Conversation No. 690-1

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 9:20 am and 10:07 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

The President's schedule
-Meeting requested by George P. Shultz
-John B. Connally
-Timing
	-H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman
	-Meeting with Nihat Erim

Bull left at an unknown time before 10:07 am.

Conversation No. 690-2

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 9:20 am and 10:07 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

The President's schedule
-Proposed meeting with George P. Shultz
	-Price stabilization program
-Meeting with [Nihat Erim]

Bull left at an unknown time before 10:07 am.

Conversation No. 690-3

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 9:20 am and 10:07 am
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown men [Secret Service agents?] met.

Schedule

The unknown men left at an unknown time before 10:07 am.

Conversation No. 690-4

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 9:20 am and 10:07 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

[Nihat Erim]
-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
-Office
-Use of names
-One or two

Bull left at an unknown time before 10:07 am.

Conversation No. 690-5

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 9:20 am and 10:07 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Manolo Sanchez [?].

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Sanchez [?] left at an unknown time before 10:07 am.

Conversation No. 690-6

Date:  March 21. 1972
Time:  Unknown between 9:20 am and 10:07 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

The President's schedule
-[Nihat Erim]
-Name check
		-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
-Pronunciation
-Meeting with George P. Shultz
-Cabinet Room

Bull left an unknown time before 10:07 am.

Conversation No. 690-7

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  10:07 am - 10:34 am
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with George P. Shultz.

Economy
-Pay Board
-Labor members
-Newspapers
					-American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations [AFL-CIO]
			-George Meany
-John B. Connally, Herbert Stein, Donald H. Rumsfeld and Shultz
-Discussion
-Meany
-Recent breakfast
-Ehrlichman
-Advice
-Call from the President
-The President’s schedule
-Call from Shultz
-Strategy
-Meeting with Shultz
-Organized labor
-Leonard Woodcock
-Frank E. Fitzsimmons
-Public membership
-Policy
-Case-by-case basis
-Meany
-Meeting with the President
-Meeting with Shultz
-Newspapers
-Reasons for actions

-Longshoremen strike
-Settlement
-Meeting with Shultz
-Instructions from the President
-Connally
-Recommended call from the President
-Reasons
-Call from Shultz
-Possible meeting with the President
	-Recent breakfast
-Small businesses
	-Possible exemption from controls
-Low income exemption
-Cost of Living Council [COLC]
-Meeting with Shultz

H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered at 10:17 am.

-Call from Shultz
-The President's instructions
-Small businesses
-Shultz's forthcoming meeting with the President
-Democratic efforts
	-Joint Economic Committee
	-Organized labor
-Consumer Price Index [CPI]
-Reasons for actions
	-Wage and price controls
-The President's press conference

Shultz left at 10:19 am.

The President’s forthcoming Soviet trip
	-Possible trip to Poland
	-William P. Rogers
	-Meeting with Haldeman
-Haldeman's talk with Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
-Polish government
-Henry A. Kissinger
-Soviets
-Iran
-Poland
-US-Soviet Summit
-Polish government
-Haig
-Rogers
-North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]
-Poland
-Foreign policy
-Relations with the US
-Kissinger
-The People's Republic of China [PRC] trip
-Television coverage
-Shanghai Communiqué
-Compared to Soviet trip

European trip
-Rogers
-Haldeman's talk with Haig

The PRC trip
-Marshall Green
-Press
-Taiwan, Republic of China 
-Television appearances
-Meet the Press
-Haldeman
-Ronald L. Ziegler
-Meeting with the President
	-News
		-Possible labor walkout from Pay Board
-Trip to Florida
-Press briefing
-Timing
-Rogers
-Haldeman
-Arrangements
-Timing
-Meeting with the President
-Timing
-Press briefing

Issues

Proper attire
-Military aide

[No conversation]

International Telephone and Telegraph [ITT] case
-Typewriters

[C. Arnholdt Smith and political fundraising story]
-News coverage
-Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
-Remarks
-Life magazine
	-Clifford Irving case
-Look magazine

Haldeman left and Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon entered at 10:29 am.

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MANOLO SANCHEZ AND STEPHEN B. BULL ENTERED AT AN UNKNOWN TIME AFTER 10:29 AM.

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An unknown man entered at an unknown time after 10:29 am.

[Nihat Erim]
-National anthem
-Coat
	-Bull

Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 10:29 am.

Coat

The President, Mrs. Nixon, the unknown man and Sanchez left at 10:34 am.

Conversation No. 690-8

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  11:00 am - 12:36 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Nihat Erim and Alexander M. Haig, Jr.; members of the press and the White House photographer were present at the beginning of the meeting; the conversation began in progress.

Arrangement of chairs

The President’s previous visit to Turkey while Vice President

[Photograph session]
	-Peking

Press
-Pens

Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon’s previous visit to Istanbul

Haig
-Introductions
-North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]

Haig left at 11:06 am.

Turkey
-President [Cevdet Sunay]
-The President’s forthcoming Soviet trip
-Stay in Istanbul or Ankara
-Bosphorous
-Soviet Union
	-Bulgaria
	-Iraq
	-Syria
		-Baath party

Haig returned at 11:07 am.

	Prime minister
		-Cigars

	The President’s forthcoming trip to Moscow
-Stay in Istanbul

Celal Akbay entered at 11:09 am.

-Congressional session
	-Timing
-Request
-The President’s possible visit

	Turkey
		-The President’s view
-Border countries
-The President's possible trip
-Erim
-Anniversary of Administration
-Government
-Border countries
-Subversives
	-NATO
	-Democratic system
		-Turkey compared to Czechoslavakia
			-Death of Jan Masaryk, 1948
-Army
-Military coup
-Attempted overthrow of government, March 9, 1971
	-Terrorists
	-Description of activities
		-Communists
		-Universities
		-High schools
-Establishment of new government
	-Erim
-Terrorists
-Murder of Cunsul General of Israel
-Bank robbings
-Attacks on wealthy
-Erim
-Martial law
-Anarchists
-Communists
-Criticism
-International law
-Turkish constitution
	-Laws
	-Independent judiciary
-Opposition newspapers
	-Average citizens
-International organizations
	-Stockholm
-East Germany
-West Germany
	-Turkish workers abroad
-Kurt G. Kiesinger
-Willy Brandt
-Palestine
-Turkish young people
	-Support for organizations
		-NATO
			-Visit of US Sixth Fleet
		-Terrorists
		-Communists
-NATO
-Relations with the US and other allies
-Terrorist organization
-Young Turkish military officers
-Military prison
-Young people
	-Mao Tse-tung
	-Karl Marx
	-Che Guevara
-Reorganization of the army
-Upgrade weapons
	-Aircraft
		-Pilots
-Soviet-sponsored socialism
	-Nikita S. Khrushchev
	-West Germany
	-France
		-Jacques Chaban-Delmas
-Terrorist movement
-Army
-Universities
-High schools
-Professors
-Army
	-Communists
-Youth
-Greece
-Army
-Response from NATO members
-Comparison to turkey
-Military commaders
	-Politics
	-Professional
-Population growth
-Rate of growth
-Border area
-Iran
-Iraq
-Syria
-Five year plan
		-Standard of living
		-Higher standard
		-Schools
		-Jobs
			-Export laborers
		-US support
			-World Bank
			-Technological assistance
			-Poppies
-William J. Handley
-New crops
-US aid since 1947
-Impact on the US
	-New York Times article
		-Families
-Opium
	-Halt to smuggling
		-Handley
-Turkish farmers
	-Compensation
		-Monetary worth of poppy crop
		-Success of program
		-Example for other programs
-Roadways
	-US program, 1947
-Agriculture
-US role
-Military morale
-Link with economic and social situation
	-Subversive propaganda
-Individual income levels
	-Compared to Italy
-Membership in European Economic Community
-Erim's meeting with Robert S. McNamara
-World Bank investment
-Erim's analysis
	-The President’s view
-Relations with the US
-Alliance
-Turkish economy
-Haig’s forthcoming call to McNamara
-World Bank
-Erim's possible meeting with John B. Connally
-Forthcoming dinner
-Programs
-Agriculture
-Agency for International Development [AID]
	-John A. Hannah
-Turkish climate
	-Compared to California
-US success
-US congress
-Isolationism
-Decrease in military assistance budget
-Decrease in assistance to Turkey
-NATO
-Effect
-Radical forces
-World Bank
-Export-import Bank
	-Henry Kearns
		-Connally
-Turkish foreign minister
-William P. Rogers
-The PRC trip
-The President’s forthcoming Soviet trip
-Free world
-Desire for peace
-US relations with the Soviet Union
-Turkish interests
-Soviet Union and the PRC
-Support of revolutionary forces
-Communique
	-Renunciation of force
	-Leonid I. Brezhnev
		-New York Times
-US-Turkey alliance
-Internal subversion
-Turkey
-France
-West Germany
-Britain
-Italy
-Détente
	-US-Soviet and US-PRC relations
-Non-communist nations
-Organization in attempt to defense against Communism
-Support for NATO
-Efforts to stop subversives
-The President's meetings with the Soviets and Chinese
-Arms control agreement
-Agreements
-Communist goals
	-Khrushchev
-Negotiations
-Economics
-Communist philosophy
-Soviets
-Allies
-Polish
-Romanians
-Czechs
-PRC
-Nuclear power
-Brezhnev
	-Relations with the Soviet Union
	-Relations with the US
	-Seeking better relations
-Relations with the US
-Understanding among nations of the free world
-Friendships
-Philosophies
-Cooperation with other nations
-Soviets
-Chinese
-Self-interest
-Romanians
-Philosophy of the non-communist world
-Europe
-Asia
-Nations around the rim of the PRC
-Japan
-Parliamentary democracies
-Oligarchies
-US relations with the PRC
-US relations with the Soviet Union
-US relations with other nations
-Pledge not to desert friends
-Erim's visit to the US
-PRC
-The President's trip
	-Erim’s view
-Population
-Soviet Ambassador to Turkey
-The need for Turkey to remain non-Communist
	-Arab countries
		-Oil fields
-"Fire wall"
	-Turkey’s Western orientation
		-Soviet union
	-Military defense
	-Social defense
	-Economic defense
	-Erim
		-Support from the military
			-NATO
	-Communist propaganda
	-Effect
	-NATO
	-US
	-West Germany
	-France
	-Defense
	-NATO
-Soviet Union
-Nuclear arms
-Strategic Arms Limitation Talks [SALT]
-Subversion activity
	-Human rights
		-West Germany
		-France
		-Turkey
		-West Germany
-Military
-Bulgaria
-Tanks
-Compared to Turkish tanks
	-Refueling time
	-Need for more US support
-Iraq
-Syria
-Tanks
	-Turkish needs
	-Report to the president
		-Instructions to Haig
		-Comparison of US and Soviet tanks
			-Vietnam
			-M-60
-Relations with the US
-Defense of turkey
	-Communist propaganda
-Military equipment
	-F-84 aircraft
	-Phantoms
		-France
			-Possible Turkish purchases
				-Mysteres
				-Mirages
		-Communist propaganda
		-US military equipment
		-Report to the President

	Cyprus
		-London-Zurich Agreement of 1959
	-Greece
-Turkey
-Great Britain
-Greek government
	-George Papadopoulos
		-Greek-Turkish relations
		-NATO
			Aegean Sea

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		-Turkish view
			-London-Zurich Agreements of 1959
				-Mixed rule
					-Representation in government
-Michael Mouskos [Archbishop Makarios III]
	-Erim’s view
	-William P. Rogers’s previous visit to Turkey
	-Soviet Union
		-Czechoslovakian arms
			-Comparison to Egypt
				-Anwar el-Sadat
-Resignation of Makarios
	-Papadopoulos
-Relations with the US and Britain
	-Holy Synod of the Cyprost Orthodox Church
-Possible compromise
	-1960 Cypriot Constitution
-US relations with Makarios
-Possible rejection of 1959 agreement
-Vice President Spiro T. Agnew’s previous trip to Turkey
	-Agnew’s help with Greece
-Relations with the US
	-Makarios
		-The President’s view
	-Soviet Union
		-Marxism in Cyprus
			-Recent election

	Soviets
-Naval presence in the Dardanelles
-Mediterranean fleet
-Cairo
-US Sixth Fleet
-Purpose
-Middle east
-Egyptians
-Israel
-Mediterranean
-Turkey
-Africa
-US policy

	Turkey’s relations with neighboring countries
		-Need for strong Turkish defense
-Communiqué
		-Independence of Turkey
		-Erim’s visit to the US
-Dardanelles
-Harry S. Truman Doctrine
-The President’s vote as a member of Congress
-Dean G. Acheson
-Meeting with Erim, 1964
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Erim’s role in drafting 1960 Cypriot Constitution
-Pakistan
	-Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s previous trip to Turkey
-Central Treaty Organization [CENTO]
-US
				-The President’s previous meeting with the new Secretary General [Nassir Assar]
-Symbolic rather than military value
	-Pakistan
	-Iran
	-Turkey
-Bangladesh
	-Turkish recognition
	-US recognition
		-India

Stephen B. Bull entered and left at an unknown time before 12:36 pm.

	Erim’s schedule
		-Automobile

	Turkey’s relations with neighboring countries
-Bhutto’s meeting with Erim
	-Mujibar Rahman
	-Possible intermediary role for Erim
	-Pakistan’s recognition of Bangladesh
-Large Muslim population
-India
	-Pakistan
		-The President’s view

	Turkey
-Relations with the Soviet Union
-Erim’s forthcoming visit with Nikolai V. Podgorny
-Non-aggression treaties
-NATO
-Turkey’s obligations to other members
	-France
-Consultation agreement
-Afghanistan
-Iran
-France
-Other NATO members
-Forthcoming US-Soviet meeting
-NATO forces
	-Andrei A. Gromyko
	-Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
-Forthcoming State dinner
-Erim and the president
-Further talks
-Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Erim
-Erim's talks with the President
-US support for Turkey
-Iran
-Syria
-Iraq
-Bulgaria
-Relations with the US
	-Turkey’s role in world affairs
-Government
-Parliamentary
-Dictatorship
-The President’s instructions to Haig
	-McNamara and Connally
	-Meetings with Erim
	-Paul A. Volcker
		-Hannah
			-AID
		-Military matters
	-Communiqué
	-Turkish wishes

The President's schedule
-Drug bill [Special Action Office for Drug Addiction Prevention] signing
-Rehabilitation program for drug addicts

Turkey
-Drugs
-Opium
-Smugglers
	-Iran

The President, et al. left at 12:36 pm.

Conversation No. 690-14

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 12:36 pm and 12:38 pm
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown men [Secret Service agents] met.

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	The President’s location

Conversation No. 690-9

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 12:38 pm and 12:43 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

Foreign relations
-The President’s meeting with Nihat Erim
-Turkey
-Congressional aid
-Soviet Union
-Iran
-Afghanistan
-Relations with the US
-The People's Republic of China [PRC]
-Forthcoming communiqué

Haig left at an unknown time before 12:43 pm

Conversation No. 690-10

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 12:38 pm and 12:43 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

The President's schedule
-Bill signing ceremony [Special Action Office for Drug Addiction Prevention]
	-East Room

The President and Bull left at an unknown time before 12:43 pm.

Conversation No. 690-15

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 12:43 pm and 1:00 pm
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown men [Secret Service agents] met.

An unknown agent talked with an unknown person at an unknown time before 1:00 pm.

	[Unintelligible]

	The President’s location
		-East Room

Conversation No. 690-11

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  1:00 pm - 2:15 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Ronald L. Ziegler; the conversation began in progress.

The President's schedule
-Gridiron dinner
-Decision
-Wage Board
-Announcement
		-George Meany

The President talked with the White House operator at an unknown time between 1:00 and 1:03 pm.

[Conversation No. 690-11A]

[See Conversation No. 21-124]

[End of telephone conversation]

The President's forthcoming press conference 
-International Telephone and Telegraph [ITT]
-Television

Drugs
-Possible national broadcast by the President
-Penalties for drug dealers

The White House operator talked with the President at an unknown time between 1:00 and 1:03 pm.

[Conversation No. 690-11B]

[See Conversation No. 21-125]

[End of telephone conversation]

Drugs
-Penalties for drug dealers
	-Death penalty
-National broadcast by the President
-Prime time
-Statement to the American public
-Bill signing
-Cooperation of the American public

The President talked with George P. Shultz between 1:03 and 1:09 pm.

[Conversation No. 690-11C]

[See Conversation No. 21-126]

[End of telephone conversation]

H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered at 1:10 pm.

Economy
-Arthur F. Burns
-Interest rate increase
-Secretary of the Treasury
-Administration policy
-Possible question during Ziegler’s press briefing
-John B. Connally
-Forthcoming call from Ziegler
-Timing
-Unions
	-Interest rates
	-Food prices

The President's schedule
-Gridiron dinner
-Edgar Allan Poe
-[Warren E. Burger]
-Cabinet officers
-White House staff
	-Henry A. Kissinger's schedule
	-Peter M. Flanigan's schedule
-The President's attendance
-Ziegler's statement

The President’s forthcoming press conference
-Office
-Timing
-ITT questions
-Consumer Price Index [CPI]
-Television compared to office
-Haldeman's view
-Television
-Timing
-Number of appearances
-Radio
-Microphones

Ziegler left at 1:16 pm.

Julius Klein
-Note to Haldeman
-Contents
-Richard J. Daley
-The President’s busing speech

Drugs
-Talk with Ziegler
-National television broadcast
-Bill signing
-Laws
-Enforcement
	-More penalties
-Rehabilitation of addicts
-Legalization of marijuana
-Heroin
-Haldeman's view
	-“Fireside chat”
-Timing
-California
-Writer
-Patrick J. Buchanan
	-Outline from John D. Ehrlichman
-Pamphlet
-Ehrlichman
-Quote from the President
-Wording
-The President’s view
-Haldeman’s view
-Addicts
-Pushers
-Victims
-Commission
-Law enforcement
-Dr. Jerome H. Jaffe
	-Addicts
-Marijuana
-Heroin
-Lsyergic acid diethylamide [LSD]
-Children
-Example of mental illness
	-James A. Rhodes
	-Comments to the President in 1968
		-Funding for mental health centers
	-Blacks
	-Mental institutions
	-Psychiatry
	-The President’s view
-Supply
	-Efforts by Turkey
-Pushers
-Education of children
-Law enforcement
-Pushers
-Children 
-The President’s possible speech
	-Legalizing marijuana
-Weekly announcements
-Ehrlichman
-Administration accomplishments
-Unknown man [Egil (“Bud”) Krogh, Jr.?]
-Government agents
-Number
-Bureaucrats
-Instructions
-The President's trip to New York
-News coverage
-National networks
	-Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS]
-Local
-Airport
-Advantages of trips
-The President’s possible speech
-Live audience
-Radio message

Stockholm Conference [World Conference on the Human Environment]
-The President’s memorandum to William P. Rogers
-Delegation
-Russell E. Train
-Cabinet officers
-Rogers

Ambassadorships
-Flanigan
-Charge d’affairs
-West Germany
-Pakistan
-Joseph S. Farland
-Recommendation
		-Robert G. Neumann
			-Kissinger
		-Afghanistan
-Finland
-Arthur Brimmer
		-Jerome Holland
			-Sweden
-Wiley Buchanan
-Haldeman's talk with John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans
-Contributions
-Stans
-Kissinger and Rogers
-Emory C. Swank
	-Ceylon [Sri Lanka]
			-Charles S, Whitehouse
				-Vietnam
					-Ellsworth F. Bunker
-Cambodia
	-Adm. Horacio Rivero
-Spain
	-Emil (“Bus”) Mosbacher, Jr.
	-Rivero
-United Nations [UN]
-Ralph Bunche
-Richard F. Pederson
-William B. Buffum
	-Lebanon
-Daniel P. (“Pat”) Moynihan
-F. Bradford Morse
-Moynihan
	-Possible Ambassador to the UN
-Pederson
-Kissinger
-Rogers

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George Meany
-George P. Shultz
	-Previous breakfast meeting with the President
	-Augusta, Georgia
		-Mamie G.D. Eisenhower

Ziegler entered at 1:36 pm.

Economy
-Burns
-Ziegler's talks with Connally, Shultz and Herbert Stein
-Connally's suggestions
-Intermediate or long-term loans
	-Interest rates
	-Wage-Price Board
-Mortgage rates

Ziegler left at 1:37 pm.

Foreign policy
-Television broadcast with Kissinger
-Marvin L. Kalb and William Small
-Talk with Ziegler
-Length
-Time
-Date
-The People's Republic of China [PRC] trip
-Three cornered foreign policy
-Middle East
-Kalb
-Kissinger
-The President
-Backgrounder
-The President's instructions
-Possible appearances by Kissinger
	-Chicago
-Forthcoming Soviet trip
-The PRC trip
-Coverage of the PRC trip
-Kissinger
	-The President’s reelection
	-Schedule

The President's schedule
-The President's possible meeting with Frank Fitzsimmons
	-Meany
-Breakfast
-Wage Board
-Oval Office
-Charles W. Colson
-Meany
				-American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations [AFL-CIO]
-National Alliance of Businessmen
-Reception
-Jobs for veterans
-Gordon M. Metcalf
-Handshaking
-Jobs produced
-Blacks
-Veterans
-Dinner
-Board meeting
-Reception for regional chairmen
-Timing
-Metcalf
-Haldeman’s view
-Retail enterprise
-Public interest
-Donald McI. Kendall

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Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
-Gridiron dinner
	-The President’s view

The President’s forthcoming press conference
-Timing
-Television
-Use
-Lyndon B. Johnson

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	Polls
		-[Forename unknown] Denham
-The PRC trip
-Louis P. Harris
	-Percentages
-Denham
-George H. Gallup
-White House
-Harris
-Edmund S. Muskie
-Popularity

The President’s forthcoming press conference
-Timing
-Radio
-Television
-Timing

International Telephone and Telegraph [ITT] case
-Effect on polls
-Effect on American public opinion
-Ten percent
-Busing

[No conversation]

	Advisory committees
	-Kissinger
-State Department
-Usefulness
	-Raymond P. Shafer
	-Laurence S. Rockefeller

Haldeman's schedule
-John R. (“Tex”) McCrary
-Projects
-Pay
-Clients
-Memorandum to Haldeman

Russell A. Kirk
-Book, A Program for Conservatives
-Copies
-The Conservative Mind
-Liberal approach
-Ten copies
-Ehrlichman
-Raymond K. Price, Jr.

Drugs
-Heroin
-Maintenance
-Crime prevention
-Euthanasia
-Individuals viewpoint
-Jaffe
	-American Civil Liberties Union [ACLU]
		-Vietnam
		-Urinalysis
-Penalties
-Iran
	-Habeas corpus

	Book by Kirk
		-Connally
-Ehrlichman
-Connally
-Shultz
-Elliot L. Richardson
-Leonard Garment
-Price
-Garment
-Buchanan

The President's schedule
-Possible meeting with Kirk
-Meetings with Congressmen

White House church services
-Fred B. Rhodes
	-World Baptist Alliance
	-The President’s view
-Preachers

Arrival ceremonies
-Washington, DC
-Crowds 
-Compared to Los Angeles
-Compared to New York City
-Foreign guests
-Andrews Air Force Base
-Blacks
-Dwight D. Eisenhower
-The President’s experiences as Vice President
	-National Airport
	-Arrival of Winston S. Churchill
-Washington, DC streets
-National Airport

Drugs

Soviet Union trip
-Possible stop in Turkey
-Istanbul
-Kissinger
	-Iran
	-Istanbul
-Poland
-North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO] meeting

The President's forthcoming trip to Florida
-Meeting with Marshall Green
-Timing
	-Wage and price issue

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Drugs
-Poll
-Small sample
-Death penalty for traffickers
	-Heroin
	-Drug addiction
-Interstate law
-Compared to Charles A. Lindbergh law
	-Kidnapping
-American public opinion
-Congress
-Supreme Court
	-California
-Life imprisonment without parole
-Ehrlichman
-Death penalty compared to life imprisonment
-Bureaucrats
-Credit
-Offices
-Departments

Prices's schedule

George H.W. Bush
-Forthcoming speeches
-Talking points
	-Cabinet
	-UN
	-The President’s foreign policy leadership
	-World reaction to the PRC trip

The PRC trip
-Possible public talks
-Ziegler
-Haldeman
-Dwight L. Chapin
-Importance
-Kissinger's possible television appearance
	-Kalb
-John A. Scali
-Speech
-Luncheon
-Contents
-Testimonial for the President
-Kissinger
-Herbert G. Klein
-Detroit
-Talk show
-Chapin
	-Chou En-lai quote

The President’s schedule
	-General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament
-Gerard C. Smith
-Manea Manescu
-Shafer
-Beginning of administration
-Meetings
-Times

Haldeman left at 2:15 pm.

Conversation No. 690-12

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 2:15 pm and 3:03 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

Message

Bull left at an unknown time before 3:03 pm.

Conversation No. 690-13

Date:  March 21, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 2:15 pm and 3:03 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with an unknown person.

The President's schedule [?]

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 3:03 pm.