Date: May 3, 1973

Time: 8:51 am – 9:09 am

Location: Oval Office

The President met with Richard G. Kleindienst.

Watergate

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Elliot L. Richardson

-Kleindienst’s meeting with President

-Daniel Ellsberg break-in

-Justice Department

-Ellsberg break-in

-Picture

-Kleindienst’s knowledge

-Central Intelligence Agency [CIA]

-E. Howard Hunt, Jr. and G[eorge] Gordon Liddy

-Henry E. Petersen

-Kleindienst’s meeting with President

-Ellsberg trial

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-John W. Dean III

-Dean’s meeting with President, March 1973

-Photograph

-Location

-Ellsberg break-in

-Source of evidence

-Dean’s conversation with Earl J. Silbert

-Admissions by Hunt and Liddy

-Kleindienst’s responsibility

-Supreme Court decisions

-Results

-Justice Department’s handling of evidence

-Memoranda

-Silbert to Petersen

-John L. Martin to Kevin T. Maroney

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Richardson

-Dean’s allegations

-President’s response to Kleindienst’s information

-Dean’s conversations with the President, 3/73

-Ellsberg case

-Hunt and Liddy

-Justice Department’s knowledge of Ellsberg break-in

-April 15, 1973

-Petersen

-John D. Ehrlichman

-Photograph

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Richardson

-President’s knowledge of Ellsberg break-in

-President’s instructions to Petersen

-Dean’s allegations

-Handling by Justice Department

-Kleindienst’s conversation with President

-President’s conversation with Petersen

-Hunt’s activities with White House

-National security

-John N. Mitchell

-Evidence to prosecution

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-Kleindienst’s report to Richardson

-President’s meetings with Dean

-Subjects

-Timing

-President’s will

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Richardson

-President’s knowledge

-President’s conversation with Petersen

-Kleindienst’s conversation with Richardson, May 2

-Dean’s allegations

-Justice Department’s handling

-W. Matthew Byrne

-President’s meetings with Dean

-Hunt’s and Liddy’s involvement in Ellsberg case

-President’s conversation with Petersen

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Richardson

-President’s cooperation with investigation

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Leonard Garment concerning Ellsberg

break-in

-President’s knowledge

-Ehrlichman’s knowledge

-Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] guards in offices of Haldeman and

Ehrlichman

-President’s statement in Cabinet meeting

-Kleindienst’s role

-Spiro T. Agnew

-Garment

-Files

-Ownership

-Access

-Kleindienst’s possible conversation with Petersen

-President’s knowledge

-Dean

-President’s conversation with Petersen

Kleindienst left at 9:09 am.

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