Date: April 13, 1973

Time: Unknown between 11:22 am and 11:40 am

Location: Oval Office

The President met with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman and an unknown man.

President’s schedule

-Meeting with executives of Frontiers of Science Foundation of Oklahoma, Inc.

-Press photograph

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The unknown man left at an unknown time before 11:40 am.

Rose Garden

-Use for photographs

-Oval Office photographs

President’s activities

-Staff awareness

-Press coverage

-Public impression

-Isolation, warmth of President

-Compared with Gen. Charles A. J. M. de Gaulle

-Compassion

-Press coverage

-Public appearances

-Harris poll on confidence

-Press coverage of administration

-Press skills of administration members

-Children

-Interaction in front of press

-Ronald L. Ziegler

Federal Reserve system

-Vacancy of Vice Chairman

-Arthur F. Burns

-Robert C. Holland

-George W. Mitchell

-Democratic Party

-Arthur F. Burns and George P. Shultz

-John E. Sheehan

-John B. Connally’s view

-Holland and Mitchell

Watergate

-Haldeman’s phone call from Spiro T. Agnew

-Statement of Watergate

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-White House handling of Watergate

-Possible press conference

-Loyalty

-Possible press conference

-John D. Ehrlichman, Ziegler

-Barry M. Goldwater’s statement in Christian Science Monitor

-Ann L. Armstrong’s statement in New York Times

-Source of purported statement on Watergate

-Marvin L. Esch’s statement, April 12, 1973

-Press

-Robert Walters of Washington Star

-Response to article

-McCarthyism

Public relations [PR]

-W. Kenneth Riland

-Work with administration

Osteopathy skills

-Indictment in tax case

-Stubbornness

Congressional relations

-President’s conversation with William E. Timmons, April 13, 1973

-Letters, phone call

-Number of visits with President

-President’s schedule

Watergate

-Gordon C. Strachan

-Testimony

-Coaching

-$350,000

-Conversation with Earl J. Silbert

-Forthcoming Grand Jury appearance

-Seymour Glanzer’s technique

President’s forthcoming meeting with Peter J. Brennan

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-Talking points

-Labor Department

-[First name unknown] Jones

-Shultz

Opposition to Brennan

-Bureau of Labor Statistics [BLS]

-Julius Shishkin

-Charles W. Colson’s opinion

-Jones’s evaluation

-Colson’s meeting with Brennan

-Jew

Haldeman left at 11:40 am.