 11:03

-Ehrlichman

-Red Cross -Ranch [?] -USIA compared t

nt's sched

-Haldeman

-Vietnam nego

-Washingt Haldeman talked with the White Ham.

onversation No. 838-18A]

ee Conversation No. 35-131]



Haldeman talked with an unknown person in Agnew's office at an unknown time between 10:20

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-Agnew

and 11:05 am. [Conversation No. 838-18A cont’d] [See Conversation No. 35-131 [End of telephone conversatio

]

n]

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Haldeman talked with Agnew at an unknown time between 10:20 and 11:03 am.

[See Conversation No. 35-131]



t -Vietnam negotiations in Paris

-Kissinger -Vietnam

bing story rrey Marder

aris -Rumors

-Kissinger Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 10:20 am.

[Conversation No. 838-18A cont.]

[E

-Agnew -Middle Eas

-Bom-Mu-Washington Star -P

Agnew appointment -Time

Bull left at an unknown time before 11:03 am.

Herbert G. Kle-Ronald L. Ziegler

Frank L

Press relations

-Washington Star

in

. Dale

-Colson’s views on Washington Post-Richard Scaife -Colson

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Preside le

Staffing

-Klein -Departure

ming port

Bugging of the President's airplane in 1968 -John N. Mitchell

-J. Edgar Hoover ll

-John W. Dean, III’s plan hnson

-Washington Star story -Johnson

itchell

ristian -Califa

. Humphrey -Washington Star story -DeLoach

nt's schedu-Florida trip

-Colson -Role

- Ziegler's role -Ti

-President's sup -California -Copley

-Public appearances

-Cartha D. DeLoach -Evidence

-Mitche

-Lyndon B. Jo-Joseph A. Califano, Jr.

-John B. Connally-M-George E. Chno

-Hubert H

-Meeting with Mitchell-Press

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Presidential nominations

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Foreign Wars [VFW] -Labor unions

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-Veterans of

-Letter writing campaign

-Objections -Cong

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-Mail count

Admin

-Richar-Leadership concerns

-Compared to Bruce A. Kehrli

-Qualifications

ull entered at an unknown time after 10:20 am.

-TV

istration policy -Cambodia

dson

-Colson

-Roy L. Ash

B

President's schedule n Environmental Quality [CEQ]


-Council o-Press photograph

B

-Water bill

-Question of President's veto Baker, Jr.

-William D. Ruckelshaus n, Tricia Nixon Cox, Julie Nixon Eisenhower

-Park dedications

Agnew Haldeman left at 11:03

Environment issue in campaign

-Colorado -Ehrlichman

-Howard H.

-Mrs. Nixo

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Date: JTime: BetweeLocation: Oval Office The President nvironmental Quality [CEQ]; Russell E.

anuary 11, 1973

n 11:03 am and 1:00 pm

met with members of the Council on ETrain, John A. Busterud, Beatrice "Betty" Willard, Richard M. Fairbanks, III, and John D. Ehrlichamn. Members of the press and the White House photographer were present at the beginning of the meeting.

Greetings

Press photogra

CEQ suggestio

-State of the Union environmental message

s -wide environmental concerns

list Republics [USSR]

ations [UN] -Previous State of the Union reports

-Status update

Union in ten installments

-Length n messages

ion

S technology ent

-Environmentalists

ph

ns

-Water bill -Press relation-World-Union of Soviet Socia-Japan-Great Britian -United N

-Public relations outlook

Plan to submit State of the -Foreign policy, defense, environment

-State of Unio-Possibility of optimistic orientat

-US wealth-U-Interior Departm

-National Parks

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Government reorganization

r Natural Resources

ry of the Interior griculture

-Qualities

ogers C. B. Morton

Herman Kahn d K. Price, Jr’s staff

-Zero population growth rebuttal -The President’s opinion

Daniel P. Moynihan -President's population message

of US population -Zero population growth effects

-Schools liot L. Richardson

-Hospitals

-Hospital beds -Hill-Burton program

-Stein

. Shultz

-Council fo-Earl L. Butz -Secreta-Secretary of A-Butz

-Ehrlichman-Butz -R-Butz -Responsibilities -Morton

-Domestic Council, Raymon

-Doomsday

-Growth theories

Growth study

-El

-Problems -Herbert Stein's involvement

-University dorm space

-George P-Richardson -Schools

-West Point

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-Naval Academy -Air Force Academy

mbers of graduates ssure on defense budget

Intelligence se

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-Land issues

troversy

sm

Planning for the future

-Suburb-Rural

-Land u

Tricia Nixon Cox and Edward R. F. Cox’s trip to Europe

-Yugoslavia

-Leningrad

-Planned communities

Challenges in dealing with the environment

-Cities -Idealis-Volun-Blacks-Puerto Ricans

Pollution regulation -William D. Ruckelshaus

-State guidelines -Con-CEQ position

-Regionali

-Price -Land use

ia reaction -Santa Rosa, California -Valley of the Moon-Colorado

-Olympics -Squaw Valley se

-Rome -Pope Paul VI

-USSR

-Moscow Amsterdam

-Bucharest

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i, Florida -Conditions

-Environmental education -Example of population errors

as Malthus -Population concerns

-England -Japan

-Budget concerns -Central ligence Agency [CIA]

-Public ho-Miam

-Emphasis on individual responsibility

-Thom

-South America

Intel Spiro T. Agnew entered at 11:38 am.

Introduction of Agnew to Train, et al.

H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered. Train, et al. left at 11:39 am, Agnew remained and

th CEQ members

rain -Budget concerns

se Intelligence Agency [DIA] munity

Intelligence services

-Quality -Schlesinger

Stephen B. Bull entere

President's meeting wi

-Environment -T

-CIA -Defen-Intelligence com-Richard M. Helms

d at an unknown time after 11:39 am.

Ollie Atkins -Photograph

Bull left at an unknown time before 12:14 pm.

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Schedule

ter 11:39 am.

State of the Union Address

Oliver F. (“Ollie”) Atkins entered at an unknown time af

m.

State of the world address

Atkins left at an unknown time before 12:14 p

Vietnam negot-Henry A. Kiss

t to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait f Jordan’s visit to US

-Golda Meir’s visit to US in

sible trip to Middle East by Agnew -Sadat

from Vietnam negotiations n name [Sahdik?]

-International oil consortium -Saudi Arabia -Kuwait -Shah of Iran

s

-Diversion from Vietnam negotiations - ing -Reaction of press

-Effect ew’s visit to Nguyen Van Thieu

iations

inger -International press corps

US foreign relations

-Middle East -Joseph J. Sisco -William P. Rogers -Anwar el-Sadat

-Agnew's visi-King Hussein o

-Husse-Pos

-Diversion-Unknow

-Energy crisi -Agnew’s trip to Middle East

Tim

-Results

-Agn

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-Press tions

s -Rogers

-Abba

s possible trip

-Inauguration -Meir -Results

Bombing of North Vietnam

nal relations

Vietnam ns

-Cease--Prison s] -Thieu

North V ons

-Quang-Destruction in South Vietnam

Agnew's sched

-Speak John F. Kerry's district l W. Cronin

eans sniper incident -Congressional encroachment on executive privilege -Schedule of sp-Lincoln Club

-Results rela

-Israeli'

Eban-Moshe Dayan

-Yitzhak Rabin -Meir

-Question of Agnew' -Timing

-Rationale -Kissinger -Congressio

-John E. Moss

negotiatio-Kissinger

fire ers of War [POW

ietnamese acti Tri

ule ing engagement in-Pau

-Issues -War -Erosion of values

-New Orl

eaking engagement engagement

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Vietnam negot

-Congress -Effect

-Critici n -1968 c-Congress

ocrats, Republicans -Kissin-Sched-Congress

-Barry M. Goldwater

-Rogers

tiations

fire -POWs

hieu ietnam

-Congr -Apology

. Saxbe r.

e on Vietnam r

-US servicemen in Vietnam

Congress

-Mathias -Letter -Possible opposition in Republican primary

-[First name unknown] Spizak [?]

-California

iations

-Kissinger

sm of the administratioampaign

-Demger ule

-Robert J. Dole

-Melvin R. Laird -Nego

-President's attitude -Cease-

-T-South Vess

-William B-Charles M. Mathias, J-Jacob K. Javits -Mathias

-News articl -B52 navigato

-Loyalty -Leslie T. (“Bob”) Hope

of serviceman

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Middle

f Agnew's trip

-United Arab Republic [UAR]

-Possibility of war

-Israeli'-Golan

-Syria

Agnew's responsibiliti-Intergo ntal relations -Chicago -California

ions Democratic senators

Congressional relations serviceman

-Press relations homas H. Moorer

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East -Possibility o-Israel

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-William J. Baroody, J-Haldeman -Patrick J. Buchanan

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Agnew left at 12:14 pm.

Agnew f Agnew's Middle East trip

aff -Procedures for broaching subject

-President's experiences with Sherman Adams issinger

-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

gers

Report

E. Timmons at an unknown time between 12:14 pm and 1:00 pm.

-Question o-Agnew's st

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ess ms

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fidentiality

-Vietnam

-Speeches o Roosevelt

to Harry S. Truman -Effort -Effectiveness

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Manolo Sanchez entered at an r 12:14 pm.

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-Franklin Delan-Compared -Press relations

iations ger

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ger -Phone-Cable -Proposal -Agreemen

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-Finalize agreement-Announcement -Timing

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-Chou En-Lai -Mao Tse-Tung

-Role in negotiations

Preside travel -Secretary of State in official party

eth Rush

-Communic-Democrats -Rogers's testimony befo

-Kissinge-Haig -Bombi

-Bryce N. Harl -Lag time -Reaction to bombing -Press relations

-Kissinger'-Richard -Possible

-Ronald L. Ziegler

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aroody

-Herbert G. Klein -Frank

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ge Commission [SEC] -Colson-Ehrlichman

-Ehrlichman's view -"Meet the Press"

-Credibility -Lewis A. Engman appointment

-Ehrlichman -Webster

-Colson

M. Walters -Randolph Thrower

Shultz


-Thieu -Media role

-Agnew speech on negotiations


issinger -State of the World message

-B

Stanton -Red Cross

-George D. Webster

-William J. Cas-CIA-Securities and Exchan

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Internal Revenue Service [IRS]

-Johnnie

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-Social events -Congress

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Haldeman left at 1:00 pm


00 pm and 1:04 pm ocation: Oval Office

The President met with Manolo Sanchez at an unknown time after 1:00 pm.

Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown between 1:L

President's schedule Sanchez left at an unknown time before 1:04 pm.

Conversation No. 838-21 Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown between 1:00 pm and 1:04 pm Location: Oval Office The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield.

Brent G. Scowcroft Butterfield left at an unknown time before 1:04 pm.

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Conversation No. 838-22 Date: January 11, 1973 Time: Unknown after 1:04 pm Locations: Oval Office UAn unknown person [Butterfield?] spoke on the telephone. An unknown person’s location [?] -EOB UThe unknown person left at an unknown time after 1:04 pm.

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