Date: December 18, 1972
Time: 2:45 pm 5:50 pm
Location: Executive Office Building
The President met with Charles W. Colson.
Media relations
-Colson’s lunch with William S. Paley
-Herbert G. Klein
-Job offer to Colson
-Law practice
-White House
-Berrington brothers
-Paley’s relationship with the President
-1960 campaign
-Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS] news
-Klein
-National Broadcasting Company [NBC]
-John Chancellor
-American Broadcasting Company [ABC]
-John A. Scali
-Chancellor
-Voice of America
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Edward R. Murrow
-Voice of America
-Colson’s trips to New York
-The President’s view
-1960 campaign
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(rev. May-08)
-Robert H. Finch
-Dwight D. Eisenhower
-Paley’s [?] interest in ambassadorship to France
-Paley’s view of the President
-Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
-Watergate report
-Stations
-Duration
-Walter L. Cronkite, Jr.
-Edward M. Kennedy
-Berrington brothers
-Klein
Second term reorganization
-Klein
-Value
-Departure
-Timing
-Age
-Conversation with Colson
-Departure
-Scali
-Press relations
-Press relations
-Anne L. Armstrong
-Counselor to the President
-Importance
-Daniel P. (“Pat”) Moynihan
-Bryce N. Harlow
-Finch
-Donald H. Rumsfeld
-Arthur F. Burns
-Value
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1972 election
-Time magazine
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
Tape Subject Log
(rev. May-08)
-Final results
-Richard M. Scammon
-Christopher S. (“Kat”) Bond
-Missouri
-Analysis
-Secretary of the Senate
-Statistics
-Arizona
-Alabama
-New York
-Pennsylvania
-Kansas
-George S. McGovern
-Missouri
-Arch A. Moore, Jr.
-Black lung bill
-Compared to 1964 election
-Johnson
-Compared to 1936 election
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
-Scammon
-Alabama
-Inaccurate count
-Missouri
-Roosevelt
-Certification
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-George Meany
Vietnam War
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-Timing
-Labor relations
-Media relations
-Henry A. Kissinger
-Ronald L. Ziegler’s press conference
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
Tape Subject Log
(rev. May-08)
-Public relations [PR]
-Colson’s view
-B-52s
-Hanoi, Haiphong
-Stock market
-Congressional relations
-Thomas F. Eagleton
-Mining
-George S. McGovern’s statement
-1972 election
-Kissinger’s “Peace is at hand” statement, October 26, 1972
-The President’s conversation with Colson
-Settlement agreement
-PR
-Christmas
-Albert E. Sindlginer
-Economy
-B-52s
-Losses
-Air warfare
-Compared to ground warfare
-Volunteerism
-Media relations
-Television [TV]
-Duration
Colson’s health
-Finger injury
-Explanation
-Christmas tree trimming
The President’s health
-Foot injury
-Timing
Colson’s health
Press relations
-Reception
-“Tony” story
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-International Brotherhood of Teamsters
-Children
-Support for the President
-Colson’s schedule
-Visit with Frank E. Fitzsimmons
-Fitzsimmons’s children
-Gonzaga University
-Society pages
-Washington, DC
-Wires
-Helen Thomas
-Reception
-1973 Inauguration
-Invitees
-Kenneth W. Clawson
-Patrick J. Buchanan
-Richard A. Moore
-Analogy to Andrew Jackson
-1972 campaign
-George S. McGovern
-Fundraising
-Buchanan
Vietnam War
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-McGovern’s reaction
-Constituency
-PR
-Sindlinger
-“Doves”
-The President’s possible TV appearance
-Henry A. Kissinger
-Effect
-Press relations
-“Doves” and “Hawks”
-Negotiations
-North Vietnam
The President talked with Marjorie P. Acker at an unknown time between 2:45 pm and 3:23 pm.
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(rev. May-08)
[Conversation No. 381-21A]
Request
-Rose Mary Woods
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Vietnam War
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-PR
-Sindlinger
-Timing
-Timing
-Kissinger press conference
-Colson’s reading
-Colson’s view
-Ronald L. Ziegler’s press conference
The President’s schedule
-Kissinger
-Colson
The President left and entered at an unknown time before 3:23 pm.
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(rev. May-08)
[Begin segment reviewed under deed of gift]
1972 election final results
-Landslide victory
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Percentage of votes
-Scammon
-Admirer
-Reaction
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Vietnam War
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-Congressional relations
-McGovern’s statement
-Eagleton’s statement
-Jacob K. Javits
-Caution
-PR
-1972 campaign
-Press relations
-Nicholas P. Thimmesch article
-Kissinger’s reaction
-Kissinger’s conversation with Thimmesch
-The President
-Kissinger’s conversation with Thimmesch
-News magazines
-Negotiations
-Newsweek
-Photographs of Kissinger
-“Peace is at hand”
-Tone
-Negotiations
-Kissinger’s “Peace is at hand” statement
-Colson’s experience as a lawyer
White House staff
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-Egil (“Bud”) Krogh, Jr.
-Performance
-Alexander M Haig, Jr.
Vietnam negotiations
-Haig
-Nguyen Van Thieu
-Kissinger’s press conference
-Ziegler’s press conference
-North and South Vietnam’s positions
-Ziegler’s press conference
Kissinger and H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman entered at 3:23 pm.
Colson’s assignments
-Request by Kissinger
-Harvard University
-Dirty tricks
-Labor relations
Vietnam War
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-McGovern’s statement
-1972 campaign
-“Peace is at hand”
-Criticism
-1972 campaign
-Senate “doves”
-National Security Council [NSC]
-Haldeman’s view
Colson’s assignments
-Dirty tricks
Colson left at 3:26 pm.
Vietnam War
-Negotiations
-Technical experts meeting
-Xuan Thuy
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-William J. Porter
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-PR
-Unknown person
-The President’s conversation with Haldeman
-Kissinger’s schedule
-The President’s schedule
-Florida
-Timing
-Kissinger’s schedule
-Timing
-Christmas
-Colson’s view
-Haig’s and Kissinger’s schedules
-Florida
-Helicopter
-Kissinger’s schedule
-California
-Palm Springs
-Haig’s schedule
-Populated areas
-Hanoi
-French embassy
-B-52s
-Losses
-Number
-Maneuverability
-Compared to fighters
-Targets
-Surface to air missiles [SAM] II
-Hanoi
-Weather
-F-111
-Loss
-Gen. John W. Vogt, Jr.
-Losses
-Administration reaction
-White House
-Melvin R. Laird
-Kissinger’s conversations
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-William P. Rogers
-Notification
-Compared to Cambodia invasion
-Haig
-Adm. Thomas H. Moorer
-Duration
-Air Force
-Christmas
-Pause
-B-52s
-Losses
-Hanoi
-North Vietnam
-Weather
-Sorties
-Targets
-SAMs
-Waves
-Losses
-Alternatives
-Moorer
-Ideas
-North Vietnam
-Timing
-1972 election
-Negotiations
-North Vietnam
-Proprietary
-Timing
-Negotiations
-Delays
-Kissinger’s possible message
-Congressional relations
-The President’s reputation
-Winston S. Churchill quotation
-Battle of the Marne
-Audacity and caution
-Reactions
-Press relations
-Cambodia
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(rev. May-08)
-Government bureaucracy
-Press relatiosn
-B-52s
-Losses
-PR
-B-52s
-Losses
-Compared to helicopters
-B-52s
-Losses
-PR
-Hanoi
-Communist propaganda
-Civilian casualties
-North Vietnam
-Breakdown in negotiations
-Compared to impasse
-Confusion
-Press relations
-PR
-PR
-Telegrams to Kissinger
-Tone
-“Hawks”
-Negotiations
-The President’s letter to Thieu
-Possible leak
-Settlement agreement
-October 1972
-Demilitarized Zone [DMZ]
-17 Parallel
th
-Geneva Agreement
-Thieu’s position
-Effect
-Thieu’s position
-November 1972
-North Vietnam
-DMZ
-Lyndon B. Johnson
-Bombing halt
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-October Agreement
-Press relations
-Coalition government
-Kissinger’s trip to Saigon
-Thieu
-Retention
-US military and economic aid
-Possible effect
-US-South Vietnam relations
-Thieu’s reaction
-Coalition government
-Thieu
-Retention
-US economic aid
-Prisoners of War [POWs]
-May 8, 1972 terms
-US-South Vietnam relations
-Guarantees
-Thieu’s reaction
Shanghai Communique
-US-People’s Republic of China [PRC] relations
-Effort
-Hangechow
-Drafts
-Treaties
Vietnam negotiations
-Settlement agreement
-Bilateral deal
-Effect
-South Vietnam
-US economic and military aid
-US reaction
-North Vietnam
-Resumption of talks
-South Vietnam
-May 31, 1971 proposal
-Thieu
-Timing
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(rev. May-08)
-January 2-3, 1973
-Congressional relations
-Resumption
-North Vietnam
-US options
-Thieu
-Haig’s possible report
-Possible TV speech by the President
-Settlement agreement
-New offer
-Media relations
-The President’s accomplishments
-Trips to the People’s Republic of China [PRC] and Soviet Union
-1972 election
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-Delays
-PR
-Opposition and support for the President’s policies
-Harvard University telephone call to Kissinger
-Breakdown
-Cambodia
-Record
-1972 election
-North Vietnam
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-Duration
-Hanoi
-Settlement agreement
-Cessation
-US-South Vietnam relations
-Press relations
-Washington Star article
-North Vietnam’s announcement
-Timing
-US military and diplomatic action
-Haig’s trip to Saigon
-Agnew
-Agnew’s possible trip to Saigon
-The President’s meeting with Agnew and Kissinger
-Agnew’s comments
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(rev. May-08)
-Thieu
-Congressional relations
-US funding for South Vietnam
-Lack of perception
-Thieu, North Vietnam
-Advisability
-Settlement agreement
-US-South Vietnam relations
-World War II allied correspondence
-Churchill-Josef V. Stalin
-Roosevelt-Stalin
-The President’s schedule
-Possible meeting with Thieu
-Midway
-San Clemente
-Timing
-Christmas
Second term reorganization
-Ambassadorships
-South Vietnam
-Change
-Timing
-January 1973
-Graham A. Martin
-Cable to Kissinger
-William B. Macomber, Jr.
-John A. Volpe
-Italy
-State Department
-Rogers
-Timing
-Ellsworth F. Bunker
-Volpe
-Italy
-Recess appointment
-France
-Pakistan
-India
-Daniel P. (“Pat”) Moynihan
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(rev. May-08)
-Importance
-Joseph J. Sisco
-Philippines
-William H. Sullivan
-Marshall Green
-Indonesia
-Green
-Businessman
-Green
-Military
-Age
-Career ambassadors
-Foreign service
-Val Peterson
-Adolph W. Schmidt
-Departure
-Walter H. Annenberg
-Retention
-Martin
-Jacob A. Beam
-Ridgway B. Knight
-Leonard J. Saccio
-Columbia
-Clinton E. Knox
-Haiti
-Walter P. McConaughy
-Walworth Barbour
-Departure
-Henry J. Tasca
-Indonesia
-Tasca
-South Korea
-Aid
-Greece
-Turkey
-Macomber
-Indonesia
-Tasca
-Compared to businessman
-Qualifications
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(rev. May-08)
-Economy
-Commerce
Kissinger’s schedule
-Washington Special Actions Group [WSAG] meeting
-Lyndon Johnson [?]
-Forthcoming dinner
-Unknown woman
Vietnam War
-US bombing north of 20 Parallel
th
-Adm. Thomas H. Moorer
-Meeting with the President, December 7, 1972
-Strategy
-Haig
Kissinger left at 4:13 pm.
The President’s schedule
-John D. Ehrlichman
Vietnam War
-PR
-Kissinger
-Support for the President’s policies
-The President’s November 3, 1969 speech
-The President’s schedule
-Physical
-Ehrlichman’s schedule
Ehrlichman entered at an unknown time after 4:13 pm.
Second term reorganization
-Ehrlichman’s agenda
-Under Secretaries
-Department of Health, Education and Welfare [HEW]
-Frank C. Carlucci
-Caspar W. (“Cap”) Weinberger’s recommendation
-Italian-American background
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(rev. May-08)
-Possible meeting with the President
-George W. Romney
-Department of Housing and Urban Development [HUD]
-Outsiders
-Conrad Calvert Knudsen
-Peter M. Flanigan
-Security and Exchange Commission [SEC] Chairman
-William J. Casey
-Robert Egelston
-California
-Joseph F. Alibrandi
-California
-Black candidate
-Frederick B. Dent
-Ambassadorships
-Thomas A. Wood
-Federal Trade Commission [FTC]
-Dent
-Need for administrative assistance
-Robert W. Fri
-Environmental Projection Agency [EPA]
-William D. Ruckelshaus
-Speeches
-Age
-Kansas
-Education
-Rice University
-Harvard University
-M.B.A.
-Kansas
-Dent
-Donald B. Marron
-Age
-Mitchell Hutchins & Company
-Investment banking
-Compared to Fri
-Government experience
-Former officials
-Dent
-Maurice H. Stans
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-Rocco C. Siciliano
-James T. Lynn
-Peter G. Peterson
-Compared to Stans
-Fri
-Dent
-Jim Cleary
-William D. Eberle
European Economic Community [EEC]
-James D. Hodgson
-Call from Ehrlichman
-Thomas W. (“Teddy”) Gleason
-Wood
-Multinational leasing company [TAW International Leasing, Inc.]
-Africa
-Wood
-SEC
-FTC
-Systems engineering, computer programming
-Decisions Systems, Inc.
-FTC
-US Ordnance Tank Automotive Center
-Chase Manhattan Bank
-SEC
-Electrical engineering
-Defense Department
-Army, Navy, Air Force Secretaries
-L[ouis] Patrick Gray, III
-John W. Warner
-John A. Love
-Howard H. (“Bo”) Calloway
-West Point graduate
-Alibrandi
-Catholic, Italian-American background
-Thomas E. Hanigan
-W. R. Grace & Co.
-EC
-Hanigan
-Peterson
-Hodgson
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(rev. May-08)
-Geneva
-Hodgson
-Hodgson
-Rogers
-Joseph A. Greenwald
-Defense Department
-Service Secretaries
-Warner
-Ehrlichman’s view
-Retention
-Calloway
-Army
-Identity as Southerner
-Anne L. Armstrong
-Calloway
-Love
-Partisanship
-Commission
-Air Force
-Academy
-Love
-Frank Borman
-Chief of Protocol
-Borman
-Wife
-Travel
-Defense Department
-Air Force Secretary
-Michael Collins
-Frank Borman
-Chief of Protocol
-Astronauts
-General Counsel positions
-Agencies and commissions
-FTC
-Defense Department
-Strom Thurmond
-Federal Power Commission [FPC]
-FTC
-SEC
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
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(rev. May-08)
-Appointments
-FTC
-Chairmanship
-Lewis E. Egnman
-Age
-Office of Economic Opportunity [OEO]
-William A. Carey
-General Counsel, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
[EEOC]
-Illinois lawyer
-Foster College
-Civil Aeronautics Board [CAB]
-Robert D. Timm
-John B. Connally
-Republican Party state chairmanship [Washington]
-Seattle
-Public utilities commission
-Connally
-White House social events
-Dinner, December 16, 1972
-The President’s table
-Sue Krogh
-Egil (“Bud”) Krogh, Jr.
-Carol (Girard) Simon
-Adele (Langston) Rogers
-Barbara (Masters) Laird
-Guests
-Texas
-California
-Elections
-Connally
-CAB
-Timm
-Muriel Siebert
-Muriel Siebert & Company
-New York Stock Exchange
-Aviation
-ACTION
-Carey
-Illinois
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(rev. May-08)
-White House Fellow
-Weinberger’s recommendation
-Walter C. Howe, Jr.
-Service Secretaries
-Assistant Secretaries, Under Secretaries, General Counsels
-Pentagon jobs
-Businessmen
-Advance men
-1968 campaign
-Executive Office of the President [EXOP]
-Trimming staff
The President left and Manolo Sanchez entered at an unknown time after 4:13 pm.
Sanchez’ schedule
-Florida
Sanchez left and the President entered at an unknown time before 5:50 pm.
Second term reorganization
-EXOP
-Changes
-President’s Science Advisory Committee [PSAC]
-National Science Foundation [NSF]
-Cabinet Committee on Economic Policy
-Romney
-President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board [PFIAB]
-National Security Council [NSC]
-Kissinger
-Office of Science and Technology [OST]
-NSF
-Science Advisor to the President
-Dr. Edward E. David, Jr.
-Departure
-Atomic Energy Commission [AEC]
-Private industry
-Mary Beggs
-Part-time commissions
-Wives
-Art
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-Special Trade Representative
-Eberle
-Space Council
-Eberle
-EC
-Hodgson
-Space Council
-Eberle
-Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
[OECD]
-EEC
-Donald H. Rumsfeld
-Compared to Hodgson
-Hodgson
-Geneva
-Space Council
-Transfer to National Aeronautics and Space Administration
[NASA]
-Reorganization plan
-Congressional approval
-James C. Fletcher
-Staff reduction
-Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations [ACIR]
-Office of Emergency Preparedness [OEP]
-Division of duties
-Disaster relief
-HUD
-Mathematical computer lab
-General Service Administration [GSA]
-Underground facility
-Defense Department
-Stockpile facility
-GSA
-[Gray]
-Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]
-Vacancy
-NSC
-Armstrong
-Possible duties
-Stockpile policy
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-Staff size
-GSA
-Disaster relief
-Staff size
-Mathematical computer lab
-Staff size
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-Staffing
-NSC
-Armstrong
-Counselor to the President
-Consumer Affairs
-Counselor for Human Resources
-HEW
-Reduction in force [RIF]
-Virginia H. Knauer
-Weinberger
-Salary
-Compared to Deputy Director
-Environmental Quality Council [EQC]
-Counselor for Natural Resources
-Staff size
-Executive Office Building [EOB]
-Earl L. Butz
-Environment
-Consumer Affairs
-Reporting to the President
-PFIAB
-Consumer Affairs
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
Tape Subject Log
(rev. May-08)
-Congressional relations
-Knauer
-OEO
-Staff size
-Division of duties
-Budget
-Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Protection
-Ash
-Dr. Jerome H. Jaffe
-Dr. Robert L. DuPont
-Presidential Protective Division
-Robert H. Taylor
-Departure
-Richard E. Kaiser
-William L. Duncan
-Rank
-Compared to Kaiser
-Taylor
-Harold G. Thomas
-Duncan
-Compared to Kaiser
-Secret Service
-James J. Rowley
-Retirement
-David B. Grant
-Ronald M. Pontius
-Wilson Livingood
-Alfred Wong
-Duncan
-Position
-Background
-Training school
-Omaha Special Agent
-Training division
-1967
-Kaiser
-Background
-St. Louis
-Indiana University
-Criminology
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(rev. May-08)
-Mankato State University
-Economics, Education, History
-Duncan
-Secret Service
-Rowley
-Deputy Director
-Lilburn E. Boggs
-Charles E. (“Bebe”) Rebozo’s view
-Field offices
-New York
-Rowley
-Deputy
-Retirement
-Timing
-1973
-Promotion to Deputy
-Compared to Haig
-Edward L. Morgan
-Kaiser
-Duncan
-Secret Service
-Kaiser
-Compared to Duncan
-Duncan
-Relationship with the President
-Ambassadors
-List
-Meeting
The President’s schedule
-Possible meeting with Apostolic delegate
-[Pope Paul VI] Giovanni Battista Motini’s message on peace
-Timing
-Productivity Commission
-Possible meeting with business and labor groups
-Cabinet Room
-George P. Shultz’s recommendation
-Instruction for Haldeman, Ehrlichman
-Shultz’s schedule
-Kissinger
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(rev. May-08)
-Ehrlichman
-Peter M. Flanigan
-Kissinger
-International economies
-Commissions
-Congressional relations
-Robert P. Griffin
-Leslie C. Arends
-Leadership
-Michael J. Mansfield
-Briefing
-Reorganization plans
-Timing
-Memorial Service for [Thomas] Hale Boggs
1972 election
-Colson’s information
-Errors in McGovern’s favor
-New Jersey, Pennsylvania
-The President’s results
-Compared to Johnson’s results
-West Virginia
-Errors in McGovern’s favor
-Richard M. Scammon’s view
-Arch A. Moore, Jr.
-Colson’s possible telephone call to Moore
Second term reorganization
-Assistant Secretaries, General Counsels
-Frederic V. Malek
-Political input
-Colson
-Harry S. Dent
-Malek
-Alan R. Miller
-Richard B. Ogilvie
-Law practice
-Attorney General
-Richard G. Kleindienst
-Commissions
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(rev. May-08)
-Miller
-CAB
-Siebert
-Wood
-OEP
-Armstrong
-NSC
-Black appointees
-AEC
-Dixie Lee Ray
-David
-Fletcher
-Budget
-Flanigan
-Ambassadorships
-Sweden
-Black appointees
-John Sherman Cooper
-Ambassador at large
-Norway
-Vincent De Roulet
-Sweden
-Black appointees
-De Roulet
-Black appointees
-US-Norway relations
-Denmark
-Philip K. Crowe
-Ireland
-John D. J. Moore
-John A. (“Jack”) Mulachy
[This recording was cut off at an unknown time before 5:50 pm.]