Conversation No. 520-1

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  7:56 am - 7:59 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield

President=s schedule
-Forthcoming meeting with Kenneth B. Keating
-Forthcoming meeting with Arthur K. Watson

Butterfield left at an unknown time before 7:59 am

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 7:56 am

President=s schedule

Bull left at an unknown time before 7:59 am

Conversation No. 520-11

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 7:59 am and 9:48 am
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown people met

[Unintelligible]

The unknown people left at an unknown time before 9:48 am

Conversation No. 520-12

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 9:48 am and 9:56 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull

President=s schedule

Bull left at an unknown time before 9:56 am

Conversation No. 520-2

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 9:48 am and 9:56 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President talked with H. R. (ABob@) Haldeman

President=s schedule
-Meeting with Arthur K. Watson
-Preparation for meeting with Willy Brandt
-Meeting with Association of Real Estate Boards
-Watson meeting
-Timing

Conversation No. 520-3

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  9:56 am - 10:37 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with H. R. (ABob@) Haldeman

Charles W. Colson

ADick Cavett Show@
-Audience
-Youth and idealism

Pentagon Papers
-Memorandum from the President
-Staff contact with the New York Times
-Henry A. Kissinger
-Max Frankel
-George P. Shultz
-Robert H. Finch
-Donald H. Rumsfeld
-William L. Safire
-John A. Scali
-Administration tactics
-Handling of New York Times= questions
-Arguments against tactics

Personnel
-Unnamed person [John M. O=Neill]
-Colson handling
-Idealism

President=s schedule
-Arthur K. Watson meeting
-Meetings
-Policy
-Watson effort

Pentagon Papers
-Leaks
-Need to prevent leaks
-Congressional reaction
-Department of the Army
-Administration=s handling of the story
-John N. Mitchell
-Daniel Ellsberg
-Leslie H. Gelb
-Prosecution
-Mitchell
-New York Times role

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President=s schedule
-Willy Brandt State Dinner
-Invitation for Watson

Congressional situation
-Hugh Scott=s view of George S. McGovern-Mark O. Hatfield amendment
-Criticism of President
-Role of New York Times publication of Pentagon Papers
-Kissinger
-Neil Sheehan
-Counterattack
-Tom C. Huston
-Goal

President=s schedule
-Minot Island
-Notification of press

Alexander P. Butterfield and Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 9:56 am

-Preparation for visitors
-Watson

Butterfield and Bull left at an unknown time before 10:13 am

-Rochester trip
-Nelson A. Rockefeller [?] schedule

Wedding
-Guest list
-Rockefeller [?]
-Lyndon B. Johnson handling
-Press release
-Johnson Library release
-President=s handling
-Constance M. (Cornell) (AConnie@) Stuart
-Ronald L. Ziegler

Midway Island trip
-Preparations

Vietnam
-Troop announcements
-Melvin R. Laird
-Text of announcements
-Meeting with General Nguyen Van Thieu on Midway Island
-Election impact
-Ellsworth F. Bunker role
-Television play
-Role of speeches
-Counter to critics

Drugs
-Role of speeches
-American Medical Association [AMA] role
-Robert P. Griffin
-Radio speeches
-Raymond K. Price, Jr.=s efforts
-Perception of problem
-President=s supporters
-Drugs and crime
-Marijuana users
-Support for President
-Vietnam demonstrators
-Eastern colleges
-University of Southern California group

Haldeman left at 10:13 am

William N. Brown, H. Jackson Pontius, Fred C. Tucker, Jr., Donald I. Hovde, John C. Williamson, George W. Romney, John D. Ehrlichman, and Henry C. Cashen, II entered at 10:14 am; Oliver F. (AOllie@) Atkins was present at the beginning of the meeting

Greetings

Introductions

Seating

Wedding
-Television coverage
-Viewing by population

Housing
-Revenue sharing
-National Association of Real Estate Boards [NAREB]
-Support for President
-Plight of cities
-Effect on property taxes
-Use in speeches
-Perception of people
-History of property taxes
-Correlation of taxes and revenue sharing
-Rationale
-John B. Connally role
-Effect on home buying and education
-Effects on individual taxes
-Newark, New Jersey
-High income versus low income effects
-Political issue
-Revenue sharing
-Taxation
-Basis for taxation
-Nature of tax burden
-Lack of planning
-Federal Housing Administration [FHA]
-Project defaults in Newark
-Effect on education
-School costs
-San Jose, California project
-Natural beauty
-Los Angeles

-Knott=s Berry Farm
-Taxes
-Appreciation of President=s stance on revenue sharing
-NAREB conference, San Diego
-Romney speech
-Quality
-Endorsement of President=s program
-Construction costs and interest
-Effect on home ownership
-President=s programs
-Davis-Bacon Act
-Construction cost stabilization
-Reduction of interest rates
-Effect of taxes and costs on ownership
-Role of labor costs
-Quadriad meeting
-Industry agreements
-Long-term nature of program
-Interest rates
-Priority of problem
-Romney efforts
-Action of Philadelphia bank
-History
-Effect on housing levels
-Relation to money supply
-Inflation possibilities
-FHA role
-Snowball effect of rate rise
-Discrimination
-Jackson Kearns of Civil Rights Commission
-Romney efforts
-Pressures on administration
-Economic and racial discrimination
-Pacific Northwest project
-Objections
-Reasons
-Use of public funds
-Weapon against discrimination
-@Black Jack@ case
-Separation of economy and racial discrimination
-Romney efforts
-Nature of man
-Supreme Court decision

-Lackawanna case
-Rationale
-Referendum intent
-Problems
-Need to sustain housing boom
-Revenue sharing support
-Relation to property taxes

General discussion

Gift presentation

State of the nation

Brown, et al. left at 10:37 am

Conversation No. 520-4

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  10:39 am - 10:59 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Henry A. Kissinger

Meeting with Willy Brandt
-Kissinger=s attendance
-Photo session
-Egon Bahr
-Brandt
-President=s view
-[David] Kenneth Rush
-German politics
-Ostpolitik
-Berlin

Kissinger=s schedule
-Meeting with Arthur K. Watson
-Telegram sent through State Department
-Georges J. R. Pompidou to President
-Algeria

-Export-Import Bank
-Leak

Watson
-Invitation to Brandt dinner
-Attendance

Vietnam
-Troop levels
-Kissinger role
-Other negotiations
-Financial arrangements
-Possibilities

Kissinger lunch with John B. Connally
-Updating of Connally knowledge of negotiations
-Connally knowledge versus John N. Mitchell knowledge
-People=s Republic of China [PRC]
-Vietnam
-Leak of documents
-William A. K. (ATony@) Lake defense
-Berlin negotiations with Soviet Union
-Vietnam talks
-Use of ASeparate Channels@
-US-Soviet talks
-Chances of agreements
-Movement in negotiations
-Reason for secrecy
-Knowledge of US actions by officials
-William P. Rogers
-Melvin R. Laird
-Mitchell
-Effect of Departments of State and Defense bureaucracies
-Vice President Spiro T. Agnew

George S. McGovern-Mark O. Hatfield amendment
-Hugh Scott
-Kissinger=s talk with unknown representative
-Gerald R. Ford role
-Ford conversation with President
-US position
-Milton R. Young
-Narcotics

-Role of military service
-Change of context
-Kissinger=s meeting with Henry Hubbard
-Articles
-Public position of administration
-Effect of passage of McGovern-Hatfield amendment
-Destruction of negotiations

New York Times disclosures (Pentagon Papers)
-Mitchell
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Substance of articles
-Defense of governmental process
-New York Times role

Ronald L. Ziegler entered at 10:47 am

-Attorney General role
-President=s action on assuming the Presidency
-Assessment of policy
-Substance of article
-Role of previous administrations
-Injunction from Justice Department
-Rationale
-Enforcement of law
-Disclosure of classified material
-Procedures
-Legal requirements
-Prosecution of guilty
-Responsibilities of administration
-Flexibility of position
-New York Times response
-Administration response
-Legal process of declassification
-Violation of declassification procedures
-Necessary procedures
-President=s non-involvement in Afamily quarrel@
-Responsibilities of administration
-Penalties for administration disclosures
-Max Frankel

Ziegler left at 10:54 am

Kissinger-Anatoliy F. Dobrynin meeting
-Advantages
-Relation to upcoming PRC trip
-Noncommittal acceptance of proffered document
-Soviet desire for summit
-Timing of response

New York Times situation
-Mitchell
-Injunction
-President=s approval
-Rationale

Vietnam negotiations
-President=s meeting with Republican Congressional leaders
-Peter H. Dominick
-Questions
-Coalition government
-@Back channel@ negotiations
-Results of nonsupport of President
-Handling Congress
-Effect of New York Times situation during election
-Security of files
-Laird role
-Rogers
-Cabinet leaks
-Campaign problems
-Congressional attitudes
-Kissinger
-John D. Ehrlichman
-Reminder of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks [SALT]
-PRC trip
-Packaging
-Soviet Union
-SALT

Kissinger left at 10:59 am

Conversation No. 520-5

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 10:59 am and 11:02 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull

Arrival of Willy Brandt
-Preparations

Bull left at an unknown time before 11:02 am

Conversation No. 520-6

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  11:02 am - 12:34 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Willy Brandt and Stephen B. Bull; members of the press were present at the beginning of the meeting

Greetings

Seating

Photographic session

Brandt=s trip
-Visit to Yale University
-Jamaican stop

[Camera noise]

The press left at an unknown time after 11:02 am

Brandt schedule
-Henry A. Kissinger
-Egon Bahr
-State dinner
-Appointments in US

Berlin negotiations
-Soviet Union=s position
-Movement
-US response
-Relation to Brandt
-Berlin ties
-Possibility of surprises
-Berlin talks
-Possibilities
-Displays of Western Awillingness@
-Comparison with Four Power talks in 1959
-Comparison with John F. Kennedy
-Soviet military
-Soviet
-Soviet negotiating tactics

Manolo Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 11:02 am

Refreshments

Kissinger and Bahr entered at 11:13 am

Greetings

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 12:32 pm

Previous President-Brandt talk
-Berlin talks
-Department of State role
-Leak problem

Berlin negotiations
-Chances of Berlin settlement
-1959 Berlin talks
-Kennedy
-Substance
-Soviet movement

-Soviet tactics
-Isolation of Berlin
-Public versus private stance
-Substance of talks
-Consular offices in West Berlin

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[Duration:  1m 23s  ]

FOREIGN RELATIONS

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-Benefits of consular offices
-Scope of talks
-Need for US-Federal Republic of Germany [FRG] cooperation
-Negotiating tactics
-Need for caution
-Bahr relationship with Kissinger and [David] Kenneth Rush
-Soviet tactics
-Desire for contact at highest levels
-Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
-Formulation of solutions
-Strategy
-Future positions
-Ostpolitik
-Role of Berlin
-Linkage
-Mutual and Balanced Force [MBFR] talks
-Other goals
-US-FRG cooperation

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[National Security]
[Duration:  13m 30s  ]

NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION [NATO]

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY [EEC]

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European affairs
-European evolution
-History
-Role of US
-Contemporary Europe
-Economic strength
-Germany
-France
-Great Britain
-Future
-US Astake@ in future
-Fear of European economic unity
-Rationale
-Need for political consultation
-Cooperation of Western Europeans
-Contribution to world stability
-Old politics
-US position in alliance
-Efforts to strengthen Europe
-Efforts towards British inclusion
-Edward R. G. Heath
-Georges J. R. Pompidou

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[National Security]
[Duration:  8m 58s  ]

EEC

JAPAN

NATO

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Defense spending
-Growing expenditures
-Michael J. (AMike@) Mansfield Amendment
-Consequences
-Burden-sharing
-MBFR
-Assurances to legislators
-Content
-Alliance systems
-Brandt=s views on MBFR
-Bilateral talks
-US-Soviet Union
-Multilateral talks
-Participants
-United Nations [UN]
-General Assembly
-Fairness of voting
-Efficacy
-Bilateral US-Soviet negotiations
-MBFR
-Scope
-Initiation

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BEGIN WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 4
[National Security]
[Duration:  1m 5s  ]

MBFR

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-Brandt visit to Congress
-Schedule
-Assurances to Congress
-Security emphasis
-Military expenditures
-US Senate
-Contributions to defense
-Burden-sharing
-US
-NATO
-US troops in West Germany
-Balance of payments
-Need for Congressional assurances
-Mansfield
-Relative contribution of US and Europe
-Mansfield
-Balance of payments
-Force reductions
-Balance of payments
-John B. Connally
-Mansfield resolution
-White House efforts
-Balance of payments
-Floating of deutsche mark
-Brandt=s concerns
-Length of action

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[National Security]
[Duration:  35s  ]

COUNTRY

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-Necessity
-Duration
-Effect on Europe
-Effect on markets
-Rumors
-Speculators
-Effect on Adecent people@
-Elimination of crisis atmosphere
-International finance
-Brandt meeting with Connally
-Connally trip to Germany
-Schedule
-Strength of currencies
-Opportunity for leadership
-US and Germany
-Japan
-Other countries
-Attention to balance of payments
-Monetary movements
-Effect on security
-Rush
-President=s confidence
-Dealing with Brandt
-Need for economic strength and vitality
-Effect on politics
-US role
-World politics
-Role of European nations
-US role
-Soviet role

-Japanese role
-People=s Republic of China [PRC] role
-US-PRC relations
-Normalization
-UN
-Brandt background
-Soviet Union
-PRC
-PRC Interest
-Soviet Union
-Japan
-Japanese interest
-US Anuclear umbrella@
-PRC
-Soviet Union
-Western Europe interest
-West Germany
-US
-Regions
-Underdeveloped areas
-Middle East
-Africa
-Latin America
-South Asia
-India
-Pakistan
-Five great powers
-Need for Realism
-US-PRC relations
-Future effect

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[National Security]
[Duration:  3m 2s  ]

WORLD AFFAIRS

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-World affairs
-Concern for US-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [USSR] relations
-US position regarding Japan
-German concerns

President and Brandt=s schedule
-Meeting with Rush and German official
-Cabinet Room

Kissinger and Bahr left 12:30 pm

Nuclear arms
-US-PRC relations
-Reason for US moves
-USSR-PRC relations
-US-USSR relations
-Prospects of war involving PRC
-Nuclear arms control deal
-Chinese capabilities
-Future
-Japan

Kissinger, Bahr, Rolf Pauls, Conrad Ahlers, Hermann Kusterer, Wolf-Dietrich Schilling, and Harry Obst entered at 12:32 pm

President-Brandt discussions
-Success

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[National Security]
[Duration:  16s  ]

INDIA-PAKISTAN

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India-Pakistan
-US policy
-Refugees
-Conflict
-India
-West Pakistan
-East Pakistan
-Aid to refugees
-Taking sides
-Agha Muhommad Yahya Khan
-Ability
-Difficulties
-Focus on refugees
-Use of refugee issue

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[Duration:  31s  ]

INDIA-PAKISTAN

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-Problems in South Asia
-Poverty
-Strength
-India-Pakistan situation
-Kashmir
-Vice presidential experience
-Need for cooperation
-Comparison with US-Europe relations
-Germany
-France
-Problems of keeping armed forces

Vietnam

Strategic Arms Limitation Talks [SALT]
-Anti-ballistic missile [ABM] elimination
-Offensive weapons elimination
-Timing
-US-USSR communique
-Weapons not covered
-Negotiations between US-USSR
-Prospects
-Agreement
-Timetable
-Linkage
-SALT progress and Berlin negotiations
-Position in Atlantic alliance

Middle East

The President, Brandt, et al. left at 12:34 pm

Conversation No. 520-7

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  12:34 pm - 12:42 pm
Location:  Oval Office

Manolo Sanchez met with Alexander P. Butterfield and Stephen B. Bull

President=s location

The President and Ronald L. Ziegler entered and Sanchez, Butterfield, and Bull left at 12:34 pm

Press conference
-President=s meeting with Willy Brandt
-Possible questions
-Mutual and Balanced Force Reduction [MBFR]
-Berlin
-North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]
-Balance of payments
-International monetary policy
-William P. Rogers= briefing

Ziegler left at 12:42 pm

Conversation No. 520-8

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 12:45 pm and 12:54 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Henry A. Kissinger

President=s meeting with Willy Brandt
-Issues
-Vietnam
-Strategic Arms Limitation Talks [SALT]
-Mutual reductions
-Simultaneous reductions
-Timetable
-Prospects
-Effect on alliance
-Military problem
-Balance of payments problems
-Mutual and Balanced Force Reduction [MBFR]
-Egon Bahr role
-US-People=s Republic of China [PRC] relations
-Kissinger-Bahr conversation

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[Duration:  7s  ]

FOREIGN RELATIONS

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-Kissinger-Anatoliy F. Dobrynin meeting
-Meeting with President
-Presentation of note
-Implications

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [USSR] proposal on SALT
-Five Power Conference
-Role of Department of State
-Reaction of PRC
-William P. Rogers

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[Duration:  20s  ]

NEGOTIATIONS

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US-PRC relations
-Press coverage
-[Forename unknown] Durton [sp?]

Vietnam
-Le Duc Tho-Kissinger meeting
-Tho Contact with PRC
-Ellsworth F. Bunker meeting
-Announcement by President at Midway Island meeting, July 6
-General Nguyen Van Thieu
-Implications
-Kissinger=s role
-Rogers
-Kissinger=s meeting with Bunker
-President=s meeting with Thieu
-Election benefits to Thieu
-Trip by President to Vietnam
-Cover for Kissinger trip to Vietnam
-Rogers

Five Power Foreign Ministers= meeting
-Kissinger=s message to Dobrynin
-President=s meeting with Dobrynin
-President=s stance on foreign ministerial meeting
-Conduct of foreign relations
-Andrei A. Gromyko
-Georges J. R. Pompidou
-Edward R. G. Heath
-Walter Scheel

Records of 1967 negotiations
-Kissinger=s role
-Bureaucratic records
-Leaks
-Contact with Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense
-Trust within Cabinet
-President=s records on leaving office
-Ordering
-Use by historians
-Weakness of leader class

President=s schedule
-John B. Connally=s meeting with Kissinger
-President=s meeting with Dobrynin

Kissinger left at an unknown time before 12:54 pm

Conversation No. 520-9

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 12:45 pm and 12:54 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Manolo Sanchez

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[Duration:  5s  ]

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Sanchez left at an unknown time before 12:54 pm

Conversation No. 520-10

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 12:54 pm and 2:15 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield

President=s schedule
-Signatures

Butterfield left at 12:58 pm

H. R. (ABob@) Haldeman entered at 12:59 pm

Press briefing
-Willy Brandt meeting
-Necessity
-Drawbacks

Resignation of overseas post by Robert C. Hill
-Return of Hill
-Arrival of Cornelius V. (ASonny@) Whitney
-Hill official notification

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[Duration:  23s  ]

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Rochester trip
-Question and Answer session
-Briefing book
-Patrick J. Buchanan proposal
-Question and Answer
-Questioners
-Content of questions
-Buchanan proposal
-White House reporters
-Briefing book preparation
-Substitute

-Question and Answer
-Benefits
-Television coverage

Donald L. Jackson
-Request for meeting
-Request for assignment
-Deputy US representative to Organization of American States [OAS]
-William P. Rogers
-Necessity of post
-Jackson plans in lieu of assignment
-Resignation from the Interstate Commerce Commission [ICC]
-Abolition of post
-Past dealings with Jackson

Vietnam withdrawal
-Television coverage
-Press Information Office [PIO] at Military Assistance Command, Vietnam [MACV]
-Stories on meeting GIs

Pentagon Papers
-New York Times
-Barry M. Goldwater role
-Lyndon B. Johnson role
-Goldwater comments
-Goldwater role in Vietnam strategy
-Emphasis on breach of security
-Franklyn C. (ALyn@) Nofziger role
-Use of Senators
-Contention by George S. McGovern and Paul N. (APete@) McCloskey, Jr.
-Current Vietnam strategy
-Johnson, Walt W. Rostow
-Administration response
-Use of other Senators
-AFamily quarrel@
-President=s policy
-Release of classified data
-Suspects
-Leslie H. Gelb
-Morton H. Halperin
-Daniel Ellsberg
-Herbert G. Klein

-Results
-White House staff discipline
-Rogers= cooperation
-William L. Safire
-Invitation to New York Times correspondent
-Rebuff of New York Times correspondents
-Press pools
-Ronald L. Ziegler role
-Airplane pools
-Stu Lourie expulsion
-Article
-Effect
-Background material
-New York Times, Washington Post rebuff

President=s schedule
-Rochester trip
-Buchanan=s preparation of remarks
-Material derived from President=s appearance

Public relations value of wedding
-Haldeman judgement
-Real estate meeting
-Interest in wedding
-Network coverage
-Reruns
-Tricia Nixon Cox=s honeymoon plans
-Speculation
-Robert H. Abplanalp=s island
-Rationale
-Effect
-Johnson weddings

Pentagon Papers
-McCloskey
-Attack on government
-Johnson
-John F. Kennedy
-Attack on President

Paris air show coverage
-Robert H. Finch=s visit
-Supersonic Transport [SST]-Lockheed information

President=s schedule
-White House Photographers= anniversary
-Presentation to President
-Brandt
-Previous meeting with the President
-SST
-Nicaragua
-Midway Island
-Press coverage
-Benefits of announcements from Washington
-General Nguyen Van Thieu
-Public announcement
-Ellsworth F. Bunker
-General Creighton W. Abrams, Jr.
-Melvin R. Laird

Negotiations
-Morning editorials
-President=s activity
-Henry A. Kissinger
-Contact with Le Duc Tho
-People=s Republic of China [PRC] precedent

Haldeman left at 2:15 pm

Conversation No. 520-13

Date:  June 15, 1971
Time:  2:15 pm - 2:16 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield

President=s schedule

Butterfield left at 2:16 pm