Date: February 5, 1973

Time: 10:05 am – 10:38 am

Location: Oval Office

The President met with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman and Stephen B. Bull.

The President’s schedule

-Forthcoming meeting

-Executive Office Building [EOB]

-John D. Ehrlichman

-“Troika”

-Arthur F. Burns

-Attendance

-Roy L. Ash

-Herbert Stein

-George P. Shultz

-Ehrlichman

-Arrangements

-Ash

-Counselors meeting

-Attendance

-Ash

-Shultz

-Stein

-Ehrlichman

-US News and World Report

Bull left at an unknown time before 10:26 am.

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew’s trip to Southeast Asia

-Henry A. Kissinger

-Itinerary

-Manila

-Length of visit

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-Kuala Lampur

-Golf

-Singapore

-Jakarta

-Manila

-Return to the US

-Kissinger

-Return to the US

-President’s instruction

-Cable

-Cabinet meeting

-Agnew’s telephone call to Haldeman

-Coordination of meeting in California

-The President’s possible trip

-Agnew’s Lincoln Day speech

-Cabinet meeting

-Agnew’s attendance

-Trip to California

-Scheduling

-Reporting from Agnew and Kissinger

-Kissinger

-Arrival in Hanoi

-Agnew in Southeast Asia

-Statements

-Lincoln Day speech in Los Angeles

-Presence in Manila

-Compared to Saigon

-Return to the US

-Scheduling

-Kissinger

-Agnew’s extension of Southeast Asia trip

-Prisoners of War [POWs] return

-Manila

-Agnew’s motives

-Kissinger

-Scheduling demands

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-Telephone call to Haldeman

-Extension of trip to Manila

-Possible meeting with the President in California

-Speech

-Kissinger’s cable

-Haldeman’s conversation with Kissinger

-Cabinet meeting

-California

-The President’s telephone call

-Kissinger

-Decision

The President’s trip to California

-Alternate plans

-Florida

The President’s call to Claudia A. (Taylor) (“Lady Bird”) Johnson

-Follow-up

-United Nations [UN]

Ambassadorships

-Great Britain

-Wiley T. Buchanan

-Letter to the President

-Maurice H. Stans

-John N. Mitchell

-Vincent W. de Roulet

-Sweden

-Gordon L. Allott

-Norway

Reception for Robert J. Dole

-Mai Britt [?]

-Blacks

-Bryce N. Harlow, Annie L. Armstrong, Earl L. Butz, Hugh Scott, Gerald R.

Ford, William E. Timmons

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-The President’s Attendance

-Capitol Hill Club

-The President’s previous visits

-White House reception

-Republican National Committee [RNC]

-“Harlow Syndrome”

-Visits to Capitol Hill

-Dole

-Remarks

-Armstrong

-Representative

Telecommunications policy

-Meeting with Charles W. Colson and Clay T. (“Tom”) Whitehead

-Ehrlichman

-Colson’s briefing paper

-Coordination

-Domestic Council

-Ronald L. Ziegler

-Legislation

-Ehrlichman’s objections

-The President’s meeting with broadcasters

-Implementation

-Meeting with Colson and Whitehead

-Attendance

-Kenneth R. Cole, Jr.

-Ehrlichman

-US News and World Report

-Timmons

-Legislation

-Budget

-Cole

-Cable television [TV] policy

-Contributions to meeting

-Ehrlichman

-Cabinet Committee

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-Cable TV policy

-License renewals bill

-Peter M. Flanigan

-Herbert G. Klein

-Cole [?]

-Colson’s memorandum

-Cable TV

-Discussion

-Decision

-Ehrlichman

-License renewals

-Other viewpoints

-Whitehead

-Haldeman’s conversation with Colson

De Roulet

-John B. Connally

Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 10:05 am.

Kissinger’s schedule

Bull left at an unknown time before 10:26 am.

De Roulet

-Haldeman’s family

-State Department

-Connally

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[Dwight] David Eisenhower, II

-Report for the President

-Military release

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-Commanding officer

-Gen. Brent G. Scowcroft

-Marty Hanberger

-Scott

-Harry S. Dent

-George H. W. Bush

-Scott

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Kissinger entered at 10:26 am.

Agnew’s trip to Southeast Asia

-Return to the US

-Scheduling

-Cabinet meeting

-Stop in the Philippines, Kuala Lumpur

-Golf

-Commander-in-Chief, Pacific [CINCPAC]

-Hawaii

-Press coverage

-Timing with Kissinger’s trip to Hanoi

-Statements to the press

-CINCPAC

-Visit by Agnew

-Ziegler

-Security in Laos and Thailand

-Itinerary in South Vietnam

-Saigon

-Changes

-Actions on trips

-Hospitals, orphanages

-United Stated Secret Service [USSS]

-Economic development project

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-USSS

-Hiding

-Meetings with heads of state

An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 10:26 am.

The President’s schedule

The unknown person left at an unknown time before 10:38 am.

Agnew’s trip to Southeast Asia

-Actions on trips

-Color

-Compared to President’s trips as Vice President

-Publicity

-Compared to Kissinger

-Substance

-Avoidance

-Saigon

-CINCPAC

-Rest in Hawaii

-Honolulu

-Report to the Cabinet

Meeting with Colson and Whitehead

-Telecommunications

-Cole

Agnew’s trip to Southeast Asia

-Stop in Manila

-CINCPAC

-Implications of visit

-Military overtones

-Peace mission

-Kissinger’s trip

-Manila

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-Ferdinand E. Marcos

-Stop in California

-Lincoln Day speech

-Statements

-Avoidance of military groups

-Timing with Kissinger’s trip to Hanoi

-Report to the President

-California, Florida

-Delays

-Florida

-Statements

-Telegram

The President’s schedule

-Meeting with the Price Board and Pay Commission

-Telecommunications policy

-Meeting

-Colson

-Whitehead

-Questions

-Klein

-Ziegler

The President, Haldeman, and Kissinger left at 10:38 am.