Date: April 10, 1973

Time: 6:20 pm – 7:01 pm

Location: Executive Office Building

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

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[Dwight] David Eisenhower, II’s Congressional candidacy

-George A. Goodling

-Candidacy

-Conversation with President

-Announcement

-Timing

-Martin Hamberger

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-Candidacy

-Samuel L. Design’s conversation with the President

-Goodling’s candidacy

-David Eisenhower’s candidacy

-Residency

-Gettysburg compared to Washington, DC

-George H. W. Bush

-White House

-Employment

-Goodling’s candidacy

-Bush’s viewpoint

-Other job prospects

-Goodling’s office

-Goodling’s candidacy

-Congressional Campaign Committee, policy committee

-President’s conversation with Devine

-Barber Conable

-Research experience

-Capitol Hill

-Goodling’s candidacy

-Discretion

-David Eisenhower’s candidacy

-Visits to district

-Other job prospects

-[Republican] National Committee

-Congressional committees

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Watergate

-Haldeman

-Marvin L. Esch’s telephone call

-Story on involvement in intelligence operations

-Ronald L. Ziegler

-Wednesday group

-Paul N. McCloskey, Jr.

-Chairman of Wednesday group

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-Howard Roseman

-Conversation with Max L. Friedersdorf

-McCloskey

-Washington Star

-Statement

-Campaign practices

-Tape recordings of candidates’ statements

-Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.

-Esch

-George H. W. Bush

-Conversation with Haldeman

-John N. Mitchell

-Haldeman’s forthcoming meeting

-Meeting with John W. Dean, III

-Schedule

-Possible statement

-White House staff’s knowledge

-Public perception

-Mitchell

-Future meeting with President

-Payments

-Dean’s role

-Individual responsibility

-Campaign issue in 1974

-Howard H. Baker, Jr. and Edward J. Gurney to make minority report

-Mitchell

-Ervin Committee’s possible censure

-Administration’s counterattack

-Charles W. Colson

-Kenneth L. Khachigian, Lawrence M. Higby [?], Dwight L. Chapin

-Caspar W. (“Cap”) Weinberger

-Democrats’ violence against Republicans

-Compared to Donald H. Segretti

-Arson

-Threats

-New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles

-Leonard Garment’s questions

-Mitchell

-Dean

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-Gordon C. Strachan

-Ervin Committee

-Segretti

-White House staff

-President’s calls

-Richard K. Cook

-William E. Timmons’s recommendations

-Friedersdorf

-Thomas C. Korologos

-Weicker, Gerald R. Ford

– Ziegler’s review of early campaign news coverage

-Mitchell

-Haldeman’s forthcoming testimony

-Role in campaign in 1971

-Nelson A. Rockefeller

-Ronald W. Reagan

-Frank Dale

-Haldeman’s future testimony

-Hearsay

-Conversations with Dean

-Conversations with Mitchell

-Conversation with Jeb Stuart Magruder

-John D. Ehrlichman’s ground rules

-Knowledge

-Dean’s report

-Weicker

-Esch

-Weicker

-Ervin Committee

-James W. McCord, Jr.’s testimony

-Schedule

-Baker

-John D. Ehrlichman’s negotiation position

-Aims

-Size of staff

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Goodling

-Goodling’s son [?]

-David Eisenhower

-Primary

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Congressional relations

-President’s meetings with Congressmen

-William Timmons, Bryce N. Harlow

-Votes in Congress

-Phone calls

-Letters

Veto supporters

-Republican leadership

Garment

-President’s approval for involvement

The President and Haldeman left at 7:01 pm.