Conversation No. 547‑1

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  9:04 am - 9:05 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield.

The President's schedule
‑General James D. (ADon@) Hughes= meeting
-H.R. (ABob@) Haldeman

Butterfield left at 9:05 am.

Conversation No. 547‑2

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  9:05 am
Location:  Oval Office

An unknown woman met with Stephen B. Bull.

Spiro T. Agnew
‑Arrival at Andrews Air Force Base
‑Time

Bull and the unknown woman left at 9:05 am.

Conversation No. 547‑3

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 9:05 am and 10:35 am
Location:  Oval Office

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

The President's schedule
‑John B. Connally meeting
-John N. Mitchell
‑July 28, 1971
‑Spiro T. Agnew
‑Arrival at Andrews Air Force Base
‑William P. Rogers
‑White House
‑Previous trips
‑Compared to Vice President Nixon's Latin American trip during Eisenhower administration
-John Foster Dulles
‑Perceptions
‑Compared to Henry A. Kissinger's arrival in San Clemente from People=s Republic of China [PRC] trip
-Timing of arrival
‑Purpose of Africa trip

Agnew
‑Funeral of William V.S. Tubman
‑Meeting with the President
-Use of helicopters
‑Rogers, Melvin R. Laird
‑Trip
-Press reaction
‑Schedule
‑Activities, conduct
-Golf
-African leader=s reaction
‑Comment about Blacks
‑Relations with the Secret Service
‑Vice President's Secret Service detail
‑Relations with the President's detail
‑Secret Service

Robert S. McNamara
‑Job with World Bank
‑Candidacy
-Connally
‑Kissinger's attitude, Rogers= view
-Connally=s opinion
‑Bi‑lateral relationship
‑Comparison with multilateral organization

‑Handling
‑Release of Pentagon Papers
‑Reaction
‑Barry M. Goldwater
‑Perception

Agnew
‑Trip abroad
‑Comparison with the President
‑Types of events, sites visited during trip
‑Arrival ceremony
‑Handling
‑Patrick J. Buchanan
‑Compared to Harry S. Truman's attendance at funeral of Thomas J. Pendergast
‑Presidential succession
‑Agnew
‑Franklin D. Roosevelt, Truman

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Presidential radio speech series
‑Raymond K. Price, Jr., William L. Safire
‑Themes
‑Possible name for series
‑Frequency of speech broadcasts
‑1976 Bicentennial era
‑Safire
‑Issues covered
‑Steel settlement, Kansas City speech
‑Labor Day
‑Dignity of work

Pentagon Papers
‑Douglas L. Hallet
‑Duties
‑Analysis of papers
‑Future tasks
‑Charles W. Colson
‑Youth effort

Agnew
‑Arrival ceremony, July 28, 1971
‑President's role
‑Congressional event, July 28, 1971
‑Recommendations
‑Buchanan, John D. Ehrlichman

Polls
‑Albert E. Sindlinger
‑Analysis
-Ehrlichman
‑Colson's contacts
‑Louis P. Harris
‑Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS]
‑Effectiveness

Economic group
-Ehrlichman
‑Paul W. McCracken's comments in meeting
‑Connally, George P. Shultz, Peter G. Peterson, Peter M. Flanigan
‑McCracken
‑Departure from job
‑Other job possibilities
‑Federal Reserve Board
‑Arthur F. Burns= possible actions
‑Herbert Stein
‑Shultz's attitude towards economic situation
‑Haldeman's conversation about Edwin L. Harper's memorandum
‑Activism
‑Public perceptions
‑Presentation
‑Harper analysis

‑Wage and price control option
‑Public reaction
‑Establishment of group
‑Connally, Peterson, Shultz
‑Flanigan, Colson, McCracken

Public relations
‑Safire's efforts
‑Shultz
‑Economic issues
‑Burns
‑Press coverage
‑Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Peterson, Flanigan, Connally
‑Focus of efforts
‑Pentagon Papers
-PRC initiative
‑Presidential leadership
‑Establishment of goals
‑White House staff
‑Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Colson
‑Kissinger

Robert H. Finch
‑Possible job
‑Office of Emergency Preparedness [OEP]
‑Reaction

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-Business offers

Donald H. Rumsfeld
‑Mitchell
‑Contact
‑Possible meeting with the President

Press conferences
‑Preparation of briefing book
‑Buchanan
‑Scheduling
‑The President's trip to New York City
‑Tricia Nixon Cox
-Ronald L. Ziegler
-Kissinger
-Budget
-Administration=s posture

Foreign relations
‑Effect of the US initiative towards the PRC
‑Press coverage
‑Vietnam war
‑New York Times article about Cambodia
‑South Vietnam
‑PRC
‑Kevin P. Phillips
‑Analysis
‑Orientation

Radio speech preparation

Declassification effort
-Ehrlichman
-General Services Administration [GSA]
‑World War II era documents
‑Korean war
‑Collection of documents for the President
‑Bay of Pigs
‑Cuban missile crisis
-Berlin
‑John F. Kennedy‑Lyndon B. Johnson administration
‑Egil (ABud@) Krogh, Jr.'s assignment

Agnew
-Arrival ceremony
‑Mitchell
‑Compared to Rogers
‑Attendance by Cabinet members
‑Rogers C. B. Morton, Rogers

Budget
‑Approach
‑Shultz's views
‑Perception of Great Society Programs
‑Effect of cuts
‑Congress, special interest groups
‑Timing
‑Forthcoming election year
‑1973
‑Office of Economic Opportunity [OEO]
‑Family Assistance Program
‑Unemployment
‑Special revenue sharing
‑Symbolism
‑Job Corps
‑Shultz=s attitude

Press coverage of President's visit to the Bohemian Grove
‑Press pool
‑Goldwater appearance precedent
‑Coverage
‑Grove members
‑Robert B. Semple, Jr.
‑Press pool
‑Networks, wire services
‑Press assignments
‑Ziegler

Gen. James D. (ADon@) Hughes entered at 10:25 am.

Air Force One Presidential airplane
‑Name change to "Spirit of '76"
‑Lettering options
‑Handling of change

Wives of prisoners of war [POWs]
‑Meeting with Kissinger
‑Vigil
‑Attitude

Hughes left at 10:28 am.

Bohemian Grove
‑Presidential visit
‑Press coverage
‑President's situation compared to Goldwater
‑Baseball game analogy
‑Difference from White House events
‑Goldwater's visit
‑Boat trip on river
-Ziegler
‑Presidential advance work
‑Arrangements, assignment
‑Level of handling

McCracken
‑Contributions
‑Shultz's comments on efforts
‑Comparison with Stein
‑Effectiveness as spokesman

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 10:28 am.

Alfred P. Chamie's arrival for meeting

Bull left at an unknown time before 10:35 am.

McCracken
‑Perception of departure
‑Washington, D.C.
‑Stein
-Burns, Connally
‑Briefings, Congressional testimony

Personnel
‑President=s request for Haldeman to meet with Mitchell
-Finch
-Rumsfeld

Radio speech series

Haldeman left at 10:35 am.

Conversation No. 547‑4

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  10:35 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

Press photograph of meeting
‑Participants
-Recommendations
-Ronald L. Ziegler, Charles W. Colson

Bull left at 10:35 am.

Conversation No. 547‑5

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  10:36 am ‑ 1l:03 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alfred P. Chamie, Norman Conn, James B. Williams and Charles W. Colson; members of the press were present at the beginning of the meeting.

Introductions

Arrangements for photographs

Conn and Williams left at 10:37 am.

The Vietnam War
-American Legion=s position
-Chamie=s speeches
-Vietnamization
-Casualty figures for the preceding weeks
-Public perception
-US troop withdrawals
-Vietnamization
-South Vietnamese Army
-Laos
-North Vietnamese Army
-Prospective settlement
-South Vietnam
-Upcoming elections
-Opposition to Nguyen Van Thieu
-US role
-Duong Van (ABig Minh@) Minh
-Chamie=s opinion
-Possibility of a cease fire

The American Legion
-Tasks of the National Commander
-Speaking engagements
-Official travel
-Chamie=s tour of Israel
-Resolution on Israel

Israel
-US military support
-The Suez Canal
-Richard M. Helms visit
-Central Intelligence Agency [CIA] report
-Golda Meir
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [USSR]
-The President=s opinion of Israelis
-The Suez Canal
-The coup in Sudan
-Egypt

The American Legion
-Chamie=s official travel
-Taiwan, Republic of China [ROC]
-Meeting with Chiang Kai-shek
-Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, Jr., Gen. Lucius DuB. Clay, Jr.
-Korea
-Political influence
-Philippines
-Philippines
-Ferdinand E. Marcos
-Economic situation
-Compared to the US
-Belgium, Switzerland
-Marcos
-American Legion support
-Advisors
-Manila Chamber of Commerce
-Economic ties with USSR
-President=s view

US initiative towards the People=s Republic of China [PRC]
-Announcement
-Chamie=s opinion
-Perceptions
-Effects
-PRC United Nations [UN] membership
-US policy towards Taiwan

The American Legion
‑Forthcoming convention in Houston
-Possibility of President=s attendance
‑The President's prior commitment to attend the Veterans of Foreign Wars [VFW] convention
‑Resolution on the China issue

PRC initiative
‑Kevin P. Phillips article
‑Briefing
-John A. Scali, Henry A. Kissinger
‑Public perception
‑US stance
‑Chamie's comments to Legionnaires

American Legion convention
‑Invitation to the President
‑Prior VFW commitment

The US film industry
‑John B. Connally
‑Tax reform
‑Jack Lemmon=s (?) statement
-Regulations
‑The President's California background
‑Efforts
‑Foreign films
-Compared to the television industry

The President's schedule
‑July 29, 1971 visit
‑American Legion's Boys Nation group
‑The President's afternoon Congressional event
‑Timing

The President's PRC trip
‑Press entourage
‑Jim O'Neal of the American Legion's magazine
‑Accreditation on trip
‑Limitations on group size

American Legion Convention
‑Possibility of the President attending
-Effect

Presidential gift

Chamie and Colson left at 11:03 am.

Conversation No. 547‑6

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  11:05 am ‑ 11:32 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Ambassador Soedjatmoko and Henry A. Kissinger.

Foreign relations
‑US-Indonesia
‑Recent developments
‑The US initiative towards the People's Republic of China [PRC]
‑Lt. Gen T.N.J. Suharto
‑Effect on the world
‑News summary citation
‑Indonesia
‑Internal situation
‑US-PRC relations
‑US relations with other countries
‑Allies
‑Assistance
‑US-Indonesian relations
-Assistance
-Military
-Economic
-President=s view
-Reassurances
‑PRC initiative
‑US relations with other countries
‑Japan, Indonesia
‑The President's background
‑1953 Far East trip
‑Assistance
‑Effect of initiative
‑The PRC, Japan
‑US role in the Pacific and Asian region
-US policy
-The President=s view
-The Indonesian concerns
‑Vietnam
-Economic aid
‑Military role
‑Opening to the PRC

‑Future
‑Vietnam War
‑Method of settlement
‑Post‑settlement situation
‑The PRC
‑Japan
‑Focus
-Indonesian concerns
‑US role in Asia
‑J. William Fulbright
-Michael J. (AMike@) Mansfield
‑Assistance
‑Japanese defense situation
‑Possible changes
‑Nixon Doctrine
‑Vietnam War settlement
‑The PRC initiative
‑The President's meetings with Ambassadors
‑Indonesia and Southeast Asia
‑Rubber industry
‑The State Department
‑US action

Soedjatmoko
‑Future plans

Presidential gifts

The PRC initiative
‑Background
‑The President, Kissinger
‑1969 World trip
‑The Soviet Union
‑Willy Brandt
‑US relations with the PRC and the Soviet Union

Soedjatmoko left at 11:32 am.

Soedjatmoko
‑Melvin R. Laird
‑The President's meetings with Ambassadors
‑Philippines

US foreign relations
‑The PRC initiative
‑Perceptions in other countries
‑The US role in Southeast Asia and the Far East
-Possible visit to Japan
‑Kissinger's trip
‑North Vietnam
‑Recent action
‑The PRC, Soviet Union
-Recall of Ambassadors
‑The Vietnam War
‑Proposals for settlement
‑President Nguyen Van Thieu
‑North Vietnamese stance
-Public reaction
‑Kissinger's secret negotiations
‑Possible revelation
‑H.R. (ABob@) Haldeman's view
‑Timing
‑Recent meeting
‑North Vietnamese position
‑The PRC initiative
‑Proposals
‑Prisoners of War [POWs]
-Ceasefire
‑Timing of revelations
‑William P. Rogers

The State Department
‑Leak to William Beecher
‑Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty [SALT] negotiations
‑Rogers= attitude
‑Alleged source
‑[Thomas R.] Pickering
-Egil G. (ABud@) Krogh, Jr.
-Rogers
‑Defense Department
‑Alleged leak source
‑Action by Laird
‑Rogers

Leadership
‑Poll results
‑The President
‑Edward M. (ATed@) Kennedy, Edmund S. Muskie
‑Kissinger
‑Rogers
‑Perceptions

Schedule
‑Kissinger
‑Luncheon with Dean G. Acheson
‑Afternoon meeting with the President

Vietnam negotiations
‑Current status
‑Proposals
‑The POWs
‑Timetable

US-PRC negotiations
‑Kissinger's next visit
‑Timing
‑Canadian official
‑Comments
‑The Vietnam War
-US troop withdrawal
‑Thieu
‑Taiwan, Republic of China [ROC]
‑Communique
-Agenda
‑Status of Americans
‑US public perceptions
‑POWs
‑Kissinger's meetings
‑Chinese attitude
‑North Vietnamese
-Chou En-lai
‑Soviets
‑The President
‑Perception
‑Forthcoming 1972 election
-Visits to PRC by presidential candidates

US foreign relations
‑Correspondence
-Raymond K. Price, Jr. role
‑Rogers
‑Response to foreign leaders
‑The President's previous letter to Edward R.G. Heath
‑Agha Muhommad Yahya Khan
-Agha Hilaly
‑Georges J.R. Pompidou
‑Willy Brandt
‑Chiang Kai‑shek
‑Eisaku Sato
-Suharto
-Price role
-Content
‑The PRC initiative
‑Effect
‑US role in the World
‑The Soviet Union
-PRC
‑Joseph S. Farland
‑Role
‑Yahya Khan
‑Hilaly

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 11:32 am.

The President's schedule
-Mamie G. Eisenhower
-John B. Connally

Bull, Kissinger left at 11:50 am.

Conversation No. 547‑7

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  11:53 am ‑ 12:03 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Mamie G. Eisenhower, John B. Connally, Mary T. Brooks, and an unknown person; members of the press were present at the beginning of the meeting.

Greetings

The President's schedule
‑Budget meetings

Oval Office
‑Table
‑Gift
-Bust

Arrangements for photographs
‑Eisenhower silver dollar
‑Philadelphia (mint?)
‑Value
-Dwight D. Eisenhower Library

Presentation

Eisenhower silver dollar
‑Presentation as gifts
-Heads of State
‑Members of Congress
‑First strike
‑Silver

Presidential gifts
-Compacts
‑Ashtray
‑Choices of items

Brooks

[Unintelligible]

Presidential gifts
-Charm bracelet
‑Bow pin

Brooks and Connally left at an unknown time before 12:03 pm.

Boat
-Correspondence
-Russ Mayer
[Forename unknown] Smith

Presidential gifts
‑Foreign visitors
‑Presentations
‑Tie clasps
‑[Dwight] David Eisenhower II, Tricia Nixon Cox
‑Coordination with Stephen B. Bull on gift items
‑Key chain

Oval Office
-Furnishings
-Julie Nixon Eisenhower

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Rose Mary Woods

White House

[Unintelligible]

The President, Mrs. Eisenhower, and the unknown person left at 12:03 pm.

Conversation No. 547‑8

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  Unknown between 12:03 pm and 12:15 pm
Location:  Oval Office

An unknown man and woman entered.

Schedule

This recording was cut off at an unknown time before 12:15 pm.

Conversation No. 547‑9

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  12:15 pm ‑ 1:09 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with John B. Connally and Peter G. Peterson.

Mamie G. Eisenhower
‑Dream

Dreams
‑Recollection
-The President
‑Abraham Lincoln
‑Anecdote about Cabinet meeting
‑Dream on night prior to assassination
‑Dwight D. Eisenhower
‑Mrs. Eisenhower
‑Dream

The economy
‑Strategy for planned action
‑Confidentiality
-Compared to the US -People=s Republic of China [PRC] initiative
‑The President, Connally, Peterson
‑George P. Shultz, Paul W. McCracken

‑Arthur F. Burns
‑Initiative
‑Burns= attitude
‑Comparison with Connally, Peterson
‑Japan
‑Textile negotiations
‑Burns
‑Strategy
‑Gold prices
‑Possible action
‑Effect
‑Monetary situation
‑Domestic, international action
‑Wage‑price action
-Paul A. Volcker
-Forthcoming meeting with Connally
‑Imposition of wage and price controls in the U.S.
‑Burns= view
‑International situation
‑France
‑Valery Giscard D'estaing
‑Japan, Germany
‑D'estaing's remarks
‑Burns= staff
‑Interpretation

The economy
‑Options
‑Trade balance
-June 1971 figure
‑April, May 1971 figures
‑US gold reserves
‑Situation
‑Defense of the US dollar
‑Gold reserve
‑Amount
‑Commitments
‑Germans, Japanese, French
‑Effect of action
‑Devaluation
‑Options
‑International Monetary Fund
-Proposed Presidential letter

‑Dollar convertibility into gold
‑Fixed exchange rates
‑Float alternative
‑Effect of action
‑Cessation of gold convertibility
‑Strategy
‑The President's role
‑International situation
‑Effect of the PRC initiative
‑Consequences of US action
‑Leadership
‑Options
‑Import surcharge, export rebates
‑Wage and price controls
‑1972, 1973 budgets
‑Negotiation with Japan, Germany
‑US economy
‑Revival of vitality
‑Scope of action
‑Possible action on wage and price control
‑Burns
‑Possible statement effect
‑Timing of economic action
-Election
‑Roles of administration officials
‑Volcker, McCracken, Peterson, Shultz
‑The President, Connally
‑Burns
‑Forthcoming meeting with Connally
‑Peterson's schedule
‑Republican leadership

Peterson left at 12:40 pm.

-Peterson
‑Options
‑Export rebates, imports
‑Average person's reaction
‑Jobs
‑Consideration of domestic political effect
‑International monetary situation
‑Explanation to national television audience

‑Timing of forthcoming speech
‑Source of announcement of action
‑The White House, the Treasury Department
‑The President, Connally, H.R. (ABob@) Haldeman
‑Perceptions of the President
‑Foreign policy
‑Economy
‑Connally's role as Secretary of the Treasury
‑Source of request for television time
‑World Bank presidency
‑Robert S. McNamara
‑Reaction
-Haldeman
‑Barry M. Goldwater
‑Pentagon Papers
-The PRC initiative
‑Henry A. Kissinger
‑Possible meeting
-Connally, Kissinger
‑The President
‑The State Department
‑Treasury Department's role
‑Goldwater
‑Relations with Kissinger
‑Aid
‑Bi‑lateral, multi‑lateral
‑Approaches
‑International Monetary Fund, World Bank
‑Foundations
‑Ford Foundation
‑International relations
‑Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia
‑Bi‑lateral approach
‑Brazil, Argentina
‑Organization of American States [OAS
‑Costa Rica, Brazil, Argentina, Honduras, Ecuador, Bolivia
‑Frank F. Church
‑Senate Foreign Relations Committee
‑Statement about Brazil
‑The PRC
‑US stance
-Brazil
‑Fidel Castro

‑Timing of action
‑Balance of payments
‑Gold reserves
‑French, British action
‑Transactions
‑International Monetary Fund
-September meeting
‑Negotiations
‑Federal Reserve Board vacancy
-Burns= conversation with Shultz
‑Candidates
‑Orientation
‑Jobs, inflation
‑McCracken
‑Departure from job
-Replacement
‑Herbert Stein
-Connally=s view
‑Jews
‑Perceptions
‑Department of the Treasury
‑Bureau of Labor Statistics [BLS]
‑Administration action
-Connally, Shultz
‑Connally's conversation with James E. Smith
‑Unemployment, inflation
‑Trends
‑Retail sales figures
-Burns
‑International situation
‑Germans
‑Possible reaction
‑McCracken, Peterson meetings
‑Business centers
‑Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, St. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia
‑Speech appearances
‑Haldeman
‑Regional television
‑Haldeman's assistance in scheduling
‑Campaigning orientation
‑Idanell (Brill) (ANellie@) Connally
‑Burns

‑"Face the Nation"
‑Congress
‑Press
‑Charles G. (ABebe@) Rebozo

Connally left at 1:09 pm.

Conversation No. 547‑10

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  1:09 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Manolo Sanchez.

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Sanchez left at 1:09 pm.

Conversation No. 547‑11

Date:  July 27, 1971
Time:  1:10 pm ‑ 1:37 pm
Location:  Oval Office

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

John B. Connally
‑Visits to major business centers
‑Scheduling
‑Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Ohio, Philadelphia, Chicago, Illinois, St. Louis
‑Haldeman's role
-Timing
‑Nationwide exposure for Connally
‑White House advance work assistance

Mamie G. Eisenhower
‑White House staff
‑Michael Smith

[The President talked with the White House operator at 1:14 pm]

[Conversation No. 547‑11A]

[See Conversation No. 7‑7]

[End of telephone conversation]

The President's schedule
‑US ambassador to Pakistan
‑Pakistani ambassador to the US

An unknown man [Stephen B. Bull?] entered at an unknown time after 1:10 pm.

Charles W. Colson's schedule

The unknown man [Bull?] left at an unknown time before 1:37 pm.

Schedule
‑Ambassador
‑Timing of meeting

Bull entered at an unknown time after 1:10 pm.

Colson's schedule

Bull left at an unknown time before 1:37 pm.

[The White House operator talked with the President at an unknown time between 1:10 pm and 1:37 pm]

[Conversation No. 547‑11B]

[See Conversation No. 7‑8]

[End of telephone conversation]

The President's schedule
‑American Legion convention
‑Veterans of Foreign Wars [VFW]
‑Timing
‑Texas
-Colson
‑Surrogate speaker
‑Spiro T. Agnew
‑Connally
‑Speech theme
‑Boy's Nation appearance
-July 28, 1971
‑1970 schedule
‑Girl's Nation appearance
‑Format
‑Television
-Press pool
‑Arrangements
-Compared to the Future Farmers of America

World Bank presidency
‑Robert S. McNamara
‑The President's conversation with Connally
-Barry M. Goldwater
‑Henry A. Kissinger
‑Other candidates
‑George P. Shultz, William P. Rogers

Connally
‑Comparison to Lyndon B. Johnson
‑Idanell (Brill) (ANellie@) Connally
‑Comparison with Claudia A. (Taylor) (ALady Bird@) Johnson
‑Exposure
‑Mary T. Brooks
‑View of Connally

Eisenhower silver dollars
‑Cost, value
‑Meaning

The President's schedule
‑Reception for American Society of Association Executives, July 27, 1971
‑Photographs
‑Ohio trip
‑Canton
‑Professional Football Hall of Fame
-Tour
‑Banquet

Frank Stanton
‑Letter on the People=s Republic of China [PRC] initiative
‑Response
‑Raymond K. Price, Jr.

The President's schedule
‑Bohemian Grove visit
-Ronald L. Ziegler
‑Press coverage
‑Arrangements
‑The President's appearance
‑Press coverage
‑Pool reporter
‑Wire services
‑Photography
‑Setting
‑Wire service representative
‑Helen Thomas

‑Pool reporter
‑Off‑the‑record remarks
‑Theme of proposed remarks
‑The President's Kansas City speech
-Ziegler

[Unintelligible]

The President and Haldeman left at 1:37 pm.