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1 Conversation No Date: June 20, 1972 Time: 11:26 am-12:45 pm Location: Executive Office Building The President met with H. R. ( Bob ) Haldeman. [The discontinuities in this conversation appear in the original recording.] [Note: A portion of this conversation was also record in November 1973 and played in open court on November 27, See Record Group [RG] 21, Miscellaneous 47-73, Exhibit 63. There is no transcript available.] Weather -Washington, DC -Florida -Walker's Cay The President s schedule -Previous trip to Florida -California -Walker s Cay -Camp David -Gerard C. Smith s house -Rehoboth Beach -Higher Education Bill signing ceremony Detroit busing issue -Caspar W. ( Cap ) Weinberger -Higher Education Bill Mrs. Miller (Michigan) -Walk to Washington -Congressional race Magazine comments -Time -[Unintelligible] -New Republic -National Observer -National Review -Human Events -New Republic -Readership size -Richard M. Scammon -Possibility of pro-administration articles -Ronald L. Ziegler -Public relations
2 [Blank] -Elections Presidential letter for Richard F. Kneip -Natural disaster in South Dakota -John C. Whitaker -Thelma C. ( Pat ) Nixon s previous trip to South Dakota -Forthcoming election -Natural disaster -Tourism -Whitaker -Whitaker -Kneip s concerns -Parents of Thelma C. ( Pat ) Nixon Federal Judge s action for Democratic convention -George L. Hart -Joseph R. Califano -Delegations qualifications -Chicago suit -Delegation qualifications -Challenges -George S. McGovern s guidelines -Richard J. Daley -Supporters [Unintelligible] Movie, "Hot Rock" US conference of Mayors -Vietnam resolution -Clark MacGregor -Support for the President -Democrats -Republicans -Lawrence F. O Brien Michael J. Mansfield's Vietnam resolution -Robert C. Dole -Substitute proposal -Prisoners of war [POWs] -Cease fire -Effect on negotiations -Congressional alternatives
3 -Nixon proposal -Administration actions -William P. Rogers -Leslie C. Arends -National defense and foreign policy The President s schedule -California trip plans -Mrs. Nixon -Julie Nixon Eisenhower Alexander M. Haig, Jr. -National commanders of veterans' groups -Briefing -Charles W. Colson -Defense Department -Henry A. Kissinger The President's schedule -National Association of Counties meeting -Political candidates -Vice President Spiro T. Agnew -Role of President -Cabinet officers -Lawrence F. O'Brien -McGovern -Timing -Banquet -John D. Ehrlichman -Revenue sharing -Local government problems -Banquet -Possible appearance by the President -Remarks -Polish-American leaders -Meeting -Value -Timing -Poland trip -Rogers -Reception at State Department -Rogers -Colson -Briefing -Location
4 -Ehrlichman -The President s remarks -Location -VIP [Very Important Patients] Program -No Greater Love program -POWs' children -Picnic on White House lawn -Benefits -Celebrities -Johnny Unitas -Arnold D. Palmer -Bill Frasier (?) -Ted Williams -Arthur Ashe -Althea Gibson -Jack Nicklaus -Unitas -Carmello Espota -Media briefing -Black newspapers -Reception -Briefing in Leonard Garment -Jewish press -Timing -California -Requests for meetings -Haldeman s role -Black newspapers -Selective promotions 1972 campaign -Pay offs -Black newspapers -Ministers -Frederick V. Malek's staff -Duties -Colson's staff -Meetings -White House staff
5 -Work on 1972 campaign -Political support -Activities related to campaign The President talked with Tricia Nixon Cox. [Conversation No A] [See Conversation No ; one item has been withdrawn] [End of telephone conversation] Public relations -White House staff -Ehrlichman -Kissinger -Foreign policy -Possible reception for black newspapers -White House staff ***************************************************************** BEGIN WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 2 [Personal returnable] [Duration: 2m 49s ] END WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 2 ***************************************************************** Watergate -Wiretaps -Previous campaigns ***************************************************************** BEGIN WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 3 [Personal returnable] [Duration: 2m 53s ] END WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 3
6 ***************************************************************** Haldeman left at 12:45 pm.
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Conversation No. 773-1 Date: September 8, 1972 Time: 9:28 am - 10:20 am Location: Oval Office The President met with H.R. ( Bob ) Haldeman. BEGIN WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 1 [Personal returnable] [Duration: 9m
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