-Interpretation

President’s meeting with Henry A. Kissinger [?]

Watergate

-President’s conversation with H. R. Haldeman, William P. Rogers

-White House cooperation

-President’s press conference

-Ronald L. Ziegler

-John W. Dean, III’s call to Ehrlichman

-James W. McCord, Jr.’s testimony to grand jury

-Dean’s possible appearance before grand jury

-President’s forthcoming statement

Ehrlichman left at an unknown time before 6:24 pm.

Date: March 29, 1973

Time: Unknown after 5:35pm – 6:24 pm

Location: Executive Office Building

The President met with John D. Ehrlichman.

Watergate

-James W. McCord, Jr.’s testimony

-Ehrlichman’s conversation with John W. Dean, III

-Paul L. O’Brien’s view of grand jury calling Dean

-White House staff’s testimony

-John N. Mitchell

-Jeb Stuart Magruder

-Ehrlichman

-H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman

-Loyalty

-Possible statement

-Ervin Committee

-Ronald L. Ziegler

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-Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.’s press conference, March 29

-White House

-Los Angeles Times

-Edward J. Gurney’s assistant

-Responsibility for Watergate

-Haldeman

-Richard G. Kleindienst and L[ouis] Patrick Gray, III

-Donald H. Segretti

-Rebuttal by Kenneth W. Clawson

-Dean’s statement

-Grand jury

-Compared to Ervin Committee

-Effect on Ervin

-Dean statement

-Answer by Ziegler to possible questions regarding illegal action by

White House staff

-Ervin Committee

-Executive privilege

-Limits

-White House options

-Agreement with Ervin

-Testimony of seven defendants before grand jury

-Dean, Charles W. Colson

-Effect of proposed White House statement

-Mitchell

-Ehrlichman’s statement to publishers

-Evidence

-Ehrlichman’s meeting with Gray

-William E. Timmons

-Gray’s confirmation

-Timmons’s conversation with James O. Eastland

-Gray’s conversation with Eastland

-Gray’s desire to stay on at Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]

-Materials at FBI

-Gurney’s position

-Charles McC. Mathias, Jr. [?]

-John L. McClellan, Eastland, Robert C. Byrd

-Materials at FBI

-Ehrlichman’s conversation with Dean

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-Gray’s confirmation

-Ehrlichman’s consultation with Dean

-Need for public confidence in FBI

-Morale in FBI

-Dean

-Gurney

-Timmons

-Elections

-McCord

-Testimony

-Ehrlichman’s questions and answers with Chicago Tribune

-Whittaker Chambers

-Alger Hiss

-Possible statement on Watergate, March 30

-Executive privilege

-White House cooperation

-Ziegler’s statement

-FBI

-Grand jury

-Ervin Committee

-Richard A. Moore

-Executive privilege

-White House cooperation

-Ervin Committee

-Reaction to leaks

-White House staff

-Roles

-Timmons, William J. Baroody, Jr., Kenneth R. Cole, Jr.

-Richard (“Dick”) Wilson

-News lead

-McCord

-Testimony before Ervin Committee

-Dean

-Possible testimony before grand jury

-Corroboration

-E Howard Hunt, Jr., G. Gordon Liddy, Cubans

-Grand jury

-Mitchell

-Magruder

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