Date: November 1, 1972

Time: 10:04 am – 10:43 am

Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with Raymond K. Price, Jr.

Greetings

The President’s schedule

-Request for Price to wait

-Completion of work

[Pause]

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1972 campaign

-The President’s speeches

-Busing

-Television [TV]

-Vermont Royster

-Concern

-Need for major speeches

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1972 campaign

-Hecklers

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-George S. McGovern

-Compared to Britain

-Shouting questions at rostrum

-Tone

-Organized attempts to shout speakers down

-The President’s appearance at Westchester – Nassau rally, October 23, 1972

-Speech

-Reasons for not delivering

-Microphones

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-Rallies

-Disadvantages

-Agnew

-Size of crowds

-McCormick Place

-Astrodome

-Radio speeches

-Advantages

-Larger audience

-Live speeches

-Economics, love, war

-Disadvantages

-Impersonality

-Importance

-Rally

-Obsolescence

-Selective audiences

-Opinion-makers

-College campuses

-Hecklers

-McGovern

-Radio speeches

-Format characterized

-Record of administration

-Hecklers

-Objections

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-1968 campaign

-Press reports

-Press

-The President’s record

-Mass transit

-Presidential speeches

-Quality

-Media coverage

-Philosophy

-Style

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The President’s forthcoming radio and television speech, “Look to the Future”

-Length

-Henry A. Kissinger’s memorandum

-Vietnam War

-Introduction

-Revisions

-Peace with honor

-Compared to peace with surrender

-Public support

-1972 election

-World leaders

-Kremlin, Peking, Hanoi

-Settlement agreement

-1972 election

-Deadline

-Concessions

-Conditions

-Prisoners of War [POWs]

-Cease-fire

-South Vietnam self-determination

-Imposition of communist or coalition government

-Status

-Remaining problems

-Details

-Importance

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-1968 Bombing halt

-Collapse of settlement

-Permanence

-Peace

-Compared to armistice

-1972 election

-Deadline

-Permanence

-Peace

-Compared to armistice

-Progress

-Timing

-December 1, 1972

-Public expectations

-Prospects for success

-Peace with honor

-Remaining problems

-Continuation of war

-Request for public support

-Peace with honor

-Compared to peace with surrender

-1972 election

-Deadline

-World leaders

-Hanoi

-Revisions

-World politics

-Kissinger

-Memorandum

-Importance

-Settlement agreement

-Nguyen Van Thieu

-Reassurance

-Domestic politics

-Settlement agreement

-Settlement agreement

-Timing

-1972 election

-Progress

-Details

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-Importance

-Temporary peace

-Laotian settlement of 1962

-1968 bombing halt

-1972 election

-World leaders

-Hanoi

-Saigon

-Permanence

-Fairness

-Imposition of communist or coalition government on South

Vietnam

-South Vietnam self-determination

-Peace with honor

-Compared to peace with surrender

-US public support

-Revisions by Price

-Vietnam War

-Appeal for public support

-Price’s forthcoming conversation with Charles W. Colson

-Albert E. Sindlinger

-Louis P. Harris

-1972 election

-Emphasis

-Six states

-Negotiations

-Status

-Inflation

-Soviet Union

-Effect

-Inflation

-Ending

-Number of words

-Vietnam War

-Revisions by the President

-Delivery of draft

-Timing

-The President’s forthcoming meeting with John Cardinal Krol

-Price’s forthcoming meeting with Kissinger

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Radio address on foreign policy, November 4, 1972

-The President’s schedule

-The President’s forthcoming speech, “Look to the Future”

-Delivery

-Timing

Radio address, “The Brightest of an American Child,” November 5, 1972

-John D. Ehrlichman

-Goals

-Ehrlichman’s materials

-Wrap-up

-Delivery

-Timing

-Ziegler’s view

-November 4, 1972 radio

-November 5, 1972 newspapers

Radio address on foreign policy

-Timing

-Health policy

-November 3, 1972

-The President’s previous statements on foreign policy

-Health policy

-The President’s schedule

-Campaign tour

Domestic policy statements

-Health policy

-November 3, 1972

-Substance

-Style

-Importance

-Environment

-John C. Whitaker

-Foreign policy

-Kissinger

-Health policy

-Story

-November 3, 1972

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Radio address on foreign policy

-The President’s previous statements on foreign policy

-PRC, Soviet Union

-Originality

-North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]

-Draft completion

-Choice

The President’s schedule

-Meeting with Price

-The President’s forthcoming speech, “Look to the Future”

-Delivery

-Preparation

-White House library

-Reading

-Radio address on foreign policy

-Timing

-November 5 and 6, 1972

-California

-Price’s schedule

-Secretary

Price left at 10:43 am.