Conversation No. 702-1

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 2:47 pm and 2:55 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

The President's meeting with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman
-Lunch

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

	Conversation No. 702-2

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 2:47 pm and 3:11 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman.

National Catholic Education Association [NCEA] speech, April 6, 1972
-Draft
-Report
-Revisions
-Charles W. Colson's review
-John B. Connally
-Delivery
-Connally's view
-John D. Ehrlichman's view
-Elliot L. Richardson's view
-Drafting
-Patrick J. Buchanan
-John K. Andrews, Jr.
-Points covered
-Education
-Catholic schools
-Length
-Points covered
-Busing
-Problems of non-public education
-Busing
-Equal Education Opportunity Act
-Catholic schools
-Buchanan
-Service to poor
-Busing
-Impact on poor
-Catholic schools
-Service to poor

Ronald L. Ziegler entered at 2:55 pm.

Vietnam
-Ziegler's statement
-Sense of crisis
-Meeting with Melvin R. Laird
-Issuance
-Laird's press conference
-Weather break
				-Bombing
-Timing
-Scheduling
-William P. Rogers's trip
-Scheduling
-Time and day
-Diplomatic case
-North Vietnamese invasion
-Defense Department and Robert J. McCloskey briefings
-Conventional nature of war
-Sophisticated weapons and tactics
					-Surface to Air missiles [SAMs]
					-Demilitarized Zone [DMZ]
-North Vietnamese offensive
-Press reports
-Soviet supplies
-The President’s forthcoming trip to the Soviet Union
-Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
-Air strikes
-Weather
-Tanks
-US actions
-Ziegler's comments on military operations
-Ship movements
-Limitations
-B-52s
-Presidential decisions
	-Study of situation
-Invasion

Ziegler left at 3:00 pm.

Education
-Speech to NCEA

The President's schedule
-Meeting with William J. Porter
-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
-Time
-Day

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Drugs
-Speech for the President
-Length
-Raymond K. Price, Jr.

Radio talk on drugs
-Length
-Haldeman's view
-Content
-Draft
-Revisions
-Price
-Distribution
-Heroin hotline
-Advertising Council
				-Informants
					-Pushers
-News value
-Announcement
	-Timing
				-News magazines
-Phone calls
-Number
-Television news coverage
-Scheduling
-Heroin hotline
-Announcement
-News value
-Scheduling
-Maximum audience
-Sunday
-Benefits
-Announcement
-News magazines
-Television news

Books
-Sale of The President’s Trip to China
-White House involvement
				-Herbert G. Klein
				-Republican National Convention
-Facilities
-Bulk sale
-Convention
-Robert H. Abplanalp's idea
-Businessmen
					-John A. Mulcahy
-James Keogh's book
-Colleges and universities
-Jews
-Book company
-Investment
-Sellers
-Jews
	-Jack Drown
-Encouragement
-White House staff
-Bulk sales
-College and university distribution

Soviet Union trip
-Book
-Klein
-Press
-Invitations
				-Compared to the President’s trip to the People’s Republic of China [PRC]
-Klein
-Ziegler
-Administration's friends
-The President's enemies
-Ziegler's concern
-Networks
-Wire services
-New York Times, Washington Post and Los Angeles Times
-Friends
-Nashville Banner, St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Dallas Herald
-Nicholas P. Thimmesch
-Clark R. Mollenhoff
-Peter M. Flanigan
-Ziegler
-Guest list for trip
-Guidelines
	-Boston Globe

White House staff
-Handling of press
-Easter event
-Ziegler
-White House aides
-Military personnel
-Craig S. Campbell
-Coast Guardsman [Alexander R. Larzelere]
-John V. Brennan
-Vernon C. Coffey
-Campbell
-Camp David
-Selection
-Campbell
-Compared to Larzelere
-Brennan
-Coffey
-Handling of arrangements
-Dwight L. Chapin and Stephen B. Bull
-Problems
-Easter event
-Replacements
-Recruitment
-Bull
-Back-up support
-White House aides
-Rosselier [sp?], Campbell
-Assignments

Education
-Speech to NCEA
-Draft

Haldeman talked with an unknown person at an unknown time between 3:00 pm and 3:11 pm.

	[Conversation No. 702-2A]

	NCEA speech

	The President's schedule
		-Mitchell

	[End of telephone conversation]

The President's schedule
-Haldeman's meeting with Mitchell
-Possible meeting with the President
-Time

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

	Conversation No. 702-3

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  3:11 pm - 3:12 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield.

Lyndon B. Johnson
-Trip to Washington, DC
-Accommodations
-Madison Hotel
-Blair House

Butterfield left at 3:12 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-4

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 3:12 pm and 3:45 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with an unknown man [John K. Anrews, Jr. ?].

Speech
-National Catholic Education Association [NCEA]

The unknown man [Andrews?]left at an unknown time before 3:20 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-5

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 3:12 pm and 3:45 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

Meeting with Henry A. Kissinger

Bull left at 3:23 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-6

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 3:12 pm and 3:45 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Alexander P. Butterfield.

Henry A. Kissinger
-Location

Butterfield left at 3:26 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-7

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  3:45 pm - 5:06 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Henry A. Kissinger.

Vietnam
-Air srikes
-Marine panes
-Maneuvers
-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
-Quality
-Close air support
					-Air Force
-Accuracy
-Ceiling
-North Vietnamese offensive
-Troop withdrawals
-Impact
-Figures
-Public relations
-Cuts
-US measures
-Nelson A. Rockefeller
-Haiphong
-Support for blockade
-Weather
-Clearance
-US measures
-Haig
-Proposals
-White House
-Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, Jr.
-Personnel bombs
-Air strikes
-Targets
-South Vietnamese strategy
-News summary
-Quang Tri
-Retreat
-Value
-Russians, Germans, French
-[Napoleon, King of France]Napoleon [Bonaparte]
-Strategy
-Battle of the nations
							-Cavalry
-Defeat of allies
							-Austrians, Prussians, English
-Waterloo
-Mistakes
-Football
-Value
-Counterattacks
-B3 Area
-Demilitarized Zone [DMZ]
				-Eighteenth parallel
-William P. Rogers
-Press conference
-State Department
-South Vietnam
-Control of population
-Amount
-Public opinion
-Rockefeller's opinion
-Support for the President
-North Vietnamese offensive
-Stakes for US
-Conduct of foreign policy
-Edmund S. Muskie's and George S. Mcgovern's charges
-Hubert H. Humphrey
-Consequences of defeat
-Countermeasures
-Initiative from White House
-Pentagon
-Inaction
						-Tet offensive
-Surface to Air Missiles [SAMs]
-Sorties
-Air strikes
-South Vietnam
-Government
-Problem areas
-Joseph Alsop's comments about North Vietnamese Army
-Countermeasures
-Soviets
-Haiphong
-Bombing
-Extent
						-Docks
						-Ships
-Mining
-Problems
-Types
-Bombing
-Eighteenth parallel
					-Bombing in the North
-Soviets
-Reconnaissance
-Haiphong
-Bombing
-North Vietnamese offensive
-DMZ
				-Crossing violation
-US response
-Bombing in the North
-Intensity
-Haiphong
-Docks
-Domestic Reaction
-People's Republic of China [PRC] and Soviet Union Reactions
-Ships in harbor
-Preparation for assault
					-State Department
-US measures
-Spokesmen for the President
-Melvin R. Laird
-Rogers
-Announcements
-Bangladesh
-Rogers
-Retention in office
	-Timing

1972 campaign
-Rogers
-Role
-Laird
-Speeches

Vietnam
-Rogers
-Moscow summit
-Trip to Europe
-News reports
-Moscow summit
	-Poland
-North Vietnamese offensive
-US responses
-PRC and Soviet Union Reactions
-Meeting in Paris
-US refusal

US foreign policy
-Kissinger's theoretical memoirs
-Major decisions
-Cambodia invasion
-Nuclear war
-April 1972 offensive
-Relation to election
					-North Vietnam
		-Chou En-Lai's advice

Vietnam
-North Vietnamese offensive
-B-52 strikes
-DMZ
-Orders
-Preparations
-SAMs
-Targets
					-Vinh
-Opportunities
-Significance
-US bombing
-Justification
-North Vietnamese mistakes
-Kontum
				-DMZ
-North Vietnamese intentions
-Alsop's analysis
-John Vann
-North Vietnamese demoralization

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The President's National Catholic Educational Association [NCEA] speech
-Quote
-H[erbert] G. Wells
-Educated elite
-Bellicosity

Vietnam
-Weather
-Clearance
-Air strikes
-North of the DMZ
-Intensity
-Target areas
-Weather
-Report

Alexander P. Butterfield entered at an unknown time after 3:45 pm.

The President's schedule

Butterfield left at an unknown time before 4:13 pm.

Vietnam
-Weather
-Report
-Source
-Abrams
-Conversation with Adm.Thomas H. Moorer
-Caution
-Replacement
-Health
-Air strikes
-Proposals
-Moorer
-Richard M. Helms
					-Mining

John N. Mitchell and H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered at 4:13 pm.

Greetings

Kissinger's travels
		-Soviet Union
		-Mexico

[David] Kenneth Rush

Butterfield entered at 4:13 pm.

John D. Ehrlichman
-Delivery of unknown article

Butterfield left at 4:13 pm.

Laird
-Rush
	-David Packard

Mitchell's schedule

Kissinger left at 4:13 pm.

-International Telephone and Telegraph [ITT]
-Key Biscayne
	-Swimming Pool
				-Charles G. (”Bebe”) Rebozo
-White House Staff
-Campaign
-Golf
-Fishing
-Boating
-Dinner

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Manolo Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 4:13 pm.

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 4:50 pm.

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Vietnam
-Weather
-Bombing
-Problems
-Air Force
-World War II bombing runs
-Bad weather
-Navy pilots
-Favorable conditions
-Bravery of pilots
				-Prisoners of War [POWs]

ITT case
-1972 campaign
-Disposal of case
-Issue in election
-Republican boycott of investigative committees
-Charge of harassment
-Confusion of issue
				-Newspaper reporting

Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 4:13 pm.

-Mitchell

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 4:50 pm.

-Vance Hartke

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-Media representation
-Conflicts with other Democrats
-Susan Lichtman
-Press conference
-Location
-Law office
-Link to Democrats
-News reports
-Harold S. Geneen

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-ITT case
-Admission of guilt

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-San Diego
-ITT contribution
-Amount
-Herman [first name or surname unknown]

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Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 4:13 pm.

Bull left at an unknown time before 4:50 pm.

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Charles Lucet and Kissinger entered at 4:50 pm. The White House photographer was present at the beginning of the meeting.

Greetings

Ambassadors
-Lucet's departure

Mitchell and Haldeman left at 4:50 pm.

Photographs
-Arrangements

Ambassadors
-Lucet
-Stay in US
-New post
-Italy
-Importance
-Number of political parties

Italy
-Proliferation of parties
-The President's 1969 trip
-Compared with France
				-Constitution
					-Gen. Charles A. J. M. DeGaulle
-Current political issues
			-Need for a strong President
-Manlio Brosio
-Political Parties
-Brosio
-Giuseppe Saragat
-Lucet's new position
-Unknown Italian Prime Minister
-Rome
			-Beauty

US-France relations
-Assessment
-Stabilization
-De Gaulle
-Georges J. R. Pompidou
-Relations with US
-De Gaulle
-Meeting with the President in 1969
				-Intended trip to the US
-Funeral
-The President's attendance
-Cathedral
-Impressions
		-The President's trip to France

	The President’s schedule
		-Trip to the People’s Republic of China [PRC]
		-Forthcoming trip to the Soviet Union

Vietnam
-US actions

US foreign policy
-Soviet trip
-Opportunities for negotiations
-Rogers’s trip
				-Europe
-Preparations
			-Rogers’s trip
				-Brussels
-Kissinger's trips
-Japan
-Rome
-Visit with Giovanni Battista Motini [Pope Paul VI]
-US and French cooperation

World War I
-Sacrifices
-France
-Germany
-Great Britain
-Issues
-Absence
-Alsace-Lorraine
-Guns Of August
-Mobilization
-Serbia
-Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
-Initial reactions
-Austrian ultimatums

Ambassadors
-Cooperation between Lucet and Graham Martin
-Italy
-Current situation
					-Lack of leadership
					-Possible coup

Presidential gifts
-Ash trays
-Presidential seal
-Photographs

The President’s forthcoming trip to the Soviet Union
		-Teheran
		-Europe
		-Rogers's trip
-North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]
-Invitations to the President

Lucet and Kissinger left at 5:06 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-8

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 5:06 pm and 5:08 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

The President's schedule
-Meeting
			-Possible interruption
		-Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon
		-Location

Butterfield left at an unknown time before 5:08 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-9

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  5:08 pm - 6:01 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Russell A. Kirk; Alexander P. Butterfield and the White House photographer were present at the beginning of the meeting.

Introduction and greetings

[Photograph session]
-Arrangements
		-Oliver F. (“Ollie”) Atkins
			-Saturday Evening Post

Seating

Kirk's residence
-New York
-Last meeting with the President

Manolo Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 5:08 pm.

Refreshment

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 5:57 pm.

Meeting
-Purpose
-Discussion of Kirk's book, A Program for Conservatives

Kirk's book
-distribution
-Relevance
-Date of writing
-1950's
				-Dwight D. Eisenhower administration
				-Korean War
				-Recession
				-Republican Congress
-Predictions of problems
-Education

Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 5:08 pm.

Refreshment

Kirk's career
-Journalism
-Conservative views

Sanchez left at an unknown time before 5:57 pm.

Education
-Conservative critique
-Trend away from excellence
-Busing
-New policies
			-Compensatory education
				-George P. Shultz
				-Elliot L. Richardson
-Future in US education
-Campus unrest
			-Tricia Nixon Cox
				-Edward R. F. Cox

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	-Students for a Democratic Society [SDS]
	-Convention
	-Handling of various issues
						-Racism, Vietnam, environment
-Current problems
-Vocational education
-Increased interest
-Liberal education
-Overemphasis
-Vocational education
-Necessity
-Danger of overemphasis
-National Education Association [NEA]
-Establishment views
-Dependence on money
-School principals
-Moderate views
-Search for alternatives
-Vocational training
-Increased opportunities
-Current programs
-Failures
-Vietnam protests
-Military draft
	-Guilt complex
			`	-World War II
-Higher education
-Hard sciences
-Associate and assistant professors
-Greed
-Radicalism
-Emotionalism
-Improvements
-Undergraduates
-Faculties
-Power hunger
			-Impersonality of large universities
	-Undergraduates
				-University of California at Berkeley
				-New York
				-Ohio State University
-Young instructors
-Insecurity
-Large universities
-Michigan State University
-Conservatism
-Radicalization
					-Dormitory life

Future of US
-Vietnam, People’s Republic of China [PRC], Soviet Union
-Escalating demands
-Labor leaders, Frank E. Fitzsimmons, George Meany and Peter J. Brennan
-Support for national defense and morality
-Law and order
				-James R. (“Jimmy”) Hoffa
-Business leaders
-Weaknesses
-Lack of character
-Events since 1954
-Great Society
-Civil rights movement
-Mishandling of race relations
-Daniel P. Moynihan
-Washington DC illegitimacy rate
-New York City
-Patriotism and idealism
-The President’s November 3, 1969 speech
			-March on White House
-Cambodia
-Demonstrations
-Lack of support from media, intellectuals and businessmen
-Labor leaders
-Religious leaders
-Conservative Catholics
-Liberalism
-Catholics compared to protestants
-Fundamentalists
-Character
					-Norman Vincent Peale
					-William F. (“Billy”) Graham
					-Southern Baptists
-Leader class
-Weakness
-People of US
-Support for national honor
				-Heartland
-Leader class
-Weakness
				-Businessmen, educators, opinion leaders, politicians
-Congress
-Decline
-Strength
-Southern conservatives
-Richard B. Russell and John C. Stennis
-Decline of family
-Reasons
-T. S. Eliot
-[Frank Nixon]
-Church
-Schools
-Education
-Decline
-Money
-Culture
-Influence of television
-Television
-Impact on children

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-PRC trip, moonshots, sports
			-Compared to newspapers
-Poor quality of programs
-Changes

Education
-Non-public schools
-Tax relief
-The President's forthcoming speech in
 Philadelphia
-Future
-Kirk's children
-School
-Influence of television

Future of US
-Moral leadership of president
-Impact
-Theodore Roosevelt
-Influence of television and media
-Decadence
-The President’s speech in Kansas City
-Extent
-Reversal
			-Cycles
				-Byzantine Empire
-Family assistance
			-Work requirement
-Integration
-Forced integration
-Community decision
-Urban renewal
-Problems
-Martin C. Anderson

Environmental issues
-Importance
-Costs of clean-up
-Utilities
-Public support

Future of US
-Leader class
-Decline
-Businessmen
-Main Street leaders
-Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
-Strength
-Lack of belief
-Lack of imagination
-Andrew Salvatore [sp?]
-Foundations
-Subversion of establishment
-Ford Foundation
-Kirk's early career
-Original purpose
-Decline of nations
-The masses
-Children
-Radicalism
-Decadence
-Replacement
-Ethnics
-Revitalization
-Compared with European nations
-Decline
-Reversal
-Parochial schools
-Lack of will

Social systems of the world
-Observations
-Soviet Union, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Poland, East Germany and PRC

Other nations
-PRC, Soviet Union, West Germany and Japan
-Contrast with US
-Leader class
-Willingness to sacrifice
-Sense of destiny

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Kirk's columns
	A Program for Conservatives
		-The President’s reading
		-The Commonweal

Literature
-Daniel P. (“Pat”) Moynihan and Henry A. Kissinger
-Kirk's favorite book
-Eliot's Notes Towards the Definition of Culture
			-Patrick J. Buchanan

Kirk's wife [Annette Y. (Courtemanche) Kirk]
-Meeting with the President
-Home state

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 5:08 pm.

Ronald L. Ziegler

	Annette Kirk

Bull left at an unknown time before 5:57 pm.

Presidential gifts
-Cuff links
-Gold button

Rose Garden
-Flowers
-Blossoming
-Weather

AnnetteKirk entered at 5:57 pm. Bull and the White House photographer were present at the beginning of the meeting.

Photographs

The Kirks' first meeting

Presidential gifts
-Compact and ash tray

Annette Kirk
-Political activities
-College
-Political activities
-Religion
			-Russell Kirk
		-Liberals

Presidential gifts
-Ash tray
-Presidential seal
-Compact

The Kirks' children

A Program for Conservatives
The President’s reading habits
	-TV
-Eliot
-Annette Kirk's review of proofs

Annette Kirk
-College career
-Columbia University
				-Linguistics

	Education courses

Eliot

The Kirks' children
-Greetings

The Kirks left at 6:01 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-10

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  6:01 pm - 6:18 pm
Location:  Oval Office

The President met with Ronald L. Ziegler.

The President's meeting with Russell A. Kirk
		-Book

Vietnam
-Weather
-Reports
-Air strikes
-Initiation
-Effectiveness
-Public support
-North Vietnamese offensive
-Demilitarized Zone [DMZ] crossing

H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered at 6:03 pm.

-Washington Star headlines
-Offensive
-Wire service leaks
				-Department of Defense
				-Department of State
				-White House
-Violation of 1954 and 1968 agreements
-Uniqueness
-Public relations efforts

Ziegler left at 6:03 pm.

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-ITT [International Telephone and Telegraph]
-Money

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Speeches
-Henry A. Kissinger invitation
-Frank Stanton
-Station owners
-Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS] affiliates
-Program rights
						-Local news
-Editorials
-Support for the President
-Approval

Mitchell
-Control of campaign
-ITT case
-Diversion

1972 campaign
-Finances
-Mitchell's concerns
-Congressional guidelines
-John W. Gardner
-List of contributors
-Release
-Mailings
-Handling
-List of contributors
-Release
-The President's posture
-Major issues
-Vietnam

Vietnam
-Kissinger
-Negotiations
-Bombing
-Stakes of war
-Consequences of defeat
-Viability of US foreign policy
					-Credibility

Education
-Forthcoming speech to the National Catholic Education Association [NCEA]
	-Speech draft
-John D. Ehrlichman
-Delivery to the President
-The President's review
					-Executive Office Building [EOB]
-Contents
-John Cardinal Krol
-Conversation with Charles W. Colson

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	ITT case
		-Haldeman’s discussion with Mitchell

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The President's schedule
-Trip to Philadelphia
-Krol
-Reception

The President and Haldeman left at 6:18 pm.

	Conversation No. 702-11

Date:  April 4, 1972
Time:  Unknown between 6:18 pm and 8:13 pm
Location:  Oval Office

Unknown persons [Secret Service agents] met.

[Unintelligible]

The unknown agents left at an unknown time before 8:13 pm.