Date: July 10, 1973

Time: Unknown after 2:51 and before 3:17 p.m.

Location: Oval Office

The President met with Stephen B. Bull.

Watergate

-White House tapes

-Access

-J. Fred Buzhardt, Jr.

Bull left at 2:52 pm.

Alexander M. Haig entered at 2:52 pm.

Watergate

-Elliot L. Richardson

-Previous conversation with Haig

-Meeting with President

-Cabinet Room

-William E. Timmons, Ronald L. Ziegler

-US Attorneys’ handling of charges

-Archibald Cox

-Forthcoming meeting with Richardson, July 10,

1973

-Cox’s charter

-Richardson’s interpretation

-Constitutionality

-Angelo De Carlo [?]

-Robert L. Vesco

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-Donald H. Segretti

-Daniel Ellsberg break-in

-1972 campaign

-Ellsberg break-in

-President’s possible prior knowledge

-Ervin Committee Hearings

-John N. Mitchell’s testimony

-Samuel Dash

Spiro T. Agnew

-Investigation in Maryland

-[First name unknown] Wolfe

-Forthcoming testimony

-Role on Agnew’s staff

-Marvin Mandel’s staff

-Religion

-Judaism

-Role in Maryland

-Mandel

-Immunity

-Campaign contributions

-Contractors

-Wolfe

-Compared to President’s 1972 campaign

-Maurice H. Stans, Charles G. (“Bebe”) Rebozo, [unintelligible

name]

-Compared to George McGovern’s 1972 campaign

Watergate

-Richardson

-William Ruckelshaus

-Joseph T. Sneed

-Forthcoming judicial appointment

-Conversation with Melvin R. Laird

-Conversation with Haig

-Ruckelshaus

-Haig’s schedule

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-Laird

-John F. Lehman, Jr.

-Henry A. Kissinger’s view

-John W. Dean, III

-White House response

National economy

-President’s forthcoming meeting

-Congressional relations

-Position paper

-Legislative agenda

-Budgeting action

-Taxation

-Stockpile sale authority

-Import barrier suspension act

-Liberalized export control authority

-Phase IV

-Joint session of Congress

-Speech

-Bryce N. Harlow

-Consultation

-[Intervention in exchange markets]

-Shultz’s schedule

-Japan

-Delay

-President’s deliberation

-Speech

-Shultz’s trip to Japan

-Shultz’s viewpoint

-Compared to 30-day freeze

-Pride

The President and Haig left at 3:17 pm.

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