Date: April 12, 1973

Time: Unknown between 8:57 am and 9:55 am

Location: Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

President’s schedule

-Meeting with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman

-Paul W. Keyes

-Prisoners of War [POWs]

-Party

-Changes

-Call to President

-Time

-Briefing for President

-Meetings about the economy

-Meeting with the President

-Briefing notes

-Dinner of White House Correspondents’ Association

-Awards

-Refreshments

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-President’s attendance in 1971

-Entertainment

-Reception line

-Mike Curb Congregation

-White House performance

-Reception

-President’s attendance

-Precedents

-Previous meeting

-President’s remarks

-Scheduling

-Keyes

-Meeting with President

-Briefing notes

Bull left at an unknown time before 9:55 am.

John D. Ehrlichman entered the room at an unknow time between 9:17 am and 9:55 am.

Office of Economic Opportunity [OEO] suit about dismissed employees

-Status of case

-Administration’s response

-Appeal

-Court decision

-Judge

-Appointment

-Administration’s response

-Appeal

Watergate

-John N. Mitchell

-Ehrlichman’s conversation with William P. Rogers

-Tom Clarke

-Frank J. Lausche

-Special prosecutor

-Necessity

-Mitchell

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-Richard G. Kleindienst

-Implications

-Ervin Committee

-Ehrlichman’s negotiations with Sam J. Ervin, Jr.

-Commencement of hearings

-James W. McCord’s forthcoming testimony

-Ehrlichman’s negotiations with Ervin

-Witness schedule

-Dwight L. Chapin

-H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman, Charles Colson

-Corroborating witnesses

-McCord

-Theft of document

-Bernard W. Fensterwald

-Sworn statements from staff

-Impeachment of John W. Dean, III’s investigation

-Attacks by Republicans

-Barry M. Goldwater

-Anne L. Armstrong

-Ehrlichman’s meeting with Goldwater

-Peggy [Goldwater?]

-Goldwater

-Characterized

-President’s response to Goldwater’s letter

-William E. Timmons

-Goldwater

-Interview with Godfrey Sperling, Jr.

Bull entered at an unknown time after 9:26 am.

Call from Colson

-Return call by the President

-Julie Nixon Eisenhower

-Appearance at Middlesex Club

-Time

Bull left at an unknown time before 9:55 am.

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Call from Colson

-Colson’s location

Watergate

-Colson

-Contacts with Ehrlichman

-Fred F. Fielding’s conversations with Colson’s attorney

Base closings

-William E. Timmons

-Memorandum to President

-Henry Bellmon’s candidacy

-Oklahoma

-Pennsylvania

-Portsmouth, New Hampshire

-Kansas

-Robert J. Dole

-Number of employees

-Portsmouth

-Reduction of size

-Dole

-Implications of keeping the base open

-Characterized

-Ramifications of base closings

-Timmons

-Meeting with Dole

-Administration’s point of view

-Ehrlichman meeting

-George H. W. Bush

-Bryce N. Harlow

-Clark MacGregor

-Deal making

-Role as spokesman

-Ehrlichman’s conversation with Harlow

-Deal making

-Dole

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Watergate

-Popular impression of President’s activities

-Statements to President

-Motives of participants

-Special prosecutor

-Sworn statements by White House staff

-Investigation

-Dean

-Goldwater, Armstrong

-Reaction to refusal to sign sworn statements

-President’s request for sworn statement

-Dean investigation

-Timing

-Ronald L. Ziegler

-Dean investigation

-President’s request for sworn statements

-Sworn statements

-Colson

-Ehrlichman

-Haldeman

-Chapin

-Dean

President’s schedule

-Cabinet meeting

-Peter J. Brennan

-Assistance

-Attendance

-Frederick B. Dent

-Brennan

-President’s remarks to Building Trades unions

Watergate

-President’s activity in investigating

-Special prosecutor

-Problems

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-Selection

-Judges

-Law school deans

-Joseph T. Sneed

-Charles A. Wright

-James Q. Wilson

-Background

-Henry A. Kissinger

-Wright

-Background

-Haldeman

-Possible appearance before Grand Jury

-Volunteering

-Mitchell’s reaction

-Connection with Donald H. Segretti

Kissinger entered at an unknown time after 9:26 am.

President’s schedule

-Meeting with Kissinger

Kissinger left at an unknown time before 9:55 am.

Watergate

-Haldeman

-Statement

-Ervin Committee

-Timing of release

-Content

-Results

-Testimony to Grand Jury

-Volunteering

-Problems

-Mitchell

-State of readiness

-Timing of release

-Grand Jury

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-Previous testimony

-Ehrlichman call to Kleindienst

-Gordon C. Strachan

-Chapin

-Haldeman

-Statement

-Connection with Segretti

-Possible wording

-Ervin Committee

-Televised hearings

-Ehrlichman’s negotiations with Ervin and Howard H. Baker, Jr.

-Feedback from committee staff

-Televised hearings

-Haldeman

-Statement

-Name before Grand Jury

-Ehrlichman call to Kleindienst

-Kleindienst’s willingness to give information

-Personnel changes

-Kleindienst’s departure

-New Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] Director

-Special prosecutor

-Ervin Committee

-Forthcoming promulgation of rules

-Ehrlichman’s appearance on “Meet the Press”

-Release of sworn statements by White House staff

-Ehrlichman conversation with Richard A. Moore concerning Mitchell

-McCord’s testimony concerning reports

-G[eorge] Gordon Liddy

-White House

-Ehrlichman conversation with Dean concerning reports

-Strachan

-Chapin

-Statements by White House staff

-Goldwater

-Rogers

-Special prosecutor

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-Possible statement by President

-Implication of Mitchell

-Funds

-Statements on involvement

-Dean

-Ehrlichman

-Haldeman

Brennan

-Country club membership

-President’s request

-Rogers

-Meeting with membership committee chairman

An unknown man entered at an unknown time after 9:26 am.

President’s schedule

-Meeting with Kissinger

The unknown man left at an unknown time before 9:55 am.

Watergate

-White House staff

-Dean

-Haldeman

-Comments by Republicans concerning Haldeman

-Goldwater

-Bush

-Gerald R. Ford

-Ehrlichman’s meeting with Ervin on April 11, 1973

-Ervin’s opinion of situation

Ehrlichman left at 9:55 am.

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