Conversation No. 532‑1

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 8:33 am and 9:05 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with an unknown woman.

Greetings

The unknown woman left at an unknown time before 9:05 am.

Conversation No. 532‑2

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 8:33 am and 9:05 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with an unknown person.

Item for President

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 9:05 am.

Conversation No. 532‑3

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 8:33 am and 9:05 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

President=s schedule
‑Upcoming meeting with William R. Rogers
‑Photographs

Bull left at an unknown time before 9:05 am.

Conversation No. 532‑4

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  9:05 ‑ 9:09 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with William P. Rogers, Melih Esembel, Ronald L. Ziegler; members of the press, Oliver F. (AOllie@) Atkins and other White House photographers were present at the beginning of the meeting.

Greetings

Turkish and US relations
‑Cooperation on efforts to stop drug production
‑Bob Perry's demeanor
‑Line from Turkish Prime Minister's statement
‑US Ambassador William J. Handley

Photographs
‑Posing

Esembel, Ziegler and photographers left at 9:07 am.

President=s schedule
-Henry A. Kissinger

Soviet Cosmonauts
‑Cause of death
‑Radio transmission
‑Duration of flight
‑Telegram to Soviet Union
‑Wording

The President and Rogers left at 9:09 am.

Conversation No. 532‑5

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  9:13 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with an unknown person.

Schedule

The unknown person left at 9:13 am.

Conversation No. 532‑6

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  9:13 am ‑ 9:54 am
Location:  Oval Office

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

Presidential statements
-Haldeman's contact with Raymond K. Price, Jr.
-William L. Safire memorandum
‑Thomas Jefferson
‑George Washington
‑John Adams
John K. Andrews, Jr. drafting efforts

John B. Connally=s statement
-Effectiveness
‑Paul W. McCracken=s position
‑Arthur F. Burns
-Advisory capacity
‑Policy announcement

Supreme Court
-Charles W. Colson
-Leaks
‑Possible source of leaks
-Background

‑Colson action
‑Possible impact
-Accuracy

[The President talked with Henry A. Kissinger at an unknown time between 9:13 am and 9:23 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑6A]

Schedule

[End of telephone conversation]

Schedule
‑July 3rd event at the National Archives
‑Attendance
‑President's speech
‑Applause pattern
‑Attendance
‑Public relations
‑President's strengths
‑Television appearance

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KISSINGER ENTERED AT 9:23 AM.

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White House Social Affairs
-Winton M. (ARed@) Blount dinner, June 29, 1971
‑President's view
‑Haldeman=s conversation with wife of Post Office Undersecretary
‑Background
‑Neighborhood reaction
‑Impact of visits to White House
‑Donald McI. Kendall
‑Kissinger's visit with Blounts
‑Kissinger's schedule
‑Blount's view of President
‑Introduction of Blount family
‑David Packard
‑Visits to White House
‑Scope
-Kissinger dinner
‑Press view of Blount dinner

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[Duration:  12s  ]

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W. Averell Harriman's conversation with Kissinger
‑Democratic view of administration policy
‑Pentagon Papers
‑Harriman
‑Public statement
‑Negotiations
‑Harriman efforts

Haldeman left at 9:35 am.

Vietnam
‑Media coverage of North Vietnam offensive
‑Confirmation of reports
‑Casualties
‑Colson

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Opium poppy agreement
‑William P. Rogers
-William J. Handley
‑Connally
‑State Department

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[Duration:  26s  ]

INDIA-PAKISTAN

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Amendment to Congressional resolution against Vietnam War
‑Expiration
‑Impact
‑Filibuster
‑Visit by President to People's Republic of China [PRC]
‑Filibuster possibilities
‑Wording
‑Termination of US action
‑Withdrawal
‑President's meeting with F. Edward Hébert
‑President's view of amendment
‑Richard K. Cook role
‑Changes
‑Kissinger's call to John C. Stennis
‑Changes
‑Support for administration
‑Legislative aide's view
‑Impact on Vietnam negotiations
‑Coincidence of terms

[Kissinger talked with the White House operator at an unknown time between 9:23 am and 9:45 am]

[Henry Kissinger talked with Alexander M. Haig, Jr. at an unknown time between 9:23 am and 9:54 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑6B]

[See Conversation No. 6‑38]

[End of telephone conversation]

Soviet Cosmonauts
‑Death
‑Telegram to Soviet Union
‑Wording
‑Call to Anatoliy F. Dobrynin

[Henry Kissinger talked to the White House operator at an unknown time between 9:23am and 9:59 am]

[Conversation No. 532-6C]

[See Conversation No. 6-39]

[End of telephone conversation]

Amendment to Congressional resolution on Vietnam
‑Wording
‑Withdrawal of forces
‑Negotiations
‑Harriman's view of negotiations
‑Le Duc Tho
‑Past US negotiating policy
‑William A.K. (ATony@) Lake

[Kissinger and the President talked with Anatoliy F. Dobrynin at an unknown time between 9:23 am and 9:43 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑6D]

[See Conversation No. 6‑40]

[End of telephone conversation]

Soviet Cosmonauts
‑Death
‑Personal call from President
‑Benefits
‑Cause
‑Oxygen deficiency
‑Unknown factors
‑Message from Cosmonauts
‑Discovery
-Announcement

Amendment to Congressional resolution on Vietnam
‑Wording
‑Withdrawal
‑Call to Hébert

[The President talked to the White House operator at an unknown time between 9:23 am and 9:45 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑6E]

[See Conversation No. 6‑41]

[End of telephone conversation]

Amendment to Congressional resolution
‑Acceptance of amendment version
‑President's role

Julie Nixon Eisenhower's schedule
‑Henry J. Tasca
‑Visit to Embassy over 4th of July
‑Henry J. Tasca stag party
‑Invitation to [Dwight] David Eisenhower, II
‑Advisability

[The President talked with Hébert at an unknown time between 9:45 am and 9:50 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑6F]

[See Conversation No. 6‑42]

[End of telephone conversation]

Julie Nixon Eisenhower's schedule
‑Embassy 4th of July stag party
‑Julie Eisenhower attendance
‑Kissinger
‑Haig

Kissinger left at 9:54 am.

Conversation No. 532‑7

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 9:54 am and 9:59 am
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown people met with Manolo Sanchez.

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[Duration:  1m 26s  ]

THE PRESIDENT ENTERED AT AN UNKNOWN TIME BEFORE 9:59 AM.

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Sanchez et al., left at an unknown time before 9:59 am.

Conversation No. 532‑8

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 9:59 am and 10:02 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Ronald L. Ziegler.

Briefing
‑Secretary William P. Rogers= comments
‑Turkish Ambassador's comments
‑World drug problem
‑Significance of US-Turkey agreement
‑Turkish opium in US
‑Media coverage
‑Television
‑Radio
‑Use of President's statement

[The President talked with Barry M. Goldwater between 9:59 am and 10:00 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑8A]

[See Conversation No. 6‑45]

[End of telephone conversation]

Briefing
‑Turkish Ambassador's comments
‑Media coverage
‑Television

Ziegler's call to Daniel Patrick Moynihan

[The President talked with the White House operator at 10:01 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑8B]

[See Conversation No. 6‑46]

[End of telephone conversation]

Briefing
‑Turkish Ambassador's comments
‑Media coverage
‑Radio
‑Timing
‑Focus on cut‑off of opium supply
‑President's remarks
‑Focus on worldwide opium battle

Ziegler left at 10:02 am.

Conversation No. 532‑9

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  10:02 am
Location:  Oval Office

The White House operator talked with the President.

[See Conversation No. 6-47]

[End of telephone conversation]

Conversation No. 532‑10

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 10:02 am and 10:18 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President talked with an unknown person in Henry A. Kissinger's office[?].

Kissinger's schedule
‑Meeting with President

Conversation No. 532‑11

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  10:18 am ‑ 10:30 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Henry A. Kissinger.

Senate amendment on Vietnam
‑Kissinger calls to John C. Stennis
‑F. Edward Hébert
‑Administration position on Michael J. Mansfield amendment
‑Congressional responsibility
‑Benefits for support

Berlin negotiations
‑D. Kenneth Rush's role

US and People=s Republic of China [PRC] relations
‑Preparation of talking papers
National Security Council [NSC]
‑Content
‑Kissinger=s conversation with H.R. (ABob@) Haldeman
‑Kissinger's trip to PRC
‑Need for President's information

[The President talked with the White House operator at 10:19 am]

[Conversation No. 532‑11A]

[The President talked with Charles B. Rangel between 10:19am and 10:25 am]

[Conversation No. 532-11A]

[See Conversation No. 6‑48]

[End of telephone conversation]

Congressional support for President
-Rangel
-Black Caucus

President's demeanor
‑Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
‑Theodore (ATeddy@) Roosevelt
‑Alice Roosevelt Longworth
‑Stewart J.O. and Joseph W. Alsop
‑Press
-Impression of the President
‑Wedding impact
‑Style
‑Rangel
‑Tenacity
‑Lyndon B. Johnson
-President
‑Cabinet remarks, June 29th
‑Need for discipline

Administration policy
‑Domestic and foreign
‑Prospects for economy
‑Market fluctuations
-Psychological implications
‑Effects of "Eastern schools"
-National Commission on Productivity
‑George Meany
‑Leonard Woodcock
‑I[lworth] W[ilbur] Abel
‑Competition in stabilized world
‑Chinese
‑Soviet Union

-Western Europe
‑Japan
‑Problems of defeatism and negativism
‑Effect of fear
-Supersonic Transport [SST]
-Cancer
-Nuclear power
-Opponents= objective

President's schedule

Policy
‑Robert J. Dole
‑Domestic and foreign
‑Comments at June 29 dinner
‑President's focus on domestic problems
‑Liberals
‑Attack on administration
‑Pentagon Papers
‑Impact
‑Henry Brandon and Kissinger contact
‑Senate demeanor
‑Mansfield amendment
‑W. Averell Harriman's visit to Kissinger
‑Le Duc Tho's Paris appearance
‑Implications

Kissinger statements
‑Copies to President

President and Kissinger left at 10:30 am.

Conversation No. 532-26

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 10:30 am and 11:00 am
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown people met.

[Unintelligible]

Unknown people left at an unknown time before 11:00 am.

Conversation No. 532‑12

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  11:00 pm ‑ 12:08 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with H.R. (ABob@) Haldeman and Alexander P. Butterfield.

Soviet Cosmonauts death
‑Draft statement
‑President's dictation to Henry A. Kissinger
‑President=s earlier meeting with Kissinger

President=s schedule
-Upcoming meeting with steel industry representatives

Message to Kissinger
‑Modification
‑Dispatch of message
‑Timing

Butterfield left at 11:02 am.

Steel meeting
‑Attendance
-James D. Hodgson, John B. Connally
‑Quota report
‑Council of Economic Advisors [CEA] delivery of industry report

An unknown woman entered at an unknown time after 11:02 am.

Request for Ronald L. Ziegler

The unknown woman left at an unknown time before 11:14 am.

Steel meeting
‑Attendance
‑Effect on meeting
‑Reports
‑Length
‑Tone
‑George P. Shultz
‑President's talking points

Statement by President
‑Raymond K. Price, Jr.
‑John K. Andrews, Jr.
‑Timing
‑President's schedule
‑Kissinger
‑Work on statement
‑Timing
-Farewell statement
-Price
-Kissinger
‑Length
‑Impact on effect

Schedule
‑Eleuterio Mendoza farewell
‑President's request

Statement by President
‑Preference with regard to format
‑Speech
‑Preparation
‑William L. Safire
‑Recording
‑Effort by President

Schedule
‑Nobusuke Kishi visit
‑Postponement

Ziegler entered at 11:14 am.

Briefing
-Law enforcement issues
-Poppy agreement with Turkey
-Terminology
-Era of Apermissiveness@
-Support for law enforcement officials
-J. Edgar Hoover
-Crime statistics
-Success against narcotics
-Previous administrations
-End of Apermissiveness@

Presidential statements
‑Format
‑Efficacy
‑Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] graduation
‑Arkansas remarks
‑Turkish announcement
-William P. Rogers
‑Coverage by media
‑Correspondence to text
‑Television
‑Use of text
-FBI graduation speech
-J. Edgar Hoover
‑Service statement
‑Patrick J. Buchanan

Presidential speeches
‑Speech writers' skills
‑Price
‑Noel C. Koch
‑Andrews
‑Lee W. Huebner
‑Buchanan
‑Focus on one writer

Associated Press [AP] bulletin
‑Drug programs
‑Administration public relations attempts
-President

-John N. Mitchell
‑Rejection of permissiveness
‑Lyndon B. Johnson
‑Court decisions

Ziegler left at 11:15 am.

President's statement
‑Connally
‑Speech writers
‑Language
‑Price
‑Koch
‑Effectiveness
‑Public perception
‑Appeal to common man
‑"Permissiveness" language
‑Hoover
‑Controversy

An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 11:15 am.

‑Dynamics of writing
‑Need for belief in idea
‑Terry McGinnity

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 11:27 am.

‑Use of "Compassion@ line
‑Effect
‑Focus on responsibility for social problems
‑Buchanan
‑View of speechwriters
‑Impact
‑Reaction of columnists
‑Focus of administration program
‑@Permissiveness@ line
‑Daniel Ellsberg case
‑Demonstrators
-President=s view
‑Constitutional rights
-Tone
‑Connally thesis

‑Firmness of position
-Consistency
‑Permissiveness focus
-Charles W. Colson
-Dissemination to columnists
‑Offensive on drugs
‑Administration backing of Hoover
‑Benefits to those hurt in law enforcement
‑Congressional remarks
‑Cabinet officer statements
‑Herbert G. Klein
‑Drug and crime offensive
‑Media coverage
‑Tactics
‑Robert J. Dole statement
-Congressman, Cabinet officers statements
‑Demonstrators
-Drugs
-Support for law enforcement
‑Attitudes of President and Attorney General

President's public opinion rating
‑Economics
‑Job rating
‑Appointment of judges
‑Permissiveness factor
‑Focus in public statements
-Dissemination of talking points
-Impact on public relations
‑Social programs
‑Scope
‑Criticism

President=s schedule
‑National Education Association [NEA] meeting with President
‑Private meeting of President and head of the NEA
‑Schedule
‑John D. Ehrlichman
‑Meeting with new NEA President
‑Elliot L. Richardson

Haldeman left and Paul W. McCracken entered at 11:27 am.

Greetings

Attendance at White House functions
‑David Packard
‑John N. Irwin, II
‑Rationale for invitations
‑Quality of administration personnel
‑Role of Undersecretary
‑McCracken and Mrs. Rosalie Silberman contact
‑President and Laurence H. Silberman contact
‑Visits to White House
‑Undersecretary's staff

McCracken future
‑Resignation
‑Rationale
‑Future plans
‑Administration experience

Economy
-McCracken
-Resignation
‑Timing
‑Effect on economic program
‑Timing
‑McCracken, Herbert Stein
‑Future of economy
-Consumer Price Index [CPI]
-Inflation
-Meeting with representatives of the steel industry
-Unemployment
‑Arthur F. Burns
‑New economic policy
-Jawboning
‑Steel
‑Textiles
‑Constructions
‑Wage and price controls
‑Businessman's view
-Unions= position
‑Burns
‑Confidence of people

-Unions= position
-I[lworth] W. Abel
-Level of purchasing power
‑Retail sales
‑Expectations

Manolo Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 11:27 am.

Refreshments

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 12:15 am.

Economy
‑Gordon M. Metcalf of Sears and Roebuck Company
‑Sales
‑Edward W. Carter
‑Consumer actions
‑Factors
‑Factors in economy
‑Housing
‑Automobile strike of previous year
‑Movement on economy
‑Timing
‑Downward trends
‑Impact on election
‑McCracken's analysis of economy
‑Camp David meeting
‑Taxes
‑President's analysis of economy
‑Tax credits
‑Wilbur D. Mills
-Congressional support
‑Environmental issues
‑George P. Shultz
‑Maurice H. Stans
‑Ehrlichman
-Railroads
‑Connally efforts
-Use of Presidential order
-Congressional support
‑Burns
‑New York City, Washington, DC, Chicago
‑Wall Street

‑Trends
‑Unemployment
‑Legislation
‑National Broadcasting Corporation [NBC] coverage
‑Price levels
-McCracken=s view
‑Burns
‑Inflation
‑Prospects
‑Base
‑Price levels
‑Collective bargaining period
-Pace of economy
-Profits
‑Labor costs
-Price levels
-Burns
‑Pierre Rinfret
-Burns
‑View of tax credit
-Personal income
-Fight against inflation
‑Foreign and domestic policy
‑Need for consistency
‑Cost of Burns= policy
‑Wage and Price Board
-Wage and price freeze
-Wage and price controls
-Effect
‑Bureaucratic problems
‑Office of Price Administration [OPA]
‑President=s views
-Socialism
‑National Commission on Productivity
‑US predicament
‑Expectations
‑Unemployment
‑Korean War, Vietnam War precedent
‑Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal
‑1941 statistics
‑World War II effect
‑Walter E. Heller
‑Johnson

‑Vietnam War effect
-Dole
‑Government role
-Nuclear power
‑National Aeronautics and Space Administration [NASA]
‑Abel and George Meany views
-Purchasing power
-Research and development

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 11:27 am.

President's schedule
-American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association [AHEPA]

Bull left at an unknown time before 12:15 pm.

‑AHEPA dinner
‑Thomas A. Pappas

Economy
‑Research and development efforts
-Dr. Edward E. David, Jr.
-Office of Science and Technology [OST]
‑Ehrlichman
‑CEA role
‑Spending
‑Productivity
-Balance of payments
-Unemployment
‑Effect on US spirit

McCracken situation
‑Resignation
‑Psychological impact
‑Announcement timing
‑Interpretation
‑McCracken's school schedule
‑Timing
‑Political implications
‑Stein
‑Need to demonstrate confidence
‑McCracken's schedule
‑California trip

‑President's schedule
‑Camp David meeting
‑McCracken's schedule
‑Ehrlichman
‑Connally
-Shultz

Foreign policy
‑Upcoming news
‑Psychological impact
‑Soviet Union
‑People=s Republic of China [PRC]
‑Vietnam
‑Effect on economy

Ezra Solomon
‑Arrival in Washington
‑Swearing‑in
‑Schedule

Economy
‑Effect on President
‑Stein
‑Mildred Stein
‑Stein, McCracken, Burns
‑Qualities
‑Stability
‑Psychology
‑Louis P. Harris
‑View of business community
‑Seasonal fluctuations
‑Automobile sales
‑Peter G. Peterson
‑Use of quotas
‑Textiles
‑Automobiles
‑Japan
‑Political impact
‑Monetary problems
-Exchange rate
‑Yen
‑Dollar exchange rate
‑Gold issue

-Burns= view
‑Floating rates
‑Balance of payments deficits

McCracken situation
‑Options

McCracken left at 12:08 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑13

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:08 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

Tom C. Korologos
‑William E. Timmons
‑Attendance at American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association [AHEPA] meeting

Bull left at 12:08 pm.

Conversation No. 532-27

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:08 pm - 12:15 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Louis G. Manesiotis, Sam Nakis, Michael N. Spirtos, William P. Tsaffaras, Peter N. Derzis, George T. Bell and, Tom C. Korologos; Oliver F. (AOllie@) Atkins was present at the beginning of the meeting.

Greetings

[General conversation]

‑Origins of groups
‑California
‑George [Surname unintelligible]
‑Introductions
‑Julie Nixon Eisenhower's schedule
‑Athens visit
‑Henry J. Tasca's (U.S. Ambassador to Greece) efforts
‑Photographs

Presentation of gifts
‑Cuff links
‑Golf balls
‑Wilson Sporting Goods
‑Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
‑Gifts for wives

History of support for President

President=s early political career

Manesiotis, et al., left at 12:15 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑14

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:15 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

President's schedule
‑William Henkel, Jr.
‑Walter P. McConaughy
‑Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

Bull left at 12:15 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑15

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:16 pm ‑ 12:18 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull, William Henkel, Jr., Mrs. William Henkel, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Henkel, Sr.

Greetings

General conversation
‑Introductions
‑Photographs
‑Presentation of gifts

Thanks

Henkel et al., left at 12:18 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑16

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:18 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

Schedule

Bull left at 12:18 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑17

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:18 pm ‑ 12:35 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Ambassador Walter P. McConaughy and Alexander M. Haig, Jr. 

Greetings

US and Taiwan, Republic of China relations
‑Need for concern
‑United Nations [UN] problem
‑Seating of People=s Republic of China [PRC]
‑US position

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PRC AND TAIWAN

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‑Recognition of Countries
‑Small African Nations
‑Chile
‑Turkey
‑Iran
‑Difficulty of McConaughy Effort
‑Rationale of Us Actions
‑US and PRC initiative
‑Relationship to Soviet Union
‑Relationship to Vietnam
‑McConaughy line

‑US and Taiwan friendship
‑Taiwan UN membership
‑Expulsion
‑Place on Security Council
‑US official line
‑US and PRC evolution
‑US interests
‑World situation
‑Taiwan
-The President=s relationship with Chiang Kai-Shek
‑John F. Kennedy and Ngo Dinh Diem relationship
‑President's efforts
‑US and PRC relations
‑Impact on other US interests
‑UN membership
‑PRC and Taiwan admission
‑Security Council membership
‑President's assessment
‑UN value
-Policy making
‑Psychological impact
‑Trade activities
‑European Economic Community [EEC] preference
‑Taiwanese exports
‑Volume of Taiwan trade
‑PRC trade potential

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[Duration:  9s  ]

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

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‑Businessmen's council of international understanding
‑McConaughy comments
‑Continued investment in Taiwan
‑Rationale
‑Political climate
‑Guarantees
‑Export
‑Investment
-Export-Import Bank [EX-IM]
-Agency for International Development [AID]
‑Businessmen's response
-Stability

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[Duration:  2m 15s  ]

EAST ASIAN AFFAIRS

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‑PRC UN entry
‑Soviet Union
-McConaughy=s efforts

McConaughy=s schedule

Gift Presentation
‑Dorothy McConaughy
‑Thelma C. (APat@) Nixon

McConaughy and Haig left at 12:35 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑18

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 12:35 pm and 12:36 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Manolo Sanchez.

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[Duration:  6s  ]

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Sanchez left at an unknown time before 12:36 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑19

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:36 pm ‑ 12:37 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield.

Schedule
‑Signatures

Butterfield left at 12:37 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑20

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  12:40 pm ‑ 1:30 pm
Location:  Oval Office

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

Law enforcement speech
‑Authorship
‑Patrick J. Buchanan
‑Raymond K. Price, Jr.
‑Charles W. Colson

Personnel
‑Recruitment
‑Tom C. Korologos
‑Declassification project
‑Background
‑Responsibilities
‑Strengths
-Writing ability

Presidential statements
‑Drug statement
‑Impact
‑John B. Connally
‑Impact of President's statements
-Press conferences
‑Opportunities
‑President's contributions
‑Drug statement
‑Success
‑Use of slogans
-@Public enemy number 1@
-@Era of permissiveness@
-Buchanan
-Price
‑Democratic efforts
‑Republican efforts
-@New American Revolution@
‑"Open door" idea
‑"Open World"

‑People=s Republic of China [PRC]
‑Literary quality
‑Ronald L. Ziegler
‑Era of permissiveness
-Crime statistics
‑Program emphasis
‑Use of numbers
‑Use of numbers for emphasis
‑Phraseology
‑Buchanan
‑Effort of writers

Alexander P. Butterfield entered at 12:45 pm.

Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] file

Butterfield left at an unknown time before 12:48 pm.

Speech writing
‑Effort of writers
‑Remarks for Winton M. (ARed@) Blount and Chowder and Marching Society dinners
‑Noel C. Koch's ideas
‑James Buchanan's Postmaster General
‑Abraham Lincoln
‑President's talents
‑Writers' intelligence

Butterfield entered at 12:47 pm.

President's schedule

Butterfield left at 12:48 pm.

Presidential statements
‑Format for comments
‑William L. Safire
‑Style
‑Suitability for President
‑Buchanan's style
‑Price's style
‑Rationale
‑Administration accomplishments

‑Upcoming speech
‑Content
‑Shortcomings
-Use of slogan
-Impact
‑Remarks at Blount dinner
‑President=s comments on  J. Edgar Hoover
-Effectiveness
‑Law enforcement focus
‑Drug program
‑Police
‑Demonstrators
‑Hijacking
‑President, Attorney General
‑@Era of permissiveness@
‑Administration's accomplishments
‑Drug deal with Turkey
‑Crime reduction
‑Length of comments
‑Nature of memorable speeches
‑President's background
‑Need for focus
‑Congressional complaints
-Multiplicity of topics
‑Staff role
‑Staff, audience relationship
‑Press reaction
‑Attacks on administration
‑Response by administration
-Focus
‑@Era of permissiveness@ line
‑Scope of attack
-Objectives
‑Hoover
‑Richard J. Daley
‑Administration accomplishments
-Crime

Administration policies
-Postal reform
‑Administration action
‑Shortcomings
-Bureaucracy

‑Blount visit with the President
‑Politics
‑Public perception of reform
-Strategy
-Focus
-Reorganization
-Environment
‑John D. Ehrlichman
-Appeal
‑Connally
-Jobs
‑Houston ship Channel decision
‑Jacksonville bird sanctuary
‑Reaction
‑Sierra Club
‑Edmund S. Muskie stance
‑Focus on jobs
-Connally
-Issues
‑John C. Whitaker
‑William D. Ruckelshaus
‑Congressional efforts
‑Ehrlichman
‑President's approval of programs
‑Focus on job programs

Congressional relations
‑Robert J. Dole's assessment
‑War issue
-Economy
‑Legislative focus on war
‑George S. McGovern-Mark O. Hatfield Amendment
‑Public perception
‑Reporting
‑Status of War
‑Casualty figures
‑Comparisons
‑Colson

Personnel management
‑Toughness
-President=s meeting with the Cabinet
‑Colson
‑Rogers C.B. Morton
-Comments to Haldeman
‑Haldeman staff meeting
‑Scope
‑Staff information
‑Nature of leaks
‑Source of leaks
‑Henry A. Kissinger's staff
‑Unknown employee
‑Use
-Tapes
‑Background
‑Dictation skills
‑Benefits in use
‑Shorthand skill
-Tapes
‑Rose Mary Woods
‑Marjorie P. Acker
‑Role on trips
-Thelma C. (APat@) Nixon
‑Soviet Union
‑PRC

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[Privacy]
[Duration:  47s  ]

END WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 2

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‑Assignment
‑Rose Mary Woods
‑Use

Public opinion
‑Cynthia Frink valedictory address
‑Content
‑Terry McGinnity
‑Colson
‑Left and right tension
‑Daniel Ellsberg
‑Support for the US
‑Demonstrators
‑"Up with People" group
‑Make up of group
‑Enthusiasm
‑Ovation

Haldeman left at 1:30 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑21

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  2:31 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President talked with the White House operator.

[See Conversation No. 6‑49]

Conversation No. 532‑22

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  2:31 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President talked with the White House operator.

[See Conversation No. 6‑50]

Conversation No. 532‑23

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  2:31 pm ‑ 3:07 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Rose Mary Woods.

Greetings

[The President talked with Leonard Garment between 2:32 pm and 2:36 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23A]

[See Conversation No. 6‑51]

[End of telephone conversation]

Reception for Winton M. (ARed@) Blount
‑Recognition of Blount and others
-Undersecretaries

Stephen B. Bull entered at unknown time after 2:36 pm.

Vote of unknown person on Mansfield amendment

Bull left at an unknown time before 2:50 pm.

President=s schedule
-Event
-Time

[The President talked with the White House operator at an unknown time between 2:36 pm and 2:40 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23B]

[See Conversation No. 6‑52]

[End of telephone conversation]

Seating at entertainment event
‑Ticket procedures

Bull entered at an unknown time after 2:36 pm.

Vote of unknown person on Mansfield amendment

Bull left at an unknown time before 2:50 pm.

[The President talked with Special Assistant John S. Davies at an unknown time between 2:36 pm and 2:40 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23C]

[See Conversation No. 6‑53]

[End of telephone conversation]

Ongoing entertainment

[The President talked with Cynthia Frink between 2:43 pm and 2:44 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23D]

[See Conversation No. 6‑54]

[End of telephone conversation]

Frink
-Principles
‑Content of valedictory speech

College experience

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BEGIN WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 1
[Personal Returnable]
[Duration:  28s  ]

END WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 1

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[Ongoing entertainment]

Alexander P. Butterfield entered at an unknown time after 2:44 pm.

Schedule
‑Phone calls
‑Raymond K. Price, Jr.

Butterfield left at an unknown time before 3:11 pm.

Social gathering
‑Potter Stewart
‑John M. Harlan

Woods= schedule

[The President talked with the White House operator at an unknown time between 2:44 pm and 2:52 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23E]

[See Conversation No. 6‑55]

[End of telephone conversation]

Marjorie P. Acker

Woods= schedule

Henry A. Kissinger entered at 2:53 pm.

Pentagon Papers
-Supreme Court ruling
‑Implications

Woods left at 2:53 pm.

‑Charles M. Cooke, Jr. [?]
‑Department of Health, Education and Welfare [HEW]
‑Elliot L. Richardson, Melvin R. Laird

[The President talked with the White House operator at 2:53 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23F]

[See Conversation No. 6‑56]

[End of telephone conversation]

Pentagon Papers
‑Unknown person
‑Kissinger discussion with unknown person
‑Daniel Ellsberg
‑Cooke [?]
‑Charles McC. Mathias, Jr. file
‑Content
‑Scope
‑William P. Rogers= knowledge
‑Laird
‑Investigative branch
‑National Security Council [NSC] documents
‑Cambodia documents
‑Declassification of documents
‑Public perception of administration
‑Television appearance by President
‑Changes
‑Effect on government
‑Revelation of administration peace efforts
‑Effect
‑People=s Republic of China [PRC] and Vietnam initiatives
‑Supreme Court actions
‑1969 documents
‑Scope
‑Cooke [?]

‑Xeroxing efforts
‑Richardson

[Davies talked with the President between 2:52 pm and 2:53 pm]

[Conversation No. 532‑23G]

[See Conversation No. 6‑57]

[End of telephone conversation]

Strategic Arms Limitation Talks [SALT] negotiations
‑"Safeguard" sites
‑Gerard C. Smith's recommendation
‑Moscow coverage
‑Smith
‑Discipline factor
‑Adm. Thomas H. Moorer's request
‑Offensive weapons
‑Inter-continental Ballistic Missile [ICBM], Submarine-launched Ballistic Missile [SLBM] limits
‑Smith
‑Kissinger, Anatoliy F. Dobrynin contact
‑Length of agreement
‑Rogers[?]
‑Tie to offensive pact
‑Withdrawal rights
‑Smith

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 2:53 pm.

Unintelligible

Bull left at an unknown time before 2:55 pm.

Timing of US responses

John N. Mitchell entered at 2:55 pm.

Pentagon Papers
‑Supreme Court decision
‑Vote
‑Harlan, Stewart

‑Social activities
‑Byron R. White
‑Wiretaps
‑Impact
‑Release of 47 volumes of documents
‑Precedent
‑SALT discussions
‑Pursuit of Ellsberg case
‑Focus on national security
‑Complaint composition
‑Alger Hiss precedent
-Ellsberg

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BEGIN WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 3
[Privacy]
[Duration:  10s  ]

END WITHDRAWN ITEM NO. 3

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-Information
-Use of press
-Leaks
-Effect
‑Laird's call to Kissinger
‑Mathias file of documents
‑Mathias= call to Mitchell
‑Relation of file to Ellsberg case
‑Mathias= file
‑Source
‑Ellsberg
‑Content
‑Laird's call to Kissinger
‑Mathias= call to Laird
‑Source of Mathias file
‑Cooke
‑Richardson

‑Kissinger's recollections of Cooke
‑Laird's view of file's content
‑Rogers= memoranda to President
‑Kissinger's replies
‑Supreme Court action
‑Support for administration
‑Opinion writing
‑Harlan
‑Warren E. Burger
‑Harry A. Blackmun
‑Harlan
‑Pressure of decision
‑White
‑Harlan, Stewart
-White
‑Hugo L. Black, William O. Douglas contribution to Court
‑J. Edgar Hoover
‑Impact on permissiveness
‑Supreme Court
‑Contribution to Democrats
‑Future of leaks
‑Ellsberg indictment
‑New classification system
‑Restriction of secret material
‑Release of material to bureaucracy
‑McGeorge Bundy comparison
‑Memoranda from Kissinger to the President
‑Exposure to others
‑Cabinet members
‑Mitchell
‑Rogers
‑Laird
‑Conversations with President
-Federal employees
-Clearances
‑Appeal to Congress
‑Legal precedents
‑Recent decisions
‑Effect on publication of materials

Kissinger and Mitchell left at 3:07 pm.

Conversation No. 532‑24

Date:  June 30, 1971
Time:  3:08 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

President's schedule

Bull left at 3:08 pm.