Papers of the NIXON WHITE HOUSE

Part 2.

The President's Meeting File,

1969-1974 A Guide to the Microfiche Edition of

RESEARCH COLLECTIONS IN AMERICAN POLITICS General Editor: William Leuchtenburg PAPERS OF THE NIXON WHITE HOUSE

Joan Hoff-Wilson Series Editor

Part 2. The President's Meeting File, 1969-1974

Project Coordinator Paul Kesaris

Guide compiled by Maria Wirth

A microfiche project of UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA An Imprint of CIS 4520 East-West Highway • Bethesda, MD 20814-3389 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Papers of the Nixon White House [microform].

(Research collections in American politics) Accompanied by a printed reel guide, compiled by Maria A. Wirth. Includes index. Contents: -- pt. 2. The President's meeting file, 1969-1974. 1. United States-Politics and government-1969-1974- Sources. 2. Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913- -Archives. I. Hoff-Wilson, Joan, 1937- II. Kesaris, Paul. III. Wirth, Maria A., 196S- . IV. United States. President (1969-1974 : Nixon) V. University Publications of America, Inc. VI. Series.

[E855] 973.924,092'4 87-33984 ISBN 1-55655-029-4 (microfiche : pt. 2) ISBN 1-55655-030-8 (guide)

General Introduction v

Introduction xi

Initialism List xv

User Instructions xvii

Fiche Index

1969 1

1970 14

1971 50

1972 79

1973 101

1974 118

Author Index 127

Participants Index 135

Subject Index 217

Appendix 293 GENERAL INTRODUCTION

Once the bulk of the papers and tapes from the five-and-one-half years Richard Milhous Nixon served in the White House are released, his presidency will become the best documented one in United States history. Because of Nixon's unprecedented forced resignation from office in 1974, little about his truncated administration appears normal in retrospect, including the complicated problems surrounding his presidential papers. The sheer magnitude of the collection overwhelms scholars and nonspecialists alike. There are, for example, forty million pages of documents in the White House Central Files and 4,000 hours of recorded conversations. At the end of 1987, only three million documents and 12 1/2 hours of tapes had been opened, because unlike other sets of presidential papers, Watergate-related congressional legislation and a web of litigation have prevented the release for research of a vast majority of the least controversial of this unique collection of Nixon White House documents and tapes. As Watergate events unfolded in 1973 and 1974, questions about access to, and protection of, documents generated by the Nixon administration assumed prominence. In May 1973, both presidential counselor Leonard Garment and Elliot Richardson, then attorney general, advised Nixon to place the papers of H. R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, and John Dean underthe protection of the FBI. Nixon agreed on the condition that there be no access to these papers "without written presidential consent." Executive privilege became the issue of the day as Congress demanded and the president refused to produce those records and tapes deemed pivotal for the resolution of an unprecedented national constitutional crisis. Although the courts ultimately overruled Nixon's claims of executive privilege during the course of the various Watergate investigations, after Nixon left office he signed an agreement with Arthur Sampson, head of the General Services Administration (GSA), that mandated the destruction of the tapes and allowed considerable opportunity for destruction of some presidential papers as well. This Septem- ber 1974 Nixon- Sampson agreement came into existence when the National Archives and Records Service (NARS) was underthe jurisdiction of GSA, and so the Archivist of the United States had not been involved in its negotiation. The Nixon-Sampson agreement created an archival firestorm that swept through both the halls of Congress and the scholarly community of researchers. Signed without the knowledge of the National Archives, it not only gave Nixon wide latitude in controlling access to the papers of his controversial administration, but also left in doubt whether they would ever be donated through the National Archives to a presidential library and made available for study, as had the papers of all other occupants of the White House since Herbert Hoover. Never before had the preservation of an entire documentary record of a single administration become an issue of national scholarly and journalistic concern; never before had access to records been so personalized for the American public. In the immediate wake of the president's resignation over Watergate, criticism of the Nixon- Sampson agreement predictably resulted in unparalleled congressional action. In December 1974, President Gerald Ford approved legislation dramatically altering the control that previous presidents had exercised over materials produced during their time in office, thus ultimately producing new archival procedures for processing such papers. This 1974 Presidential Recordings and Materials Preservation Act : 1 ) authorized the seizing of all Nixon documents and tapes, placing them in control of the federal government; and 2) mandated that any abuse-of-power information in this presidential material be made available to the public as soon as possible. Consequently, federal archivists of the National Archives and Records Service of the GSA (now an independent agency known as the National Archives and Records Administration, or NARA) began to establish guidelines for reviewing all of the documents and tapes from the White House Central Files. This review process was complicated by the fact that the 1974 Act was not exclusive; that is, it included both the official and the unofficial Nixon material in the government's custody. This has meant that archivists have had to cull from these presidential papers all private and personal material relating solely to the president's family or other nonpublic activities, including "private political associations." The latter category proved particularly troublesome in the processing of not only the "Special Files," but also for the bulk of the Central Files as well, because most of the Nixon documents have some political content and few are concerned exclusively with the private political association of the person who wrote or received the document. The new review process has also delayed the release of Nixon-related material. Since FDR, major portions of the papers of other modern presidents have been opened within a half-dozen years after the end of their terms in office, but the least controversial materials from the Nixon years have languished unprocessed, in part because of this extremely complicated and litigious review process. For three years Nixon challenged the 1974 Act in the courts to prevent the release of the Special Files. Ironically, this Special Files Unit had been originally created in September 1972 within the Nixon White House to provide a separate storage ¡ocation for documents removed from the Central Files and selected staff members' offices because they were considered "sensitive." They included the complete files of the staff secretary, the President's Office, and the offices of H. R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, John Dean, and Charles Colson. In 1977, after the Supreme Court upheld the 1974 Presidential Recordings and Materials Act as constitutional, it took another two years for attorneys representing the former president and federal archivists to work out an agreement permitting NARA to systematically screen and prepare for research purposes the Special Files and the White House tapes. In February 1979, this unusual "negotiated agreement" called for the permanent removal of "any political document in the files that did not have a direct connection to the president's constitutional powers or statutory duties" and the return of these documents to Nixon with the understanding that "he would donate them in the future to the National Archives." Because of these and other unique procedures, the processing of the Nixon papers did not begin until five years after he resigned as president. Since that time, Nixon and/or his key aides have brought additional suits attempting to prevent the opening of documents in these controversial Special Files. In the interim, archivists have reduced the volume of the Nixon Special Files by 6 percent; legal representatives of the former president and members of his administration have withdrawn another 10 percent. Although users can request mandatory reviews of both sets of winnowed material, the historical record of the Nixon administration has at least temporarily been diminished. In the event that some of these documents are reviewed once again by federal archivists, the former president can still challenge their release through the courts. Thus the specter of protracted litigation still hangs over these contested pages. Subsequent to the 1979 "negotiated agreement," NARA drafted six sets of regulations under which both the most sensitive materials, along with the most commonplace ones from the voluminous Nixon White House Central Files, would be processed. Previous sets had been revised or dropped because of congressional or legal actions. Before obtaining approval in 1986 from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to publish the sixth set in the Federal Register, the National Archives was given a Justice Department memorandum, attached to but not published with these regulations, that unequivocally stated that Nixon could still invoke executive privilege over these documents, and that President Ronald Reagan or any future sitting president would have to honor the claim without reviewing the merits. Litigation on this memorandum was still pending in March 1988. The 4,000 hours of tape recordings pose even thornier archival and access problems. It would take a single person almost two years of non-stop listening for eight hours a day just to hear all of the tapes without taking time to review or analyze them. Although NARA has basically completed processing the tapes and prepared a 27,000-page finding aid for researchers, lawyers for Nixon and some of his top advisers claim that untold numbers of violations of the personal privacy of individuals remain. They argue that the review process agreed to in the 1979 "negotiated agreement" has not proven feasible with respect to these controversial secret tapings, and that, therefore, they should be reviewed again using stricter privacy standards.

VI In the unlikely event that no further legal barriers are encountered, sometime during the 1990s the National Archives intends to open those recorded conversations that the Watergate special prosecutor requested (not all of these were used as evidence and, hence, were made public in various court cases after 1974). After these initial eighty hours of special prosecutor tapes are opened, NARA will follow its regulations and release additional segments, similar to the manner in which the first Special Files documents began to be released sequentially in 1987. This means that all persons mentioned in the recordings who have requested that they be notified in advance will be, in the event they would want to file charges against the release of specific conversations. Thus, even with the Tape Survey Log, researchers face many delays and obstacles before they will be able to analyze and interpret this unique documentary source•the White House tapes. Other unusual characteristics of the Nixon presidential papers involve the subject matter of the records released to date and contained in various parts of the microfiche editions published by University Publications of America. The first is that most of the obvious abuse-of-power documents had already been presented as evidence and made public when various Nixon aides and their staff members were tried in the last half of the 1970s. Consequently, journalists, but not historians, were generally disappointed and confused by the release of the first records from the White House Central Files, because they did not contain sensational revelations. The initial 1.5 million pages of documents opened in December 1986 focused on domestic subject files ranging from welfare and environmental issues to Supreme Court appointments and desegregation of schools. These files are of enormous historic, if not headline, value to aid in understanding the formulation of the major domestic policies of the one-and-one-half Nixon administrations. Secondly, those papers released in May and July 1987 consisted of 1.5 million documents that make up the total volume of the Special Files. These were purported to be of particular importance to the abuse-of-power question, but have not yet revealed any significant information about the Watergate break-in or its cover-up that had not already been presented as evidence in court cases in the 1970s. The first opening in May, for example, included five major file groups of papers relating to the work in the White House of John Dean, Harry Dent, John Ehrlichman, Egil Krogh, and Gordon Strachan. The second opening in May contained 267,500 papers actually created or seen by Richard Nixon during his tenure in office. These included both the President's Office Files, with notations in Nixon's handwriting, and "Personal Files" for 1969-1974, in addition to segments of the papers of Desmond J. Barker, Jr. (2,500 pages); Patrick J. Buchanan (22,500 pages); Dwight L. Chapin (35,000 pages); Peter M. Flanigan (12,500 pages); David R. Gergen (2,500 pages); General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. (40,000 pages); Kenneth L. Khachigian (25,000 pages); Herbert G. Klein (5,000 pages); Tom C. Korologos (2,500 pages); Frederic V. Malek (2,500 pages); John A. Scali (5,000 pages); Gerald L. Warren (2,500 pages); David R. Young, Jr. (22,500 pages); and Ronald L. Ziegler (42,500 pages). At the July 1987 opening, 823,450 more papers from the Special Files were released, consisting of 353,600 pages created or maintained by Nixon's Chief of Staff H. R. Haldeman and 108,800 pages by Special Counsel Charles Colson. Other segments opened at the same time included: John R. Brown III (2,400 pages); Stephen B. Bull (4,000 pages); Alexander P. Butteilield (10,000 pages); J. Fred Buzhardt (4,000 pages); Michael J. Farrell (1,600 pages); Edwin L. Harper (800 pages); David C. Hoopes (25,000 pages); W. Richard Howard (5,000 pages); Peter E. Millspaugh (1,600 pages); Terrence O'Donnell (1,600 pages); PeterG. Peterson (2,400 pages); Geoffrey C. Shepard (2,400 pages); Hugh W. Sloan, Jr. (1,610 pages); Richard C. Tufaro (2,000 pages); J. Bruce Whelihan (8,400 pages); and David G. Wilson (1,600 pages). Thirdly, these first historic openings of the Nixon Presidential Papers are but the tip of the iceberg for researching this controversial and important administration, especially its best known activity outside of Watergate, namely, foreign policy. Unfortunately, national security considerations have prevented any systematic declassification of materials pertaining to Nixon's record in the field of foreign affairs. Despite the publicity it receives, the Freedom of Information Act is not an adequate historical tool for obtaining the necessary aggregate data to document the decision-making processes involved in formulating U.S. diplomacy for Nixon's or any other recent administration. Moreover, the National Security Council, responsible for declassification of most foreign policy documents, has not yet concentrated on the Nixon years. To make matters worse for those

VII interested in studying the diplomacy of the United States from 1969 through 1974, crucial foreign policy advisers such as Henry Kissinger and Alexander Haig have established personal monopolies over both public and private documents they generated by depositing them with the Library of Congress, thus making them subject to more severe restrictions than now govern Nixon's papers. Finally, the question of the establishment of a Nixon Presidential Library remains problematic sixteen years after the thirty-seventh president resigned under a constitutional cloud of unprecedented proportions. After several major academic institutions turned down offers for housing the papers of what will become the most completely documented U.S. administration, the former president first decided to build his library in the seaside town of San Clemente, California, once the site of the western White House. Then, in November 1987, it was announced that the $25 million complex would be built in the southern California town of Yorba Linda, where Nixon was born in 1913. While the museum opened in 1990, no agreement has been reached with the government about housing the Nixon presidential papers there. As of the end of 1987, the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Archives Foundation planned to build a library that would be entirely independent of the National Archives, unlike all the other presidential libraries in the country. Until the resultant stalemate between the government and Nixon's representatives is resolved, his presidential papers will remain ¡nfederal custody at the NARAfacility in Alexandria, Virginia. This means that the Nixon Presidential Library will contain primarily his post- presidential papers (the bulk of his vice presidential papers have long since been donated to the federal government) and assorted family material. The Nixon Presidency The delays encountered in opening the Nixon White House Central Files is particularly unfortunate in light of historical inquiry into an administration that may well be the most significant one since World War II and one of the most important in this entire century. Richard Milhous Nixon became president of the United States at a crucial juncture in American history. Following the Second World War there was general agreement between popular and elite opinion on two things: the effectiveness of most New Deal domestic policies and the necessity of most Cold War foreign policies. During the 1960s, however, these two crucial postwar consensual constructs began to break down, and the war in Indochina, with its disruptive impact on the nation's political economy, hastened their disintegration. By 1968 the traditional bipartisan, Cold War approach to the conduct of foreign affairs had been seriously undermined. Similarly, the "bigger and better" New Deal approach to the modern welfare state had reached a point of diminishing returns even among liberals. A breakdown in either the foreign or domestic policy consensus offers both opportunity and danger to any incumbent president. Nixon had more opportunity for risk-taking changes at home and abroad during his first administration than he would have had if elected in 1960, when he was narrowly defeated by John F. Kennedy, because of the disruptive impact of war and domestic reforms during the intervening eight years. Also, he inherited a wartime presidency, with all of its temporarily enhanced extralegal powers. Although Nixon was a wartime president for all but twenty months of his five-and-one-half years in office, he found that the impunity for constitutional violations that was often accorded previous wartime presidents was not to be his. Periods of war and reform have usually alternated in the United States, but in the 1960s they burgeoned simultaneously, hastening the breakdown of consensus that was evident by the 1968 election. This unusual situation transformed Nixon's largely unexamined and rather commonplace management views into controversial ones. It also reinforced his natural predilection for bringing about change through executive fiat. This historical confluence of war andreform accounted in part for many of Nixon's unilateral administrative actions during his first administration, and for some of the events leading to his disgrace over the Watergate cover-up and resignation during his second term. Because much of the press and both Democratic-controlled houses of Congress were suspicious of him in 1969, Nixon almost automatically viewed administrative action as one way of obtaining significant domestic reform. Moreover, some of his initial accomplishments in administratively redirecting U.S. foreign policy ultimately led Nixon to rely more on executive actions at home to

VIII accomplish certain domestic goals than he might have otherwise. In any case, this approach drew criticism from those who already distrusted his past and presumed present policies and priorities. Nixon's covert and overt expansion and prolongation of the war during his first term also reinforced existing suspicions about his personality and political ethics. In this sense, liberal paranoia about his domestic programs fueled Nixon's paranoia about liberal opposition to the war and vice versa. By 1972, Nixon's success in effecting structural and substantive change in foreign policy through the exercise of largely unilateral executive power increasingly led him to think that he could use the same preemptive administrative approach to resolving domestic problems, especially following his landslide electoral victory that year. By the time he resigned from office in 1974, Nixon had effected significant structural changes in the organization of the executive branch of government•many of which are still in place. For example, he replaced the Department of the Post Office with a public corporation theoretically less subject to political patronage; merged the Peace Corps and Vista into one agency called Action; and created five new domestic advisory boards: the Urban Affairs Council that circuitously evolved into the Domestic Council; the Council on Environmental Quality (this was established at the initiative of Congress, but was effectively staffed and utilized by Nixon) ; the Rural Affairs Council; the Council on Executive Reorganization; and the Council on International Economic Policy (CIEP). The Nixon administration also established the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and recommended that the functions of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) be divided into two new agencies•the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Energy Research and Development Administration, both of which came into existence under President Gerald Ford. The Nixon administration also created the Office of Child Development and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. With Nixon's approval the Bureau of the Budget was transformed into the Office of Management and Budget, whose monitoring and investigative powers gave it greater influence than ever before on the budgets of all government agencies and departments. Although Nixon tried to implement certain reorganizational (and ideological) ideas by temporarily impounding federal funds and attempting to abolish the Office of Economic Opportunity, federal courts subsequently ruled against these actions. Probably the most important reorganizational activity of the Nixon administration involved the National Security Council (NSC). With Nixon's strong encouragement, Henry Kissingertransformed the NSC system into a personal foreign policy secretariat within the White House. As head of the reformed and revitalized NSC, Kissinger occupied the "super-official" position of assistant to the president for national security affairs, with more powers than those who, since Eisenhower's presidency, had served as special assistants for national security affairs. Ultimately, Kissinger chaired six special committees operating just below the NSC level, including the controversial Committee of 40, which oversaw all covert CIA activity abroad. The reorganized NSC also created a conceptual framework for formulating U.S. foreign policy by establishing a series of National Security Study Memoranda (NSSMs). These were drafted by NSC staff and signed by Nixon or by Kissinger on behalf of the president. The NSSMs directed various agencies and interdepartmental groups within the government to prepare detailed policy or "area" options, not policy recommendations, which were then passed on by Kissinger to members of the National Security Council, who sometimes argued over them in Nixon's presence. However, since these "formal options" were written, Nixon did not always need them orally debated by the NSC. Nixon seems to have relied most heavily on these NSSMs in his first two years in office and less so in subsequent years. The NSSM system was designed to prevent the State Department and other executive departments from becoming advocates of particular policies by relegating them to the roles of analysts rather than policymakers. According to political scientist Alexander George, this "Nixinger" system for formulating foreign policy became the "most centralized and highly structured model yet employed by any American president." It is this system with minor variations that is still operative almost twenty years after its creation. It is sometimes said that, when Nixon created the Urban Affairs Council (UAC) with its colorful executive secretary Patrick Moynihan, this made Moynihan the Henry Kissinger of domestic policy, because the UAC was presumably based on the emerging NSC model. Such a comparison has proven misleading for a number of reasons, not the least of which was Moynihan's lack of attention to management skills. Moreover, Moynihan's presence in the White House was always more tenuous than Kissinger's, not only because he was a Democrat, but also because Nixon had appointed as counselor to the president for domestic affairs, Arthur Burns, whose views opposed and often neutralized those of the head of the UAC. Despite the lack of centralization that characterized the structure for formulating foreign policy, Nixon's first administration actively pursued five areas of domestic reform: welfare, civil rights, economic and environmental policy, and reorganization of the federal government. In all these areas, even though his welfare reform failed to pass Congress, Nixon's positive domestic programs may be remembered longer than his currently better known foreign policy activities, because fewer of them have been dismantled or neglected by his successors in the White House. Obviously, the domestic record of Richard Milhous Nixon will forever remain tarnished by a negative series of events, including wiretaps, the creation of the "plumbers" unit within the White House to plug information leaks and ultimately to conduct break-ins, the harassment of individuals on an "enemies" list, the misuse of the CIA to infiltrate and investigate a variety of protest organizations, and temporary consideration given to the "Houston Plan," which would have institutionalized surveillance of suspect groups and individuals. These events climaxed with the Watergate break-ins in May and June 1972 and the subsequent attempts by the president and his closest aides to cover up these and other illegal acts. While Watergate was probably an accident waiting to happen, given the "hardball" nature of U .S. politics by 1972, this does not excuse the break-ins or the cover-up that resulted in a president of the United States resigning before he could be impeached for obstructing justice. However, if historians or other students of the American presidency continue to insist that Richard Nixon was an aberration, rather than all too common product of the American political system, as a people we will have learned little from Watergate. It is time to re-evaluate, ratherthan simply rehash the positive as well as the negative lessons from the administration of the thirty-seventh president of the United States. This microfiche edition of the first papers released from the Nixon White House Central Files makes such a scholarly re-evaluation possible outside the facilities of the National Archives in Washington, D.C., and Alexandria, Virginia.

Joan Hoff-Wilson Professor of History Indiana University INTRODUCTION

At the start of his administration President Nixon directed his deputy assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield, to maintain a file of reports describing the mood, substance, and significant comments of all discussion sessions and meetings in which the president participated with the exception of the president's meetings with his top-level staff. (Most of these latter meetings are documented in Part 3 and Part 5 of Papers of The Nixon White House.) The reports, Butterfield reminded Nixon's staff in a memorandum on April 8, 1969, "should serve the purpose of triggering the president's memory, at a later date, as to the tone, course, and subject matter of the meetings." Butterfield assigned staff members to attend presidential meetings according to the person's primary area of interest. Bryce N. Harlow, for example, covered meetings Nixon held with senators and representatives, while Patrick J. Buchanan, Jr., attended sessions the president held with legislative leaders, bipartisan and partisan. Other assignees included Paul McCracken, who reported on meetings of economic matters; Raymond K. Price, Jr., who handled meetings of the Urban Affairs Council; and James Keogh, who summarized cabinet meetings. The assignment system remained flexible, with H. R. Haldeman, Butterfield, and Harlow, among others, reporting upon a variety of meetings. Sometimes Haldeman covered meetings when Nixon met his science adviser, Lee A. Du Bridge; atothertimes DuBridge reported. Staff changes over time meant that several different persons filed reports covering the many meetings concerning a specific theme such as economics. Regular and irregular reporters included John K. Andrews, Robert J. Brown, Stephen B. Bull, Charles W. Colson, John D. Ehrlichman, Alexander M. Haig, Henry A. Kissinger, Tom C. Korologos, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, George P. Shultz, Caspar W. Weinberger, and John C. Whitaker. Everyone submitted typed documents. Purposes and Forms of Meetings The types of meetings reported in the files range widely in length of time and in number of participants. Occasionally, meetings lasted two and one-half hours while a few required less than five minutes. Often the president met with one person, plus the staff member who took notes. A breakfast meeting for members of Congress or a joint meeting of the cabinet and Republican legislative leaders, on the other hand, might exceed forty persons. Most meetings, however, fell between these extremes in length and in number of participants. The president usually allocated thirty minutes to an individual senator, to representatives of national organizations, and to ad hoc groups such as several editors. Nixon held his meetings at various locations, including the Oval Office, the Cabinet Room, the family dining room, the presidential yacht, Camp David, and his houses at Key Biscayne, Florida, and San Clemente, California. When meeting in the Oval Office, Nixon often seated his visitors on the couches in front of the fireplace. If he wanted the meeting to be short, he remained standing. Meetings varied greatly as to purpose. A small numberwere personal. One day, for example, the president's daughter, Tricia, telephoned impromptu and asked if she could bring her luncheon guests, Luci Johnson Nugent and her husband, to the Oval Office for a few minutes. Another time Nixon met with his law school roommate. A small number of meetings were contrived. Video and still cameras would record Nixon in the Oval Office in conversation with a person, usually a congressman or senator, who later used the footage or photos in campaigns or publicity to indicate intimacy with the president. Like the personal meetings, these sessions required only a few minutes.

XI Many meetings were strictly ceremonial. On a regular basis the president presented awards and otherwise recognized a large, disparate numberof Americans, including military heroes, astronauts, Boy Scouts, handicapped persons, retiring members of congress, departing White House aides, and athletes. Nixon sometimes used the signing of legislation as a ceremonial occasion, but these meetings usually were brief. By far the most numerous meetings were those concerned with the affairs of the nation. These meetings logically divide into several major categories. The most institutionalized meetings were cabinet meetings. Occasionally, Nixon invited the Republican leaders from the Senate and House. During the first nineteen months of Nixon's administration, the cabinet met on an average of once every three and one-half weeks; it met less frequently during the later years of the administration. More numerous than the cabinet meetings were the legislative leadership sessions. On a regular basis, Nixon met with Senate and House leaders, sometimes with only the Republicans, sometimes with only the Democrats, but frequently with both sets of leaders. Every month Nixon invited Democratic Senate leader Mike Mansfield for a private breakfast meeting. The sessions between the president and his economic advisors form an important category of meetings. Nixon's staff applied the name "Troika" to his meetings with the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors, the secretary of the Department of the Treasury, and the director of the Office of Management and Budget. When the director of the Bureau of the Budget joined the group, the staff used the name "Quadriad." Arthur Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, often attended economic meetings. Occasionally, Nixon invited distinguished economists such as Univer- sity of Chicago professor Milton Friedman and Harvard University professor Martin Geldstein. In addition to the Troika and Quadriad discussions, Nixon met with his cabinet committee on economic policy. Nixon's meetings with the Council of Urban Affairs also spanned the administration's tenure. Because of the council's wide interest, special guests such as civil rights leader Ralph Abemathy, New York governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, and Columbia, Maryland, developer Jame W. Rouse, occasionally attended meetings. During the early, organizing months of the administration, the council often met on the average of once every ten days. Ad hoc political meetings, especially with individuals but also with groups, form a consistent theme in the Nixon meeting files. At these sessions, essentially unrelated to each other, Nixon discussed almost every imaginable political question or circumstance. He discussed them, moreover, with Democrats, Republicans, conservatives, independents, mayors, governors, and members of Congress. Because Nixon appointed numerous commissions, committees, and councils, his discussions with these groups provide another identifiable category of meetings. Among these groups were the Council on Environmental Quality, the Advisory Council on Executive Reorganization, the Rural Affairs Council, the President's Commission on Campus Unrest, the National Committee on Productivity, and the Cost of Living Council. Finally, Nixon met with a host of leaders of special interest organizations: representatives of labor and business, veterans, and religious, media, ethnic, and education groups. Using his meetings in several ways, the president not only obtained information but also explained and promoted his policies and objectives, discussed policy alternatives, and disseminated direc- tives. He appreciated, moreover, that cordial presidential attention usually paid political dividends. On April 22,1969, for example, Nixon met with Senator Eugene McCarthy, showed him the White House rose garden, and "briefed" him on his efforts to end the Vietnam conflict. Nixon then asked the senator, known for his rapport with college students, to explain the reasons for unrest on college campuses. The two politicians completed their conversation by discussing McCarthy's future political plans. Thus congressional leadership meetings, both partisan and bipartisan, illustrate well the multiple uses of political meetings. At them, Nixon lectured, listened, and bargained. He judged these meetings invaluable. From the meetings of various councils and committees, from individuals, and from representatives of national organizations, Nixon massed information. In this way he hoped to gauge public opinion. During 1969,1970, and 1971, for example, when campus unrest troubled Nixon, he sought information and insights by meeting on four different occasions with presidents of colleges and

XII universities, including a meeting with presidents of black colleges. He also appointed Alexander Heard, chancellor of Vanderbilt University, as a special adviserto the president on campus disorders and met with him. In addition, Nixon appointed a presidential commission on campus unrest and met with it several times during the latter half of 1970. In March 1971, he met with a group of college student-body presidents, as well as with the astronauts, to listen to their reactions after a tour of campuses. Occasionally meetings fulfilled an ¡deal of open discussion of alternatives. On August 13,1970, the meeting of the Domestic Council "evolved into a wide-ranging•and free swinging•discussion of basic philosophies of government, and in particular of the relationship of the federal government to states and localities and to the private sector." The June 11, 1973 meeting of Nixon and four officials, as Secretary of Treasury George P. Shultz reported, "was an intensive review of alternatives for dealing with the problem of inflation." Most meetings, however, had more specific purposes than open discussion. Value of Files The files of the presidential meetings offer scholars an exceptional resource of information about Nixon's policies and personality. Because of the number of meetings and the fullness of the summaries, the president's discussions with economic advisers, with Republican and Democratic leaders, with cabinet members, and with members of the Council of Urban Affairs, are especially rich in their research potential. From the reports of these meetings, often running ten to twenty pages, scholars can analyze Nixon's priorities, his assessment of Vietnam, his relationship with governors, his plans for executive reorganization, and his views on individuals and issues. Economic matters such as the extension of the surtax, debt limit, productivity, unemployment, inflation, minimum wage, and budget deficits were constant companions of Nixon's political concerns. The president often expressed strong views. On December 15,1970, for example, he told Federal Reserve director Burns that, whatever the cost, the nation must err on a too-liberal, rather than a too-conservative, monetary policy. Scholars interested in Nixon administration politics will find the memoranda from the leadership meetings rewarding in areas besides the relationship between the president and the congressional leaders. The records contain discussions of such long-term issues as civil rights, unemployment, taxes, Vietnam, and farm price supports. More transitory issues include Supreme Court nominees and skyjacking. On March 17,1972, the busing problem moved Nixon to conclude that he "had never come up against a more difficult issue." After a bipartisan leadership meeting that day, New York's liberal senator, Jacob Javits, praised Nixon by declaring, "Mr. President, on the whole, give or take the 'usual 10 percent,' you've done pretty well on this one." The strongest image that emerges from the documents is that of Nixon the politician. Liberals, not Democrats, were the target of his criticisms and actions. In September 1971 he consulted with eight southern, Democratic congressmen over nominations to the Supreme Court. Six weeks later he told key Republican leaders that he would refuse to support any Republican candidate who opposed an incumbent Democrat who had supported him on important Vietnam votes. During the summer of 1972, as the presidential campaign started, Nixon told a joint breakfast meeting of the cabinet and Republican leadership to use the term "McGovernite" rather than Democrat. Criticize, he continued, the "opposition," not Democrats; do not campaign in terms of Republican versus Democrat. He omitted the term Republican in the name of his Committee to Re-elect the President. Perhaps the best symbol of Nixon's willingness to work with Democrats was his attempt to establish "diplomatic" relations with Chicago's Democratic mayor, Richard J. Daley. Nixon wanted Daley to telephone the White House whenever he wished. In return, Nixon hoped that the mayor would support the administration's plan for revenue sharing. Two of the individuals Nixon most admired were Democrats, although one of them, John Connally, transformed himself into a Republican when he joined the Nixon cabinet. The other person, George Meany, remained a Democrat but did not vote in 1972. Nixon so valued Meany's counsel that he ignored criticism from prominent Republicans, including Senator Barry Goldwater, and kept meeting with the president of the AFL-CIO. Nixon, on the other hand, enlisted Meany's help in winning support for the administration's Vietnam policy and for his antiballistic missile program (ABM). Meany telephoned senators to urge support for Nixon. Such a request was typical of Nixon.

XIII Forexample, he also asked the national commanderof the American Legion, with whom he had met, to telephone certain senators. The documents that provide a wealth of material about Nixon's political skills also offer revealing glimpses of Nixon's moods. One staff member, after observing Nixon meeting with a variety of handicapped persons at different times, recorded on March 30,1972, that he marveled at Nixon's "ability to handle these occasions. They are never awkward. He has tremendous ability at putting these people at ease...." A year later press secretary Ron Ziegler noted that journalist Theodore H. White reported that his recent conversation with Nixon had been the most fluent and stimulating that he had ever had with a president. On May 13,1974, on the other hand, as Watergate pressure mounted, Nixon complained about the press: "If I were basically a liberal by their standards, if I had bugged out of Vietnam, which they wanted, Watergate would have been a blip. They wouldn't have cared." A particular strength of the collection is the Nixon perception of his presidency, including what he considered his mandate and how he conceptualized his administrative objectives. In planning to establish national priorities, improve the quality of the environment, restructure welfare programs, and reorganize the executive branch, he believed that he was moving boldly beyond the New Deal. In his foreign policy objectives, especially with his ABM proposal and his policies toward Vietnam, China, and the Soviet Union, he likewise viewed himself as a decisive, innovating leader. Every scholar interested in the Nixon presidency will find these files ¡ndispensible. They are the logical place to start researching any topic. Richest forthe first administration, the quantity of records trails off in 1973 and even more so in 1974, apparently as Nixon became increasingly preoccupied with Watergate.

Keith W. Olsen Department of History University of Maryland

XIV INITIALISM LIST

The following initialisms and acronyms are used frequently throught this guide and are spelled out here for the convenience of the user.

ABM Antiballistic Missile

AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations

AID Agency for International Development

AMVETS American Veterans

ARVN Army of the Republic of Vietnam

FY Fiscal Year

NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

POW/MIA Prisoner of War/Missing in Action

SALT Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

SST Supersonic Transport

VISTA Volunteers in Service to America

USER INSTRUCTIONS NIXON PART 2

The instructions below describe the scope and organization of the collection, the accession numbering system used, and information elements and suggested uses of the Fiche Index, Author Index, Participants Index, and Subject Index. Scope and Organization of the Collection University Publications of America (UPA) has begun a major microform publication series of the textual records that are being opened by the Nixon Presidential Materials Projects, National Archives and Records Administration, titled Papers of the Nixon White House and edited by Professor Joan Hoff-Wilson. To date UPA has completed seven parts of the series:

Part 1. Official Inventories of Papers and Other Historical Materials of the Nixon White House. Part 2. The President's Meeting File, 1969-1974. Part 3. John Ehrlichman: Notes of Meetings with the President, 1969-1973. Part 4. The John Ehrlichman Alphabetical Subject File, 1969-1973. Part 5. H. R. Haldeman: Notes of White House Meetings, 1969-1973. Part 6. Series A. President's Off ice Files. Documents Annotated by the President, 1969-1974. Part 6. Series B. President's Office Files. Daily News Summaries Annotated by the President 1969-1973.

The records of meetings with the President, 1969-1974 which comprise Part2oi this series are part of the White House Special Files, President's Office Files. The White House during the Nixon administration kept two parallel filing systems; the Central Files and Special Files. The Special Files was established to maintain especially sensitive materials and was administered by politically loyal White House staffers. The Central Files, which is the normal filing system for the White House, was run by professional civil service personnel. All of the President's Office Files were kept in the Special Files. The President's Meeting File, 1969-1974 series from the President's Office Files has been reproduced for this publication. The documents are arranged chronologically. Researchers should refer to the Author Index lor memoranda written by specific individuals, the Participants Index for individuals who met with the President, and Subject Index portion of this printed publication to locate documents on a particular subject. The President's Meeting File was created to keep a record of all meetings that took place between the president and non-White House Staff members. The meetings recorded in this file cover a wide range of topics and participants from foreign policy to urban affairs, from cabinet members to the Potato Queen of Idaho. All meetings were to be included, whether at the White House or anywhere in the world, both confidential and ceremonial. Only meetings of the president and his staff were to be excluded. (See Parts 3 and 5of this series for notes of President Nixon's meetings with his staff kept by John Ehrlichman and H. R. Haldeman.) In an April 8,1969, memo from Alexander Butterfield, who was deputy assistant to the President responsible for all documentation going to the president, to the White House staff explains the system for keeping records of presidential meetings. (This memo is included in this collection.) The

XVII memo directs staffers who are present at meetings where the president attends to prepare a memorandum of what took place. The memoranda prepared by staff members varied as much as the individuals. Some like Patrick Buchanan wrote in-depth reports on what took place at meetings and others would hand in background information already available such as agendas, background papers, and briefing papers. Any one meeting may have one or more of these type of documents. In addition on a number of occasions more than one staffer submitted a meeting memoranda. Researchers will also find that reports were sent to the president from meeting participants who were not employed at the White House. It should be noted that not all of the president's meetings were attended by staff members and some that were have no documentation in this file. This seems to have happened more often in the last year of Nixon's presidency when numerous staff changes occurred. UPA has microfiched all documents that have been opened to researchers by the Nixon Presidential Materials Project, National Archives and Records Administration from this series. A list of documents that remain closed can be found in the appendix to this printed guide. UPA plans to publish the closed material when it becomes available. This collection is organized chronologically. All meeting materials for one week are placed in one file. Weeks begin on Sunday and ending on Saturday. The files are identified by the first day of a particular week. UPA continued this organization on the microfiche. Each new week begins a new microfiche, and the microfiche number is the date of that week by year, month, and day. Accession Numbers Each meeting has been assigned a single accession number for reference purposes and is keyed to the location of the document within the companion microfiche collection. The first element of the accession number identifies the number of the microfiche card on which the meeting may be found. The number of the microfiche refers to the file where the original documents are located. Therefore, the accession number beginning 70-7-12 indicates the microfiche containing meeting documents for the week dated July 12,1970. The second element pinpoints the exact frame on the microfiche where the meeting document begins. Frame numbers are composed of the row designation (A-G) plus the column designation (01-14).

FICHE DIAGRAM TITLE OF COLLECTION ACCESSION NUMBER

PAPERS OF THE NIXON WHITE HOUSE. 70-1-25 PART 2. THE PRESIDENTS MEETING FILE, 1969-74.

XVIII Fiche Index All items in the microfiche collection are described individually in the Fiche Index. Sample Entries accession number •14 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. 12/17/69 (3:05 PM) 1 p. type of Participant: Vermont Royster. document Subject: Economic situation. A04 "M£mûfrom Colson, Charles W. date of meeting l2ZlMâ(10:05AM)1p. Participant: James Rademacher. Subject: Provisions of postal reform bill. A05 Memo from Butterfield. Alexander P. time of meeting 12/19/69 (3:10 PMM pp. Participants: Cabinet, 115 representatives listing of major subjects of sub-cabinet. discussed in meetings; all - Subjects: Summary of cabinet's past descriptions may be located activities and future goals. in the Subject Index 69-12 •21 A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 12/23/69 (12:20 PM) 1 p. Participants: Kate Lapides, Robert Hampton, John Sullivan. Subject: Honoring Lapides for 50 years' listing of meeting government service. participants; names of all participants except 1 the President may be Memo from Nidecker. John. located in the 1/13/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants Index Participants: Rose Bowl Football Committee, C. Lewis Edwards, Lathrop listing of author; Leishman, Stanley Hahn, William Nicholas. may be located Subject: Rose Bowl. in XheAuthor Index

70-1-18 frame number A03 Memo from Wilkinson. Charles. 1/19/70 (11:30 AM) 6 pp. Participants: Robert H. Finch, Committee on Mental Retardation. Subjects: Mental Retardation programs; problems of mentally retarded. A09 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 1/20/70 (12:15 PM) 3m number of pages Participants: Members of National in document Association of Home Builders; Louis Barba, John Stastny, Stanley Waranch, Nathaniel Rogg, George W. Romney. Subject: Problems of the home building industry.

XIX Bibliographie Data Bibliographic data given for each main entry include the following items: Date•The date provided is the date of the meeting; all meeting dates have been verified in the president's daily diary. Time•The time provided is for the beginning of a meeting. All times have been verified in the president's daily diary and have been corrected when the time for a meeting on a document varies from the diary. All times are given in local time where the meeting took place. Number of Pages•The total number of pages for a specific document is given. This number may include attachments and enclosures.

Document and Author The type of document and the author of that document are given for each item. A majority of the documents are memoranda of meetings, which are called simply memos. There are also memos of telephone conversations, schedules, agenda, talking papers, and other documents. Names of all authors and the locations of their work will be found in the Author Index . Often authors of memorandum describing a meeting did not consider themselves participants but only a reporter or assumed by writing the memo that it was understood that they were participants. Researchers who are studying specific individuals should use both the Author Index as well as the Participants Index.

Participants The participants listing gives both the names of individuals and organizations meeting with the president. Names of all the participants except the President may be located in the Participants Index.

Subjects The subjects listing serves to characterize the topics of the meeting. Also because they corre- spond to the subject and name terms under which the meeting will be found in the Subject Index, the subjects can be used as references for finding additional items of similar subject matter. The subjects section lists all subjects, organizations, and persons discussed in significant detail during a particular meeting.

Withdrawn Items A number of documents have been withdrawn from the files of the Nixon White House that are now open. Documents have been withdrawn by both the National Archives and Records Administra- tion and by representatives of former president Richard M. Nixon. A list of all withdrawn documents may be found in the Appendix. Documents withdrawn by the National Archives are identified by an arabic number, and those withdrawn by Nixon's representatives are identified by an arabic number preceded by a capital N. The Appendix lists the file from which the document was withdrawn, document type, subject/title or participants, date, and restriction code. Each withdrawal has been assigned one of the following restriction codes:

A. Release would violate a federal statute B. Document contains national security classified information C. Release would violate an individual's rights D. Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information E. Release would disclose investigatory information compiled for law enforcement purposes F. Document containing private and personal material has been withdrawn and returned G. Document containing nonhistorical material has been withdrawn and returned

The withdrawn documents will be reviewed by the National Archives and Records Administra- tion and as withdrawn documents are released UPA will issue supplements to the microfiche collection and will update the fiche index and other indexes to reflect the additional material.

XX Acknowledgements UPA would like to thank the staff of the Nixon Presidential Materials Project, National Archives and Records Administration, for their cooperation on this publication. The staff is both knowledgeable about the Nixon papers in their care, and articulate and forthcoming with that knowledge.

XXI

FICHE INDEX

For a detailed description of the order and type of information found in this index, see page xvii.

69-1-21 69-1-26 A03 Memo from Whitaker, John C. A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 1/23/69 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. 1/28/69 (8:36 AM) 14 pp. Pa/t/c/pa/7fs;Cabinet. Participants: Republican congressional Subjects: Duties, organization, and staffing leadership, George W. Romney. of the cabinet; campaign techniques. Subjects:FHb interest rates and housing; A05 Memo from Price, John R. Brooklyn Navy Yard; Surplus Property 1/23/69 (10:20 PM) 3 pp. Disposal Act; crime; wiretapping. Participants:Council for Urban Affairs. B03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Subjects: Formation of a national urban 1/28/69 (1:00 PM)1 p. policy; evaluation of urban programs; Participants:Congressional leaders, U.S. delegation of authority relating to program House of Representatives Committee on autonomy; Reorganization Act; hunger in Rules. America; reorganization of Council for Subject: White House congressional Urban Affairs. relations. A08 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. B04 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 1/24/69 (12:30 PM) 1 p. 1/28/69 (3:45 PM) 2 pp. Participants:Congressmen Gerald R.Ford, Participants:Glenn Seaborg, Lee A. Glenn R. Davis, John W. Byrnes; former DuBridge, Robert Ellsworth, Henry congressman Don Jackson. Kissinger. Subjects:Presidential luncheon; views Subjects: Atomic energy; request for on Chowder and Marching group. Seaborg to remain chairman of Atomic A09 Memo from DuBridge, Lee A. Energy Commission. 1/24/69 (2:29 PM) 3 pp. B06 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Participants: Lee A. DuBridge, H. R. 1/28/69(4:11 PM) 2 pp. Haldeman. Participants: Pat Haggerty, Lee A. Subjects: Topics of research and problems DuBridge. relating to President's Science Advisory Sub/ecfs.Haggerty's acceptance of NASA Committee and National Science administrator post; issues relating to NASA Foundation. and outer space. AI 2 Memo from Satire, William L. B08 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. 1/24/69 (4:03 PM) 8 pp. 1/29/69 (1:30 PM)1 p. Participants: Cabinet Committee on Participants:Bipartisan Senate leadership. Economic Policy, William L. Satire. Subject: Informal luncheon conversations Subjects: Economic and labor policy; following Nixon's appearance in the inflation; foreign investment controls; Senate. National Labor Relations Board; B09 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. longshoremen's strike. 1/30/69 (2:16 PM) 1 p. Participants-Max Fisher, Henry Kissinger. Subject: Relations with Israel and the Jewish-American community. B10 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A12 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 1/30/69 (2:45 PM) 1 p. 2/6/69 (3:35 PM) 2 pp. Participants: John Sears, Frederick C. Participants: Roy L. Ash, H. R. Haldeman. LaRue. Subject: Review and proposed Subjects: Republican National Committee organizational setup of Ash Plan. chairmanship change; solutions to improve A14 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Republican National Committee relation- 2/6/69 (4:20 PM) 1 p. ship with campaign committees. Participant:Congressman Charles M. B11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Teague. 1/30/69 (3:23 PM) 1 p. Subject: Santa Barbara, California, oil slick Participants: Lee A. DuBridge, Leland J. disaster. Haworth, Philip Handler. B01 Memo from Brown, Robert. Subject: Use of National Science 2/7/69 (3:02 PM) 2 pp. Foundation funds. Participants:Roy Wilklns, Robert Brown, B12 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Daniel P. Moynihan. 1/31/69 (2:03 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Problems of minority education Participants: Lewis Strauss, Lee A. and employment discrimination. DuBridge, Paul W. McCracken. Subject: Social visit from Lewis Strauss. 69-2-9 A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 69-2-2 2/11/69 (10:15 AM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Part/c/panis/John Mitchell, Executive 2/3/69 (6:30 PM) 2 pp. Committee of the National Association of Participants:Congressmen Wilbur Mills, Attorneys General. John W. Byrnes; David M. Kennedy, Subjects: Role of state attorneys general; Robert H. Finch. Governors' Conference. Subjects: Tax reform; possible replace- A05 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. ment of Social Security administrator, 2/11/69 (10:25 AM) 6 pp. Robert M. Ball. Participants: Walter J. Hickel, Lew Helms, A05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Patrick J. Buchanan, Bryce N. Harlow. 2/4/69 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Implications of Santa Barbara, Participants: David M. Kennedy, Walter J. California, oil slick disaster. Hickel, Maurice H. Stans, John D. A11 Memo from Price, John R. Ehrlichman, Bryce N. Harlow. 2/12/69 (10:00 AM) 14 pp. Subjects: Pros/cons of Free Trade Zone; Participants: Council for Urban Affairs, responsibility for oil importation quotas. Nelson A. Rockefeller. A08 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Subjects: Urban issues; employment 2/5/69 (10:35 AM) 1 p. solutions for minorities and the poor. Participant: Lee A. DuBridge. B11 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Subjects: Use of National Science 2/12/69(3:41 PM) 1 p. Foundation funds for scientific research; Participant:Paul W. McCracken. fuel sources; replacement of National Sivö/'ecf.Briefing on economic developments. Science Foundation director, Leland J. B12 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Haworth, with Emanuel Piore. 2/13/69 (2:05 PM) 3 pp. A09 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Participants:Lee A. DuBridge, National 2/6/69 (11:46 AM) 2 pp. Science Board. Participant: Governor James A. Rhodes. Subject: National Science Foundation Suö/ecf;Organization of Governors' budget spending on foreign and minority Conference. aid for research and education. A11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. C01 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. 2/6/69(12:31 PM) 1 p. 2/13/69(5:11 PM) 1 p. Participant:Governor Raymond P. Shafer. Participants: Arnold Palmer, Bart Starr, Suö/ecfs.Appalachian Regional Chris Schenkel. Conference; grants programs; bicentennial Subject: Sports. plans; Governors' Conference. C02 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. A06 Memo from Brown, Robert. 2/14/69 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. 3/5/69 (11:16 AM) 7 pp. Participants:Daniel P. Moynihan, Civil Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, Maurice H. Rights Committee. Stans, George W. Romney, Clifford M. Subject: Minority and women's problems in Hardin, George P. Shultz, John A. Volpe, urban areas. Hilary Sandoval, T. M. Alexander, Richard Allen, Margaret L. Belcher, John Belindo, 69-2-16 Senator Edward W. Brooke, Berkeley A03 Minutes from Price, John R. Burrell, Sammie Chess, Jr., John Clay, 2/17/69 (10:00 AM) 22 pp. Clifford Coles, Wardell Croft, John Davis, Participants: Council for Urban Affairs. Rev. Walter Fauntroy, Charles B. Fisher, Subjects: Nixon Task Forces; urban Joe Gomez, William Hamilton, Dorothy housing programs; organization of local Height, Judge Alfred J. Hernandez, coalitions of the Urban Coalition; Aid to Norman Hodges, Roy Innis, Edward Irons, Families with Dependent Children- John H. Johnson, Napoleon Johnson, Joe Unemployed Parents program; Minority Kirven, Congressman Manuel Lujan, Luis Business Enterprise program. Nunez, Myrtle Ollison, Robson B. B11 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Reynolds, Eliu Rumero, George E. 2/20/69 (10:25 AM) 2 pp. Sandoval, John Torres, Clarence Townes, Participants: Maurice H. Stans, Rocco C. Sr., Mayor Walter E. Washington, Johns Siciliano, Kenneth N. Davis, Jr., Robert A. Wheeler, Charles William, John Wooten, Podesta, James T. Lynn, Andrew E. Harding Young, Elizabeth Koontz, Howard Gibson, C. Langhorne Washburn, G. Fred Jenkins, Samuel Jackson, Samuel Steele, Jr., W. D. Brewer, Robert Smalley. Simmons, William H. Brown, Benjamin Subjects: Introduction to new Commerce Holman, William S. Thompson. staff; Machiasport Foreign Trade Zone. Subjects: Minority business concerns; B13 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Minority Business Enterprise program. 2/20/69 (10:32 AM) 2 pp. [Corresponding newspaper articles Participants:David M. Kennedy, Treasury attached.] Department officials. AI3 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Subject: Notes on presidential briefing on 3/5/69 (3:05 PM) 3 pp. international money matters. Participants:Senators George D. Aiken, C01 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Edward W. Brooke, Norris Cotton, 2/20/69 (11:50 AM) 3 pp. Winston L. Prouty, Margaret Chase Smith; Participants:George W. Romney, Richard Arthur F. Burns, Robert Ellsworth. Van Dusen, Sam Jackson, Daniel P. Subjects: Machiasport Free Trade Zone Moynihan. and oil importation, in relation to the needs Subject: Funding a national housing of New Englanders. corporation for low-income housing. B02 Memo from Sears, John. C04 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. 3/5/69 (4:40 PM) 1 p. 2/21/69 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants:John D. Ehrlichman, Participant:Donald Kendall. H. R. Haldeman, Bryce N. Harlow, Rogers Subject: Kendall's appointment as head of C. B. Morton, John Sears. National Alliance of Businessmen. Subjects: Using Republican National Committee to benefit White House; 69-3-2 invitation for Morton to attend various A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. committee meetings. 3/4/69 (9:00 PM) 3 pp. B03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: Members of national press 3/6/69 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. corps. Participants: William Scranton, Arthur F. Subjects:Press conference on Vietnam; Burns. Soviet relations; public image-making. Subjects: Urban programs; Office of Economic Opportunity; poverty program discussed. B05 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. B01 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 3/6/69 (6:09 PM) 6 pp. 3/13/69 (10:00 PM) 3 pp. Participants: GOP leadership. Participants:George P. Shultz, George Suto/ecfs.-Non-Proliferation Treaty; Meany. electoral college; prevention of war; Subjects: Foreign affairs; domestic issues; poverty; minority problems; NAB; campus AFL-CIO; agriculture; picketing; COMSAT. issues. B04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. B11 Memo from Safire, William L. 3/14/69 (8:37 AM) 13 pp. 3/7/69 (10:45 AM) 19 pp. Parf/c/joanfs:Bipartisan leadership. Participants: Cabinet Committee on Subjects: ABM system; national defense. Economic Policy: Spiro T. Agnew, C03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Maurice H. Stans, Clifford M. Hardin, 3/14/69 (4:06 PM) 4 pp. George W. Romney, David M. Kennedy, Participants:Gilbert Fitzhugh, Roger Hull, George P. Shultz, Paul W. McCracken, Francis Ferguson, Arthur F. Burns, Daniel Daniel P. Moynihan, Arthur F. Burns, P. Moynihan, Robert Brown, John D. William L. Safire, Hendrik S. Houthakker, Ehrlichman. Herbert Stein, Robert Mayo. Subjects: Participation of life insurance Subjects: Economic and trade policies; industry in housing programs; additional employment; lumber prices. mortgagefinancingforlow-income housing. D02 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 3/7/69 (4:45 PM) 2 pp. 69-3-16 Participant: Robert Mayo. A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Subjects: FY 69 and FY 70 budgets. 3/17/69 (4:40 PM) 2 pp. Participant: Robert Mayo. 69-3-9 Subjects: FY 69 and FY 70 budgets. A03 Agenda and Fact Sheets. A05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 3/11/69 (8:37 AM) 4 pp. 3/17/69 (5:50 PM) 1 p. Part/c/pa/7fs:Congressional leadership. Participant: Governor Timothy Babcock. Suö/ecfs;Debt ceiling increase; Nuclear Subjects: Babcock's acceptance of Non-Proliferation Treaty; International Occidental Petroleum Company offer; Development Association financing. Machiasport Free Trade Zone. A07 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A06 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 3/11/69 (11:25 AM) 2 pp. 3/18/69 (8:36 AM) 9 pp. Participant:Lee A. Dubridge. Part/c;panfs;Congressional leadership. Subjects: NASA; ABM system; Atomic Suöy'ecis.One-bank holding companies; Energy Commission. debt and spending ceilings; regional A09 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. federal offices; campus disorders. 3/11/69 (4:20 PM) 1 p. B01 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Participants: James Shepley, Henry 3/18/69 (4:15 PM) 1 p. Kissinger. Participants:Pau\W. McCracken, Robert Subjects: Briefing Time-Life staff on Mayo, William Martin. national security/foreign affairs topics. Subject: State of the economy and budget. A10 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. B02 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 3/11/69 (4:55 PM) 2 pp. 3/19/69 (11:25 AM) 2 pp. Participant: Henry Loo mis. Participants:Senator Roman Hruska, Subject: Lindsay-Ash plan for government representatives of American National reorganization. Cattlemen's Association: Bill House, W. D. AI 2 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Farr, C. W. McMillan, Chester Paxton. 3/12/69 (4:00 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Domestic cattle issues; meat Participants: United States Chamber of import quotas. Commerce, Alan Shivers, Arch (A), Mr. B04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. (B), Daniel P. Moynihan, Robert Brown, 3/20/69 (4:00 PM) 4 pp. John D. Ehrlichman. Participants:John Mitchell, Robert Mayo, Subjects: Chamber of Commerce; urban John D. Ehrlichman. programs. Sub/ecf.'Justice Department budget. 69-3-23 Henry C. Schadeberg, James B. Utt, John A03 Memo from Sears, John. M. Ashbrook, Wilmer D. Mizell, John J. 3/24/69 (3:25 PM ) 1 p. Rhodes. Participants: Jeremiah Milbank, Jr., Subjects: Vietnam; economy; crime; Rogers C. B. Morton, John Sears. school desegregation; common situs Subjects: Campaign contribution relations; picketing; agriculture; government Milbank's acceptance of Republican programs. Finance Committee chairmanship. B05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. A04 Memo from Kissinger, Henry. 3/27/69 (11:50 AM) 3 pp. 3/24/69 (4:25 PM) 4 pp. Participants: Maurice H. Stans, George Participant: Senator John Pastore. Brown, W. P. Gullander. Subjects: Proposed talking points for Subjects:Small business; trade; inflation; upcoming meeting with Pastore; ABM National Labor Relations Board. system; Soviet and Chinese defense B08 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. capabilities; nuclear warfare. 3/27/69 (3:10 PM) 3 pp. A08 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Participants: Joseph Jackson, Bruce 3/24/69 (4:25 PM) 1 p. Rabb. Participant: Senator John Pastore. Subjects: Black-white unity; desertion of Subjects: Safeguard System; Obscenity family; campus disorder. Commission. B11 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. A09 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 3/27/69 (4:29 PM) 1 p. 3/25/69 (4:09 PM) 2 pp. Participants:Senator Edward J. Guerney, Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Justin Miller, Congressman William C. Cramer, O. D. Patricia Nixon, Hollace Seavey. Huff, Jr., W. F. Edwards, Key Scales, Jr., Subjects: Social visit from former dean of William L. Raley, Robert Flippo. Nixon's alma mater; decency in the media. Subjects:Citrus growing; photo session. A11 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 3/25/69 (4:25 PM) 3 pp. 69-3-30 Participants: Rev. Leon Sullivan, John A. A03 Memo from Obst, Harry. Hannah, Robert Brown. 3/31/69 (8:00 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Federal assistance for minority Participant: Austrian Chancellor Joseph business; Opportunities Industrialization Klaus. Centers. Subjects: Austria; nuclear armament; A14 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. American-Soviet relations. 3/25/69 (4:29 PM) 1 p. Participant: John A. Hannah. 69-4-6 Subject: Duties and organization of the A03 Minutes from Price, John R. Agency for International Development. 4/7/69 (10:00 AM) 52 pp. B01 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants: Council for Urban Affairs: 3/25/69 (5:10 PM) 4 pp. Clifford M. Hardin, Maurice H. Stans, Participants: Bryce N. Harlow, H. R. George P. Shultz, Robert H. Finch, Haldeman, Peter M. Flanigan, Arthur F. George W. Romney, John A. Volpe, Burns, William Timmons, Congressmen Daniel P. Moynihan, Lee A. DuBridge, Gerald R. Ford, Leslie P. Arends, Carleton John D. Ehrlichman, Stephen Hess, Paul J. King, Delwin Clawson, William J. W. McCracken, Richard Nathan, Raymond Scherle, Richard L. Roudebush, G. Robert K. Price, Jr., C. D. Ward, John Whitaker, Watkins, Timothy L. Hall, Donald D. Charles Wilkinson, Ronald L. Ziegler, Clancy, Robert D. Price, Clarence E. Robert Brown, Floyde H. Hyde, L. M. Cox, Miller, William L Dickinson, David T. William D. Ruckelshaus, Christopher Martin, John E. Hunt, Samuel L. Devine, DeMuth, Richard Blumenthal. John T. Myers, George A. Goodling, Subjects: Urban programs; riot-torn urban Delbert Latta, John Kyi, John J. Duncan, areas; grants; model cities; census. John H. Buchanan, James A. McClure, D13 Memo from Buttertield, Alexander P. B07 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. 4/8/69 (1:30 PM) 5 pp. 4/15/69 (4:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Robert Brown, Patrick J. Part/c/pa/7fs:Congressmen Gerald R.Ford, Buchanan, Col. James D. Hughes, William McCulloch, Clark MacGregor, Daniel P. Moynihan, John R. Price, Richard Poff; Senator Roman Hruska, Raymond K. Price, Jr., William L. Satire, John Mitchell, William Timmons, Ronald L. John Sears, Charles Wilkinson, Ronald L. Ziegler. Ziegler. Subject: Electoral reform. Subject: Request for documentation of B08 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. undocumented meetings, January 22- 4/19/69 (12:49 PM) 7 pp. March 24; system for recording meetings. Participants: Max Fisher, George W. E04 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Romney. 4/10/69 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Future Voluntary Action Participant:PaulW. McCracken. Program meeting. Subject: Economic developments. E05 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 69-4-20 4/11/69 (3:20 PM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. Participant:lee A. DuBridge. 4/21/69 (10:00 AM) 22 pp. Subjects:National Science Foundation; Participants:Council for Urban Affairs, SST system; Franklin Long. Daniel P. Moynihan, George W. Romney, E07 Memo from Buttertield, Alexander P. Robert H. Finch. 4/11/69 (4:55 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Model Cities; federal assistance Participant:Lee White. to municipal finance; revenue sharing; Subjects:Middle East; space program; juvenile health; population growth; welfare; SST program; Federal Power federal assistance programs. Commission. B11 Memo from Buttertield, Alexander P. E10 Memo from Buttertield, Alexander P. 4/21/69 (3:05 PM) 3 pp. 4/12/69 (12:50 PM) 5 pp. Participants: Richard Homan, Julian Participants:40 U.S. academicians, Dickenson, John L Smith, Cooper T. Holt. National Security Council staff. Subjects: Veterans of Foreign Wars' Subjects: Foreign policy; Vietnam; support of White House; Veterans communism; U.S.-Soviet relations. Administration administrator candidates. B14 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 69-4-13 4/21/69 (3:40 PM)1 p. A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participant: Lee A. DuBridge. 4/14/69 (3:00 PM ) 1 p. Subject: Failure to appoint Franklin Long Participants:Senators Howard H. Baker, as National Science Foundation president. John G. Tower; Rogers C. B. Morton. C01 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Subject: Counter-action to radical racial 4/22/69 (8:32 AM) 12 pp. equality attempts in the South. Participants: Congressional leadership. A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Subjects: Common situs picketing; 4/15/69 (8:37 AM) 8 pp. messages from various government Part/c/pante:Congressional leadership. departments; organized crime; postal Subjects: Census; messages from increases. government departments; Korean incident; C13 Memo from Whitaker, John. new budget. 4/22/69 (11:40 AM) 2 pp. A12 Memo from Keogh, James. Part/c;panf:Winton Blount. 4/15/69(10:41 AM) 9 pp. Subjects: Welfare; budget cuts; postal Participants: Cabinet members and their reform; Family Security System. wives. D01 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Subjects: Federal programs for children, 4/22/69 (3:05 PM) 1 p. poor, minorities and the environment; Participant:Senator Eugene J. McCarthy. equal opportunity federal employment; the Subjects: Vietnam; campus disorder; Paris budget. talks. D02 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Subjects:Safeguard system; Navy 4/22/69 (3:50 PM) 1 p. authorization proposal. Participant:Congressman William Scott. B04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Problems with local highways 4/29/69 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. and Lotion Reformatory; school Participants: Walter J. Hickel, Henry desegregation; relationship of suburban Kissinger, John D. Ehrlichman. areas to "inner city." Subjects: Presidential trip to Micronesia; D03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. ABM system; Indian claims. 4/22/69 (4:15 PM) 1 p. B06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Part/c/pan?s;Congressman Joel Broyhill, 4/29/69 (3:45 PM) 1 p. Marshall J. Beverly. Participants:Gardner Stout, Peter M. Subjects:Social visit; congressional Flanigan. relations. Subjects: Loan of DeLaszIo portrait of D04 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Roosevelt to White House. 4/22/69 (11:00 PM) 2 pp. B07 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants:L. Mendel Rivers, Kenneth 4/30/69 (6:08 PM) 2 pp. BeLieu. Pa/t/c/pa/7te;Congressman John W. Subjects: ABM system; school McCormack, Carl Albert. desegregation; military defense. Subjects:ABM system; Vietnam; American D06 Memo from Whitaker, John. foreign policy; Safeguard system; Korean 4/23/69 (10:05 AM) 2 pp. crisis; atomic bomb. Participants: John A. Volpe, Paul B09 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Cherington. 5/1/69 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subjects: SST system; labor unions; Participant:Senator Everett Dirksen. Italian-Americans in administration; Italian Subject: ABM system. ambassador post opening. B10 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. 5/2/69 (4:40 PM) 2 pp. 69-4-27 Participants:E. Roland Harriman, Gen. A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. James F. Collins. 4/28/69 (3:45 PM) 1 p. Subject: Candidates for Red Cross board Participants: Members of National Science of governors. Foundation board, Council of the National B12 Memo from Buttertield, Alexander P. Academy of Science, Lee A. DuBridge. 5/2/69 (4:40 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Failure to appoint Long as Participants:Gen. James F. Collins, E. National Science Foundation director; Roland Harriman, Charles Wilkinson. government support of scientific endeavor; Subjects:Status of Red Cross as quasi- National Science Foundation budget. governmental agency; appointment of A04 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. officials to Red Cross board of governors. 4/28/69 (4:36 PM) 11 pp. Participants.-Henry A. Kissinger, Maurice 69-5-4 H. Stans, Special Trade Representative A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Carl Gilbert. 5/5/69 (5:00 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Accomplishments of the Participants:Senators Russell B. Long, European mission: European agricultural John Williams; Congressmen Wilbur B. protectionism, textiles, non-tariff barriers, Mills, George H. Mahon, John Byrnes, administration commitment to freer trade, Frank Bow; Ronald L. Ziegler, Robert U.S. economic policy; trade legislation. Mayo, Kenneth BeLieu, William E. B01 Memo from BeLieu, Kenneth. Timmons. 4/28/69 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. Subject:Nixon administration budget. Pa/i/'c/pante/Congressional leadership: Senators Everett Dirksen, Hugh D. Scott; 69-5-11 Congressmen Gerald R. Ford, Leslie P. A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Arends; Henry Kissinger, Kenneth BeLieu, 5/13/69 (8:32 AM) 6 pp. Bryce N. Harlow. Parf/c/panfs:Congressional leadership. Subjects: Surtax; draft reform; proposed A09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. spending limitations; Vietnam. 5/22/69 (3:06 PM) 1 p. A09 Memo from Price, John R. Participants: Robert Mayo, Dwight Ink. 5/13/69 (10:15 AM) 32 pp. Subyecf.-Government management. Participants:Urban Affairs Council, Melvin A10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Laird, Rev. Ralph Abernathy, Poor 5/22/69 (4:45 PM) 1 p. People's Campaign delegation. Participants: Bryce N. Harlow, Kenneth Subjects: Poor People's Campaign; BeLieu, White House Liaison Committee Vietnam; welfare; social programs; of the Business Council. ABM system; grass roots pleas for Subject: AB M syste m. government assistance. A11 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. D01 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 5/22/69 (5:35 PM) 2 pp. Part/c/panfs:Congressmen Wilbur Mills, 5/15/69 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participant:Robert H. Finch. John Byrnes; David M. Kennedy, Robert Subjects: South Carolina litigation over Mayo, [Charles E.] Walker, Paul W. school desegregation involving 22 school McCracken, Arthur F. Burns. districts. Subject: Congressional outlook for D02 Memo from Satire, William L. extension of the 10% surtax. 5/16/69 (10:36 AM) 14 pp. Participants: Cabinet Committee on 69-5-25(1) Economic Policy, Richard Van Dusen, A03 Minutes from Price, John R. Richard McLaren, Hendriks. Houthakker, 5/26/69 (10:00 AM) 92 pp. Herbert Stein, Arthur F. Burns, David M. Participants: Council for Urban Affairs, Kennedy, Spiro T. Agnew, George P. Mayor John V. Lindsay, Mitchell Ginsburg, Shultz, William L. Safire, Rocco Siciliano, Jack Goldberg, Donald Rumsfeld. [Nathaniel] Samuels of State, [Maurice] Subjects: Welfare reform; New York Mann of Budget, Paul W. McCracken. welfare programs; Family Security System; Subjects:Economic policy; inflation; youth programs. housing; anti-trust laws. E02 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 69-5-25(2) 5/16/69 (5:18 PM) 1 p. A03 Minutes from Price, John R. 69-5-25(1 ) Participant: Walter Thayer. cont. 15pp. Subject: Ash Committee on Government B06 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Reorganization. 5/27/69 (8:36 AM) 7 pp. Part/'c/panfs:Congressional leadership. 69-5-18 Subjects: Restriction of farm support A03 Memo from BeLieu, Kenneth. payments to individual farmers; problems 5/19/69 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. of American cotton growers; farm policy Participant:Senator Clinton P. Anderson. relating to world food production. Subjects:Space program; ABM and B13 Memo from Safire, William L. Safeguard systems; Vietnam; Rule 22. 5/28/69 (3:59 PM) 8 pp. A05 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants:Cabinet Committee on 5/20/69 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Economic Policy: Maurice H. Stans, Participant: Senator Robert P. Griffin. Clifford M. Hardin, Hendrik S. Houthakker, Subjects: Selection of new Chief Justice to Herbert Stein, David M. Kennedy, the Supreme Court. George P. Shultz, William L. Safire, Robert A06 Memo from Whitaker, John. Mayo, Paul W. McCracken, Daniel P. 5/20/69 (4:45 PM) 3 pp. Moynihan, C. Fred Bergsten, Peter M. Participant: John A. Volpe. Flanigan, [Robert C] Moot of Defense, Subjects: SSI system; airways/airports [Maurice] Mann of Budget, [Nathaniel] and urban mass transit proposals; Samuels of State. freeway/subway impasse; Vatican visit. Subjects: Vietnam War; government statistics; budget. C07 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Subjects:Senate relations; campaign 5/29/69 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. endorsement of Winston Prouty. Participants: Lee A. DuBridge, John Buckley. 69-6-22 Subjects: Environmental Council; Santa A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Barbara oil slick disaster; National Science 6/23/69 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Foundation directorship. Participants: Bernard Lasker, Ralph De Nunzio, Robert Haack. 69-6-1 Subject: Money drive against inflation. A03 Memo from Rabb, Bruce. A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 6/2/69 (5:00 PM ) 6 pp. 6/24/69 (8:40 AM) 5 pp. Participants: Representative of National Parf/c/panfs/Republican congressional Association of Newspaper Publishers. leadership. Subject: Minorities with decision-making Subjects: Surtax; judicial issues; export positions in government. control bill; National Commitments resolution; Fulbright resolution. 69-6-8 A09 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 6/26/69 (5:15 PM) 1 p. 6/12/69 (9:05 AM) 5 pp. Participants:Senators John C. Stennis, Pa/t/c/pa/ifs:Congressional leadership. Richard B. Russell; Henry Kissinger. Subjects:Surtax; Vietnam War. Subject: Status of ABM system in Senate A08 Minutes from Price, John R. Armed Services Committee. 6/13/69 (10:12 AM) 25 pp. Participants:Council for Urban Affairs, 69-6-29 Donald Kendall, Roger Lewis. A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Subjects: Structure and goals of National 6/30/69 (8:05 AM) 6 pp. Alliance of Businessmen. Participants:Congressmen Gerald R. Ford, Leslie P. Arends, Rogers C. B. 69-6-15 Morton, Samuel L. Devine, Page Belcher, A03 Memo from Chapin, Dwight. John T. Myers, Edward Hutchinson, 6/16/69(12:01 PM) 1 p. Clarence E. Miller, John W. Wydler, Participants: M. Harvey Taylor, John Fine. Carleton J. King, John H. Buchanan, Subjects: Social visit from former state William L. Dickinson, Louis Frey, Jr., John senator, M. Harvey Taylor, and former J. Duncan, Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., governor of Pennsylvania, John Fine. Thomas J. Meskill, Chalmers P. Wylie, A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Donald D. Clancy, Robert D. Price, William 6/17/69 (8:36 AM) 5 pp. V. Roth, Jr., E. Ross Adair, Happy Camp, Participants:Republican congressional John Kyi, W. Jack Edwards, Delwin leadership. Clawson, James M. Collins, James H. Subjects:Surtax; Voting Rights Act of Quillen, Richard L Roudebush, Ed 1965; appropriations bill; Office of Eco- Foreman; William E. Timmons. nomic Opportunity; National Commitments Subject:Surtax extension recommendations. Resolution. A09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A09 Memo from Alexander, Lamar. 6/30/69 (12:00 PM) 1 p. 6/18/69 (4:15 PM) 1 p. Participant: Henry Kearns. Participants:Congressmen William E. Subjects: Staffing of the Export-Import Brock, Louis Frey, Jr., William A. Steiger, Bank board of directors; maximizing of George H. Bush, Edward G. Biester, Jr., exports generated by Export-Import Donald W. Riegle, Jr.; John M. Stuckey, financing. Jr. A10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subjects:Campus disorder; photo session. 6/30/69 (3:30 PM) 1 p. AI 0 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants:Story Zanman, Daniel P. 6/20/69 (5:45 PM) 1 p. Moynihan. Participant: Senator Winston Prouty. Subject: Small Business Association. 69-7-6 A12 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 7/17/69(3:15PM)1 p. 7/8/69 (8:35 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Michael Chinago, Part/c/panfs:Congressional leadership. Congressman William Springer. Subjects: Surtax; mine and steel safety Subject: American support for a church- legislation; integration in federal building effort in Rome; contributions to Opportunities Industrialization Centerto construction projects. A06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. support activities in Italy. 7/8/69 (3:38 PM) 1 p. A13 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Part/c/panfs.Congresswomen Catherine 7/17/69 (3:55 PM) 2 pp. May, Florence P. Dwyer, Margaret M. Participants:Pau\ W. McCracken, Thomas Heckler, Charlotte T. Reid. Whitehead, William E. Timmons, Subject: Administrative positions for Congressman Craig Hosmer. Subject: Uranium enrichment facilities. women. A07 Memo from Keogh, James. 7/10/69 (10:34 AM) 8 pp. 69-7-20 Participants:Cabinet members. A03 Memo from Boe, Nils A. Subjects: Inflation; interest rates; surtax; 7/22/69 (11:38 AM) 2 pp. world population growth; birth control; Participants: Members of Executive World Health Organization; employment Committee of National Governors' for women in government. Conference. B01 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subjects: Govern ors' Conference; 7/11/69(12:15PM)1 p. population growth; revenue sharing. Participant: Apostolic Delegate, Arch- A05 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. bishop Raimondi. 7/22/69 (3:12 PM) 1 p. St/ö/ecfs.U.S.-Vatican relations; Biafran Participants: Senators John C. Stennis, famine; Pope Paul VI. Everett Dirksen, Henry Jackson, Richard B02 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. B. Russell, Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., John 7/11/69 (3:47 PM) 3 pp. G. Tower; Henry Kissinger, Kenneth Pa/i/c/panfs:University presidents BeLieu. [Howard W.] Johnson, W. Allen Wallis, Suö/ecf.-Senate vote on ABM system. Edward H. Levi. Subject: Campus disorder. 69-8-3 A03 Memo from Keogh, James. 69-7-13 8/6/69 (9:00 AM) 8 pp. A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Part/c/panis.Cabinet. 7/14/69 (10:37 AM) 1 p. Subjects: New welfare and employment Participant:^'alter Thayer. incentive program; defense spending; Subject: Advisory Council on Executive Vietnam. Organization. A11 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 8/6/69 (9:00 AM) 15 pp. 7/15/69 (8:37 AM) 3 pp. Part/c/panfs.Cabinet. Pa/t/c/panfs:Congressional leadership. Subjects: Family Security Plan; Office Subjects: Surtax; Biafra; stock market; of Economic Opportunity; welfare. inflation; population statistics; Pope Paul B12 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. VI; Latin America. 8/7/69 (12:40 PM) 2 pp. A07 Memo from Price, John R. Participants: Congressmen Samuel L. 7/17/69 (12:55 PM) 5 pp. Devine, Carleton J. King, Delwin Participants: Nathaniel Owings, Michael Clawson; John D. Ehrlichman. Rapawana, David Childs, Russell E. Train, Subjects: ABM system; surtax. Robert Kunzig, Peter M. Flanigan, Daniel B14 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. P. Moynihan, John R. Price. 8/8/69 (8:38 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Development plan for Participants:Republican leadership. Washington, D.C. area. Subjects:Office of Economic Opportunity; ManpowerTraining Program.

10 69-8-24 Commerce, Bryce N. Harlow, Virginia A03 Notes from Price, Ray. Knauer, Arthur F. Burns, Spiro T. Agnew. 8/25/69 (10:00 AM) 35 pp. Subjects: Agricultura I program; construc- Participants:Council for Urban Affairs. tion wages; surtax; inflation; consumerism. Subjects: New Federalism; Family Assistance program; post-Vietnam period; 69-9-21 tax reform; welfare reform; budget cuts; A03 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. foster care; poverty characteristics. 9/22/69 (10:40 AM) 2 pp. CIO Memo from Whitaker, John. Participants: Romanian and American 8/26/69 (9:34 AM) 3 pp. Davis Cup teams. Pa/t/'c/panfs/Environmental Quality Subject: Davis Cup tennis match. Council. A05 Memo from Whitaker, John. Subjects: Air pollution; Citizen's Advisory 9/22/69 (4:30 PM) 1 p. Committee on the Environment; solid Participants: John A. Volpe, Henry wastes; outdoor recreation; Hurricane Kissinger, John Whitaker. Camille. Subject: Volpe's visit with Pope Paul VI. A06 Memo from Whitaker, John. 69-8-31 9/26/69 (3:45 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Whitaker, John. Participants:^Winton Blount, Bryce N. 9/4/69 (9:40 AM) 3 pp. Harlow. Participants:Cabinet members. Subject: Postal reform bill. Subjects:Jax reform; postal reform bill; A07 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. draft bill; congressional and Senate 9/27/69 (2:15 PM) 6 pp. relations; civil rights and school Participants:John Mitchell, Senator Hugh desegregation; Republican party. D. Scott, Congressman Gerald R. Ford, Lyn C. Nofziger. 69-9-14 Subjects: Welfare reform; manpower; A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. postal reform; inflation; Vietnam War; 9/15/69 (3:03 PM) 1 p. Republican vs. Democrat accomplish- Participants: Space Task Group. ments; media image; draft reform. Subject: Future exploration of space. A04 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 69-9-28 9/16/69 (5:04 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants: Lee A. DuBridge, Henry 9/29/69 (11:40 AM) 2 pp. Kissinger. Participants:Cmdr. Raymond Gallagher, Sub;ec/s:Pitzer Report; Environmental John S. Smith, Cooper T. Holt, Senator Quality Council; scientific research and Karl Mundt, Walter Conahan, Peter M. development. Flanigan. A05 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Subjects: Veterans of Foreign Wars; 9/19/69 (12:45 PM) 1 p. Vietnam; ABM system. Participants:Herbert G. Klein. A05 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subjects: American Association of Editorial 9/29/69 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Cartoonists; informal social visit. Participants:Cmdr. Raymond Gallagher, A06 Memo from Satire, William L. John S. Smith, Cooper T. Holt, Senator 9/19/69 (3:30 PM) 13 pp. Karl Mundt, Kenneth BeLieu. Participants: Cabinet Committee on Subject:Counteraction to anti-Vietnam Economic Policy: Donald Paalberg, C. groups. Fred Bergsten, Archibald Cox, Thomas A06 Memo from Whitaker, John. Morgan, John Whitaker, Clifford M. Hardin, 9/29/69 (4:30 PM) 1 p. Paul W. McCracken, Daniel P. Moynihan, Part;c/panfs:Clifford M. Hardin, Bryce N. Hendrik S. Houthakker, Herbert Stein, Harlow. [Nathaniel] Samuels, David M. Kennedy, Subjects: Meat imports; Rural Affairs Robert Mayo, George P. Shultz, William L. Council. Satire, [Kenneth N.] Davis [,Jr.,] of

11 A07 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. C13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 9/30/69 (3:30 PM) 1 p. 10/16/69 (3:15 PM) 1 p. Participant: Michael Haider. Participants: Richard Allen and family. Subject: Domestic oil industry. Subject: Departure of Richard Allen, advisor on national security matters during 69-10-5 1968 campaign. A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. C14 Memo from Whitaker, John. 10/6/69 (10:50 AM) 1 p. 10/16/69 (3:40 PM) 1 p. Participants: ¿ames Rowley, Rufus Participants: Nixon Farm Group, Clifford Youngblood, Robert Taylor, Patrick Boggs, M. Hardin, Harry S. Dent, Rogers C. B. Robert Newbrand, Eugene Rossides. Morton. Subjects: Rural Affairs Council; farm and Subject: Presentation of a badge and trophy from the Secret Service. agriculture programs. A04 Memo from Hughes, James D. 10/10/69 (12:00 PM) 1 p. 69-10-19 Participant: Col. James D. Hughes. A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Subject: Landscaping around the 10/24/69 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. swimming pool at Camp David. Participants:Congressmen John W. A05 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. McCormack, Carl Albert. 10/10/69 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Moratorium day; nuclear protest Participant: Adela Rogers St. John. demonstrations; U.S. position on Vietnam; Subject: Nixon's public image. Democrat relations; MIRV. A06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A05 Memo from Nofziger, Lyn C. 10/10/69 (3:00 PM) 1 p. 10/24/69 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Participant: Gen. Hershey. Participant:Senator Hiram Fong. Subjects: Manpower; American youth. Subjects:Clement Haynsworth case; East- West Trade Center; oil imports. 69-10-12 A06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 10/24/69 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Frank Pace, Jr., AI Cole. 10/13/69 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subject: Public broadcasting financing. Participants:George P. Shultz, Phillip A07 Memo from Price, John R. Aredda, John D. Ehrlichman, Peter M. 10/24/69 (12:08 PM) 2 pp. Flanigan. Participants: Daniel P. Moynihan, John R. Subject: Cabinet Task Force on Oil Imports. Price. Subjects: Pollution in parks; slogan for A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. new welfare program. 10/14/69 (8:35 AM) 27 pp. Pa/i/c;panfs:Congressional leadership. A09 Memo from Price, John R. 10/24/69 (12:08 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Clement Haynsworth case; Participants: Donald Kendall, Daniel P. District of Columbia crime; budget cuts; Moynihan, Peter M. Flanigan, John R. Vietnam. Price, Lynn Townsend. C03 Memo from Satire, William L. Subject: Job Opportunies in the Business 10/15/69 (3:00 PM) 10 pp. Sector (JOBS) program. Participants: Cabinet Committee on Economic Policy: Maurice H. Stans, George W. Romney, Daniel P. Moynihan, 69-10-26 Hendrik S. Houthakker, Herbert Stein, A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. [Nathaniel] Samuels, David M. Kennedy, 10/29/69 (4:50 PM) 3 pp. George P. Shultz, Robert Mayo, William Participants:Senators Hugh D. Scott, Martin, Arthur F. Burns, Clifford M. Hardin, George D. Aiken, J. Caleb Boggs, Mark O. Paul W. McCracken, Peter M. Flanigan, Hatfield, Roman Hruska, Charles McC. C. Fred Bergsten, Archibald Cox, Ronald Mathias, Jack Miller, Winston L. Prouty, L. Ziegler. Ralph Smith, Robert J. Dole, Theodore Subjects: FY 70 budget; inflation issues. Stevens.

12 Subjects: Republican campaign support; A07 Memo from Huebner, Lee W. Clement Haynsworth case. 11/13/69 (10:00 AM) 12 pp. Participants:Rural Affairs Council. 69-11-2 Subjects:Goals and organization of A03 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. council; farm problems; Agricultural 11/4/69 (3:15 PM) 2 pp. Extension Service; regional commissions; Participants: Voluntary Action Group, population migration; national rural policy. William Brock, Harry S. Dent, Max Fisher, B05 Memo from Satire, William L. Leonard Garment, George W. Romney, 11/13/69 (3:30 PM) 39 pp. Robert Shea, William E. Timmons. Participants: Cabinet Committee on Subject: Progress of National Center for Economic Policy. Voluntary Action. Süö/'ecfs/Jawboning inflation; economic A05 Memo from Keogh, James. policy; employment; productivity. 11/5/69 (10:37 AM) 7 pp. Participants: Cabinet, Rogers C. B. 69-11-16 Morton, Bureau of the Budget representa- A03 Memo from Whitaker, John. tives, Department of Health, Education 11/18/69 (3:25 PM) 1 p. and Welfare representatives, Frederic Participants: Senator George Murphy, Malek. Congressmen Donald H. Clausen, Subjects:Campaign relations; televised Wayne N.Aspinall. Vietnam speech; federal assistance Subject: Financing of Point Reyes Park grants; housing. in San Francisco, California. A04 Memo from Keogh, James. 69-11-9 11/20/69 (3:06 PM) 6 pp. A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants: Environmental Quality 11/11/69(12:15PM)1 p. Council, Edward Cole, Lee A. lacocca, Participant: Senator Mark O. Hatfield. Frank Ikard. Subjects: International prayer group Subjects: Automobile pollution; pesticides. activities; timber cutting problems in Oregon; Clement Haynsworth case. 69-11-23 A04 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A03 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. 11/11/69 (3:00 PM)1 p. 11/25/69 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Participants:George P. Shultz, Mrs. Kuntz Participants:George W. Romney, (Labor Department), [Jacqueline] Gutwillig Nominating Committee of the National (Chairperson of the Council on the Status Center for Voluntary Action: Arthur Ashe, of Women). Jr., Phillip Bernstein, Arch N. Booth, Victor Subject: Programs of the Council on the Carter, Martin G. Castillo, Bayard Ewing, Status of Women. Dorothy Height, Elsie Hillman, Laura A05 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Leonard, George Lindsay, Mrs. Alfred 11/11/69 (4:30 PM) 1 p. Anita Martinez, Aloysius A. Mazewski, Participant: Senator James B. Pearson. Frank Pace, Jr., W. Robert Parks, Leo Subject: Clement Haynsworth case. Perlis, Paul Sonnabend. A06 Memo from Hughes, James D. Subject: National Center for Voluntary 11/12/69 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Action. Participants: Master Chief Petty Officer Delbert Black, Master Chief Petty Officer 69-11-30 Charles L Calhoun, Sgt. Maj. Joseph W. A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Dailey, Sgt. Maj. George W. Dunaway, 12/4/69 (8:40 AM) 4 pp. Chief Master Sgt. Donald L. Harlow, Lt. Part/c/panis/Congressional leadership: Cmdr. Charles Larson, Maj. Brennan. Senators Milton R. Young, Hugh D. Scott; Subjects: Armed services relations; photo Congressmen Gerald R. Ford, Rogers C. session. B. Morton, Richard Poff, John J. Rhodes; Bryce N. Harlow, Robert Mayo, William E. Timmons, Paul W. McCracken, Arthur F. Burns, Donald E. Walker. 13 Subjects:Situation in Congress; budget A09 Memo from Colson, Charles W. planning; D.C. crime bill; inflation strategy. 1/20/70 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. A07 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: Members of National 12/4/69 (10:30 AM) 5 pp. Association of Home Builders; Louis Participant:Judge Clement Haynsworth. Barba, John Stastny, Stanley Waranch, Subject: Haynsworth nomination to the Nathaniel Rogg, George W. Romney. Supreme Court. Subject: Problems of the home building A12 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. industry. 12/4/69 (11:16 AM) 1 p. Participants:Ross Perot, Frank Borman. 70-1-25 Subjects: Public relations and image of A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Nixon administration. 1/27/70 (3:45 PM)1 p. Participants: Bernard Direnfeld, Seymour 69-12-14 Weisman, Felix Putterman. A03 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Subjects:Commemoration of 75th 12/17/69 (3:05 PM) 1 p. anniversary of Jewish War Veterans of Participant: Vermont Royster. the U.S.A.; Vietnam and Middle East Subject: Economic situation. policies; student opinion of Nixon A04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. administration. 12/18/69 (10:05 AM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participant: James Rademacher. 1/27/70 (4:10 PM)1 p. Subject: Provisions of postal reform bill. Participants: Members of American A05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. National Cattlemen's Association: William 12/19/69 (3:10 PM) 4 pp. House, Roy A. Meek, Raymond Schnell, Participants: Cabinet, 115 representatives Jack Brenner, W. D. Farr, John Trotman, of sub-cabinet. Peter E. Marble, J. C. Holbert, Robert Subjects: Summary of cabinet's past Johnston, Jr., John H. Guthrie, B. K. activities and future goals. Johnson, C. W. McMillan. Sub/ecfs.-Meat supply; inflation. 69-12-21 A05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 1/31/70 (10:35 AM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, some 12/23/69 (12:20 PM) 1 p. members of cabinet, Arthur Burns. Parf/c/pa/7fs:Kate Lapides, Robert Subject: Presentation to Arthur Burns of Hampton, John Sullivan. his cabinet chair and subsequent swearing Subject: Honoring Lapides for 50 years' in as chairman of Federal Reserve government service. System. 70-1-11 A03 Memo from Nidecker, John. 70-2-1 A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 1/13/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. 2/1/70 (12:45 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Rose Bowl Football Participant: Ross Perot. Committee, C. Lewis Edwards, Lathrop Subject: Solutions for the POW situation in Leishman, Stanley Hahn, William Hanoi. Nicholas. A06 Memo from Whitaker, John. Subject: Rose Bowl. 2/2/70 (3:10 PM) 1 p. Participants:Clifford M. Hardin, Donald 70-1-18 Paarlberg, Henry Kissinger, C. Fred A03 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. Bergsten, John D. Ehrlichman, Bryce N. 1/19/70 (11:30 AM) 6 pp. Harlow. Participants: Robert H. Finch, Committee Subject: Position on farm bill. on Mental Retardation. A07 Minutes from Buchanan, Patrick J. Subjects:Mental retardation programs; 2/3/70 (8:35 AM) 3 pp. problems of mentally retarded. Part/c/panfs:Congressional leadership.

14 Si;6/ecís:Farm program; agricultural Subject:Recognition of National issues. Corporation for Housing Partnership and A10 Memo from Whitaker, John. support for fund raising. 2/4/70 (11:38 AM) 1 p. A10 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Participants:John D. Ehrlichman, John 2/11/70 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Whitaker, Christopher DeMuth. Participants: Robert H. Finch, John Subject: Administration policy on Mitchell, Bryce N. Harlow. environmental issues. Subjects:School desegregation; civil A11 Memo from Price, John R. rights issues. 2/5/70 (1:30 PM) 4 pp. Participants:Council for Urban Affairs; 70-2-15 Model City mayors Richard Lugar, Frank A03 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Curran, Donald Enoch, Lawrence Kramer, 2/15/70 (5:00 PM) 4 pp. George Seibels, Christopher Sonneveldt, Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, John Antonina Uccello; Mayors Walter Mitchell, Melvin R. Laird, Bryce N. Harlow, Washington, Jack Maltester;John Donald Rumsfeld, Murray Chotlner. Ehrlichman, Winston Churchill, Charles Subjects: Backing of key candidates in Rogovin, Lee DuBridge, Floyde Hyde, the governor, Senate, and House races. Margaret Moore, Carl Dortch. A07 Memo from Keogh, James. Subjects: National urban policy; Safe 2/18/70 (9:30 AM) 11 pp. Streets Act and Law Enforcement Parf/c/pa/ii.Cabinet. Administration; bloc grants; Model Cities; Subjects: Civil rights and school integra- Community Action agencies. tion issues; foreign policy; Family Assis- B01 Memo from Gibbons, Boyd H. tance program; economic policy. 2/6/70 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. B04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants:Council of Environmental 2/20/70 (11:30 AM) 3 pp. Quality: Russell E. Train, Gordon Participants: Representatives of National McDonald, Robert Cahn; Cabinet Catholic Educational Association: Rev. Committee on Environment, Governors John Paul Carter, Dr. Norman Francis, Richard B. Ogilvie, Warren P. Knowles, Most Rev. Raymond J. Gallagher, Rev. Edgar D. Whitcomb, William G. Milliken. Msgr. Edward T. Hughes, Rev. Msgr. Subjects: Pollution, particularly of Great Raymond A. Lucker, Rev. John F. Lakes; environmental issues. Meyers, Jane Wolford, Rev. C. Albert Koob. 70-2-8 Subjects: Right to Read program; Title II; A03 Memo from Whitaker, John. non-public and Catholic education. 2/9/70 (3:32 PM) 1 p. B07 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Participants:John D. Ehrlichman, John 2/20/70 (3:45 PM) 2 pp. Whitaker, Christopher DeMuth. Participants:James Keogh, John R. Price, Subject: Pollution legislation. William L. Satire, Patrick J. Buchanan. A04 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. Subject: Presenting presidential speeches 2/10/70 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. in the most effective, positive way. Participants: Representatives of the B10 Memo from Anderson, Martin. American Booksellers Association. 2/21/70 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Presentation of White House Participants: Members of President's "Home Library" books. Commission on An All-Volunteer Armed A07 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Force: Thomas Gates, Thomas Curtis, 2/10/70 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. Frederick B. Dent, Alan Greenspan, Participants:Officers of the National Gen. Alfred Gruenther, Stephen Herbits, Corporation for Housing Partnership; Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, Jerome Holland, Edward Kaiser, John Wheeler, Carter John Kemper, Jeanne L. Noble, W. Allen Burgess, Ray Watt; George W. Romney, Wallis; Commission Staff: William Eugene Gulledge. Meckling, Stuart Altman, David Callard, Harry J. Gilman, David Kassing, Walter Y. Oi; Martin Anderson, Ronald L. Ziegler. Subject: Draft reform and abolishment. 15 70-2-22 C04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. A03 Memo from Whitaker, John. 3/5/70 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. 2/23/70 (3:25 PM) 3 pp. Participant: John A. Volpe. Participants:Environmental Message Subjects: Railway passengerservice; Team: Alvin Aim, Martin Anderson, John Electronics Research Center. Buckley, Christopher DeMuth, David Dominick, Charles Elkins, Edwin Harper, 70-3-8 James Hyde, Daniel Kingsley, Raymond A03 Memo from Whitaker, John. Price, John Quarles, Wilf Rommel, Glen 3/10/70 (2:58 PM) 1 p. Schleede, Roger Streelow, Darrell Trent, Participants: Clifford M. Hardin, Bryce N. John Whitaker, Maurice Mann, Lewis Harlow, John Whitaker. Butler. Subjects: Farm legislation; meat and Subject: February 10 Environmental tomato imports; foreign agricultural sales. Message meeting. A04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. A06 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 3/11/70 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. 2/23/70 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. Participants:Civil Service regional Participant:Natural Resources Council of directors. America. Subjects:Federal program decentraliza- Subject: Environmental issues and policy. tion; equal employment opportunity in the A10 Talking points from Haldeman, H. R. federal government; labor management 2/26/70 (4:08 PM) 4 pp. relations in the federal government. Participant: Clark Mollenhoff. A07 Memo from Wilkinson, Charles. Suö/ecfs:Cowles matter; CBS involvement 3/13/70 (11:05 AM) 4 pp. in Haiti invasion; Senator Hatfield's Participants: Executive committee of acceptance of campaign contributions; Board of Directors The Advertising Urban Affairs Council security leak; Peace Council; representatives of Compton Corps demonstrations; Prestile Stream. Advertising; Charles "Bud" Wilkinson, A14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Robert Haldeman. 2/27/70 (11:30 AM) 3 pp. Subject: Advertising campaign against Participant: Robert Hampton. drug abuse. Subject: Activities and personnel of Civil A11 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Service Commission. 3/13/70 (12:43 PM) 1 p. B03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participant: Anàres Le Tendre. 2/27/70 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. Subjects: U.S. Jaycees 50th anniversary; Participants: Veteran leaders group. Andres Le Tendre as possible congres- Subjects: Vietnam War; ABM system; sional candidate. passport grants to Cuba; medical care for veterans. 70-3-15 A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 70-3-1 3/17/70 (8:35 AM) 4 pp. A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Pa/i/c/panfs:Congressional leadership. 3/2/70 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Recession; inflation; state of Participants: Future Farmers of America. economy; transportation industry; labor; Subject: Youth involvement in America destruction of federal property. and in farming. A07 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. A05 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 3/17/70(5:15PM)1 p. 3/3/70 (8:37 AM) 19 pp. Participants: Henry Kissinger, Senator Pa/i/c/panfs:Congressional leadership. George D. Aiken. Subject:President's education message. Subjects: State of the World message; BIO Memo from Brown, Robert. Safeguard program; ABM system. 3/5/70 (3:00 PM) 8 pp. A08 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: 37 top black government 3/19/70 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. officials, Leonard Garment, Robert Brown. Participant: Neil McElroy. Subjects: Minority and civil rights issues; Subjects:Commission on School Finance; school desegregation. Catholic School Task Force. 16 70-3-22 Subjects:Postal strike negotiations; postal A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. increases; taxes; air-controllers walkout; 3/23/70 (5:29 PM) 2 pp. current strikes. Pa/t/c/panis;General presidents of the A07 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. building trade unions, AFL-CIO. 4/7/70 (5:45 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Construction industry; ABM Participant: Senator Robert J. Dole. system; Manpower programs. Subjects: Republican Senate leadership; A05 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Carswell nomination; International 3/24/70 (8:34 AM) 4 pp. Controls Corporation Commission. Part/c/panfs:Congressional leadership. A09 Memo from Whitaker, John. Subjects:School desegregation; postal 4/9/70 (11:10 AM) 1 p. strike. Participants: Maurice H. Stans, Bert Cross, A09 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Willard Rockwell, Russell E. Train, Peter 3/24/70 (12:25 PM) 1 p. M. Flanigan. Pa/t/c/pa/7f;Hollis M. Dole. Subjects: National Industrial Pollution Subject: Social visit from Dole; reminis- Control Council; environmental issues. cences, photos, of time on Bougainville in A10 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. 1944. 4/9/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. A10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participant:Richard Blumenthal. 3/25/70(10:11 AM) 1 p. Subject: Richard Blumenthal's departure Participants: John A. Volpe, Governor from White House staff to join Marines. Francis W. Sargent, Senator Edward W. A11 Memo from Whitaker, John. Brooke. 4/10/70 (4:05 PM) 1 p. Subjects:Electronics Research Center; Participant:Laurance Rockefeller. photo session. Subjects:Environmental action; Citizen's Advisory Committee on Environmental 70-3-29 Quality; Commission on Population A03 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Growth and the American. 4/2/70 (12:10 PM) 2 pp. Participant: Senator Winston Prouty. 70-4-12 Subjects: Prouty's reelection campaign; A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Carswell nomination. 4/13/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. A05 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participant: American Cancer Society 4/2/70 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. representatives. Participants:Postal strike negotiators. Subject: Annual American Cancer Society Subject: Postal strike. fund-raising drive. A08 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. A05 Memo from Keogh, James. 4/3/70 (12:26 PM) 1 p. 4/13/70 (3:05 PM) 7 pp. Participants: Senator George Murphy, Part/c/pante/Cabinet. Murray Chotiner. Subjects: Postal strike and reform; wage- Subjects: Israel-Arab situation; B-1 price situation; productivity; labor unions; bomber contract; California senatorial unemployment. campaign. 70-4-19 70-4-5 A03 Memo from Hughes, James D. A03 Memo from Bergsten, C. Fred. 4/19/70 (7:30 AM) 1 p. 4/6/70 (11:45 PM) 1 p. Participants: Adm. John S. McCain, Participant: Albert L. Williams. Gen. Joseph J. Nazzaro, Vice Adm. Subjects: Presidential Commission on Walter H. Baumberger, Lt. Gen. Henry W. Trade and Investment; trade policy and Buse, Jr., Lt. Gen. William P. Yarborough, legislation. Lt. Gen. Charles A.Corcoran, Rear Adm. A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. John Butts, Brig. Gen. James D. Hughes. 4/7/70 (8:37 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Korea; international politics; Pa/t/c/panfs.Congressional leadership. overview of Admiral McCain's command.

17 A04 Memo from Morgan, Edward L. A09 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 4/22/70 (10:34 AM) 7 pp. 4/28/70 (3:09 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Representatives of Associa- Participants:Representatives of military/ tion of American Universities; Daniel P. patriotic groups: National Guard Associa- Moynihan, Lewis Butler, Edward Morgan, tion of the United States, Navy League of Chester Finn. the United States, Reserve Officers Asso- Subjects: President's education message; ciation of the United States, Retired educational needs of college students. Officers Association, Inc., Air Force All Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. Association, American Ordnance Associa- 4/24/70 (10:15 AM) 6 pp. tion, Association of the United States Participants: Daniel P. Moynihan, John R. Army, Marine Corps League, National Rifle Price, Arthur M. Klebanoff, Ray Bauer, Association of America, Military Order of Gus Weiss, Andrew Rouse, Clifford M. World Wars, American Security Council, Hardin, Thomas K. Cowden, Sidney L. Fleet Reserve Association. Gardner, John Quarles, Robert A. Sufcyecfs:U.S.-Soviet strategic relations; Podesta, Steven Schanes, William military defense, ABM system; Cambodia Usdane, Samuel C. Jackson, Charles J. and Southeast Asia. Orlebeke, James D. Braman, Lee W. Huff, Richard Nathan, Herbert Stein, John 70-5-3 Wilson, Hugh Heffner, Gordon MacDonald, A03 Memo from Morgan, Edward L. Brian Berry, Benjamin Chinitz, Edward 5/7/70 (11:12 AM) 8 pp. Denison, Joseph Fisher, Kermit Gordon, Participants: Members of Association of Isadore Lubin, John Meyer, Harvey American Universities: William C. Friday, Perloff, Henry Riecken, Eleanor Sheldon, Fred H. Harrington, G. Alexander Heard, Don Shoup, Karl Taeuber, Robert C. Charles J. Hitch, Edward H. Levi, Malcolm Wood. Moos, Nathan M. Pusey, W. Allen Wallis; Subjects: National growth policy; urban Ronald L. Ziegler, Henry Kissinger, development; population growth. Edward L. Morgan. Subjects: Campus disorder; Kent State 70-4-26 riots. A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. A11 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 4/27/70 (2:50 PM) 2 pp. 5/7/70 (3:06 PM) 3 pp. Participants: American Veterans of World Participants: Doug las Committee: War II, Korea-Vietnam: Robert B. Gen. Omar Bradley, David Bradshaw, Gomulinski, Ralph Hall, Dominick L. Edmund A. Gullion, Huntington Harris, Strada, Anthony J. Caserta; Donald Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, Charles Tyroler, Johnson. George Meany, Abbott Washbum, Subject:25th annual American Veterans Donald E. Weatherbee, Peter C. White; of World War II convention. Henry Kissinger, Henry Cabot Lodge, A05 Memo from Satire, William L. Charles Colson. 4/27/70 (3:38 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Douglas Committee findings; Participants:Council of Economic situation in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Advisers: Paul W. McCracken, Herbert Southeast Asia. Stein, Hendriks. Houthakker; [Milton] A14 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Friedman, [George] Katona, [Lloyd] Ulman, 5/9/70 (4:58 AM) 1 p. [James] O'Leary, [Pierre] Rinfret. Participants: University students. Sub/ecfs:lnflation; recession. Subject:General conversation with A07 Memo from Colson, Charles W. students at Lincoln Memorial during anti- 4/28/70 (12:24 PM) 2 pp. war protest. Participants: Members of American B01 Memo from Chapin, Dwight. Society of Association Executives. 5/9/70 (8:25 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Economy; postal reform Participants:Federal troops guarding the legislation; stock market. Executive Office Building. Subject: Visit with federal troops during an Attwood, James E. Allen, Jr., Washington anti-war protest at the Executive Office state congressional delegation, Teacher of Building. the Year Selection Committee, Patricia Nixon. 70-5-10 Subject: Presentation of National Teacher A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. of the Year award. 5/11/70 (10:30 AM) 1 p. C02 Memo from Brown, Robert. Participants: White House Fellows. 5/20/70 (10:46 AM) 2 pp. Subject:Greeting of new White House Participants: Black college presidents, Fellows. John D. Ehrlichman, Leonard Garment, A04 Memo from Boe, Nils A. Ronald L. Ziegler, Robert Brown, G. 5/11/70 (1:30 PM) 3 pp. Alexander Heard, James Allen, Richard Participants:Governors James A. Rhodes, Kleindienst. Buford Ellington, Tom McCall, John A. Subjects: Black education and civil rights Burns, Nils A. Boe, Dewey F. Bartlett, issues; campus disorder. [John M.] Haydon, [Carlos G.] Camacho; C04 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen, Spiro T. Agnew, 5/21/70 (12:32 PM) 1 p. William Rogers, George P. Shultz, Paul W. Participant:John Grant. McCracken, John D. Ehrlichman, Peter M. Subject: Status of troops in Vietnam and Flanigan, H. R. Haldeman, Bryce N. Cambodia. Harlow, James Keogh, Henry Kissinger, C05 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Herbert G. Klein, Daniel P. Moynihan, 5/22/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. John Whitaker, Ronald L Ziegler, Lt. Gen. Participants: Mayor Walter Washington, John Vogt. Graham Watt, Jerry Wilson. Subjects:Campus disorder; Cambodia; Subject: District of Columbia affairs. inflation. A07 Memo from Garment, Leonard. 70-5-24 5/13/70 (12:24 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: Roy Wilkins, Donald 5/26/70 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Rumsfeld. Participants: Building and Construction Subjects: Minority issues; Family Assis- Trades Council. tance Plan. Subjects:Cambodian invasion; Vietnam War strategy; rioting. 70-5-17 A05 Memo from Nofziger, Lyn C. A03 Memo from Keogh, James. 5/28/70 (11:05 AM) 1 p. 5/19/70 (9:58 AM) 9 pp. Participants:Senators Howard H. Baker, Part/c/panfs.Cabinet. Henry Bellmon, Carl T. Curtis, Robert J. Subjects: State of economy for the latter Dole; Lyn C. Nofziger. half of 1970; money supply; organization Subjects: Economy; Cooper-Church of the Domestic Council. amendment; Larry O'Brien. AI 2 Memo from Price, John R. A06 Memo from Whitaker, John. 5/19/70 (3:00 PM) 14 pp. 5/28/70 (12:38 PM) 1 p. Participants:Council for Urban Affairs, Participants:Clifford M. Hardin, John D. James W. Rouse, Leo Molinaro, William Ehrlichman, Bryce N. Harlow, John Finley. Whitaker. Subjects:Urban renewal; Hartford, Subjects: Farm bill; black college Connecticut, renewal plan. presidents; college integration; federal aid B12 Memo from Davies, John S. for research contracts in black colleges. 5/19/70 (4:03 PM) 4 pp. Participants: John T. Dennis, Shirley 70-6-7 Dennis, Look magazine representatives, A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Chester Babcock, Don M. Dafoe, William 6/9/70 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. Participant: John A. Volpe.

19 Subjects: Youth understanding of Indo- Steven Seltzer, Debbie Shelton, Lee china; interstate highway system; federal Bradbury, Herbert Landon. appointments for Massachusetts minority Subjects: Congressional half hour: photo groups. session with John Nagle, chief of the A07 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Washington office of the National Federa- 6/10/70 (8:00 AM) 4 pp. tion of the Blind; presentation of medal Participants:George Meany, George P. commemorating historic Bedford Minute- Shultz. men who defended the Old North Bridge; Subjects:Project Hope; apprenticeship introduction to New Jersey Junior Achieve- programs; postal reform legislation. ment award winners; introduction to A11 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Debbie Shelton, Miss USA 1970. 6/10/70 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. C08 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: Vietnam fact-finding group. 6/12/70 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Findings of Vietnam-Cambodia Participant:George W. Romney. mission. Suöy'ecfs.Home loans; housing legislation. B01 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. 6/10/70 (12:45 PM) 3 pp. 70-6-14 Participant:Ambassador Clyde Ferguson, A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Jr. 6/15/70 (6:15 PM) 13 pp. Suto/ecte:U.S.-Ugandan relations; Participants:Representatives of American Nigerian relief. Newspaper Publishers Association, B04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Congress of International Federation of 6/10/70 (5:30 PM) 6 pp. Newspaper Publishers. Pa/?/c/panfs:Republican congressional Subjects: Media relations; reception. candidates. B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Republican congressional 6/16/70 (10:30 AM) 5 pp. campaign endorsements. Participants: Henry Kissinger, Peace BIO Memo from Whitaker, John. Corps Advisory Council. 6/11/70 (11:06 AM) 1 p. Subject: Recruitment for and goals of the Participants: Senator George Murphy, Peace Corps. Congressman Charles M. league. BIO Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subject: Rescinding of petroleum 6/16/70 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. exploration leases in Santa Barbara, Participants: William Raggio, Governor California. Paul Laxalt. B11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Senate candidacy of William 6/11/70 (11:30 AM) 9 pp. Raggio. Part/c/panfs:Abdullahi Ahmed Addou, B12 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Lakshmi Kant Jha, Rahman Bacchus 6/16/70 (12:32 PM) 1 p. Gajraj, Sir James Plimsoll, Sonn Voeunsai. Participant-Many Hershfield. Subjects: Presentation of diplomatic Subject: Media coverage of Americanism. credentials to Ambassadors Abdullah B13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Ahmed Addou, Somali; Lakshmi Kant Jha, 6/16/70 (6:30 PM) 3 pp. India; Rahman Bacchus Garaj, Guyana; Participants: President's Science Advisory Sir James Plimsoll, Australia; Sonn Committee, Lee A. DuBridge. Vouensai, Cambodia. Subject: Reception for the President's C06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Science Advisory Committee. 6/11/70 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. C02 Memo from Brown, John. Pa/t/c/panfs:Congressmen Robert J. 6/17/70 (4:45 PM) 1 p. Corbett, F. Bradford Morse, Florence P. Participant: Roger Freeman. Dwyer, G. William Whitehurst; John F. Subject: Departure of Roger Freeman Nagle, Roger Thurrell, Calvin Chapman, from his work with economic problems John Ahearn, Ken Rodin, Jack Massey, and the administration's education Kathleen Gurdon, Arthur MacMillan, program.

20 C03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. hijacked jetliner crew, Capitol Page School 6/18/70 (10:15 AM) 2 pp. representatives. Participants:Governor William Scranton, Sivö/ecis.Governor's Conference; page Robert H. Finch, John Mitchell, Richard graduating class representatives; plaque Moore. presentation; Trans World Airways jetliner Subject: Commission on Campus Unrest. hijacking; Oregon economic conference. C05 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. D14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 6/18/70 (11:00 AM) 13 pp. 6/18/70 (6:15 PM) 10 pp. Part/c/panfs.'Chairmen-elect of 25 Federal Participants:Advertising Council. Executive Boards, John D. Ehrlichman, Subject: Public service advertising. John R. Price. E12 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject:Organization and goals of Federal 6/19/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Executive Boards. Participants: Delegation from Executive D04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Protection Service, Secret Service: Eugene 6/18/70 (12:05 PM) 2 pp. Rossides, James J. Rowley, Lilburn E. Parf/c/panfs/Delgation from Religious Boggs, Vincent Mroz, Lawrence B. Quimby, Heritage of America: Archbishop Earl Dressier, Curtis D. Cooper; Alexander lakovos, Mrs. Edward C. Moynihan, P. Butterfield. Rev. John A. O'Brien, George W. Romney, Subject: Presentation of new White House Eddy Shurlock, W. Clement Stone, Dennis Executive Protective Service badge. Carpenter, Kenneth Carpenter, Harry Dent. 70-6-21 Subjects: Churchman of the Year awards; A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. photo session. 6/22/70 (10:30 AM) 8 pp. D06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Homer Babbidge, Willard 6/18/70 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Boyd, Joseph Cosand, Glen Dumke, Lloyd Pari/c/panfs;Virginia Knauer, Peter M. Eliot, D. Whitney Halladay, Ivan Flanigan, Yoicho Okamato. Hindecracker, Daryl Holmes, Thomas Subject: Consumer affairs. Jones, Peter Misiko, Charles Odegaard, D08 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Allen Rankin, Keith Spaulding, Miller 6/18/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Upton, Clarence Walton, Albert Whiting, Participants: Dennis Carpenter, Kenneth Ernest Wilkinson, James Cheek, G. Carpenter. Alexander Heard, Charles Colson. Suö/ecf.Senate campaign endorsement Subject: Campus disorder and role of for Dennis Carpenter. federal government. D09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A11 Memo from Taylor, David P. 6/18/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. 6/22/70 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Participants: Delegation from Religious Participants:George Meany, George P. Heritage of America Committee: Shultz, James D. Hodgson, William J. Archbishop lakovos, Mrs. Edward C. Usery. Moynihan, Rev. John A. O'Brien, George Subject: National Commission on W. Romney, Eddy Shurlock, W. Clement Productivity. Stone. A12 Memo from Magruder, JebS. Subject: Religious Heritage of America 6/22/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Churchman of the Year award Participants:Jeb S. Magruder, Robert presentation. Polack, Robert C. Odie, Jr. D11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects:College Republican National 6/18/70 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. Committee; Southeast Asia policy. Participants:Congressmen Gerald R. A13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Ford, Vemon W. Thompson, Thomas S. 6/22/70 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Kleppe, John J. Rhodes, Chester L. Mize, Participants:Congressmen Garry Brown, Larry Winn, Jr., John R. Dellenback, Donald Brotzman, Charles Sandman; Wendell Wyatt; Senators Robert J. Dole, George C. McKay, Sr., Bo Cotrell, John James B. Pearson, Barry M. Goldwater, Grout, State Senator Robert Kay. Jr., Paul J. Fannin; F. C. Wiser, Jr., TWA

21 Subjects:Congressional half hour: photo Subject: Offer for Roger Johnson to join session with ninety-year-old George C. White House staff as Special Assistant to McKay; presentation of patriotic folk the President with responsibility for recording by Jefferson County, Colorado, maintaining contact with VIPs, friends, and police officers; photo session with Duke administration supporters. Law School classmate, Robert Kay. A14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 70-7-5 6/23/70 (11:30 AM) 10 pp. A03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Schedule for the recording of five audio 7/7/70 (8:30 AM) 5 pp. tapes. Participants:Republican congressional Subjects: Audio tape messages•greeting leadership. to Alaska; Honor America Day; W. Clement Subjects: Economic outlook; bills in Stone dinner; Sportsmen's World awards; Congress. tribute to Louis Armstrong. A08 Memo from Weber, Arnold. B10 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 7/7/70 (11:05 AM) 1 p. 6/23/70 (12:00 PM) 5 pp. Participants: Executive Staff of Office of Participants: Public Land Law Review Management and Budget. Commission. Subject: Responsibilities of new Executive Subjects: Public land policies, laws, and Staff of Office of Management and Budget. regulations. A09 Memo from Finch, Robert H. C01 Memo from Keogh, James. 7/7/70 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. 6/24/70 (9:45 AM) 7 pp. Participants:James Cheek, G. Alexander Part/c/panfs.'Cabinet. Heard, Robert H. Finch. Subjects:Campus disorder; economic Subject: Campus disorder. outlook. A12 Memo from Stuart, Constance. C08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 7/7/70 (5:30 PM) 13 pp. 6/24/70(10:21 AM) 6 pp. Participants: Delegates to the Organization Participants: Elliot Richardson, Robert H. of American States. Finch, Warren E. Burger. Subjects: Reception for delegates to Subjects: Swearing in of Department of Organization of American States. Health, Education, and Welfare Secretary B11 Memo from Timmons, William E. Elliot Richardson and Counsellor Robert H. 7/8/70 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. Finch. Participants:Republican congressional C14 Memo from Brown, John R., III. leadership. 6/24/70 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Hill-Burton bill; Highway Trust Participants:Mississippi State Advisory Fund; Emergency Labor Disputes Committee on Public Education: Warren legislation; postal reform; Cooper-Church Hood, Gilbert Mason, Walter Williams, amendment; VISTA. Owen Cooper, Jack Young, Leslie B13 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Lampton, Rowan Taylor, Herman Hines, 7/8/70 (10:30 AM) 4 pp. Gilbert Carmichael, Paul McMullen, Henry ParticipantsvTaos Pueblo Tribal Council: Self, Douglas Conner, Rev. T. B. Brown, Quirino Romero, Juan de Jesus Romero, Alvin Fielder, Sylvester Moorhead, Clarke Paul Bernai, James Mirabal, John Marcus, Reed, Cabinet Committee on Education: Manuel Reyna, Cruz Trujillo, Gilbert Spiro T. Agnew, George P. Shultz, John Suazo, Earl Old Person, John Rainer; Mitchell, Winton M. Blount, Bryce Harlow, Spiro T. Agnew, Walter J. Hickel, Leonard Donald Rumsfeld, Robert H. Finch, George Garment, Eliot Richardson, Donald W. Romney, Patrick Moynihan. Rumsfeld. Subject: Peaceful school desegregation in Subjects:American Indian affairs. South. C03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. D02 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 7/8/70 (5:00 PM) 2 pp. 6/24/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants:John Mitchell, Bryce N. Participant: Roger Johnson. Harlow, Robert H. Finch, John D. Ehrlichman, H. R. Haldeman. Subject: Spiro T. Agnew's activities.

22 C05 Memo from Timmons, William E. Albert, Gerald Ford, L. Mendel Rivers, 7/8/70 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. George Mahon, Leslie Arends, William Participants: Senator John W. Minshall. McCormack, Congressmen Carl Albert, Subjects: Presentation of Defense Hale Boggs, Thomas E. Morgan, Wayne Distinguished Service Medal to Wheeler. L. Hays, Clement Zablocki, Gerald R. D08 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Ford, Leslie P. Arends, E. Ross Adair, 7/9/70 (11:40 AM) 7 pp. Williams. Mailliard. ParticipanV.GoMemor Winthrop Subject: Expression of thanks to partici- Rockefeller. pants for their help in defeating motion Subjects: Farm legislation; student jobs; to instruct conferees to accept the Cooper- pollution; Rockefeller's reelection Church provision. campaign. C07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. E01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 7/8/70 (7:20 PM) 6 pp. 7/9/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Women's National Press Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Club Dinner, Head Table Guests: Elsie Forsberg, Clare Conley, Richard Carper, Patty Cavin, Gladys Montgomery, Amundsen, Thomas Baskin. Helen Hill Miller, Major Charles Robb, Subject:Presentation of wildlife painting. Marie Sauer, Peggy Ann Hoover Brigham, E02 Memo from Shultz, George P. Josephine Ripley, Senator Edward 7/10/70 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Kennedy, Ruth Cowan, Anna Roosevelt Part/c/pante/Cabinet. Halsted, Christine Sadler Coe, Justice Subject:Organization of Office of Clark, Mary Haornaday, Mrs. James Management and Budget. Webb, Caroline Vance Bell, Mrs. Dwight E05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. D. Eisenhower, Bonnie Angelo, Marjorie 7/10/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Hunter, Patricia Nixon, Lily Lykes Sheperd, Participants: Commander Charles Larson Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Hope Ridings and family. Miller, James Webb, Esther Tufty, Mrs. Subject: Charles Larson's promotion to full Tom Clark, Edith Gaylord, Dr. James Commander, U.S. Navy. Halsted, Alice Frein Johnson, Jane E06 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Stafford, Mrs. Edward Kennedy, Hazel 7/10/70 (12:45 PM) 3 pp. Markel, Richard Brigham, Elizabeth Participants:John Scott, Robert Frederick, Carpenter, Linda Bird Johnson Robb, Joseph Parker. Helen Thomas, Frances Lewine, Miriam Subjects: Farming issues; political support Ottenberg. for Nixon by National Grange. Subjects: Women's National Press Club; E09 Memo from Dent, Harry S. women in media. 7/10/70 (3:00 PM) 1 p. CI 3 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. Participants:Jeremiah Milbank, Jr., 7/9/70 (8:00 AM) 1 p. Thomas Evans. Participant:Senator Mike Mansfield. Subject: Republican National Committee Subject: Unilateral reduction of U.S. troops financing. in Europe. E10 Memo from Stuart, Constance. C14 Memo from Timmons, William E. 7/10/70 (8:00 PM) 14 pp. 7/9/70 (8:00 AM) 3 pp. Participants: United Nations delegates. Participant:Senator Mike Mansfield. Sub/ecf:25th anniversary dinner of United Subjects:Glasgow Air Force Base, Nations. Montana; Indian message; Cambodia; Mrs. Nixon's visit to Peru; SALT talks. 70-7-12 D03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A03 Memo from Whitaker, John C. 7/9/70 (10:00 AM) 5 pp. 7/13/70 (10:07 AM) 1 p. Participants:General Earle Wheeler and Participants:Council on Environmental family, Senators Mike Mansfield, Hugh Quality: Russell E. Train, Robert Cahn, Scott, John Stennis, Milton Young; Gordon MacDonald, John D. Ehrlich man. Congressmen John McCormack, Carl Subjects:Environmental issues; population growth; Council on Environmental Quality.

23 A04 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Stuart Symington, Barry Goldwater, Henry 7/13/70 (11:45 AM )1 p. Jackson, Samuel Ervin, Edmund Muskie, Participant: Henry Kearns. Gordon Allot, John Tower; Bryce N. Subjects:Export-Import Bank; exports. Harlow, George P. Shultz, Caspar A05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Weinberger, William E. Timmons, Clifford 7/13/70 (3:00 PM) 8 pp. M. Hardin, Armand Hammer, Congress- Participants: Whittier College, Class of '34, men F. Edward Hebert, Otto Passman. White House officials. Subjects:Capitol luncheon; Nixon's visits Subject: Whittier College class of '34 to Siberia. reunion. B14 Memo from Shultz, George P. A14 Memo from Timmons, William E. 7/15/70 (4:00 PM) 1 p. 7/13/70 (3:45 PM) 2 pp. Participants: David M. Kennedy, Maurice Participant: Robert J. Dole. H. Stans, James Hodgson, Arthur F. Subject: Republican Senate Campaign Burns, Paul W. McCracken, Robert L. endorsements. Mayo, Peter M. Flanigan, George P. B02 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Shultz. 7/13/70 (4:48 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Economic situation; budget. Participants: John A. Volpe, Rocco M. C01 Memo from Trent, Darrell. Siciliano, Peter M. Flanigan, Richard 7/15/70 (5:00 PM) 6 pp. Moore, Charles W. Colson. Participants:Property Review Board: Subjects: Administration relations with Bryce N. Harlow, George P. Shultz, Paul Americans of Italian, Polish, and Eastern W. McCracken, Russell E. Train, Robert L. European ancestry. Kunzig, Donald Rumsfeld, John D. B05 Memo from Harper, Edwin L. Ehrlichman. 7/14/70 (1:15 PM) 4 pp. Subjects: Fon DeRussy; Waikiki, Hawaii; Participants:Appalachian Regional use of federal property. Commission: Governors Albert P. Brewer, C07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Lester Maddox, Louis B. Nunn, Marvin 7/16/70 (4:15 PM) 8 pp. Mandel, John Bell Williams, James A. Participants:Princess Anne, Prince Rhodes, Raymond P. Shafer, Robert E. Charles, Julie Eisenhower, David McNair, Buford Ellington, Linwood Holton, Eisenhower, Tricia Nixon, Patricia Nixon, Arch A. Moore; William Turner, G. David Ambassador and Mrs. Freeman, Brandon, Daniel P. Moynihan, Bryce N. Ambassador and Mrs. Walter Annenberg. Harlow, Donald Rumsfeld, Clifford M. Subject: Arrival ceremony of Prince Hardin, James Hodgson, George P. Charles and Princess Anne. Shultz, Murray Weidenbaum, John D. D01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Ehrlichman, H. R. Haldeman, Ronald L. 7/16/70 (7:50 PM) 3 pp. Ziegler, Edwin L. Harper, David Participants: Nixon friends and supporters. Eisenhower, John Waters, Ralph Widmer, Subject: Stag dinner for friends and John Whisman, Orville Lerch. supporters. Sub/ecfs.'Appalachian Regional D04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Commission; New Federalism. 7/17/70 (5:30 PM) 23 pp. B09 Memo from Brown, Robert J. Participant: Alexander Heard. 7/15/70 (10:55 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Departure of Alexander Heard Participants:National Insurance from the White House; campus disorder; Association: Jesse Hill, Jr., Joseph campus relations. Goodloe, George S. Harris, William E13 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Clement, Booker T. Bradshaw, Charles 7/17/70 (8:00 PM) 5 pp. Davis, Herbert H. Southall; Leonard Participants: Ambassador and Mrs. Garment. Freeman, Ambassador and Mrs. Walter Subjects:Minority education and business. Annenberg, Henry A. Kissinger, Mrs. B12 Memo from Timmons, William E. Nicholas Longworth, Mr. and Mrs. Donald 7/15/70 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. McGannon, The Right Honorable Lord Parf/c/panfs:Senators Allen Eilender, Mike Thompson of Fleet, Honorable Nancy Mansfield, John Pastore, Hugh Scott, Hanks, Honorable and Mrs. Hobart Lewis.

24 SL/öyecis;U.S.-Bntish diplomatic relations; Subjects:Campaign endorsements; oil British royalty. quotas; the South. F04 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. C13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 7/18/70(5:00 PM) 3 pp. 7/23/70 (10:30 AM) 8 pp. Participant: Prince Charles. Participants:His Excellency Urho Subjects:Southeast Asia; arms race; Kekkonen, His Excellency Vaino Leskinen, British Commonwealth; Canada. His Excellency Olavi Munkki, His Excellency Max Jakobson, Minister Heikki 70-7-19 Hannikainen, Maj. Gen. Urpo Levo, Risto A03 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. Hyvarinen, Nulo Saksela, Aarno Karhilo, 7/21/70 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Paavo Laitinen, Pauli Opas, Mrs. Richard Participant: Frank Pace. Nixon, Marion Smoak, Secretary of State Subject: International Executive Service and Mrs. William Rogers, Chief of Naval Corps. Operations and Mrs. Elmo Zumwalt, Dean A05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. of Diplomatic Corps and Mrs. Sevilla- 7/21/70 (11:30 AM) 9 pp. Sacasa. Participants:Georges Mahaman Condat, Subject:Greeting President Urho Rafael Alberto Zuniga Tristan, Jose A. Kekkonen; U.S.-Finnish relations. de la Ossa. D07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Presentation of diplomatic 7/23/70 (12:20 PM) 6 pp. credentials to Ambassadors Georges Participants:Gould Lincoln, Newbold Mahaman Condat, Niger; Rafael Alberto Noyes, Rudolph Kauffmann, I. William Hill, Zuniga Tristan, Costa Rica; Jose A. de la Smith Hempstone, Thomas Noyes, Burton Ossa, Panama. Hoffman, Sidney Epstein, George A14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Beveridge, John Hoy Kauffmann, Crosby 7/21/70 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. Noyes, Godfrey Kauffmann, John Participants: Ambassador Hugo Margain, Thompson, Ronald Ziegler. Patricia Nixon. Subjects: Informal luncheon at the Su£y'ecis:U.S.-Mexican relations; gift Evening Star Building with Gould Lincoln, presentation. recipient of a Medal of Freedom. B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. D13 Memo from Whitaker, John C. 7/21/70 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. 7/23/70 (3:10 PM) 2 pp. Participants: 181 members of House of Participants: Chris DeMuth, John C. Representatives and spouses, Patricia Whitaker. Nixon. Subject: Departure of Chris DeMuth to the Subjects: Reception for congressmen with University of Chicago Law School. individual photo sessions. E01 Memo from Dent, Harry S. B05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 7/23/70 (3:15 PM) 4 pp. 7/22/70 (10:00 AM) 8 pp. Participants:South Carolina State Participants: Domestic Affairs Council, Advisory Committee on Public Education: Cabinet, John D. Ehrlichman. Robert Davis, Maceo M. Nance, Jr., E. Subjects: Economy; duties of Domestic Harold Keown, Brown Mahon, William L. Council; regional commissions. Watkins, Gerard A. Anderson, John K. B13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Cauthen, John C. Thompson, I. P. 7/22/70 (12:15 PM) 5 pp. Stanback, Julian T. Buxton, George D. Participants: 100 Boys Nation high school Johnson, George A. Anderson, G. R. seniors. Livingston. Si/b/ecf:25th Annual Boys Nation Subjects:School desegregation; public Convention. education. C04 Memo from Dent, Harry S. E05 Memo from Timmons, William E. 7/22/70 (3:00 PM) 9 pp. 7/23/70 (3:25 PM) 1 p. Participants: Robert Finch, Donald Participant:Senator George Murphy. Rumsfeld, Harry S. Dent, Bryce N. Subjects: Farm bill; campaign Harlow, Murray Chotiner, H. R. Haldeman. endorsement.

25 E06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. G11 Memo from Brown, John. 7/23/70 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. 7/24/70 (6:45 PM) 3 pp. Participants: William W. Keeler, Werner P. Participants:Mormon delegation: Elders Gullander. Joseph Fielding Smith, Harold B. Lee, Subjects: National Association of N. Eldon Tanner, Spencer W. Kimbell, Manufacturers; wage and price controls; Ezra Taft Benson, Mark E. Petersen, economy. Delbert L. Stapley, Marion G. Romney, E10 Memo from Stuart, Constance. LeGrand Richards, Richard L. Evans, 7/23/70 (8:00 PM) 12 pp. Hugh B. Brown, Gordon B. Hinckley, Participants .His Excellency Urho Thomas S. Monsom, Boyd K. Packer. Kekkonen, Finnish delegation, White Subjects: Mormon church position on House officials, Patricia Nixon, Camerata family and welfare programs, crime, and Singers. drugs; Middle East negotiations; Subjects: Dinner for Urho Kekkonen; U.S.- all-volunteerforce. Finnish relations; environmental issues; Finland. 70-8-2(1) F08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A03 Memo. 7/24/70 (10:00 AM) 1 p. 8/3/70 (1:30 PM) 5 pp. Part/c/panfs:Congressman H. Allen Smith Participants:La\N Enforcement Assistance and family. Administration members. Subject:Photo session. Subjects: Law Enforcement Assistance F09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Administration; narcotics detection 7/24/70 (10:05 AM) 6 pp. research; Project SEARCH; bloc grants for Participants:Construction Industry law enforcement; criminal justice system in Collective Bargaining Commission: Colorado. James D. Hodgson, George W. Romney, A08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Lowell McGinnis, William J. Usery, Jr., 8/4/70 (10:30 AM) 7 pp. Laurance Silberman, Hunter P. Wharton, Participants: President and Mrs. Joseph Carl M. Halvorson, Robert L. Higgins, Mobuto, His Excellency Jean-Theodore Edward S. Torrence, Peter Fosco, Umba-Di-Lutete, Thomas Tumba, Mr. and Joseph T. Power, Thomas F. Murphy, Mrs. Andre Bo-Boliko, Louis Namwizi, William E. Dunn, Dale R. Witcraft, Paul Albert Ndele, His Excellency Evariste Welcher, Frank Ronadio, James L. Loliki, Barthélémy Bisengimana, His McPherson, Joseph L. Russell, Harold Excellency Theodore Idzumbuir, Mrs. Mills; Senators John Sparkman, Wallace Richard Nixon. Bennett, Hugh Scott; Congressmen Wright Suö/ecis.'U.S.-Congolese relations; Patman, William Widnall, William Barrett, development of the Congo. Gerald Ford, John Dellenback, Wendall B01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Wyatt; Preston Martin, Oakley Hunter, Lou 8/4/70 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Barba, John A. Stastny, Edwin L. Stoll, Participants:Congressmen Charles C. R. Mitchell, Ollie Jones, William L. Sandman, Roben Denney, Donald Reynolds, Frederick C. Ober, Dempsey Brotzman, Laurence Burton, John Moss, Travis, Willis W. Alexander, James Gildea, Byron Rogers; Senators Wallace Bennett, Andrew Biemiller, James Searce. Alan Bible, Frank Moss, George Murphy; Si/ù/ecf/Signing ceremony for Emergency Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kay, Henry Brandt, Home Financing Act of 1970. Walter Hickel, JohnVoIpe, Thomas G01 Memo from Price, John R. Goodfellow, Lyle Snader, James Schultz, 7/24/70 (1:15 PM) 10 pp. R. R. Bryant, Jerry Henderson. Participants:Governors and mayors of Subjects: Congressional half hour: social Northern Plains states. visit; Nebraska State Fair; Golden Spike Subjects:Rural and urban policies; rural Centennial Celebration Commission. areas.

26 B03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. C14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 8/4/70 (4:42 PM) 1 p. 8/6/70 (1:00 PM) 7 pp. Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, David M. Participants:Cabinet Committee on Kennedy, Elliot Richardson, John Mitchell. Education: George P. Shultz, Donald Subject: School desegregation in the Rumsfeld, Winton Blount, John Mitchell, south. Elliot Richardson, Daniel P. Moynihan, B04 Memo from Stuart, Constance. Robert Mardian, Robert H. Finch; Georgia 8/4/70 (8:00 PM) 13 pp. State Advisory Committee on Public Participants: President and Mrs. Joseph D. Education: William P. Simmons, Horace Mobutu and dinner guests. Täte, Rev. Robert H. Collins, John Cox, Subjects: Dinner in honor of President Eugene H. Gadsen, Allan S. Hardin, Joseph D. Mobutu; Congolese-U.S. James H. Hinton, Thomas M. Jenkins, relations; balance of payments; U.S. policy Robert McCo Miller, Nolan Murrah, J. regarding Africa; Nsele Manifesto; Edwin Peavy, William Primm, W. L. Congolese economic development and aid Russell, James Sibley, Roland Smith, to Nigeria. James Williams, Cordell Wynne; Harry S. C03 Memo from Finch, Robert H. Dent, Leonard Garment, Fred LaRue, 8/5/70 (12:05 PM) 5 pp. Arthur Sohmer, Richard Brannon, L. Participants:Elliot Richardson, Robert H. Patrick Gray III. Finch, National Medical Association Subject:School desegregation. representatives: James Whittico, Julius D07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Hill, Charles Bookert, Andrew Thomas, 8/6/70 (3:00 PM) 7 pp. Emerson Waiden, John Kenney, Lloyd Participants: Mrs. William A. Jones III, Kirkpatrick. John E. Warren, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Subjects:Grants for black medical Miller, Dion E. Hartsock, Kevin and colleges; health and educational assis- Kimberly Port, Ann Eldridge, Martha E. tance for blacks; National Medical Moore, Helen L. Morgan, Basilia J. Association. Chagoll, Senators Harry F. Byrd, Jr., C08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. William B. Spong, Jr., Hugh Scott, Paul J. 8/5/70 (1:00 PM) 1 p. Fannin, Barry Goldwater; Congressmen Participants: North Carolina State Advisory William L. Scott, Richard H. Poff, J. Glenn Committee on Public Education. Beall, Jr.; Edwin D. Eshleman, John J. Subject:School desegregation. Rhodes. C09 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subjects: Posthumous Medal of Honor 8/6/70 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. presentations; Vietnam war. Participants:Governor Carlos G. D14 Memo from Chapin, Dwight. Camacho, Antonio M. Palomo, James S. 8/6/70 (5:00 PM) 4 pp. Brooks, Stephen Bull, Thomas Lias. Participants:Senators Barry M. Goldwater, Subject: Political support for Governor Strom Thurmond, John G. Tower, Edward Camacho in upcoming elections. Gurney, Robert J. Dole; Congressmen C11 Memo from Cowen, Eugene S, Leslie C. Arends, Fletcher Thompson, 8/6/70 (11:45 AM) 1 p. William Dickinson, Samuel Devine; Clarke Participants: Senator Winston L. Prouty, Reed, James Holhouser, Harry S. Dent, Ralph Elsmo, Robert Taylor, Stephen Bull. John Mitchell. Subject: Filming of television commercial Subject: Actually dated 7/21 confirmation for Winston L. Prouty's reelection of August 6th meeting. campaign. E04 Memo from Timmons, William E. C12 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 8/7/70 (9:30 AM) 3 pp. 8/6/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participant:Senator Robert Byrd. Participants: Patricia Nixon, Mamie Subjects: ABM system; integration; Eisenhower, Winton Blount. Supreme Court appointments; Subject: Presentation ceremony for Cooper-Church amendments; SALT talks. Eisenhowerstamp.

27 E07 Memo from Shultz, George P. Beirne, John H. Lyons, George Meany, 8/7/70 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Floyd E. Smith, Leonard Woodcock, Participants: Members of National William T. Coleman, Jr., John T. Dunlop, Commission on Productivity. Howard W. Johnson, Edward H. Levi, Subjects: Productivity; trade. Arjay Miller, W. Allen Wallis, David M. E08 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. Kennedy, Maurice H. Stans, James D. 8/7/70 (11:07 AM) 11 pp. Hodgson, George P. Shultz, Paul W. Participant: Senator Jacob Javits. McCracken; Elliot L. Richardson, Clifford Subject: Congressional support for peace M. Hardin, George W. Romney, John N. in the Middle East. (Memo of meeting Mitchell, Winton M. Blount, William P. remains classified.) Rogers, Donald Rumsfeld, Bryce Harlow, F05 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Daniel P. Moynihan, H. R. Haldeman, 8/7/70 (11:30 AM) 8 pp. John D. Ehrlichman, Peter M. Flanigan, Participants: Representatives of National Charles W. Colson, Maurice Weidenbaum, Association of Real Estate Boards: Rich Harold Passer, William J. Usery, Jr., Port, Eugene P. Conser, John C. Herbert Stein, Hendrik S. Houthakker, Williamson, H. Harland Groll, Jr., Robert S. David P. Taylor, Caspar W. Weinberger, Curtiss, H. Jackson Pontius, Edwin L Arnold R. Weber, Lee A. DuBridge, Leon Stoll, Charles W. Colson, George Bell. Greenberg, Sidney Jones. Subjects: Inflation; Johnson administra- Subject: Reception. tion; National Association of Real Estate Boards; housing; Emergency Home 70-8-9(1) Finance Act. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. F13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 8/10/70 (11:00 AM) 8 pp. 8/7/70 (12:00 PM) 8 pp. Participants:Senate Finance Committee, Participants: James Keogh, Noble Ways and Means Committee, Senators Melencamp, Ann Higgins, Eliska Hasek, Hugh Scott, Mike Mansfield, Congressmen Thomas O'Herron, Geoffrey Shepard, Gerald R. Ford, John McCormack; John Hudson Drake, Leonard Dry, Arthur Martin, Richard Wilbur, Thomas Vail, Godfrey, Oscar Dystel, Samuel Schulman, Michael Stern, James D. Hodgson, Herbert G. Klein, Leo Cherne, Robert D. Malcolm Lovell, Richard F. Schubert, McCullough, Günther Hett, Robert F. Robert C. Goodwin, Ralph Altman, Joseph Weber, Darrell Coover, Senator Robert Gibbons, Margaret M. Dahm, Louise Griffin, Raymond!. Gallagher, CooperT. Freeman, George Meany, Lane Kirkland, Holt, Robert McCaughey, Charles Colson. Andrew Biemiller, Burt Seidman, James Subjects: Photo sessions; public relations. Gilde, W. P. Gullander, J. Eldred Hill, G07 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. George V. Vavoulis, William L. Heartwell, 8/7/70 (1:45 PM) 3 pp. George P. Shultz, Arnold Weber. Participant: Frank Borman. Subject: Signing ceremony for Employ- Subjects:POWs release; Hanoi-North ment Security Amendments of 1970. Vietnam visit. A11 Memo from Whitaker, John C. 8/10/70 (11:30 AM) 1 p. 70-8-2(2) Pa/t/c/panfs.'Council on Environmental A03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Quality. 8/7/70 (4:30 PM) 7 pp. Subject:Environmental issues. Participant: Senator Clinton P. Anderson. AI 2 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects:Safeguard system; Holloman Air 8/10/70 (11:35 AM) 3 pp. Force Base. Participants:Senate Finance Committee. All Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects: National compulsory health 8/7/70 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. insurance; Family Assistance Plan; Participants: National Commission on welfare program. Productivity: Edward W. Carter, George E. B01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Keck, R. Heath Larry, James Roche, 8/10/70 (12:00 PM) 3 pp. Walter Wriston, I. W. Abel, Joseph A. Participants:Council on Environmental Quality.

28 Subject: Annual report of Council on D13 Memo from Timmons, William E. Environmental Quality. 8/11/70 (4:30 PM) 1 p. B04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Part/c/pa/7is.Congressmen Fred 8/10/70 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. Schwengel, William Cowger; Ernest Pa/t/c/panfs/Silent Majority Committee: Griffith, Robert Henry, Rev. Heinz Grabia, Robert Carroll, Myles Courtney, Charles Jackie Day, Vernon Shepard, Allan Crompton. Schimmel, Richard Smyzer. Subjects: Peace in Vietnam; Silent Subjects:Conditions in Vietnam; Majority Committee petition; gift Vietnamization. presentation. D14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. B07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 8/12/70 (9:30 AM) 12 pp. 8/10/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants Members of Congress, White Participant: E. I. Eldredge. House staff, Post Office Department news Subject: Care and feeding of Nixon's dog, media specialists, labor union King Timahoe. representatives, former Postmasters B08 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. General, Cabinet, President's Commission 8/10/70 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. on Postal Reform; FredO'Dwyer, Donald Participants:George Spater, George Ledbetter, Bremer Erhler, E. V. Dorsey, Keck, Charles Tillinghast, Floyd Hall. Benjamin F. Saltzstein, Alden Schneider, Subject: Airline industry wages and stocks. Thruston Morton, Consuela N. Bailey, B11 Memo from Stuart, Constance. Claude Desautels, David Silvergleid, 8/10/70 (6:30 PM) 11 pp. Daniel Jaspan, Robert White, Ashby Participants: Bernard Lasker's birthday Smith, Russell Train, Paul McCracken, party guests, Bernard Lasker, Patricia Arthur Burns, Mrs. Lovelace, Mr. and Mrs. Nixon. Houston Blount, Kay and Joseph Blount, Subject: Bernard Lasker's birthday. John Overton, Thomas Costin. C08 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Subject: Signing ceremony for H.R. 17070, 8/11/70 (8:36 AM) 6 pp. Postal Reorganization Bill. Participants: Senators John G. Tower, E12 Memo from Finch, Robert H. Gordon Allott, Hugh D. Scott, Robert Taft, 8/12/70 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Frank Bow, Robert Griffin; Congressmen Participant: Bud Wilkinson. Gerald R. Ford, John Rhodes, Robert Subjects: Center for Voluntary Action; Wilson, Rogers C. B. Morton, Richard Poff, campaign endorsement. John Anderson, Leslie C. Arends; Spiro T. El 4 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Agnew, John D. Ehrlichman. 8/12/70 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Education; Department of Participants:Cabinet Committee on Housing and Urban Development; job Education, Arkansas State Advisory safety; farm and veterans legislation; Committee on Public Education: Rev. C. L. inflation; Federal Reserve Board. Bachus, Elijah Coleman, Lawrence Davis, C14 Memo from Gifford, William. Howard Holtoff, Charles Murphy, Jr., Fred 8/11/70 (11:00 AM) 11 pp. Oakley, Harold Ohlendorf, Louis Ramsay, Participants:George P. Shultz, HenryA. Jr., J. L. Shaver, Robert Shults, David Kissinger. Solomon, John Thiele, Rev. Emery Subject:Foreign economic policy. Washington, J. Gaston Williamson. D11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Agenda for first meeting of the 8/11/70 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. Cabinet Committee on Education. Participants:Congressmen James A. F02 Memo from Mardian, Robert C. McClure, Robert McClory, Harley 8/12/70 (12:30 PM) 3 pp. Staggers; Frances Susan Staggers, Participants: Arkansas State Advisory Connie Stuart. Committee on Public Education: Rev. C. L. Subjects:Congressional half hour: gift Bachus, Elijah Coleman, Lawrence Davis, presentations of a clay caricature of Nixon Howard Holtoff, Charles Murphy, Jr., Fred and a celestial globe; introduction to Oakley, Harold Ohlendorf, Louis Ramsay, Mountain State Forest Festival Queen. Jr., J. L. Shaver, Robert Shults, David

29 Solomon, John Thiele, Rev. Emery Subjects:Campaign endorsement of Washington, J. Gaston Williamson; Nelson Gross; photo session. Cabinet Committee on Education. A14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: School desegregation; 8/13/70 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. educational assistance programs. Participants: Young Lawyers Section of the F05 Memo from Timmons, William E. American Bar Association: Thomas D. 8/13/70 (8:00 AM) 7 pp. Cochran, Richard E. Wiley, Joseph W. Participant:Senator Mike Mansfield. Mullen, Robert P. Murray, Harry L. Subjects: Military authorization bill; Hathaway, Daniel T. Rabbitt, Allen E. Montana School of Mineral Science and Brennecke, David Ward, Fred Davis, Technology; Geneva protocol; SALT talks; EgilKrogh, Jr. Carl Kipp pardon. Subjects: Drug abuse; Young Lawyers F12 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. Section of the American Bar Association. 8/13/70 (10:03 AM) 14 pp. B03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Participants:Domestic [Affairs] Council. 8/13/70 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Federal planning assistance Participants:G. V. Montgomery, E. Ross grants; Appalachian Regional Commission; Adair. planning of federal programs. Subjects: Report on Southeast Asia; Con Son prison incident. 70-8-9(2) B05 Memo from Dent, Harry S. 8/14/70 (10:15 AM) 6 pp. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: Senator Allen Allender, 8/13/70 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Congressmen Hale Boggs, F. Edward Participants: Senators Henry Jackson, Hebert, Joseph Waggonner; Mrs. Hale Ted Stevens; John D. Ehrlichman. Boggs, Lt. Gov. C. C. Aycock, Mrs. F. Subject: Signing ceremony for Youth Edward Hebert, A. C. demons, Charles Conservation Corps bill. De Gravelles, Thomas Stagg, Jean Boese, A04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Charlton Lyons, David Treen, Moon 8/13/70 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. Landrieu, Ronald Pincus, A. A. Casbarian, Participants: Mrs. Richard Hughes and Elliot L. Richardson, John Mitchell, Winton daughter, A. E. Gibson, Joseph Curran, Blount, Donald Rumsfeld. Robert Stone. Subject: Louisiana trip itineraries for Subject: Posthumous presentation of American Merchant Marine Seamanship President and Mrs. Richard Nixon. B11 Political Briefing Paper for Louisiana from Trophy. A07 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Dent, Harry S. 8/13/70 (12:35 PM) 2 pp. 8/14/70 8 pp. Subjects: U.S. congressional campaigns Participant: Lamar Alexander. Subjects: Departure of Lamar Alexander in Louisiana. from White House staff to manage the C05 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. 8/14/70 (12:45 PM) 2 pp. campaign of Winfield Dunn. Participants: Cabinet Committee on A09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Education, Louisiana State Advisory 8/13/70 (12:40 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Moñón Allin, Andrew Nickle. Committee on Public Education. Sub/ecfs:School desegregation; Subject: Departure of Andrew Nickle, a Emergency School Assistance Program; Dick Ports' intern for past summer. Emergency School Aid Act of 1970. A11 Memo from Colson, Charles W. C07 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. 8/13/70 (12:45 PM) 1 p. Participants: Neil Bishop, Richard Jennett. 8/14/70 (1:30 PM) 9 pp. Participants: Southern editors and Subjects:Campaign endorsement of Republican Senate candidate, Neil Bishop; broadcasters. Subjects: Middle East negotiations; SALT photo session. talks; Vietnam. A12 Memo from Dent, Harry S. 8/13/70 (3:25 PM) 2 pp. Participant: Nelson Gross.

30 D02 Memo from Shultz, George P. Retired Persons; photo sessions with 8/14/70 (2:00 PM) 12 pp. Jack R. Bailey, president of the National Participants: Representatives of State League of Postmasters, and Bremer Advisory Committees: Craig Smith, Ehrler, president of the National Associa- Christopher McNair, Louis Ramsay, Jr., tion of Postmasters; introduction to the Lawrence Arnett Davis, William Simmons, attorneys who worked on the District of Horace Täte, Gilbert Mason, R. B. Columbia Crime Bill; presentation of golf Lampton, Archibald Davis, Hubert Eaton, balls, footballs; photo sessions with Jesse Robert Davis, Maceo Nance, Jr. M. Calhoon, Ronald C. Romans, Cecil Subjects:School desegregation; duties of Stephenson, and Ambassador Handley. State Committees on Public Education. C05 Memo from Shultz, George P. D07 Memo from Price, John R. 8/17/70 (3:15 PM) 3 pp. 8/14/70 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Governor William Milliken, Part/c/panfs/Southern press. George Shultz. Subjects: State Advisory Committees on Subjects:Michigan's youth employment Public Education; school desegregation; programs, employment opportunities, educational assistance. and manpowerfunding. COS Memo from Finch, Robert H. 70-8-16 8/17/70 (5:00 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: John A. Volpe, George W. 8/17/70 (10:00 AM) 22 pp. Romney, Elliot L. Richardson, Donald Participants:Rev. Msgr. Geno Baroni, Rumsfeld, Rogers C. B. Morton, John G. Bishop Joseph Bernadin, Russ Shaw, Tower, Robert Wilson. John Cosgrove, Msgr. George Higgins, Suó/ecf:Campaign endorsements. Father Charles Burns, Father P. David C09 Memo from BeLieu, Kenneth. Finks, Leonard Garment. 8/18/70 (8:00 AM) 5 pp. Subjects: Problems of Catholic and white Participants: William Rogers, Melvin R. ethnic blue collar communities in relation Laird, Mike Mansfield, George Aiken, J. to employment, living conditions, educa- William Fulbright, Hugh D. Scott, John tion, federal assistance, and relationship Stennis, Bryce N. Harlow, Henry A. with urban black communities. Kissinger, Kenneth BeLieu. B13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject:Geneva Protocol; bacteriological 8/17/70 (12:15 PM) 6 pp. and chemical warfare. Participants: Peter Lisagor, Jack C14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Sutherland, Jack Homer, Edgar Poe, 8/18/70 (10:00 AM) 1 p. William DeMatteo, George Tames, Jack Participants: Alabama State Advisory Fletcher, Norman Driscoll, Maurice Committee on Public Education. Johnson, Henry Burroughs, Charles Shutt, Subject: Public education. Laurence E. Lynn, Fred Faassen, D01 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. Bernard E. Nash, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert 8/18/70 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Ekerberg, Jack R. Bailey, Bremer Ehrler, Participant:Congressman Lowell Weicker. George Bell, Donald Santarelli, Fred Hess, Subject:Photo session with Congressman Carl Rauh, Sylvia Bacon, Mary Lawton, Lowell Weicker for his Senate campaign. Mrs. Ferrand Peterson, Barbara Miller, D03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. David Prosser, Donald M. Kendall, Jesse 8/18/70 (12:07 PM) 1 p. M. Calhoon, Ronald C. Romans, Cecil Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sheldon Stephenson, Charles Colson, Ambassador and family, John Davies. William J. Handley, Hal Saunders. Subjects: One millionth visitor to the White Subjects: Presentation of mugs and a pen House in 1970; photo session. holder to the president; departure of D04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Laurence E. Lynn, former director of 8/18/70 (12:15 PM) 6 pp. program analysis for the National Security Subjects: Audio tape messages for Council staff; introduction to two millionth convention of National Association of member of the American Association of Letter Carriers, first Explorer Olympics of

31 the Boy Scouts, Fifth International Water E13 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. Quality Symposium, and 1970 National 8/19/70 (12:15 PM)1 p. Convention of AMVETS. Participant: Kent Frizzell. D10 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subject: Photo session with Attorney 8/18/70 (12:36 PM) 1 p. General Kent Frizzell, GOP nominee for Part/c/panfs.'Congressmen William Brock, governor of Kansas. Daniel Kuykendall, Winfield Dunn; State E14 Memo from Petersmeyer, C.Gregg. Senator Lamar Baker, Senator Howard 8/19/70 (12:20 PM) 2 pp. Baker, Mrs. Winfield Dunn, Mrs. Lamar Participants.-WhWe House summer interns: Baker, William E. Timmons, Harry S. Dent. Thomas Davis, Gail Gordon, Leland Subjects: Photo session with Congress- Hutchinson, William Kristol, Dolly Madison, man William Brock, Winfield Dunn, and Joan Mattingly, Robert McDermott, Jerry State Senator Lamar Baker, the respective Milbank, Jan Milliken, Robert Niemann, winners of the Tennessee GOP primary Terry O'Rourke, Warren Parker, C. Gregg races for U.S. senate, governor, and Petersmeyer, Robert Podesta, Terry Brock's vacated congressional seat. Poison, Kenneth Smith, John Thompson. D11 Staff Schedule for Trip to New York. Subject: Departure of White House 8/18/70 (12:55 PM) 8 pp. summerinterns. Participants: Alexander P. Butterfield, F02 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Stephen Bull, Col. V. Coffey, Gerald 8/19/70 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Greene, Roger Johnson, Herbert G. Klein, Participants:Pau\W. McCracken, David Ted Lewis, Ronald L. Ziegler, Mrs. Roger M. Kennedy, Peter M. Flanigan. Johnson, Governor Thomas Dewey, Subjects: Economic, fiscal, and monetary Francis M. Flynn, W. H. James, Floyd matters. Barger, Michael J. O'Neill, James J. F03 Memo from Sloan, Hugh W., Jr. Patterson, William Brink, Reuben Maury, 8/19/70 (5:25 PM) 1 p. Donald McCormack, Sheward Hagerty, Participant: John A. Volpe. Jack Smee, Bruce G. McCauley, Patricia Subject: Photo session with John A. Nixon. Volpe, chairman of the Combined Federal Subjects: New York trip; media relations. Campaign of the United Givers Fund. E05 Memo from Timmons, William E. F04 Memo from Keogh, James. 8/19/70 (8:30 AM) 3 pp. 8/19/70 (5:33 PM) 4 pp. Part/c/panfs;Senators Henry Bellmon, Parf/'c/panfs:Cabinet. Robert Dole, Howard Baker. Subject:Cabinet involvement in Subjects: Cooper-Hart and Brooke congressional campaigns. amendments; Indian legislation; education F08 Memo from Huebner, Lee. and Housing and Urban Development 8/19/70 (7:00 PM) 12 pp. appropriations legislation. Participants: Cabinet and spouses, White E08 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. House invited guests, Mrs. Richard Nixon. 8/19/70 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Subjects: Dinner honoring Cabinet; Participants:Lee A. DuBridge, Edward remarks on the history of the Cabinet. David. Subjects: President's Science Advisory 70-8-23 Council (PSAC); National Science A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Foundation funding; Fort Dietrich; Council 8/24/70 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. of Science and Technology. Participants: White House Liaison E09 Memo from Timmons, William E. Committee of the Business Council: 8/19/70 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. Russell DeYoung, R. V. Hansberger, Jack Participants: J. Mark Trice, Kenneth E. K. Horton, Fred R. Kappel, Donald BeLieu. Kendall, Barry T. Leithead, T. F. Patton, Subject. Citation for J. Mark Trice's fifty Lynn A. Townsend. years' service to the Senate. Subjects: Economy; wages, prices and productivity; auto strike; trade competition.

32 A06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A10 Memo from Veneman, John. 8/25/70 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. 9/3/70 (10:20 AM) 6 pp. Participants:President's Advisory Council Participants:Russell B. Long, Abraham on Executive Organization: Roy Ash, Ribicoff, Harry F. Byrd, Jr., Wallace F. Walter Thayer, Fred R. Kappel, John Bennett, Jack Miller, Paul J. Fannin, Connally, Richard Paget, George Baker, George P. Shultz, Robert H. Finch, Andrew Rouse, George P. Shultz, John D. Daniel P. Moynihan, William E. Timmons, Ehrlichman, Henry A. Kissinger. John G. Veneman, Robert E. Patricelli. Subjects:Foreign economic policy; Subjects:Family Assistance Plan; public Peterson Task Force. service jobs; wage subsidies. A09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. B02 Memo from Timmons, William E. 8/26/70 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. 9/3/70 (10:20 AM) 3 pp. Participants: H\s Eminence Terence Participants: Russell B. Long, Abraham Cardinal Cooke, Msgr. William Ribicoff, Harry F. Byrd, Jr., Wallace F. McCormack, His Eminence James Francis Bennett, Jack Miller, Paul J. Fannin, Cardinal Mclntyre, His Excellency Arch- George P. Shultz, Robert H. Finch, bishop Timothy Manning, Msgr. Hawks, Daniel P. Moynihan, William E. Timmons, Robert H. Finch. John G. Veneman, Robert E. Patricelli. Subjects:Northern Ireland; Commission Subjects: Family Assistance Plan; welfare on Pornography and Obscenity; American reform. troops in Europe; Lemon and Tilton cases. B05 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. A11 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. 9/4/70 (10:45 AM) 1 p. 8/27/70 (10:20 AM) 20 pp. Participants: Mayor Samuel Yorty, Participants: Domestic Council. Alexander P. Butterfield. Subjects: Foreign policy; federal Subject: Social visit from Mayor Samuel government; economy; taxes; Yorty. environmental issues; school desegregation; low income housing; job 70-9-6 training; revenue sharing; public land use. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 9/7/70 (11:55 AM) 1 p. 70-8-30 Participants: Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle, A03 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. Father John Hogan, members of St. 8/31/70 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Matthew's Cathedral congregation. Part/c/panf.Congressman Richard Subject: Memorial Mass for Vincent Roudebush. Lombardi. Subject: Photo and filming session for A04 Memo from Stuart, Constance. campaign of Richard Roudebush. 9/7/70 (6:00 PM) 10 pp. A05 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. Participants: White House guests, AFL- 8/31/70 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. CIO presidents, labor union presidents, Participant: William Raggio. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hodgson, Patricia Subject: Photo and filming session for Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. George Meany, Mr. campaign of William Raggio. and Mrs. Lane Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. A07 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. George P. Shultz. 8/31/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Dinner honoring Labor Day and Participant:Anderson Carter. labor union presidents; golf; postal Subject: Photo and filming session for reorganization. campaign of Anderson Carter. A14 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. A09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 9/8/70 (10:00 AM) 7 pp. 9/2/70 (9:45 PM) 1 p. Participant: Daniel P. Moynihan. Participants: Admiral and Mrs. Horace B. Subjects:Pennsylvania Avenue Butterfield. restoration; Federal City Bicentennial Subject: Social visit from Admiral and Development Corporation; draft legislation. Mrs. Horace Butterfield, parents of Alexander P. Butterfield.

33 B07 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. C03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 9/8/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. 9/9/70 (12:45 PM) 1 p. Part/c/pan/.'Dwight Dickinson. Participants /Gold Star Mothers, Inc.: Subject: Diplomatic relations with Togo Marie Kittridge, Elva Newman, Bettyann and Africa. Funk. B09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects: Military responsibility; Reserve 9/8/70 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. Officers Training Corps; desecration of the Pa/t/c/panis:Congresswoman Margaret flag. Heckler, Mr. and Mrs. James Fahey, C04 Memo from Finch, Robert H. Congressmen Jorge Cordova, Bud Brown; 9/10/70 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Mary Mallaret, Herbert Landen, Robert W. Participants: Youth appointees to the Gafford, Lt. Gen. Austin Russell, Master President's Commission for the Sgt. James Huffman, Sgt. Theodore Minor, Observance of the Twenty-fifth Robert Oelman, Frank Angier, Charles Anniversary of the United Nations: Susie Linderman, Donald Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Chan, Marie-Louise Handal, Ronald Eugene Kettering. Stowe, William Jackson, Richard Clark; Subjects:Congressional half hour: Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. presentation of a copy of Pacific War Diary Subject: Youth involvement in United to the president; good will visit from Miss Nations. Universe 1971 ; presentation of copy of Air C05 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. Force Museum calendar. 9/10/70 (11:15 AM) 1 p. B11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Part/'c/panfs:SenatorTed Stevens, Frank 9/9/70 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. Murkowski. Participants: Kevin McCann, Admiral E. P. Subject: Photo session with Senator Ted Holmes. Gen. James Hughes, Cathy S. Stevens and congressional nominee Frank Campbell, Alexander P. Butterfield, Murkowski for their respective senate and Seaman Patricia Sargent, SP 5 Brenda congressional campaigns. Davis, Major Jack Brennan, Lt. Col. John C06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Sayre, Major Leonard Rice, Lt. Cmdr. 9/10/70 (11:50 AM) 2 pp. Charles Battaglia, Harold S. Nelson, David Participants:Congressmen Clark L. Parr, Charles W. Colson, Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor, Laurence Burton, Thomas Charles H. Thomas, Dana Thomas, Lynn Kleppe. Culver, Neil Lewis, Burl Bohlen, Merlin Subject: Photo session with congressmen Bulch, Earl Nixon, Robert Ruddy, Marie Clark MacGregor, Laurence Burton, and Kittridge, Elva Newman, Bettyann Funk. Thomas Kleppe for their congressional Subjects: Open hour: departure of Kevin campaigns. McCann, new president of the Freedom C08 Memo from Chotiner, Murray. Foundation; retirement of Admiral E. P. 9/10/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Holmes; departure of Cathy Campbell Pa/t/c/panfs;GovernorTom McCall, from the Security Files Section of the Congressman Wendell Wyatt. White House; absentee voting; photo Subject: Photo session with Thomas session; Concerned Citizens of South McCall for his Oregon gubernatorial Dakota's support of administration's campaign. Southeast Asia policy; Gold Star Mothers, C09 Memo from Colson, Charles. Inc. 9/10/70 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. C01 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: Representatives of small 9/9/70 (12:25 PM) 2 pp. business organizations. Participants:Representatives of Subjects: Small business and economic Associated Milk Producers, Incorporated: concerns. Harold Nelson, David Parr. C11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects:Associated Milk Producers' 9/10/70 (5:00 PM) 2 pp. support of Republican campaigns. Participants: Fifty House candidates. Subject: Photo sessions with fifty House candidates.

34 CI 3 Memo from Mosbacher, Emil, Jr. D14 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 9/10/70 (N/A)1 p. 9/11/70 (3:40 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Presidential delegate to Fiji, Participants: Members of Sons of Italy Michael Collins; Fiji Prime Minister Mara. Supreme Council, John A. Volpe. Sub/ecfs:Gift presentation; diplomatic Subjects: Italian-Americans; organized relations with Fiji. crime. C14 Memo from Timmons, William E. E02 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. 9/11/70 (8:00 AM) 8 pp. 9/11/70 (4:15 PM) 4 pp. Participants: John Mitchell, George P. Participants:^Office of Economic Shultz, Senators Hugh Scott, Robert Opportunity: Donald Rumsfeld, Wesley Griffin, Milton Young, Gordon Allott, John Hjornevik, Donald Lowitz, Frank Carlucci, G. Tower, George Aiken; Congressmen Albert Abrahams, John Wilson, Thomas Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, John J. Glennan, Jr.; Marvin Feldman, Joseph Rhodes, Robert Taft, John Anderson, Maldonado, Thomas Bryant, Terry Allen Smith, Richard Poff, E. Ross Adair, Lenzner, Carol Khosrovi, Richard Cheney, Rogers C. B. Morton; John D. Ehrlichman, Robert Cassidy, Robert Lane, Louis Henry A. Kissinger, Herbert G. Klein, Harry Churchville, Ronald James. S. Dent, Murray Chotiner, William E. Subjects:Office of Economic Opportunity; Timmons, Lyn Nofziger, Ronald L. administration's commitment to solving the Ziegler. problems of poverty. Subjects:Skyjacking; pending legislation; foreign aid. 70-9-13(1) D08 Memo from Harlow, Bryce. A03 Memo from Stuart, Constance. 9/9/70 (N/A) 2 pp. 9/13/70 (11:30 AM) 9 pp. Participant: Bryce Harlow. Participants: Patricia Nixon, Mr. and Subject:Suggested remarks on electoral Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower II, Hon. and college reform. Mrs. Walter Judd, Hon. and Mrs. Brooks D10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Hays, Senator and Mrs. Hugh Scott, 9/11/70 (9:30 AM) 1 p. Robert Hamilton, worship service guests, Participants:Senators Mike Mansfield, All-Philadelphia Boys Choir, Former Hugh D. Scott; Congressmen Gerald R. Members of Congress, Inc. Ford, John McCormack; John Mitchell, Subject: Worship service and reception. Henry A. Kissinger, William Rogers, A12 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Melvin R. Laird, John A. Volpe. 9/14/70 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Subjects: Hijacking incident; hijacking Parí/c/panrs:Governor Dewey Bartlett, prevention; Middle East negotiations. Senators Paul J. Fannin, J. Glenn Beall, D11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Jr., Ralph Smith, Lenore Romney, Hiram 9/11/70 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Fong. Pa/t/'c/panfs;Senators John Danforth, Subject: Photo session with senate Robert Taft, John Wold, Roman Hruska, candidates Dewey Bartlett, Paul J. Fannin, Hugh D. Scott. J. Glenn Beall, Jr., Ralph T. Smith, Lenore Subject: Photo session with John Romney, Hiram Fong. Danforth, Robert Taft, John Wold, Roman A14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Hruska, and Hugh Scott for their 9/14/70 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. campaigns. Participants: Robert Kunzig, Mr. and D13 Memo from Nidecker, John. Mrs. Shyrko, William E. Walk, Jr., 9/11/70 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Charles W. Colson, Thaddeus V. Ware, Participants: John Nidecker, Mrs. Robert Brown, Henry Kearns, Rosemary Carmichael, Congressmen Gilbert Gude, A. Mazon, J. D. Braman, John D. John Marsh; Joseph Hennage, Mr. and Ehrlichman, Donald M. Kendall, Carroll Mrs. Paul Heatwold. Kendall, W. H. McClennan, Burnell Subjects: Presentation of lithograph Gustafson, Jack Connor, Henry Cashen, reproduction of Benjamin Franklin and a Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bell. knitted flag; campaign support of Mrs. Carmichael.

35 Subjects: Introduction to Cuban-owned Subject: Photo session with Congressmen flag company representatives who had William E. Brock, William Cramer, Nelson been awarded a government contract and Gross, Hal Suit. William E. Walk, president of Rotary D01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. International; departure of Thaddeus V. 9/15/70 (12:20 PM) 5 pp. Ware, formerly of the White House staff; Participants:House Rules Committee, Export-Import Bank FY 70 report. Judge Smith, Admiral Rufus Pearson, B04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. John Mitchell, William E. Timmons, 9/14/70 (12:25 PM) 2 pp. Richard Cook. Participants:Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Braman. Sub/ecf.-Congressional luncheon; Subjects: Departure of J. D. Braman for Mississippi flood disaster. service in the Department of Transporta- D06 Presidential Agenda for trip to Manhattan, tion; grand jury inquiries into police Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois. corruption in Seattle, Washington. 9/16/70 (9:35 AM) 11 pp. B06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Pa/t/c/panfs:Senators James Pearson, 9/14/70 (3:30 PM) 5 pp. Charles Percy, Ralph Smith, Robert Dole; Participants: Edward E. David and family, Congressmen Keith Sebelius, Chester L. Judge Austin Pickling, President's Science Mize, Larry Winn, Jr., Garner Shriver, Advisory Commission. Joseph Skubitz, John J. Rhodes, Edward Subject: Swearing-in ceremony for Edward Derwinski, Harold Collier; Kent Frizzell, David as science advisor to the president. Col. Robert C. Newman, Harry Darby, B11 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Winn Smith, William Falstad, McDill Boyd, 9/14/70 (4:42 PM) 5 pp. Governor and Mrs. Alf Landon, Governor Participants: Herbert Stein, Paul W. and Mrs. Robert Docking, President of McCracken, Arthur F. Burns, George P. Kansas State University and Mrs. James Shultz. McCain, Patricia Nixon, Donald Rumsfeld, Subjects: Economic situation; economic Mayor and Mrs. Richard Daley, Col. John policy; Penn-Central Railroad situation; Riley, Emmett Dedmon, Bailey Howard, General Motors strike; prime rate reduc- Judge Edwin Robson, Herbert G. Klein, tion; President's European trip. Ronald L. Ziegler, Clayton Kirkpatrick, C04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Harold Grumhua, Earl Mazo . 9/15/70 (10:00 AM) 7 pp. Subjects: Presidential trip to Manhattan, Participants: William Rogers, Peterson Kansas, and Chicago, Illinois. Task Force, Henry Kissinger, C. Fred E03 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Bergsten. 9/16/70 (4:45 PM) 8 pp. Subject: Signing ceremony for Foreign Participants: Midwestern editors and Assistance Message. broadcasters. C11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Subjects: Foreign policy; Middle East; 9/15/70 (10:45 AM) 1 p. SALT talks; Vietnam war. Participants: William Buckley, James E11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Burnham, John Mitchell. 9/17/70 (9:30 AM) 1 p. Subject: William Buckley's senate Participants:Chicago Polish-American campaign. leaders, Congressman Edward Derwinski. C12 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subject: Polish-American relations. 9/15/70 (11:15 AM) 1 p. E12 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Pari/c/panf:Congressman William Cramer. 9/17/70 (10:00 AM and 4:00 PM) 6 pp. Subject: William Cramer's senate Participants: Representatives from editorial campaign. boards of Chicago Sun Times, Chicago CI 3 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Chicago 9/15/70 (11:35 AM) 2 pp. Today. Participants:Congressmen William E. Subjects: Information on Chicago Brock, William Cramer, Nelson Gross, Hal newspapers; Chicago Bears. Suit.

36 F04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A04 Memo from Morgan, Edward L. 9/17/70 (12:00 PM) 6 pp. 9/21/70 (11:44 AM) 2 pp. Participants:Naturalization candidates, Part/c/panfs.-Congressman Charles Jonas, Judge Edwin A. Robson. John Mitchell, Richard Cook, Edward Subject: American immigrants. Morgan. F10 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subject: Busing problem in Charlotte, 9/18/70 (8:00 AM) 17 pp. North Carolina. Participant:Senator Mike Mansfield. A06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects: Possible U.S. visit by Nguyen 9/21/70 (12:00 PM) 3 pp. Cao Ky; letters from Mike Mansfield to Participants: Alfred P. Chamie, William Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia, and Ho Hauck, Rear Adm. James K. Carpenter, Chi Minh, president of North Vietnam, Maj. Gen. Ray D. Free, Cmdr. James concerning POWs' release; letter from Bolding, Col. John Thrasher, Col. Charles Prince Sihanouk concerning POWs' Fisher, Col. John T. Carlton, H. R. release and reporters in Cambodia; Rainwater, Hoyt Haddock, William Rolleri, correspondence from Mike Mansfield to Gary Traube, William Merritt, Gary Hubler, Elliot Richardson concerning Glasgow Air C. Robert Ueager, J. Willard Marriott, Force Base; correspondence from Mike Walter E. Hopper, Berle H. Houghtaling, Mansfield to Myles Ambrose concerning Jr., William F. Van Tassel, Rev. Ernest R. Glacier Park International Airport; letter Palen, the Honorable Baron Van Linden. from Emil W. Olson to W. F. Jones Subjects: Open hour: Presentation of concerning Glacier Park International cufflinks to the president and a pearl pin Airport; Foreign Assistance Program; for Mrs. Nixon; presentation of the Holland hijacking and crime legislation; Montana Society Gold Medal for Distinguished School of Mineral Science and Achievement; photo sessions with Hoyt Technology. Haddock, executive director, AFL-CIO Maritime Commission, and two 70-9-13(2) newspaper-boys. A06 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. A09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 9/18/70 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. 9/21/70 (1:00 PM)1 p. Participant: Nathaniel Owings. Participants: John Irwin, Jane Irwin, John Subject: Federal land use. Irwin, Jr., Mrs. Walker Buckner, Thomas A08 Memo from Sloan, Hugh, Jr. Watson, Jr., Secretary and Mrs. William 9/18/70 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Rogers, Judge Harry Blackmun. Participants:Patricia Nixon, Constance Subject: Swearing-in ceremony for John Stuart, Louise Hutchinson, Herbert Klein, Irwin, the new undersecretary of state. Russell Freeburg. A10 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Louise Hutchinson's election as 9/21/70 (3:30 PM) 1 p. president of Women's Press Club. Participants: Roger Leon Charles Guerillot, A09 Memo from Stuart, Constance. Novuhiko Ushiba, Neville T. D. 9/18/70 (5:00 PM) 5 pp. Kanakaratne, Wilfrid de Souza. Part/c/panis.-Congressional staff members. Subject: Presentation of diplomatic Subjects: Congress; dinner for credentials by Ambassadors Roger Leon congressional staff members. Charles Guerillot, Central African Republic; Novuhiko Ushiba, Japan; Neville 70-9-20 T. D. Kanakaratne, Ceylon; Wilfrid de A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Souza, Dahomey. 9/21/70 (11:33 AM) 1 p. A11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: John A. Volpe, Gen. 9/21/70 (4:15 PM) 4 pp. Benjamin Davis. Pa/í/c/pa/7ís:Congressmen John Buchanan, Subjects:Gen. Davis's appointment as John Paul Hammerschmidt, Louis Frey, director of aircraft security; photo session. Paul Rogers, William Springer, Philip Crane, William Scherle, Wiley Mayne, James

37 Cleveland, Edward Foreman, Otis Pike, C04 Memo from Satire, William L. John Wydler, Robert McEwen, Walter 9/24/70 (11:45 AM) 3 pp. Jones, Chalmers Wylie, W. C. Daniels; Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, Bryce N. Senators Thomas Dodd, Edward Gurney, Harlow, Arthur Sohmer, William L. Satire, Hiram Fong, Robert Dole, John Stennis, CarlDeBloom. Henry Bellmon, Howard Baker. Sub/ecfs:Scranton Commission Report Sub/ecf.-Petitionssupporting administration's on campus disorder and youth unrest; position on Vietnam and Cambodia. outlook for congressional campaigns; B01 Memo from Timmons, William E. Middle Eastern crisis; strategy for Vice- 9/22/70 (8:00 AM) 10 pp. President Spiro Agnew. Participants: John Mitchell, Hugh D. Scott, C07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Robert Griffin, Milton Young,Gordon Allott, 9/24/70 (12:35 PM) 2 pp. Margaret Chase Smith, Roman Hruska, Participants: Harry S. Manee, Eugene Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, John J. Bogan, John Alexander. Rhodes, John Anderson, H. Allen Smith, Subjects: Social visit and photo session Richard Poff, William Cramer, Robert with Harry S. Manee, Eugene Bogan, John Wilson, William McCulloch, Rogers C. B. Alexander. Morton, Egil Krogh, Jr., Murray Chotiner, C09 Memo from Stuart, Constance. Harry S. Dent, William E. Timmons, 9/24/70 (7:30 PM) 8 pp. Kenneth BeLieu, Lyn C. Nofziger, Ronald Participants: Financial contributors for L Ziegler. senatorial nominees; Congressmen Lowell Subjects: Explosives legislation; terrorism; Weicker, Robert Taft, Jr., George Bush; organized crime; campus disorder related John Mitchell, John A. Volpe, Herbert to terrorist bombings. Stein. B11 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subjects: Financial contributions to 9/22/70 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. senatorial nominees; campaign strategy; Participants:Congressmen Hale Boggs, campaign outlook. William Ayres, J. Herbert Burke, Lawrence D03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Williams, Del Latta; Senator Howard 9/25/70 (8:00 AM) 5 pp. Baker, Vincent Taravella, Mr. and Mrs. Participants:John McCormack, Carl Robert Weisberger, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Albert, Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, Mack, Tamara Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. Harry William E. Timmons. Vise, Joseph Segal, Mrs. Lawrence Subjects: Jordanian crisis; Near East; Williams, Beryl Van Praagh, Dorothy Former President's bill; Community Pridemore, Betsie Osborne, Penny Morris, Facilities Act; Trade bill; Crime bill; FBI Thomas Bennett, Debbie Allberry, Byron agents; Safety bill; skyjacking; Eshelman, Eugene Melli, Richard Morris, Environmental Protection Agency; defense Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Melick. appropriations; school desegregation. Subjects:Congressional hour: gift D08 Memo from Colson, Charles W. presentations of a silver doubloon, a cuff 9/25/70 (10:19 AM) 2 pp. link set, a Nixon coat of arms, boots, Participants: Logan Wilson, Ambassador Franklin Mint silver medallions, $1,000 Linowitz. contribution. Subjects: Solutions to campus disorder; B13 Memo from Timmons, William E. support of higher education. 9/24/70 (8:00 AM) 3 pp. D10 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: 90th and 91st Clubs. 9/25/70 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Suöj'ecfs.-Vietnam War; Congress. Participants: U. Gov. Ray Broderick, Peter C02 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Domenici, John Erickson, Lt. Gov. Jack 9/24/70 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. Olson, Harold Suit, C. Stanley Blair, Participants:Jake L. Hamon, W. A. Governor Keith Miller. Moncrief, Peter O'Donnell, Charles W. Subject: Photo and filming session. Colson. D12 Memo from Keogh, James. Sub/ecfs.-Oil Import Task Force; oil quotas; 9/25/70 (12:05 PM) 2 pp. oil industry senatorial campaign support. Participants: Richard Wilson, Henry A. Kissinger.

38 Subjects: Book on Nixon's first year; Subjects: Vietnam; Family Assistance Middle East; Jordan-Syria crisis; hijacking. Plan; Social Security bill. D14 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. A05 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 9/25/70 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. 10/13/70 (11:00 AM) 8 pp. Participant: Hugh Sidey. Participants: George Meany, Jay Subjects: Middle East; Time interview. Lovestone, Irving Brown, William Rogers, E02 Memo from Finch, Robert H. James D. Hodgson, Henry A. Kissinger. 9/26/70 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Suù/ecfs;Vietnamization; Cambodia Participants: William Scranton, Daniel P. operation; Middle East; Jordanian crisis; Moynihan, Robert H. Finch. European troops. Subjects:Scranton Commission Report; AI 3 Memo from Bell, George T. Middle East; Kent State incident; Jackson 10/13/70 (12:25 PM) 2 pp. State incident. Participants:Members of Polish-American E04 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Congress, other Polish-Americans. 9/26/70 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Polish-Americans; Vietnam, Participants:Scranton Commission. Far East, and Cambodian policies. Subject:Scranton Commission reporton B01 Memo from Timmons, William E. campus disorder. 10/13/70 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Richard Scaife, Gerald R. 70-10-4 Ford, Jack Marsh. A03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Subjects:Contributions to Republican 10/6/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. campaigns; private contributions to Pa/t/c/pa/if.Jessamyn West. research. Subjects:Nixon Foundation; Milhous B03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. family; social visit. 10/13/70 (4:00 PM) 2 pp. A04 Memo from Shultz, George P. Participants: David M. Kennedy, PaulW. 10/8/70 (9:45 AM) 1 p. McCracken, George P. Shultz. Participants:John D. Ehrlichman, Subjects: Report on "The Current Position George P. Shultz, Clifford M. Hardin. on the Economy"; economic, fiscal, and Subject: Farm bill. monetary policies. A05 Memo from Huebner, Lee. B05 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 10/8/70 (10:15 AM) 12 pp. 10/13/70 (8:00 PM) 8 pp. Participants:General Smith, Governor Participants: Holmes Tuttle, Leonard Lester Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Suit, Firestone, William French Smith, Robert H. Congressmen Benjamin B. Blackburn, Finch, H. R. Haldeman, Nixon supporters. G. Elliott Hagan, Fletcher Thompson and Subjects:California; Ronald Reagan; wives; Undersecretary and Mrs. J. Philip Republican politics. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. B13 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Callaway, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Cauble, 10/14/70 (12:00 PM) 20 pp. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wasden, Jr., Robert Participants: Radio station owners, Demere, Robert Roeblin, John Rousakis, managers, Dean Burch, John Finlator, Robert Lovett, Laury Abbott, Curtis Lewis, John C. Broger, Myles J. Ambrose, Lt. Gov. George T. Smith, George L. Bertram S. Brown, Gerald N. Kurtz, Smith. Herbert G. Klein, Jeb S. Magruder, Egil Subjects: Ocean Science Center; Krogh, Jr., Jeffrey E. Donfeld. Savannah, Georgia; ocean dumping; Subjects:Drug abuse prevention through National Océanographie and Atmospheric radio media; drug abuse statistics. Administration. D05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 10/15/70 (11:45 AM) 8 pp. 70-10-11 Part/c/panis;Congressmen Wright A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Patman, William Barrett, William A. 10/12/70 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Widnall, Florence P. Dwyer, Edward P. Participants: Elliott L. Richardson, John D. Boland, Silvio Conte, John McCormack, Ehrlichman. Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends; Gerald

39 R. McMurray, Casey Ireland, Senators Subjects: POWs' release; POWs' group John J. Sparkman, Harrison A. Williams, support of administration. Jr., Wallace F. Bennett, John G. Tower, E06 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Gordon L. Allott, Winston L. Prouty, Mike 10/15/70 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. Mansfield, Hugh D. Scott, Robert Griffin; Part/'c/panfs.'GovernorWinthrop Stephen Paradise, John Evans, Carl Rockefeller, Eugene Mooney, Harry S. Coan, Paul Weyrich, Governor Charles Dent. Byrley, Mayors Patrick Healy, John Subjects: Southern Regional Günther, Milton Pikarsky; John Elliott, Environmental Interstate Compact; funding Peter Fosco, Walter Bierwagen, Jack of firehouse in Little Rock, Arkansas; Curran, CarmackCochran, George campaign endorsement. DeMent, Nils Lennartson, William Ronan, E08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. B. R. Stokes, Louis Gambaccini, John 10/15/70 (5:30 PM) 11 pp. Paul Jones, John A. Volpe, James Beggs, Participants: Representative of National Carlos Villarreal, Robert Bennett, Robert Federation of Business, Professional Whittington, Michael Cafferty, Charles Women's Club. Baker, Dee Jacobs, John Olson, Gordon Subjects: National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Murray. Subject: Signing ceremony for Urban Mass convention; women in business. Transportation Bill. F05 Memo from Dent, Harry S. D13 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 10/16/70 (11:30 AM) 4 pp. 10/15/70 (12:00 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Bishop James E. Walsh, Participants: Antal Dorati, David Kreeger, William C. Walsh, William Walsh, Jr., Jarvis Moody, William Dentón, Charles Father John Stankard, Ronald L. Ziegler, Stephens, George Bell, Leonard Garment, J. Glenn Beall. Nancy Hanks, Henry Cashen, Daniel W. Subject: Bishop Walsh's period of Hofgren, H. Vernon Scott, Charles imprisonment in China. Brownson, Commander Robert Showalter, Ralph Hall, Betty Torner, Rufus Wilson, 70-10-18 Eileen Engel, Jackie Rodell, Samir A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Zakhem, Sylvia Jefferson, Alexander 10/18/70 (1:45 PM) 3 pp. Butterfield. Participants: Business Council: Roger Sub/ecfs.-Open hour: introduction to Milliken, Ralph Lazarus, Ellison L. Hazard, officials of the Washington National Donald C. Burnham, S. D. Bechtel, Jr., Symphony; expression of political support James M. Roche; David M. Kennedy, from Charles Stephens, president of the Maurice H. Stans, Arthur F. Burns, United Student Alliance; departure of George P. Shultz, Paul W. McCracken; Daniel W. Hofgren from position as special Business Council White House Liaison representative for Inter-Oceanic Negotia- Committee: Fred Borch, Russell DeYoung, tions in the State Department; presenta- R. V. Hansberger, Jack K. Horton, Fred R. tion of "Watchdog of the Treasury Award"; Kappel, Donald M. Kendall, Barry T. brief meeting with AMVET commanders; Leithead, T. F. Patton, Lynn A. Townsend. introduction to members of "Colorado Subjects:Business; economy; wage Cares About POW's." increases. E02 Memo from Bell, George. A06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 10/15/70 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 10/21/70 (10:00AM) 7pp. Participant:Charles Stephens. Participants: Senator Russell B. Long, Subject: Photo session with Charles Congressmen William S. Mailliard, Frank Stephens, recently returned from Vietnam M. Clark, Hastings Keith, Edward A. trip. Garmatz, Thomas N. Downing; Charles E03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Odell, Dick Sharood, Robert Abies, Art 10/15/70 (12:43 PM) 3 pp. Pankopf, Manny Rouvelas, Henry Rush, Participants: Eileen Engel, Jackie Rodell, Robert McElroy, John A. Volpe, Maurice Sylvia Jefferson, Samir Zakhem. H. Stans, John H. Chafee, Rocco Siciliano,

40 John Warner, David W. Oberlin, Clay T. A13 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Whitehead, Helen Bentley, Peter Flanigan, 10/26/70 (3:37 PM) 1 p. Roy Bowman, Robert Carl, Alfred France, Participants: Governor Frank Farrar, Sol Mosher, James T. Lynn, Steven Thomas Lias, Robert McCaughey, AI Schanes; St. Lawrence Seaway Schock. Development Corporation Advisory Board: Subjects: Campaign endorsement; Sioux Joseph N. Thomas, Jacob L. Bernheim, Falls Development Foundation; earth Foster S. Brown, Louis C. Purdey, resources satellite. Malcolm McLean, Spyros S. Skouras, AI 4 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. John McMullen, Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr., 10/26/70 (7:00 PM) 3 pp. Leo G. Ross, Tom Defoe, Worth Fowler, Participants: Elmer Bobst, financial Manuel Diaz, William Ragan, Henry Zack supporters for Nelson Gross, Nelson Carter, John Gilbride, Jerry Land, Edwin Gross. Hood, Braxton Carr, Thomas Stakem, Ed Subject: Cocktail party for financial Silvers, Arthur Becker, Jesse Calhoon, supporters of Nelson Gross. Joseph Curran, Andrew A. Pettis, Thomas B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. O'Calahan, Thomas Gleason, Hoyt 10/27/70 (10:00 AM) 7 pp. Haddock, Ben Man, Arthur Fletcher, Participants: Officials from Department of George Wilson, Lloyd Bergeson, Adm. Justice, Bureau of Narcotics and Will, Albert E. May, L. Ackerman, James Dangerous Drugs, Bureau of Customs, Goodrich, Odell Cominers, William Moddy, Department of Health, Education and Phillip Carlip, AI Maskin, Howard Pak, Welfare; Johnathan Cole, Henry Brill, Richard W. Kurrus, Bob Boyer, Ted Robert E. Bogomolny, White House staff, McDowell, Richard Carter, James D. Bureau of Narcotics Training School. Hodgson, Lawrence Silberman. Subjects: Signing ceremony for Subjects: Signing ceremony for the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention Merchant Marine Act of 1970; St. and Control Act of 1970; drug law reform. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation; shipbuilding. 70-11-1 70-10-25 A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 11/5/70 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: George Shultz, Caspar 10/26/70 (10:30 AM) 9 pp. Weinberger, heads of Veterans Participants: Ambassador Andrew Administration, NASA, AEC, and GSA. Mosbacher, Secretary of State and Mrs. Subjects: Budget and economic situation; William Rogers, Chairman of the Joint election results. Chiefs of Staff and Mrs. Thomas H. A05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Moorer, Patricia Nixon, President and Mrs. 11/5/70 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. Nicolae Ceausescu, Dumitru Popescu, Participants: Members of Adams Memorial Comeliu Manescu, Maria Groza, Comeliu Society. Bogdan, Mrs. Bogdan, Vasile Pungan, Subject: White House tour for members of Constantin Mitea, Ion Romanu, Gheorghe Adams Memorial Society. Oprea, Nicolae Nicolae. A07 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald. Subjects: Arrival ceremony for President 11/5/70 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Ceausescu of Romania; U.S. relations with Participants: William White, Richard Romania. Wilson, Nick Thimmesch, Roscoe A12 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Drummond, Geoffrey Drummond, Willard 10/26/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Edwards, James Kilpatrick, Stewart Alsop, Participants: Virginia Knauer, Robert L. Robert Finch, Herbert Klein, Ronald Kunzig, Glenn V. Gibson. Ziegler. Subjects: Signing ceremony for executive Subject: Background session for the press. order on consumer product information.

41 A08 Memo from Klein, Herbert. Charles deGaulle III, Henry A. Kissinger, 11/5/70 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Ambassador David K. E. Bruce, Frank Participants: William White, Richard Cormier, Helen Thomas, Robert Semple, Wilson, Nick Thimmesch, Roscoe Bonnie Angelo, Forrest Boyd, John Drummond, Geoffrey Drummond, Willard Duricka, John Full, John Barton, Murray Edwards, James Kilpatrick, Stewart Alsop, Marder, Stanley Carter, James Deakin, Robert Finch, Herbert Klein, Ronald Richard Ryan, Elizabeth Peer, Thomas Jarriel, Don Baker, Dan Rather, Robert Ziegler. Subject: Predictions for November 3, 1970, Pierpoint, William Matney, Thomas Girard, congressional elections. Thomas Wayman, Fay Wells, William A09 Memo from Shultz, George P. Sprague. 11/6/70 (9:20 AM) 7 pp. Subject: Memorial service for Charles Participants: Board of Directors of National deGaulle. Alliance of Businessmen, George P. A11 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Shultz, Peter R. Flanigan, Kenneth R. 11/13/70 (1:00 PM) 3 pp. Cole, Jr., John R. Price, Fay Steiner, Participants: President-elect and Mrs. Luis James Hodgson, Malcolm R. Lovell, Jr., Echeverría, Maria Esther Echeverría, Paul Fasse, Jr., Shelly Bloom, Maurice Fausto Zapata, Ambassador Andrew Stans, Robert Miller, E. H. Rydholm. Mosbacher, Ambassador Rabasa, Robert Subjects: National Alliance of McBride, Henry A. Kissinger, Charles Businessmen meeting; employment; Meyer, Patricia Nixon, Secretary of State Family Assistance Plan. and Mrs. William Rogers. B02 Memo from Price, John R. Subject: Arrival ceremony for President- 11/6/70 (9:35 AM) 4 pp. elect Luis Echeverría. Participants: Members of National Alliance A14 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. of Businessmen. 11/13/70 (.;:30PM) 15 pp. Subjects: Economic outlook; pending Participant: Jeffrey Hart. Family Assistance Plan. Subject: Questions for Hart's book on B06 Memo from Whitaker, John. Nixon's course from November 1962 11/6/70 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. through January 20, 1972. Participants: William Ruckelshaus, Russell Train, John Whitaker. 70-11-15 Subject: Industry cooperation in A03 Memo from Timmons, William E. environmental protection. 11/16/70 (10:00 AM) 8 pp. B08 Memo from Timmons, William. Participants: Senators-elect William E. 11/6/70 (3:40 PM) 2 pp. Brock III, Robert Taft, Jr., William V. Roth, Participant: Senator Howard Baker. Jr., Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., J. Glenn Beall, Subject: Baker's running for senate GOP Jr., Robert H. Finch. leadership. Subjects: Congratulations for senate winners; biographies of senate winners; 70-11-8 analysis of senate campaigns. A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. A11 Memo from Timmons, William E. 11/11/70 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. 11/16/70 (11:00 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, George Participants: Senator-elect Lloyd M. P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Robert H. Bentsen, Jr., Robert H. Finch. Subject: Congratulations to Lloyd Bentsen Finch, Edward L. Morgan. Subject: Health policy, insurance, and on his election to the senate. AI 4 Memo from Morgan, Edward L. financing. A06 Presidential Schedule for the Memorial 11/16/70 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Service for Charles deGaulle. Participants: Jeremiah Milbank, Jr., Mrs. 11/11/70 (10:55 AM) 5 pp. H. L. Bogert, Herman Place, Edward Participants: Georges Pompidou, Newman, Russell Dean, Frank Mason, Ambassador and Mrs. Arthur K. Watson, Jeremiah Milbank III, Edward L Morgan. Gen. Vernon Walters, William Rogers, Subject: Ceremony for 50th anniversary of vocational rehabilitation legislation.

42 B02 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Subjects: Foreign assistance for 11/16/70 (12:35 PM) 2 pp. Cambodia, Israel, Vietnam, and Korea; Participants: Representatives of National pending legislation. Guard Association: Majors General James C05 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. F. Cantwell, Leonard Holland, Edwin W. 11/17/70 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Heywood, Richard Snyder, Winston P. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Sidney Wilson; Brigadier Generals Richard Marland, John D. Ehrlichman. Snyder, William W. Spruance, Willard W. Subjects: Teachers striking; Marland's Millikan, Allison Maxwell; Colonels Howard senate testimony. M. Dryden, Wilford D. McGlasson; C06 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Theodore C. Marrs. 11/17/70 (12:14 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Presentation of a National Guard Participant: Hamer Budge. Association citation to the president ; Subject: Departure of Hamer Budge from Cambodian operation; defense spending. position as chairman of the Securities and B04 Memo from Bell, George T. Exchange Commission. 11/16/70 (12:57 PM) 2 pp. C07 Memo from Moynihan, Daniel P. Participants: Representatives of National 11/17/70(4:00PM)1p. Junior Achievement: John D. deButts, Participant: Daniel P. Moynihan. Richard Maxwell, William M. Elmer, John Subject: Daniel Moynihan's refusal of Humphrey, Donald Diddler, John Lacher, position as U.S. ambassador to United Mary Kay Reagan, Frank Stass. Nations. Subjects: Junior Achievement Job C08 Memo from Chotiner, Murray M. Education Program; presentation of a 11/18/70 (8:30 AM) 4 pp. plaque to the president. Participant: Governor Nelson Rockefeller. B06 Memo from Hullin, Tod R. Subjects: New York political situation; 11/16/70 (1:06 PM) 3 pp. Nixon's reelection; Mayor John Lindsay; Participant: Pearl Bailey. Conservative and Republican parties. Subjects: Diplomatic license plates for C12 Memo from Timmons, William E. Pearl Bailey; Bailey's Ford's Theatre 11/18/70 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. performance. Participants: Senator-elect Lawton Chiles, B09 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Senator Spessard Holland. 11/16/70 (1:06 PM)1 p. Subjects: Congratulations to Lawton Participant: Pearl Bailey. Chiles on his election to the senate. Subjects: Pearl Bailey's work with youth; C14 Memo from Timmons, William E. drug problem; gospel music. 11/18/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. B10 Memo from Timmons, William E. Participants: Otto Passman, Henry A. 11/16/70 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. Kissinger. Participants: Senator-elect James L. Subjects: Security assistance program; Buckley, Robert Finch. Vietnam izat ion. Subject: Congratulations to James D01 Memo from Timmons, William E. Buckley for his election to the senate. 11/19/70 (8:00 AM) 10 pp. B13 Memo from Timmons, William E. Participant: Senator Mike Mansfield. 11/17/70 (8:00 AM) 6 pp. Subjects: Military Assistance Supple- Participants: Senators Hugh D. Scott, mental; ABM system support at Glasgow Robert Griffin, Milton Young, John G. Air Force Base; senate legislative Tower, Gordon Allott; Congressmen programs; Senate Committees structure Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, Robert chart. Taft, John J. Rhodes, H. Allen Smith, D11 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Richard Poff, William Cramer, Rogers C. 11/19/70 (2:35 PM) 4 pp. B. Morton; Bryce N. Harlow, Henry A. Participants: George P. Shultz, Paul W. Kissinger, William E. Timmons, Kenneth E. McCracken, Herbert Stein, John D. BeLieu, Lyn C. Nofziger, Harry S. Dent, Ehrlichman, Peter M. Flanigan. Patrick J. Buchanan, Ronald L Ziegler, Subjects: General Motors strike; economy. Herbert G. Klein, Spiro T. Agnew.

43 E01 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. F01 Memo from Shultz, George P. 11/19/70 (4:00 PM) 6 pp. 11/20/70 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. Participants: Roy L. Ash, George P. Baker, Participants: Members of National John B. Connally, Frederick R. Kappel, Commission on Productivity: Harllee Richard M. Paget, Walter N. Thayer, Branch, Jr., Edward W. Carter, William T. Andrew M. Rouse, Peter M. Flanigan. Coleman, Jr., Nathaniel Goldfinger, Subjects: Department of Human James D. Hodgson, Howard Johnson, Resources; Department of Community George Keck, David M. Kennedy, R. Development; Department of Productivity, Heath Larry, Edward H. Levi, Joseph H. Employment and Growth; final meeting of Lyons, Paul W. McCracken, Arjay Miller, the Ash Council; social services; James Roche, Maurice H. Stans, W. Allen commerce; urban renewal; federal Wallis, Nathaniel Weinberg; Edward E. assistance programs. David, Jr., Leon Greenberg, Patrick E07 Memo from Rouse, Andrew M. Haggerty, Hendrik S. Houthakker, Jerome 11/19/70 (4:00 PM) 3 pp. Mark, Harold Passer, Hugh Patrick, Participants: President's Advisory Council Herbert Stein, Gabe Strasser, Arnold on Executive Organization: John D. Weber. Ehrlichman, Peter M. Flanigan, Donald Subjects: National Commission on Rumsfeld, George P. Shultz, Arnold Productivity reports; National Conference Weber, Roy L. Ash, Walter Thayer, on Productivity. Richard M. Paget, Frederick R. Kappel, Andrew M. Rouse, John B. Connally, 70-11-22 George P. Baker. A03 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Subjects: Social and economic programs; 11/23/70 (10:00 AM) 24 pp. revenue sharing; executive reorganization. Participants: National Association of E10 Memo from Shultz, George P. County Executives. 11/19/70 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: County problems of welfare, Participant: Milton Friedman. environmental control programs, Subjects: Economic policy; Federal employment and organization; revenue Reserve; wage-price controls; sharing. unemployment. B13 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, III. E11 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 11/23/70 (11:30 AM) 1 p. 11/20/70 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Executives of the Baptist Participant: Arthur F. Burns. World Alliance. Subjects: Incomes policy; economic Subjects: Religion: foreign relations. statistics. B14 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. E12 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. 11/23/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. 11/20/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participant: Curtis Tarr. Participant: Ambassador Andrew Subjects: Draft; all-volunteer armed force. Mosbacher. C01 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Subject: Mosbacher's duties as Chief of 11/23/70 (3:30 PM) 11 pp. Protocol. Participants: James D. Hodgson, William E13 Memo from Garment, Leonard. J. Usery, Charles W. Colson. 11/20/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Labor-management relations; Participant: Peter MacDonald. labor unions. Subjects: MacDonald's election as CI 2 Memo from Evans, John F., Jr. chairman of Navajo Tribe; Indian economic 11/24/70 (10:45 AM) 3 pp. development. Participants: James F. Gates, Jr., Melvin E14 Memo from Dean, John. R. Laird, James D. Hodgson, Donald 11/20/70 (3:08 PM) 1 p. Johnson, Rocco M. Siciliano, David Participant: Edward Hidalgo. Packard, John F. Evans, Jr. Subject: Problems of Spanish-speaking Subjects: Jobs for veterans; raid on POW Americans. camp; Geneva Convention.

44 D01 Memo from Colson, Charles W. E01 Memo from Timmons, William E. 11/24/70 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. 11/24/70 (4:00 PM) 4 pp. Participants: F. Ritter Shumway, Archibald Participants: Senator Charles Percy, Booth, Charles W. Colson, Peter M. Henry A. Kissinger. Flanigan. Subjects: NATO Parliamentarians Subjects: Crime legislation; business Conference; Political Broadcast bill; concerns. protective reaction strikes in North D03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Vietnam. 11/24/70 (12:00 PM) 11 pp. E06 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: Congressmen John 11/24/70 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. Anderson, Jerry L. Pettis; Lloyd Peterson, Participant: AI Capp. Albert M. Schlossberg, Lt. Col. Gilbert H. Subject: AI Capp's suggestions for Mitchell, Jr., Col. Vernon Coffey, Carl Improvement of Nixon's campaign strategy Humelsine, William Phillips, Norman and public ¡mage. Askins, Eleanor Duncan, Fred Batson, Sr., E08 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Edwin Hütten, H. R. Haldeman, Mr. and 11/25/70 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Mrs. Peter Vaky, Henry A. Kissinger, Participant: Frank Shakespeare. James Sloan, Charles W. Colson, Capt. T. Subject: Organization and conduct of U.S. F. O'Callaghan, Capt. Paul Weinstein, Information Agency. Donald E. Johnson, George L. Holland, E09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Leon Woods, James Woods, Leonard 11/25/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Cole, Marshall Parker, Louis Allen, Patricia Participant: Curtis Tarr. Smith, Senator Henry Jackson, J. Peter Subject: Abolishment of the draft. Grace, K. S. Giniger, Edmund Wagner, E10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Father Stephen Hartdegen, Dale Recker, 11/25/70 (5:15 PM) 3 pp. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Goldberg, Daniel Participants: Walter J. Hickel, John D. Boorstin, Leonard Garment, John Ehrlichman. Nidecker, George T. Bell. Subject: Replacement of Hickel as Subjects: Open hour: presentation of a live secretary of the interior. turkey, an edition of photographic works, a E13 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. bible, and a bust of the president to the 11/27/70 (1:55 PM) 1 p. president; departure of Peter Vaky from Participant. Paul W. McCracken. the National Security Council staff; Subjects: Council of Economic Advisers; retirement of Lt. Col. Gilbert H. Mitchell, economic policy. Jr., as Director of the Army Band and Chorus; introduction to missionary doctor 70-11-29 returned from Vietnam; introduction to A03 Memo from Hodgson, James D. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation staff and 11/30/70 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. Kittinger Furniture officials, renovators of Participants: Alexander P. Butterfield, the West Wing; introduction to the new George P. Shultz, James D. Hodgson, national commander of the Jewish War George Meany. Veterans of the U.S; introduction to labor Subjects: Labor-management relations; leaders, Capts. T. F. O'Callaghan and International Labor Organization dues; Paul Weinstein; introduction to officers of unemployment; inflation; job programs. the Veterans Administration, Small A05 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Business Administration, and Watts 11/30/70 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Manufacturing Company, a California flag Participants: Maurice H. Stans, George company. Brown. D14 Memo from Keogh, James. Subject: Minority undercounting of the 11/24/70 (3:43 PM) 1 p. census. Participant: James Keogh. A06 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subjects: Keogh's imminent departure; 12/2/70 (10:00 AM) 1 p. White House staff assistance for his book. Participant: Mills Godwin. Subject: Virginia politics.

45 A07 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Paliano, Boyd Hinds, Jay Markle, Lee W. 12/2/70 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Smith, Jr., Ray H. Lockwood. Participants: James Lovell, Carson Subject: Introduction and photo session with the Boys Club Professional Conrad. Subject: President's Council on Physical Association. Fitness and Sports. B03 Memo from Bell, George T. A09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 12/2/70 (1:04 PM) 1 p. Participants: English-Speaking Union of 12/2/70 (11:24 AM) 1 p. Participants: John Mitchell, George W. the United States: Archbold van Beuren, David Granger, Alan T. Schumacher, Brig. Romney. Subjects: Suburban areas; suburban Gen. William Ritchie. Subject: Gift presentation. housing. AI 0 Memo from Nidecker, John E. B04 Memo from Nidecker, John E. 12/2/70 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 12/2/70 (1:07 PM) 1 p. Participant: Congressman Gerald R. Ford. Participants: Congressman F. Edward Subject: Gift presentation of patriotic music Hebert, Lou Gehrig Burnett. recording to the president. Subject: Sugar Bowl invitation. A11 Memo from Colson, Charles W. B05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 12/2/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. 12/3/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participant: Michael Maye. Participants: Joachim Zahn, Heinze Subjects: Presentation of a cigarette lighter Hoppe, Robert Guthrie. to the president; possibility of Maye Subject: Introduction to Joachim Zahn and Heinze Hoppe, officials of Daimler-Benz running for Congress. A12 Memo from Davies, John. Corporation. 12/2/70 (12:33 PM) 1 p. B06 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. Participants: White House telephone 12/3/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. operators, Patricia Nixon. Participants: Heinze Hoppe, Joachim Subject: Photo session with the White Zahn, Robert Guthrie. House telephone operators. Subjects: Daimler-Benz Corporation; A13 Memo from Brennan, John V. Soviet truck production expansion. 12/2/70 (12:38 PM) 1 p. Participants: Thomas Treacy, Robert J. 70-12-6 Breslin, Thomas Creagh. A03 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. Subject: Mail Call Vietnam (a program to 12/7/70 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. send Christmas cards to Vietnam soldiers). Participants: Members of U.S. Advisory A14 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Commission on Information: Frank 12/2/70 (12:47 PM) 1 p. Stanton, Hobart Lewis, James Michener, Participants: Senator Carl Curtis, W. John Shaheen, William F. Buckley. Cameron Townsend, Benjamin Eisten, Subject: Duties of U.S. Advisory James Hefley, Dan Piatt. Commission on Information. Subject: Presentation of 500th translation A05 Memo from Bell, George T. of Bible into a tribal language. 12/7/70 (11:00 AM) 1 p. B01 Memo from Finch, Robert H. Participants: Governor Melvin H. Evans, 12/2/70(12:51 PM) 1 p. Spiro T. Agnew. Participants: Novice G. Fawcett, Robert Subjects: Governor Evans's election; Smith. Virgin Islands. Subjects: Presentation of a gavel set, a A06 Memo from Garment, Leonard. picture history for the 100th anniversary of 12/7/70 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Ohio State University, and recordings of Participant: James E. Farmer. the Ohio State Glee Club to the president; Subject: Departure of James E. Farmer Nixon's visit to Ohio State University. from government service. B02 Memo from Bell, George T. A07 Memo regarding a meeting between the 12/2/70 (12:55 PM) 1 p. President and Vice-President from Participants: Members of Boys Clubs Haldeman, H. R. Professional Association: George J. 12/7/70 (N/A) 3 pp.

46 Participants: Bryce N. Harlow, H. R. Subjects: FY 72 budget; revenue sharing; Haldeman, John D. Ehrlichman. Energy Policy Task Force; space Subject: Spiro Agnew's duties and exploration; economic situation. campaign strategy. Al 0 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 70-12-13 12/8/70 (11:55 AM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Participants: Stephen Hess, Jerome Rossow. 12/14/70 (10:15 AM) 2 pp. Participant: Senator John G. Tower. Subject: Publicity for White House Subject: Tower's reelection and issues Conference on Children and Youth. concerning reelection. A11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 12/9/70 (2:17 PM) 1 p. 12/14/70 (12:00 PM) 6 pp. Participant: Congressman George Bush. Participants: Frank Consentino, John Subjects: Positions of assistant to the Doyel, Rose Mary Woods, Patricia Nixon, president and U.S. ambassador to the Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kiernan, Howard United Nations. Morse, Frank Rooney, Robert McKiernan, A12 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Charles W. Colson, Walter Trohan, 12/11/70 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Matthew M. O'Connor, John Bellizzi, John Participants: Domestic Council. K. Ingersoll, Egil Krogh, Jr., Edward R. Subjects: Revenue sharing related to Carr, Ronald Walker, Congressmen health policy; health programs. Manuel Lujan, Clark MacGregor, F. B01 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Bradford Morse, John Zwach, John 12/11/70 (12:00 PM) 3 pp. Wydler; John E. Nidecker, Andrew A. Participants: Governors William T. Cahill, Pettis, Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Van Antwerp, Deanne C. Davis, Russell W. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edgar, George T. Walter Peterson, Richard B. Ogilvie, Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitehouse, Mr. Robert D. Ray, Robert W. Scott, and Mrs. Walter Pederson, Senator Jack Kenneth M. Curtis, William G. Milliken; Miller, State Senator and Mrs. James Gov.-elect Milton Shapp, Lt. Gov. Donald DeNormandie, William Timmons. R. Dwight, Elliot L. Richardson, John G. Subjects: Open hour: presentation of Veneman, Robert Patricelli, Howard A. Boehm porcelain, a lifetime membership Cohen, John D. Ehrlichman, Donald and gold shield from the Patrolmen's Rumsfeld, Edward L. Morgan, Gene Cowen. Benevolent Association of New York, the International Narcotic Enforcement Subject: Family Assistance Plan. Officers Association Award of Honor, a B04 Memo from Dent, Harry S. citation from the Albuquerque Citizen's 12/11/70 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Radio Association Emergency Net, gold Participant: Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. medals commemorating the 350th Subjects: Party affiliation of Senator Byrd; anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims Senate voting. at Plymouth, a sterling silver cream jug, a B06 Memo from Shultz, George P. South Pole expedition helmet, and a 12/11/70 (4:00 PM) 1 p. dressed goose; visit with Walter Trohan; Participant: Senator Russell B. Long. introduction to Andrew A. Pettis, president Subjects: Trade bill; Family Assistance Plan. of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America; private B07 Memo from Timmons, William E. bill-signing ceremony authorizing 12/11/70 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. additional money for the Minuteman Participant: Congressman Gerald R. Ford. National Park in Massachusetts; Edward Subjects: Speech invitation; resolution on Carr's sponsorship of the Christmas protection of due process from blackmail. Tree Lighting Ceremony in Washington. B10 Memo from Harper, Edward. A11 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. 12/12/70 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. 12/14/70 (12:25 PM) 1 p. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, George Participants: John Ingersoll, Michael P. Shultz, Caspar Weinberger. O'Connor, John Bellizzi.

47 Subjects: Presentation of the International Subject: Presentation of a citation from Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association the Albuquerque Citizens Radio Award of Honor to the president; Association Emergency Net. international narcotics law enforcement. B07 Memo from Timmons, William E. A12 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 12/15/70 (8:00 AM) 6 pp. 12/14/70 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Patricia Nixon, Senators Participant: Edward R. Carr. Hugh D. Scott, Robert Griffin, Gordon Subject: Can's support of Christmas Allott, Milton Young, John G. Tower, and Pageants of Peace. spouses; Senator Margaret Chase Smith, AI 3 Memo from Nidecker, John E. William Lewis, Congressmen Gerald R. 12/14/70 (12:45 PM) 1 p. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, Robert Taft, John Participant: Congressman John Wydler. J. Rhodes, John Anderson, H. Allen Smith, Subject: Bill-signing ceremony of Title 28 Richard Poff, William Cramer and amendment for Westbury, New York, spouses; William E. Timmons, Kenneth E. District Court. BeLieu, Lyn C. Nofziger, Richard Cook, A14 Memo from Bell, George T. Gene Cowen, William Gifford. 12/14/70 (12:50 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty; Participants: Members of General Society Safeguard and SST systems; Vietnam of Mayflower Descendants: Mr. and Mrs. policy; legislation on draft reform, Lee D. Van Antwerp, Mr. and Mrs. environment, maritime expansion, urban Edward E. Edgar. mass transit, coal mine health and safety, Subject: Gift presentation of gold medals explosives, drug control, railroads, commemorating the 350th anniversary of education, welfare, social security, postal the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth and a reform, organized crime, gambling, and sterling silver cream jug to the president. inflation; Family Assistance Plan; B01 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Emergency House Financing Act; Political 12/14/70 (12:55 PM) 1 p. Broadcasting bill. Participants: Congressmen Clark B13 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. MacGregor and John Zwach, Mr. and Mrs. 12/15/70 (12:30 PM) 10 pp. Roland Whitehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Participants: Robert H. Finch, Donald Pederson. Rumsfeld, George P. Shultz, Caspar Subjects: South Pole expedition; gift Weinberger, Edward Harper, John D. presentation. Ehrlichman, Kenneth Cole. B02 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subjects: Revenue sharing statistics and 12/14/70 (1:09 PM) 1 p. charts; grant programs. Participant: Senator Jack Miller. C09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subject: Presentation of a dressed goose 12/15/70 (3:40 PM) 3 pp. from the Mid-West Goose Association. Participant: Arthur F. Burns. B03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Economic policy; current 12/14/70 (4:00 PM) 2 pp. economic situation. Participant: Senator Barry Goldwater. C12 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Subjects: Senator Karl Mundt; SST 12/15/70 (4:00 PM) 3 pp. system; senatorial campaign chairman- Participant: Allen Drury. ship; control of departments; Goldwater's Subject: Book interview. voting record. D01 Memo from Timmons, William E. B05 Memo from Nidecker, John E. 12/16/70 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. 12/14/70 (4:55 PM) 1 p. Participant: John McCormack. Participant: Congressman F. Bradford Subjects: National security; McCormack's Morse. retirement; former presidents' pay Sub/ecf.'Minuteman National Park bill- increase; Nathan Voloshen-Martin Sweig signing ceremony. investigation. B06 Memo from Nidecker, John E. D03 Memo from Garment, Leonard. 12/14/70 (4:59 PM) 1 p. 12/17/70 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participant: Congressman Manuel Lujan. Participant: Maurice H. Stans. Subject: Office of Minority Enterprise.

48 D04 Memo from Shultz, George P. A07 Memo from Coffey, Vernon C, Jr. 12/17/70 (4:23 PM) 1 p. 12/21/70 (12:38 PM) 1 p. Participant: George Stigler. Participants: Polly Thompson, Capt. Subject: Stigler as possible executive Gayden E. Thompson. director of Committee on International Subject: Vietnam and Cambodia policies. Economic Policy. A08 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. D05 Memo from Finch, Robert H. 12/21/70 (12:45 PM) 2 pp. 12/17/70 (4:44 PM) 5 pp. Participant: Elvis Presley. Participant: Governor William Scranton. Subjects: Drug abuse; influences on Subjects: Agricultural research; American youth. President's Commission on Campus A10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Unrest report; Pennsylvania politics; 12/21/70 (2:30 PM) 2 pp. minority issues; arms limitation. Participant: Senator John Williams. D10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Trade bill; Family Assistance 12/18/70 (8:30 AM) 1 p. Plan; welfare reform ; social security. Participants: Chief Justice Warren Burger, AI 2 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. John Mitchell. 12/21/70 (3:54 PM) 30 pp. Subjects: Supreme Court; penal reform. Participants: Cabinet. D11 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Vietnam war; FY 69-71 budgets; 12/19/70 (9:00 AM) 1 p. economy; school desegregation; campus Participants: Senators Hugh D. Scott, disorder; crime. Robert Griffin; Congressmen Gerald R. C14 Memo from Satire, William L. Ford, Leslie C. Arends; George P. Shultz, 12/21/70 (N/A) 1 p. William E. Timmons. Participants: Prime Minister Edward Subject: Early adjournment of Congress. Heath, Maurice Stans, Henry Kissinger, Emil Mosbacher, Jr. 70-12-20 Subject: Anecdotes from meetings. A03 Memo from Davies, John. D02 Memo from Timmons, William E. 12/21/70 (12:00 PM) 1 p. 12/22/70 (8:30 AM) 3 pp. Participants: While House telephone Participant: Senator Mike Mansfield. operators: Mildred Campbell, Joyce Subjects: Glasgow Air Force Base, Donlon, Barbara Knadler, Joyce Stamper. Montana; Vietnam; U.S. troops in Europe. Subject: Expression of thanks to White D05 Memo from Garment, Leonard. House telephone operators. 12/22/70 (10:30 AM) 7 pp. A04 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participants: Whitney Young, Sterling 12/21/70 (12:07 PM) 1 p. Tucker, Richard Kleindienst, Ben Hollman, Participants: Senator Robert Dole, Mr. and Clifford M. Hardin, Maurice H. Stans, Mrs. Thomas Drake, Todd Drake, Troy Laurance Silberman, Arthur Fletcher, Drake, Palmer Turnheim. Elliot L. Richardson, George W. Romney, Subjects: Cerebral palsy poster child; Samuel Simmons, John A. Volpe, Frank photo session. Carlucci, George P. Shultz, Roger Kelly, A05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Frank Render, John D. Ehrlichman, 12/21/70 (12:33 PM) 1 p. Bradley Patterson. Participants: Ralph G. Newman, Mrs. Don Subjects: Development of National Urban Hewitt, C. William Verity, Jr., Leonard League; minority problems. Garment. D12 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Gift presentation of a bust of 12/22/70 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Abraham Lincoln to the president. Participant: Congressman Maston O'Neal. A06 Memo from Morgan, Edward L Subject: Signing ceremony for Peanut 12/21/70 (12:36 PM) 1 p. Marketing Quota Provisions amendment. Participants: Chester E. Finn, Jr., Edward D13 Memo from Safire, William L. L. Morgan. 12/23/70 (10:50 AM) 1 p. Subject: Departure of Chester E. Finn, Jr., Participants: Martin Feldstein, Edward L. from the Domestic Council staff. Morgan, George P. Shultz. Subject: Health insurance plan.

49 Subjects: Peterson's possible appointment D14 Memo from Morgan, Edward L as executive director of the newly created 12/23/70 (11:10 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Martin Feldstein, George P. Committee on International Economic Policy; foreign and domestic economic Shultz, William L. Satire. Subject: Health insurance plan. policy issues. E03 Memo from Whitaker, John C. A09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 12/23/70 (11:39 AM) 1 p. 1/5/71 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Nathaniel Owings, Russell Participants: Governors Nelson Rockefeller, Raymond Shafer, Louie Nunn; Train. George P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Subject: Public land use. Robert H. Finch, Donald Rumsfeld, Ronald E04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 12/23/70 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. L. Ziegler, Ed Harper. Subjects: Welfare reform; revenue sharing; Participant: Frank Fitzsimmons. Subjects: Interstate Taxation bill-signing Governors' Conference. ceremony; Teamsters union. A12 Memo from Dent, Harry S. E06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 1/5/71 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Participant: Governor Louie Nunn. 12/24/70 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Subjects: Nunn as chairman of Republican Participants: David M. Kennedy, PaulW. Governors' Association; Nunn's political McCracken, George P. Shultz. Subjects: Economy; unemployment; tax ambitions. reform; fiscal supply; money policy. A13 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. 1/5/71 (11:48 AM) 2 pp. Participant: Ambassador John Freeman. 70-12-27 Subjects: U.S.-British diplomatic relations; A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. European Economic Community; Mrs. 12/29/70 (3:00 PM) 4 pp. Freeman's charitable activities. Participants: Governor John Connally, George P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Caspar Weinberger. 71-1-10 A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Revenue sharing; taxation; 1/15/71 (11:11 AM)1 p. government reorganization; FY 72 budget. Participants: George P. Shultz, Paul W. A07 Memo from Timmons, William E. McCracken, John D. Ehrlichman. 12/30/70 (11:30 AM) 5 pp. Subjects: Wages; economy. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Mike A04 Memo from Smoak, Marion H. Mansfield, Hugh D. Scott, Russell B. Long, 1/15/71 (12:19 PM)1 p. Wallace Bennett. Participants: Ambassador John McKesson, Subjects: Family Assistance Plan; Social Marion H. Smoak. Security bill; welfare reform; defense, Subject: Diplomatic relations with Gabon. foreign aid, transportation, and labor A05 Memo from Dent, Harry S. appropriations; food stamps; taxes; 1/15/71 (12:25 PM) 2 pp. hijacking. Participants: Representatives of Women's AI 2 Memo from Timmons, William E. National Republican Club, Inc.: Mrs. 12/31/70 (8:30 AM) 3 pp. William E. Chisolm, Mrs. Henri Bendel, Participant: Senator John J. Williams. Mrs. John Finger, Mrs. Robert McGrath, Subject: Retirement of John J. Williams. Mrs. Myron Field. B01 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Presentation to Nixon of the 12/31/70 (12:30 PM) 3 pp. 50th Anniversary Distinguished Political Participant: Senator Marlow Cook. Service Award of the Women's Republican Subject: Republican Senatorial Campaign Club, Inc.; welfare reform proposal. Committee chairman. A07 Memo from Bell, George T. 1/15/71 (12:39 PM) 3 pp. 71-1-3 Participants: Printing industry A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. representatives: Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1/5/71 (9:30 AM) 6 pp. Lane, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noble, Mr. and Participant: Peter Peterson. Mrs. Dan Soskin.

50 Subject: Presentation to Nixon of the 20th Subjects: Construction wage increases; annual Franklin Award for Distinguished economic situation; steel prices; New York Service. City police strike. A10 Memo from Downey, Arthur T. A11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 1/15/71 (12:45 PM) 1 p. 1/22/71 (12:37 PM) 7 pp. Participants: Ambassador and Mrs. Luther Participants: Representatives from Office I. Replogle. of Management and Budget: George P. Subjects: Iceland; social visit. Shultz, Caspar W. Weinberger, Arnold A11 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Weber, Donald Rice, James Schlesinger, 1/15/71 (12:51 PM)1 p. Richard Nathan, Dwight Ink, Samuel Cohn, Participants: Louise D. Perry and nieces. Wilfred Rommel; Deborah L. Murray, Hugh Suö/ecf.Gift of crocheted flag made by Sloan, Jr., Alexander P. Butterfield, Harry Louise D. Perry. S. Flemming, Larry Higby, H. R. A12 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Haldeman, Fred Russell, William Pécora, 1/15/71 (1:14 PM) 3 pp. AI Snyder, Father Paul Asciolla, Father Participants: John Griner, William J. Usery, Silvano M. Tomasi, Michael Wenk, George Jr. T. Bell, Richard Moore. Subjects: Blue Collar bill; American Subjects: Open hour: budget message; Federal Government Employees union; congratulations to soon-to-be married staff postal strike. members and to Larry Higby for the birth of B01 Memo from Nidecker, John E. his daughter; gift presentation of the first 1/15/71 (1:59 PM) 2 pp. national atlas of the Department of the Participant: Senator Donald E. Lukens. Interior; problems of ethnic blue collar Subjects: Freedom Day Rally; Taipei, workers; departure of Special Assistant to Taiwan; future White House invitationfor the President, Harry Flemming. Anthony Calabrese. B04 Memo from Bell, George T. B03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 1/22/71 (1:07 PM) 2 pp. 1/15/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Father Paul Asciolla, Father Participants: Paul W. McCracken, Herbert Silvano M. Tomasi, Michael Wenk. Stein, Hendrik S. Houthakker, James D. Subjects: Italian-Americans; ethnic blue Hodgson, George P. Shultz, John D. collar workers. Ehrlichman. B06 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Economic review; Davis-Bacon 1/23/71 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Act; wage spiral. Participants: Clark MacGregor, William E. B04 Memo from Mead, Dana G. Timmons, Kenneth BeLieu, Lyn C. 1/16/71 (11:55 AM) 2 pp. Nofziger, Gene Cowen, Richard Cook, Participants: Members of Domestic William Gifford, John Nidecker, William Council: Edward L. Morgan, John F. Casselman, Russell Deane, Edward Evans, Dana G. Mead. Morgan, John C. Whitaker, Ed Harper, Subject: Publicity for Domestic Council Kenneth Cole, Egil Krogh, Jr., William activities. Galbraith, Sol Mosher, Charles Saunders, Jack Wooley, Charles Hamilton, Wallace 71-1-17 Johnson, Fred Webber, David Abshire, A03 Memo from Hodgson, James D. Daniel Kendall, James Smith, Bert 1/18/71 (12:00 PM) 7 pp. Tollefson, Graham McGowan, Thomas Participants: Construction industry Gherardi, Dale Grubb, Max L Friedersdorf, representatives. Howard Russell, Charles Ablard. Subjects: Labor and management Subjects: Revenue sharing reorganization, concerns; construction wages and prices; health, and environmental legislative economy. proposals. A10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. B09 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. 1/19/71 (12:15 PM)1 p. 1/23/71 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Participant: Arthur F. Burns. Participants: Speaker Carl Albert, Senators Mike Mansfield, Hugh D. Scott; Congress- men Gerald R. Ford, Hale Boggs.

51 Subject: Government reorganization. Subjects: Full employment budget, B11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. revenue sharing, reorganization, and 1/23/71 (12:39 PM) 1 p. environment legislative proposals. Participants: John Mitchell, Robert Dole, B05 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Thomas Evans, H. R. Haldeman. 1/26/71 (10:31 AM) 1 p. Subject: Organization of Republican Participants: Prince Juan Carlos and National Committee. Princess Sophia of Spain, Andrew Mosbacher, Gen. James D. Hughes. 71-1-24 Subject: Arrival ceremony for Prince Juan A03 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Carlos and Princess Sophia. 1/24/71 (12:05 PM) 3 pp. B06 Memo from Timmons, William E. Participants: Patricia Nixon, Roberta Scott, 1/26/71 (3:00 PM) 4 pp. Huey Scott, Jr., Marcus Scott, Senator and Participants: Congressmen George Mrs. Robert Dole, Robin Dole, Judy Mahon, Frank Bow, Chet Holifield, Harbaugh, Lynne Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Florence P. Dwyer; Senators Allen Kennedy, Mrs. Huey Scott. Eilender, Milton Young, John McClellan, Subject: Introduction to 1970 National Jacob Javits; George P. Shultz, John D. Association of Retarded Children poster Ehrlichman, Russell E. Train, Clark child. MacGregor, William E. Timmons, Kenneth A06 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. E. BeLieu. 1/25/71 (10:10 AM) 2 pp. Subjects: Appropriations; government Participant: Congressman John Byrnes. reorganization; legislative proposals. Subjects: Legislative initiatives; Social B10 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Security-Welfare Reform bill; revenue 1/26/71 (8:20 PM) 1 p. sharing. Participants: Senator and Mrs. Barry A08 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Goldwater, John Nidecker, Mr. and Mrs. 1/25/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Sergio Méndez, George Allen, Prince Juan Participants: Congressman Wilbur Mills, Carlos, Princess Sophia. John Byrnes. Subject: State dinner for Prince Juan Subjects: Social Security-Welfare Reform Carlos of Spain. bill; Edward Kennedy's health bill; B11 Memo from Timmons, William E. revenue-sharing legislation. 1/27/71 (8:00 AM) 4 pp. A10 Memo from Timmons, William E. Participants: Senators John Sherman 1/25/71 (2:00 PM) 5 pp. Cooper, Carl T. Curtis, Robert J. Dole, Participants: Senators Mike Mansfield, Peter H. Dominick, Paul J. Fannin, Robert Byrd, Frank Moss, Hugh D. Scott, Robert P. Griffin, Edward J. Gurney, Robert Griffin, Margaret Smith, Norris Clifford P. Hansen, Mark O. Hatfield, Cotton, Gordon Allott; Clark MacGregor, James B. Pearson, Hugh D. Scott; William E. Timmons, Kenneth E. BeLieu, Congressmen James T. Broyhill, Elford A. Gene Cowen, John Evans, William L. Cederberg, Robert Corbett, John N. Satire, George P. Shultz, Russell E. Train, Erlenborn, Marvin L. Esch, Edwin D. Elliot L. Richardson. Eshleman, Paul Findley, Hamilton Fish, Subjects: Revenue sharing; government Gerald R. Ford, Edwin B. Forsythe, reorganization, environment, and health Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen, William Frenzel, legislative proposals. James G. Fulton, Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., B01 Memo from Timmons, William E. George A. Goodling, Charles S. Gubser, 1/26/71 (10:00 AM) 4 pp. Gilbert Gude, Durward G. Hall, John Paul Participants: Wilbur Mills, John Byrnes, Hammerschmidt, Orval Hansen, William H. Russell B. Long, Wallace Bennett, Wright Harsha, James Harvey, James Hastings, Patman, William Widnall, John Sparkman, Elwood Hillis, Lawrence J. Hogan, Frank George P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Horton, Craig Hosmer, John E. Hunt, Russell E. Train, Clark MacGregor, Edward Hutchinson, Albert W. Johnson, William E. Timmons, Kenneth E. BeLieu. Charles Jonas, William J. Keating,

52 Hastings Keith, Jack F. Kemp, Carleton J. C11 Memo from Colson, Charles W. King, Daniel Kuykendall, John Kyi, Earl F. 1/27/71 (3:00 PM) 5 pp. Landgrebe, Delbert L. Latta, Norman Lent, Participants: Special interest group Sherman P. Lloyd, Manuel Lujan, Robert members: Carl Bagge, W. W. McClory, Joseph Skubitz, John H. Terry, McClanahan, Jr., H. E. Sanders, James R. Robert Wilson, Larry Winn, Jr., Wendell Turnbull, Frank Ikard, Joseph E. Moody, Wyatt, John Wydler. Parke C. Brinkley, Roger Flemming, Subjects: Legislative proposals; Senate Robert Mead, Minor Jameson, Jr., John and House relations. W. Scott, Robert M. Frederick, Stuart G. COI Memo from Satire, William L. Tipton, Harold S. Nelson, Kenneth Naden, 1/27/71 (8:00 AM) 7 pp. William A. Bresnahan, C. J. McCormick, Participants: Senators John Sherman Stephen Ailes. Cooper, Carl T. Curtis, Robert J. Dole, Subjects:Government reorganization; Peter H. Dominick, Paul J. Fannin, revenue sharing. Robert P. Griffin, Edward J. Gumey, D02 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Clifford P. Hansen, Mark O. Hatfield, 1/28/71 (8:00 AM) 4 pp. James B. Pearson, Hugh D. Scott; Participants: Republican congressmen. Congressmen James T. Broyhill, Elford A. Subjects: Cambodia; budget; revenue Cederberg, Robert Corbett, John N. sharing; Republican efforts in Congress. Erlenborn, Marvin L. Esch, Edwin D. D06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Eshleman, Paul Findley, Hamilton Fish, 1/28/71 (11:45 AM) 3 pp. Gerald R. Ford, Edwin B. Forsythe, Participants: Joseph Siseo, Marshall Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen, William Frenzel, Green, David Newsom, Robert McCloskey, James G. Fulton, Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., William Macomber, William Rogers, Ted George A. Goodling, Charles S. Gubser, Elliot, Thomas O'Brien, Luther Munford, Gilbert Gude, Durward G. Hall, John Paul Carolyn Heck, James Repass, Robert Hammerschmidt, Orval Hansen, William H. Thompson, Margaret Blaine, Elliott Brown, Harsha, James Harvey, James Hastings, Marcie Berman, Bart Brown, Rene Elwood Hillis, Lawrence J. Hogan, Frank Ferguson, David Fluhrer. Horton, Craig Hosmer, John E. Hunt, Subject: Group of college newspaper Edward Hutchinson, Albert W. Johnson, editors introduced to the president. Charles Jonas, William J. Keating, D09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Hastings Keith, Jack F. Kemp, Carleton J. 1/28/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. King, Daniel Kuykendall, John Kyi, Earl F. Participants: Robert Brown, John D. Landgrebe, Delbert L. Latta, Norman Lent, Ehrlichman, John Dean. Sherman P. Lloyd, Manuel Lujan, Robert Subjects: Minorities in government; McClory, Joseph Skubitz, John H. Terry, Brown's involvement in administration. Robert Wilson, Larry Winn, Jr., Wendell D11 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Wyatt, John Wydler. 1/29/71 (8:05 AM) 4 pp. Subjects: Legislative proposals; Participants: Republican congressmen, Cambodia; government reorganization; Henry A. Kissinger. revenue sharing; budget. Subjects: Cambodian operation; Vietnam C08 Memo from Colson, Charles W. troop withdrawal; Republican efforts in 1/27/71 (11:15 AM) 3 pp. Congress. Participants: Business association E02 Memo from Koch, Noel. members: William Batten, John Burke, W. 1/29/71 (9:30 AM) 2 pp. P. Gullander, Leo Bodine, Alfred LaGasse, Participants: Office of Management and James P. Low, Maynard Waterfield, Budget members, George P. Shultz, Archie K. Davis, Charles W. Harbaugh, Caspar W. Weinberger, Lee Huebner. Hilton Davis, William J. Baroody, Jr., Subject: Signing of budget message. John A. Stastny, Nathaniel H. Rogg, E04 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Herbert Liebenson, Jerome R. Guian, 1/29/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. David Rice. Participants: Cabinet, Rogers C. B. Subjects:Government reorganization; Morton. revenue sharing.

53 Subject: Swearing-in ceremony for Interior Sub/ecfs.Kiwanis International; Brotzman's Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton. appointment to Ways and Means Committee. 71-1-31 A11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A03 Memo from Nachmanoff, Arnold. 2/4/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. 2/2/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: John Mitchell, H. R. Participants: Ambassador Leonard Saccio, Haldeman. Arnold Nachmanoff. Subjects: Political organization; Harry Subject: Dispatch of Saccio as new Dent's duties; FBI. ambassador to Colombia. A12 Memo from Evans, John. A04 Memo from Bell, George T. 2/6/71 (11:23 AM) 6 pp. 2/2/71 (12:17 PM) 1 p. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, H. R. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith, Haldeman, Edward L. Morgan, DanaG. John A. Volpe. Mead, John Evans, Jr. Subject: Introduction to American Trucking Subjects: Political public relations with Association's 1971 Driver of the Year. governors and the press; revenue sharing; A05 Memo from Nidecker, John E. value-added tax; government 2/2/71 (12:30 PM) 1 p. reorganization. Participants: Victor Gelb, Erwin Westheimer, Robert Westheimer, Joseph 71-2-7 Zimoiski, Randolph Taylor. A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subject: Presentation of the Honorary Big 2/8/71 (3:54 PM) 1 p. Brother of the Year Award to the Participants: Lynn Townsend, John president. Harper, James D. Hodgson, George P. A06 Memo from William L. Satire regarding Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman. his briefing of Hugh Sidey on a few Subjects: Mexican-Americans in govern- meetings in which the president participated. ment; National Alliance of Businessmen. 2/2/71 (N/A) 1 p. A04 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Participants: Hugh Sidey and William 2/9/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Safire. Participant: Louis Rukeyser. Subjects: Meeting with college editors; Subjects: Pace inflation; unemployment. Indochina war; revenue sharing. A05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A07 Memo from Nidecker, John E. 2/9/71 (12:00 PM) 6 pp. 2/2/71 (1:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Boy Scout representatives; Participants: Speaker Carl Albert, Dr. and John D. Ehrlichman, David N. Parker, Mrs. William W. L Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sloan, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Lowell F. Johnson, John D. Brundage, Gemmel, Sanford Fox, Gene E. Bradley, James M. Hundley, M. Frederick Arkus, George T. Bell, Congressman Victor V. Campbell Moses, H. Cornell, Richard Veysey, John E. Nidecker, J. Willard Moore. Marriott, Jeb S. Magruder, Mayor and Mrs. Subject: American Heart Association J. P. Liddy, Ambassador William Warnock, presentation of Heart-of-the-Month Award Henry Cahsen, Charles Wesley, Leroy to Speaker Carl Albert. Jeffries, Simeon Booker, Alexander A08 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Pointsett, Robert Brown, William 2/2/71 (1:09 PM) 2 pp. Carruthers, Mark Goode, Richard Moore. Participants: Donald M. Kendall, Stephen Subjects: Open door hour: annual visit by Bull, Richard Moore. the Boy Scouts with award and honorary Subject Gift presentation of a golf bag and membership presentation to the president; golf clubs to Nixon from Kendall. departure of Hugh Sloan from the Appoint- AI 0 Memo from Bell, George T. ments Office, to be replaced by David N. 2/2/71 (1:17 PM) 1 p. Parker; congratulations to newly married Participants: Congressman Donald G. White House staff couple; introduction to Brotzman, Ted R. Johnson, Darrell Coover. grass roots leader supporting White House

54 foreign affairs policy; birthday card presen- B10 Memo from Magruder, Jeb. tation by Sun City Chapter of the California 2/10/71 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Republican Assembly; thanks to J. Willard Participant: Fred Maroon. Marriott for his Pageant for Peace Subject: Photo session for book. Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony; good B13 Memo from Whitaker, John C. will visit from Mayor J. P. Liddy of 2/10/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Limerick, Ireland; gift presentation of Participants: National Industrial Pollution Negro history volumes; greeting to new Control Council; Charles Tillinghast, Jr. special assistant, Mark Goode. Subject. Viewing of fly-over by conven- A11 Memo from Parker, David N. tional and pollution-controlled jets. 2/9/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. B14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: Hugh Sloan, Jr., David N. 2/10/71 (12:00 PM) 3 pp. Parker. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Sidney Subject: Departure of Hugh Sloan from the P. Marland, John D. Ehrlichman, George Appointments Office, to be replaced with P. Shultz, Kenneth Cole. David N. Parker. Subjects: Revenue sharing for education; A12 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Teacher Corps; National Foundation for 2/9/71 (12:28 PM) 1 p. Education; Medicare and Medicaid; Participant: Congressman Victor V. fluoridation, anti-smoking campaign. Veysey. C03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subject: Birthday card presentation by the 2/10/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Sun City Chapter of the California Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Sidney Republican Assembly. P. Marland, Kenneth Cole, George P. AI3 Memo from Magruder, Jeb. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman. 2/9/71 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Revenue sharing for education; Participant: J. Willard Marriott, Sr. Teacher Corps. Subject: Marriott's charitable contributions. C04 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A14 Memo from Shultz, George P. 2/10/71 (12:50 PM) 1 p. 2/9/71 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. Participants: John Mitchell, John B. Participants: John B. Connally, John D. Connally, David Packard, George P. Ehrlichman, James D. Hodgson, Paul W. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman. McCracken, George P. Shultz. Subject: Lockheed-Rolls Royce Subjects: Railroad bargaining; construction bankruptcy. wages and prices. C05 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. B03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. 2/10/71 (3:55 PM) 3 pp. 2/9/71 (4:14 PM) 4 pp. Participant: Barry M. Goldwater, Jr. Participant. Peregrine Worsthorne. Subjects: Los Angeles earthquake; Subject: Comparison of Nixon's political Vietnam veterans; U.S.-supported ARVN philosophy to past presidents and political incursion into Laos; Air and Space figures. Museum; SST system; national security. B07 Memo from Shumway, DeVan L C08 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 2/10/71 (8:00 AM) 1 p. 2/11/71 (12:15 PM) 4 pp. Participants: Democratic congressmen. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Lewis Subject: Press relations; William Satire's Butler, George P. Shultz, Kenneth Cole. memo on Democratic congressional Subjects: Changes in Medicare and breakfast. Medicaid; fluoridation. B08 Memo from Safire, William L. 2/10/71 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. 71-2-14 Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, John B. A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Connally. 2/17/71 (5:20 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Revenue sharing; government Participant: Governor Daniel J. Evans. reorganization; troop withdrawal from Subject: Power and energy problems in Vietnam. Washington state.

55 A06 Memo from Andrews, John. P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Ronald L. 2/17/71 (8:48 PM) 1 p. Ziegler. Participants: Military personnel, armed Subjects: Wage freeze; Davis-Bacon Act; forces singing groups, Patricia Nixon. AFL-CIO. Subjects: Reception for admirals and A06 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. generals of the five armed services for 2/22/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. their contributions in the Vietnam War. Participants: National Council on Minority A07 Memo from Koch, Noel. Enterprise. 2/18/71 (8:00 AM) 1 p. Subject: National Council on Minority Participants: Democratic congressmen. Enterprise. Subjects: Government reorganization; A07 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. Rule 22. 2/22/71 (12:23 PM) 4 pp. A08 Memo from Shultz, George P. Participants: James Udall, Rev. and Mrs. 2/19/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Carl Wrenn Haley, Oswald Hoffman, Participants: Editors of Fortune . Peter M. Flanigan, Paul W. McCracken, Subject: Concerns of the business business leaders, Robert Kunzig, James community. Rhodes, A. N. Spence, Cecelia Bellinger, A09 Memo from Andrews, John. David H. Popper, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. 2/19/71 (10:49AM) 2 pp. Sanders, Charles Whitehouse. Participants: Physical Fitness Council. Subject: Open door hour: visit with college Subjects: Sports; sports figures careers. friend, Rev. Carl Wrenn Haley, and Navy A11 Memo from Koch, Noel. friend, James Udall; Dr. Oswald Hoffman's 2/19/71 (12:44 PM) 1 p. impression of Vietnam; greeting to Participants: Brothers of Harriet Elam, business leaders; presentation of first George Black, Robert Brown, Lionel volume of Presidential Papers; greetings Hampton, Bruce Whelihan. to ambassador to Cyprus, David N. Subjects: Social visit by the brothers of Popper; introduction to the National Forest Harriet Elam; Lionel Hampton's pledge of Products Association president, H. E. support in 1972 campaign. Sanders. A12 Memo from Andrews, John. A11 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 2/19/71 (4:06 PM) 1 p. 2/22/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Young Republicans. Participant: Edward David. Subjects: Revenue sharing; government Subject: Space and scientific research. reorganization; State of the Union goals; A12 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. conversion of new voters to Republican 2/22/71 (4:00 PM) 1 p. party. Participants: Bryce N. Harlow, H. R. AI 3 Memo from Shultz, George P. Haldeman. 2/19/71 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Subject: Agriculture position in White Participants: George P. Shultz, Paul W. House. McCracken, John B. Connally, Arthur F. AI 3 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Burns. 2/23/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Economic policy; monetary Participants: National Governors' policy. Conference. Subject: Relationship between governors 71-2-21 and chief executive. A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. A14 Memo from Andrews, John. 2/22/71 (10:05 AM) 1 p. 2/23/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, Robert Participants: National Governors' Hitt. Conference. Subjects: Thermal pollution; Alaska Subject: Lack of anecdotes at the National pipeline. Governors' Conference. A04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. B01 Memo from Huebner, Lee. 2/22/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. 2/24/71 (12:19 PM) 2 pp. Participants: James D. Hodgson, George Participants: Federal Executive Board chairmen.

56 Subjects: Revenue sharing; government Ehrlichman, Edwin Harper, John R. Price, reorganization; State of the Union address. Ronald L. Ziegler, Herbert G. Klein. B03 Memo from Weber, Arnold R. Subject: Rural area growth plan 2/24/71 (12:19 PM) 1 p. conclusions. Participants: Regional Council members and Federal Executive Board chairmen. 71-3-7 Subjects: Revenue sharing; government A03 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. reorganization and decentralization. 3/8/71 (12:06 PM) 25 pp. B04 Memo from Satire, William L. Participants: Frederic V. Malek, White 2/24/71 (4:15 PM) 1 p. House recruiting and clearance staff. Participant: William L. Satire. Subject: Personnel changes in White Subject: Foreign policy speech. House. B05 Memo from Hewitt, Ashley C. C02 Memo from Shultz, George P. 2/25/71 (3:45 PM) 2 pp. 3/8/71 (5:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Felipe Herrera, Charles Participants: Lord Cromer, William P. Walker, Henry Constanzo, Ashley C. Rogers, John B. Connally, David Packard, Hewitt. Arthur F. Burns, Henry A. Kissinger, Peter Subjects: U.S. relations with Chile; Peterson, Peter M. Flanigan, Herbert Inter-American Development Bank. Stein, George P. Shultz. B07 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Subjects: Rolls Royce-Lockheed 2/25/71 (4:07 PM) 1 p. bankruptcy; British grain problem; Participants: .i. M. Menefee, Joseph developments in Vietnam, Laos, and Waggoner, John C. Whitaker, Richard Cambodia. Cook. C04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Subject: Oil production. 3/9/71 (8:00 AM) 3 pp. B08 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Participants: GOP leadership. 2/26/71 (8:30 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Rural issues; SST system; Laos Participants: Congressmen Wilbur Mills, and Cambodia military operations. John Byrnes; Elliot L. Richardson, James C07 Memo from Magruder, Jeb S. D. Hodgson, George P. Shultz, John D. 3/9/71 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Ehrlichman. Participants: William Anders, Jack Swigert, Subjects: Social security and welfare Jack Lousma, William Pogue. reform; debt ceiling increase; interest Subjects: Space program; concerns of equalization tax extension; health college campuses. legislation; revenue sharing; trade bill; C08 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Japanese textile exports. 3/9/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. B11 Memo from Andrews, John. Participants: George P. Shultz, Peter 2/26/71 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Peterson, Henry A. Kissinger, Peter M. Participants: Congresswoman Margaret Flanigan. Heckler, Rear Adm. Harry Hull, Adams Subjects: Wilbur Mills's stance on family. Japanese textile legislation; welfare Subject: Adams portrait ceremony. reform; revenue sharing. C09 Memo from Bell, George T. 71-2-28 3/9/71 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. A03 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Participants: Representatives of 3/1/71 (12:20 PM) 3 pp. Legislative Council of the American Participants: Governors Robert D. Ray, Association of Retired Persons, National Richard B. Ogilvie, Warren E. Heames, Retired Teachers Association, Robert Patrick J. Lucey; John Murray, Leroy H. Finch, Donald Rumsfeld, John Martin. Petersen, Chad A. Wymer, John Daly, Subject: Senior citizens' concerns. Raymond C. Dickerson, Floyd C. C13 Memo from Finch, Robert H. Warmann, Philip Clark, Frank luen, Jr., 3/9/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Roger Schrantz, Charles Hill, Participants: Representatives of American Representative Bert Graver, John D. Association of Retired Persons, National Retired Teachers Association.

57 Subject: Senior citizens' concerns focusing Subject: Introduction and photo session on social security, housing, and health with Congressman Mills's wife and his care. daughter's family, and Randolph C14 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Crossley's daughter and her family. 3/9/71 (4:00 PM) 6 pp. A08 Memo from Andrews, John. Participants: CBS executives, Charles W. 3/19/71 (6:26 PM) 2 pp. Colson. Participants: Representatives of National Subject: Media representation of partisan Alliance of Businessmen. and environmental issues and the president. Subjects: Whitney Young's eulogy; Nixon's D06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. speech delivery. 3/11/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Congressman John Byrnes, 71-3-21 John D. Ehrlichman, Clark MacGregor, A03 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Bryce N. Harlow, Peter M. Flanigan. 3/23/71 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Wilbur Mills's stance on Japanese Participants: Congressional leadership. textile legislation. Subjects: SST system; effects of SST D07 Memo from Satire, William L. system; aircraft industry; government 3/11/71 (1:55 PM) 2 pp. reorganization. Participants: Williamsburg Conference on A05 Memo from Whitaker, John C. the Judiciary. 3/23/71 (10:35 AM) 4 pp. Subjects: President Cleveland's admini- Participants: Clifford M. Hardin, Philip stration; U.S. Supreme Court Justice Campbell, Associated Milk Producers, Inc. Jackson; judicial relations. Subject: Milk price supports. A09 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 71-3-14 3/23/71 (10:35 AM) 3 pp. A03 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. Participants: Associated Milk Producers, 3/16/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Inc., Clifford M. Hardin, Philip Campbell. Participants: Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. Subject: Nixon's personality and image as Subjects: Presentation of a commemora- presented to Associated Milk Producers, tive medal for Patricia Nixon; Inc. Irish-American relations. A12 Memo from Satire, William L. A04 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. 3/23/71 (3:00 PM) 1 p. 3/16/71 (12:25 PM) 1 p. Participants: Mayors of U.S. cities. Participant: Jack McCarthy. Subjects: Urban renewal projects; revenue Subjects: Photo session; St. Patrick's Day sharing; mayorial turnover. Parade. A13 Memo from Whitaker, John C. A05 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 3/23/71 (5:05 PM) 2 pp. 3/16/71 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: John B. Connally, Clifford M. Participants: Senator Robert J. Dole, John Hardin, George P. Shultz, Donald Rice, Mitchell. John D. Ehrlichman. Subject: Cultivation of voting population. Subject: Milk price supports. A06 Memo from Huebner, Lee. B01 Memo from Shultz, George P. 3/16/71 (8:20 PM) 1 p. 3/24/71 (11:26 AM) 1 p. Participants: Dinner guests for Irish Participants: Joseph H. Blatchford, Carol Evening at the White House. M. Khorsrovi. Subject: Irish Evening at the White Subject: Press picture for ceremonial first House. meeting of [unidentified] new agency. A07 Memo from Davies, John S. B02 Memo from Finch, Robert H. 3/19/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. 3/25/71 (9:50 AM) 1 p. Participants: Mrs. Wilbur Mills, Mr. and Participants: College student body Mrs. Jack Dickson and family, Mr. and presidents: Stanley Grimm, Steve Baker, Mrs. Jack Young and family. Walter Byrd, Eileen Friars, Jay Sternoff.

58 Subjects: Southeast Asia policy; student B12 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. involvement in government decision 4/2/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. making; student communications with Participants: Governor Ronald Reagan, administration. Caspar W. Weinberger, John D. B03 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Ehrlichman. 3/25/71 (4:50 PM) 1 p. Subject: Welfare reform. Participant: Congressman Walter E. Fauntroy and family. 71-4-4 Subject: Introduction and photo session A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. with new congressman and his family. 4/5/71 (10:00 AM) 4 pp. B04 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Participants: Film industry spokesmen. 3/26/71 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Unemployment in film industry. Participants: Carl Albert, Gerald R. Ford, A07 Memo from Mead, Dana G. Hale Boggs, Henry A. Kissinger. 4/6/71 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. Subjects: Congressional relations; Laos Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, Edward operation; withdrawal from Indochina. L. Morgan, Revenue Sharing Working B06 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. Level Staff: Dana G. Mead, Jamie McLane, 3/26/71 (10:00 AM) 14 pp. John Gartland, John Evans, Edward Participants: Cabinet. Harper, Ray Waldman, Peter Michel, Subjects: Inflation in construction industry; William Rhatican, Donald Rice, Donald economic statistics. Crabill, David Page, Roger Adkins, Richard Nathan, William Robinson, James Blum, 71-3-28 Harry Havens, William Hamm, Wilfred A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Rommel, C. William Fisher, Naomi 3/29/71 (10:40 AM) 1 p. Sweeney, Mark Alger, Richard Cook, John Participants: James D. Hodgson, H. R. Russell Deane, Murray Weidenbaum, Haldeman, John D. Ehrlichman. Robert Joss, Wallace Johnson, Richard Subject: Construction wage and price Velde, Charles Orlebecke, Jerry Copp, stabilization legislation. Henry Ahlgren, William Blunt, John Olsson, A04 Memo from Pagnotta, Frank R. Malcolm Lovell, Christopher Cross, John 4/1/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Ottina, Ned Grämlich, Larry Thompson. Participants: Edward David, James D. Subject: Revenue-sharing message; Hodgson, Clarence Linder, James revenue-sharing legislation. Mulligan, Ronald Smelt, Sidney Tarnoff, A11 Memo from Kilberg, Bobbie Green. Jerome Weingart, Robert F. Christy, 4/6/71 (12:10 PM) 2 pp. Arjay Miller, William F. Miller, Ivan Getting, Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, Senator Ruben Mettler, Benjamin Biaggini, E. N. Ted Stevens, Donald Wright, Leonard Cole, John J. Guarrera, Paul Rubenstein, Garment, Robert Kilberg, Brad Patterson, Shermer L. Sibley, Herman Weiner. Frank Bracken. Subject: Meeting on reemployment of Subject: Alaska Native Land Claims bill. scientists and engineers. A13 Memo from Peterson, Peter G. A06 Memo from David, Edward. 4/8/71 (10:40 AM) 4 pp. 4/1/71 (10:30 AM) 20 pp. Participants: Council on International Participants: Edward David, James D. Economic Policy: William P. Rogers, John Hodgson, Clarence Linder, James B. Connally, Clifford M. Hardin, Maurice H. Mulligan, Ronald Smelt, Sidney Tarnoff, Stans, James D. Hodgson, George P. Jerome Weingart, Robert F. Christy, Arjay Shultz, Paul W. McCracken, Carl Gilbert, Miller, William F. Miller, Ivan Getting, Peter G. Peterson, Deane Hinton, Donald Ruben Mettler, Benjamin Biaggini, E. N. Webster, C. Fred Bergsten. Cole, John J. Guarrera, Paul Rubenstein, Subjects: Duties of Council on International Shermer L. Sibley, Herman Weiner. Economic Policy; policy towards Japan; Subject: Reemployment of scientists and foreign investment; British grain decision; engineers. European agricultural policy; National Science Foundation spending.

59 B03 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. C03 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. 4/8/71 (12:45 PM) 1 p. 4/13/71 (8:00 AM) 16 pp. Participant: Ralph Cake. Participants: Cabinet, Glenn Seaborg, Subjects: Social visit; business response to Congressmen Chet Holifield, John B. economic issues. Anderson; Senators John Pastore, Howard B04 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Baker. 4/9/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Subjects: Nuclear energy; alternative Participants: Nancy Hanks, Robert H. energy sources; breeder reactors. Finch, Leonard Garment. D05 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. Subjects: Economic problems of film 4/13/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. industry; arts-related issues. Participant: Carl Yastrzemski. B05 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Subject: Photo session with famous 4/9/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Boston Red Sox baseball player. Participants: Marguarite Piazza, Shirley D06 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Condon, William Condon, Marguarite 4/14/71 (9:45 AM) 3 pp. Condon, Anna Beckley, Harry Bergtholdt, Participants: Senators John C. Stennis, Dr. and Mrs. H. Marvin Pollard, Irving Margaret Chase Smith; David Packard, Rimer. Henry A. Kissinger, Peter M. Flanigan. Subjects: 1971 Cancer Crusade; photo Subjects: Military concerns; all-volunteer session. armed forces; CVAN 70 (attack aircraft B06 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. carrier); ABM system. 4/9/71 (4:07 PM) 1 p. D09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participant: T. Kong Lee. 4/14/71 (12:21 PM) 1 p. Subject: Social visit from prominent Participant: Arthur F. Burns. member of the San Francisco Chinese Subject: Balance of payments. community and member of the National D10 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Advisory Council on Adult Education, T. 4/14/71 (5:40 PM) 1 p. Kong Lee. Participant: Senator Robert Dole. B07 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subjects: Vietnam war; POWs' release. 4/9/71 (4:15 PM) 1 p. D11 Memo from Bell, George T. Participants: Dean Burch, Charles W. 4/15/71 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. Colson, Peter M. Flanigan. Participants: Richard Santin, Robert Subjects: Media issues; Federal Communi- Santin, Robert Santin, Sr., Marilyn Santin, cations Commission. Jesse Kreidler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watts, Jr., 71-4-11 Harold Russell, Bernard Posner, Ruth Kunze, Senators Roman Hruska, Carl A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Curtis; Roger Jones, George P. Schultz. 4/12/71 (10:33 AM) 4 pp. Subjects: Open door hour: introduction to Participants: Government and private recipients of President's Trophy Award; leaders on Gl bill, returning veterans. Subject: Employment of Vietnam veterans. departure of Roger Jones as assistant director for Executive Development and A07 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. Labor Relations of the Office of 4/12/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Managment and Budget. Participant: Marilyn Cochran. Subject: Photo session with member of the E01 Memo from Shultz, George P. U.S. Ski Team, Marilyn Cochran. 4/15/71 (12:11 PM) 1 p. Participant: Roger Jones. A08 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Subject: Departure of Roger Jones as 4/12/71 (3:37 PM) 23 pp. assistant director for Executive Develop- Participants: Maurice H. Stans, James T. ment and Labor Relations of the Office of Lynn. Subject: Business concerns identified in Management and Budget. Department of Commerce survey [labor, E02 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. environment, consumerism, anti-trust, 4/16/71 (12:05 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Rio Grande City High School budget deficit, clumsiness of government].

60 Student Council, Congressman Eliglio de AI 3 Memo from Moore, Richard A. la Garza, Dr. Mario Ramirez. 4/21/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subject: Visit from Texas high school Participants: Members of Navy League of group. the United States: James M. Hannan, Thomas E. Morris, J. Pauli Marshall, 71-4-18 C. Robert Clark. A03 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. Subjects: Navy; award presentation. 4/19/71 (3:35 PM) 1 p. A14 Memo from Bell, George T. Participants: Members of the Board of 4/21/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Robert A. Taft Institute of Government, Participants: James M. Hannan, Thomas Mrs. Preston Davie, Thomas W. Evans, E. Morris, J. Pauli Marshall, C. Robert Senator Robert Taft, Jr. Clark. Subject: Presentation of the Robert A. Taft Subjects: Navy; award presentation. Institute of Government's first Citizenship B01 Memo from Moore, Richard A. Education Medal to the president. 4/21/71 (12:35 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Andrews, John. Participants: Ann Ucello, Mary Lou Grier. 4/19/71 (3:35 PM) 1 p. Subject: Visit from Ann Ucello, director of Participants: Members of the Board of the Office of Consumer Affairs, Department Robert A. Taft Institute of Government. of Transportation, and Mary Lou Grier, Subjects: Photo session; anecdotal chairman, National Advisory Council of the material. Small Business Administration. A05 Memo from Shumway, DeVan L B02 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. 4/19/71 (5:05 PM) 2 pp. 4/21/71 (12:35 PM) 1 p. Participants: Members of Building Trades Participants: Ann Ucello, Mary Lou Grier. Council. Subject: Visit from Ann Ucello, director of Subjects: Economic situation; construction the Office of Consumer Affairs, Depart- industry. ment of Transportation, and Mary Lou A07 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Grier, chairman, National Adivsory Council 4/20/71 (11:20 AM) 1 p. of the Small Business Administration. Participants: Agricultural editors. B03 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Subjects: Rose Garden; agricultural 4/21/71 (3:14 PM) 1 p. issues. Participants: George P. Shultz, Paul W. A08 Memo from Andrews, John. McCracken, Peter M. Flanigan, John C. 4/20/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Whitaker, Will Kriegsman. Participants: Jaycees members. Subjects: Breeder reactor development; oil Subjects: SST system; White House tour. import policy with Canada. A10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. B04 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 4/20/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. 4/21/71 (4:18 PM) 1 p. Participants: Clifford M. Hardin, Gen. Participant: John Mitchell. Lincoln. Subjects: Commission for Ray Bliss; B. Subject.Jexas and Oklahoma drought Everett Jordan's North Carolina seat; situation. Charles Percy's defense of Vietnam War; A11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Common Cause; anti-trust suits against 4/20/71 (4:20 PM) 1 p. ITT and television networks. Participants: John Mitchell, John Dean, B05 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Ronald L. Ziegler, H. R. Haldeman. 4/22/71 (10:07 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Supreme Court decision on Participants: Senator Robert Dole, Anne school desegregation. Armstrong. AI 2 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Republican National Committee; 4/21/71 (9:45 AM) 1 p. problems of youth; maintenance of U.S. Participants: John Mitchell, Elliot L. position of strength in the world. Richardson, Edward L. Morgan. B07 Memo from Price, John R. Subject: Supreme Court decision on 4/22/71 (10:41 AM) 3 pp. school desegregation and busing. Participants: Congressmen John Byrnes, Gerald R. Ford; Elliot L. Richardson, Clark

61 MacGregor, Kenneth Cole, John B. A10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Connally, John R. Price. 4/27/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Subjects: National Health Insurance Participants: Henry Ford II, Lee lacocca. Standards Act; welfare reform. Subject: Automobile safety regulations. B10 Memo from Garment, Leonard. A11 Memo from Shultz, George P. 4/23/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. 4/27/71 (11:43 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Arthur S. Flemming, John Participant: Winton Blount. Martin, Elliot L. Richardson. Subjects: Postal employees' wage Subjects: White House Conference on negotiations; postal regional office reduc- Aging; senior citizens' contributions to tion; employment of top level postal society. personnel. B12 Memo from Scali, John. A13 Memo from Davies, John S. 4/23/71 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. 4/27/71 (12:40 PM) 1 p. Participants: Graham Steenhoven, Henry Participants: William Perkins, Gary A. Kissinger, John Scali, Ronald L Ziegler. Perkins. Subjects: United States and Chinese table Subject: Photo session with friend of tennis teams; Chou En-Lai. Edward Nixon, the president's brother. B14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. A14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 4/23/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. 4/27/71 (3:36 PM) 1 p. Participant: George W. Romney. Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, John C. Subjects: Revenue sharing; housing. Whitaker, William Pécora. C01 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Park acquisition; Alaska pipeline; 4/23/71 (4:00 PM) 1 p. oil sale extraction; Department of Interior. Participant: John A. Volpe. B01 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Subjects: Automobile safety; Department 4/27/71 (3:36 PM) 2 pp. of Transportation. Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, William Pécora, John D. Ehrlichman. 71-4-25 Subjects: Peace Corps; VISTA; Micronesia; Santa Barbara oil legislation; A03 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Camp Pendleton, California, land use 4/26/71 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: President's Commission on dispute. the Observance of the Twenty-Fifth B03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Anniversary of the United Nations, 4/27/71 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Stephen Participants: Elmer Bobst, John D. Bull, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Ehrlichman. Subject: Report of President's Commission Subject: Cancer research. for the Observance of the Twenty-Fifth B04 Memo from Grassmuck, George. Anniversary of the United Nations. 4/27/71 (5:50 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Leaders of National Center A05 Memo from Andrews, John. for Voluntary Action: Albert Cole, Thomas 4/26/71 (12:17 PM) 4 pp. R. Donnelly, Jr., Edwin D. Etherington, Participants: Senators Robert Griffin, Robert Taft, Howard Baker; Congressmen Max M. Fisher, Henry Ford II, Leonard Goldenson, Gustave Levy, Raymond H. Clarence Miller, Samuel Devine, Clarence Mulford, Frank Pace, Jr., Paul Sonnabend, Brown, Chalmers Wylie, LaMar Baker; W. Clement Stone, Lynn A. Townsend. Cathy Frazier and family, All Ohio State Subjects: National Center for Voluntary Fair Youth Choir, David Laro, Ann Brewer, Action; importance of volunteerism in Ben Longley, Paul Nolan, Paul Johnson, America. A. C. Ball. Subject: Congressional half-hour activities. B07 Memo from Andrews, John. 4/27/71 (5:50 PM) 2 pp. A09 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Participants: National Center for Voluntary 4/27/71 (10:05 AM) 1 p. Action directors, White House guests. Participants: James Fletcher and son. Subjects: Reception; anecdotal material. Subject: Swearing-in ceremony as NASA administrator.

62 B09 Memo from Hughes, James D. Subject: Presentation of awards to Samuel 4/28/71 (11:42 AM) 2 pp. M. Cohn, U. Alexis Johnson, Edward F. Participants: Melvin R. Laird, John Chafee, Knipling, Fred Leonard, and George H. James E. Johnson, James D. Hughes, Willis for outstanding government service. Frederic V. Malek. AI 3 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subjects: Johnson's appointment as 5/5/71 (12:10 PM) 1 p. assistant secretary of the navy for Participants: Senator John G. Tower, Mr. manpower and reserve affairs; minorities in and Mrs. Robert D. Lee, A. J. Blase. government. Subjects: Gift presentation; Goodwill B11 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Industries. 4/29/71 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. AI 4 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Jayne Spain, Valerija 5/5/71 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Raulinaitis, Vicki Keller, Sallyanne Payton, Participants: Caspar W. Weinberger, Barbara Franklin, Robert Hampton. Peter M. Flanigan. Subject: Government appointments of Subjects: Budget programs; unemploy- women. ment of technologically trained individuals in California. 71-5-2 B01 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A03 Memo from Evans, John F. 5/5/71 (3:31 PM) 2 pp. 5/4/71 (10:30 AM) 5 pp. Participants: John Mitchell, Congressmen Participants: Members of both the Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends. President's Commission on School Subject: Coalition between Republican Finance and the Panel on Nonpublic leadership and southern Democrats. Education. B03 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Subjects: Federal assistance for 5/6/71 (10:28 AM) 1 p. education; private and parochial school Participant: Norman Borlaug. problems; bilingual education concerns; Subjects: Agricultural exhibit; Borlaug's rural vs. inner city education. Nobel Peace Prize. A08 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. B04 Memo from Moore, Richard A. 5/4/71 (12:29 PM) 1 p. 5/6/71 (12:06 PM) 3 pp. Participant: Jeane Dixon. Participants: Charles Rhyne, Mr. and Mrs. Subject: Social visit from well-known Artie Johnson. astrologer. Subjects: Gift presentation of Charles A09 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Rhyne's new book, International Law; 5/4/71 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. introduction to well-known comedian Artie Participants: John B. Connally, ArthurF. Johnson and his wife. Burns, George P. Shultz, Paul W. B07 Memo from Timmons, William E. McCracken. 5/6/71 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Germany's unchanged exchange Participants: Tom C. Korologos, Max L. rate; international monetary disturbances Friedersdorf. in Europe. Subject: Introduction to new staff A11 Memo from Shultz, George P. members. 5/5/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. B08 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Paul W. McCracken, Ezra 5/6/71 (3:30 PM) 8 pp. Solomon. Participants: Members of Commission on Subjects: International economic policy; Financial Structure and Regulation: Allen Solomon's appointment to Council of R. Rule, James Lynch, Lucille Mayne, Economic Advisers. Bertwing Mah, Donald Jacobs, Almarin AI 2 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Phillips, Samuel Chase.Clarence Scruggs, 5/5/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Henry Shine, Neil Murphy, Chads E. Participants: Samuel M. Cohn, U. Alexis Walker. Johnson, Edward F. Knipling, Fred Subjects: Commission on Financial Leonard, George H. Willis, John B. Structure and Regulation; Federal Reserve Connally, Clifford M. Hardin. Board.

63 C02 Memo from Andrews, John. A08 Memo from Ehrlichman, John. 5/6/71 (5:23 PM) 2 pp. 5/13/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Republican congressmen. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Merlin Subjects: Congressional relations; DuVal, Clark MacGregor, John D. Borlaug appointment; revenue sharing; Ehrlichman. government reorganization. Subjects: National health program; welfare C04 Memo from Huebner, Lee. reform; automobile safety. 5/7/71 (10:04 AM) 2 pp. A09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: Norman Borlaug, John C. 5/13/71 (11:30 AM) 4 pp. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Campbell. Participants: Mayor Richard J. Daley, Subject: Agriculture Day dinner. George P. Shultz. C06 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Subjects: Revenue sharing; Chicago public 5/7/71 (12:12 PM) 1 p. housing. Participants: Robert Rosenthal, Robert A13 Memo from Rouse, Andrew M. Murphy. 5/13/71 (12:15 PM) 4 pp. Subject: Presentation of cartoons from Part/c/panfs;John B. Connally, Citizens cartoonist Bob Murphy. Committee for Government C07 Memo from Dean, John. Reorganization. 5/8/71 (10:05 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Public assistance necessary for Participants: District of Columbia law enactment of government reorganization officials: Mayor Walter Washington, Jerry legislation. Wilson, Lt. Gen. Exton, Maj. Gen. Gleszer, B03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Maj. Gen. Southward. 5/13/71 (2:30 PM) 1 p. Subject: District of Columbia anti-war Participants: James Roche, John demonstrations. Ehrlichman, Peter Peterson. Subject: Foreign economic policy. 71-5-9 B04 Memo from Hughes, James D. 5/14/71 (11:30 AM) 3 pp. A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: Nathan Bailey, Joseph T. 5/10/71 (3:10 PM)1 p. Ryan, George Sweazy, J. A. O. Preus. Part/c/panfs:John D. Ehrlichman, George Subject: Vietnam War; POWs' release. P. Shultz, Clark MacGregor. B07 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Subjects: Revenue sharing; SST system. 5/14/71 (11:50 AM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Participants: Max M. Fisher, Paul W. 5/11/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Edward McCracken. Subject: Liaison between business David, Robert Marston. community and administration. Subjects: Desalinization; cancer research B08 Memo from Huntsman, Jon M. program. 5/14/71 (12:40 PM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Kingsley, Dan. Participants: Donald Robb, Jean Robb. 5/11/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Subject: Departure of Donald Robb as Participants: John W. Barnum, Richard S. manager of the White House Personnel Bodman, Robert W. Fri, Stephen Kurzman, William N. Letson, Phillip V. Sanchez. Department. B09 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Subjects: Introduction to new staff members. 5/14/71 (12:44 PM) 4 pp. A07 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: D. Elton Trueblood, Landrum 5/11/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Boiling, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Participants: John B. Connally, John Subject: Middle East situation. Mitchell, George P. Shultz, Peter M. Flanigan, John D. Ehrlichman. Subjects: Anti-trust policy in relation to 71-5-16 transportation industry; foreign competition A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. and conglomerates. 5/18/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: John N. Frank and family, Thomas Kleppê>

64 Subject: Congratulations to John N. Frank, AI 4 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Small Businessman of the Year. 5/21/71 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. A04 Memo from Shumway, DeVan L. Participants: John B. Connally, George P. 5/18/71 (12:16 PM) 1 p. Shultz, Arthur F. Bums, Herbert Stein. Participant: An Linkletter. Subjects: Economic situation; unemploy- Subject: Drug abuse. ment; inflation; steel wages and prices. A05 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. 5/18/71 (5:05 PM) 2 pp. 71-5-23 Participants: Magazine editors: Robert A03 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Lubar, James W. Michaels, Lewis H. 5/26/71 (4:00 PM) 3 pp. Young, Robert M. Bleiberg, Joseph Evans, Part/c/panfs.-John Mitchell, J. Edgar Jack Woolridge, Raymond J. Brady, Hoover, John D. Ehrlichman, Egil Krogh Thomas Mulloney, Howard Flieger, Jr. Marshall Loeb, Lester Bernstein, Henry Subjects: Recent rash of police slayings; Gemmill; George P. Shultz, Herbert G. possibility of making police slaying a Klein, Maurice H. Stans, Paul W. federal offense. McCracken, Peter Peterson. A06 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Subject: Trade policies. 5/27/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A07 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Participants: Thomas Cole, John D. 5/19/71 (4:07 PM) 1 p. Ehrlichman, Robert Martin, Frank Rocco, Participants: Senators Henry Bellmon, William Zook, Catherine May Bedell, Peter John G. Tower; Clifford M. Hardin, John C. Peterson. Whitaker, Peter M. Flanigan, Clark Subjects: Open door hour: departure call; MacGregor. White House Executive recruiting; appoint- Subject: Drought relief funds. ment of Bedell as chairman of the Tariff A08 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Commission. 5/20/71 (10:00 AM) 3pp. A07 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, William P. 5/27/71 (11:35 AM) 1 p. Rogers, Melvin R. Laird, Gerard Smith, Participants: Admiral R. C. Robinson, Adm. Moorer, Senators Mike Mansfield, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Hugh D. Scott, Allen Eilender, Robert Subject: Departure of Admiral R. C. Byrd, Robert Griffin, John C. Stennis, Robinson from membership in National Margaret C. Smith, William Fulbright, Security Council and the Joint Chiefs of George Aiken, Milton Young; Congress- Staff. men Hale Boggs, Gerald R. Ford, Thomas A08 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. O'Neill, Leslie C. Arends, F. Edward 5/27/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Hebert, Thomas Morgan, William Mailliard, Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Carson Howell. George Mahon, Frank Bow. Subject: Departure of Carson M. Howell Subjects: SALT talks; U.S.-Soviet agree- from government service. ment on offensive weapons; national A09 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr., defense. 5/27/71 (4:00 PM) 1 p. A11 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, Egil 5/20/71 (4:00 PM) 2 pp. Krogh, Jr. Participant: John B. Connally. Subject: Vietnam drug situation. Subjects: SALT agreement; public state- A10 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. ments on economy; secretary of treasury 5/27/71 (4:45 PM) 1 p. staff. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, John D. AI 3 Memo from Rose, Jonathan C. Ehrlichman, Frederic V. Malek, Egil 5/21/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Krogh, Jr. Participants: Jonathan C. Rose, Donald Subjects: Drug abuse; National Institute of Schollander. Mental Health. Subjects: INTELSAT agreement; A11 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Olympics. 5/28/71 (11:04 AM) 1 p. Participants: Luis Ferre, Rosario Benigno Trigo.

65 Subjects: North-South Center; Puerto Subjects: Photo session for Fortune Rico; Latin America; Cuba; Haiti; Domini magazine and Export-Import Bank can Republic. publications. A12 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. B06 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 5/28/71 (11:15 AM) 1 p. 6/5/71 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Steven Hess, Edward Zigler. Participants: Henry A. Kissinger, Arthur Subject: Report on White House Confer- Sohmer, Ronald L Ziegler. ence for Children. Subject: Spiro Agnew's trip to President A13 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Park's inauguration. 5/28/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Retail Clerks International 71-6-6 Association: James Housewright, William A03 Memo from Wright, Marshall. McGuire. 6/7/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Award presentation; George Participant: Ambassador William D. Meany Golf Classic. Brewer. A14 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subject: Ambassador William D. Brewer's 5/28/71 (12:14 PM) 1 p. departure to new duties on island country Part/c/panf;John Heinz. of Mauritius. Subject: Photo session and social visit with A04 Memo from Clapp, Charles L. congressional candidate, John Heinz. 6/8/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. B01 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Participants: Members of National Rail- 5/28/71 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. road Passenger Corporation (Amtrak), Part/c/panf:John Mitchell. Bud Krogh, John Volpe, David Kendall, Subjects: Political situation in general; Roger Lewis. citizens organization; Robert Taft Subjects: Railroad service; airline service. candidacy; Leonard Firestone as California A06 Memo from Shultz, George P. general chairman of citizens committee. 6/8/71 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Milton Friedman, George P. 71-5-30 Shultz. A03 Memo from Nidecker, John. Subjects: Economic policy; economic 6/1/71 (12:00 PM)1 p. situation. Participants: Congressman Harley A08 Memo from Johnson, Mike. Staggers, Mary Kay Leavitt. 6/8/71 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Photo session with West Virginia Participants: Peter Peterson, Congress- Strawberry Festival Queen. men Thomas Ashley, Carl Albert, Page A04 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Belcher, Jackson Betts, Benjamin 6/3/71 (10:00 AM) 13 pp. Blackburn, Hale Boggs, Frank Bow, Silvio Participants: Chiefs of Police, J. Edgar Conte, Edward Derwinski, Joseph Evins, Hoover. James Fulton, Samuel Gibbons, Henry Subjects: Police killing; drug abuse and Gonzalez, Edward Hebert, Chet Holifield, enforcement. William Mailliard, George Mahon, Henry B03 Memo from Johnson, Roger. Reuss, William Springer, Harley Staggers, 6/3/71 (11:50 AM) 1 p. William Widnall. Participant: Corrine Griffith. Subject: U.S. economic role in next two Subject: Social visit from wife of former decades. owner of Washington Redskins. A10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. B04 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 6/10/71 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. 6/3/71 (3:36 PM) 1 p. Participants: Railroad executives: Participants: John Mitchell, Senator Robert Benjamin Biaggini, Thomas Rice, Jack Dole. Fishwick, Graham Claytor, William Moore, Subjects: POWs' release; Public Service Hays Watkins, William Johnson, Frank Employment bill; legislative issues. Bamette, Lou Menk, John Reed, Steven B05 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Allies; John A. Volpe, Egil Krogh, Jr., 6/4/71 (12:09 PM) 1 p. Charles L Clapp, George Crawford. Participant: Henry Kearns.

66 Subject: Economic viability of railroad A10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. industry. 6/15/71 (3:45 PM) 1 p. A12 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. Participants: John Mitchell, John D. 6/10/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Ehrlichman. Participant: Horace R. Hampton. Subjects: Indemnification legislation; New Subject: Departure of Horace R. Hampton. York Times Pentagon Papers case. A13 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. A11 Memo from Huebner, Lee. 6/10/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 6/15/71 (8:11 PM)2pp. Participants: Everett Collier, Philip Warner. Participants: Chancellor Willy Brandt, Subjects: Nixon's popularity in Texas; dinner guests. Houston. Subjects: Dinner for Willy Brandt; German- A14 Memo of telephone conversation from American relations. Colson, Charles W. AI 3 Memo from Andrews, John. 6/10/71 (2:53 PM) 1 p. 6/16/71 (12:07 PM) 1 p. Participant: Senator Hubert Humphrey. Participants: Teenage American Subject: Edward Kennedy 's charge of Republicans. extension of Vietnam War for political Subjects: Contributions of Teenage purposes. American Republicans (TARs) to the B01 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Republican party and in campaigning. 6/11/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. AI 4 Memo from Wright, Marshall. Participants: Roger O. Egeberg, Elliot L. 6/16/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Richardson. Participants: Ambassador and Mrs. E. Subjects: Health and medical fields; mental Ross Adair. health; drug abuse. Subjects: Africa; diplomatic relations with B03 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Ethiopia. 6/11/71 (12:40 PM) 2 pp. B02 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Participant: Ambassador Robert Hill. 6/16/71 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Subjects: New Hampshire politics; New Participant: Stanley S. Scott. Hampshire governorship nomination for Subjects: Appointment of Stanley Scott to Hill. staff; minority issues. B03 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. 71-6-13 6/16/71 (12:45 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Participants: White House News 6/14/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Photographers Association. Participants: Jayne Spain, Justice Potter Subjects: Presentation of bookends to the Stewart. president; photo session with the White Subject: Swearing-in ceremony of Jayne House News Photographers' Association. Spain as commissioner and vice-chairman B04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. of Civil Service Commission. 6/16/71 (3:45 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Participants: Charles Bluhdorn, Peter 6/14/71 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Peterson. Participants: John B. Connally, Arthur F. Subject: Dominican Republic sugar quota. Burns, George P. Shultz, Paul W. B05 Memo from Colson, Charles W. McCracken. 6/16/71 (4:30 PM) 4 pp. Subject: Economic situation. Participants: John O'Neill, Henry A. A06 Memo from Bell, George T. Kissinger, Mel Stephens. 6/14/71 (4:30 PM) 3 pp. Subjects: Vietnamization program; Participants: Railroad union leaders. Vietnam veterans. Subject: Railroad improvement. B09 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. A09 Memo from Satire, William L. 6/17/71 (8:00 AM) 1 p. 6/14/71 (4:30 PM )1 p. Participants: John Ingersoll, Egil Krogh, Jr., Participants: Railroad union leaders. bipartisan congressional leadership, Subject: Nixon's childhood memories of Senator Milton Young, Congressman railroads. Charles M. Teague.

67 Subjects: Drug abuse in Vietnam; heroin AI 0 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. abuse. 6/24/71 (11:40 AM) 1 p. B10 Memo from Koch, Noel. Participants: Delegation from Police 6/17/71 (8:00 AM) 1 p. Athletic League of Philadelphia. Participants: Bipartisan congressional Subject: Presentation of scrolls containing leadership, John Ingersoll, Egil Krogh, Jr. a pledge to the president to respect law, Subjects: Drug abuse in Vietnam; authority, and the rights of others. Japanese drug enforcement. B11 Memo from Nidecker, John E. 71-6-27 6/17/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. Participant: Senator John McClellan. 6/26/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Sub/ecf/Gift presentation to Nixon of a [Filed out of chronogical order.] handcrafted Bowie knife. Participants: John B. Connally, George P. B12 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, H. R. 6/17/71 (12:06 PM) 2 pp. Haldeman, Paul W. McCracken, Caspar Participants: Christian de Guigne, Christian W. Weinberger, Edward Harper. de Guigne IV. Subjects: Budget; economic situation; Subject: Social visit with friends from economic policy. California, reminiscing about times spent in A05 Memo from Shultz, George P. the state. 6/29/71 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. B14 Memo from Dean, John. Participants: National Commission on 6/18/71 (10:20 AM) 1 p. Productivity. Participant: Tom Huston. Subject: International economic situation. Subject: New York Times Pentagon A07 Memo from Satire, William L. Papers case. 6/29/71 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Participants: National Commission on 71-6-20 Productivity. A03 Memo from Harper, Edward. Subject: International economic 6/22/71 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. competition. Participants: Governors Arch Moore, Louie A09 Memo from Bell, George T. Nunn, Linwood Holton; John D. 6/29/71 (11:00 AM) 9 pp. Ehrlichman. Participants: YMCA Youth Governors Subjects: Appalachian regional problems; John W. Burger, Helmer N. Ekstrom, Appalachian Regional Commission; Thaddeus Garret, Jr.; Harold J. Heitman, Economic Development Administration; Irene M. Marshall, Catherine Moore, Accelerated Public Works bill. Herbert Smith, John F. Maloney, Adele A05 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Gmelin, John R. Fisher, White House staff. 6/22/71 (5:15 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: YMCA; description of Congress; Participants: John Mitchell, John D. Abraham Lincoln. Ehrlichman. B04 Memo from Andrews, John. Subject: Release of Pentagon Papers to 6/29/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Congress. Participants: YMCA Youth Governors. A07 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Subject: YMCA. 6/23/71 (4:00 PM) 1 p. B05 Memo from Bell, George T. Participants: Harry S. Dent, Bryce N. 6/29/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Harlow. Participants: Pennsylvania labor leaders: Subject: Release of Pentagon Papers to Fred Gualtieri, Frank De Luca, Carmen Congress. Williams. A08 Memo from Andrews, John. Subject: Labor union support. 6/23/71 (5:10 PM) 2 pp. B06 Memo from Bell, George T. Participants: Directors of National 6/30/71 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Association of Broadcasting. Participants: Board members of American Subjects: Political broadcasting bill; radio; Hellenic Educational Progressive Associa- American private enterprise broadcasting tion: Louis G. Manesiotis, Sam Nakis, v. state-controlled system.

68 Michael N. Spirtos, William P. Tsaffaras, Subject: Social visit from old friends and Col. Peter N. Derzis. supporters, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nolan. Subjects: Greek-Americans; gift presentation. 71-7-11 B08 Memo from Donfeld, Jeffrey. A03 Memo from Peterson, Peter G. 7/1/71 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. 7/16/7 (10:08 AM) 4 pp. Participant: Sammy Davis, Jr. Participants: David M. Kennedy, Peter G. Subjects: Drug abuse prevention; opium Peterson, William P. Rogers. production in Turkey; funding for black Subjects: Foreign textile industry. colleges. A07 Memo from Jaffe, Jerome H. B10 Memo from Shultz, George P. 7/17/71 (12:00 PM) 5 pp. 7/1/71 (12:15 PM)1 p. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, Egil Participants: James D. Hodgson, Elliot L. Krogh, Jr., Beny J. Primm, Jerome H. Richardson, John D. Ehrlichman, Jaffe. George P. Shultz. Subject: Heroin detection testing for Subjects: Public Service Jobs Program; Vietnam soldiers. welfare reform. B11 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 71-7-18 7/1/71 (4:30 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Participants: Rehnquist Declassification 7/20/71 (8:05 AM) 3 pp. Committee, Ronald L. Ziegler, H. R. Participants: GOP leadership. Haldeman, John Dean. Subjects: Economy; Vietnam War; Subject: Declassification of classified unemployment; budget deficit; inflation. government documents. A06 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. B12 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 7/20/71 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. 7/2/71 (10:41 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Senator Robert Dole, Participant: Peter Brennan. William E. Timmons. Subjects: Labor issues; New York Times Subjects: Republican National Committee Pentagon Papers case. Site Committee decision. C01 Memo from Kingsley, Dan. A08 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 7/2/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. 7/21/71 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Thomas Edmund Carroll, Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, John B. Hadlai Austin Hall, William T. Pécora, Connally, George P. Shultz, H. R. Nathaniel Pryor Reed, Pinkney Calvin Haldeman, Charles W. Colson. Walker, Frank G. Zarb. Subjects: Labor issues; contributions of Subject: Open door hour: new labor class; National Commission on appointments to staff. Productivity report. C03 Memo from Goode, Mark. A11 Memo from Johnson, Mike. 7/2/71 (2:45 PM) 1 p. 7/22/71 (5:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: William Carruthers, Mark Participants: Senators Abraham Ribicoff, Goode, H. R. Haldeman. Jacob Javits, Charles Percy, Robert Subject: Briefing for Bicentennial telecast. Packwood, Carl Curtis, Wallace Bennett, Clifford Case, Clifford Hansen, Paul 71-7-4 Fannin, John Anderson, Robert Griffin, A03 Memo from Perry, Charles R. Hale Boggs and Roman Hruska; Thomas 7/6/71 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Vail, Robert Best, Peter G. Peterson. Participants: Steel industry and steel labor Subjects: U.S. role in world economy; representatives. foreign economic competition. Subjects: Steel industry; international AI 3 Memo from Shultz, George P. economic situation; labor-management 7/24/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. relations. Participants: John B. Connally, George P. A04 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Caspar W. 7/6/71 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Weinberger, Kenneth Cole, Peter M. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Nolan. Flanigan. Subject: FY 73 budget. 69 71-7-25 Subject: Railroad strike. A03 Memo from Hughes, James D. 7/27/71 (10:25 AM) 1 p. 71-8-1 Participants: H. R. Haldeman, Gen. A03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. James D. Hughes. 8/2/71 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Presidential aircraft name Participant: John Mitchell. selection. Subjects: Ohio campaign situation; A04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. campaign issues. 7/27/71 (10:36 AM) 2 pp. A05 Memo from Grassmuck, George. Participant: Alfred Chamie. 8/5/71 (11:00 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: American Legion; Middle East; Participants: J. Phil Campbell, Maurice H. Israel; California film industry; television; Stans, James D. Hodgson, John G. Southeast Asia. Veneman, George W. Romney, Charls A06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Walker, John Mitchell, Phil Sanchez, 7/27/71 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. Thomas S. Kleppe, William Oldaker, Participants: Mamie Eisenhower, John B. Robert Hampton, Robert H. Finch, Henry Connally, Mary Brooks, Rose Mary Woods. Ramirez, Advisory Council of the Cabinet Subject: First strike of silver Eisenhower Committee on Opportunity for the Spanish- dollar. speaking: Edgardo Buttari, Manuel A08 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Giberga, Manuel Gonzalez, Hilda Hidalgo, 7/27/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Ignacio Lozano, Eugene Acosta Marin, Participant: William Magruder. Ted Martinez, Jorge Tristan!, Edward Subject: Airframe international market. Yturri. A09 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Subject: Greater opportunities for 7/28/71 (1:37 PM) 2 pp. Hispanics. Participants: Republican members of A08 Memo from Moore, Richard A. Appropriations Committee. 8/5/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Subject: Appropriations Committee duties. Participants: Advisory Council of the A11 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the 7/29/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Spanish-speaking. Participants: William D. Eberle, Peter Subjects: Photo session; Hispanic and Peterson. women's issues. Subjects: Trade policy; appointment of A09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Eberle as special representative for trade 8/5/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. negotiations. Participants: Representatives of National A12 Memo from Jones, T. Harding. Business Council for Consumer Affairs. 7/29/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subject: Consumer confidence in Participants: National officers of business. Distributive Clubs of America. A10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subject: Distributive Clubs of America. 8/5/71 (3:15 PM) 1 p. A13 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: George W. Romney, John B. 7/29/71 (12:20 PM) 1 p. Connally, George P. Shultz, Paul W. Participant: Edward Coate. McCracken. Subject: Departure of Edward Coate from Subjects: Interest rates; Federal Housing government service to work for the City of Administration mortgages. San Diego, California. A11 Memo from Whitaker, John C. A14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 8/5/71 (5:22 PM) 2 pp. 7/29/71 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Farm publication representa- Participant: Martin Anderson. tives: Lane Palmer, Wayne E. Swegle, Subject: Job offer to Anderson and wife. Joseph A. Eliott, Robert G. Rupp, Ferdie J. B01 Memo from Shultz, George P. Deering, W. D. Knox, Royal Fraedrick, 7/30/71 (9:00 AM) 1 p. Thomas Huheey, Jack Pickett, Cordell Participants: George P. Shultz, James D. Tindall. Hodgson, Charles Luna, J. P. Hiltz, Subjects: Agricultural, economic, and Stephen Ailes. trade issues.

70 A13 Memo from Andrews, John. Subjects: Council of Economic Advisers; 8/6/71 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. economy. Participants: American Legion's Auxiliary A11 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Girl's Nation. 8/12/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Using women's potential for Participant: Harold Passer. public service and in the home; women Subject: Economic issues. in government. A12 Memo from Shultz, George P. B01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 8/12/71 (12:25 PM) 1 p. 8/6/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Participant: Arnold R. Weber. Participants: American Legion's Auxiliary Subject: Departure of Arnold R. Weber Girl's Nation. from the Labor Department and the Office Subjects: Women's role in society; of Management and Budget. women's contributions to government. A13 Memo from Jones, Jerry. 8/13/71 (11:45 AM) 5 pp. 71-8-8 Participants: White House summer interns. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: White House internships. 8/9/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. B07 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Participants: Bicyclists. 8/13/71 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Bicycle riding. Participants: White House summer interns. A04 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subject: White House internships. 8/9/71 (3:00 PM) 1 p. B09 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Participants: Republican National Commit- 8/13/71 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. tee leadership: Thomas Evans, Lyn C. Participants: Key women appointees, Nofziger, Edward DeBolt, Barry Mountain. Patricia Hitt and Jayne Spain. Subject: Republican National Committee Subjects: Photo session; Wolf Trap activities. Theatre. A05 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 8/9/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. 71-8-15 Participant: John Mitchell. A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Media leaks; distribution of jobs 8/18/71 (9:00 AM) 1 p. funding; Kent State grand jury decision; Participants: Governor Nelson Rockefeller, textile industry. John Mitchell, Robert Douglas. A06 Memo from Kingsley, Dan. Subjects: Middle East; economy; revenue 8/9/71 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. sharing; welfare reform. Participants: James F. Campbell, Charles A04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. L III, Laurence E. Lynn, Donald M. 8/20/71 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Mosiman, Norman V. Watson, Richard S. Participants: Governor Ronald Reagan, Wilbur. John G. Veneman, Edwin Meese. Subject: Open door hour: new Subject: Welfare reform. appointments to staff. A08 Memo from Bell, George T. 71-8-22 8/10/71 (12:30 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Participants: Catholic war veterans. 8/24/71 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Subjects: Award presentation; POWs' Participant: John Mitchell. release. Subjects: National defense; California A09 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. politics; labor relations. 8/10/71 (2:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: George P. Shultz, Kenneth 71-8-29 Cole. A03 Memo from Weber, Arnold R. Subject: Appropriations bills for labor- 9/4/71 (10:30 AM) 1 p. HEW, agriculture, veterans, transportation, Participants: George P. Shultz, George A. interior, commerce. Lincoln, Paul W. McCracken. A10 Memo from Shultz, George P. Subjects: Wage-price freeze; economic 8/10/71 (4:14 PM) 1 p. stabilization; Cost of Living Council. Participant: Ezra Solomon.

71 71-9-5 A08 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A03 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. 9/13/71 (12:37 PM) 1 p. Participant: Senator Robert J. Dole. 9/9/71 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Raymond P. Shafer, Jerome Subject: Dole's trip to Vietnam. A09 Memo from Allen, Richard V. Jaffe. Subjects: Drug abuse enforcement; 9/13/71 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Commissioners of President's Marijuana Commission. Commission on International Trade and A05 Memo from Shultz, George P. Investment Policy: Albert L. Williams, 9/10/71 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Labor union representatives: Isaiah Frank, Peter Peterson, William P. I. W. Able, Joseph A. Beirne, Frank Rogers, Maurice H. Stans. Fitzsimmons, Lane Kirkland, John H. Subjects: Report of President's Commis- Lyons, George Meany, Floyd E. Smith, sion on International Trade and Invest- Leonard Woodcock; George P. Shultz, ment Policy; new economic policy. Arthur F. Burns, John B. Connally, James A11 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. D. Hodgson, Paul W. McCracken, Larry 9/14/71 (8:09 AM) 2 pp. Silberman, William J. Usery, Jr. Participants: Congressional leadership. Subjects: Wage-price freeze; wages and Subjects: Economic issues; federal wage prices. increases; wage-price freeze; Vietnam A08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. War. 9/10/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. A13 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Participants: Brig. Gen. Albert Redman, 9/14/71 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Jr., and family, Gen. James D. Hughes, Participants: President's Committee on General Tkach. Health Education. Subject: Promotion ceremony for Brig. Subject: Health education. Gen. Redman. B01 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. A09 Memo from Bell, George T. 9/14/71 (10:00 AM) 10 pp. 9/10/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Committee to Form a Participant: Ernst G. Breitholtz. National Health Education Foundation: Subject: Rotary Clubs International. Joseph Wilson, Joseph A. Beirne, M. A11 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Alfred Haynes, Richard McGrail, J. 9/10/71 (12:39 PM) 1 p. Alexander McMahon, Walter J. Participants: Brig. Gen. Albert Redman, McNerney, A. C. Nielsen, Jr., Joesph T. Jr., H. R. Haldeman, William Carruthers, Painter, Wrede Petersmeyer, Charles MarkGoode, Dwight Chapin. Siegfried, Dan Seymour, Irving Shapiro, Subject: Revision of presidential podium. Scott Simonds, J. Henry Smith; Victor A12 Memo from Weber, Arnold R. Weingarten, Mrs. Josee Laventhal, Linda 9/11/71 (10:45 AM) 2 pp. Brannick, Grace Urrows, Howard Ennes, Participants: Cost of Living Council. Peter Warier, Peter Meek, Levitt Mendel, Subjects: Phase II; wage-price freeze. Clarence Pearson, George Wheatley, Caesar Brancini; Kenneth Cole, James 71-9-12 Cavanaugh, Merlin DuVal, Vernon Wilson, Robert Laur, Judith Moore. A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. Subject: Health care issues. 9/13/71 (10:30 AM) 5 pp. B12 Memo from Shultz, George P. Participants: Robert C. Basse», Stephen 9/14/71 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. D. Bechtel, Jr., Berkeley Davis, Edward J. Participants: Clifford M. Hardin, Clarence Dwyer, William M. Batten, Wilson Johnson, D. Palmby, Paul W. McCracken, Herbert R. Heath Larry, James M. Roche, Walter Stein, George P. Shultz, William J. B. Wriston, John B. Connally, Maurice H. Kuhfuss, John W. Scott, Robert C. Stans, James T. Lynn, George P. Shultz, Mclnturf, Tony T. DeChant, Oren Lee Arthur F. Burns, Paul W. McCracken, Staley. Herbert Stein, Peter M. Flanigan, Subject: Agricultural issues related to Charles W. Colson. wage-price freeze. Subject: Business concerns over economy.

72 B14 Memo from Shultz, George P. B03 Memo from Magruder, William M. 9/16/71 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. 9/24/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Participants: Elected officials representing Participant: William M. Magruder. state and local government. Subjects: Technology opportunities; Subjects: Phase II of the wage-price working groups for New Technology freeze; state and local support of wage- Opportunities program. price freeze. B04 Memo from Bell, George T. C03 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. 9/24/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 9/17/71 (10:15 AM) 1 p. Participants: Michael Naranjo, Michael Participant: Maurice H. Stans. White Antelope Naranjo, Desert Flower Subject: FY 73 budget for Minority Naranjo, Tessie Underwood, Donald E. Business Enterprise program. Johnson. C04 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Subjects: Gift presentation; blind citizens. 9/17/71 (12:34 PM) 2 pp. Participant: Ginger Rogers. 71-9-26 Subject: Social visit; decency in the media A03 Memo from Koch, Noel. and films. 9/27/71 (9:56 PM) 1 p. C06 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: Mamie Eisenhower, Ray 9/17/71 (12:45 PM) 1 p. Bolger, Red Skelton, dinner guests. Participant: John H. Geiger. Subject: Birthday dinner for Mamie Subjects: American Legion national Eisenhower. convention; wage-price freeze; Veteran's A04 Memo from Cowen, Eugene S. Administration drug rehabilitation program; 9/28/71 (5:00 PM) 2 pp. sexually transmitted diseases. Participant: Senator John L. McClellan. 71-9-19 Subjects: Supreme Court vacancies; White House Conference on the Economy; cable A03 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. television. 9/20/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Participants: White House Fellows. 9/29/71 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Subject: Nature and importance of the Participants: Sec. Gen. Manlio Brosio, White House Fellows program. Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, Gen. Lauris A04 Memo from Bell, George T. Norstad, Dean Acheson, George Ball, 9/20/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. William P. Rogers, Melvin R. Laird, Andrew Participant: Ronald G. S. Au. Mosbacher, [Martin J.] Hillenbrand, Gen. Subject: Au's election as president of William Westmoreland. Jaycee's. Subject: Medal of Freedom ceremony for A05 Memo from Knauer, Virginia H. Gen. Brosio. 9/21/71 (9:36 AM) 7 pp. A07 Memo from Andrews, John. Participants: White House Consumer 9/29/71 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. Advisory Council, consumer leaders, Participants: International Monetary Fund Virginia Knauer. members. Subject: Consumer issues. Subject: Reception for International A12 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Monetary Fund members. 9/21/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. A09 Memo from Evans, John. Participants: Leading narcotics law 9/30/71 (11:00 AM) 5 pp. enforcement experts. Part/c/pa/7fs;John D. Ehrlichman, DanaG. Subject: Drug abuse and trafficking. Mead, Elliot L. Richardson, Sidney A14 Memo from Andrews, John. Marland, Lee Pierson, Ruth Holloway, 9/21/71 (5:15 PM) 3 pp. Neil McElroy, John B. Geissinger, David Participants: Richard Petty, Lee Petty, Seiden, Floyd T. Christian, Joseph Manch, J. C. Agajanian, Jackie Stewart, Dick Mrs. John M. Mallory, Rev. C. Albert Koob, Gordon, Wally Parks, Tony Adamowicz. Donald E. Morrison, Kenneth E. Subject: Automobile racing. Buhrmaster, James H. Rowland. Subjects: Educational issues; taxes; school desegregation.

73 A14 Memo from Shumway, DeVan L. Lucet, French National Assembly 9/30/71 (12:51 PM) 1 p. members. Participants: Newspaper carriers. Subjects: French-American relations; Subject: National Newspaper Boy Day expanded trade. proclamation. B01 Memo from Cook, Richard K. 71-10-10 9/30/71 (2:50 PM) 4 pp. A03 Memo from Bell, George T. Participants: Congressmen Thomas Bevill, 10/11/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Omar Burleson, William Colmer, David Participants: Officers and board members Henderson, Alton Lennon, George Mahon, of Order of the Sons of Italy in America. Olin league, Joseph Waggoner; George Subject: Presentation of the Marconi award P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Clark to the president. MacGregor, William E. Timmons, Ronald A04 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. L. Ziegler. 10/13/71 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Supreme Court nominations. Participants: Mayor Walter Washington, Police Chief Jerry Wilson. 71-10-3 Subject: District of Columbia affairs. A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. A06 Memo from Cook, Richard K. 10/5/71 (10:00 AM) 7 pp. 10/13/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: John B. Connally, George P. Participants: Congressmen John Shultz, Paul W. McCracken, Herbert Stein. Buchanan, Philip Crane, Charles Jonas, Subjects: Cost of Living Council; Price William Scherle, Floyd Spence, Daniel Commission; economic issues. Flood, John Rooney, Robert Sikes, AI 0 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Clement Zablocki; Clark MacGregor, 10/7/71 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. William E. Timmons, Alexander M. Haig, Participants: Bipartisan congressional Jr., Ronald L. Ziegler. leadership: Senators Wallace Bennett, Subjects: Republic of China's United Robert Byrd, Allen Eilender, Robert Griffin, Nations seat. Jacob Javits, Russell B. Long, Michael A08 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Mansfield, Jack Miller, Hugh Scott, John 10/13/71 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. Sparkman, Herman Talmadge; Congress- Participants: Citizens for a New Prosperity. men Page Belcher, John Byrnes, Gerald Subjects: Economic policy; sports. R. Ford, George Mahon, Albert Quie, A11 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Wright Patman, William Springer; John B. 10/14/71 (2:30 PM) 1 p. Connally, Paul W. McCracken, George P. Participants: John Mitchell, John D. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, William E. Ehrlichman. Timmons, Eugene Cowen. Subject: Supreme Court nominations. Subjects: Pnce Commission; Pay Board; A12 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Committee on Interest and Dividends; 10/15/71 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Economic Stabilization Act; International Participants: John Mitchell, John D. Monetary Fund meeting. Ehrlichman. A12 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subject: Supreme Court nominations. 10/8/71 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: John Mitchell, John D. 71-10-17 Ehrlichman. A03 Memo from Bell, George T. Subject: Supreme Court nominations. 10/18/71 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. A13 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: National Association of 10/8/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Retired Federal Employees' executive Participant: Richard Helms. board. Subject: Declassification of documents. Subjects: Federal wage increases; Phase A14 Memo from Cook, Richard K. of new economic policy. 10/8/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Participants: Congressman Wayne Hays, 10/19/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Sherman Lloyd, Ambassador Charles Participants: Representatives of National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

74 Subject: Gift presentation to Nixon of an Burns, George P. Shultz, Paul W. inscribed silver Paul Revere tray. McCracken. A07 Memo from Shultz, George P. Subject: International exchange rates. 10/19/71 (3:00 PM) 1 p. A10 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, George 10/29/71 (11:33 AM) 1 p. P. Shultz, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Caspar Participant: William Ruckelshaus. W. Weinberger. Subject: Environmental Merit awards. Subject: FY 73 budget. A11 Memo from Whitaker, John C. A08 Memo from Scott, Stanley. 10/29/71 (11:39 AM) 1 p. 10/21/71 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Participants: Clifford M. Hardin, John D. Participants: Ruth Voss, Ted Etherington. Ehrlichman. Subject: Moss's establishment of teenage Subject: Secretary of agriculture rehabilitation home. replacement. A09 Document Withdrawal Record for a memo A12 Memo from Nidecker, John E. from Alexander Haig, and a letter from 10/29/71 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Ferdinand Marcos to Nixon. Participants: Congressman Sherman Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Lloyd, Marjorie Sharp. 10/22/71 (11:43 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Gift presentation; wool industry. Participants: Imelda Marcos, Alexander A13 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Haig, Jr. 10/29/71 (12:20 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Meeting subjects restricted; Participant: John R. Price. letter subjects include U.S. assistance to Subjects: Congressional primaries in Long the Philippines; surcharge on imports from Island and New York City; departure of the Philippines; U.S.-Chinese relations. John R. Price from White House staff. A12 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. A14 Memo from Hughes, James D. 10/22/71 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. 10/29/71 (1:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Congressman Peter Participant: Col. Brent Scowcroft. Frelinghuysen, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Subject: Scowcroft's appointment as Subject: India-Pakistan conflict. military assistant to the president.

71-10-24 71-10-31 A03 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. 10/26/71 (11:40 AM) 3 pp. 11/1/71 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Participant: Senator Wallace Bennett. Participant: John Mitchell. Subjects: Economic Tax bill (Economic Subject: Personnel problems in Stabilization Plan); excess interest tax; Department of Justice and Office of Title IV (Family Assistance). Managment and Budget. A06 Memo from Weinberger, Caspar W. A04 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. 10/27/71 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. 11/1/71 (4:30 PM)1 p. Participants: Henry A. Kissinger, John B. Participant: Robert Kunzig. Connally, George P. Shultz, Caspar W. Subject: Kunzig's position as administrator Weinberger. of General Services Administration. Subject: Defense budget. A05 Memo from Kingsley, Dan. A08 Memo from Harper, Edward. 11/2/71 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. 10/27/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Stanley Greenfield, Richard Participants: John B. Connally, John Grunewald, John Larson, Phillip Loomis, Mitchell, John D. Ehrlichman, George P. Dudley Mecum, Raymond Telles, Joseph Shultz, Caspar W. Weinberger, Charles W. Wright, Frederic V. Malek. Colson, Kenneth Cole, Edward Harper, Subject: New appointments to staff. Lewis Engman. A07 Memo from Hughes, James D. Subject: Taxation. 11/2/71 (12:31 PM)1 p. A09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Gen. James D. Hughes, Lt. 10/28/71 (2:00 PM) 1 p. Cmdr. Alexander Larzalere. Participants: John B. Connally, Arthur F. Subject: Appointment of Larzalere as Coast Guard aide to the president.

75 A08 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Subjects: Book interview; presidential 11/2/71 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. papers 1970-71 ; Vietnam War; Cambodia; Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, Kent State; Congress; Supreme Court Maurice H. Stans, James D. Hodgson, nominations; 1970 elections; Nixon Elliot L. Richardson, George W. Romney, initiatives to date. George P. Shultz, J. Philip Campbell. AI4 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Subjects:Government reorganization; 11/11/71 (10:35 AM) 2 pp. State of the Union message; revenue Participants: Earl Butz, John D. sharing; agricultural issues; Department of Ehrlichman. Community Development; transportation Subjects: Appointment of Butz as lobbies. secretary of agriculture; corn prices; corn A12 Memo from Cook, Richard K. exports to Soviet Union. 11/2/71 (5:15 PM) 2 pp. B02 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Participants: Congressmen Gerald R. Ford, 11/11/71 (3:52 PM) 1 p. Leslie C. Arends; Henry A. Kissinger, Clark Participants: Secretary and Mrs. Clifford M. MacGregor, Ronald L Ziegler. Hardin, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Butz, John D. Subject: Withdrawal of U. S. troops from Ehrlichman. Vietnam War. Subject: Appointment of Butz as secretary A14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. of agriculture. 11/4/71 (12:43 PM) 1 p. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Godfrey. 71-11-14 Subject: Transfer of Arthur Godfrey from A03 Memo from Dean, John W. the White House Presidential Protective 11/15/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Detail to position as special agent in Participants: Julius Goebel, Jr., Charles charge of special projects. Fairman, Paul A. Freund, L. Quincy B01 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Mumford. 11/5/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Gift presentation of the first two Participants: Congressman Charles Jonas, volumes of The Oliver Wendell Holmes Charles Campbell, Earl Yarborough, Julie Devise History of the Supreme Court of the Eisenhower, youth leaders. United States to president. Subject: Youth Appreciation Week A04 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. proclamation-signing ceremony. 11/15/71 (1:50 PM) 1 p. B03 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Participants: C. Jackson Grayson, Jr., 11/5/71 (10:45 AM) 1 p. Judge George H. Boldt, Donald Rumsfeld. Participants: Congressman and Mrs. John Subjects: Pay Board; Price Commission; Heinz. retroactive and deferred wage increases. Subject: Photo session with new A05 Memo from Cheney, Richard. congressman and his wife. 11/15/71 (2:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Members of Cost of Living 71-11-7 Council, Judge George H. Boldt, C. A03 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Jackson Grayson, Jr. 11/10/71 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Cost of Living Council; inflation. Participant: Richard Wilson. A07 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subject: Interview for book on 1970-71 11/15/71 (4:00 PM) 2 pp. presidential papers. Participant: Elliot L. Richardson. A05 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. Subjects: School desegregation; California 11/10/71 (5:30 PM) 1 p. welfare reform; child development. Participant: Richard Wilson. A09 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Subject: Interview briefing for book on 11/16/71 (8:00 AM) 3 pp. 1970-71 presidential papers. Participants: Congressional leadership, A06 Memo from Andrews, John. Donald Rumsfeld. 11/10/71 (5:30 PM) 8 pp. Subjects: Labor relations; stock market; tax Participant: Richard Wilson. proposals; international trade; Supreme Court decision on Amchika blast test; Boland amendment.

76 AI2 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. B09 Memo from Moore, Richard. 11/16/71 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. 11/20/71 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: President's Committee on Participants: Students from unidentified Mental Retardation, Senator Clair Wyoming high school. Burgener, Joseph Douglas, Nan Ulle, Subjects: White House tour; youth Kenneth Robinson, Elliot L Richardson, relations. Patricia Hitt, James Cavanaugh. Subject: Mental retardation. 71-11-21 AI 4 Memo from Shultz, George P. A03 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. 11/16/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. 11/23/71 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Paul W. McCracken, Participant: Governor Frank Sargent. George P. Shultz. Subjects: Massachusetts politics; welfare; Subject: Economic developments. education; revenue sharing; busing. B01 Memo from Allin, Mort. A04 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 11/16/71 (11:45 AM) 1 p. 11/24/71 (9:30 AM) 1 p. Participants: Kenneth M. Smith, Patrick J. Participants: San Diego Mayor-elect Buchanan. Peter B. Wilson, H. R. Haldeman. Subjects: Transfer of Kenneth M. Smith Subjects: Republican National Committee from the White House to other government Convention; San Diego mayorship. service; greeting to Patrick J. Buchanan A05 Memo from Shultz, George P. returning from the Soviet Union. 11/24/71 (9:45 AM) 1 p. B02 Memo from Bell, George T. Participants: George P. Shultz, Herbert 11/16/71 (12:00 PM)1 p. Stein. Participants: Arthur Flemming, John Subject: Offer of chairmanship of Council Martin, Johnny Unitas, Carmella LaSpada. of Economic Advisers to Herbert Stein. Subjects: Professional football; Unitas's A06 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. contributions to football. 11/24/71 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. B03 Memo from Brennan, John V. Participants: John B. Connally, George P. 11/16/71 (12:16 PM)1 p. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman. Participant: James D. Hittle. Subjects: Tax increases; budget deficits; Subject: Departure of former assistant revenue sharing; welfare reform; transpor- secretary of the navy, James D. Hittle. tation; Apollo 17 space shuttle; environ- B04 Memo from Timmons, William E. mental issues; postal rate subsidy for 11/16/71 (12:15 PM)1 p. magazines; black college funding; social Participants: James Hogue, Clark security; federal wage increases; base MacGregor. closures; education. Subject: Transfer of James Hogue from A08 Memo from Shultz, George P. position as staff assistant to the president 11/24/71 (1:00 PM)1 p. for congressional relations to the congres- Participants: George P. Shultz, Henry A. sional staff at the Department of the Kissinger, John B. Connally. Treasury. Subject: FY 73 defense budget. B05 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. 11/16/71 (12:22 PM) 2 pp. 71-11-28 Participant: George Grassmuck. A03 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Subjects: Departure call; 1968 campaign; 12/1/71 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Robert Finch. Participants: Richard W. Mallary, B07 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Raymond Nutter, John Kerr. 11/17/71 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Subjects: Congressional campaigns of Participant: Governor Ronald Reagan. Richard W. Mallary and Raymond Nutter. Subjects: Reagan's trip to China; U.S. A04 Memo from Moore, Richard. initiatives in Far East; Nixon Doctrine; 12/2/71 (2:15 PM) 2 pp. Vietnam War. Participants: Gordon M. Metcalf, William M. Batten, George P. Shultz, Ronald L. Ziegler.

77 Subjects: Christmas retail sales; J. C. Subject: Photo session; Thurmond's new Penney Co., Inc.; Sears, Roebuck and Co. baby. A06 Memo from Shultz, George P. A10 Memo from Peterson, Peter G. 12/2/71 (2:15 PM) 1 p. 12/7/71 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Gordon M. Metcalf, William Participant: Maurice H. Stans. M. Batten, George P. Shultz. Subject: Soviet trade mission report. Subject: Christmas retail sales. A11 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. A07 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. 12/7/71 (5:00 PM) 1 p. 12/2/71 (2:50 PM) 1 p. Participant: Daniel P. Moynihan. Participant: Arthur Fletcher. Subjects: United Nations; education; Subjects: United Negro College Fund; busing. departure call. A12 Memo from Shultz, George P. 12/10/71 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. 71-12-5 Participants: W. Allen Wallis, Frederick A03 Memo from McCracken, Paul W. Mosteller. Subject: Federal statistical system. 12/6/71 (11:07 AM) 1 p. Participants: Donald Rumsfeld, Paul W. McCracken, George P. Shultz, Arthur F. 71-12-12 Burns, Herbert Stein. A03 Memo from Satire, William L. Subject: Wage-price stabilization program. 12/15/71 (12:00 PM) 8 pp. A04 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Participants: Congressional bipartisan 12/6/71 (12:56 PM) 1 p. leadership. Participant: Willard Edwards. Subjects: Nixon's meeting with Georges Subjects: Social call contrived for NBC Pompidou of France; economic policy; filming of "A Day in the Presidency." international monetary situation; exchange A05 Memo from Hughes, James D. rates; international trade; gold prices; 12/6/71 (3:08 PM) 1 p. inflation. Participants: Brig. Gen. Elizabeth P. A11 Memo from Campbell, Craig. Hoisington, Brig. Gen. Anna M. Hays, Brig. 12/16/71 (12:55 PM) 1 p. Gen. Jeanne M. Holm, Brig. Gen. Mildred Participants: Isabel Villa and family. C. Bailey, Brig. Gen. Lillian Dunlap, Subject: Hijacking of Jose Villa's ship to Barbara Franklin. Cuba. Subjects: Women in armed forces; photo session. 71-12-19 A06 Memo from Nidecker, John E. A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. 12/6/71 (3:16 PM) 1 p. 12/22/71 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Gary Washington, Jane Participant: Arthur F. Burns. Harris, Gordon Allott, Sgt. Brooks, Richard Subjects: Federal Reserve Board appoint- McArthur, Richard Kline, Joseph Sisneros, ments; money supply. John Kelly, Henry Cashen. A05 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Subjects: "Most Courageous Junior 12/22/71 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Olympian" award presentation. Participants: Supreme Court nominees A07 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist and 12/6/71 (3:35 PM) 2 pp. families, Wallace Johnson. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, George Subjects: Receipt of presidential commis- P. Shultz, Myles Ambrose. sions by associate justices to Supreme Subject: Efforts in narcotics law enforce- Court. ment, focusing on the pusher and mid- A06 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. level trafficker. 12/22/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A09 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participants: Commission on Financial 12/7/71 (12:40 PM) 1 p. Structure and Regulation. Participants: Senator and Mrs. Strom Subject: Report of Commission on Thurmond, Nancy Moore Thurmond, A. A. Financial Structure and Regulation. Harding.

78 A07 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 72-1-9 12/23/71 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Participant: Archbishop Luigi Raimondi. 1/10/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Subject: Vatican-While House relations. Participants: Arthur Fletcher, Stanley Scott, Carthur L.M. Drake. 72-1-2 Subject: Funding for United Negro College A03 Memo from Weinberger, Caspar W. Fund. 1/3/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Participants: George P. Shultz, Caspar W. 1/10/72 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Weinberger. Participants: Health Services Industry Subjects: FY 72 and 73 budgets. Committee and Cost of Living Council: A04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Karl D. Bays, Earl W. Brian, Rita R. 1/3/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Campbell, Brooks Chandler, Jane Chaflin, Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frank C. Coleman, James R. Cowan, Hoffman, John P. McGill. Theodore E. Cummings, Barbara Dunn, Subject: Trucking award presentation. Rosamund C. Gabrielson, Dorcas Hardy, A05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. James W. Haviland, John A. Hill, Alice K. 1/3/72 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. Leopold, Kenneth M. McCaffree, J. Participants: Representatives from Alexander McMahon, Donald Rumsfeld, C. American Hospital Association: Steve Joseph Stetler, William Thomas, Samuel Morris, John Kauffman, Jack Hahn; John Tibbits, Donald G. Waiden, Ray Kenneth Cole. Waldmann, John Colman. Subjects: Hospital and medical care costs; Subject: Health guidelines of Economic health insurance. Stabilization Program. A08 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. A06 Memo from Evans, L. J., Jr. 1/3/72 (4:44 PM) 1 p. 1/11/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participant: John Mitchell. Participants: Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Subjects: New Hampshire confirmation; Flemming, Harry Flemming, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flanigan. John Parker and family, Elliot L. A09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Richardson, John Martin, Kenneth Cole, 1/5/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Dan Todd, Leonard Garment. Participants: James Fletcher, George Low. Subject: Senior citizens' concerns. Subjects: Space shuttle; Sky Lab; waste in A07 Memo from Whitaker, John C. space; solar energy. 1/12/72 (4:34 PM) 2 pp. AI 0 Talking points from Ehrlichman, John D. Participants: George W. Romney, John D. 1/5/72 (PM) 4 pp. Ehrlichman. Participant: John Connally. Subjects: Operation TACLE; rural and Subjects: Real estate tax/value-added tax/ urban development. education proposal; McElroy Commission; A09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Advisory Commission on Intergovern- 1/12/72 (5:34 PM) 1 p. mental Relations. Participant: John Mitchell. A14 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subject: Ehrlichman's brief participation in 1/8/72 (10:12 AM) 1 p. this meeting. Part/c/pan/s.-John D. Ehrlichman, Fred C. A10 Memo from Engman, Lew. Foy, Jonathan C. Rose. 1/13/72 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. Subject: West Coast activities in employ- Participants: Neil McElroy, Spiro T. Agnew, ment and government agencies. Elliot L. Richardson, Robert Marland, B01 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Robert Merriam, John D. Ehrlichman, Roy 1/8/72 (10:45 AM) 1 p. Morey. Participant: Dona Mason. Subjects: President's Commission on Subject: Mason's offer of help during 1972 School Finance; school finance problems. campaign.

79 A14 Memo from Andrews, John. A07 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. 1/13/72 (12:40 PM) 2 pp. 1/26/72 (5:45 PM) 1 p. Participants: John Sheehan, Governor Participants: Earl Butz, Congressman Louie Nunn. Page Belcher, Hyde Murray, John C. Subject: Swearing-in ceremony of Whitaker. Sheehan into Federal Reserve Board. Subject: White House relations with B02 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Congressman Belcher. 1/13/72 (1:20 PM) 1 p. A08 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Participants: Edwin Fauver, Grace Fauver, 1/27/72 (10:15 AM) 4 pp. John Fauver, Ray Zook. Participant: Richard Scammon. Subject Departure of former chief of Sub/ecf;Scammon's book. telegraph and transportation, Edwin AI 2 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Fauver. 1/28/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. B03 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Part/c/panfs:John Mitchell, Paul Volcker, 1/13/72 (1:24 PM) 1 p. Jerry Jaffe, Myles Ambrose. Participants: Robert O. Anderson, Erik Subject: Drug Trafficking Suppression Jonsson, John D. Ehrlichman, Kenneth Program. Cole. A13 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Subject: Institute for National Objectives. 1/28/72 (12:30 PM) 1 p. B04 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Participants: Ambassador Rabin, Chaim 1/13/72 (2:16 PM) 2 pp. Herzog, Jeremiah Kaplan, Max Fisher, Participants: Jon Huntsman and family. Richard Van Tiem. Subject: Farewell to Jon Huntsman. Subjects: Jewish concerns; gift presentation. 72-1-16 A14 Memo from Shultz, George P. 1/28/72 (3:00 PM) 6 pp. A03 Memo from Haig, Alexander and Flanigan, Participants: Members of Construction Peter. Industry Collective Bargaining Commis- 1/20/72 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. sion, James D. Hodgson. Participants: Terence Cardinal Cooke, Subject: Construction industry issues. Msgr. McCarrick, Alexander M. Haig, Peter B06 Memo from Franklin, Barbara. Flanigan, Richard Cook, William 1/29/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Westmoreland. Participants: Marina von Neumann Subjects: Financial health of private Whitman, Herbert Stein, George P. schools; morale of troops in Vietnam and Southeast Asia; use of term Shultz. Subject: Whitman's appointment to "Vietnamization." Council of Economic Advisers. 72-1-23 A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. 72-1-30 A03 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 1/24/72 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. 1/31/72 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. Participants: George P. Shultz, Officeof Participants: R. Lee Clark, Robert A. Management and Budget personnel. Good, Benno C. Schmidt, Elliot L. Subject: Signing of 1973 budget message. Richardson, Kenneth Cole. A05 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Appointment of Clark and Good 1/24/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. to President's Cancer Panel; cancer Participant: Frank Rizzo. research. Subjects: Philadelphia politics; photo A06 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. session. 1/31/72 (12:00 PM) 5 pp. A06 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Participants: Brig. Gen. James D. Hughes 1/25/72 (7:03 PM) 1 p. and family, Stephen Bull, Melvin R. Laird, Participants: Bipartisan congressional Robert Seamans, Gen. John D. Ryan, leadership. Brig. Gen. Walter Tkach, Brig. Gen. Brent Subject: Peace proposal to end Vietnam Scrowcroft, Cmdr. Craig Campbell, Lt. War.

80 Cmdr. Alexander Larzelere, Maj. John B06 Memo from Moore, Richard. Brennan, William Gulley, William Cuff, 2/1/72(12:21 PM) 5 pp. Donald Murray, Sally Neubauer, Kathy Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levan, Rose Mary Woods, Shelley Devaney, University of Nebraska football Buchanan, Dwight Chapin, H. R. team members, Nebraska congressional Haldeman, Robert Taylor, Marge Acker, delegation, George Cook, Dick Herman. Alice McPhillips, John Ehrlichman. Subjects: Photo session; University of Subjects: Departure call; POWs' release; Nebraska football team. award presentation; Hughes's promotion B11 Memo from Shultz, George P. to major general. 2/1/72 (3:15 PM) 2 pp. A13 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Governors Ronald Reagan, 1/31/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Daniel J. Evans; James D. Hodgson. Participant: Ambassador Guildford Dudley. Subject: West Coast dock strike. Subject: Gift presentation of a plate to B13 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Nixon from former ambassador to 2/2/72 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Denmark. Participants: Pearl Bailey, Dr. and Mrs. J. A14 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Willis Hurst, Ross Reid, James M. 2/1/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Hundley, Campbell Moses, Frederick Participants: Col. and Mrs. David Scott, Arkus, Herbert Cornell, Kenneth Cole. Col. and Mrs. James Irwin, Lt. Col. AI Subjects: Heart-of-the-Year Award to Pearl Worden, Peter M. Flanigan. Bailey; American Heart Month. Subject: Apollo XV astronauts' ambassa- C01 Memo from Cook, Richard K. dorial trip to Poland and Yugoslavia. 2/2/72 (12:30 PM) 1 p. B01 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Participants: Congressman Richard W. 2/1/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Mallary, Mary Mallary. Participants: Col. and Mrs. David Scott, Subject: Mallary's congressional election Col. and Mrs. James Irwin, Lt. Col. AI victory. Worden, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. C02 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Subject: Apollo XV astronauts' ambassa- 2/2/72 (12:45 PM) 2 pp. dorial trip to Poland and Yugoslavia. Participant: John McCormack. B02 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects: Foreign policy; Anastacio 2/1/72 (12:10 PM) 2 pp. Somoza. Participants: Representatives of Boy C04 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Scouts of America, Richard Moore, Norton 2/3/72 (5:00 PM) 3 pp. Clapp, Alden Barber. Participants: Professional athletes, Subjects: Award presentations and honor- Mrs. Richard Nixon, drug enforcement ary membership to Nixon from Boy Scouts; agents. photo session. Subjects: Sports; drug enforcement. B04 Memo from Moore, Richard. C07 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 2/1/72 (12:10 PM) 1 p. 2/3/72 (6:55 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Representatives of Boy Participant: Pete Rozelle. Scouts of America. Subject: Presidential flight with Rozelle to Subjects: Award presentations and honor- Florida. ary membership to Nixon from Boy Scouts; photo session. 72-2-6 B05 Memo from Timmons, William E. A03 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. 2/1/72(12:21 PM) 1 p. 2/7/72 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Participants: United States attorneys. Devaney, University of Nebraska football Subjects: Drug enforcement; heroin team members, Nebraska congressional seizure. delegation, George Cook, Dick Herman. A05 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subjects: Gift presentation; University 2/8/72 (10:19 AM) 1 p. of Nebraska football team. Participant: Senator Hugh D. Scott. Subject: Gift presentation.

81 A06 Memo from Kennedy, Richard T. Richardson, Richard Kleindienst, John D. Ehrlichman, Edward L. Morgan, James 2/9/72 (11:22 AM) 1 p. Participants: National Security Council Clawson, Dana G. Mead, Paul O'Neill; Council of Black Appointees: Samuel staff. Subjects: Annual foreign policy report: Jackson, Robert Brown, Norman Houston, "U.S. Foreign Policy for the 1970's: The Samuel Simmons. Emerging Structure of Peace." Subjects: Busing; school finance; Equal A07 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Education Opportunities Act; school 2/9/72 (12:05 PM) 1 p. desegregation; minority housing. Participants: Nell Yates, Mary Sidley, A08 Memo from Engman, Lew. Kathy A. Bachman, Terry Decker. 3/6/72 (11:45 AM) 4 pp. Subjects: Presidential visit to secretarial Participants: Members of President's Commission on School Finance, Spiro T. office; trips to Moscow and Peking. Agnew, John B. Connally, Elliot L. Richardson, George P. Shultz, Ronald L. 72-2-13 Ziegler, John D. Ehrlichman, Edward L A03 Memo from Morgan, Edward L Morgan, Robert Brown, Roy Morey, Lew 2/14/72 (11:06 AM) 6 pp. Engman. Participants: Congressional leadership: Subjects: School finance; educational Senators Howard H. Baker, Jr., William E. issues. Brock III, Harry F. Byrd, Robert P. Griffin, A12 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. John G. Tower; Congressmen Thomas 3/7/72 (8:04 AM) 2 pp. Downing, Norman F. Lent, Thomas Steed; Participants: GOP congressional John Mitchell, Elliot L. Richardson, leadership. George P. Shultz, John D. Ehrlichman, Subjects: Ways and Means Committee; Edward L. Morgan, William E. Timmons, social security; Radio Free Europe and Richard K. Cook, Tom C. Korologos. Radio Liberty; busing. Subject: Legislative decision making con- A14 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. cerning busing. 3/7/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. A09 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Participant: H. Allen Smith. 2/16/72 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Reelection campaign; gift Participant: Richard Kleindienst. presentation. Subjects: Kleindienst's position as new B01 Memo from Whitaker, John C. attorney general; workings of Department 3/7/72 (10:49 AM) 1 p. of Justice. Participants: National Advisory Council on Child Nutrition, Earl Butz, Richard Lyng. 72-2-20 Subject: Children's nutrition. A03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. B02 Memo from Andrews, John. 2/26/72 (1:25 PM) 2 pp. 3/7/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participant: William P. Rogers. Participants: Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Vern Subject: Meeting with Mao Tse Tung. Coffey. Subject: Promotion ceremony for Haig and 72-2-27 Coffey. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 2/29/72 (1:28 PM) 2 pp. 3/7/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Peter G. Peterson, Judge Participants: Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Vern Gerard Reilly. Coffey. Subject: Swearing-in ceremony of Subject: Promotion ceremony for Haig and Peterson as secretary of commerce. Coffey. B04 Memo from Shultz, George P. 72-3-5 3/7/72 (12:40 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Morgan, Edward L. Participants: Richard C. Gerstenberg, 3/6/72 (10:30 AM) 5 pp. James M. Roche. Participants: Cabinet Committee on Subject: Social visit. Busing: George P. Shultz, Elliot L.

82 B05 Memo from Shultz, George P. Subject: Gift presentation. 3/7/72 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. A07 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Participants: John B. Connally, Herbert 3/13/72 (3:15 PM) 2 pp. Stein, George P. Shultz. Participants: Congressman Otto Passman, Subject: Rise in social security benefits. Henry A. Kissinger. B07 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Subjects: Appropriations; Peace Corps; 3/8/72 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. international lending institutions; reelection Participants: Congressmen Carl Albert, campaign support. Gerald R. Ford, Hale Boggs. A09 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Subjects: Scott and Mansfield's visit to 3/13/72 (3:48 PM) 1 p. China; administration loyalty of Albert and Participants: Charles W. Colson, Kenneth Boggs; Republican National Committee; Clawson. national security; foreign policy. Subjects: Alger Hiss case; Clawson's B09 Memo from Shultz, George P. newspaper career. 3/10/72 (8:30 AM) 1 p. A10 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. Participants: George P. Shultz, Henry A. 3/14/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Kissinger, George Meany. Participants: Wes Bartlett, Senator Jack Subjects: Pay Board; Economic Stabiliza- Miller. tion Act; foreign policy. Subjects: Kiwanis work in drug prevention B10 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. and environmental quality; bicentennial. 3/10/72 (10:30 AM) 1 p. A11 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participants: John B. Connally, Elliot L. 3/14/72 (3:25 PM) 1 p. Richardson, George P. Shultz, Arthur Participants: Debbie Wright, Congressman Flemming. and Mrs. George Mahon. Subject: Social security increase. Subjects: 1972 Maid of Cotton; U.S. cotton B11 Memo from Scrowcroft, Brent. promotion. 3/10/72 (12:30 PM) 1 p. AI 2 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: Evelyn Grubb, Carole 3/14/72 (3:37 PM) 3 pp. Hanson, Janice Ray, Roger Shields, Frank Participants: Lud Johnson Nugent, Patrick Sieverts, William E. Brock III, Olive Hunt. Lyndon Nugent, Tricia Cox. Subject: Signing ceremony for proclama- Subject: Social visit. tion of National Week of Concern for B01 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. American Prisoners of War and Service- 3/17/72 (8:07 AM) 2 pp. men Missing in Southeast Asia. Participants: Congressional leadership. B12 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects: Busing; school desegregation. 3/10/72 (12:45 PM) 1 p. B03 Memo from Franklin, Barbara Hackman. Participants: Congressmen. 3/17/72 (9:45 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Signing ceremony for interna- Participants: Representatives of Citizen's tional development bills. Advisory Council on the Status of Women. Subjects: Opportunities for women; 72-3-12 women in government. A03 Memo from Satire, William L. B05 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. 3/13/72 (12:05 PM) 1 p. 3/17/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Marina Whitman and family, Participants: Ambassador and Mrs. Josephine Pierson. William Warnock. Subject: Swearing-in ceremony of Subjects: Gift presentation; Ireland. Whitman. B06 Memo from White, Margita. A04 Memo from Garment, Leonard. 3/17/72 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. 3/13/72 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Christina Bucheit Diver, Neil Participant: Ronald S. Berman. Diver. Subject: Higher education. Subject: Departure of Christina Bucheit A06 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Diver, assistant to Herbert G. Klein. 3/13/72 (3:05 PM) 1 p. Participants: George Mahon, Grover Murray, John Bradford.

83 72-3-19 A08 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. A03 Memo from Scali, John. 3/28/72 (10:05 AM) 8 pp. 3/21/72 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Senator Hugh D. Scott, Participants: Winners of White House Congressman Gerald R. Ford, Ronald L. Photographers' Association competition. Ziegler. Subjects: Photography; National Subjects: Legislation on tax reform, Selec- Geographic. tive Service, revenue sharing, education A05 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. and welfare reform; economic situation; 3/21/72 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. busing. Participants: Governor Raymond P. B02 Memo from Scali, John. Shafer, John D. Ehrlichman. 3/28/72 (12:34 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Marijuana Commission report; Participants: Kevin Heald, Calvin Hill, drug abuse concerns. Senator Jack Miller. A07 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Subject: Hill's work against drug abuse 3/22/72 (5:07 PM) 2 pp. and with retarded children. Participants: John B. Connally, George P. B04 Memo from McLaughlin, John. Shultz, Donald Rumsfeld, Herbert Stein, 3/28/72 (8:00 PM) 3 pp. H. R. Haldeman, Charles W.Colson. Participants: King Hussein of Jordan, Subjects: Pay Board; Economic Stabiliza- dinner guests. tion Program. Subjects: King Hussein's accomplish- A09 Memo from Stein, Herbert. ments; stag dinner honoring King Hussein. 3/22/72 (5:07 PM) 2 pp. B07 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Participants: John B. Connally, Donald 3/30/72 (11:34 AM) 1 p. Rumsfeld, Herbert Stein, John D. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Rudd Ehrlichman, H. R. Haldeman, Charles W. and family. Colson. Subject: Social visit. Subject: Pay Board. B08 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. A11 Memo from Gifford, William. 3/30/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 3/23/72 (3:02 PM) 1 p. Participant: James E. Stewart. Participants: Members of Pay Board, Cost Subject: Social visit. of Living Council. B09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subject: Pay Board. 3/30/72(12:21 PM) 1 p. Participant: Donald Jackson. 72-3-26 Subjects: Santa Domingo; Dominican A03 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Republic. 3/27/72 (4:08 PM) 1 p. BIO Memo from Shultz, George P. Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, 3/30/72 (12:26 PM) 1 p. George P. Shultz, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Participant: Carl Tiller. Peter M. Flanigan, John C. Whitaker. Subject: Tiller's service in Bureau of the Subject: Alaska pipeline. Budget and Office of Management and A04 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. Budget. 3/28/72 (8:05 AM) 2 pp. B11 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: GOP leadership. 3/30/72(12:31 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: President's legislative proposals; Participants: Ann Landers, Mike Finamore. busing; education program. Subjects: Cancer research; leukemia; A06 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Courageous Award of the American 3/28/72(10:01 AM) 1 p. Cancer Society. Participant: Congressman Leslie C. B13 Memo from Shultz, George P. Arends. 3/30/72 (4:00 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Photo session. Participant: Phillip Sanchez. A07 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Subjects: Mexican-Americans; Hispanic 3/28/72 (10:04 AM) 1 p. concerns. Participant: Senator Gordon A. Allott. Subjects: Photo session; centennial celebration in Colorado Springs.

84 C01 Memo from Bell, George T. Mrs. Dudley Swim, C. Robert Yeager, 3/31/72 (11:30 AM) 4 pp. Mayor Walter E. Washington, Donald D. Participants: Representatives of National Dentón. Commission on Fire Prevention and Subjects: Photo session; Honor America Control. Day. Subjects: National Commission on Fire A05 Memo from McLaughlin, John. Prevention and Control report; White 4/10/72 (5:10 PM) 3 pp. House fire drill. Participants: Representatives of National C02 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Alliance of Businessmen. 3/31/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: National Alliance of Business- Participant: Eugene S. Cowen. men's Vietnam veterans' job program; Subject: Photo session with former deputy contributions of private enterprise. assistant to the president for congres- A08 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. sional relations. 4/11/72 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Peter G. Peterson, Peter M. 72-4-2 Flanigan, Kenneth Cole. A03 Memo from Scowcroft, Brent. Subjects: Foreign embassies; Soviet trade; 4/4/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. energy problems and deep water ports; Participants: Young Lawyers section of technology; employment; environment; American Bar Association: Robert Murray, productivity; minority business. J. M. Eger, Walter McLin III; Harry A09 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Hathaway, Patrick Gray. 4/11/72 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Subject: POWs/MIAs. Participants: Arthur F. Burns, John B. A04 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Connally, George P. Shultz. 4/4/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subject: New member for Federal Reserve Participants: Oscar Dystel, Mark Jaffee, Board. Sam Shulman, Richard Wilson. A10 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Subject: Gift presentation. 4/12/72 (10:14 AM) 14 pp. A05 Memo from Strachan, Gordon. Participants: Senator Hugh D. Scott, 4/4/72 (12:12 PM) 1 p. Congressman Gerald R. Ford. Participants: Stephen Bull, Lyn Rae Subject: Press briefing on North Vietnam McClintock. invasion. Subject: Departure call. B10 Memo from Hanzlik, Rayburn. A06 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 4/13/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. 4/8/72 (10:05 AM) 2 pp. Participants: White House Conference Participants: Myles J. Ambrose, Phillip J. on Youth representatives: Christiane Cascavilla, Frank Torres, William I. Garcia, Alan Cameron, Stephen Hess; Norsworthy. Congressman Michael Dively, Howard Subjects: Drug smuggling; customs' heroin Cohen. seizure. Subjects: Photo session; federal executive report on Youth Conference. 72-4-9 B11 Memo from Andrews, John. A03 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 4/13/72 (4:00 PM) 3 pp. 4/10/72 (12:25 PM) 2 pp. Participants: White House Conference on Participants: Officers and directors of Youth representatives: Christiane Garcia, American Historical and Cultural Society, Alan Cameron, Stephen Hess; Congress- Inc: Robert W. Barker, Arch N. Booth, man Michael Dively, Howard Cohen. William N. Burch, George Champion, John Subject: White House Conference on P. Cosgrove, John B. Kelly, Mary Pillsbury Youth objectives. Lord, James P. Low, Leonard H. Marks, B14 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Herbert E.Marks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Willard 4/13/72 (4:28 PM) 1 p. Marriott, William J. McManus, Charles S. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hess O'Malley, Jr., A. Pollard Simons, and family. Subject: Departure call.

85 C01 Memo from Dean, John W. A05 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 4/13/72 (4:30 PM) 1 p. 4/26/72 (12:19 PM) 1 p. Participant: Frank DeMarco. Participant: Herb DeSimone. Subject: DeMarco's 1971 federal income Subjects: Rhode Island politics; tax return. DeSimone's campaign.

72-4-16 72-4-30 A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. A03 Memo from Scali, John. 4/17/72 (10:48 AM) 1 p. 5/2/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Participants: Daniel Henkin, Ronald L. Participants: Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters, Ziegler. Judge Tamm. Subject: North Vietnam invasion. Subject: Swearing-in ceremony of Walters A04 Memo from Shultz, George P. as deputy director. 4/17/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Scali, John. Participants: Donald Rice, Caspar W. 5/2/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Weinberger, George P. Shultz. Participants: Rebuild National Park Society Subject: Departure call. delegation. A05 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Rebuild National Park Society 4/17/72 (12:45 PM) 3 pp. Fourth of July celebration; gift Participants: Members of the Rules presentation. Committee, Speaker Carl Albert. A05 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Subjects: Rules Committee luncheon; 5/3/72 (2:45 PM) 1 p. Un-American Activities Committee. Participants: Richard Kleindienst, L. A08 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Patrick Gray, H. R. Haldeman, John D. 4/19/72 (2:45 PM) 1 p. Ehrlichman. Participants: Police Chief Jerry Wilson, Subject: Appointment of Gray as acting District of Columbia Police Department director of FBI. officers. A06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Subject: District of Columbia crime. 5/5/72 (11:35 AM) 2 pp. A09 Memo from Engman, Lewis A. Participants: Frank J. Rauscher, Elliot L. 4/20/72 (11:00 AM) 4 pp. Richardson, Kenneth Cole. Participants: Members of Panel on Subject: Cancer program. Nonpublic Education: Clarence Walton, A08 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Bishop William E. McManus, Ivan E. 5/5/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Zylstra, Norman Karsh; Robert Marland, Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Del Springer, Jill Roy Morey, Kenneth Cole. Springer, Congressman Del Latta. Subject: Nonpublic education concerns. Subject: Gift presentation. AI 3 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. A09 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. 4/20/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. 5/5/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participants: Congressman Cliffard D. Participants: Jerome and Faith Jaffe and Carlson, Carol Carlson. family. Subject: Condolences for death of Subject: Photo session. Carlson's wife. A10 Memo from Cole, Kenneth R., Jr. AI 4 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 5/5/72 (12:19 PM) 2 pp. 4/20/72 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: John D. Rockefeller II, Grace Participant: Bob Hope. Oliveraz, Christian N. Ramsey, Jr., Subject: Vietnam War. Raymond J. Waldmann. Subject: Commission on Population 72-4-23 Growth and the American Future. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 4/25/72 (8:04 PM) 2 pp. 72-5-7 Participants: Retiring congressmen; Col. A03 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. Albert Schoepper, dinner guests. 5/8/72 (9:25 PM) 1 p. Subject: Dinner honoring Col. Albert Participants: Senators Hugh D. Scott, Schoepper and retiring congressmen. Robert Griffin, Barry Goldwater, John G. 86 Tower, John Sherman Cooper; Congress- 72-6-11 men Gerald R. Ford, John J. Rhodes, A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Samuel Devine, Peter Frellnghuysen, John 6/12/72 (3:30 PM) 3 pp. Anderson, William Mailliard. Participants: Don Rodgers, Michael Subject: Vietnam War peace proposal. Balzano, Charles W. Colson. A04 Memo from Ehrlichman, John. Subjects: Busing; Catholic community; 5/9/72 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Poland visit; youth involvement in Participants: John Mitchell, Ambassador government. Annenberg. A06 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. Subject: Pennsylvania and California 6/15/72 (12:16 PM) 3 pp. politics. Participants: James C. Fletcher, Capt. John Young, Col. Charles Duke, Cmdr. 72-5-14 Ken Mattingly. A03 Memo from Scowcroft, Brent. Subjects: Space program; U.S.-USSR 5/15/72 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. space agreement. Participants: National League of Families A09 Memo from Andrews, John. of American Prisoners and Missing in 6/16/72 (12:44 PM) 2 pp. Southeast Asia: Sybil E. Stockdale, Phyllis Participants: Family of John Vann, Joseph E. Galanti, Maureen A. Dunn; Henry A. Alsop. Kissinger. Subject: Vann's posthumous decoration Subjects: POW/MIAs; POWs' release. with Medal of Freedom. A06 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. 5/16/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. 72-6-18 Participants: Senator Allen J. Eilender, A03 Memo from Weinberger, Caspar W. Clark MacGregor, Patricia Nixon, Tom C. 6/21/72 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. Korologos, White House staff going to Part/c/panfs:John B. Connally, Herbert Soviet Union. Stein, Caspar W. Weinberger, Arthur F. Subject: Senator Ellender's films on the Burns. Soviet Union, entitled "Faces of Russia." Subjects: British devaluation threat; meat A07 Memo from Hoopes, David C. prices; economic situation; legislation. 5/16/72 (4:30 PM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Participants: John N. Mitchell, Ray Bliss. 6/21/72 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Appointment of Bliss as special Participants: George P. Shultz, Arthur F. consultant to attorney general. Burns, Caspar W. Weinberger, Herbert A08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Stein. 5/19/72 (9:30 AM) 3 pp. Subjects: Economic situation; legislation; Participants: Governor George Wallace, Price Commission; Pay Board. Nick Zarvos. A08 Memo from Gifford, William. Subject: Visits to Wallace and Zarvos in 6/21/72 (12:38 PM) 2 pp. Holy Cross and Walter Reed hospitals. Participants: John A. Volpe, Jacob Javits, A11 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. William Buckley, Governor Nelson 5/19/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Rockefeller, William Ronan, John D. Participants: Senator Robert C. Byrd, Ehrlichman. John D. Ehrlichman. Subjects: Urban mass transit grant for Subject: Black lung benefits legislation. New York City subways; Israel; New York City politics. 72-5-21 A10 Memo from Cashen, Henry C, II. A03 Memo from Duncan, William L, and Jack 6/22/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Brennan. Participants: His Eminence John Cardinal 5/24/72 (6:10 PM) 8 pp. Krol, John Gurash. Participants: Leonid Brezhnev, Henry A. Subjects: Philadelphia Catholic school Kissinger, Aleksey N. Kosygin. financing problem; nonpublic education. Subjects: Boat trip to Brezhnev's dacha; description of dacha and surrounding area.

87 A11 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. A07 Memo from Weinberger, Caspar W. 6/22/72 (5:00 PM) 8 pp. 6/26/72 (3:30 PM) 4 pp. Participants: Broadcast executives; Elliot Participants: Herbert Stein, George P. L. Richardson, James D. Hodgson, Shultz, Clark MacGregor, John D. Richard Kleindienst, Dean Burch, George Ehrlichman, Charles W. Colson, Caspar P. Shultz, Herbert G. Klein. W. Weinberger. Subjects: Broadcast licensing; counter- Subjects: Economic situation; welfare advertising proposals by the Federal reform; debt ceiling crisis; social program Trade Commission; potential Federal cuts; social services; Social Security bill; Communications Commission actions to Vietnam War; Brookings report; budget. separate newspaper from television; cable A11 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. television; domestic satellites. 6/27/72 (10:10 AM) 3 pp. B06 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Participants: Republican members of 6/23/72 (12:10 PM) 2 pp. Senate Finance Committee, Senators Participant: Kermit Gordon. Wallace F. Bennett, Carl T. Curtis, Jack Subjects: Pay Board; Brookings Institution. Miller, Len B. Jordan, Paul J. Fannin, B08 Memo from Whitaker, John C. Clifford P. Hansen, Robert P. Griffin; 6/23/72 (12:44 PM) 1 p. John D. Ehrlichman, James Falk, John Participants: Earl Butz, James Smith, Evans, Clark MacGregor, Tom C. Carlos Dearl Dixon family. Korologos, Ronald L. Ziegler, George P. Subjects: Farm Family of the Year; Shultz. farming. • Subjects: Welfare reform; revenue sharing; B09 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Social Security bill; Finance Committee 6/23/72(12:51 PM) 1 p. bill. Participants: White House Personnel AI 4 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Department staff: Frederic V. Malek, 6/27/72 (11:00 AM) 3 pp. Daniel T. Kingsley, E. Pendleton James, Participants: Members of national and Stanton D. Anderson, John E. Clarke, international programs of research on Robert V. Davison, Michael T. Harrigan, heart disease: John Mills, Theodore Frank C. Herringer, William H. Marumoto. Cooper; Elliot L. Richardson, Kenneth Subject: Photo session. Cole, James Cavanaugh. Subject: Coronary and health research 72-6-25 and programs, nationally and in USSR and A03 Memo from Scowcroft, Brent. China. 6/26/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. B03 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Participants: Gen. William C. 6/30/72 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Westmoreland, Robert F. Froehlke. Participants: Cost of Living Council: Subject: Distinguished Service Medal George P. Shultz, Herbert Stein, Donald award to Westmoreland. Rumsfeld, Earl Butz, Peter G. Peterson, A04 Memo from Colson, Charles W. James D. Hodgson, Caspar W. 6/26/72 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. Weinberger, Richard Van Dusen, Participants: National commanders of Lawrance Silberman, Virginia Knauer, veterans groups: James Straubel, Frank George Lincoln, James McLane, Marvin Fini, Don Harlow, James Wilson, Kosters, Joseph Mullaney, Richard Raymond L. Bramucci, Joe F. Ramsey, Cheney, Richard Alfultis, Albert Abrahams, Jr., Robert Nolan, Jerome A. Cohen, H. J. Dawson Ahalt, Donald P. Smith, Bert M. Lynn Cavin, Brig. Gen. J. Paul Holland, Lt. Concklin, William Geimer. Gen. Herman Nickerson, Jr., Maj. Gen. Subjects: Food supply and costs; labor James F. Cantwell, Capt. Leslie W. Willig, strikes. Thomas E. Morris, Carlos Rodridguez, B06 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. Cooper T. Holt, J. B. Koch, Floyd 6/30/72 (11:34 AM) 1 p. Henderson, James M. Mayer, C. A. Participants: Cecilia Bellinger, Ann Morgan, McKinney; Alexander M. Haig. Raymond Price. Subjects: Vietnam policy; foreign affairs.

88 Subjects: Departure of first chief of role in the 1972 campaign; Nixon family research, Cecelia Bellinger; greeting to and the campaign; Kissinger's contact with Ann Morgan, her replacement. the media; possible demonstrations at the B07 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Republican National Convention. 6/30/72 (11:38 AM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Participant: Clifford Evans. 7/16/72 (6:30 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Sports. Participants: Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., B08 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Ronald L. Ziegler, John D. Ehrlichman, 6/30/72 (3:00 PM) 1 p. H. R. Haldeman, Henry A. Kissinger. Participant: Richard Kleindienst. Subjects: Democratic National Convention; Subjects: Security problems at Democratic candidates' speeches; campaign and Republican conventions; death approach. penalty. A06 Memo from Scowcroft, Brent. B09 Memo from MacGregor, Clark. 7/17/72 (11:10 AM) 3 pp. 6/30/72 (3:05 PM) 1 p. Participants: John D. Ehrlichman, Thomas Participants: Former Philippine Hannon, Colonel H. Kaiser, William Penn Ambassador and Mrs. Ernesto Lagdameo. Mott, Brent Scowcroft, Richard Laws, Max Subject: Social visit. Misenar, Frank Sylvester, John Larson, B10 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. James Whitehead, Col. Butcher, Lt. Col. 7/1/72 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Tiernan, Lt. Col. DeCarlo, William Taylor, Participants: Maritime industry and labor Capt. Nelson, Les Springmeyer, Cmdr. leaders, Peter G. Peterson, Helen D. Matt C. Mlekush. Bentley, James T. Lynn, Andrew E. Subject: San Onofre Bluffs State Park. Gibson, Robert J. Blackwell, Jesse A09 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Calhoon. 7/19/72 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Subjects: Ship construction; labor Participants: John G. Veneman, Arthur relations; U.S. Merchant Marines. Flemming, Merlin K. DuVal, Marie B12 Memo from Falk, James H. Callender, Kenneth Cole, James 7/1/72 (10:15 AM) 2 pp. Cavanaugh. Participants: Presidents of vocational Subjects: Nursing homes; programs for the education organizations: Tim Burke, Larry elderly. Allen, James Hester, Tillie Barela, JoAnn A11 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Cullen, Marsha Bowen. 7/19/72 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Subjects: Commemoration of first anniver- Participants: Brad Mills, Thomas Sedler, sary of 26th amendment; vocational Peter M. Flanigan. education. Subjects: Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC); Russian underwriting 72-7-2 of U.S. private investments in Vietnam and A03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Israel. 7/6/72 (10:40 AM) 3 pp. AI 2 Memo from Ward, C. D. Part/c/pa/7fs:John D. Ehrlichman, Clark 7/20/72 (8:00 AM) 3 pp. MacGregor, William E. Timmons, Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, George P. Frederick V. Malek. Shultz, Governors William T. Cahill, Marvin Subjects: John Mitchell; general political Mandel, Walter Peterson, Nelson A. situation; economy. Rockefeller, Winfield Dunn, Richard B. Ogilvie, William G. Milliken, Robert D. Ray, 72-7-16 Patrick J. Lucey, Thomas McCall, Arch A. A03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Moore, Jr., Richard F. Kneip, David Hall; 7/16/72 (6:30 PM) 1 p. Herbert Stein, John D. Ehrlichman, Edwin Participants: John Ehrlichman, Henry L. Harper, C. D. Ward, Charles Byrley, Kissinger, Alexander Haig, Jr., Ronald Brevard Crihfield, James Martin, Tom C. Zeigler, H. R. Haldeman. Korologos, Caspar W. Weinberger. Subjects: Stag dinner at La Casa Pacifica; Subjects: Revenue-sharing legislation; Democratic convention; Spiro Agnew's taxes.

89 B01 Memo from Harper, Edwin L. B14 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 7/20/72 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. 7/21/72 (10:45 AM) 1 p. Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, Governors Participants: Clark MacGregor, Senator Marvin Mandel, Winfield Dunn, David Hall, Robert Dole. Richard F. Kneip, Thomas McCall, Subjects: Dole's appointment as Richard B. Ogilvie, Arch A. Moore, Jr., Republican national chairman; media Nelson A. Rockefeller, William G. Milliken, campaign strategy. Patrick J. Lucey, William T. Cahill; Brevard C01 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. Crihfield, Charles Byrley, James Martin, 7/21/72 (2:00 PM) 3 pp. John D. Ehrlichman, George P. Shultz, Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, John Charts Walker, Herbert Stein, Caspar W. Mitchell. Weinberger, Tom C. Korologos, Edwin L. Subjects: Reelection campaign; Agnew's Harper, C. D. Ward. role in campaign. Subject: Revenue-sharing legislation. B03 Memo from Haldeman, H. R. 72-7-23 7/20/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Participant: Armand Hammer. 7/24/72 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Subject: Hammer's Soviet Union trip. Participants: Law enforcement officials, B04 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Eugene Rossides, Myles J. Ambrose, 7/21/72 (7:50 AM) 1 p. Vernon Aeree. Participant: Ambassador William Eberle. Subject: Law enforcement. Subject: Eberle's Japan trip and meeting A07 Memo from Elliott, Roland L. with Prime Minister Tanaka. 7/24/72 (3:30 PM) 1 p. B05 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Participants: Roland L. Elliott, Anne V. 7/21/72 (8:00AM) 7 pp. Higgins, Michael B. Smith, Mary Ann Allin, Participants: Spiro T. Agnew, William P. Karen Jenkins. Rogers, George P. Shultz, Melvin R. Laird, Subject: Correspondence staff procedure Ralph Erickson, Rogers C. B. Morton, Earl for political mail. Butz, James D. Hodgson, John G. A08 Memo from Allin, Lyndon (Mort). Veneman, George W. Romney, John A. 7/24/72 (3:50 PM) 2 pp. Volpe, David M. Kennedy, Caspar W. Participants: Patrick J. Buchanan, Lyndon Weinberger, Robert H. Finch, Donald (Mort) Allin, Lo Anne Wagner, Sandra Rumsfeld, George Bush, Senators Hugh Kiely, Jon Hoornstra, Bruce Weinrod. D. Scott, Robert P. Griffin, Margaret Smith, Subjects: White House and congressional Morris Cotton, Gordon A. Allot, Peter news summaries; media treatment in Dominick, Robert Dole; Congressmen reelection campaign. Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, John J. A10 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. Rhodes, John Anderson, Samuel Devine, 7/24/72 (4:00 PM) 22 pp. H. Allen Smith, Robert Wilson, Barber Participants: John Andrews, Aram Conable; Clark MacGregor, John D. Bakshian, Rodney Campbell, David R. Ehrlichman, Peter Flanigan, Alexander P. Gergen, Vera Hirshberg, Lee Huebner, Butterfield, H. R. Haldeman, Richard K. Harold Lezar, John McDonald, John Cook, William E. Timmons, Ronald L. McLaughlin, Raymond K. Price, Jr. Ziegler, Tom C. Korologos, Bryce N. Subjects: Use of surrogates for 1972 Harlow, Charles W. Colson, Harry S. Dent, campaign; campaign issues such as Patrick J. Buchanan. appointment of Supreme Court justices, Subjects: Reelection campaign; legislative law enforcement, national defense, ending schedules. the Vietnam War, busing, domestic B12 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. programs. 7/21/72 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. C04 Memo from Ward, C. D. Participants: Cabinet, GOP leadership. 7/25/72 (8:45 AM) 3 pp. Subject: Reelection campaign. Participants: Representatives of National League of Cities, U.S. Conference of Mayors, National Association of Counties,

90 National Legislative Conference, Mayors D03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Lee Alexander, Joseph Alioto, Frank 7/26/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Burke, John Driggs, E. J. Gam, Roman Participants: Johnny Cash, Senator Gribbs, Harold Haskell, Richard Hatcher, William E. Brock II, William E. Timmons. Moon Landrieu, Roy Martin, Samuel Subject: Prison reform. Massed, Henry Maier, Norman Mineta, D04 Memo from Cook, Richard K. William Schaefer, Wesley Uhlman, Louis 7/28/72 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. Welch; John Günther, Bernard Participants: Speaker Carl Albert, Hillenbrand, Allen Pritchard, Gladys Congressmen Hale Boggs, Gerald R. Ford; Spellman, Earl S. Mackey, John H. Bryce N. Harlow, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr. Conolly. Subjects: Boggs-Ford trip to China; federal Subject: Revenue-sharing legislation. holidays. C07 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. D06 Memo from Campbell, Rodney. 7/25/72 (8:45 AM) 3 pp. 7/28/72 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. Participants: Mayors Moon Landrieu, Participants: Future Farmers of America, Samuel Massell, Louis Welch, Roman Senator Robert Dole, Congressmen Gribbs, Frank Burke, Harold Haskell, Robert Poage, Charles "Mac" Matthias; Henry Maier, John Driggs, Joseph Alioto, Gary Atkinson. Wesley Uhlman, Lee Alexander, Roy Subjects: Future Farmers of America; farm Martin, William Schaefer, Norman Mineta, legislation (S.1139) E. J. Garn, Kenneth Gibson, Richard D09 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Hatcher; John H. Conolly, National 7/28/72 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Association of Counties: Gladys Spellman, Participant: David Mahoney. William Conner, Bernard Hillenbrand; Subject: American Revolution Bicentennial National League of Cities: Allen Pritchard; Commission. U.S. Conference of Mayors: John Günther; D10 Memo from Shultz, George P. Council of State Governments: Earl S. 7/28/72 (3:00 PM) 4 pp. Macke; John D. Ehrlichman, Edwin C. Participant: George Meany. Harper, Charls Walker, Tom C. Korologos, Subjects: George McGovern; labor C. D. Ward, Ronald L. Ziegler. movement in national politics. Subject: Revenue-sharing legislation. CI 0 Memo from Trent, Darrell M. 72-7-30 7/25/72 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: Members of Property Review 8/1/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Board, Donald Rumsfeld, Frank C. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, Roger O. Carlucci, John D. Ehrlichman, Herbert Egeberg. Stein, Russell E. Train, Arthur F. Subject: U.S.-USSR health agreements. Sampson, Darrell M. Trent. A04 Memo from Rhatican, William F. Subjects: Property Review Board; public 8/1/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. land use; Legacy of Parks program. Participants: Samuel D. Weiner, Andre CI2 Memo from Haig, Alexander A. M., Jr. Letendre, William F. Rhatican. 7/25/72 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. Subject: Jaycee volunteer activities. Participants: John A. Hannah, Peter G. A05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Peterson, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr. 8/1/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Reelection campaign; Agency Participants: Karen and Richard for International Development; foreign Carpenter, Sherwin Bash. assistance. Subject: Carpenters' contributions to D01 Memo from Howard, W. Richard. American Cancer Society. 7/25/72 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. A06 Memo from Brown, Robert J. Participants: Charles W. Colson's staff. 8/1/72 (4:53 PM) 1 p. Subject: Reelection campaign briefing. Participants: Robert J. Brown, Stanley S. Scott. Subject: Photo session for Jet magazine.

91 A07 Memo from McDonald, John. M. Dudley, Walther B. Fidler, Calvin W. 8/1/72 (5:30 PM) 2 pp. Fowler, Charles W. Gunn, Jr., Edward E. Participants: Presidential Protection Unit of Lane, George N. McMath, B. R. Middleton, the Secret Service agents. Lacy E. Putney, Randall O. Reynolds, Subject: Reception honoring agents in Eleanor P. Sheppard, D. French Presidential Protection Unit of the Secret Slaughter, Jr., W. Roy Smith, Russell M. Service for their service. Carneal; J. D. Stetson Coleman, John O. A09 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. Marsh, Jr., J. SmithFerebee, Richard T. 8/2/72 (12:33 PM) 1 p. Short, James F. Olmsted, Richard D. Participant: Mayor Harvey J. McFarland. Obenshain, Thomas R. Glass, Fitzgerald Subjects: Social visit from acquaintance, Bemiss, Governor Mills E. Godwin, Robert mayor of Picton, Ontario, Harvey J. B. Ball, Sr., Wallace B. Henley, Harry S. McFarland. Dent. A10 Memo from Young, David R. Subjects: Group's support of Nixon for 8/3/72 (10:40 AM) 3 pp. reelection; photo session. Participants: John S. D. Eisenhower, A06 Memo from Timmons, William E. David R. Young. 8/7/72 (3:15 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Interagency Classification Participant: Congressman Otto Passman. Review Committee; classified material Subject: Social visit. management. A07 Memo from Buchanan, Patrick J. AI 3 Memo from Timmons, William E. 8/8/72 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. 8/3/72 (6:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Congressional leadership, Participants: Robert H. Finch, Charles W. Caspar W. Weinberger. Colson, Dwight Chapín, Frederic V. Subjects: Economic situation; McGovern Malek, Herbert G. Klein, William E. budget; End the War amendment. Timmons. A09 Memo from Franklin, Barbara H. Subject: Reelection campaign. 8/8/72 (10:30 AM) 1 p. B01 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. Participants: Dixie Lee Ray, James 8/3/72 (6:15 PM) 1 p. Schlesinger, De Witt S. Hyde. Participants: Robert H. Finch, Charles W. Subject: Swearing-in of Dr. Ray to Atomic Colson, Dwight Chapin, Frederic V. Malek, Energy Commission. Herbert G. Klein, William E. Timmons. A10 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subject: Reelection campaign. 8/8/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Miss Teenage America 1972, 72-8-6 Colleen Fitzpatrick; Mrs. Harry Fitzpatrick, Congressman and Mrs. Clarence Miller. A03 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Subject: Photo session with Miss Teenage 8/7/72 (9:30 AM) 1 p. Participants: Patricia Nixon, Senator America. Russell B. Long, Governor and Mrs. Edwin A11 Memo from Scott, Stanley S. Edwards, Anna Edwards Hensgens, 8/10/72 (4:56 PM) 2 pp. Victoria Edwards, Steven Edwards, David Participants: Jim Brown, John D. Edwards, Mrs. Errol Schwarzenburg, Mrs. Ehrlichman, Stanley S. Scott, John L Lynn Diamant, Patrick J. Benezech, Clyde Wilks. Subjects: Football; Black Economic Union; Vidrine, Tom C. Korologos, William E. sickle-cell anemia. Timmons. AI3 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Subjects: Senator Ellender's death; 8/10/72 (5:00 PM) 5 pp. Senator Russell Long's career. Participants: Cost of Living Council: A04 Memo from Dent, Harry S. George P. Shultz, Herbert Stein, Donald 8/7/72 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Rumsfeld, Peter G. Peterson, Arthur F. Participants: Virginia Democrats: Senators Burns, Caspar W. Weinberger, Laurence Leslie D. Campbell, Jr., Elmon T. Gray, Silberman, J. Phil Campbell, Marina Frederick T. Gray, Paul W. Manns, Whitman, Virginia Knauer, George Lincoln, William F. Parkerson, Jr., Edward E. James T. Lynn, James McLane, William Willey; Delegates Warren Davis, William

92 Walker, Robert Lane, Marvin Kosters, 72-9-9-3 William Greener, Richard Cheney, A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Joseph Mullaney, David Wheat. 9/6/72 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Subjects: New Economic Policy (NEP); Participants: George P. Shultz, Herbert Economic Stabilization Program; employ- Stein, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., Roy L. ment; food prices. Ash. B04 Memo from Evans, John F. Subjects: Economic strategy; low-income 8/11/72 (12:20 PM) 3 pp. housing. Participants: Donald Johnson, John D. A04 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Ehrlichman. 9/7/72 (10:19 AM) 1 p. Subjects: Domestic Council; pending Participant: Senator Peter Dominick. veterans' legislation; amnesty and national Subjects: Gift presentation; social visit. defense; George Wallace. A05 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. B07 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 9/7/72 (12:23 PM) 1 p. 8/11/72 (12:47 PM) 1 p. Participants: Representatives of Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kendall International Conference of Police and family. Associations, Bud Krogh. Subjects:Gift presentation; U.S.-Soviet Subjects: Law enforcement; Supreme relations. Court appointments; police officers' rights and benefits. 72-8-13 A06 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. A03 Memo from Colson, Charles W. 9/7/72 (3:20 PM) 1 p. 8/14/72 (11:29 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Senator Robert P. Griffin, Participants: Pierre Rinfret, John B. Mickey Lolich, Tom C. Korologos, Connally. George P. Shultz, Arthur F. Burns. Subjects: Reelection campaign strategy; Subject: Baseball. McGovern's economic policy. A07 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. A06 Memo from Rhatican, William F. 9/8/72 (10:45 AM) 2 pp. 8/14/72 (12:07 PM) 1 p. Participants: Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. (DALE) attorneys. Weiner. Subjects: DALE; drug prevention and Subject: Photo retake session. legislation. A07 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. A09 Memo from Goode, Mark. 8/14/72 (12:09 PM) 2 pp. 9/8/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Participant: Mrs. Everett Dirksen. Participants: Senators Howard H. Baker, Subjects: Reelection campaign; Jr., John G. Tower. Republican convention; Everett Dirksen's Subject: Filming session for senate biography. campaign commercials. A09 Memo from Evans, L. J., Jr. A10 Memo from Nidecker, John E. 8/14/72 (12:39 PM) 1 p. 9/8/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Participants: L. J. Evans, Jr., Robert Allen Participants: Senators Howard H. Baker, Forst. Jr., John G. Tower. Subject: Senior citizens' issues. Subject: Filming session for senate A10 Memo from Henley, Wallace B. campaign commercials. 8/14/72 (1:15 PM) 1 p. A11 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participant: Rev. Oral Roberts. 9/8/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Oral Roberts's television Participants: Congressman and Mrs. ministry; Nixon's television image. Robert Sikes. Subject: Photo session for congressional 72-8-27 campaign. A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 8/31/72 (PM) 3 pp. Participant: Prime Minister Tanaka. Subject: U.S.-Japanese relations.

93 72-9-10 Subjects: Centennial of founding the National Parks; Legacy of Parks program; A03 Memo from Nidecker, John E. national parks; age of Supreme Court 9/11/72 (12:05 PM) 1 p. Participant: Congressman James R. justices. B02 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Mann. Subject: Photo session for congressional 9/14/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participant: Congressman Thomas S. campaign. Gettys. A04 Memo from Rhatican, William F. Subject: Photo session for congressional 9/11/72 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participant: Joseph N. Sansón. campaign. B03 Memo from Rhatican, William F. Subjects: Photo session; AMVETS. 9/15/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. A05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participant: Patrick E. Carr. 9/12/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Photo session; Veterans of Participants: Representatives of National Foreign Wars; May 8 bombing of North League for Nursing, Inc.: Anne Kibrick, Vietnam. Isaac Beckes, Mrs. A. J. Gaston, Margaret E. Walsh, Mrs. George P. Shultz, Mrs. John A. Volpe, Mrs. Caspar W. 72-9-17 Weinberger, Carol Eady. A03 Memo from Rhatican, William F. Subject: Photo session for National 9/18/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. League of Nursing, Inc. Participants: Jack O. Hicks, John Keller. A06 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subjects: Photo session; Disabled 9/12/72 (12:19 PM) 1 p. American Veterans. Participant: Congressman John Jarman. A04 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subject: Photo session for congressional 9/18/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. campaign. Participant: Congressman David A07 Memo from McDonald, Jack. Henderson. 9/12/72 (5:10 PM) 4 pp. Subjects: Photo session; Miss America Participants: Republican National beauty contest; Supreme Court justice Committee, state chairmen of Committee appointment. to Reeled the President, Patricia Nixon, A05 Memo from Timmons, William E. Spiro T. Agnew. 9/18/72 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Reception for Republican Participants: Chairman William Colmer; National Committee and campaign state Admirals Walter M. Enger, George Ryder; chairmen; reelection campaign; foreign William E. Timmons. and domestic policy. Subjects: Signing of House Joint A11 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Resolution 55, Seabees memorial; 9/14/72 (8:10 AM) 2 pp. campaign endorsement for Trent Lott. Participants: Executive Protective Service A07 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Officers J. Duane Moyes, Herman D. 9/18/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Riffle; 60 special tour group visitors. Participants: Chairman William Colmer, Subjects: Tour of White House; greeting Admirals Walter M. Enger, George Ryder. by president. Subjects: Photo session; signing of House AI 3 Memo from Ehrlichman, John D. Joint Resolution 55, Seabees memorial. 9/14/72 (10:03 AM) 2 pp. A08 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participant: Governor Nelson A. 9/18/72 (12:05 PM) 1 p. Rockefeller. Participants: Congressmen John Kyi and Subjects: Legislative program; revenue Don Clausen. sharing; Grumman Aerospace Subject: Signing ceremony for Corporation; social services. reforestation of federal lands legislation. B01 Memo from Whitaker, John C. A09 Memo from Franklin, Barbara H. 9/14/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. 9/18/72 (12:26 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Patricia Nixon, John C. Participants: Helen D. Bentley, Mary T. Whitaker, Rogers C. B. Morton. Brooks, Sally Brown, Barbara Rush,

94 Mary E. Butz, Ann David, Jeanne Subjects: Van der Linden's book about Ehrlichman, Brigid Flanigan, Barbara Nixon; duties of chief executive; Senator Franklin, Pat Reilly Hitt, Marie Hodgson, Edward Kennedy. Marjorie Klein, Mamie Kleindienst, Virginia B05 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Knauer, Barbara MacGregor, Anne 9/21/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Richardson, Adele Rogers, Lenore Participants: Congressmen F. Edward Romney, Jill Ruckeishaus, Joyce Hebert, Leslie C. Arends, Charles Bennett, Rumsfeld, O'Bie Shultz, Mildred Stein, Durwood Hall; Melvin R. Laird, Richard Aileen Train, Jane Weinberger, Carole Wilbur, Louis Rousselot, Frank Slatinshek, Buchanan, Hettie Dick, Ann Dore, Richard K. Cook. Margaret Hodges, Ruey Messenger, Subjects: Military Doctors College; signing Bonnie Roberts. ceremony for House Resolution 2, Subject: Campaign issues for surrogates. Uniformed Services Health Professions A11 Memo from Falk, James H. Revitalization Act. 9/18/72 (3:15 PM) 2 pp. B06 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participants: Elliot L. Richardson, James 9/21/72 (12:07 PM) 2 pp. D. Hodgson, John D. Ehrlichman, Caspar Participants: Robert Nolan, Senator J. W. Weinberger, Kenneth Cole, William E. Glenn Beall, Congressmen Charles S. Timmons, Tom C. Korologos, Richard K. Gubser, Otis Pike. Cook, James H. Falk. Subject: Signing ceremony for House Subjects: Welfare reform; Congress. Resolution 10670, Survivor Benefits for AI 3 Memo from Timmons, William E. Military Retirees. 9/19/72 (8:00 AM) 2 pp. B08 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Participants: Senators Hugh D. Scott, 9/21/72 (12:07 PM) 1 p. Robert P. Griffin; Congressmen Gerald R. Participants: Robert Nolan, Senator J. Ford, Leslie C. Arends; Henry A. Glenn Beall, Congressmen Charles S. Kissinger, Caspar W. Weinberger, John D. Gubser, Otis Pike. Ehrlichman, Kenneth Cole, Ronald L. Subjects: Photo session for Naval Affairs Ziegler, Bryce N. Harlow, William E. magazine. Timmons. B09 Memo from Nidecker, John E. Subjects: Bills that may be vetoed; 9/21/72 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Congress. Participant: Congressman Robert Casey. B01 Memo from Rhatican, William F. Subject: Photo session for congressional 9/19/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. campaign. Participants: National officers of the BIO Memo from Rhatican, William F. Reserve Officers Association: Brig. Gen. 9/22/72 (9:00 AM) 1 p. Robert D. Upp, Col. John T. Garitón, Rear Participant: Henry B. Struby. Adm. B. Hayden Crawford, Col. Eugene H. Subjects: Shrine of North America Boyles, Col. James C. Craig. hospitals; Shrine-sponsored football. Subjects: National defense; military uniform. 72-9-24 B02 Memo from Nidecker, John E. A03 Memo from Karalekas, S. Steven. 9/19/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 9/25/72 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. Participant: Congressman O. Clark Fisher. Participants: National officers, Order of Subject: Photo session for congressional American Hellenic Educational Progres- campaign. sive Association: Michael N. Spirtos, B03 Memo from Nidecker, John E. William P. Tsaffaras, William G. Chirgotis, 9/21/72 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Gustov Coffinos, George Leber, Thomas Participant: Congressman William Korologos. Chappell, Jr. Subjects: Greek-Americans; Greece. Subject: Photo session for congressional A05 Memo from Dean, John W. campaign. 9/25/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. B04 Memo from Clawson, Ken W. Participants: Finance Committee staff 9/21/72 (11:20 AM) 1 p. members. Participant: Frank van der Linden. Subject: Watergate. 95 A06 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Richard B. Cheney, Bert M. Concklin, 9/25/72 (12:20 PM) 1 p. William Walker, Marvin H. Kosters, Donald Participants: Wesley Powell, Mel R. Murdoch, William I. Greener, Jr., C. Thompson, Luther Hackett, Edward Robert Lane; John Veneman, Robert Ball, Young, Richard Rittenband, Henry John Walters, Arthur Flemming, Thomas Povinelli, Mario Belardino, Martin Lansky, Curtis, Edward Preston, Marina Whitman. Joel Pritchard, Charles Conrad. Subjects: Economic Stabilization Program; Subject: Photo session. protection of social security recipients from A07 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. illegal rent increases due to social security 9/25/72 (12:49 PM) 2 pp. benefits increase; 1973 wage settlements. Participant: Carl A. Hoffman. D04 Memo from Atkins, Ollie. Subjects: Health; cancer research. 9/29/72 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. A09 Memo from Rodgers, Donald F. Participants: Beurt SerVaas, Cory Jane 9/25/72 (3:00 PM) 1 p. SerVaas. Participants: Representative's of Interna- Subjects: Gift presentation; Indianapolis, tional Longshoremen's Association: Indiana; employment programs for Thomas W. Gleason, John Bowers, handicapped; Saturday Evening Post. Lawrence G. Molloy. Subjects: Nixon campaign endorsement; 72-10-1 trade agreement for POWs' release. A03 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. A10 Memo from Engman, Lewis. 10/2/72 (8:30 AM) 3 pp. 9/26/72 (10:00 AM) 5 pp. Participants: Caspar Weinberger, Charls Participants: Robert Merriam, John D. Walker, William Timmons; Congressmen Ehrlichman. Leslie Arends, H. Allen Smith, John Subjects: Fiscal policy; taxes. Rhodes, John Anderson, Samuel L. B01 Memo from Rodgers, Donald F. Devine, Frank Bow, Barber Conable, John 9/26/72 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Byrnes, Jack Edwards. Participants: Joseph P. Tonelli, Donald F. Subjects: Debt limit bill; water quality bill; Rodgers, James D. Hodgson, Laurance possible spending limitations. Silberman, William J. Usery, Jr. A06 Memo from Rhatican, William. Subjects: United Paper Makers Interna- 10/3/72 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. tional Union; foreign policy; international Participant: Joe L. Matthews. trade; Burke-Hartke bill. Subjects: American Legion support for the B02 Memo from Garment, Leonard. president; purposed foreign trips by 9/26/72 (4:30 PM) 4 pp. Matthews. Participants: Max Fisher, John Mitchell. A08 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Subjects: Soviet education tax; Schroeter 10/3/72 (3:32 PM) 1 p. memorandum; White House relations with Participants: Elliot Richardson, John D. Fisher. Ehrlichman, Kenneth Cole, Senator B06 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Robert Griffin. 9/26/72 (4:40 PM) 16 pp. Subject: Strategy for congressional Participants: Max Fisher, Jewish leaders, handling of welfare reform. Alexander Haig. A09 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Jewish concerns; Jewish support 10/3/72 (3:45 PM) 1 p. of Nixon's reelection. Participant: Senator Robert Griffin. C08 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Subject: Photo session. 9/29/72 (11:00 AM) 10 pp. A10 Memo from Evans, John. Participants: Cost of Living Council: 10/5/72 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. George P. Shultz, Donald Rumsfeld, Earl Participants: James Hodgson, Donald L. Butz, Peter G. Peterson, James D. Johnson, John D. Ehrlichman, Robert Hodgson, George W. Romney, Caspar W. Haldeman, John Mitchell, Clark Weinberger, George A. Lincoln, Herbert MacGregor, Bryce Harlow, Robert Dole. Stein, Virginia Knauer, Arthur F. Burns; Subjects: G.I. bill; current presidential Cost of Living Council staff members: campaign status. James W. McLane, William Geimer,

96 A12 Memo from Brown, Robert J. A12 Memo from Klein, Herbert G. 10/6/72 (8:55 AM) 1p. 10/9/72 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Robert J. Brown, Clark Participant: S. I. Newhouse. MacGregor, Fred Malek; Black Executive Subjects: Newspapers; television. Advisory Comittee for Committee to A13 Memo from Dent, Harry S. Reelect the President: Paul Jones, Frank 10/9/72 (4:30 PM) 1 p. Herringer, Floyd McKissick, Charles Hurst, Participants: Brad E. Hainsworth, Willie A. Walker. Congressmen John Byrnes, Harold Subjects: Need for more blacks in federal Froehlich, David Towell, Gene Savoie, positions. James B. Mosely, Paul Cronin, Ellis Rubin, A13 Memo from Brown, Robert J. Joel Gustafson, Jack Insco, Russ Sloan, 10/6/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Alf Adams; Governors Russell Peterson, Participants: Dr. L. V. Booth, Paul Jones, Cav Thompson; Senate candidates Robert Robert J. Brown. Hirsch, Louie Nunn. Subjects: Support for president; request to Subject: Photo session. name Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthplace a A14 Memo from Hoopes, David C. national monument. 10/10/72 (N/A) 1 p. A14 Note from Hoopes, David C. Participants: David C. Hoopes, Raymond 10/6/72 (N/A) 1 p. Price. Participants: Larry Higby, David C. Subject: Request for memo on president's Hoopes. Cabinet/GOP Leadership Breakfast that Subject: Papers to complete attached morning at 8:00 AM. meeting list. B01 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. B01 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 10/10/72 (8:00 AM) 5 pp. 10/6/72 (N/A) 2 pp. Participants: Cabinet and GOP leadership. Participant: H. R. Haldeman. Subjects: Congressional campaigns; Subject: Office memoranda needed for legislation; Watergate. nine meetings, dating from January 19, B06 Memo from Timmons, William E. 1972 to August 29, 1972. 10/9/72 (N/A) 3 pp. Participant: William E. Timmons. 72-10-8 Subject: Congressional calendar A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. (proposed adjournment, summary of 10/9/72 (10:00 AM) 6 pp. pending business in Congress). Participants: George P. Shultz, Arthur F. B09 Memo from Brown, Robert J. Bums, Caspar W. Weinberger, Herbert 10/10/72 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Stein, Donald Rumsfeld. Participants: Robert J. Brown, James Subjects: Economic policy; wage-price Brown, Charles Bobbitt. controls program; congressional budget Subjects: Reelection campaign support; management; Price Commission; Pay Martin Luther King's birthday as national Board. holiday; James Brown's 39th gold record. A09 Memo from Whitaker, John C. B10 Memo from Morgan, Edward L 10/9/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. 10/10/72 (4:05 PM) 23 pp. Participant: Russell E. Train. Participants: Senators Howard H. Baker, Subject: Train's trip to Soviet Union, Jr., Harry F. Byrd, Jr., Robert P. Griffin, focusing on environmental concerns John G. Tower, James L. Buckley, between U.S. and USSR. Kenneth R. Cole, Edward L. Morgan, A10 Memo from Timmons, William E. William E. Timmons, Ronald L Ziegler. 10/9/72 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Busing legislation; current busing Participants: Senator James Eastland, situation in the school districts. Sharon McLarty, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. D05 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. McLarty, Tony McLarty, Mr. and Mrs. 10/12/72 (9:00 AM) 2 pp. Edward Shaffer. Participants: Senators Hugh D. Scott, Subjects: Congressional campaigns; Robert P. Griffin, Norris Cotton, Peter greeting to Miss National Teen-Ager, 1972. Dominick, Robert Dole, Wallace Bennett,

97 John G. Tower; John D. Ehrlichman, A05 Memo from Cole, Kenneth R. George P. Shultz, Caspar W. Weinberger, 10/17/72 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Kenneth R. Cole, Ronald L. Ziegler, Participants: Carl Laughlin, William Chase, William E. Timmons, Tom C. Korologos, Hal Christiansen. William Gifford, Wallace Johnson, James Subjects: Dentistry; Kennedy-Griffith health Smith. bill. Subject. Spending ceiling proposal. A07 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. D07 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. 10/18/72 (2:30 PM) 2 pp. 10/13/72 (10:00 AM) 3 pp. Participants: Nikolay Semenovich Participants: Pay Board: George P. Shultz, Patolichev, Anatoly F. Dobrynin, William P. Donald Rumsfeld, George H. Boldt, Rogers, Peter G. Peterson, Helmut William Capíes, Kermit Gordon, Rocco M. Sonnenfeldt. Siciliano, Donald Cagle, Neil Jacoby, Subject: U.S.-Soviet trade agreement. Arnold Weber, Robert Tiernan. Subjects: Economic Stabilization Program; 72-10-22 inflation; British economic situation. A03 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. D10 Memo from Rodgers, Donald F. 10/24/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. 10/13/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Patrolmen of the Year. Participants: Executive Board of Utility Subjects: Law enforcement; Patrolman of Workers Union of America: Harold T. the Year award presentation. Rigley, James Joy, Jr., Patrick Gallagher, A04 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. C. J. Luciano, Valentine Murphy, William J. 10/27/72 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Usery, Jr. Participants: Members of Committee on Subjects: Utility workers' contributions Health Services Industry: Barbara Dunn, to society; endorsement of the president James W. Haviland, J. Alexander for reelection. McMahon, Samuel J. Tibbits, Donald D11 Memo from Warren, Gerald L. Rumsfeld, Herbert Stein. 10/13/72 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Medical care prices. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. James S. A06 Memo from Conger, Clement E. Copley, Lt. Gen. Victor H. Krulak. 10/27/72 (12:59 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Copley newspaper Part;c/panfs:Gilroy Roberts, Ollie Atkins, conglomerate; importance of community Clement E. Conger. newspapers. Subject: Sculpture session for Franklin D13 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Mint presidential medal. 10/14/72 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. A08 Memo from Conde, Carlos D. Part/c/panfs:Timofey B. Guzhenko, 10/27/72 (3:00 PM) 3 pp. Anatoliy F. Dobrynin, Peter G. Peterson. Participants: Henry M. Ramirez, Phillip M. Subject: U.S.-Soviet maritime agreement. Sanchez, Romana Banuelos, Carlos C. Villarreal, Joseph J. Jova, Raymond L 72-10-15 Telles, Rodolfo Montejano, Antonio F. A03 Memo from Krogh, Egil, Jr. Rodriguez, Carlos D. Conde, Bert A. 10/17/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Gallegos, Louis Nunez, Jorge L. Cordova, Participants: Members of National Edward Hidalgo, Ray Hanzlik, William Advisory Council for Drug Abuse Marumoto, Kenneth Clawson, Senator Prevention. Robert Dole, Charles W. Colson. Subjects: Drug abuse prevention; prison Subjects: Hispanics in government; conditions. Hispanic issues. A04 Memo from Brown, Robert J. 10/17/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. 72-10-29 Participant: Gale E. Sayers. A03 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Subjects: Football; black athletes as 10/29/72 (11:05 AM) 12 pp. ambassadors against drug use and crime. Participants: Campaign surrogates, William P. Rogers, John D. Ehrlichman, Clark MacGregor, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr.

98 Subjects: Surrogates' work in Nixon's Subject: Memorandum request for Camp reelection campaign. David meeting (no memorandum was ever B01 Memo from David, Edward E., Jr. submitted). 11/3/72 (10:19 AM) 1 p. A05 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Participants: Mistislav V. Keldysh, 11/16/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Anatoly F. Dobrynin, Henry A. Kissinger, Participant: William P. Rogers. Philip Handler. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Subject: U.S.-Soviet scientific cooperation. David meeting (no memorandum was ever B02 Memo from Whitaker, John C. submitted). 11/3/72 (10:45 AM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Participants: John Busterude, Beatrice 11/17/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Willard, Russell E. Train. Participant: Melvin R. Laird. Subject: Appointments to Council on Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Environmental Quality. David meeting (no memorandum was ever B03 Memo from Rhatican, William F. submitted). 11/3/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Mayor and Mrs. Louis Joseph 72-11-19 Tullio. A03 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Subjects: Photo session; Norfolk and 11/20/72 (12:20 PM) 1 p. Western railroad track removal. Participant: Elliot L. Richardson. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp 72-11-5 David meeting (no memorandum was ever A03 Memo from Walker, Ronald. submitted). 11/5/72 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Participants: Sanford Abbey, Red 11/20/72 (3:25 PM) 1 p. Cavaney, Dwight Chapin, W. Dewey Participant: Richard Helms. Glower, Michael Raoul-Duval, John Gildea, Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Thomas Hart, Peter Jarvis, Homer Luther, David meeting (no memorandum was ever Phil Martyr, Peter Murphy, Ronald H. submitted). Walker. A05 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Subject: Advancemen's contributions to 11/20/72 (4:44 PM) 1 p. reelection campaign. Participants: George P. Shultz, Peter M. A04 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Flanigan. 11/5/72 (3:40 PM) 1 p. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Participant: Garnett D. Horner. David meeting (no memorandum was ever Subject: San Clemente newspaper submitted). interview to be printed in event of Nixon's A06 Memo from Hoopes, David C. victory. 11/20/72 (5:30 PM) 1 p. A05 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Participant: Leonard Garment. 11/7/72 (2:23 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Participant: Theodore White. David meeting (no memorandum was ever Subjects: Election Day; Vietnam; Paris submitted). Peace talks; ethnic vote. A07 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 11/21/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. 72-11-12 Participant: Herbert G. Klein. A03 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp 11/14/72 (4:30 PM) 1 p. David meeting (no memorandum was ever Participants: Roy L. Ash, H. R. Haldeman, submitted). John D. Ehrlichman, Frederic V. Malek. A08 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Subject: Government reorganization. 11/21/72 (2:00 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Participant: James Schlesinger. 11/15/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Participant: Spiro T. Agnew. David meeting (no memorandum was ever submitted).

99 A09 Memo from Hoopes, David C. A08 Memo from Stein, Herbert. 11/21/72 (2:30 PM) 1 p. 12/8/72 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participant: William Casey. Participants: George P. Shultz, Arthur F. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp Burns, Caspar W. Weinberger, Herbert David meeting (no memoradum was ever Stein. submitted). Subjects: Economic situation; inflation; A10 Memo from Hoopes, David C. FY 73 and 74 budgets. 11/21/72 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participant: Kenneth Rush. 72-12-10 Subject: Memorandum request for Camp A03 Memo from Hoopes, David C. David meeting (no memorandum was ever 12/11/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. submitted). Participant: Senator Robert J. Dole. A11 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Subject: Memorandum request for this 11/22/72 (2:00 PM) 1 p. meeting (no memorandum was ever Participant: William Clements. submitted). Subject: Memorandum request for Camp A04 Memo from Garment, Leonard. David meeting (no memorandum was ever 12/12/72 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. submitted). Participants: W. Clement Stone, Douglas A12 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Kinsey. 11/25/72 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Subject: National Center for Voluntary Participant: Ambassador George Bush. Action. Subject: Memorandum request for Camp A06 Memo from Chapin, Dwight L. David meeting (no memorandum was ever 12/12/72 (11:45 AM) 1 p. submitted). Participants: J. Willard Marriott, Jeb Magruder. 72-11-26 Subjects: Inauguration; gift presentation. A03 Memo from Timmons, William E. A07 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 11/28/72 (4:30 PM) 3 pp. 12/12/72 (3:15 PM) 1 p. Participants: Congressman Gerald R. Participant: Gordon C. Strachan. Ford, John D. Ehrlichman. Subject: Memorandum request for this Subject: Republican National Committee meeting (no memorandum was ever concerns. submitted). A06 Memo from Brown, Robert J. A08 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 11/29/72 (5:30 PM) 5 pp. 12/12/72 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Black administrators. Participants: Frank Shakespeare, James Subjects: Minorities in government; black Keogh. voters. Subject: Memorandum request for this meeting (no memorandum was ever 72-12-3 submitted). A03 Memo from Butterfield, Alexander P. A09 Memo from Koch, Noel. 12/12/72 (6:45 PM) 1 p. 12/5/72(12:31 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Clark MacGregor, Maurice H. Participants: M. Harvey Taylor, Leroy S. Stans, reception guests. Zimmerman. Subject: Reception celebrating Nixon Subject: Social visit from former Pennsylvania state senator, M. Harvey campaign victory. A10 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Taylor. 12/13/72 (3:00 PM) 1 p. A05 Memo from Moore, Richard. Participant: Anne Armstrong. 12/5/72 (7:36 PM) 3 pp. Subject: Memorandum request for this Participants: California staff members, meeting (no memorandum was ever dinner guests. Subject: Dinner honoring California staff submitted). members and contributors for their help in A11 Memo from Engman, Lewis. 12/13/72 (3:45 PM) 16 pp. the 1972 campaign. Participants: George P. Shultz, Edwin Cohen.

100 Subjects: Advisory Commission on Inter- A06 Memo from Timmons, William E. governmental Relations; tax credits for 1/3/73 (3:15 PM) 1 p. nonpublic schools; tax credit for senior Participant: David Abshire. citizens; property taxes; income taxes. Subjects: Departure call; Georgetown University's Center for Strategic Studies. 72-12-17 A07 Memo from Rodgers, Donald F. A03 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 1/3/73 (3:30 PM) 1 p. 12/19/72 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stapp, Participant: Maurice H. Stans. Donna Stapp. Subject: Memorandum request for this Subject: 1973 trucking industry Driver of meeting (no memorandum was ever the Year award. submitted). A08 Memo from Timmons, William E. A04 Memo from Cole, Kenneth R. 1/5/73 (8:30 AM) 26 pp. 12/19/72 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Bipartisan congressional Participant: William D. Ruckelshaus. leadership. Subject: Ruckelshaus's job as adminis- Subjects:Government reorganization; trator of Environmental Protection Agency. executive privilege; Economic Stabilization A05 Memo from Cole, Kenneth R. Act; Federal Reserve Board; Soviet 12/19/72 (12:00 PM) 1 p. summit; European Security Conference; Participant: Richard Van Dusen. trade policy; Vietnam War. Subject: Departure of the undersecretary of the Department of Housing and Urban 73-1-22 Development, Richard Van Dusen. A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L A06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 1/24/73 (6:13 PM) 1 p. 12/20/72 (2:15 PM) 1 p. Participants: Mr. & Mrs. Willard Edward. Participants: Edward V. Jones and grand- Subject: Edwards' retirement. children. A04 Memo from Weinberger, Caspar W. Subject: Social visit from Christmas 1/26/73 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. decorator of the White House, Edward V. Participants: Staff of Office of Jones, and his grandchildren. Management and Budget. A07 Memo from Hoopes, David C. Subject: Signing ceremony, FY 1974 12/20/72 (4:00 PM) 1 p. budget. Participant: George P. Shultz. Subject: Memorandum request for this 73-1-29 meeting (no memorandum was ever A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. submitted). 1/31/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Council of Economic 73-1-1 Advisers. A03 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subject: Signing ceremony for Economic 1/3/73 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. Report. Participant: Speaker Carl Albert. A04 Memo from Gannon, Frank. Subjects: Executive reorganization; wage 2/1/73 (8:00 PM) 4 pp. and price controls; Democratic caucus Participants: British Prime Minister Edward end-the-war resolution. Heath, dinner guests. A05 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subject: Dinner for Prime Minister Heath. 1/3/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senator and Mrs. J. Bennett 73-2-4 Johnston, Jr., Mrs. J. Bennett Johnston, A03 Memo from Rumsfeld, Donald. Sr., J. Bennett Johnston III, Hunter 2/5/73 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. Johnston, Thomas Korologos, Mary Participants: Cost of Living Council: Johnston, Sally Johnston, Betsy Johnston, Donald Rumsfeld, James McLane, David William Allums. Wheat, Ron Brooks; Pay Board: George H. Subject: Photo session with Senator J. Boldt, William G. Capíes, Kermit Gordon, Bennett Johnston, Jr., and family. Arnold R. Weber, Robert P. Tiernan; Price Commission: C. Jackson Grayson, 101 William T. Coleman, Jr., Mary T. Hamilton, B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Robert F. Lanzillotti, John W. Queenan, 2/7/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. J. Wilson Newman, William B. Lewis, Louis Participants: John Dunlop, Judge George Revercomb, Herbert Stein, Donald Neeb. Subjects: Success of Phase II of the Rumsfeld, George P. Shultz, John D. Economic Stabilization Program; plans for Ehrlichman. Phase III. Subjects: Swearing-in ceremony of John A06 Memo from Colson, Charles W. Dunlop; wage and price controls. 2/5/73 (11:09 AM) 2 pp. B04 Memo from Shultz, George P. Participants: Clay T. Whitehead, H. Ft. 2/7/73 (3:30 PM) 2 pp. Haldeman, Charles W. Colson. Participants: Congressman Wilbur D. Mills, Subjects: Off ice of Telecommunication George P. Shultz. Policy (OTP) broadcasting license renewal Subjects: Taxes; trade bill. bill; television network monopoly. B06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A08 Memo from Howard, W. Richard. 2/7/73 (5:00 PM) 1 p. 2/5/73 (11 -.45 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Participants: Albert Sindlinger, H. R. Patricia Nixon. Haldeman, Charles W. Colson, W. Richard Subject: Social call to Longworth house. Howard. B07 Memo from Howard, W. Richard. Subjects: Poll results of 1972 elections; 2/8/73 (12:28 PM) 1 p. reasons for Nixon victory. Participants: Representatives of National A10 Memo from Scowcroft, Brent. Association of Manufacturers: E. Doug 2/5/73 (12:40 PM) 1 p. Kenna, Gene Hardy. Participants: Brig. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, Subjects: Government spending; trade Cmdr. A. R. Larzelere, Sally Larzelere, policy; energy policy; export policy; Robb Larzelere, William Larzelere, Paul National Association of Manufacturers; Larzelere. photo session. Subject: Commander William Larzelere leaving the White House. 73-2-11 A11 Memo from Moore, Richard. A03 Memo from Johnson, Judy. 2/5/73 (12:56 PM) 2 pp. 2/12/73 (11:07 AM) 7 pp. Participants: William Nolde family. Participants: Ronald Ziegler, the press. Subject: Col William Nolde's death. Subject: POW release news conference. A13 Memo from Gannon, Frank. A10 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 2/6/73 (8:00 PM) 2 pp. 2/14/73 (12:23 PM) 2 pp. Participants: King Hussein and Queen Participants: Edward L. Morgan, James Alia of Jordan, John Connally, Henry Clawson and family, John Evans and Cabot Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. George Bush, family, Henry Cashen and wife, Margita Cabinet, Ethel Ennis. White and family. Subject: Reception dinner for King Hussein Subject: Departure of Edward L. Morgan and Queen Alia. from position as executive director to the B01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Cabinet Committee on Education and 2/7/73 (12:22 PM) 2 pp. departure of JamesClawson, John Evans, Participants: Wallace Henley and family, Henry Cashen, and Margita White from Roy Goodearle and family, Penn James their positions. and family, Pat O'Donnell and wife. A12 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard M. Subjects: Departure of Wallace Henley 2/15/73 (10:30 AM) 2 pp. from Harry S. Dent's office; departure of Participants: Rogers C. B. Morton, J. Roy Goodearle and Penn James from Phillip Campbell, Russell E. Train, William government service; departure of Pat Ruckelshaus, John D. Ehrlichman, Richard O'Donnell from Charles W. Colson's office Fairbanks. to the Justice Department. Subject: Natural Resources and Environ- ment section of 1973 State of the Union message.

102 A14 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. A06 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 2/16/73 (9:35 AM) 3 pp. 3/1/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Sir Christopher Soames, Participants: Officers of the Gridiron Club. Helmut Sonnefeldt. Subject: Gridiron Club activities. Subjects: European Community Commis- A07 Memo from Koch, Noel. sion; European and U.S. role in world 3/1/73 (8:40 PM) 1 p. politics; trade issues. Participants: Golda Meir, dinner guests. Subject: Dinner for Golda Meir. 73-2-18 A08 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. A03 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 3/2/73 (12:15 PM) 6 pp. 2/19/73 (10:53 AM) 12 pp. Participants: Pau\ Yu, Richard Ross, Participants: Peter Brennan, George Kemmons Wilson, William W. Moore, Meany, Executive Council of AFL-CIO. Jack P. Segal, Caspar Weinberger. Subjects: POW release; labor relations; Subjects: Heart of the Year Award trade policy. presentation; heart disease research. B01 Memo from Moore, Richard. A14 Memo from Cook, Richard K. 2/20/73 (12:35 PM) 2 pp. 3/2/73 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Participants: South Carolina legislature. Participants: Congressman Paul Findley, Subject: Resolution of appreciation for end Helmut Sonnenfeldt. of Vietnam War. Subjects: Atlantic Union resolution; budget; B03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. fiscal policy; Illinois senatorial politics. 2/21/73 (4:00 PM) 1 p. B02 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Participants: Edgar Poe, Garnett Horner. 3/3/73 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Subject: White House correspondents Participants: George P. Shultz, Arthur F. dinner. Burns, Roy L. Ash, Herbert Stein, Paul B04 Memo from Petersmeyer, C. Gregg. Volcker. 2/22/73 (5:20 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Economic situation; Federal Participants: Congressional Vietnam Reserve Board; international monetary supporters. situation. Subject: End of Vietnam War. B04 Memo from Hart, Thomas. B06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 3/3/73(12:01 PM) 1 p. 2/23/73 (10:45 AM) 3 pp. Participants: G. Bradford Cook, Judge Participants: James Gates, Jr., Lt. Col. H. Kevin Duffy. Spencer Faircloth, Lawrence L. O'Connor, Subject: Swearing-in ceremony for G. Richard Gerstenberg, Peter J. Brennan, Bradford Cook. William H. Ayres, Louis A. Bauer, Kenneth B05 Memo from Brennan, John V. Cole. 3/3/73 (8:15 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Veteran employment; annual Participants: Patricia Nixon, Apollo 17 report on Jobs for Veterans. astronauts: Capt. Eugene Cernan, Capt. Ronald Evans, Harrison Schmitt; 73-2-25 Mrs. Eugene Cernan, Mrs. Ronald Evans, A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Adair Atwell. 2/27/73 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Subject: Good-will visit. Participant: Cardinal-designate Luigi ^07 Memo from Petersmeyer, C. Gregg. Raimondi. 3/3/73 (8:46 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Catholic Church; end of Vietnam Participant: Sammy Davis, Jr. War. Subject: Childhoods of Sammy Davis, Jr., A04 Memo from Gannon, Frank. and Richard M. Nixon. 2/28/73 (8:45 PM) 2 pp. B08 Memo from Gannon, Frank. Participants: Governors. 3/3/73 (8:46 PM) 4 pp. Subjects: Governors' dinner; duties of Participants: Sammy Davis, Jr., Apollo 17 governors and president. astronauts, dinner guests. Subject: Dinner with Sammy Davis, Jr., as entertainment.

103 73-3-4 Subjects: Vietnam aid situation; budget; A03 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. campaign issues. 3/7/73 (11:30 AM) 10 pp. F07 Memo from Bush, George. Participants: Veterans of Foreign Wars 3/9/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. "Voice of Democracy" contest winners and Participants: Janet Johnston, George Spiro Agnew. Bush. Subject: Congratulations to Veterans of Subject: Janet Johnston's help in Foreign Wars "Voice of Democracy" recruiting Republican candidates. contest winners. F08 Memo from Loeffke, Bernard. AI 3 Memo from Armstrong, Anne. 3/9/73 (12:30 PM) 3 pp. 3/7/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: White House Fellows. Participants: Federal Woman's Award Subjects: White House Fellows' recipients. contributions; Theodore Roosevelt's Subject: Federal Woman's Award. internationalist policy. B01 Memo from Petersmeyer, C. Gregg. F11 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 3/7/73 (7:30 PM) 15 pp. 3/9/73 (2:55 PM) 1 p. Participants: Campaign contributors. Participants: Winners of White House Subjects: Campaign contributions; election News Photographers Association photo victory; U.S.-Soviet and Chinese relations; contest. end of Vietnam War; international trade; Subject: White House News letter from Jeremiah Dentón. Photographers Association photo contest. C03 Remarks of the president. F12 Memo from Stein, Herbert. 3/7/73 (9:30 PM) 18 pp. 3/9/73 (3:17 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Top businessmen. Participants: Herbert Stein, William Simon, Subjects: 1972 campaign; campaign John Dunlop, John D. Ehrlichman. contributions; end of Vietnam War. Subjects: Wholesale price index; D07 Memo from Hart, Tom. agricultural policy; economic policy. 3/8/73 (1:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: White House staff members. 73-3-11 Subject: Departure of unidentified staff A03 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. members. 3/12/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. D08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: Richard Kleindienst, Mrs. 3/8/73 (1:22 PM) 1 p. Tumillo, Thomas Devine. Participant: Tony Martin. Subjects: Drug enforcement; Henry L. Subjects: Vietnam War; POWs. Manfredi award presentation. D09 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. A04 Memo from Ash, Roy L 3/9/73 (9:57 AM) 2 pp. 3/13/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Roy L. Ash, Federal Regional Participants: Winners of Presidential Council, William H. Kolberg, Kenneth Management Improvement Award: Kugel, Vincent Puritano. Harold R. Baker, Reginald E. Cole, Fred R. Subjects: FY 74 budget; New Federalism. Boyett, Glenn R. Dickerson, Capt. William D11 Memo from Price, Raymond. D. Harkins, Col. A. L. Schalbrack, John V. 3/9/73 (10:14 AM) 24 pp. Vinciguerra, Mary Olmsted, Henry A. Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, Carrington, B. N. McVay, Bernard Kelly, Donald Johnson, William Ruckelshaus, Reginald Johnson, Joseph Perry, Charles Herbert Stein, Russell Train, John D. McMillan, Earl L. Butz, William Simon, Ehrlichman, H. R. Haldeman, Peter Elliot L. Richardson, Dixy Lee Ray, William Flanigan, William Timmons, Ronald P. Rogers, Roy L. Ash, Robert E. Ziegler, Herbert Klein, Leonard Garment, Hampton, B. A. Schriever, Dwight A. Ink, Raymond Price, William Baroody, Richard James E. Mahoney, Brian L. Usilaner, Moore, Patrick Buchanan, Kenneth Norman S. Peterson, Richard P. Brengel, Clawson, Lawrence Higby, David Gergen, Carl O. Kamp, Caspar W. Weinberger, David Parker, Stanley Scott, Kenneth Arthur Sampson. Cole, Frank Gannon, John Guthrie, Tod Subjects: Presidential Management Hullin, Frederic Malek, Arthur Sohmer. Improvement Awards presentations. 104 A06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. B04 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 3/13/73 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. 3/17/73 (3:40 PM) 1 p. Participants: Henee Vincent, Clarence Participant: Theodore White. Vincent, Mrs. Clarence Vincent, Mrs. Curtis Subject: Information for book on Nixon Knighton, Phillip Roos. White House. Subject: Mentally retarded citizens. B05 Memo from Petersmeyer, C. Gregg. A08 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 3/17/73 (8:30 PM) 2 pp. 3/13/73 (5:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Merle Haggard, Patricia Participants: Congressman William Nixon, St. Patrick's Day dinner guests. Jennings Bryan Dorn, Kenneth Cole. Subjects: Country music; Saint Patrick's Subject: Delay of legislation on veterans' Day dinner. medical services, cemeteries, drugs, and pensions. 73-3-18 A10 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 3/14/73 (10:30 AM) 1 p. 3/20/73 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Commissioner of Customs Participants: Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Michael Aeree, five Customs agents. Little. Subjects: August Record case; drug Subjects: Mutual Broadcasting Company; smuggling. black network. A11 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. A04 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. 3/15/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 3/21/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Debbie Ploch (1973 Maid of Participants: Representatives of Citizens Cotton), Congressman James Collins. for Control of Federal Spending: David Subject: Good-will visit. Packard, James Roosevelt, John W. AI 2 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Byrnes, William J. Baroody, Jr. 3/15/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Federal spending controls; Office Participant: Max M. Fisher. of Economic Opportunity; Community Subject: Jewish concerns. Action Program; defense spending. AI 3 Memo from Cook, Richard K. A06 Memo from Timmons, William E. 3/15/73 (3:56 PM) 1 p. 3/22/73 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Congressmen Donald Participants: George Bush, William Brock, Young, Jack Coghill. Robert Michel, William E. Timmons. Subject: Alaska pipeline. Subjects: Campaign endorsements for A14 Memo from Whitman, Marina von Neuman. House and Senate. 3/16/73 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. A08 Talking points from Wimer, David J. Participants: Council of Economic Advisers 3/22/73 (12:12 PM) 1 p. and spouses, Patricia Nixon. Participants: Representatives of National Subjects: Food prices; inflation; economic Commission on Marijuana and Drug situation. Abuse. B02 Memo from Johnson, Wallace H. Subject: National Commission on 3/16/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Marijuana and Drug Abuse report. Participants: Senator Peter V. Domenici A09 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. and family. 3/22/73 (12:12 PM) 1 p. Subject: Photo session with Senator Participants: Representatives of National Peter V. Domenici and family. Commission on Marijuana and Drug B03 Memo from Farrell, Michael J. Abuse. 3/16/73 (12:20 PM) 1 p. Subjects: National Commission on Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Marijuana and Drug Abuse report; media Schaum and family. campaigns against drugs. Subject: Social visit from actress Arlene A10 Memo from Farrell, Michael J. Dahl (Mrs. Rousevelle Schaum) and 3/22/73 (12:27 PM) 3 pp. family. Participants: Mrs. Bruce Bedford, Bruce Bedford III. Subject: Social visit from Mrs. Bruce Bedford who had met ten presidents. 105 A13 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. B05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 3/30/73 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. 3/22/73 (12:32 PM) 1 p. Participant: Congressman M. Caldwell Participant: John R. Kernodle. Subjects: Medical costs; health care cost Butler. Subject: Letters from schoolchildren control. concerning POW release. A14 Memo from Cook, Richard K. 73-4-8 3/22/73 (12:35 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: Congressman Jack Edwards, 4/8/73 (9:15 AM) 2 pp. four citizens of Mobile, Alabama. Participants: Mayor and Mrs. Lorin Griset, Subjects: POWs; Tennessee-Tombigbee seven Orange County City Council project. members, calligrapher. B01 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subjects: President having been made 3/22/73 (12:49 PM) 1 p. "Orange County's First Citizen of the Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klein Century"; revenue sharing; local govern- and family. ment autonomy. Subject: Photo session with Mr. and Mrs. A05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Herbert Klein and their daughter's family. 4/11/73 (3:00 PM) 4 pp. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pardee, 73-3-25 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebersol, Mr. and Mrs. Lane Adams, Irving Rimer, Steven A03 Memo from Cook, Richard K. Barrie, Minnie Pearl, Henry Cannon. 3/27/73 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Jack Pardee's recipt of American Participants: Congresswoman Corinne Cancer Society Award. Boggs and family. Subject: Boggs's election to Congress. A09 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. A05 Memo from Hendriks, Warren K., Jr. 4/12/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. 3/30/73 (10:19 AM) 7 pp. Participant: Oscar Berger. Participants: 150 state legislators, Earl L. Subject: Presidential caricatures. Butz, Caspar W. Weinberger, James T. A10 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 4/13/73 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Lynn, Roy L. Ash, James H. Falk. Participants: Congressman John Jarman, Subjects: Domestic and defense budget; representatives of Frontiers of Science revenue sharing; end of Vietnam War. Foundation of Oklahoma, Incorporated: A13 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Edward King Gaylord, Donald S. Kennedy, 3/30/73 (11:15 AM) 2 pp. James E. Webb, Stanley C. Draper, Participant: Donald Johnson. Sylvan N. Goldman, Harver P. Everest, Subjects: Vietnam veterans; POWs' Charles C. Ingram, C. D. Ellison, G. release. Rainey Williams, Garland R. Hadley, B01 Memo from Kissinger, Henry A. Stanton S. Pate, Jr., Margaret F. Pate. 3/30/73 (11:44 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Ambassasor Lakshmi Kant Subject: Scientific research. AI 2 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Jha, Henry Kissinger. 4/13/73 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Subject: U.S.-Indian relations. Participant: Peter Brennan. B03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Subject: Speech to building trade unions 3/30/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. (AFL-CIO); unemployment insurance; Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. minimum wage; pensions. Shackford. Subject: Shackford's retirement. B04 Memo from Timmons, William E. 73-4-15 3/30/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: Perkins McGuire, Roy L. Ash, 4/16/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. William E. Timmons, Congressman Chet Participants: John Morris, Thomas Pike, Holifield. Robert Hitchins, Caspar W. Weinberger. Subjects: Commission on Government Subject: Presentaron of one-millionth copy Procurement report; energy projections. of Alcoholics Anonymous.

106 A04 Memo from Howard, W. Richard. Kenneth Clawson, William J. Baroody, Jr., 4/16/73 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Richard Moore, Richard Howard, David Participant: Roy Hickman. Gergen, Patrick J. Buchanan, David N. Subjects: Rotary Clubs International; world Parker, Stanley Scott, Stephen Bull, Rose affairs; Vietnam. Mary Woods, Arthur Sohmer, Lee A05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Heubner, Jerry Jones, Donald Rogers, 4/18/73 (12:45 PM) 1 p. Brent Scowcroft, Thomas Korologos, Participants: Congressman William G. Gerald Warren, Andrew Falkiewicz, Max L. Bray, Lorin J. Badskey, Darrell Coover. Friedersdorf, Michael Farrell, James Falk, Sub/ecf/Kiwanis International. Richard Fairbanks, James Cavanaugh, A06 Memo from Shultz, George P. Dana Mead, Geoffrey Shepard, C. Gregg 4/18/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Petersmeyer, Lyndon Allin, Fred Fielding, Participants: Arthur F. Burns, George P. Bruce Kehrli, Lawrence Higby, Frederic Shultz. Malek. Subjects: Federal Reserve vacancies; Subject: Running of the government Committee on Interest and Dividends; despite Watergate and resignations related wage and price controls. to Watergate. A07 Memo from Stein, Herbert. A05 Memo from Shultz, George P. 4/18/73 (4:00 PM) 1 p. 5/2/73 (8:30 AM) 1 p. Participants: George P. Shultz, Roy L. Participants: George P. Shultz, Spiro T. Ash, Arthur F. Burns, Herbert Stein, John Agnew, Arthur F. Burns, Roy L Ash, D. Ehrlichman. Herbert Stein, John Dunlop. Subjects: Economic situation; inflation. Subjects: Economic stabilization program; A08 Memo from Garment, Leonard. economic developments. 4/19/73 (10:30 AM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Shultz, George P. Participants: Jewish leaders. 5/2/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Free emigration for Soviet Jews; Participants: Labor-Management Advisory situation in the Middle East; U.S. support Committee. for Israel. Subjects: Wage-price problems; labor management. 73-4-22 A07 Memo from Davis, Jeanne W. A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 5/3/73 (12:45 PM) 2 pp. 4/27/73 (9:45 AM) 16 pp. Participants: Henry A. Kissinger, National Participants: Patricia Nixon, Senator and Security Council staff: Bernice V. Mrs. John Stennis. Alexander, Eula E. Bailey, Mrs. Richard Subjects: Dedication of Meridian Naval Air Campbell, Jr., Mary Lee Chatrnuck, Station; Mississippi flood disaster; Jonathan E. Colby, Susan Conley, Jeanne Watergate. W. Davis, Osborne A. Day, Margaret F. B06 Memo from Winchester, Lucy. Dodderidge, David D. Elliot, Robert D. 4/27/73 (3:20 PM) 1 p. Hormats, Cmdr. Jonathan T. Howe, Participants: Rose Mary Woods, 377 William G. Hyland, Leslie A. Janka, William secretaries from White House and other Jorden, Richard T. Kennedy, Winston government agencies, escorted by their Lord, Philip Odeen, Col. Thomas C. bosses. Pinckney, Peter W. Rodman, Fernando E. Subject: Reception for 377 White House Rondón, Harold H. Saunders, Brent secretaries. Scowcroft, Helmut Sonnefeldt, Major Donald J. Stukel, Sandra S. Worrell. 73-4-29 Subject: Signing of annual foreign policy A03 Memo from Parker, David N. report to Congress. 5/1/73 (3:10 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Cabinet, William Clementz, 73-5-6 William E. Timmons, Kenneth Cole, A03 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max. Henry A. Kissinger, Peter M.FIanigan, 5/8/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Ronald L. Ziegler, Herbert G. Klein, Participants: Congressman Edward Boland, Brookfield Tercentenary 107 Celebration Committee: Mr. and Mrs. Subject: National Medical Association trip Frederick Hawes, Barbara Whitcomb, Mr. to China. and Mrs. George Clancy, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Plainte. 73-5-20 Subject: Gift presentation of an engraved A03 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. medal commemorating Brookfield's 300th 5/23/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. anniversary to the president. Participant: Mary T. Brooks. A04 Memo from Parker, David. Subject: First strike of the U.S. Mint 5/10/73 (9:09 AM) 2 pp. Presidential Medal presented to the Participants: Cabinet, John Connally, president by Mary T. Brooks. James Schlesinger, William Colby, Herbert A04 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. Stein, Alexander Haig, Peter Flanigan, 5/23/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. William Timmons, Ronald Ziegler, Kenneth Participants: Thomas R. Moore, Thomas Cole. S. Kleppe, William J. Baroody, Jr. Subject: Duties of new Cabinet and White Subject: Photo session with Thomas R. House staff members. Moore, Navy friend of the president, with A06 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Thomas S. Kleppe and William J. Baroody, 5/11/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Jr. Participants: John Calvin Slemp. A05 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subject: Sonnet about end of Vietnam 5/23/73 (12:20 PM) 1 p. War. Participants: Walter L. Vaughan, James R. A07 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Wilson, Jr., Senator Jacob Javits. 5/11/73 (3:30 PM) 1 p. Subjects: American Merchant Marines; Participants: Earl Butz, William Erwin, American Legion; award presentation. David Hamil, Dana Mead. A06 Memo from Khachigian, Kenneth. Subject: Signing ceremony for Rural 5/24/73 (7:45 PM) 4 pp. Electrification Administration Extension Participants: POWs and wives, Sammy and Amendments. Davis, Jr., Bob Hope, Irving Berlin, Henry A. Kissinger, Strom Thurmond, Melvin R. 73-5-13 Laird, Senator John Stennis, General A03 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. Flynn, Vice-President and Mrs. Spiro T. 5/14/73 (4:00 PM) 1 p. Agnew, Patricia Nixon. Participants: Governor Nelson Rockefeller, Subject: Dinner honoring returned POWs. Russell Peterson. Subjects: "America in the Third Century" 73-5-27 study; Watergate. A03 Memo from Korologos, Thomas C. A04 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 5/29/73(12:31 PM) 2 pp. 5/15/73 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senator Edward Gurney, Participants: Congressman Stanford E. Joseph F. Apalucci, Maj. Gen. Morgan Parris, Robert Goodnough, Mayor Harry Rosenborough, Col. Tracy Harrington, Parrish. Col. Henry B. Rothenberg, Daniel Garside, Subjects: Manassas centennial; gift Lt. Col. AI Woehrle. presentation. Subjects: Presentation of Eighth Armored A05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Division Association Contribution to Peace 5/17/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. award. Participants: Congressman Donald D. A05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Clancy, Chester Cornett, Mr. and Mrs. 5/29/73 (12:37 PM) 1 p. Thomas Donovan and family. Participants: Charles Edwards, Robert Subject: Gift presentation of a hand- Stone, Caspar W. Weinberger. carved rocking chair to the president. Subjects: National Institute of Health; A06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. biomédical research. 5/18/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participants: Edmund C. Casey, Stanley Scott.

108 73-6-3 B05 Memo from Higby, Lawrence. A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 6/8/73 (10:35 AM) 1 p. 6/5/73 (10:45 AM) 1 p. Participants: Graduation attendees at Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G Florida Technical University. Klein. Subjects: Commencement address; Subject: Departure of Herbert G. Klein Watergate; national defense; draft from the White House. abolishment. A04 Memo from Korologos, Thomas C. B06 Memo from Andrews, John K., Jr. 6/5/73 (12:45 PM) 1 p. 6/8/73 (10:35 AM) 6 pp. Participants: Senators James B. Allen, Participants: Graduation attendees at Robert Dole; Lt. Col. and Mrs. Gary Florida Technical University. Rutledge; American Junior Miss, Linda Subjects: Commencement address; draft Rutledge; Diane Sawyer. abolishment; opportunities for women and Subject: Photo session with American minorities; U.S.-Soviet relations; student Junior Miss and her family. concerns; Watergate; Skylab. A05 Memo from Parker, David N. 6/7/73 (10:04 AM) 6 pp. 73-6-10 Participants: Cabinet, John B. Connally, A03 Memo from Shultz, George P. Herbert Stein, Senator Hugh D. Scott, 6/11/73 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Congressman Gerald R. Ford, Alexander Participants: John B. Connally, John Haig, Peter M. Flanigan, Kenneth Cole, Dunlop, George P. Shultz, Herbert Stein. William E. Timmons, Brent Scowcroft, Subject: Inflation. Raymond K. Price, Jr., David Gergen, A04 Memo from Shultz, George P. David Parker, Gerald Warren, Frederic 6/11/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Malek, Arthur Sohmer. Participants: Labor-Management Advisory Subjects: Pompidou summit; Kissinger Committee, George P. Shultz, John talks in Paris; domestic policy. Connally, Herbert Stein. All Memo from Andrews, John K., Jr. Subjects: Economic situation; inflation. 6/8/73 (10:35 AM) 2 pp. A05 Memo from Parker, David N. Participants: Graduation attendees at 6/13/73 (4:32 PM) 7 pp. Florida Technical University. Participants: Cabinet, Herbert Stein, John Subjects: Commencement address; Dunlop, Virginia Knauer, Alexander Haig, Watergate. Peter M. Flanigan, Kenneth Cole, William A13 Memo from Gergen, David. E. Timmons, Ronald L. Ziegler, Brent 6/8/73 (10:35 AM) 2 pp. Scowcroft, Raymond K. Price, Jr., David Participants: Graduation attendees at Gergen, David N. Parker, Frederic Malek, Florida Technical University. Arthur Sohmer. Subjects: Commencement address; Watergate. Subjects: Economic Stabilization Act; economic situation; inflation; topics for B01 Memo from Andrews, John K., Jr. address on economy. 6/8/73 (10:35 AM) 3 pp. A12 Memo from Huebner, Lee. Participants: Graduation attendees at 6/15/73 (11:40 AM) 2 pp. Florida Technical University. Participants: Pekín, Illinois citizens, Mrs. Subjects: Commencement address; Everett Dirksen, Senator Howard Baker, Watergate; student concerns. Cissy Baker, Louella Carver, congres- B04 Memo from Price, Raymond K., Jr. sional leaders. 6/8/73 (10:35 AM) 1 p. Subject: Unveiling of the Pekin Public Participants: Graduation attendees at Library in honor of the late Senator Florida Technical University. Dirksen. Subjects: Commencement address; student concerns; speech material; Watergate.

109 73-6-17 73-7-8 A03 Memo from Davis, Jeanne W. A03 Memo from Andrews, John K., Jr. 6/18/73 (8:00 PM) 14 pp. 7/9/73 (1:12 PM) 13 pp. Participants: National Security Council Participant: Clarence M. Kelley. staff, Leonid Brezhnev, Andrey Gromyko, Subjects: Swearing-in ceremony for Soviet delegation, U.S. government Kelley; FBI; biographical information on officials and guests. Kelley. Subjects: U.S.-Soviet arms reduction B02 Memo from Bull, Stephen. agreements; toast to Brezhnev; U.S.- 7/10/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Soviet relations. Participant: Robert F. Froehlke. B03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Subject: Departure of Robert F. Froehlke 6/20/73 (8:05 PM) 2 pp. from position as secretary of the navy. Participants: Soviet delegation, National B03 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard M. Security Council staff, Leonid Brezhnev, 7/10/73 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Soviet delegation, Andrey Gromyko, U.S. Participants: Veri M. Buxton family, government officials and guests. Senator Wallace Bennett, Earl Butz, Will Subject: Dinner for Soviet delegation. Erwin, Frank Elliot, Clarence Anderson. Subject: Earner's Home Administration 73-6-24 Farm Family of the Year. B04 Memo from Parker, David N. A03 Memo from Andrews, John K., Jr. 7/11/73 (8:35 AM) 15 pp. 6/24/73 13 pp. Participants: Cabinet, John B. Connally, Participant: Leonid Brezhnev. Herbert Stein, John Dunlop, Alexander Subjects: U.S.-Soviet diplomatic relations; Haig, Governor John Love, Ronald L. California; Skylab. Ziegler, Peter M. Flanigan, William E. B02 Memo from DiBona, Charles J. Timmons, Raymond K. Price, Jr., 6/29/73 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Frederic Malek, David Gergen, Arthur Participants: Governor John Love, Melvin Sohmer. R. Laird, Alexander Haig, Charles DiBona. Subjects: Introduce Love as head of Subjects: Appointment of John Love as Energy Policy Office; biographical informa- principal and senior adviser for all energy tion on Love; price freeze; unemployment; matters; energy issues. inflation; international agriculture situation. C06 Memo from Mead, Dana G. 73-7-1 7/12/73 (4:25 PM) 3 pp. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participants: National Commission on Fire 7/2/73 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Prevention and Control: Richard E. Bland, Participants: James Schlesinger, Judge W. Howard McClellan, Howard D. Tipton; Spencer Williams, Adm. Thomas Moorer. Walter D. Scott. Subject: Swearing-in ceremony of Subject: National Commission on Fire Schlesinger. Prevention and Control report. A04 Memo from Cole, Kenneth. 7/5/73 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Participant: Governor Daniel Evans. 73-7-22 A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Subjects: Intergovernmental relations; 7/23/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. governors' policy-making coalition. Participants: Council of Economic A05 Memo from Tkach, Walter R. Advisers: Herbert Stein, Marina von 7/6/73 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. Neuman Whitman, Gary Seevers. Participants: Michael DeBakey, William M. Subjects: Economics; introduction and Lukash, Walter R. Tkach. departure call. Subjects: U.S.-Soviet and U.S.-Chinese A04 Memo from Shultz, George P. relations; medical research. 7/25/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Chairman Wilbur Mills, George P. Shultz.

110 Subjects: Immigration; market disruption; Friedersdorf, Donald Santarelli, Robert discrimination against U.S.; trade bill. Blakey. A05 Memo from Parker, David N. Subject: Signing of Law Enforcement 7/26/73 (10:10 AM) 12 pp. Assistance Administration (LEAA) Participants: Cabinet, Russell E. Train, Authorization Bill. Donald Johnson, Thomas S. Kleppe, A04 Memo from Armstrong, Anne. Michael Balzano, James Fletcher, Herbert 8/6/73 (12:05 PM) 2 pp. Stein, John Dunlop, Kenneth Cole, Participants: Anne Armstrong, C. R. Lane. Alexander Haig, William E. Timmons, Subjects: Federal Property Council; Peter M. Flanigan, Raymond K. Price, Jr., Legacy of Parks program. Patrick J. Buchanan, Arthur Sohmer, David A06 Memo from Powell, Pam. N. Parker, Frederic Malek. 8/6/73 (12:09 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Alaska pipeline; Environmental Participants: Anne Armstrong, David Protection Agency; administration's Wheat, Pam Powell, Barbara Foote, legislative initiatives; farm bill; revenue Michael Flock, C. Jones Hooks, Bruce sharing. Stokes, Ted Krulwich, Linda S. Smith, B03 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard. Robb Knuepfer, Douglas Kline, Elizabeth 7/26/73 (11:00 PM) 1 p. Christian, Michael Nardi, Karen Davis, Participant: Russell E. Train. Brad Cates, Thyn Smith, Douglas Voegler, Subject: Environmental issues. Becky Love, Linda Bartlett, Charles S. Craig, Carol Robinson, David Bradley, Ann 73-7-29 O'Leary, Anne del Castillo, Susan Myers, A03 Memo from Korologos, Thomas C. Janis Rader, Becky Ramon, Ted Brown, 8/1/73 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Craig Helsing, Barbara Sullivan. Participant: Judge Jack Miller. Subject: White House summer interns. Subjects: Miller's judgeship; golf. A04 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 73-8-12 8/2/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Raoul-Duval, Michael. Participants: Congressmen Herman 8/13/73 (11:00 AM) 1 p. Schneebeli, George Goodling; Harry Participants: Claude S. Brinegar, McLaughlin, Mrs. Elijah Solomon, Jessica Theodore C. Lutz, Norbert T. Tiemann, Solomon. Frank C. Herringer, James B. Gregory, Subject: Nixon's visit to Hurricane Agnes' Senators Jennings Randolph, Howard H. disaster area. Baker; Congressman Robert Hanrahan, A05 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Milton Pikarsky, John Kramer, Melvin R. 8/2/73 (12:26 PM) 1 p. Laird, William E. Timmons, Governor John Participants: Bruce Cardwell, Frank Love, Dana G. Mead, Michael Raoul- Carlucci. Duval, Paul O'Neill. Subject: Cardwell's nomination to Senate. Subject: Signing ceremony for Federal A06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Highway Act of 1973. 8/2/73 (12:28 PM) 2 pp. A04 Memo from Garment, Leonard. Participants: Congressmen William 8/16/73 (2:55 PM) 1 p. Jennings Bryan Dorn, John P. Participants: J. Fred Buzhardt, Leonard Hammerschmidt; Senators Vance Hartke, Garment, Charles Alan Wright. Clifford P. Hansen; William F. Hauck, Jack Subject: Reply brief to Judge Sirica for O. Hicks, Leon Sanchez, Ray Soden, Watergate. William E. Timmons. A05 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. Subjects: Signing ceremony for veterans' 8/16/73 (4:19 PM) 2 pp. medical bill. Participants: William P. Rogers, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. 73-8-5 Subjects: Departure call; Middle East A03 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. ceasefire; détente; U.S.-Chinese relations. 8/6/73 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Participants: Melvin R. Laird, Max L.

111 A07 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Strom Thurmond, Jr., Mrs. Paul Moore, 8/17/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Mrs. Faye Newson, Sylvia Neighbors, Participants: Benno C. Schmidt, R. Lee Debbie Olthoff, Jane Taylor. Clark, Raymond Owen, Caspar W. Subject: Thurmond family visit with infant Weinberger, Frank Rauscher. son. Subjects: President's Cancer Panel; photo A04 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. session. 9/11/73 (11:02 AM) 5 pp. Participants: Attendees at Treatment 73-8-19 Alternatives to Street Crime Conference, A03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. Robert Dupont, John Bartels, William 8/22/73 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. Handley, Walter Minnick, Geoffrey Participants: White House Press Corps. Shepard. Subjects: Press conference on Watergate; Subject: Administration's initiatives relating New Orleans shoving incident. to drug enforcement, drug trafficking, and drug abuse treatment. 73-9-2 A09 Memo from Ainsworth, Gene. 9/11/73 (12:12 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Parker, David N. Participant: Congressman Trent Lott. 9/7/73 (10:10 AM) 2 pp. Subject: Hurricane Camille. Participants: Cabinet, William Colby, A10 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Herbert Stein, Kenneth Cole, Alexander M. 9/11/73 (3:45 PM) 3 pp. Haig, Jr., Jerry Warren, Brent Scowcroft, Participants: Arthur F. Burns, Melvin R. William E. Timmons, Arthur Sohmer, Laird, Bryce N. Harlow. Raymond K. Price, Jr., David N. Parker. Suo/ecfs/Gold prices; tax legislation; tax Subject: Legislative and administrative proposals; housing interest rates. domestic and foreign policy. A13 Memo from Jones, Jerry H. A05 Memo from Hoopes, David C. 9/14/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. 9/7/73 (10:10 AM) 22 pp. Participants: James T. Lynn, Department Participants: Cabinet, William Colby, of Housing and Urban Development Herbert Stein, Kenneth Cole, Alexander M. appointees. Haig, Jr., Jerry Warren, Brent Scowcroft, Subject: Appointments to Department of William E. Timmons, Arthur Sohmer, Housing and Urban Development. Raymond K. Price, Jr., David N. Parker. B01 Memo from Patterson, Bradley H., Jr. Subject: Strategy plan to focus public and 9/14/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. legislative attention on community Participants: Members of the National development, human resources, natural Council on the Arts, Nancy Hanks, Michael resources, crime, drugs, bankrupt North- Straight, Leonard Garment. east railroads, defense budget, Security Subject: Endowments for the arts. Assistance program, and FY 74 budget. B13 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. 9/7/73 (12:15 PM) 9 pp. 73-9-16 Participants: Ray R. Soden, Cooper T. A03 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard. Holt, William J. Baroody, Jr. 9/17/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Veterans of Foreign Wars' views Participants: Russell E. Train, John on national defense, veterans' medical Busterud, Beatrice Willard. benefits, Veterans Administration Subject: Council on Environmental Quality hospitals, and the all-volunteer military annual report. force. A04 Memo from Love, John A. 9/19/73 (11:39 AM) 3 pp. 73-9-9 Participants: Governors Reubin Askew, John A. Love, Wendell Ford, Linwood A03 Memo from Webber, Frederick L. Holton, Thomas Meskill, Francis Sargent, 9/10/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Milton J. Shapp; Howell Ferguson, Peter Participants: Senator and Mrs. Strom Baljet, A. Earl Davis, Lt. Gov. Blair Lee, Thurmond, Nancy Moore Thurmond, J. Thomas O. Harris, Damon Harisson,

112 Maurice Rowe, W. R. Meyer, Edmond Subject: Photo session at which Rovner, Thomas Downs, Douglas Costle, Congressman Richard Shoup presented Raymond Sjostedt, Henry Lee, Guy plaque to the president. Rosmarin, Maurice Goddard, Norval A06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Reece, Oscar Jagers, Richard Sullivan, 9/25/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Joseph Swidler, Henry Diamond, Rogers Participants: Caspar W. Weinberger, C. B. Morton, Russell E. Train, Kenneth Charles Edwards, R. Heath Larry, Walter Cole, Barry Locke, Edward Miller, John J. McNerney. Schaefer, Charles Byrley, James Falk, Subject: Health education. Richard Fairbanks, John Sawhill, Dennis A07 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Blake, Eric Zausner, Michael Lerner. 9/26/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Easing of sulfur-related restric- Participants: Caspar W. Weinberger, tions due to energy crisis problems of Senators Harrison Williams, Robert Dole, home heating. Robert Stafford, Alan Cranston, Jennings A07 Memo from Laird, Melvin R. Randolph; Congressmen Carl Perkins, 9/19/73 (5:15 PM) 1 p. Albert Quie, Earl Landgrebe, Edwin Participants: Chowder and Marching Eshleman, John Brademas; Howard Rusk, Society. Jayne Spain. Subjects: General discussion of the on- Subjects: Signing ceremony for Vocational going legislative program; 25th anniversary Rehabilitation Act of 1973; education of the Chowder and Marching Society. legislation. A08 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. A09 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 9/20/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. 9/26/73 (12:16 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senator Barry Goldwater, Participant: Caspar W. Weinberger. Ansel Talbert, Harmon Trophy winners. Subjects: Education programs; Elementary Subject: Harmon Trophy presentation. and Secondary Assistance Act. A09 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A10 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 9/20/73 (12:20 PM) 2 pp. 9/26/73 (5:45 PM) 1 p. Participant: Rick Clayton, Jr. Participants: Ronald L. Ziegler, James C. Subjects: Jaycees programs; Watergate. Hagerty. A11 Memo from Jones, Jerry H. Subject: Social call and photo session 9/21/73 (12:05 PM) 1 p. with old acquaintance, James C. Hagerty. Participants: Marshall Mays, Jerry H. A11 Memo from Rodgers, Donald F. Jones, David J. Wimer. 9/28/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Overseas Private Investment Participants: Frank E. Fitzsimmons, Corporation (OPIC); photo session. Weldon Mathis, Anthony Mathis. Subjects: Golf; International Brotherhood 73-9-23 of Teamsters. A03 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. 9/24/73 (11:55 AM) 1 p. 73-9-30 Participants: Senator Wallace F. Bennett, A03 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Paul Denham. 10/1/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Photo session; CIA. Participant: Congressman Del Clawson. A04 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard. Subject: Centennial of Downey, California. 9/24/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: President's Advisory Panel on 10/1/73 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Timber and the Environment: Marion Participants: Senators Alan Cranston, Clawson, Ralph Hodges, Stephen Spurr, J. Glenn Beall; Congressmen Carl Perkins, Donald Zinn, Henry Hyde, Earl Butz, Philip Albert Quie, Augustus Hawkins, William Thornton, John Busterud, John Sawhill. Steiger, Patsy Mink, Edwin Eshleman; Subject: Forestry and environmental Michael Balzano, Walter Howe, Frank issues. Williams, Nick Craw. A05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Subject: Signing ceremony for Domestic 9/25/73 (12:05 PM) 1 p. Volunteer Service Act of 1973. Participant: Congressman Richard Shoup.

113 A06 Memo from Parker, David N. A08 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 10/4/73 (9:05 AM) 16 pp. 10/16/73 (12:10 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Cabinet, William Colby, John Participants: Alden Thomas Hood, Donald Dunlop, Herbert Stein, Kenneth Cole, Johnson, Odell Vaughn, Senator Strom Robert Hampton, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Thurmond, Congressmen William Ronald L Ziegler, William E.Timmons, Jennings Bryan Dorn, Floyd Spence. Raymond K. Price, Jr., Jerry Warren, Subject: Photo session with G.I. loan Arthur Sohmer, Brent Scowcroft, David N. recipient. Parker. A10 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Subjects: Department of Defense projects; 10/18/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Alaska pipeline and oil allocations; North- Participants: Congressman Paul Findley, eastern Railroad corridor legislation; Christy Carter. transportation programs. Subject: Photo session with American C01 Memo from Cavanaugh, James H. Princess Soya. 10/4/73 (12:38 PM) 5 pp. A11 Memo from Parker, David N. Participants: LWWe E. Herndon, Grace 10/18/73 (3:07 PM) 8 pp. Baisinger, William Austin, Paul Salmon, Participants: Cabinet, Peter M. Flanigan, Leonard J. DeLayo, Byron Hansoford, Kenneth Cole, John Dunlop, Gary Helen Wise, Terry Herndon, Richard Bye, Seevers, Frederic Malek, Richard David Tronsgard, Barbara Reimers, Harold Schubert, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Webb, Caspar W. Weinberger, Frank Governor John A. Love, Gerald Warren, Carlucci, John Ottina, Charles Saunders, William J. Baroody, Jr., David N. Parker, Paul O'Neill, James H. Cavanaugh. Raymond K. Price, Jr., Brent Scowcroft, Subjects: Education programs; federal David Gergen, Stanley Scott, Robert assistance for education. Hartman. Subjects: Assistance to Nairobi; expanded 73-10-7 Soviet trade; inflation; war in Middle East. A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 10/11/73 (4:22 PM) 2 pp. 73-11-4 Participants: Business leaders, White A03 Memo from Parker, David N. House press corps, Frederick Dent, 11/6/73 (3:00 PM) 9 pp. Kenneth Rush, William D. Eberle, Peter M. Participants: Cabinet, Kenneth Cole, Peter Flanigan, George P. Shultz. M. Flaningan, John Dunlop, Herbert Stein, Subjects: Trade balance; announcement Russell E. Train, Dixy Lee Ray, Virginia of creation of President's Export Council Knauer, Frederic Malek, Governor John A. (PEC) and President's Interagency Love, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Raymond K. Committee on Export Expansion. Price, Jr., Brent Scowcroft, David N. Parker, William J. Baroody, Jr., Gerald 73-10-14 Warren, Charles DiBona, Robert Hartman, Noel Koch, William E. Timmons. A03 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. Subject: Solutions to current energy 10/15/73 (12:25 PM) 3 pp. situation relating to the cutoff of Arab oil. Participant: Henry Kearns. AI 2 Memo from Falk, James H. Subjects: Export-Import Bank; exporting. 11/7/73 (11:00 AM) 3 pp. A06 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Participants: State and local elected 10/16/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Congressman Robert Michel, officials. Subjects: Energy conservation; energy Erwin Towne, Ralph Vinovivh. Subject: Gift presentation of wood carving shortage. B01 Memo from Cole, Kenneth R., Jr. to the president. 11/8/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. A07 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: Senator Marlow Cook, Tom 10/16/73 (12:05 PM) 1 p. C. Korologos, Richard Fairbanks. Participants: J. Bradley MacKimm, Dorsey Subject: Ad hoc advisory group on Puerto Woodson. Subjects: Photo session; Medical World Rico. News; U.S.-USSR cancer program. 114 B02 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Subject: Developments in drug abuse 11/9/73 (11:30 AM) 1 p. prevention. Participants: William Fellner, Valerie A06 Memo from Jones, Jerry H. Fellner, Gary Seevers and family, Herbert 11/27/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Stein, Mildred Stein. Participants: Frederick B. Dent, John Subject: Appointment of William Fellner to Tabor, Anthony Turner, Karl Bakke, Tilton Council of Economic Advisers. Dobbin, Robert Blackwell, Sidney Jones, Langhorn Washburn, Robert White, 73-11-11 William Blunt, Richard Roberts, Vincent A03 Memo from Howard, W. Richard. Barabba, Rene Tegtmeyer, Andre 11/14/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. LeTendre, Jerry Jones, David Wimer. Participants: P. D. Herman, James Low. Subjects: Appointments to Department of Subjects: American Society of Association Commerce; energy crisis. Executives; energy crisis. A08 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. A04 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 11/29/73 (10:00 AM) 5 pp. 11/15/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Black college presidents: Participants: Robert E. L. Eaton, William F. Herman Branson, Cleveland Dennard, Allix Hauck. James, Herman Long, Milton Curry, Jr., Subjects: American Legion; Vietnam G. Leon Netterville, James Lawson, Luna veterans. Mishoe, Benjamin Perry, Broadus Butler, James Check, Lewis Dowdy, Lloyd Elam, 73-11-18 Charles Hayes, Roy Hudson, Samuel A03 Memo from Malek, Frederic. Myers, Lionel Newsom, Lucius Pitts, 11/21/73 (10:30 AM) 1 p. Walter Washington, Albert Whiting, Participants: B. A. Bridgewater, Stanley Granville Sawyer, Miles Mark Fisher IV; Ebner, James Edwards, Dale McOmber, Caspar W. Weinberger, Frank Carlucci, Paul O'Neill, John Sawhill, Walter Scott, John Ottina, Peter Holmes, Kenneth Cole, Frank Zarb. Dana Mead, James Cavanaugh, Stanley Subject: FY 75 budget. Scott, John Calhoun, Paul O'Neill. A04 Memo from Clawson, Kenneth W. Subject: Funding for black colleges. 11/21/73 (12:05 PM) 1 p. A13 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Participants: Stephen Bull, William F. 12/1/73 (11:30 AM) 1 p. Rhatican and family. Participants: Roy L. Ash, Frederic V. Subject: Departure of William F. Rhatican Malek. from the White House staff. Subjects: Budget issues; energy crisis. A05 Memo from Howard, W. Richard. 11/21/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. 73-12-2 Participants: Kathleen Balsdon and A03 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. daughters. 12/3/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Subject: Departure of Kathleen Balsdon Participants: Congressman Dan from the White House staff. Kuykendall, Carl Friend. A06 Memo from Kehrli, Bruce A. Subject: Bicentennial album presentation. 11/21/73(12:11 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Bakke, Dennis W. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. Charles 12/3/73 (3:15 PM) 1 p. Rotchford, Chris Rotchford. Participants: Dixy Lee Ray, Governor Subject: Departure of Charles Rotchford John A. Love, John C. Sawhill. from the White House staff. Subject: Energy research. A05 Memo from Bush, George. 73-11-25 12/3/73 (7:20 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey C. Participants: George Bush, Roy L. Ash, 11/27/73 (10:30 AM) 3 pp. Peter Brennan, Bryce N. Harlow, Caspar Participants: Cabinet Committee on Drug W. Weinberger, Rogers C. B. Morton, Abuse, Cabinet Committee on Frederick B. Dent, Claude S. Brinegar. International Narcotics Control. Subjects: Cabinet support of president.

115 A06 Memo from Parker, David N. Subjects: Equal Employment Opportunity 12/5/73 (10:08 AM) 16 pp. Commission. Participants: Cabinet, William Simon, John C. Sawhill, Frederic V. Malek, 73-12-9 Herbert Stein, Peter M. Flanigan, Kenneth A03 Memo from Moore, Powell A. Cole, John Dunlop, Dixy Lee Ray, David N. 12/10/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Parker, Stanley Scott, Brent Scowcroft, Participant: Berge Avadanian. Gerald Warren, Aram Bakshian, Dale Subjects: AMVETS; Italians; World McOmber. Veterans Federation. Subjects: Energy crisis; FY 75 budget. A04 Memo from Armstrong, Anne. B12 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 12/11/73 (11:00 AM) 1 p. 12/5/73 (12:30 PM) 1 p. Participants: Gerald R. Ford, William Participants: Congressman William Brock, Robert Michel, George Bush, Anne Young, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nail. Armstrong. Subject: Presentation of mail bag containing Subject: 1974 Republican electoral 25,000 coupons pledging support for the prospects preview. president from the St. Petersburg, A05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Clearwater, Florida, area. 12/11/73 (11:45 AM) 1 p. B13 Memo from Jones, Jerry H. Participants: Anne Armstrong, Rogers C. 12/5/73 (7:55 PM) 23 pp. B. Morton, Senators Roman Hruska, John Participants: Presidential appointees and McClellan, Alan Bible, Henry Bellmon; spouses, Rogers C. B. Morton, Carlos Congressmen Joseph McDade, Caldwell Villarreal, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Samuel Butler, Edward Hutchinson, William A. Schulhof, Nicholas Arroyo. Whitehurst, Hamilton Fish, Carlos Subjects: Dinner for presidential Moorhead, Julia Hansen, Harold Froehlich, appointees; media reactions to president's Harold Donohue, James Mann, George remarks; Watergate. Danielson, Ray Thornton; William D08 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Shattuck, Peter Straub. 12/6/73 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Signing ceremony for Establish Participants: Robert E. L. Eaton, Leon the American Revolution Bicentennial Sanchez, John T. Soave, Cooper T. Holt, Administration bill. Halsey Fink, William Jennings Bryan Dorn, A06 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Olin E. league, John P. Hammerschmidt, 12/11/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Chalmers P. Wylie, Vance Hartke, Clifford Participants: John G. Tower, Texas Hansen, Herman Talmadge, Strom constituents. Thurmond, Oliver Meadows, John Holden, Subject: "Support the President" rallies. Donald Johnson, Odell Vaughn. A07 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Subject: Signing ceremony for Veterans' 12/11/73 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Pension Bill. Participants: John W. Kauffman, Alex D10 Memo from Loen, Vernon. McMahon, Horace Cardwell, Wade 12/7/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Mountz. Participant: Congressman Albert Quie. Subject: National health insurance Subjects: Prayer breakfasts; National Day activities. of Prayer. A08 Memo from Hoopes, David C. D11 Memo from Stein, Herbert. 12/11/73 (12:25 PM) 2 pp. 12/7/73 (3:00 PM) 6 pp. Participants: Kathleen Prusse, John K. Participants: George P. Shultz, Roy L. Andrews, Jr., and family, Hank Paulson, Ash, Arthur F. Burns, Herbert Stein. Kenneth R. Cole. Subjects: Economic situation; crude oil tax Subject: Departure of Kathleen Prusse, proposal; energy crisis; unemployment; secretary for Charles W. B. Wardell III, Arab oil embargo. and David C. Hoopes. E03 Memo from Garment, Leonard. AI 0 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 12/7/73 (4:30 PM) 1 p. 12/12/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Part/c/panfs:John Powell, Stanley Scott, Participants: M. Harvey Taylor, John Fine. Leonard Garment.

116 Subject: Social visit from former state B05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. senator M. Harvey Taylor and former 12/14/73 (12:05 PM) 1 p. Pennsylvania governor John Fine. Participants: Congressman Joseph A11 Memo from Bakke, Dennis W. Waggonner, L. Calhoun Allen, Madro 12/12/73 (3:00 PM) 1 p. Bandaries, James Cathey, Mrs. Robert Participants: Gerald R. Ford, William Holden, Andrew Pontz, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, John C. Sawhill, Roy L. Ash, Leroy Scott, R. J. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bork, Peter Brennan, Claude S. Byrum Teekel, Virginia Robichaux, Joan Brinegar, Arthur I. Mendolia, Frederick B. McKinney. Dent, John Dunlop, Peter M. Flanigan, Subject: Presentation of petition from Gerald Parsky, Eric Zausner, Stanley Shreveport, Louisiana, with 90,000 Ebner, Melvin R. Laird, James T. Lynn, signatures in support of the president. Rogers C. B. Morton, George P. Shultz, B06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Herbert Stein, Caspar W. Weinberger, 12/14/73 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Dennis W. Bakke, Russell E. Train, Robert Participants: Donald Barry, William Sampson, Richard Fairbanks, John Hill, Crittenden, Thomas Bell. Noel Koch, James Edwards. Subjects: Health insurance; nursing Subjects: Current energy situation; various homes; photo session. reports related to the energy situation. B07 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. AI 2 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 12/15/73 (10:25 AM) 1 p. 12/13/73 (10:05 AM) 2 pp. Participant: Congressman Norman Lent. Participants: Domestic Council on Health: Subject: Signing ceremony for daylight Caspar W. Weinberger, Frederick B. Dent, savings time bill. Richard Shubert, Roy L. Ash, John B08 Memo from Sawhill, John C. Dunlop, Herbert Stein, James T. Lynn, 12/15/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Donald Johnson, Frank Carlucci, Vernon Participants: William E. Simon, John McKenzie, George Bernstein, James Sawhill. Mitchell, Marc Musser, Kenneth Subjects: Energy conservation initiatives; McLennan, June O'Neill, William Morrill, emergency energy legislation; fuel Stuart Altman, Charles Edwards, Paul rationing; energy supply and demand O'Neill; Melvin R. Laird, Kenneth Cole, situation. James Cavanaugh. Subject: Health insurance program. 73-12-16 AI 4 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. A03 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 12/13/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. 12/17/73 (11:15 AM) 1 p. Participants: Congressman William Cohen, Participants: Peter Brennan, Kenneth Cole. Betty Nightingale, Miss National Teen- Subjects: Manpower Bill; Domestic Ager1973. Council; energy crisis. Subject: Good-will visit. A04 Memo from Jones, Jerry H. B01 Memo from Stein, Herbert. 12/17/73 (11:30 AM) 2 pp. 12/14/73 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Participants: Presidential appointees to Participants: Gerald R. Ford, George P. Department of Labor: Richard Schubert, Shultz, Arthur F. Burns, Roy L. Ash, John William Kolberg, Paul Fässer, Bernard Dunlop, Herbert Stein. DeLury, Joel Segal, Julius Shiskin, Subjects: Energy crisis; economic Benjamin L Brown, Fred G. Clark, Carmen situation. R. Maymi, Joan Hall, Fred May, David J. B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Wimer; Stephen Bull, Peter J. Brennan, 12/14/73 (11:10 AM) 2 pp. James Cavanaugh, Kenneth Cole. Participants: 51 state Jaycee presidents, Subject: Introduction to various heads of Rick Clayton, Jr., National Jaycee the Department of Labor. Executive Committee. A06 Memo from Todd, T. Stephen. Subjects: Jaycees; energy crisis; 12/17/73 (11:45 AM) 1 p. Watergate. Participants: Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Adams, Suzie Adams, Brent Scowcroft,

117 Col. Harland E. Priddle, Lt. Cmdr. T. A04 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Stephen Todd. 1/21/74 (3:15 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Promotion of Brig. Gen. Participants: George P. Shultz, Roy L. Lawrence Adams; White House Ash, Herbert Stein. Communications Agency. Subjects: Economic report; energy crisis; A07 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard. Group of Twenty meeting; inflation; oil 12/18/73 (12:00 PM) 1 p. importing countries; capital export controls. Participants: Members of National Parks A06 Memo from Patterson, Bradley H., Jr. Centennial Commission: Edmund B. 1/22/74 (12:35 PM) 1 p. Thornton and sons, Laurence W. Lane, Participants: John Powell, Jr., Clarence Congressman Thomas Foley, Rogers C. Mitchell, Anne Scott. B. Morton, Nat Reed, Ronald Walker, Subject: Swearing-in of John Powell to Richard Fairbanks. Equal Employment Opportunity Subjects: National parks; late congress- Commission. man John Saylor. A07 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. A08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 1/22/74 (12:49 PM) 1 p. 12/19/73 (12:15 PM) 3 pp. Participant: Senator Robert J. Dole. Participants: Rabbi Korff, members of Subjects: Propane, bailing wire; energy National Citizens' Committee for Fairness crisis; Watergate; oil embargo. to the Presidency. A08 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Subject: Support for the president. 1/22/74 (12:56 PM) 2 pp. A11 Memo from Armstrong, Anne. Participants: Ronald L. Ziegler, Lee 12/19/73 (12:34 PM) 1 p. Huebner. Participants: Nola Smith, Anne Armstrong. Subjects: Departure of Lee Huebner from Subject: Recruiting women into govern- White House staff; Watergate. ment service. A10 Memo from Armstrong, Anne. A12 Memo from Simon, William E. 1/22/74 (3:30 PM) 1 p. 12/19/73 (2:30 PM) 1 p. Participant: Anne Armstrong. Participants: George P. Shultz, William E. Subjects: Bicentennial; president's views Simon. on various candidates for administrator of Subjects: Windfall profits tax; energy crisis; the American Revolution Bicentennial Emergency Action Group. Administration. A13 Memo from Haig, Alexander M., Jr. A11 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 12/19/73 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. 1/22/74 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. Participants: James Schlesinger, Roy L. Participants: Congressmen Peter Ash, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Brent Frelinghuysen, Edward Derwinski, Robert Scowcroft. Michel, James Broyhill, Glenn Davis, Larry Subjects: FY 75 budget; defense Winn, James Grover, John McCollister, spending; Vietnam; Middle East War. John Wydler, William Young, Jack Kemp, Craig Hosmer, Elford A. Cederberg, 73-12-23 Charles S. Gubser, Clair W. Burgener, A03 Memo from St. Clair, James D. Daniel H. Kuykendall, Charles Wiggins, 12/31/73 (4:30 PM) 1 p. John E. Hunt; Bryce Harlow, William Participant: James D. St. Clair. Timmons. Subject: Counsel for Watergate. Subjects: Economic situation; Watergate; strip mining bill; military procurement bill; San Felipe reclamation project. 74-1-20 A13 Memo from Parker, David N. A03 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard. 1/23/74 (10:30 AM) 7 pp. 1/21/74 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, Participants: John Sawhill, William Walker, Herbert Stein, John Dunlop, Frederic V. Donald Alexander, Edward Preston, Malek, John Sawhill, James Fletcher, Stanley Goldberg, John Johnson, Ira Michael Balzano, John Nassikas, Arthur Loeb, Richard Fairbanks. Sampson, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., Subject: Oil company audits. Ronald L. Ziegler, Kenneth Cole, William

118 Timmons, Raymond K. Price, Jr., Kenneth Geoffrey Shepard, Richard Fairbanks, Clawson, Richard Moore, William J. Warren Hendricks, Tod Hullin, Craig Usery, Jr., William J. Baroody, David N. Gosden, Michael Raoul-Duval, James Parker, Stanley S. Scott, Robert Hartman, H. Falk, Frederic V. Malek, Larry Higby, Ken Khachigian, Brent Scowcroft, Patrick Robert Marik, Paul O'Neill, Frank Zarb, J. Buchanan, Robert Hartman. Walter Scott, B. A. Bridgewater, Kenneth Subjects: Middle East negotiations; energy Cole. organization; FY 75 budget; transmittal Subject: Nixon's remarks at briefing for dates of legislation. spokesmen of various programs. B06 Memo from Ainsworth, W. Eugene, Jr. 1/23/74 (4:30 PM) 2 pp. 74-2-3 Participants: Congressmen Joseph D. A03 Memo from Malek, Frederic V. Waggoner, Jr., George H. Mahon, 2/4/74 (9:30 AM) 1 p. Robert L. F. Sikes, F. Edward Hebert, Participants: Members of Office of David E. Satterfield, William Jennings Management and Budget. Bryan Dorn, Olin E. league, John Jarman, Subject: Signing ceremony of FY 75 O. C. Fisher, Dan Daniel, G. V. budget. Montgomery, Thomas S. Gettys, Raymond A04 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Roberts, Omar Burleson, Robert Casey, 2/5/74 (12:00 PM) 2 pp. William Chappell, Robert Stephens, Jr., Participants: Representatives of American William Nichols, W. R. Poage; Bryce N. Hospital Association: James Sammon, Harlow, William E. Timmons. Russell Roth, Malcolm Todd, Ernest Subjects: FY 75 budget; Watergate. Howard, Joseph Miller. B08 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Subjects: Hospital admission pre-certifica- 1/24/74 (11:30 AM) 1 p. tion; health insurance; professional Participants: Caspar W. Weinberger, standards review organization; physicians' Frank Carlucci. fees. Subjects: Education message; photo A06 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. session. 2/5/74 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participants: Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Trice. 74-1-27 Subject: Trice's departure from Republican A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. party service. 2/1/74 (11:30 AM) 1 p. A07 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Participants: Council of Economic Advisers 2/5/74 (12:35 PM) 1 p. and staff. Participants: Senator William E. Brock III, Subject: Signing of economic report. State Senator William Carter, William C. A04 Memo from Guthrie, John. McAfee. 2/1/74 (3:09 PM) 2 pp. Subject: Affirmation of public support for Participants: Michael Farrell, John Nixon. McLaughlin, Bruce Herschensohn, Pam A08 Memo from Webber, Fred. Powell, David Wheat, Nola Smith, Andrew 2/5/74 (12:40 PM) 1 p. Falkiewicz, Vera Hirschberg, Susan Participants: Senator Robert Packwood Porter, Patti Mattson, Powell Moore, Terry and family. O'Donnell, AI Snyder, Bruce Whelihan, Subjects: Photo session with Senator Kenneth Khachigian, Michael Schratuth, Robert Packwood and family; discussion Bud Leinbaugh, Tex Lezar, Richard of Packwood's election prospects. Moore, Warren Rustand, Robert Hartman, A09 Memo from Harlow, Bryce N. Richard Sardo, John Carleson, John 2/5/74 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. Moellering, Fred Benson, John Guthrie, Participants: Gerald R. Ford, William Libby Goltra, Susan Hurley, Helen Saxbe, Anne Armstrong, William E. Donaldson, Stanley Scott, David Parker, Timmons, Bryce N. Harlow, Leonard Pat O'Donnell, William J. Baroody, Peter Garment, George Bush, Geoffrey Shepard. M. Flanigan, Eric Rosenberger, Peggy Subjects:Campaign reform; two-party Veneers, Stephen Bull, John E. Nidecker, political system; congressional elections. Dana G. Mead, James Cavanaugh,

119 A11 Memo from Bush, George. Subject: Presidential schedule. 2/6/74 (12:15 PM) 4 pp. A04 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. Participants: George Bush, Arthur A. 2/19/74 (5:15 PM) 2 pp. Fletcher. Participants: 150 ethnic Republicans, Subjects: Black Political Division of Repub- Stanley S. Scott. lican National Committee; British response Subjects: Ethnic groups in U.S. and in to Watergate; public affairs program. Republican party; ethnic leaders' reception. B01 Memo from Raoul-Duval, Michael. A06 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. 2/8/74 (11:30 AM) 4 pp. 2/20/74 (11:45 AM) 2 pp. Participants: William Saxbe, Claude S. Participant: Caspar W. Weinberger. Brinegar, William Simon, William J. Usery, Subjects: Health legislation; family Jr., Alexander A. M. Halg, Jr., Frank Zarb. assistance program; welfare. Subjects: Increase in highway traffic; A08 Memo from Parker, David N. truckers demonstrations; fuel shortage; 2/20/74 (3:50 PM) 1 p. Sherman Act. Participants: Alexander A. M. Halg, Jr., Ronald L. Ziegler. 74-2-10 Subject: Presidential schedule. A03 Memo from Jones, Jerry H. A09 Memo from Parker, David N. 2/11/74 (12:05 PM) 2 pp. 2/21/74 (10:00 AM) 8 pp. Participants: Earl L. Butz, William W. Erwin, Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, Robert W. Long, Joseph R. Wright, Donald Herbert Stein, John Dunlop, Peter M. Paarlberg, John A. Knebel, John C. Foltz, Flanigan, Kenneth R. Cole, William Usery, Donald E. Brock, Claude W. Glfford, Michael Balzano, Alexander A. M. Haig, Kenneth E. Frick, Frank B. Elliot, Jerry H. Jr., Gerald L. Warren, Raymond K. Price, Jones, Lewis I. Dale, Richard Fairbanks. Jr., William E. Tlmmons, Patrick J. Subjects: Agriculture; presidential Buchanan, Kenneth Clawson, David N. appointees to Department ofAgrlculture. Parker, John Sawhill, Leonard Garment, A05 Memo from Warren, Gerald L. Robert Hartman, Stanley S. Scott, Brent 2/12/74 (5:00 PM) 1 p. Scowcroft, David Gergen, Dana G. Mead, Participants: Senator and Mrs. Scott, Mr. William J. Baroody, Jr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Dent, Patricia Nixon, Subjects: Emergency energy bill; energy David and Julie Elsenhower, Senator and situation; response to those opposing Mrs. Charles Percy, Mrs. George Shultz, administration policy In relation to Mr. and Mrs. John Chancellor, Mr. and Watergate. Mrs. Roland Evans, Wyatt Dickerson, B03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Nancy Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton 2/21/74 (12:13 PM) 2 pp. Daniel, Art Buchwald, Mary McGrory, Participants: Representatives of the Boy David Brlnkley, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Scouts of America. Longworth. Subjects: Presentation to the president of Subject: Alice Roosevelt Longworth's 90th a membership card, a report, and a set of medallions; energy conservation; peace birthday party. A06 Memo from Raoul-Duval, Michael. endeavors. 2/13/74 (11:36 AM) 2 pp. B05 Memo from Bull, Stephen. Participant: Claude S. Brinegar. 2/22/74 (12:05 PM) 2 pp. Subjects: Transportation program; trans- Participants: Lt. Henry Kulbaski, Lt. portation legislation; mass transit; railroads; Kenneth Beckwith, PFC Don Sewell, Sgt. effect of the automobile industry on Louis Saffron, Chief Earl Drescher. employment; energy crisis. Subjects: Capture of stolen helicopter threatening White House; Delta Airlines plane hijacking; Executive Protective 74-2-17 Service; Maryland state police. A03 Memo from Parker, David N. B07 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 2/19/74 (3:42 PM) 1 p. 2/22/74 (3:05 PM) 1 p. Participants: Ronald L Ziegler, David N. Participants: Richard Keiser, William Parker. Hudson, Robert Caughey.

120 Subject: Security for Mrs. Richard Nixon B01 Memo from Stein, Herbert. and Julie Eisenhower. 3/1/74 (10:30 AM) 1 p. B08 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Participants: George P. Shultz, Roy L. 2/22/74 (3:10 PM) 2 pp. Ash, John Dunlop, William Simon, Herbert Participants: George P. Shultz, Roy L. Stein. Ash, William Simon, John Dunlop, Herbert Subjects: Economic situation; energy Stein. crisis. Subjects: Food prices; oil situation; export B02 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. controls; gasoline prices. 3/1/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. B10 Memo from Stein, Benjamin. Participants: National officers of the 2/22/74 (5:15 PM) 1 p. Reserve Officers Association: Rear Adm. Participants: Rabbi Korff, members of Hayden Crawford, Col. Gale H. Lyon, Lt. National Citizens' Committee for Fairness Cmdr. John A. Kwekel, Brig. Gen. to the Presidency. Frederick Welsh, Col. John T. Carlton. Subjects: U.S.-Soviet relations; support of Subjects: Vietnam War; reserve officer administration. support of administration.

74-2-24 74-3-3 A03 Memo from Moore, Powell A. A03 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 2/26/74 (11:00 AM) 6 pp. 3/4/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Participants: Donald Johnson, Senators Part/c/panf.-Congresswoman Edith Green. Vance Hartke, Clifford Hansen; Congress- Subjects: Education bill; Green's men William Jennings Bryan Dorn, John P. retirement. Hammerschmidt, Hamilton Fish, Benjamin A04 Memo from Parker, David N. A. Gilman, William Scherle; Maj. Gen. 3/8/74 (10:30 AM) 10 pp. Robert E. L. Eaton, William F. Hauck, Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, Cooper T. Holt, Berge Avadanian, John T. Herbert Stein, John Dunlop, William Soave, John Keller, Frank R. DeGeorge, Simon, Kenneth R. Cole, Russell E. Train, Neil G. Knowles, Gay Pendleton, Alfonso Frederic V. Malek, Dixy Lee Ray, Dean Seilet, Roney Hartley, John Charlton, Burch, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., Ronald L Jesse Brown. Ziegler, Brent Scowcroft, Raymond K. Subjects: Proclamation of Vietnam Price, Jr., Kenneth Clawson, David N. Veterans Day; rationale and courses of Parker, David Gergen, William J. Usery, action in relation to the Vietnam War. Jr., Geoffrey Shepard. A09 Memo from Shepard, Geoffrey. Subjects: Middle East negotiations; energy 2/26/74 (3:00 PM) 2 pp. situation; campaign reform. Participants: Domestic Council Committee on Privacy. 74-3-10 Subjects: Criminal justice systems bill; FBI A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. intelligence files; law enforcement. 3/13/74 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. A11 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: George P. Shultz, Roy L. 2/27/74 (10:00 AM) 2 pp. Ash, William Simon, Herbert Stein, John Participants: Peter Brennan, Richard Dunlop, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr. Schubert. Subject: Economic situation. Subjects: Minimum wage legislation; A05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. manpower bill; unemployment legislation; 3/13/74 (12:00 PM) 1 p. energy crisis; safety belt use. Participants: Congressman Samuel A13 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. Steiger, Kathy Raskin, 1974 Maid of 2/28/74 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Cotton. Participant: Senator William Scott. Subject: Photo session with 1974 Maid of Subjects: Environmental issues; energy Cotton. crisis; Lorton Reformatory; I-66 highway. A06 Memo from Moore, Powell A. 3/13/74 (12:18 PM) 2 pp. Participant: Mrs. Donald Spicer.

121 Subjects: National Society of Daughters of Subjects: Alaska Senate campaign; the American Revolution; bicentennial. governors' campaigns; Republican A08 Memo from Bush, George. campaign strategy; Michigan 8th District 3/15/74 (2:18 PM) 8 pp. special campaign; foreign policy, farm Participants: Prominent Chicago business situation, economy, and energy crisis people, George Bush, Dan Terra. relating to campaigning. Subjects: Republican National Committee A08 Memo from Fairbanks, Richard. reception for Nixon; selection of 3/26/74 (11:00 AM) 3 pp. candidates. Participants: William J. Kuhfuss, J. Marvin B02 Memo from Stein, Benjamin. Garner, Milton J. Brown, W. Gordon Leith, 3/16/74 (6:00 PM) 2 pp. George Voth, David R. Lambert, Gordon Participants: Nashville residents, Opry Van Vleck, Governor J. James Exon, Land performers, Patricia Nixon, Mrs. Tex Senators Robert Dole, Carl Curtis, Milton Ritter, Governor Winfield Dunn, Roy Acuff. Young; Congressmen Robert Poage, Subjects: Opry Land visit; Mrs. Nixon's George Mahon, William C. Wampler, Wiley South American trip; defense budget; Mayne, Charles Thone; Earl Butz, Donald peace. Paarlberg, William Simon, John Sawhill, Kenneth Cole, Max L. Friedersdorf, Fred 74-3-17 Weber, Frank Zarb, Richard Fairbanks. Subjects: Agricultural exports; fuel A03 Memo from Bush, George. shortage; food prices; government food 3/20/74 (10:00 AM) 1 p. Participants: Presidential political purchases. A11 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. supporters. Subject: Nixon political support. 3/26/74 (12:24 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senator and Mrs. Henry A04 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 3/22/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Bellmon, Col. Robinson Risner. Participants: Peler M. Flanigan, James Subjects: Book by Risner, The Passing of the Night; Vietnam ; farming and cattle Greene. Subjects: Expression of thanks to James industries. Greene for his help in the Peru negotia- AI 2 Memo from Clawson, Kenneth W. tions; Greene's acceptance of offer to 3/26/74 (2:40 PM) 13 pp. continue with similar work on a permanent Participants: Representatives of American Agricultural Editors' Association, William basis. Simon, Wayne Swegle, Harold Malmgren, Gerald R. Ford 74-3-24 Subjects: Agricultural price controls; farm A03 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. income statistics; agricultural exports and 3/25/74 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. production; cattle industry; fertilizers; Participants: Senators James O. Eastland, nuclear arms; Vietnam War; World Wars I John C. Stennis. and II; economic situation; energy crisis. Subjects: Mississippi River Delta levy B11 Memo from Burch, Dean. project; Mississippi Economic Council; 3/26/74 (3:18 PM) 2 pp. peace in Middle East; gasoline Participant: John J. Rhodes. deregulation. Subjects: Appointment of Spanish- A05 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. American assistant; energy and health 3/25/74 (12:00 PM) 1 p. legislation; verification of Watergate tapes. Participants: National officers of the Order B13 Memo from Woods, Rose Mary. of AHEPA, William Tsaffaras. 3/27/74 (12:00 PM) 1 p. Subjects: Greek contributions to U.S.; Participant: Loren M. Berry. Greek Independence Day; U.S.-Greek Subject: Pledge of continued support from relations. old friend and supporter, Loren M. Berry. A06 Memo from Bush, George. B14 Memo from Bull, Stephen. 3/25/74 (4:04 PM) 2 pp. 3/27/74 (12:15 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Anne Armstrong, Dean Burch, Participants: John Warner, Adm. James L. Senator William E. Brock III, Congressman Holloway III. Robert Michel, George Bush. 122 Subjects: Navy discipline; duties of chief of A07 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. naval operations. 4/2/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. C02 Memo from Burch, Dean. Participants: Congressman James G. 3/27/74 (4:15 PM) 2 pp. Martin, Graem Yates, James Lofton. Participant: Senator Hugh D. Scott. Subject: Presidential portrait presentation. Subjects: Replacement of Department of A08 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. Defense employee who resigned; energy, 4/2/74 (12:15 PM) 1 p. health and campaign reform legislation; Participants: Congressman John E. Hunt, Bicentennial Commission; Watergate. Robert Semler. C04 Memo from Parker, David N. Subject: Presidential portrait presentation. 3/28/74 (10:00 AM) 12 pp. A09 Memo from Cavanaugh, James. Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, 4/4/74 (10:15 AM) 2 pp. Herbert Stein, John Dunlop, Kenneth R. Participants: Domestic Council Committee Cole, William J. Usery, Jr., Frederic V. on Veterans Services, Paul O'Neill, Peter Malek, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., Gerald L. J. Brennan, Donald E. Johnson, Wilham Warren, Brent Scowcroft, Raymond K. Clements, Roy Ash. Price, Jr., David N. Parker, David R. Subjects: National Alliance of Business- Gergen, Robert Hartman. men's Jobs for Veterans program; Subjects: Welfare; bicentennial; imposition veterans' hospitals management survey to of mandatory automobile safety features; develop service for veterans. energy development. A11 Memo from Korologos, Tom C. D02 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. 4/4/74 (12:43 PM) 1 p. 3/28/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senator Jesse Helms, A. J. Participants: Congressman William Archer, Fletcher. Mrs. Martin Erck. Subjects: Raleigh news coverage; pledge Subject: Photo session with Congressman of support for administration. William Archer and Mrs. Martin Erck. AI 2 Memo from Webber, Fred. D03 Memo from Ziegler, Ronald L. 4/4/74 (12:50 PM) 2 pp. 3/28/74 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senators Marlow Cook, Participants: Ronald L. Ziegler, Jack Robert Taft; James T. Lynn, Thomas P. D'Arcy. Dunne. Subject: Departure of Jack D'Arcy from Subject: Midwest tornado disasters. position of press office advanceman. D04 Memo from Clawson, Kenneth. 74-4-21 3/28/74 (5:00 PM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Seevers, Gary L. Participants: Members of National News- 4/23/74 (4:00 PM) 2 pp. paper Publishers Association, Patricia Participants: Roy L. Ash, Arthur F. Burns, Nixon. John Dunlop, William Simon, Gary L. Subject: Reception for the National News- Seevers. paper Publishers Association. Subjects: Economic situation; housing; inflation; economic stabilization program; 74-3-31 unemployment. A03 Memo from Bull, Stephen. A05 Memo from Burch, Dean. 4/2/74 (12:00 PM) 4 pp. 4/25/74 (1:30 PM) 2 pp. Participants: Regional sponsors and Participants: Mississippi Republicans; finalists, National Boys' Club; Edward Thomas Abernathy, John Bell Williams. Stapleton, John Burns, George Clark. Subject: Necessity of a two-party system Subjects: Introduction and photo session in the South and the need for good with the National Boys' Club "Boy of the candidates to achieve this. Year" and other Boys' Club members and A07 Memo from Burch, Dean. related officials. 4/25/74 (3:10 PM) 1 p. Participants: Senator John C. Stennis, Congressmen G. V. Montgomery, David R. Bowen.

123 Subject: Jackson, Mississippi, speech 74-5-12 before the Chamber of Commerce. A03 Memo from Lawson, Richard L. A08 Memo from Stein, Benjamin. 5/14/74 (12:34 PM) 1 p. 4/25/74 (5:10 PM) 1 p. Participants: James Schlesinger, Gen. Participants: Republican National Commit- Richard L Lawson, John McLucas, tee members, Republican state Gen. George S. Brown, Gen. David C. chairpeople. Jones, Brent Scowcroft. Subject: Discussion of GOP election Subject: Appointments of chairman of Joint success and candidate selection relating Chiefs of Staff and Chief of Staff of the Air to general fall elections. Force. A04 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. 74-4-28 5/15/74 (12:05 PM) 1 p. A03 Memo from Ainsworth, Eugene. Participants: Members of National Associa- 5/1/74 (12:15 PM) 1 p. tion of Mutual Insurance Agents: Charles Participants: Congressman Harley M. Boteler, Jr., Ralph J. Marlatt, Nicholas Staggers, Candace Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthews. Rodney Curtis, H. Gene Starr, Mr. and Subject: Election of Boteler as president of Mrs. Daniel E. McPherson. National Association of Mutual Insurance Subject: Photo session with Congressman Agents. Harley Staggers and Candace Curtis, A05 Memo from Friedersdorf, Max L. West Virginia Strawberry Queen. 5/15/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. A04 Memo from Burch, Dean. Participants: Congressman James G. 5/4/74 (12:40 PM) 1 p. Martin, Mrs. Oliver Rowe, Andrew Utener, Participants: Republican National James Lofton, Paul Jones. Committee members from Washington, Subject: Pledge of presidential support Oregon, Montana, and Idaho. from Charlotte, North Carolina, area. Subject: Expo '74. 74-5-19 74-5-5 A03 Memo from Hullin, Tod R. A03 Memo from Loen, Vernon C. 5/22/74 (12:00 PM) 3 pp. 5/8/74 (12:10 PM) 1 p. Participants: Gerald L. Warren, Senator Participant: Congressman Ancher Nelsen. Jennings Randolph, Congressman John Subjects: Judicial appointments; Nelsen's Blatnick, Stephen Bull. retirement. Subject: Signing ceremony for Disaster A04 Memo from Larney, George E. Relief Act amendments of 1974. 5/9/74 (11:40 AM) 1 p. A06 Memo from Baroody, William J., Jr. Participants: David L. Cole, John T. 5/22/74 (12:15 PM) 1 p. Dunlop, George P. Shultz. Participants: Representatives of National Subjects: Industrial peace report; inflation; Association of Manufacturers: Donald A. labor-managment relations. Gaudion, E. Douglas Kenna. A05 Memo from Korff, Rabbi. Subjects: CPA and tax reform legislation; 5/13/74 (4:55 PM) 31 pp. Consumer Protection Agency; trade bill. Participant: Rabbi Korff. A07 Memo from Timmons, William E. Subjects: Grass roots support of Nixon 5/23/74 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. during Watergate through the Citizens' Participants: Senators Russell B. Long, Committee for Fairness to the Presidency; Wallace Bennett; Peter M. Flanigan, Brent Bay of Pigs contrasted to Watergate; U.S. Scowcroft. support of Israel; Nixon administration's Suö/ecfs/Germaneness rule; health handling of civil rights issues; U.S. insurance legislation; energy taxation; negotiations with Egypt and China; U.S. Stand-by Energy bill; gasoline deregula- relations with Soviet Union; all-volunteer tion; tax cuts; Louisiana desegregation. military armed forces; health insurance program; nuclear armament; welfare; revenue sharing.

124 A09 Memo from Flanigan, Peter M. 74-6-23 5/23/74 (8:30 AM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Participants: Senators Russell B. Long, 6/24/74 (11:15 AM) 3 pp. Wallace Bennett; William E. Timmons, Participants: William Simon, Kenneth Brent Scowcroft. Rush, Roy L. Ash, Arthur F. Burns, Herbert Subjects: Trade bill; Title IV. Stein, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr. Subjects: Economic, fiscal and monetary 74-5-26 situations; budget. A03 Memo from Parker, David N. 5/28/74 (10:00 AM) 5 pp. 74-7-7 Participants: Cabinet, Alexander A. M. A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. Haig, Jr., Kenneth R. Cole, Brent 7/9/74 (10:30 AM) 5 pp. Scowcroft, David N. Parker, William E. Participants: William Simon, Kenneth Rush, Timmons, Ronald L. Ziegler, Robert Roy L. Ash, Arthur F. Burns, Alexander A. Hartman, Frederic V. Malek. M. Haig, Jr., Herbert Stein. Subjects: Interagency Task Force on Coal; Subjects: Economic situation; Davis-Bacon strip mining legislation; outer continental Act; inflation; FY 75 budget; labor-manage- shelf; Unified Public Transportation ment relations; Environmental Protection Assistance bill; Project Independence. Agency; food stamps. A08 Memo from Parker, David N. 74-6-2 7/11/74 (10:00 AM) 31 pp. A03 Memo from St. Glair, James D. Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, 6/3/74 (12:30 PM) 2 pp. Herbert Stein, Peter M. Flanigan, Kenneth Participants: James D. St. Clair, Gregory R. Cole, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., Ronald Smith, Jerry Murphy, Gene Sullivan, Jack L. Ziegler, Brent Scowcroft, Leonard Chester, Jack MacCahill, Michael Garment, Raymond K. Price, Jr., William J. Sterlacci, Larry Gutterridge, Dan Popeo, Baroody, Jr., William E. Timmons, Kenneth Jean Staudt, Loren Smith, James Clawson, David N. Parker, Robert Hartman, Prochnow, Ted Garrish, James Tansey, Patrick J. Buchanan, Noel Koch, Jerry Mack Howard. Jones, Frank Gannon, Gerald L. Warren. Subject: Introduction to James D. St. Subjects: Inflation; FY 75 and 76 budgets; Glair's staff from the Office of Special unemployment; wage and price controls; Counsel. joint U.S.-Soviet communiqué; U.S.-Soviet A05 Memo from Garment, Leonard. treaties, statements, and agreements 6/5/74 (3:30 PM) 1 p. relating to space exploration, nuclear Participants: Rabbi Israel Miller, Charlotte weapons testing, anti-ballistic missile Jacobson, David Blumberg, Rabbi Arthur systems, artificial heart research, environ- Hertzberg, Lewis Cole, Jacob Stein, Max mental warfare, housing, economic Fisher. cooperation, and energy research. Subject: Jewish concerns. 74-7-14 A03 Memo from Stein, Herbert. 74-6-16 7/19/74 (11:00 AM) 2 pp. A03 Memo from Parker, David N. Participants: Kenneth Rush, Roy L Ash, 6/20/74 (10:50 AM) 6 pp. Herbert Stein. Participants: Cabinet, Herbert Stein, Peter Subjects: Monetary policy; FY 75 and 76 M. Flanigan, Kenneth R. Cole, George budgets; legal services bill; economy. Bush, Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr., Ronald L. Ziegler, Brent Scowcroft, Raymond K. 74-8-4 Price, Jr., Leonard Garment, William J. A03 Memo from Parker, David N. Baroody, Jr., Kenneth Clawson, Richard 8/6/74 (11:00 AM) 7 pp. Moore, David R. Gergen, Jerry Jones. Participants: Cabinet, George Bush, Subjects: Middle East trip; Soviet summit; Alexander A. M. Haig, Jr. economy; meat [supply] situation. Subject: Nixon's decision not to resign from presidency despite Watergate.

125

AUTHOR INDEX

See page xvii through xx for an explanation of this index, its contents, and its arrangement.

Ainsworth, Eugene Bergsten, C. Fred 73-9-9:A09; 74-1-20:806; 74-4-28:A03 70-4-5:A03 Alexander, Lamar Boe, Nils A. 69-6-15:A09 69-7-20:A03; 70-5-10:A04 Allen, Richard V. Brennan, John V. 71-9-12:A09 70-11-29:A13; 71-11-14:603; 73-2-25:805 Allln, Lyndon (Mort) Brown, John 71-11-14:601; 72-7-23:A08 70-6-14:C02; 70-7-19:G11 Anderson, Martin Brown, Robert J. 70-2-15:610 62-2-2:801 ; 69-3-2:A06; 70-3-1:810; Andrews, John 70-5-17:C02; 70-7-12:609; 72-7-30:A06; 71-2-14:A06, A09, A12; 71-2-21 :A14, 611; 72-10-8:609; 72-10-15:A04; 72-11-26:A06 71-3-14:A08; 71-4-18:A04, A08; Buchanan, Patrick J. 71-4-25:A05, B07; 71-5-2:C02; 71-6-13:A13; 69-1-26:A03; 69-2-9:A05; 69-3-2:A03, 805; 71-6-20:A08; 71-6-27:604; 71-8-1:A13; 69-3-9:804; 69-3-16:A06; 69-4-13:A04; 71-9-19:A14;71-9-26:A07;71-11-7:A06; 69-4-20:C01; 69-5-11:A03; 69-5-25(2):B05; 72-1 -9:A14; 72-3-5:602; 72-4-9:611 ; 69-6-8:A03; 69-6-15:A04; 69-6-22:A04; 72-6-11 :A09; 73-6-3:A11, 601, 606; 69-7-6:A03; 69-7-13:A04; 69-8-3:814; 73-6-24:A03; 73-7-8:A03 69-9-21 :A07; 69-10-12:A04; 69-11-3o':A03; Armstrong, Anne 70-2-1 :A07; 70-3-1 :A05; 70-3-15:A03; 73-3-4:A13; 73-8-5:A04; 73-12-9:A04; 70-3-22:A05; 70-4-5:A04; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 73-12-16:A11; 74-1 -20:A10 71 -1 -24:D11 ; 71 -2-7:603; 71 -3-7:C04; Ash, Roy L. 71 -3-21 :A03; 71 -9-12:A11 ; 71 -11 -14:A08; 73-3-11:A04 72-3-5:A12; 72-3-12:801 ; 72-3-26:A04; Atkins, Ollie 72-7-16:612; 72-8-6:A07 72-9-24:004 Bull, Stephen Bakke, Dennis W. 69-4-27:806; 69-10-12:C13; 70-4-12:A03; 73-12-2:A04; 73-12-9:A11 70-5-10:A03; 70-6-7:804, 811, C06; Baroody, William J., Jr. 70-6-14:A03, 603, 613, D04, D09, D11, 73-3-4:A03; 73-3-18:A04; 73-5-20:A04; D14, £12:70-6-21^13^14, 610,008; 73-9-2:813; 74-2-17:A04; 72-2-24:602; 70-7-5:007, D03, E01, E05; 70-7-12:A05, 74-5-12:A04; 74-5-19:A04 C07, D01; 70-7-19:A05, AI 4, 603, 805, BeLieu, Kenneth 813, C13, D07, F08, F09; 70-8-2(1 ):A08, 69-4-27:801; 69-5-18:A03; 70-8-16:C09 801, C08,012,014, D07, F14; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Bell, George T. 70-8-9(1)^03, 601, 604, 607, D11, D14, 70-10-11:A13, E02; 70-11-15:804; E14;70-8-9(2):A03,A09;70-8-16:813,cÎ4, 70-11-29:602, 603; 70-12-6:A05; D03, D04; 70-8-30:A09; 70-9-6:A03, 809, 70-12-13:A14; 71-1-10:A07; 71-1-17:804; 811, C06, 011, D11 ; 70-9-13(1 ):A12, A14, 71-1-31:A04,A10;71-3-7:C09;71-4-11:D11; 606, C04,013, D01, E11, F04; 70-9-20:A06, 71-4-18:A14; 71-6-13:A06; 71-6-27:A09, A09, AI 0, A11, C07, D10, E04; 70-10-11 :D05, 605, 606; 71-8-8:A08; 71-9-5:A09; D13, E08; 70-10-18:A06; 70-10-25:A03, 71-9-19:A04, B04;71-10-10:A03; AI 2, 803; 70-11-1:A05; 70-11-22:003; 71 -10-17:A03; 71 -11 -14:802; 72-3-26:C01 70-11-29:805; 70-12-6:A10; 70-12-13:A05; 70-12-20:012; 71-1-17:A11; 71-1-24:006; 127 Author Index

Bull, Stephen cont. 74-1-20:808; 74-2-3:A04; 74-2-17:A06; 71 -2-7:A05; 71 -7-25:A06; 71 -8-1 :B01 ; 74-2-24:A11; 74-3-31 :A09 71 -8-8:A03; 71 -9-5:A08, A11 ; 71 -10-31 :A14; Chapin, Dwight 72-1 -30:B02; 72-2-27:A03;72-3-5:B03, B12; 69-6-15:A03; 70-5-3:801; 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 72-3-12:A12; 72-4-23:A03; 72-5-14:A08; 72-12-10:A06 72-12-17:A06; 73-2-4:601,603, B06; Cheney, Richard 73-2-11 :A10; 73-3-4:008; 73-3-18:B01 ; 71-11-14:A05 73-4-8:A03; 73-5-6:A06; 73-7-1 :A03; Chotiner, Murray 73-7-8:B03; 73-9-16:A09; 73-12-9:A10, B03; 70-3-29:A08; 70-8-16:001, El3; 70-8-30:A03, 73-12-18:A08; 74-1-20:A08; 74-2-17:803, A05, A07, B05; 70-9-6:C05, C08; B05, B07; 74-3-24:B14; 74-3-31 :A03 70-11-15:C08 Burch, Dean Clapp, Charles L. 74-3-24:B11, C02; 74-4-21 :A05, A07; 71-6-6:A04 74-4-28:A04 Clawson, Kenneth W. Bush, George 72-9-17:804; 73-11-18:A04; 74-3-24:A12, D04 73-3-4:F07; 73-12-2:A05; 74-2-3:A11 ; Coffey, Vernon C, Jr. 74-3-10:A08; 74-3-17:A03; 74-3-24:A06 70-12-20:A07 Butterfield, Alexander P. Cole, Kenneth 69-2-2:A05, A08, AI 2, AI 4; 69-2-9:A03, B12, 70-11-22:A03; 70-12-6:A12; 71-3-28:812; C02; 69-2-16:B11, C01 ; 69-3-2:A13, D02; 71-4-4:805; 71-5-9:A04; 71-5-23:A12; 69-3-9:A09, A10, B01; 69-3-16:A03, A05, 71-6-6:801; 71-8-8:A09;71-9-12:A13, 801, B02; 69-3-23:A08, A09, A11, AI 4, B05, C03; 71-10-17:A06; 71-11-14:A12; B08, B11; 69-4-6:013, E07, E10; 71-11-28:A07; 72-1-9:A03; 72-4-9:814; 69-4-20:B11 ; 69-4-27:B12; 69-8-3:A11 ; 72-4-30:A10; 72-10-15:A05; 72-12-17:A04, 69-10-5:A03; 69-12-14:A05; 69-12-21 :A03; A05; 73-4-8:A12; 73-5-6:A07; 73-5-13:A03; 70-1-25:A05; 70-2-1 :A03; 70-3-22:A09; 73-7-1 :A04; 73-11-4:801 70-4-26:A03; 70-7-5:B13; 70-8-2(1 ):G08; Colson, Charles W. 70-10-11 :E03; 70-11 -1 :A03; 70-11 -8:A11, 69-12-14:A04; 70-1-18:A09; 70-1-25:A03, A04; A14;70-11-29:A07;70-12-13:A12; 70-2-15:804; 70-2-22:A06, B03; 70-12-20:A05; 71-1-31:A08; 71-3-21:A09; 70-3-1 :A03; 70-3-8:A11 ; 70-3-15:A08; 71 -4-11 :E02; 71 -5-23:A08; 71 -6-13:B12; 70-3-22:A03; 70-4-26:A07, A09; 71-7-18:A03;71-9-12:C04;71-11-14:B05; 70-5-3:A11 ; 70-5-24:A03; 70-6-21 :A03; 72-1-9:804; 72-1-30:A06; 72-2-6:A07; 70-7-5:E06; 70-7-12:802; 70-8-2(1 ):F06; 72-6-11 :A06; 72-10-8:801 ; 72-12-3:A03 70-8-9(2):A04, A11 ; 70-8-16:A03; Campbell, Craig 70-9-6:C01, C03, C09, D14; 70-9-20:008; 71-12-12:A11 70-10-11:A05; 70-11-15:602; Campbell, Rodney 70-11 -22:C01 ,D01, E06; 70-11 -29:A11 ; 72-7-23:006 70-12-20:E04; 71-1-10:A12; 71-1-24:C08, Cashen, Henry C, II C12; 71-3-7:C14: 71-4-11:A03; 70-11-22:813; 71-3-14:A03, A04; 71-4-11 :A07, 71-5-23:A13; 71-6-6:A14; 71-6-13:B05; D05; 71-4-18:A03; 72-3-12:A10; 71-6-27:812; 71-7-18:A08; 71-7-25:A04; 72-6-18:A10 71 -8-8:A11 ; 71 -9-12:C06; 71 -10-31 :B01 ; Cavanaugh, James 72-1-2:A04; 72-1-23:A08; 72-3-12:A09; 72-1-2:A05; 72-1-30:A03, B13; 72-3-26:B11 ; 72-4-23:A05; 72-6-11 :A03; 72-6-25:A04; 72-4-30:A06; 72-6-25:A14; 72-7-16:A09; 72-8-13:A03; 73-2-4:A06 72-7-30:A03, A05; 72-9-10:A05; Conde, Carlos D. 72-9-24:A07; 72-10-22:A04; 73-2-18:B06; 72-10-22:A08 73-2-25:A08; 73-3-11 :A06; 73-3-25:A13, Conger, Clement E. 805; 73-4-8:A05; 73-4-15:A03; 72-10-22:A06 73-5-13:A06; 73-5-27:A05; 73-7-29:A05, Cook, Richard K. A06; 73-8-12:A07; 73-9-23:A06, A07, A09; 71 -9-26:601 ; 71 -10-3:A10, A14; 71 -10-10:A06; 73-9-30:A04, C01 ; 73-10-14:A07, A08; 71-10-31-.AI 2, 603; 72-1-30:001, C02; 73-11 -11 :A04; 73-11 -25:A08; 73-12-2:008; 72-3-12:A06, A07; 72-3-26:A06, C05; 73-12-9:A07, AI 2, 806; 73-12-16:A03; 72-7-23:004; 73-2-25:A14; 73-3-11 :A13; 73-3-18:A14; 73-3-25:A03

128 Author Index

Cowen, Eugene S. 72-1-2:A09, A10, AI 4; 72-1-9:A09; 70-8-2(1 ):C11; 71 -9-26:A04 72-1-23:A05; 72-2-13:A09; 72-3-5:810; David, Edward E., Jr. 72-4-9:A08; 72-4-30:A05; 72-5-7:A04; 71-3-28:A06; 72-10-29:801 72-7-23:C07; 72-9-10:A13 Davies, John S. Elliott, Ronald L 70-5-17:812; 70-11-29:A12; 70-12-20:A03; 72-7-23:A07 71-3-14:A07;71-4-25:A13 Engman, Lewis Davis, Jeanne W. 72-1-9:A10; 72-3-5:A08; 72-4-16:A09; 73-4-29:A07; 73-6-17:A03 72-9-24:A10; 72-12-10:A11 Dean,John W. Evans, John F. 70-11 -15:E14; 71 -5-2:C07; 71 -6-13:814; 70-11 -22:C12; 71 -1 -31 :A12; 71 -5-2:A03; 71-11-14:A03; 72-4-9:C01 ; 72-9-24:A05 71-9-26:A09 Dent, Harry S. Evans, L. J., Jr. 70-2-15:A03; 70-6-14:810, D08; 70-7-5:D08, 72-1-9:A06; 72-8-13:A09 E09; 70-7-19:C04, E01 ; 70-8-2(1 ):C09; ' Fairbanks, Richard 70-8-9(2):A12, 805, 811; 70-8-16:010; 73-2-11 :A12; 73-7-8:804; 73-7-22:803; 70-9-13(1 )C12; 70-10-11:F05; 73-9-16:A03; 73-9-23:A04; 73-12-16:A07; 70-11 -29:A06; 70-12-6:804; 71 -1 -3:A12; 74-1-20:A03; 74-3-24:A08 71-1-10:A05; 71 -5-23:A14; 71 -6-6:803; Falk, James H. 71 -8-8:A04; 71 -11 -28:A03; 72-8-6:A04; 72-6-25:812; 72-9-17:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A12 72-9-24:A06;72-10-8:A13 Farrell, Michael J. DiBona, Charles J. 73-3-11:803; 73-3-18:A10 73-6-24:802 Finch, Robert H. Donfeld, Jeffrey 70-7-5:A09; 70-8-2(1 ):C03; 70-8-9(1 ):E12; 71-6-27:808 70-8-16:C08; 70-9-6:C04; 70-9-20:E02; Downey, Arthur T. 70-10-11:813; 70-11-29:801; 71-1-10:A10 70-12-13:005; 71-3-7:C13; 71-3-21:802 Du Bridge, Lee A. Flanigan, Peter M. 69-1-21:A09 69-4-20:814; 69-4-27:A03; 69-5-11 :E02; Duncan, William L 69-5-18:A09, A10; 69-6-22:A03; 72-5-21 :A03 69-6-29:A09, A10; 69-7-6:A06, 801; Ehrlichman, John D. 69-7-13:A03, A12, A13; 69-9-14:A03, A04; 69-3-2:803; 69-3-9:A12, C03; 69-3-16:804; 69-9-28:A05, A07; 69-10-5:A06; 69-4-13:808; 69-4-27:804; 69-5-11:001; 69-10-12:A03; 69-10-19:A06; 69-11-9:A04; 69-11-30:A07; 70-2-8:A07; 70-2-22:A14;' 70-6-14:006; 70-7-12:A04; 70-7-19:E06; 70-3-1 :C05; 70-3-8:A04; 70-3-22:A10; 70-8-9(1 ):B08; 70-8-16:E08, F02; 70-3-29:A05; 70-6-7:A03, A07, C08; 70-8-23:A03, A06, A09; 70-9-6:010; 70-6-14:C03, C05; 70-7-12:004; 70-9-20:A03, C02; 70-10-11 :B03, B05; 70-8-9(2):A14; 70-9-13(1 ):B04; 70-10-18:A03; 70-10-25:A14; 70-10-11 :A03; 70-11 -8:A03; 70-11 -15:C05, 70-11-15:011; 70-11-22:814, E09; C06, E01, El 1; 70-11-22:E10; 70-11-29:A05; 70-12-20:E06; 71-2-7:A03, 70-11-29:A09; 70-12-6:801; 70-12-13:813, C04; 71 -2-21 :A11 ; 71 -3-7:C08, 006; C09, 010; 70-12-20:A10; 70-12-27:A03; 71-4-4:A03, 807; 71-4-18:A10; 71-5-2:A14, 71-1-3:A09;71-1-10:A03, 803; B08; 71-5-16:A03; 71-6-6:A10; 71-8-1:A09, 71-1-17:A10; 71-1-24:009; 71-2-7:814, A10; 71-10-24:A09; 71-12-19:A06, A07; C03, C08; 71-2-14:A03; 71-2-21 :A03, A04; 72-1-30:A13, 801 ; 72-3-26:809; 71-3-28:A03; 71-4-11:009; 71-4-18:A12, 72-6-25:810; 72-7-16:A11, 804; 814, C01; 71-4-25:A10, AI 4, 803; 72-8-6:807; 72-10-8:013; 72-10-15:A07; 71-5-9:A03, A07, A08, A09, 803; 73-2-11 :A14; 73-2-25:A03; 73-5-20:A05; 71-6-13:A10, 804; 71-6-27:811; 73-10-7:A03; 73-10-14:A03; 74-3-17:A04; 71-7-25:A08, A13, AI4; 71-8-15*03, A04; 74-5-19:A09 71-10-3:A12,A13;71-10-10:A11,A12; Franklin, Barbara H. 71-10-24:A13;71-11-14:A07; 72-1-23:806; 72-3-12:803; 72-8-6:A09; 71-11-21:A03, A06; 71-12-5:A11; 72-9-17:A09

129 Author Index

Friedersdorf, Max L. Hanzlik, Rayburn 71 -11 -21 :A04; 72-4-16:A13; 73-3-11 :A08, 72-4-9:B10 A11 ; 73-3-18:A13; 73-4-8:A10; Harlow, Bryce N. 73-4-15:A05; 73-5-6:A03; 73-5-13:A04, 69-1-21:A08; 69-1-26:B03, B08; 69-2-2:A03; 69-3-23:B01; 69-4-13:A03, B07; A05; 73-7-29:A04; 73-9-23:A05; 69-4-20:001, 002, 003, D04; 69-4-27:B07, 73-9-30:A03; 73-10-14:A06, A10; 73-12-2:A03, B12; 73-12-9:A05, A14, B05, B09; 69-5-4:A03; 69-5-18:A05, A11 ; 69-6-15:A10; 69-6-22:A09; 69-6-29:A03; B07; 74-1 -20:A11 ; 74-3-3:A03; 69-7-20:A05; 69-8-3:B12; 69-9-28:A03; 74-3-10:A05; 74-3-24:002; 74-3-31 :A07, 69-10-19:A03; 69-10-26:A03; 69-11-9:A03, A08; 74-5-12:A05 A05; 70-2-8:A10; 70-3-15:A07; Gannon, Frank 70-3-29:A03; 70-4-5:A07; 70-6-7:A11 ; 73-1-29:A04; 73-2-4:A13; 73-2-25^04, B08 70-8-9(2):A07; 73-9-9:A10; 74-2-3:A09 Garment, Leonard 70-5-10:A07; 70-11-15:B09, E13; 70-12-6:A06; Harper, Edward 70-12-13:003; 70-12-20:005; 71-4-4:B04; 70-7-12:B05; 70-12-6:610; 71-6-20:A03; 71-4-18:610; 72-1-9:B03; 72-3-12:A04; 71 -10-24:A08; 72-7-16:B01 72-7-23:009; 72-9-24:B02, B06; Hart, Thomas 72-12-10:A04; 73-3-11:A12; 73-4-15:A08; 73-2-25:804; 73-3-4:007 73-8-12:A04; 73-12-2:E03; 74-6-2:A05 Hendriks, Warren K., Jr. 73-3-25 :A05 Gergen, David 73-6-3:A13 Henley, Wallace B. 72-8-13:A10 Gibbons, Boyd Hewitt, Ashley C. 70-2-1 :B01 71-2-21:B05 Gifford, William 70-8-9(1 ):C14; 72-3-19:A11 ; 72-6-18:A08 Higby, Lawrence 73-6-3:806 Goode, Mark 71-6-27:C03;72-9-3:A09 Hodgson, James D. 70-11-29:A03;71-1-17:A03 Grassmuck, George 71-4-25:B04;71-8-1:A05 Hoopes, David C. 72-4-9:A03; 72-5-14:A07; 72-9-10:A11 ; Guthrie, John 72-10-29:A03; 72-11-12:A04, A05, A06; 74-1-27:A04 72-11-19:A03, A04, A05, A06, A07, A08, Haig, Alexander M., Jr. 71-4-25:A03; 71-5-9:B09; 71-5-23:A07; A09, AI 0, A11, AI 2; 72-12-10:A03, A07, 71 -10-17:A09; 71-11-14:B07; 72-1 -30:A14; A08, A10; 72-12-17:A03, A07; 72-3-12:B05; 72-7-23:C12; 73-8-12:A05; 73-2-18:A03; 73-9-2:A05; 73-12-9:A08 73-12-16:A13 Howard, W. Richard 72-2-4:A08; 72-7-23:001 ; 73-2-4:607; Haldeman, H. R. 73-4-15:A04; 73-11-11 :A03; 73-11-18:A05 69-1-26:B04, B06, B09, BIO, B11 ; 69-2-2:A09, A11 ; 69-3-9:A07; 69-4-6:E05; Huebner, Lee 69-5-25(2):C07; 69-11-30:A12; 69-11 -9:A07; 70-7-12:E13; 70-8-16:F08; 70-2-15:B08; 70-2-22:A10; 70-6-21:002; 70-10-4:A05; 71-1-24:605, 610, 002, E06; 71 -2-21:801 ; 71 -3-14:A06; 71 -4-18:A07; 70-7-5:C03; 70-8-2(1 ):B03; 70-9-13(1 ):C11; 70-10-4:A03; 71-4-25:A09; 71-5-2:803, C04; 71 -6-13:A11 ; 71 -7-25:A09; 71 -8-8:807; 70-11 -22:E08; 70-12-6:A08, A11 ; 71-1-17:B11;71-1-31:A11;71-2-21:A12; 71-9-26:A06; 71-10-10:A08; 72-1-30:C03; 71-3-14:A05;71-4-11:A08, 73-6-10:A12 010; 71 -4-18:A11, B04, B05; 71 -5-2:B01 ; Hughes, James D. 69-10-5:A04; 69-11-9:A06; 70-4-19:A03; 71 -5-16:A11 ; 71 -5-23:B01 ; 71 -5-30:B04; 71-4-25:809; 71-5-9:804; 71-7-25:A03; 71-6-20:A05, A07; 71-7-18:A06; 71 -10-24:A14; 71 -10-31 :A07; 71 -12-5:A05 71 -8-1 :A03; 71 -8-8:A05; 71 -8-22:A03; 71-9-12:A08; 72-1-2:A08; 72-2-20:A03; Hullin, Tod R. 70-11-15:606; 74-5-19:A03 72-6-25:808; 72-7-2:A03; 72-7-16:A03, Huntsman, Jon M. B03, B14, C01 71-5-9:608

130 Author Index

Jaffe, Jerome H. Korff, Rabbi 71-7-11:A07 74-5-5:A05 Johnson, Judy Korologos, Thomas C. 73-2-11 :A03 72-3-26:A07; 72-5-14:A06; 72-6-25:A11 ; Johnson, Mike 72-7-16:805; 72-8-6:A03; 72-9-3:A04, A06; 71-6-6:A08;71-7-18:A11 72-10-8:005; 73-5-27:A03; 73-6-3:A04; Johnson, Roger 73-7-29:A03; 73-9-16:A08; 73-9-23:A03; 71-5-30:803 73-12-9:A06; 74-1-20:A07; 74-2-3:A06, Johnson, Wallace H. A07; 74-2-24:A13; 74-3-24:A03, A04, A11 ; 73-3-11:B02 74-3-31 :A11 Jones, Jerry H. Krogh, Egil, Jr. 71 -8-8:A13; 73-9-9:A13; 73-9-16:A11 ; 70-5-3:A14; 70-5-17:005; 70-12-13:A11 ; 73-11-25:A06; 73-12-2:613; 73-12-16:A04; 70-12-20:A08; 71-5-23:A03, A09; 74-2-10:A03 71-5-30:A04; 71-6-13:809; 71-9-5:A03; Jones, T. Harding 71-9-19:A12; 71-10-10:A04; 71-10-31 :A08; 71-7-25:A12 71-12-5:A07; 71-12-19:A05; 72-1-23:A12; Karalekas, S. Steven 72-2-6:A03; 72-3-19:A05; 72-4-16:A08; 72-9-24:A03 72-4-30:A09; 72-7-23:A03; 72-9-3:A05, Kehrli, Bruce A. A07; 72-10-15:A03 73-11-18:A06 Laird, Melvin R. Kennedy, Richard T. 73-9-16 :A07 72-2-6:A06 Larney, George E. Keogh, James 74-5-5:A04 69-4-13:A12; 69-7-6:A07; 69-8-3:A03; Lawson, Richard L. 69-11 -2:A05; 69-11-16:A04; 70-2-15:A07; 74-5-12:A03 70-4-12:A05; 70-5-17:A03; 70-6-21:001; Loeffke, Bernard 70-8-16:F04; 70-9-20:012; 70-11-22:014 73-3-4: F08 Khachigian, Kenneth Loen, Vernon C. 73-5-20 :A06 73-12-2:010; 74-5-5:A03 Kilberg, Bobbie Green Love, John A. 71-4-4:A11 73-9-16:A04 Kingsley, Dan McCraken, Paul W. 71-5-9:A06; 71-6-27:001; 71-8-8:A06; 69-1-26:812; 69-2-9:811; 69-2-16:813; 71-10-31 :A05 69-3-16:801; 69-4-6:E04; 69-7-6:802; Kissinger, Henry A. 70-11-22:E13; 71-2-7:A04; 71-5-2:A09; 69-3-23:A04; 69-4-27:A04; 70-6-7:801 ; 71-5-9:807; 71-6-13:A04; 71-12-5:A03 70-7-5:013; 70-7-12:F04; 70-7-19:A03; MacGregor, Clark 70-8-2(1 ):E08; 70-9-6:807; 70-11-15:E12; 71-1-17:809; 71-1-24:A06, A08; 71-2-7:005; 70-11-29:606; 70-12-6:A03; 71-1-3:A13; 71-2-21:808; 71-3-21:803, B04; 73-3-25:801 71 -4-11 :D06; 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -10-17:A12; Klein, Herbert G. 71-10-24:A03; 72-1-23:A06, A07; 69-9-14:A05; 69-12-14:A03; 70-5-17:004; 72-3-5:A14, 807; 72-3-26:808; 72-5-7:A03; 70-8-9(2):C03, C07; 70-9-13(1 ):E03, El2; 72-5-14:A11; 72-6-25:809 70-11 -1 :A08; 70-12-13:012; 71 -4-4:803; McDonald, John 71 -5-2:C06; 71 -5-16:A05; 71 -5-30:805; 72-7-30:A07; 72-9-10:A07 71-6-6:A13; 71-6-13:802, 803; McLaughlin, John 71 -8-8:809; 71-11 -7:A03; 72-4-2:A04; 72-4-9:A05 72-6-18:A11; 72-7-30:801; 72-10-8:A12 Magruder, Jeb S. Knauer, Virginia H. 70-6-21 :A12; 71 -2-7:A13,810; 71 -3-7:007 71-9-19:A05 Magruder, William M. Koch, Noel 71-9-19:803 71-1-24:E02;71-2-14:A07, All; 71-6-13:810; Malek, Frederic V. 71-9-26:A03; 72-12-10:A09; 73-2-25:A07 71 -3-7:A03; 71 -4-18:802; 71 -4-25:811 ; 71-5-2:A12; 71-5-23:A06, A10; 7-6-31 :A03;

131 Author Index

Malek, Frederic V. cont. Perry, Charles R. 71 -7-25:A11 ; 71 -9-19:A03; 71 -10-31 :A04; 71-7-4:A03 72-4-9:A09; 72-6-18:B09; 72-11-12:A03; Petersmeyer, C. Gregg 73-3-4:009; 73-11 -18:A03; 73-11 -25:A13; 70-8-16:E14; 73-2-18:B04; 73-2-25:B07; 74-2-3:A03 73-3-4:B01 ; 73-3-11 :B05 Mardian, Robert C. Peterson, Peter G. 70-8-9(1 ):F02 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -7-11 :A03; 71 -12-5:A10 Mead, Dana G. Powell, Pam 71-1-10:B04; 71-4-4:A07; 73-7-8:C06 73-8-5:A06 Moore, Powell A. Price, John R. 73-12-9:A03; 74-2-24:A03; 74-3-10:A06 69-1 -21 :A05; 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-2-16:A03; Moore, Richard A. 69-4-6:A03; 69-5-11 :A09; 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 71-4-18:A13, B01; 71-5-2:B04; 71-8-1 :A08; 69-6-8:A08; 69-7-13:A07; 69-10-19:A07, 71 -11 -14:B09; 71 -11 -28:A04; 72-1 -30:B04, A09; 70-2-1 :A11; 70-5-17:A12; 70-7-19:G01; B06; 72-12-3:A05; 73-2-4:A11 ; 73-2-18:B01 70-8-9(2):D07; 71-4-18:607 Morgan, Edward L. Price, Raymond K., Jr. 70-4-19:A04; 70-5-3:A03; 70-9-20:A04; 69-8-24:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):F12; 70-8-23:A11; 70-11-15:A14;70-12-20:A06, D14; 70-12-20:A12; 71 -2-21 :A07; 71 -3-21 :B06; 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:A03; 72-10-8:B10 71 -4-11 :C03; 71 -11 -7:A05; 72-6-25:B06; Mosbacher, Emil, Jr. 72-7-23:A10; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-6-3:B04 70-9-6:C13 Rabb, Bruce Moynihan, Daniel P. 69-6-1 :A03 69-2-16:C04; 69-4-20:A03; 70-2-8:A04; Raoul-Duval, Michael 70-4-5:A10; 70-4-19:A11;70-9-6:A14; 73-8-12:A03; 74-2-3:B01 ; 74-2-10:A06; 70-9-13(2):A07; 70-11-15:C07 74-8-12:A03 Nachmanoff, Arnold Rhatican, William F. 71-1-31:A03 72-7-30:A04; 72-8-13:A06; 72-9-10:A04, B03; Nidecker, John E. 72-9-17:A03, B01, B10; 72-10-29:609 70-1 -11 :A03; 70-9-6:013; 70-9-20:B11 ; Rodgers, Donald F. 70-11 -29:A10, A14, B04; 70-12-13:A13, 72-9-24:A09, B01; 72-10-8:010; 73-1-1:A07; B01, B02, B05, B06; 70-12-20:A04; 73-9-23:A11 71 -1 -10:B01 ; 71 -1 -24:A03; 71-1-31 ^05, Rose, Jonathan C. A07; 71-2-7:A12; 71-5-2:A13; 71-5-30:A03; 71-5-16:A13 71 -6-13:B11 ; 71 -10-24:A12; 71 -12-5^06, Rouse, Andrew M. A09;72-2-6:A05; 72-3-12:A11 ¡72-4-30 :A08; 70-11-15:E07;71-5-9:A13 72-8-6:A10; 72-9-3:A10, A11 ; 72-9-10:A03, Rumsfeld, Donald A06, B02; 72-9-17:A04, A07, A08, B02, B03, 70-9-6:E02; 71 -2-21 :A06, A13; 71 -11 -14:A04; B05, B06, B08, B09 72-1-9:A04; 72-3-19:A07; 72-6-18:B06; Nofziger, Lyn C. 72-6-25:B03; 72-8-6:A13; 72-9-24:C08; 69-10-19:A05; 70-5-24:A05 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03 Obst, Harry Satire, William L. 69-3-30:A03 69-1 -21 :A12; 69-3-2:B11 ; 69-5-11 :D02; Pagnotta, Frank R. 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-9-14:A06; 71-3-28:A04 69-10-12:C03; 69-11-9:605; 70-4-26:A05; Parker, David N. 70-9-20:C04; 70-12-20:C14, 013; 71-2-7:A11 ; 73-4-29:A03; 73-5-6:A04; 71 -1 -24:001 ; 71 -1 -31 :A06; 71 -2-7:608; 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:B05; 71 -2-21:804; 71 -3-7:007; 71 -3-21 :A12; 73-7-22:A05; 73-9-2:A03; 73-9-30:A06; 71-6-13:A09;71-6-27:A07;71-12-12:A03; 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; 73-12-2:A06; 72-3-12:A03 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-17:A03, A08, A09; Sawhill, John C. 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:C04; 74-5-26:A03; 73-12-9:608 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08; 74-8-4:A03 Scali, John Patterson, Bradley H., Jr. 71-4-18:812; 72-3-19:A03; 72-3-26:602, B04; 73-9-9:B01;74-1-20:A06 72-4-30:A03, A04

132 Author Index Scott, Stanley S. Strachan, Gordon 71-10-17:A08;72-8-6:A11 72-4-2:A05 Scowcroft, Brent Stuart, Constance 72-3-5:B11 ; 72-4-2:A03; 72-5-14:A03; 70-7-5*12, E10; 70-7-19:E10; 70-8-2(1 ):B04; 72-6-25:A03; 72-7-16:A06; 73-2-4:A10 70-8-9(1 ):B11; 70-9-6:A04; 70-9-13(1 ):A03; Sears, John 70-9-13(2):A09; 70-9-20:C09 69-3-2:B02; 69-3-23:A03 Taylor, David P. Seevers, Gary L. 70-6-21 :A11 74-4-21 :A03 Timmons, William E. Shepard, Geoffrey 70-7-5:A03;70-7-5:B11,C05,C14;70-7-12:A14, 71-6-6:A12; 71-6-20:A10; 72-10-22:A03; B12; 70-7-19:E05; 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 73-3-11 :A03, AI 0; 73-3-18:A09; 73-8-5:A03; 70-8-2(2):A03; 70-8-9(1 ):A12, 013, F05; 73-9-9:A04; 73-11 -25:A03; 74-2-24:A09 70-8-9(2):B03; 70-8-16:E05, E09; Shultz, George P. 70-8-30:B02; 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-13(1):F10; 70-7-5:E02; 70-7-12:B14; 70-8-2(1 ):E07; 70-9-20:B01, B13, D03; 70-10-11 :B01 ; 70-8-9(2):D02; 70-8-16:C05; 70-10-4:A04; 70-11-1 :B08; 70-11-15:A03,A11,B10,'B13, 70-11-1:A09; 70-11-15:E10, F01; C12, CI 4,D01; 70-11-22:E01; 70-12-6:B07! 70-12-6:806; 70-12-13:004; 71-1-3*03; 70-12-13:A03, B03, B07, 001, 011; 71-2-7:A14; 71-2-14:A08, A13; 71-3-7:002; 70-12-20:002; 70-12-27*06, A12, BOI; 71 -3-21 :B01 ; 71 -4-11 :E01 ; 71 -4-25:A11 ; 71 -1-17:B06; 71 -1 -24*10, B01, B06, B11 ; 71 -5-2:A11 ; 71 -6-6:A06; 71 -6-27:A03, AOS, 71-5-2:B07;71-11-14:B04;72-1-30:B05; BIOÎ^-ISÎSÎ-^SÔIÎ-S-S^lo', 72-4-16*05; 72-7-23:003; 72-7-30*13; AI2; 71-9-5:A05; 71-9-12*03, B12, B14; 72-8-6*06;72-9-17*05, A13; 72-10-8*10; 71-10-17:A07; 71 -10-31 :A03; 71-11-14:Al' 4; 72-11 -26*03; 73-1 -1 :A03, A05, A06, A08; 71 -11-21 :A05, A08; 71 -11 -28:A06; 73-3-18*06; 73-3-25:B04; 74-5-19*07 71-12-5:A12; 71-12-19:A03; 72-1-23:A03, Tkach, Walter R. A14; 72-1-30:B11; 72-3-5:B04, B05, B09;' 73-7-1*05 72-3-26:B10, B13; 72-4-16:A04; Todd, T. Stephen 72-7-23:010; 73-2-4:B04; 73-4-15:A06; 73-12-16*06 73-4-29:A05, A06; 73-6-10:A03, A04; Trent, Darrell 73-7-22:A04 70-7-12:C01;72-7-23:C10 Shumway, DeVan L. Veneman, John 71-2-7:B07; 71-4-18:A05; 71-5-16:A04; 70-8-30*10 71-9-26:A14 Walker, Ronald Simon, William E. 72-11-5*03 73-12-16:A12 Ward, C. D. Sloan, Hugh W., Jr. 72-7-16*12; 72-7-23:C04 70-8-16:F03; 70-9-13(2):A08 Warren, Gerald L Smoak, Marion H. 72-10-8:011; 74-2-10*05 71-1-10:A04 Webber, Frederick L St. Clair, James D. 73-9-9*03; 74-2-3*08; 74-3-31 :A12 73-12-23:A03;74-6-2:A03 Weber, Arnold R. Stein, Benjamin 70-7-5*08; 71-2-21:B03; 71-8-29*03; 74-2-17:B10; 74-3-10:B02; 74-4-21 :A08 71-9-5*12 Stein, Herbert Weinberger, Caspar W. 70-9-13(1):B11;71-5-16:A14;71-10-3:A03; 71-10-24*06; 72-1-2*03; 72-6-18*03; 72-1-23:A13; 72-3-19:A09; 72-6-18:A06; 72-6-25*07 72-9-3:A03; 72-10-8:A03; 72-12-3:A08; Whitaker, John C. 73-1-29:A03; 73-2-25:B02; 73-3-4:F12; 69-1-21*03; 69-4-20:C13, 006; 69-5-18*06; 73-4-15:A07; 73-7-22:A03; 73-11-4:B02; 69-8-24:C10; 69-8-31 :A03; 69-9-21 :A05, 73-12-2:011; 73-12-9:B01; 74-1-20:A04; A06; 69-9-28*06; 69-10-12:C14; 74-1 -27:A03; 74-2-17:B08; 74-2-24:601 ; 69-11-16*03; 70-2-1 :A06, A10; ' 74-3-10:A03; 74-6-23:A03; 74-7-7:A03; ' 70-2-8*03; 70-2-22*03; 70-3-8*03; 74-7-14:A03 70-4-5*09, A11 ; 70-5-24*06; 70-6-7:B10;

133 Author Index

Whitaker, John C. cont. Woods, Rose Mary 70-7-12:A03; 70-7-19:013; 70-8-9(1 ):A11; 69-10-5:A05; 70-6-14:B12; 71 -1 -10:A11 ; 71-4-4:B06; 71-5-2:A08; 71-7-4:A04; 70-10-11 :E06; 70-10-25:A13; 70-11 -1 :B06; 71 -12-5:A04; 72-1 -2:B01 ;72-3-26:B07; 70-12-20:E03; 71-2-7:813; 71-2-21:607; 72-7-30:A09; 72-8-13:A07; 73-5-20:A03; 71 -2-28:A03; 71 -3-21 :A05, A13; 71 -4-18:B03; 71 -4-25:B01 ; 71 -5-16:A07; 74-3-24:813 71 -5-23:A11 ; 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 71 -10-24:A10, Wright, Marshall 71-6-6:A03;71-6-13:A14 A11 ; 71 -11 -7:A14, B02; 72-1 -9:A07; 72-3-5:B01 ; 72-3-26:A03; 72-6-18:B08; Young, David R. 72-9-10:B01; 72-10-8:A09; 72-10-29:802 72-7-30:A10 Ziegler, Ronald L. White, Margita 70-9-20:014; 70-11 -1 :A07; 71 -5-30:806; 72-3-12:806 72-1-9:602; 72-1-30:C07; 72-3-26:A08; Whitman, Marina von Neuman 72-4-2:A06; 72-4-9:A10; 72-4-16:A03, AI 4; 73-3-11:A14 72-6-25:607; 72-7-16:A04; 72-8-27:A03; Wilkinson, Charles 72-11 -5:A04, A05; 73-2-18:803; 69-2-9:C01 ; 69-4-27:B10; 69-9-21 :A03; 73-2-25:A06; 73-3-4:F11 ; 73-3-11:804; 69-11 -2:A03; 69-11 -23:A03; 70-1 -18:A03; 73-3-18:A03; 73-3-25:803; 73-4-8:A09; 70-3-8:A07 73-4-22:A03; 73-6-3:A03; 73-6-17:803; Wimer, David J. 73-8-19:A03; 73-9-23:A10; 74-3-24:003 73-3-18:A08 Winchester, Lucy 73-4-22:806

134 PARTICIPANTS INDEX

See page xvii through xx for an explanation of this index, its contents, and its arrangement.

Abbey, Sanford Adams, Lawrence E., and Mrs. 72-11-5:A03 73-12-16:A06 Abel, I. W. Adams, Suzie 70-8-2(2):A11;71-9-5:A05 73-12-16:A06 Abernathy, Ralph Adams Memorial Society 69-5-11:A09 70-11-1:A05 Abernathy, Thomas Addou, Abdullah! Ahmed 74-4-21 :A05 70-6-7:811 Ablard, Charles Adkins, Roger 71-1-17:806 71-4-4:A07 Abies, Robert Advertising Council 70-10-18:A06 70-6-14:014 Abrahams, Albert Advisory Council of the Cabinet Committee on 70-9-6:E02; 72-6-25:B03 Opportunity for the Spanish-Speaking Abshire, David 71-8-1:A05, A08 71-1-17:606; 73-1-1:A06 AFL-CIO Academicians, U.S. Executive Council 73-2-18:A03 69-4-6:E10 presidents 70-9-6:A04 Acheson, Dean Agajanian, J. C. 71-9-26:A06 71-9-19:A14 Acker, Marge Agnew, Spiro T. 72-1-30:A06 69-3-2:611 ; 69-5-11 :D02; 69-9-21 :A07; Ackerman, Lennls C. 70-1-25:A05; 70-2-15:A03; 70-5-10:A04; 70-10-18:A06 70-6-21 :C14; 70-7-5:613; 70-8-2(1 ):B03'; Aeree, Michael 70-8-9(1 ):C08;70-9-20:C04; 70-11-15:613; 73-3-11:A10 70-12-6:A05; 71-5-16:A08; 72-1-9:A10; Aeree, Vernon 72-3-5:A08; 72-7-16:A12, B01, B05, C01; 72-7-23:A03 72-9-10:A07; 72-11-12:A04; 73-3-4:A03; Acuff, Roy 73-4-29:A05; 73-5-20:A06 74-3-10:602 Agnew, Mrs. Spiro T. Adalr, E. Ross 73-5-20 :A06 69-6-29:A03; 70-7-5:C05; 70-8-9(2):B03; Agricultural editors 70-9-6:C14;71-6-13:A14 71-4-18:A07 Adair, Mrs. E. Ross Ahalt, J. Dawson 71-6-13:A14 72-6-25:803 Adamowicz, Tony Ahearn, John 71-9-19:A14 70-6-7:C06 Adams, Alf Ahlgren, Henry 72-10-8:A13 71-4-4:A07 Adams, John Qulncy Aiken, George D. decendants 71-2-21:811 69-3-2:A13; 69-10-26:A03; 70-3-15:A07; Adams, Lane W., and Mrs. 70-8-16:C09; 70-9-6:C14; 71-5-16:A08 73-4-8:A05

135 Participants Index

Ailes, Stephen Allies, Steven 71-1-24:012; 71-7-25:B01 71-6-6:A10 Air Force Association Allin, Lyndon K. "Mort" 70-8-9(2):A09; 72-7-23:A08; 73-4-29:A03 70-4-26:A09 Air Force singing group Allin, Mary Ann 71-2-14:A06 72-7-23:A07 Alabama State Advisory Committee on Public Allott, Gordon L. 70-7-12:812; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-9-6:014; Education 70-9-20:601 ; 70-10-11 :D05; 70-11 -15:613; 70-8-9 (2):D02; 70-8-16:C14 70-12-13:607; 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -12-5:A06; Albert, Carl 69-4-27:607; 69-10-19:A03; 70-7-5:C05, D03; 72-3-26:A07; 72-7-16:B05 70-9-20:003; 71 -1 -17:B09; 71 -1 -31 :A07; Allott, Mrs. Gordon L. 71-3-21 :B04; 71-6-6:A08; 72-3-5:807; 70-12-13:807 72-4-16:A05; 72-7-23:D04; 73-1-1 :A03 All-Philadelphia Boys Choir Alexander, Bern ice V. 70-9-13(1 ):A03 73-4-29:A07 Allums, Betsy Alexander, Donald 73-1-1:A05 74-1 -20:A03 Allums, William Alexander, John 73-1-1:A05 70-9-20:C07 Alsop, Joseph Alexander, Lamar 72-6-11 :A09 70-8-9(2):A07 Alsop, Stewart Alexander, Lee 70-11-1 :A07, A08 72-7-23:C04, C07 Altman, Ralph Alexander, T. M. 70-8-9(1 ):A03 69-3-2:A06 Altman, Stuart 70-2-15:810; 73-12-9:A12 Alexander, Willis W. 70-7-19:F09 Ambrose, Myles J. 70-10-11:613; 71-12-5:A07; 72-1-23:A12; Alfultis, Richard 72-6-25:B03 72-4-2:A06; 72-7-23:A03 American Agricultural Editors' Association Alger, Mark 71-4-4:A07 74-3-24:A12 American Association of Retired Persons Alia, Queen (of Jordan) 73-2-4:A13 71-3-7:013 Alioto, Joseph American Association of Retired Persons, 72-7-23:C04, C07 Legislative Council Allberry, Debbie 71 -3-7:009 American Bar Association, Young Lawyers 70-9-20:B11 Allen, George Section 71-1-24:610 70-8-9(2):A14 American Booksellers Association Allen, J. Calhoun 73-12-9:605 70-2-8:A04 American Cancer Society Allen, James B. representatives 70-4-12:A03 73-6-3:A04 American Hellenic Educational Progressive Allen, James E., Jr. 70-5-17:612,002 Association 71-6-27:806; 74-3-24:A05 Allen, Larry American Historical and Cultural Society, Inc. 72-6-25:612 officers and directors 72-4-9:A03 Allen, Louis 70-11-22:003 American Hospital Association 72-1-2:A05;74-2-3:A04 Allen, Richard American Legion's Auxiliary Girl's Nation family 69-10-12:013 71-8-1:A13, 601 general 69-3-2:A06

136 Participants Index

American National Cattlemen's Association Appropriations Committee 69-3-16:602; 70-1-25:A04 Republican members 71-7-25:A09 American Newspaper Publishers Association Archer, William 70-6-14:A03 74-3-24:002 American Ordnance Association Areeda, Phillip 70-4-26:A09 69-10-12:A03 American Security Council Arends, Leslie P. 70-4-26:A09 69-3-23:601 ; 69-4-27:601 ; 69-6-29:A03; American Society of Association Executives 70-7-5:C05, D03; 70-8-2(1 ):D 14; 70-4-26:A07 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:801, American Veterans of World War II, Korea- D03; 70-10-11 :D05; 70-11-15:813; Vietnam 70-12-13:607, 011:71-5-2:601; 70-4-26:A03 71-5-16:A08; 71-10-31 :A12; 72-3-26:A06; Amundsen, Richard 72-7-16:805; 72-9-17:A13, 805; 70-7-5:E01 72-10-1 :A03 Anders, William Arends, Mrs. Leslie P. 71-3-7:C07 70-12-13:607 Anderson, Clinton P. Arkansas Advisory Committee on Public 69-5-18:A03; 70-8-2(2):A03 Education Anderson, George A. 70-8-9(2):D02; 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 70-7-19:E01 Arkus, M. Frederick Anderson, Gerard A. 71-1-31 :A07; 72-1-30:613 70-7-19:E01 Armstrong, Anne Anderson, John B. 71-4-18:605; 72-12-10:A10; 73-8-5:A04, A06; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:601; 73-12-9:A04, A05; 73-12-16:A11; 70-11 -22:D03; 70-12-13:607; 71 -4-11 :C03; 74-1-20:A10; 74-2-3:A09; 74-3-24:A06 71-7-18:A11; 72-5-7:A03; 72-7-16:605; Army singing group 72-10-1 :A03 71-2-14:A06 Anderson, Mrs. John B. Arroyo, Nicholas 70-12-13:607 73-12-2:613 Anderson, Martin Asciolla, Paul 70-2-15:810; 71-7-25:A14 71-1-17:A11,804 Anderson, Robert O. Ash, Roy L. 72-1-9:603 69-2-2:A12; 70-8-23:A06; 70-11-15:E01, E07; Anderson, Stanton D. 72-9-3:A03; 72-11-12:A03; 73-2-25:602; 72-6-18:609 73-3-4:009; 73-3-11 :A04; 73-3-25:A05, ' Andrews, John K., Jr. 604; 73-4-15:A07; 73-4-29:A05; 72-7-23:A10 73-11-25:A13; 73-12-2:A05, 011; family 73-12-9:A08 73-12-9:A11,A12, 801; 73-12-16:A13; Angelo, Bonnie 74-1-20:A04; 74-2-17:808; 74-2-24:601; 70-11-8:A06 74-3-10:A03; 74-3-31 :A09; 74-4-21 :A03; Angier, Frank 74-6-23:A03; 74-7-7:A03; 74-7-14:A03 70-9-6:609 Ashbrook, John M. Anne, Princess 69-3-23:601 70-7-12:C07 Ashe, Arthur, Jr. Annenberg, Walter H. 69-11-23:A03 70-7-12:C07, E13; 72-5-7:A04 Ashley, Thomas Annenberg, Mrs. Walter H. 71-6-6:A08 70-7-12:C07, El 3 Askew, Reubin Antwerp, Mrs. Lee D. 73-9-16:A04 70-12-13:A05 Askins, Norman Apalucci, Joseph F. 70-11-22:003 73-5-27:A03 Aspinall, Wayne N. Appalachian Regional Commission 69-11-16:A03 70-7-12:605

137 Participants Index

Associated Milk Producers, Inc. Bailey, Jack R. 70-9-6:C01 ; 71 -3-21 :A05, A09 70-8-16:813 Association of American Universities Bailey, Mildred C. 70-4-19:A04; 70-5-3:A03 71-12-5:A05 Association of the United States Army Bailey, Nathan 70-4-26:A09 71-5-9:804 Astronauts, Apollo 17 Bailey, Pearl 73-2-25:B05, B08 70-11-15:806, 809; 72-1-30:813 Athletes, professional Baisinger, Grace 72-1-30:C04 73-9-30:C01 Atkins, Ollie Baker, Charles D. 72-10-22:A06 70-10-11:005 Atkinson, Gary Baker, Cissy 72-7-23:006 73-6-10:A12 Attorneys, United States Baker, Don 72-2-6:A03 70-11-8:A06 Attwood, William Baker, George P. 70-5-17:812 70-8-23:A06; 70-11-15:E01, E07 Atwell, Adalr Baker, Howard H., Jr. 69-4-13:A03; 70-5-24:A05; 70-8-16:010, E05; 73-2-25:605 70-9-20:A11,811; 70-11-1:808; Au, Ronald G. S. 71-4-11:C03;71-4-25:A05; 71-9-19:A04 72-2-13:A03; 72-9-3:A09, A10; Austin, William 72-10-8:810; 73-6-10:A12; 73-9-30:C01 Avadanian, Berge 73-8-12:A03; 74-8-12:A03 73-12-9:A03; 74-2-24:A03 Baker, Howard R. Aycock, Clarence C. 73-3-11 :A04 70-8-9(2):B05 Baker, Lamar 70-8-16:010; 71-4-25:A05 Ayres, Tamara 70-9-20:611 Baker, Mrs. Lamar Ayres, William 70-8-16:010 70-9-20:811 Baker, Steve Ayres, William H. 71-3-21:802 73-2-18:806 Bakke, Dennis W. Babbidge, Homer 73-9-16:A04; 73-12-9:A11 70-6-21 :A03 Bakke, Karl Babcock, Chester 73-11 -25:A06 70-5-17:812 Bakshlan, Aram 72-7-23:A10;73-12-2:A06 Babcock, Timothy 69-3-16:A05 Baljet, Peter Bachman, Kathy A. 73-9-16:A04 72-2-6:A07 Ball, A. C. Bachus, Rev. C. L. 71-4-25:A07 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 Ball, Robert B., Sr. Bacon, Sylvia 72-8-6:A04 70-8-16:813 Ball, Robert M. Badskey, Lorin J. 72-9-24:008 73-4-15 :A05 Balsdon, Kathleen daughters 73-11-18:A05 Bagge, Carl 71-1-24:011 Balzano, Michael 72-6-11 :A03; 73-7-22:A05; 73-9-30:A04; Bailey, Consuelo N. 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-17:A09 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Bailey, Eula E. Bambaccini, Louis J. 73-4-29:A07 70-10-11:005

138 Participants Index Bandaries, Madro Battaglia, Charles 73-12-9 :B05 70-9-6:B11 Banuelos, Mrs. Romana Batten, William M. 72-10-22:A08 71-1-24:C08; 71-9-12:A03; 71-11-28:A04, A06 Baptist World Alliance Bauer, Louis A. Executives 70-11-22:613 73-2-18:B06 Barabba, Vincent Bauer, Ray 73-11-25:A06 70-4-19:A11 Barba, Louis Baumberger, Walter H. 70-1 -18:A09; 70-7-19:F09 70-4-19:A03 Barber, Alden Bays, Karl D. 72-1 -30:B02, B04 72-1-9:A04 Barela, Tillie Beall, J. Glenn, Jr. 72-6-25:812 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 70-9-13(1 ):A12; 70-10-11:F05; Barger, Floyd 70-11-15:A03; 72-9-17:606, B08; 70-8-16:D11 73-9-30:A04 Barker, Robert W. Bechtel, Stephen D., Jr. 72-4-9:A03 70-10-18:A03;71-9-12:A03 Barnette, Frank Becker, Arthur 71-6-6:A10 70-10-18:A06 Barnum, John W. Beckes, Isaac 71-5-9:A06 72-9-10:A05 Baroni, Geno Beckley, Anna 70-8-16:A03 71-4-4:805 Baroody, William J., Jr. Beckwith, Kenneth 71 -1 -24:C08; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-3-18:A04; 74-2-17:605 73-4-29:A03; 73-5-20:A04; 73-9-2:B13; Bedell, Catherine May 73-10-14:A11; 73-11-4:A03; 74-1-20:AÍ3; 71-5-23:A06 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-17:A09; 74-6-16:A03; ' Bedford, Bruce, and Mrs. 74-7-7:A08 73-3-18:A10 Barrett, William A. Beggs, James M. 70-7-19:F09; 70-10-11:005 70-10-11:005 Barrie, Steven Beirne, Joseph A. 73-4-8:A05 70-8-2(2):A11; 71-9-5:A05; 71-9-12:801 Barry, Donald Belardino, Mario 73-12-9:B06 72-9-24:A06 Bartels, John Belcher, Margaret L. 73-9-9:A04 69-3-2:A06 Bartlett, Dewey F. Belcher, Page 70-5-10:A04; 70-9-13(1 ):A12 69-6-29:A03; 71-6-6:A08; 71-10-3:A10; Bartlett, Linda 72-1-23:A07 73-8-5:A06 BeLieu, Kenneth E. Bartlett, Wes 69-4-20:004; 69-4-27:801 ; 69-5-18:A10; 72-3-12:A10 69-7-20:A05; 69-9-28:A05; 70-8-16:C09, Barton, John • E09; 70-9-20:801; 70-11-15:813; 70-11-8:A06 70-12-13:807; 71-1-17:806; 71-1-24:A10 Bash, Sherwin 801,806 72-7-30:A05 Belindo, John Baskin, Thomas 69-3-2:A06 70-7-5:E01 Bell, George T. Bassett, Robert 70-8-2(1 ):F06; 70-8-16:813; 70-9-13(1 ):A14; 71-9-12:A03 70-10-11:013; 70-1 ï-22m3;70^2^3:Ào5- Batson, Fred, Sr. 71-1-17:A11;71-2-7:A05 70-11-22:003 Bell, Mrs. George T. 70-9-13(1 ):A14

139 Participants Index

Bell, Thomas Bernadin, Joseph 73-12-9:B06 70-8-16:A03 Bellinger, Cecelia Bernai, Paul 71-2-21-.AO?; 72-6-25:806 70-7-5:813 Bellizzi, John Bernheim, Jacob L. 70-12-13:A05, A11 70-10-18:A06 Bellmon, Henry Bernstein, George 70-5-24:A05; 70-8-16:E05; 70-9-20:A11 ; 73-12-9:A12 71-5-16:A07;73-12-9:A05;74-3-24:A11 Bernstein, Lester Bellmon, Mrs. Henry 71-5-16:A05 74-3-24:A11 Bernstein, Phillip Bemiss, Fitzgerald 69-11-23:A03 72-8-6:A04 Berry, Brian Bendel, Mrs. Henri 70-4-19:A11 71-1-10:A05 Berry, Loren M. Benezech, Patrick J. 74-3-24:813 72-8-6:A03 Best, Robert Bennett, Charles 71-7-18:A11 72-9-17:805 Betts, Jackson Bennett, Robert F. 71-6-6:A08 70-10-11:005 Beveridge, George Bennett, Thomas 70-7-19:007 70-9-20:811 Beverly, Marshall J. Bennett, Wallace F. 69-4-20:003 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-2(1 ):B01 ; 70-8-30:A10, Bevill, Thomas 802; 70-10-11 :D05; 70-12-27:A07; 71-9-26:801 71 -1 -24:801 ; 71 -7-18:A11 ; 71 -10-3:A10; Biaggini, Benjamin 71 -10-24:A03; 72-6-25:A11 ; 72-10-8:D05; 71-3-28:A04, A06; 71-6-6:A10 73-7-8:803; 73-9-23:A03; 74-5-19:A07; Bible, Alan 70-8-2(1 ):B01; 73-12-9:A05 74-5-19:A09 Benson, Ezra Taft Bicyclists 70-7-19:G11 71-8-8:A03 Benson,Fred Biemiller, Andrew 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-9(1 ):A03 74-1-27:A04 Bentley, Helen D. Bierwagen, Walter J. 70-10-18:A06; 71 -8-8:809; 72-6-25:810; 70-10-11:005 72-9-17:A09 Biester, Edward G., Jr. Bentsen, Lloyd M., Jr. 69-6-15:A09 70-11-15:A11 Bipartisan leadership Berger, Oscar 69-3-9:804 Bisengimana, Barthélémy 73-4-8:A09 Bergeson, Lloyd 70-8-2(1 ):A08 70-10-18:A06 Bishop, Neil Bergsten, C. Fred 70-8-9(2):A11 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-10-12:C03; 70-2-1 :A06; Black, Delbert 70-9-13(1):C04;71-4-4:A13 69-11-9:A06 Bergtholdt, Harry Black, George 71-4-4:805 71-2-14:A11 Black administrators Berlin, Irving 73-5-20:A06 72-11 -26:A06 Blackburn, Benjamin Berman, Marcie 70-10-4:A05;71-6-6:A08 71-1-24:006 Blackburn, Mrs. Benjamin Berman, Ronald S. 72-3-12:A04 70-10-4:A05

140 Participants Index Black college presidents Bodman, Richard S. 70-5-17:C02 71-5-9:A06 Blackmun, Harry Boese, Jean 70-9-20:A09 70-8-9(2):B05 Blackwell, Robert J. Bogan, Eugene 72-6-25:810; 73-11-25:A06 70-9-20:C07 Blaine, Margaret Bogdan, Corneliu, and Mrs. 71-1-24:006 70-10-25:A03 Blair, C. Stanley Bogert, Mrs. H. L 70-9-20:010 70-11-15:A14 Blskey, Robert Boggs, Corinne 73-8-5:A03 family 73-3-25:A03 Bland, Richard E. Boggs, Hale 73-7-8:C06 70-7-5:C05; 70-8-9(2):e05; 70-9-20:611 ; Blase, A. J. "Bob" 71 -1 -17:609; 71 -3-21 :B04; 71 -5-16:Áo8; 71-5-2:A13 71 -6-6:A08; 71 -7-18:A11 ; 72-3-5:607; Blatchford, Joseph H. 72-7-23:004 71-3-21:601 Boggs, Mrs. Hale Blatnick, John 70-8-9(2):B05 74-5-19:A03 Boggs, J. Caleb Bleiberg, Robert M. 69-10-26:A03 71-5-16:A05 Boggs, Lilburn E. Bliss, Ray 70-6-14-E12 72-5-14:A07 Boggs, Patrick Bloom, Shelly 69-10-5:A03 70-11-1:A09 Bogomolny, E. Blount, Houston, and Mrs. 70-10-25:603 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Bohlen, Burl Blount, Joseph 70-9-6:611 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Boland, Edward P. Blount, Kay 70-10-11:005; 73-5-6:A03 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Bolding, James Blount, Winton M. 70-9-20:A06 69-4-20:C13; 69-9-21 :A06; 70-6-21 :C14; Boldt, George H. 70-8-2(1 ):C12, C14; 70-8-2(2):A11; ' 71-11-14:A04, A05; 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03 70-8-9(2):B05;71-4-25:A11 Bolger, Ray Bluhdorn, Charles 71-9-26:A03 71-6-13:604 Boiling, Landrum Blum, James 71-5-9:609 71-4-4:A07 Bonadlo, Frank Blumberg, David 70-7-19:F09 74-6-2:A05 Booker, Simeon Blumenthal, Richard 71-2-7:A05 69-4-6:A03;70-4-5:A10 Bookert, Charles Blunt, William 70-8-2(1 ):C03 71-4-4:A07;73-11-25:A06 Boorstin, Daniel Bobbitt, Charles 70-11-22:003 72-10-8:609 Booth, Archibald N. Bo-Boliko, Andre, and Mrs. 69-3-9:A12; 69-11 -23:A03; 70-11 -22:001 ; 70-8-2(1 ):A08 72-4-9:A03 Bobst, Elmer Booth, L. V. 70-10-25:A14; 71-4-25:603 72-10-1:A13 Bodine, Leo Borch, Fred 71-1-24:C08 70-10-18:A03

141 Participants Index

Bork, Robert H. Bradshaw, Booker T. 73-12-9:A11 70-7-12:809 Borlaug, Norman Bradshaw, David 71-5-2:803, C04 70-5-3:A11 Borman, Frank Brady, Raymond J. 69-11-30:A12; 70-8-2(1 ):G08 71-5-16:A05 Boteler, Charles M., Jr. Braman, James D. 70-4-19:A11; 70-9-13(1 ):A14, 804 74-5-12:A04 Bow, Frank Braman, Mrs. James D. 69-5-4:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 71-1-24:806; 70-9-13(1 ):B04 71-5-16:A08; 71-6-6:A08; 72-10-1 :A03 Bramucci, Raymond L. Bowen, David R. 72-6-25:A04 74-4-21 :A07 Branch, Harllee, Jr. Bowen, Marsha 70-11-15:F01 72-6-25:812 Brancini, Caesar Bowers, John 71-9-12:801 72-9-24:A09 Brandon, G. David Bowman, Ray 70-7-12:805 70-10-18:A06 Brandt, Henry Boyd, Forrest 70-8-2(1 ):B01 70-11-8:A06 Brandt, Willy Boyd, McDill 71-6-13:A11 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Brannlck, Linda Boyd, Willard 71-9-12:801 70-6-21 :A03 Brannon, Richard 70-8-2(1 ):C14 Boyer, Bob 70-10-18:A06 Branson, Herman Boyett, Fred R. 73-11-25:A08 73-3-11 :A04 Bray, William G. Boyles, Eugene H. 73-4-15:A05 72-9-17:801 Breitholtz, Ernst G. Boys' Club 71-9-5:A09 regional sponsors 74-3-31 :A03 Brengel, Richard P. youths 74-3-31 :A03 73-3-11:A04 Boys Clubs Professional Association Brennan,Jack 70-11-29:802 70-9-6:811 Boy Scouts of America Brennan, John V. 72-1-30:802, 804; 74-2-17:803 69-11-9:A06; 72-1 -30:A06 representatives 71-2-7:A05 Brennan, Peter J. 71-6-27:812; 73-2-18:A03, 806; 73-4-8:A12; Boys Nation high school seniors 73-12-2:A05; 73-12-9:A11; 73-12-16:A03, 70-7-19:813 A04; 74-2-24:A11 ; 74-3-31 :A09 Bracken, Frank 71-4-4:A11 Brenneke, Allen E. 70-8-9(2):A14 Bradbury, Lee 70-6-7:C06 Brenner, Jack Brademas, John 70-1-25:A04 73-9-23:A07 Breslin, Robert J. 70-11-29:A13 Bradford, John 72-3-12:A06 Bresnahan, William A. 71-1-24:C11 Bradley, David 73-8-5:A06 Brewer, Albert P. 70-7-12:805 Bradley, Gene E. 71-2-7:A05 Brewer, Ann 71-4-25:A05 Bradley, Omar 70-5-3:A11 142 Participants Index Brewer, W. Donald Brown, Bart 69-2-16:B11; 71 -6-6:A03 71-1-24:006 Brezhnev, Leonid Brown, Benjamin L 72-5-21 :A03; 73-6-17:A03, B03; 73-6-24:A03 73-12-16:A04 Brian, Earl W. Brown, Bertram S. 72-1-9:A04 70-10-11:613 Bridgewater, Bernard A., Jr. Brown, Bud 73-11-18:A03; 74-1-27:A04 70-9-6:B09 Brigham, Peggy Ann Hoover Brown, Elliott 70-7-5:C07 71-1-24:006 Brill, Henry Brown, Foster S. 70-10-25:803 70-10-18:A06 Brinegar, Claude S. Brown, Garry 73-8-12:A03; 73-12-2:A05; 73-12-9:A11 ; 70-6-21 :A13 74-2-3:B01 ; 74-2-10:A06; 74-8-12:A03 Brown, George Brink, William 69-3-23:605; 70-11-29:A05 70-8-16:D11 Brown, George S. Brinkley, David 74-5-12:A03 74-2-10:A05 Brown, Hugh B. Brinkley, Parke C. 70-7-19:G11 71-1-24:C12 Brown, Irving Broadcasters 70-10-11:A05 midwestern 70-9-13(1 ):E03 Brown, James southern 70-8-9(2):C07 72-10-8:609 Broadcast executives Brown, Jesse 72-6-18:A11 74-2-24:A03 Brock, Donald E. Brown, Jim 74-2-10:A03 72-8-6:A11 Brock, William E. Brown, Milton 69-6-15:A09; 69-11 -2:A03; 70-8-16:D10; 74-3-24:A08 70-9-13(1):C13;70-11-15:A03; Brown, Rev. J. B. 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:B11 ; 72-7-23:003; 70-6-21 :C14 73-3-18:A06; 73-12-9:A04; 74-2-3:A07; Brown, Robert 74-3-24:A06 69-2-2:601 ; 69-3-9:A12, C03; 69-3-23:A11 ; Broderick, Ray 69-4-6:A03, 013; 70-3-1 :B10; 70-5-17:C02; 70-9-20:010 70-9-13(1):A14; 71-1-24:009; 71-2-7:A05; Broger, John C. 71-2-14:A11;72-3-5:A03, A08; 70-10-11:613 72-7-30:A06; 72-10-1:A12, AI 3; Brooke, Edward W. 72-10-8:B09 69-3-2:A06, A13; 70-3-22:A10 Brown, Sally Brookfield Tercentenary Celebration 72-9-17:A09 Committee Brown, Ted 73-5-6:A03 73-8-5:A06 Brooks, James S. Brown, William H. 70-8-2(1 ):C09 69-3-2:A06 Brooks, Mary T. Brownson, Charles P. 71-7-25:A06; 72-9-17:A09; 73-5-20:A03 70-10-11:013 Brooks, Ronald Broyhill, James T. 73-2-4:A03 71-1-24:B11,C01;74-1-20:A11 Brooks, Sidney Broyhill, Joel 71-12-5 :A06 69-4-20:003 Brosio, Manlio Bruce, David K. E. 71-9-26:A06 70-11-8:A06 Brotzman, Donald G. Brundage, John D. 70-6-21 :A13; 70-8-2(1 ):B01; 71-1 -31 :A10 71-1-31:A07

143 Participants Index

Bryant, R. R. Bureau of Narcotics Training School 70-8-2(1 ):B01 70-10-25:603 Bryant, Thomas Bureau of the Budget 70-9-6:E02 representatives 69-11 -2:A05 Buchanan, Carole Burgener, Clair W. 72-9-17:A09 71-11-14:A12;74-1-20:A11 Buchanan, John H. Burger, John W. 69-3-23:801 ; 69-6-29:A03; 70-9-20:A11 ; 71 -6-27:A09 71-10-10:A06 Burger, Warren E. Buchanan, Patrick J. 70-6-21 :C08; 70-12-13:010 69-2-9:A05; 69-4-6:013; 70-2-15:B08; Burgess, Carter L. 70-11-15:613; 71-11-14:801; 72-7-16:605; 70-2-8:A07 72-7-23:A08; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; Burke, Frank 73-7-22:A05; 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-17:A09; 72-7-23:C04, C07 74-7-7:A08 Burke, J. Herbert Buchanan, Shelley 70-9-20:611 72-1-30:A06 Burke, John Buchwald, Art 71-1-24:C08 74-2-10:A05 Burke, Tim Buckley, James L. 72-6-25:612 70-11-15:610:72-10-8:610 Burleson, Omar Buckley, John 71 -9-26:601; 74-1 -20:606 69-5-25(2):C07 Burnett, Lou Gehrig Buckley, William F. 70-11-29:604 70-9-13(1 ):C11 ; 70-12-6:A03; 72-6-18:A08 Burnham, Donald C. Budge, Hamer 70-10-18:A03 70-11-15:C06 Burnham, James Buhrmaster, Kenneth E. 70-9-13(1 ):C11 71-9-26:A09 Burns, Arthur F. Building and Construction Trades Council 69-3-2:A13,603,611 ; 69-3-9:C03; 69-3-23:601 ; 70-5-24:A03 69-5-11 :D02; 69-5-18:A11 ; 69-9-14:A06; Building Trades Council 69-10-12:C03; 69-11-30:A03; 70-7-12:614; 71-4-18:A05 70-8-9(1):D14;70-9-13(1):611; 70-10-18:A03;70-11-15:E11;70-12-13:C09; Building Trade Unions, AFL-CIO general presidents 70-3-22:A03 71-1-17:A10;71-2-14:A13;71-3-7:C02; Bukner, Mrs. Walker G. 71 -4-11 :D09; 71 -5-2:A09; 71 -5-16:A14; 70-9-20:A09 71-6-13:A04; 71-9-5:A05; 71-9-12:A03; 71-10-24:A09; 71-12-5:A03; 71-12-19:A03; Bulch, Merlin 70-9-6:611 72-4-9:A09; 72-6-18:A03, A06; 72-8-6:A13; 72-9-3:A06; 72-9-24:C08; 72-10-8:A03; Bull, Stephen 72-12-3:A08;73-2-25:B02;73-4-15:A06,A07; 70-8-2(1 ):C09, C11 ; 70-8-16:011 ; 71-1 -31 :A08; 71 -4-25:A03; 72-1 -30:A06,604; 72-4-2:A05; 73-4-29:A05; 73-9-9:A10; 73-12-2:011; 73-4-29:A03; 73-11-18:A04; 73-12-16:A04; 73-12-9:601; 74-4-21 :A03; 74-6-23:A03; 74-1-27:A04; 74-5-19:A03 74-7-7:A03 Burch, Dean Burns, Charles 70-10-11:813; 71 -4-4:B07; 72-6-18:A11 ; 70-8-16:A03 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:A06 Burns, John A. Burch, William N. 70-5-10:A04 72-4-9:A03 Burns, John L. Bureau of Customs 74-3-31 :A03 officials 70-10-25:603 Burrell, Berkeley Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs 69-3-2:A06;71-9-12:A03 officials 70-10-25:603 Burroughs, Henry 70-8-16:613

144 Participants Index

Burton, Laurence Butz, Mary E. 70-8-2(1 ):B01;70-9-6:C06 72-9-17:A09 Buse, Henry W., Jr. Buxton, Helen 70-4-19:A03 73-7-8:B04 Bush, George H. Buxton, Julian T. 69-6-15:A09; 70-9-20:C09; 70-12-6:A11 ; 70-7-19:E01 72-7-16:805; 72-11-19:A12; 73-2-4:Âl3; Buxton, Veri M. 73-3-4:011, F07; 73-3-18:A06; 73-12-2:A05; family 73-7-8:B04 73-12-9:A04; 74-1 -20:A13; 74-2-3:A09, A11 ; Buzhardt, J. Fred 74-2-17:A09;74-3-3:A04;74-3-10:A08; 73-8-12:A04 74-3-24^06, C04; 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08; Bye, Richard 74-8-4:A03 73-9-30:C01 Bush, Mrs. George H. Byrd, Harry F., Jr. 73-2-4:A13 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 70-8-30:A10, 802; 70-12-6:604; Business associations and organizations 72-2-13:A03; 72-10-8:810 executives 71-1-24:C08 Byrd, Robert C. Business Council 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -5-16:A08; 70-10-18:A03 71 -10-3:A10; 72-5-14:A11 Business Council White House Liaison Byrd, Walter Committee 71-3-21:602 70-10-18:A03 Byrley, Charles Business leaders 70-10-11 :D05; 72-7-16:A12, 801 ; 73-9-16:A04 71-2-21:A07 Byrnes, John W. Businessmen, top 69-1-21:A08; 69-2-2:A03; 69-5-4:A03; 73-3-4:C03 69-5-18:A11 ; 71 -1 -24:A06, A08, B01 ; Busterud, John 71-2-21:608; 71-3-7:006, 007; 72-10-29:602; 73-9-16:A03; 73-9-23:A04 71-4-18:807; 71-10-1:A03; 71-10-3:A10; Butcher, Colonel 72-10-8:A13; 73-3-18:A04 72-7-16:A06 Cabinet Butler, Broadus 69-1-21:A03; 69-4-13:A12; 69-7-6:A07; 73-11-25:A08 69-8-3:A03, A11 ; 69-8-31 :A03; Butler, Lewis H. 69-11-2:A05; 69-12-14:A05; 70-1-25:A05; 70-4-19:A04; 71-2-7:C08 70-2-15:A07; 70-4-12:A05; 70-5-17:A03; Butler, M. Caldwell 70-6-21 :C01 ; 70-7-5:E02; 70-7-19:805; 73-3-18:A13; 73-12-9:A05 70-8-9(1 ):D14; 70-8-16:F04, F08; Buttari, Edgardo 70-12-20:A12; 71-1-24:E04; 71-3-21:806; 71-8-1:A05 71 -4-11 :C03; 72-7-16:812; 72-10-8:801 ; Butterfield, Alexander P. 73-2-4:A13; 73-3-4:011; 73-4-29:A03; 70-6-14:E12; 70-8-16:011; 70-8-30:B05; 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 70-9-6:B11 ; 70-10-11 :D13; 70-11-29:A03; 73-7-8:805; 73-7-22:A05; 73-9-2:A03, A05; 72-7-16:B05 73-9-30:A06; 73-10-14:A11; 73-11-4:A03; Butterfield, Horace B., and Mrs. 73-12-2:A06; 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-17:A09; 70-8-30:A09 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:C04; 74-5-26:A03; Butts, John 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08; 74-8-4:A03 70-4-19 :A03 see also Sub-Cabinet Butz, Earl L. Cabinet Committee on Busing 71-11-7:A14, B02; 72-1-23:A07;72-3-5:B01; 72-3-5:A03 72-6-18:808; 72-6-25:803; 72-7-16:B05; Cabinet Committee on Drug Abuse 72-9-24:C08; 73-3-11:A04; 73-3-25:A05; 73-11-25:A03 73-5-6:A07; 73-7-8:803; 73-9-23:A04; Cabinet Committee on Economic Policy 74-2-10:A03;74-3-24:A08 69-1-21 :A12; 69-3-2:B11 ; 69-9-14:A06; Butz, Mrs. Earl L. 69-11-9:B05 71-11-7:802 Cabinet Committee on Education 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-9(1 ):F02; 70-8-9(2):C03

145 Participants Index

Cabinet Committee on Environment Campbell, J. Philip 70-2-1 :B01 70-10-4:A05; 71 -3-21 :A05F A09; 71 -8-1 :A05; Cabinet Committee on International Narcotics 71 -10-31 :A08; 72-8-6:A13; 73-2-11 :A12 Control Campbell, Mrs. J. Philip 73-11-25:A03 70-10-4:A05 Cabinet Committee on Public Education Campbell, James F. 70-8-9(1 ):E14 71-8-8:A06 Cabinet spouses Campbell, Leslie D. 69-4-13:A12;70-8-16:F08 72-8-6:A04 Cafferty, Michael Campbell, Mildred 70-10-11:005 70-12-20:A03 Cagle, Donald Campbell, Mrs. Richard, Jr. 72-10-8:007 73-4-29:A07 Cahill, William T. Campbell, Rita R. 70-12-6:601; 72-7-16:A12, B01 72-1-9:A04 Cahn, Robert Campbell, Ronald 70-2-1 :B01; 70-7-12:A03 72-7-23:A10 Cake, Ralph Cannon, Henry 71-4-4:B03 73-4-8:A05 Calhoon, Jesse M. Cantwell, James F. 70-8-16:B13; 70-10-18:A06 70-11-15:602; 72-6-25:A04 Calhoun, Charles L. Capitol Page School 69-11-9:A06 representatives 70-6-14:011 Calhoun, John Capíes, William G. 73-11 -25 :A08 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03 California staff members Capp, AI 72-12-3:A05 70-11-22:E06 Callard, David Cardwell, Bruce 70-2-15:810 73-7-29:A05 Callaway, Howard, and Mrs. Cardwell, Horace 70-10-4:A05 73-12-9:A07 Callender, Marie Carl, Robert 72-7-16:A09 70-10-18:A06 Camacho, Carlos G. Carleson, John 70-5-10:A04; 70-8-2(1 ):C09 74-1 -27:A04 Camerata Singers Carlip, Philip 70-7-19:E10 70-10-18:A06 Cameron, Alan Carlson, Carol 72-4-9:B10, B11 72-4-16:A13 Camp, Happy Carlson, Cliffard D. 69-6-29:A03 72-4-16:A13 Campaign contributors Carlton, John T. 73-3-4:B01 70-9-20:A06; 72-9-17:601; 74-2-24:602 Campaign surrogates Carlucci, Frank 72-10-29:A03 70-9-6:E02; 70-12-20:005; 72-7-23:C10; Campbell, Cathy S. 73-7-29:A05; 73-9-30:C01 ; 73-11 -25:A08; 70-9-6:B11 73-12-9:A12; 74-1-20:608 Campbell, Charles Carmichael, Gilbert 71-10-31:601 70-6-21 :C14 Campbell, Craig Carmichael, Jackie 72-1-30:A06 70-9-6:013 Campbell, Glen, and Mrs. Carneal, Russell M. 71-5-2:C04 72-8-6:A04

146 Participants Index

Carpenter, Dennis Caserta, Anthony J. 70-6-14:004, D08 70-4-26:A03 Carpenter, James Casey, Edmund C. 70-9-20:A06 73-5-13:A06 Carpenter, Karen Casey, Robert 72-7-30:A05 72-9-17:B09; 74-1 -20:B06 Carpenter, Kenneth Casey, William 70-6-14:004, 008 72-11-19:A09 Carpenter, Richard Cash, Johnny 72-7-30:A05 72-7-23:003 Carper, Elsie Cashen, Henry 70-7-5:C07 70-9-13(1 ):A14; 70-10-11:013; 71-2-7:A05; Carr, Braxton 71-12-5:A06; 73-2-11:A10 70-10-18:A06 Cashen, Mrs. Henry Carr, Edward R. 73-2-11:A10 70-12-13:A05, A12 Casselman, William Carr, Patrick E. 71-1-17:B06 72-9-10:603 Cassidy, Robert Carrington, Henry A. 70-9-6:E02 73-3-11:A04 Castillo, Martin G. Carroll, Robert 69-11-23:A03 70-8-9(1 ):B04 Cates, Brad Carroll, Thomas Edmund 73-8-5:A06 71-6-27:C01 Cathey, James Carruthers, William 73-12-9:805 71 -2-7:A05; 71 -6-27:C03; 71 -9-5:A11 Catholic War Veterans Carter, Anderson 71-8-8:A08 70-8-30:A07 Cauble, Jack, and Mrs. Carter, Christy 70-10-4:A05 73-10-14:A10 Caughey, Robert Carter, Edward W. 74-2-17:807 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 71 -9-12:A03 Cauthen, John K. Carter, Henry Zack 70-7-19:E01 70-10-18:A06 Cavanaugh, James H. Carter, Jerry 71-9-12:801; 71-11-14:A12;72-6-25:A14; 70-6-21 :A13 72-7-16:A09; 73-2-18:B06; 73-4-29:A03; Carter, John Paul 73-9-30:C01; 73-11-25:A08; 73-12-9:A12; 70-2-15:B04 73-12-16:A04; 74-1-27:A04 Carter, Richard Cavaney, Red 70-10-18:A06 72-11-5:A03 Carter, Stanley Cavin, H. Lynn 70-11-8 :A06 72-6-25:A04 Carter, Victor Cavin, Patty 69-11 -23:A03 70-7-5:C07 Carter, William CBS executives 74-2-3:A07 71-3-7:C14 Carver, Louella Ceausescu, Nicolae, and Mrs. 73-6-10:A12 70-10-25:A03 Casbarian, A. A. Cederberg, Elford A. 70-8-9(2):B05 71-1-24:B11, C01; 74-1-20:A11 Cascavilla, Phillip J. Cernan, Eugene, and Mrs. 72-4-2:A06 73-2-25:805 Case, Clifford Chafee, John H. 71-7-18:A11 70-10-18:A06; 71-4-25:809

147 Participants Index

Chaflin, Jane Chiles, Lawton 72-1-9:A04 70-11-15:C12 Chagoll, Basilia J. Chinago, Michael 70-8-2(1 ):D07 69-7-13:A12 Chamie, Alfred P. Chinitz, Benjamin 70-9-20:A06; 71 -7-25:A04 70-4-19:A11 Champion, George Chirgotis, William G. 72-4-9:A03 72-9-24:A03 Chan, Susie Chisolm, Mrs. William E. 70-9-6:C04 71-1-10:A05 Chancellor, John, and Mrs. Chotiner, Murray 74-2-10:A05 70-2-15:A03; 70-3-29:A08; 70-7-19:C04; Chandler, Brooks 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:601 72-1-9:A04 Chowder and Marching Society Chapín, Dwight 73-9-16:A07 71-9-5:A11 ; 72-1-30:A06; 72-7-30:601, AI3; Christian, Elizabeth 72-11-5:A03 73-8-5:A06 Chapman, Calvin Christian, Floyd T. 70-6-7:C06 71 -9-26:A09 Chappell, William, Jr. Christiansen, Hal 72-9-17:603; 74-1-20:606 72-10-15:A05 Charles, Prince (of Wales) Christy, Robert F. 70-7-12:C07, F04 71-3-28:A04, A06 Charlton, John Churchill, Winston 74-2-24:A03 70-2-1 :A11 Charlton, Lyons Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day 70-8-9(2):B05 Saints Chase, Samuel delegation 70-7-19:G11 71-5-2:608 Churchville, Louis Chase, William 70-9-6:E02 72-10-15:A05 Citizen's Advisory Council on the Status of Chatrnuck, Mary Lee Women 73-4-29:A07 72-3-12:603 Cheek, James Citizens Committee on Government 70-6-21 :A03; 70-7-5:A09; 73-11-25:A08 Reorganization Cheney, Richard B. 71-5-9:A13 70-9-6:E02; 72-6-25:603; 72-8-6:A13; Citizens for a New Prosperity 72-9-24:C08 71-10-10:A08 Cherington, Paul Citizens for Control of Federal Spending 69-4-20:006 73-3-18:A04 Cherne, Leo Civil Rights Committee 70-8-2(1 ):F14 69-2-9:C02 Chess, Sammie, Jr. Civil Service 69-3-2:A06 regional directors 70-3-8:A04 Chester, Jack Clancy, Donald D. 74-6-2:A03 69-3-23:601; 69-6-29:A03; 73-5-13:A05 Chicago business people Clancy, George, and Mrs. 74-3-10:A08 73-5-6:A03 Chicago Daily News Clapp, Charles L. 70-9-13(1 ):E12 71-6-6:A10 Chicago Sun Times Clapp, Norton 70-9-13(1):E12 72-1-30:602,604 Childs, David Clark, C. Robert 69-7-13:A07 71-4-18:A13, A14

148 Participants Index

Clark, Frank M. Cochran, Marilyn 70-10-18:A06 71-4-11:A07 Clark, Fred G. Cochran, Thomas D. 73-12-16:A04 70-8-9(2):A14 Clark, George Coe, Christine Sadler 74-3-31 :A03 70-7-5:007 Clark, Justice Coffey, Vernon 70-7-5:C07 70-8-16:011; 70-11-22:003; 72-3-5:B02, B03 Clark, Philip Coffinos, Gustov 71 -2-28:A03 72-9-24:A03 Clark, R. Lee Coghill, Jack 72-1-30:A03; 73-8-12:A07 73-3-11:A13 Clark, Richard Cohen, Edwin 70-9-6:C04 72-12-10:A11 Clarke, John E. Cohen, Howard A. 72-6-18:B09 70-12-6:B01;72-4-9:B10, B11 Clausen, Donald H. Cohen, Jerome A. 69-11-16:A03; 72-9-17:A08 72-6-25:A04 Clawson, Delwin Cohen, William 69-3-23:B01; 69-6-29:A03; 69-8-3:B12; 73-12-9:A14 73-9-30 :A03 Cohn, Samuel M. Clawson, James 71-1-17:A11;71-5-2:A12 72-3-5:A03 Colby, Jonathan E. family 73-2-11 :A10 73-4-29:A07 Clawson, Kenneth Colby, William 72-3-12:A09; 72-10-22:A08; 73-3-4:D11 ; 73-5-6:A04; 73-9-2:A03, A05; 73-9-30:A06 73-4-29:A03; 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-17:A09; Cole, AI 74-3-3:A04; 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08 69-10-19:A06 Clawson, Marion Cole, Albert 73-9-23 :A04 71-4-25:B04 Clay, John Cole, David L. 69-3-2:A06 74-5-5:A04 Clayton, Rick, Jr. Cole, Edward N. 73-9-16:A09; 73-12-9:B03 69-11 -16:A04; 71 -3-28:A04, A06 Claytor, Graham Cole, Johnathan 71-6-6:A10 70-10-25:603 Clement, William A. Cole, Kenneth R. 70-7-12:609 70-11-1:A09; 70-12-13:613; 71-1-17:606; Clements, William P. 71-2-7:814, C03, C08; 71-4-18:607; 72-11 -19:A11 ; 73-4-29:A03; 74-3-31 :A09 71 -5-2:A03; 71 -7-18:A13; 71 -8-8:A09; demons, Anee C. 71 -9-12:601 ; 71 -10-24:A08; 72-1 -2:A05; 70-8-9(2):B05 72-1-9:A06, 603; 72-1-30:A03, 613; Cleveland, James 72-4-9:A08; 72-4-16:A09; 72-4-30:A06; 70-9-20:A11 72-6-25:A14; 72-7-16:A09; 72-9-17:A11, Clower, W. Dewey A13; 72-10-1 :A08; 72-10-8:610, 005; 72-11-5:A03 73-2-18:606; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-3-11 :A08; Coan, Carl A. 73-4-29:A03; 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-3:A05; 70-10-11:005 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-22:A05; 73-9-2:A03, Coast Guard A05; 73-9-16:A04; 73-9-30:A06; singing group 71-2-14:A06 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; 73-11 -25:A08; Coate, Edward 73-12-2:A06; 73-12-9:A08, A12; 71-7-25:A13 73-12-16:A03, A04; 74-1-20:A13; Cochran, Carmack 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:A08, 70-10-11:005 C04; 74-5-26:A03; 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08

149 Participants Index

Cole, Leonard Committee on Mental Retardation 70-11-22:003 70-1-18:A03 Cole, Lewis Committee on Rules, U.S. House of 74-6-2:A05 Representatives Cole, Reginald E. 69-1-26:603 73-3-11:A04 Committee to Form a National Health Cole, Thomas Education Foundation 71-5-23:A06 71-9-12:601 Coleman, Elijah Compton Advertising Drug Abuse Campaign 70-8-9(1)^14^02 70-3-8:A07 Coleman, Frank C. Conable, Barber 72-1 -9:A04 72-7-16:805; 72-10-1 :A03 Coleman, J. D. Stetson Conahan, Walter 72-8-6:A04 69-9-28:A03 Coleman, William T., Jr. Concklin, Bert M. 70-8-2(2):A11; 70-11-15:F01; 73-2-4:A03 72-6-25:603; 72-9-24:C08 Coles, Clifford Condat, Georges Mahaman 69-3-2:A06 70-7-19:A05 College student body presidents Conde, Carlos D. 71-3-21:602 72-10-22:A08 Collier, Everett Condon, Marguarite 71-6-6:A13 71-4-4:805 Collier, Harold Condon, Shirley 70-9-13(1 ):D06 71-4-4:805 Collins, James Condon, William 73-3-11 :A11 71-4-4:805 Collins, James F. Conger, Clement E. 69-4-27:610, B12 72-10-22:A06 Collins, James M. Congress 69-6-29:A03 members 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Collins, Michael Congressional candidates 70-9-6:C13 Republican 70-6-7:804 Colmer, William Congressional leadership 71-9-26:601; 72-9-17:A05, A07 bipartisan 71-6-13:809, 610; 71-10-3:A10; Colson, Charles W. 71-12-12:A03; 72-1-23:A06; 73-1-1:A08 70-5-3:A11 ; 70-6-21 :A03; 70-7-12:602; general 69-1-26:803; 69-3-9:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):F05, F14; 70-8-2(2):A11; 69-3-16:A06; 69-4-13:A04; 69-4-20:C01 ; 70-9-6:611; 70-9-13(1 ):A14; 70-9-20:C02; 69-4-27:601; 69-5-25(2):805; 69-6-8:A03; 70-11-22:C01, D01, D03; 70-12-13:A05; 69-7-6:A03; 69-7-13:A04; 69-10-12:A04; 71 -3-7:C14; 71 -4-4:607; 71-7-18:A08; 69-11 -30:A03; 70-2-1 :A07; 70-3-1 :A05; 71-9-12:A03; 71-10-24:A08; 72-3-12:A09; 70-3-15:A03; 70-3-22:A05; 70-4-5:A04; 72-3-19:A07, A09; 72-6-11 :A03; 71 -3-21 :A03; 71 -9-12:A11 ; 71 -11 -14:A08; 72-6-25:A07; 72-7-16:605; 72-7-30:A13, 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-12:801 ; 72-8-6:A07; 801; 72-10-22:A08; 73-2-4:A06, A08 73-6-10:A12 staff 72-7-23:001 Republican 69-1-26:A03; 69-3-2:805; Cominers, Odell 69-6-15:A04; 69-6-22:A04; 70-7-5:A03, 70-10-18:A06 811; 72-3-5:A12; 72-10-8:601 Commission on Financial Structure Congressional staff members 71-5-2:608 70-9-13(2):A09 Commission on Financial Structure and Congressmen Regulation Democratic 71-2-7:808; 71-2-14:A07 71-12-19:A06 general 72-3-5:812 Committee on Health Services Industry Republican 71 -1 -24:D02, D11 ; 71 -5-2:C02 72-10-22:A04 retiring 72-4-23:A03

150 Participants Index

Congress of International Federation of Cook, Richard K. Newspapers 70-9-13(1 ):D01; 70-9-20:A04; 70-12-13:607; 70-6-14:A03 71-1-17:B06; 71-2-21:B07; 71-4-4:A07; Conley, Clare 72-1-16:A03; 72-2-13:A03; 72-7-16:605; 70-7-5:E01 72-9-17:A11,605 Conley, Susan Cooke, Terence 73-4-29:A07 70-8-23:A09;72-1-16:A03 Connally, John B. Cooper, Curtis D. 70-8-23:A06; 70-11-15:E01, E07; 70-12-27:A03; 70-6-14:E12 71-2-7:A14, B08, C04; 71-2-14:A13; Cooper, John Sherman 71 -3-7:C02; 71 -3-21 :A13; 71 -4-4:A13; 71-1-24:611, C01; 72-5-7:A03 71-4-18:B07; 71-5-2:A09, A12; 71-5-9:A07, Cooper, Owen A13;71-5-16:A11, A14; 71-6-13:A04; 70-6-21 :C14 71 -6-27:A03; 71 -7-18:A08, AI 3; 71 -7-25:A06; Cooper, Theodore 71-8-1.-AI 0; 71-9-5:A05; 71-9-12:A03; 72-6-25:A14 71-10-3:A03, A10; 71-10-24:A06, A08, A09; Cooper-Church provision opponents 71 -11-21 :A06, A08; 72-1 -2:A10; 72-3-5:A08, 70-7-5:C05 B05, BIO; 72-3-19:A07, A09; 72-4-9:A09; Coover, Darrell 72-6-18:A03; 72-8-13:A03; 73-2-4:A13; 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 71 -1 -31 :A10; 73-4-15:A05 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A03, A04; Copley, James S., and Mrs. 73-7-8:B05 72-10-8:011 Conner, Douglas Copp, Jerry 70-6-21 :C14 71-4-4:A07 Conner, William Corbett, Robert J. 72-7-23 :C07 70-6-7:C06;71-1-24:B11,C01 Connor, Jack Corcoran, Charles A. 70-9-13(1 ):A14 70-4-19:A03 Conolly, John Cordova, Jorge L. 72-7-23:004, C07 70-9-6:609; 72-10-22:A08 Conrad, Carson Cormier, Frank 70-11-29:A07 70-11-8:A06 Conrad, Charles Cornell, Herbert 72-9-24:A06 71-1-31 :A07; 72-1-30:613 Consentino, Frank Cornett, Chester 70-12-13:A05 73-5-13:A05 Conser, Eugene P. Cosand, Joseph 70-8-2(1 ):F06 70-6-21 :A03 Constanze, Henry Cosgrove, John 71-2-21:B05 70-8-16:A03 Construction Industry Collective Bargaining Cosgrove, John P. Commission 72-4-9:A03 70-7-19:F09; 72-1-23:A14 Costle, Douglas Construction industry representatives 73-9-16 :A04 71-1-17:A03 Cost of Living Council Consumer leaders 71 -9-5:A12; 71 -11 -14:A05; 72-1 -9:A04; 71-9-19:A05 72-3-19:A11; 72-6-25:603; 72-9-24:C08; Conte, Silvio 73-2-4:A03 70-10-11:D05;71-6-6:A08 staff members 72-9-24:C08 Cook, G. Bradford Cotrell, Bo 73-2-25:B04 70-6-21 :A13 Cook, George Cotton, Morris 72-1-30:605,606 69-3-2:A13; 71-1-24:A10; 72-7-16:605; Cook, Marlow 72-10-8:005 70-12-27:B01 ; 73-11 -4:B01 ; 74-3-31 :A12

151 Participants Index

Council for Urban Affairs Crawford, Hayden 69-1 -21 :A05; 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-2-16:A03; 74-2-24:802 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-20:A03; 69-6-8:A08; Creagh, Thomas 69-8-24:A03; 70-2-1 :A11 ; 70-5-17:A12 70-11-29:A13 Council of Black Appointees Crihfield, Brevard 72-3-5:A03 72-7-16:A12, 801 Council of Economic Advisers Crittenden, William 70-4-26:A05; 73-1 -29:A03; 73-3-11 :A14; 73-12-9:806 73-7-22:A03; 74-1-27:A03 Croft, Wardell spouses 73-3-11:A14 69-3-2:A06 Council of Environmental Quality Croll, H. Harland 70-2-1 :B01 ; 70-7-12:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):A11, B01 70-8-2(1 ):F06 Council on International Economic Policy Cromer, Lord 71-4-4:A13 71-3-7:C02 Courtney, Myles Crompton, Charles 70-8-9(1 ):B04 70-8-9(1 ):B04 Cowan, James R. Cronln, Paul 72-1 -9:A04 72-10-8:A13 Cowan, Ruth Cross, Bert 70-7-5:C07 70-4-5:A09 Cowden, Thomas K. Cross, Christopher 70-4-19:A11 71 -4-4:A07 Cowen, Eugene Cuff, William 70-12-6:801; 70-12-13:607; 71-1-17:806; 72-1-30:A06 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -10-3:A10; 72-3-26:C02 Cullen, JoAnn Cowger, William 72-6-25:812 70-8-9(1):D13 Culver, Lynn Cox, Lawrence M. 70-9-6:811 69-4-6:A03 Cummings, Theodore E. Cox, Tricia 72-1 -9:A04 72-3-12 :A12 Curran, Frank see also Nixon, Tricia 70-2-1 :A11 Crabill, Donald Curran, Joseph 71 -4-4:A07 70-8-9(2):A04; 70-10-11 :D05; 70-10-18:A06 Craig, Charles S. Curry, Milton, Jr. 73-8-5:A06 73-11-25:A08 Craig, James C. Curtis, Candace 72-9-17:801 74-4-28 :A03 Cramer, William C. Curtis, Carl T. 69-3-23:811 ; 70-9-13(1 ):C12, CI 3; 70-9-20:801 ; 70-5-24:A05; 70-11 -29:A14; 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 ; 70-11-15:813; 70-12-13:807 71 -4-11 :D11 ; 71 -7-18:A11 ; 72-6-25:A11 ; Cramer, Mrs. William C. 74-3-24:A08 70-12-13:807 Curtis, Kenneth M. Crane, Philip 70-12-6:801 70-9-20:A11; 71-10-10:A06 Curtis, Rodney, and Mrs. Cranston, Alan 74-4-28:A03 73-9-23:A07; 73-9-30:A04 Curtis, Thomas B. Craw, Nick 70-2-15:810; 72-9-24:C08 73-9-30:A04 Curtiss, Robert S. Crawford, B. Hayden 70-8-2(1 ):F06 72-9-17:801 Customs agents Crawford, George 73-3-11:A10 71-6-6:A10 Dafoe, Don M. 70-5-17:812

152 Participants Index

Dahl, Arlene Davis, Karen 73-3-11:803 73-8-5:A06 see also Schaum, Rounsevelle, and Mrs. Davis, Kenneth N., Jr. Dahm, Margaret M. 69-2-16:811; 69-9-14:A06 70-8-9(1 ):A03 Davis, Lawrence A. Dailey, Joseph W. 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02; 70-8-9(2):D02 69-11-9:A06 Davis, Robert Dale, Lewis I. 70-7-19:E01; 70-8-9(2):D02 74-2-10:A03 Davis, Sammy, Jr. Daley, Richard J. 71-6-27:808; 73-2-25:807, B08;73-5-20:A06 70-9-13(1 ):D06; 71-5-9:A09 Davis, Tom Daly, John 70-8-16:E14 71-2-28:A03 Davis, Warren Danforth, John 72-8-6:A04 70-9-6:011 Davis Cup Team Daniel, Clifton, and Mrs. America 69-9-21 :A03 74-2-10:A05 Romania 69-9-21 :A03 Daniel, W. C. "Dan" Davison, Robert V. 70-9-20:A11; 74-1-20:606 72-6-18:609 Danielson, George Day, Jackie 73-12-9 :A05 70-8-9(1 ):D13 D'Arcy, Jack Day, Osborne A. 74-3-24:003 73-4-29:A07 Darby, Harry Deakin, James 70-9-13(1 ):D06 70-11-8:A06 David, Ann Dean, John, III 72-9-17:A09 71 -1 -24:D09; 71 -4-18:A11 ; 71 -6-27:611 David, Edward E. Dean, Russell 70-8-16:E08; 70-9-13(1 ):B06; 70-11-15:F01; 70-11-15:A14 71 -2-21 :A11 ; 71 -3-28:A04, A06; 71 -5-9:A04 Deane, John Russell family 70-9-13(1 ):B06 71-1-17:606; 71 -4-4:A07 Davie, Mrs. Preston DeBakey, Michael 71-4-18:A03 73-7-1 :A05 Davis, A. Earl DeBloom, Carl 73-9-16:A04 70-9-20:C04 Davis, Archibald K. DeBolt, Edward 70-8-9(2):D02; 71-1-24:C08; 71-9-12:A03 71-8-8:A04 Davis, Benjamin deButts, John D. 70-9-20:A03 70-11-15:804 Davis, Brenda DeCarlo, Lt. Colonel 7Ó-9-6:B11 72-7-16:A06 Davis, Charles DeChant, Tony T. 70-7-12:809 71-9-12:812 Davis, Deane C. Decker, Terry 70-12-6:801 72-2-6:A07 Davis, Fred Dedmon, Emmett 70-8-9(2):A14 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Davis, Glenn R. Deering, Ferdie J. 69-1-21 :A08; 74-1-20:A11 71-8-1:A11 Davis, Hilton Defoe, Tom 71-1-24:C08 70-10-18:A06 Davis, Jeanne W. de Gaulle, Charles, III 73-4-29 :A07 70-11-8:A06 Davis, John DeGeorge, Frank R. 69-3-2:A06 74-2-24:A03

153 Participants Index

De Gravelles, Charles Dentón, William 70-8-9(2):B05 70-10-11:013 de Guigne, Christian De Nunzio, Ralph 71-6-13:B12 69-6-22:A03 de la Garza, Eliglio Department of Health, Education and Welfare 71-4-11:E02 general 70-6-21 :C08 DeLayo, Leonard officials 70-10-25:603 73-9-30:C01 representatives 69-11 -2:A05 del Castillo, Anne Department of Housing and Urban 73-8-5:A06 Development Dellenback, John R. appointees 73-9-9:A13 70-6-14:011; 70-7-19:F09 Department of Justice De Luca, Frank officials 70-10-25:603 71-6-27:605 Department of Labor DeLury, Bernard presidential appointees to 73-12-16:A04 73-12-16:A04 Department of the Treasury DeMarco, Frank officials 69-2-16:613 72-4-9:C01 Derwinski, Edward DeMatteo, William 70-9-13(1 ):D06, E11; 71-6-6:A08; 74-1-20:A11 70-8-16:613 Derzis, Peter N. DeMent, George L. 71-6-27:606 70-10-11:005 Desautels, Claude Democratic congressmen 70-8-9(1 ):D14 71-2-7:605 DeSimone, Herb see also Congressmen 72-4-23 :A05 DeMuth, Christopher de Souza, Wilfrid 69-4-6:A03; 70-2-1 :A10; 70-2-8:A03; 70-9-20:A10 70-7-19:013 Devaney, Robert, and Mrs. Denham, Paul 72-1-30:605,606 73-9-23 :A03 Devine, Samuel L. Denison, Edward 69-3-23:801; 69-6-29:A03; 69-8-3:612; 70-4-19:A11 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 72-5-7:A03; 72-7-16:605; Dennard, Cleveland 72-10-1 :A03 73-11 -25:A08 Devine, Thomas Denney, Robert 73-3-11:A03 70-8-2(1 ):601 Dewey, Thomas Dennis, John T. 70-8-16:011 70-5-17:612 De Young, Russell Dennis, Shirley 70-8-23:A03; 70-10-18:A03 70-5-17:612 Diamant, Lynn, Mrs. DeNormandie, James, and Mrs. 72-8-6:A03 70-12-13:A05 Diamond, Henry Dent, Frederick B. 73-9-16:A04 70-2-15:610; 73-10-7:A03; 73-11 -25:A06; Diaz, Manuel 73-12-2:A05; 73-12-9:A11, A12; 74-2-10:A05 70-10-18:A06 Dent, Mrs. Frederick B. DiBona, Charles 74-2-10:A05 73-6-24:602; 73-11-4:A03 Dent, Harry S. Dick, Hettie 69-10-12:C14; 69-11-2:A03; 70-6-14:004; 72-9-17:A09 70-7-19:C04; 70-8-2(1 ):C14, 014; Dickenson, Julian 70-8-16:010; 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:601 ; 69-4-20:611 70-10-11 :E06; 70-11 -15:613; 71 -6-20:A07; Dickerson, Glenn R. 72-7-16:605; 72-8-6:A04 73-3-11 :A04 Dentón, Donald D. Dickerson, Nancy 72-4-9:A03 74-2-10:A05

154 Participants Index

Dickerson, Raymond C. Dole, Mrs. Robert J. 71-2-28:A03 71-1-24:A03 Dickerson, Wyatt Dole, Robin 74-2-10:A05 71-1-24:A03 Dickinson, Dwight Domenicl, Peter V. 70-9-6:807 70-9-20:010; 73-3-11:802 Dickinson, William L. family 73-3-11:802 69-3-23:601; 69-6-29:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):D14 Domestic Affairs Council Dickson, Jack 70-7-19:605 71-3-14:A07 Domestic Council Diddler, Donald 70-8-9(1 ):F12; 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-12-6:A12; 70-11-15:604 71-1-10:804 Direnfeld, Bernard Domestic Council Committee on Privacy 70-1-25:A03 74-2-24:A09 Dirksen, Everett Domestic Council Committee on Veterans 69-4-27:601, 609; 69-7-20:A05 Services Dirksen, Mrs. Everett 74-3-31 :A09 72-8-13:A07; 73-6-10:A12 Domestic Council on Health Distributive Clubs of America 73-12-9:A12 national officers 71 -7-25:A12 Dominick, Peter H. District of Columbia 71-1-24:811, C01; 72-7-16:805;72-9-3:A04; law officials 71-5-2:C07 72-10-8:005 police department officers 72-4-16:A08 Donaldson, Helen Diver, Christina Bucheit 74-1-27:A04 72-3-12:606 Donfeld, Jeffrey E. Diver, Neil 70-10-11:813 72-3-12:606 Don Ion, Joyce Dixon, Carlos Dearl 70-12-20 :A03 family 72-6-18:808 Donnelly, Thomas R., Jr. Dixon, Jeane 71-4-25:804 71-5-2:A08 Donohue, Harold Dobbin, Tilton 73-12-9:A05 73-11-25 :A06 Donovan, Thomas Dobrynin, Anatoly F. family 73-5-13:A05 72-10-8:013; 72-10-15:A07; 72-10-29:601 Dorati, Antal Docking, Robert B., and Mrs. 70-10-11:013 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Dore, Ann Dodd, Thomas 72-9-17:A09 70-9-20:A11 Dorn, William Jennings Bryan Dodderidge, Margaret F. 73-3-11:A08; 73-7-29:A06; 73-10-14:A08; 73-4-29 :A07 73-12-2:008; 74-1-20:606; 74-2-24:A03 Dole, Mollis M. Dorsey, E. V. 70-3-22:A09 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Dole, Robert J. Dortch, Carl 69-10-26:A03; 70-4-5:A07; 70-5-24:A05; 70-2-1 :A11 70-6-14:011; 70-7-12:A14; 70-8-2(1 ):D14; Douglas, Joseph 70-8-16:E05;70-9-13(1):D06;70-9-20:A11; 71-11-14:A12 70-12-20:A04; 71-1-17:811; 71-1-24:A03, Douglas, Robert 611, COI ; 71 -3-14:A05; 71 -4-11 :D10; 71-8-15:A03 71 -4-18:605; 71 -5-30:804; 71 -7-18:A06; Douglas Committee 71-9-12:A08; 72-7-16:805, 814; 70-5-3:A11 72-7-23:006; 72-10-1 :A10; 72-10-8:005; Dowdy, Lewis 72-10-22:A08; 72-12-10:A03; 73-6-3:A04; 73-11-25:A08 73-9-23:A07; 74-1 -20:A07; 74-3-24:A08

155 Participants Index

Downing, Thomas N. Dunaway, George W. 70-10-18:A06; 72-2-13:A03 69-11-9:A06 Downs, Thomas Duncan, Eleanor 73-9-16:A04 70-11-22:003 Doyel, John Duncan, John J. 70-12-13:A05 69-3-23:601 ; 69-6-29:A03 Drake, Carthur L. M. Dunlap, Lillian 72-1-9:A03 71-12-5:A05 Drake, Hudson Dunlop, John 70-8-2(1 ):F14 73-2-4:603 Drake, Thomas, and Mrs. Dunlop, John T. 70-12-20 :A04 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 73-3-4:F12; 73-4-29:A05; Drake, Todd 73-6-10:A03; 73-7-8:805; 73-7-22:A05; 70-12-20:A04 73-9-30:A06; 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; Drake, Troy 73-12-2:A06; 73-12-9:A11, A12, B01 ; 70-12-20 :A04 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-17:A09, B08; Draper, Stanley C. 74-2-24:B01 ; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-10:A03; 73-4-8:A10 74-3-24:C04; 74-4-21 :A03; 74-5-5:A04 Drescher, Earl Dunn, Barbara 72-2-17:B05 72-1-9:A04; 72-10-22:A04 Dressier, Earl Dunn, Margaret A. 70-6-14:E12 72-5-14:A03 Driggs, John Dunn, William E. 72-7-23:C04, C07 70-7-19:F09 Driscoll, Norman Dunn, Winfield 70-8-16:B13 70-8-16:D10; 72-7-16:A12, B01 ; 74-3-10:602 Drug Abuse Law Enforcement (DALE) Dunn, Mrs. Winfield attorneys 72-9-3:A07 70-8-16:010 Drug enforcement agents Dunne, Thomas P. 72-1-30:C03 74-3-31 :A12 Drummond, Geoffrey DuPont, Robert 70-11-1:A07, A08 73-9-9:A04 Drummond, Roscoe Duricka, John 70-11-1^07^08 70-11-8 :A06 Drury, Allen Durnke, Glen 70-12-13:C12 70-6-21 :A03 Dry, Leonard DuVal, Merlin K. 70-8-2(1 ):F14 71 -5-9:A08; 71 -9-12:601 ; 72-7-16:A09 Dryden, Howard M. Dwight, Donald R. 70-11-15:602 70-12-6:601 Du Bridge, Lee A. Dwyer, Edward J. 69-1-21:A09; 69-1-26:604, B06, 611,612; 71-9-12:A03 69-2-2:A08; 69-2-9:B12; 69-3-9:A07; Dwyer, Florence P. 69-4-6:A03,E05;69-4-20:B14;69-4-27:A03; 69-7-6:A06; 70-6-7:C06; 70-10-11 :D05; 69-5-25(2):C07; 69-9-14:A04; 70-2-1 :A11 ; 71-1-24:606 70-6-14:B13; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-16:E08 Dystel, Oscar Dudley, Guildford 70-8-2(1 ):F14;72-4-2:A04 72-1-30:A13 Eady, Carol Dudley, William M. 72-9-10:A05 72-8-6:A04 Eastland, James O. Duffy, Kevin 72-10-8:A10;74-3-24:A03 73-2-25:B04 Eaton, Hubert Duke, Charles 70-8-9(2):D02 72-6-11:A06

156 Participants Index

Eaton, Robert E. L. 69-8-3:B12; 69-10-12:A03; 70-2-1 :A06, A10, 73-11-11 :A04; 73-12-2:008; 74-2-24:A03 A11 ; 70-2-8:A03; 70-5-10:A04; 70-5-17:C02; Eberle, William D. 70-5-24:A06; 70-6-14:C05; 70-7-5:C03; 71-7-25:A11; 72-7-16:604; 73-10-7:A03 70-7-12.^03, B05, C01; 70-7-19:B05; Ebersol, Charles R., and Mrs. 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-9(1 ):C08;70-8-9(2):A03; 73-4-8:A05 70-8-23:A06; 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-13(1 ):A14; Ebner, Stanley 70-10-4:A04; 70-10-11 :A03; 70-11 -8:A03; 73-11-18:A03; 73-12-9:A11 70-11-15:C05, D11, E07; 70-11-22:E10; Echeverría, Luis, and Mrs. 70-12-6:A08, B01, BIO; 70-12-13:813; 70-11-8:A11 70-12-20:005; 70-12-27:A03; 71-1-3:A09; Echeverría, Maria Esther 71-1-10:A03, B03; 71-1-24:601, B06, D09; 70-11-8:A11 71-1-31:A12; 71-2-7:A03, A05, AI 4, B08, Edgar, Edward E. B14, C03, C04; 71-2-21:A04, B08; 70-12-13:A05, AI 4 71 -2-28:A03; 71 -3-7:006; 71 -3-21 :A13; Edgar, Mrs. Edward E. 71 -3-28:A03, B12; 71 -4-4:A07; 71 -4-25:B01, 70-12-13:A05 B03; 71 -5-2:A03; 71 -5-9:A03, A07, A08, B03; Editors 71-5-23:A03, A06, A09, A10; 71-6-13:A10; midwestem 70-9-13(1 ):E03 71-6-20:A03, A05; 71-6-27:A03, B10; southern 70-8-9(2):C07 71 -7-11 :A07; 71 -7-18:A08, AI 3; 71 -9-26:A09, Edward, Mrs. Edward E. B01;71-10-3:A10, A12; 71-10-10:A11, A12; 70-12-13:A14 71 -10-17:A07; 71 -10-24:A08, A11 ; Edwards, C. Lewis 71-11-7:A14, B02; 71 -11-21 :A06; 70-1-11:A03 71-12-5:A07; 72-1-2:A14; 72-1-9:A07, A10, Edwards, Charles B03; 72-1 -30:A06; 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:A03, 73-5-27:A05; 73-9-23:A06; 73-12-9:A12 A08; 72-3-19:A05, A09; 72-4-30:A05; Edwards, David 72-5-14:A11 ; 72-6-18:A08;72-6-25:A07,A11 ; 72-8-6:A03 72-7-2:A03; 72-7-16:A03, A04, A06, A12, B01, Edwards, Edwin, and Mrs. B05; 72-7-23:C07, C10; 72-8-6:A11, B04; 72-8-6:A03 72-9-17:A11, AI 3; 72-9-24:A10; 72-10-1 :A08, Edwards, Jack A10; 72-10-8:005; 72-10-29:A03; 72-10-1 :A03; 73-3-18:A14 72-11 -12:A03; 72-11 -26:A03; 73-2-4:B03; Edwards, James 73-2-11:A12; 73-3-4:011, F12; 73-4-15:A07 73-11-18:A03; 73-12-9:A11 Eisenhower, David Edwards, Steven 70-7-12:B05, C07;70-9-13(1):A03; 74-2-10:A05 72-8-6:A03 Eisenhower, John S. D. Edwards, Victoria 72-7-30:A10 72-8-6:A03 Eisenhower, Julie Edwards, W. F. 70-7-12:C07; 70-9-13(1 ):A03; 71 -10-31 :B01 ; 69-3-23:B11 74-2-10:A05 Edwards, W. Jack Eisenhower, Mamie 69-6-29:A03 70-8-2(1 ):C12; 71-7-25:A06; 71-9-26:A03 Edwards, Willard Ekerberg, Herbert R., and Mrs. 70-11-1:A07, A08; 71-12-5:A04; 73-1-22:A03 70-8-16:B13 Egeberg, Roger O. Ekstrom, Helmer N. 71-6-6:B01;72-7-30:A03 71-6-27:A09 Eger, John Mitchell Elam, Harriet 72-4-2:A03 brothers 71-2-14:A11 Ehrler, Bremer Elam, Lloyd 70-8-16:B13 73-11-25:A08 Ehrlichman, Jeanne Eldredge, E. I. 72-9-17:A09 70-8-9(1 ):B07 Ehrlichman, John D. Eldridge, Ann 69-2-2:A05; 69-3-2:B02; 69-3-9:A12, C03; 70-8-2(1 ):D07 69-3-16:B04; 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-27:B04;

157 Participants Index

Eliot, Lloyd Erickson, John 70-6-21 :A03 70-9-20:010 Eilender, Allen J. Erickson, Ralph 70-7-12:812; 70-8-9(2):B05; 71-1-24:606; 72-7-16:605 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -10-3:A10; 72-5-14:A06 Erienborn, John N. Ellington, Buford 71-1-24:611,001 70-5-10:A04; 70-7-12:B05 Ervin, Samuel Elliot, Ted 70-7-12:612 71-1-24:D06 Erwin, William W. Elliott, David D. 73-5-6:A07; 74-2-10:A03 73-4-29:A07 Esch, Marvin L. Elliott, Frank B. 71-1-24:611,001 73-7-8:B03; 74-2-10:A03 Eshelman, Byron Elliott, John M. 70-9-20:611 70-10-11:005 Eshleman, Edwin D. 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ; 73-9-23:A07; Elliott, Joseph A. 71-8-1:A11 73-9-30:A04 Elliott, Roland L. Etherington, Edwin D. 71-4-25:604; 71-10-17:A08 72-7-23:A07 Ellison, C. D. Evans, Clifford 73-4-8:A10 72-6-25:607 Ellsworth, Robert Evans, Daniel J. 69-1-26:B04;69-3-2:A13 71 -2-14:A03; 72-1 -30:611 ; 73-7-1 :A04 Elmer, William M. Evans, John F., Jr. 70-11-15:604 70-11 -22:012; 71-1-10:604; 71-1 -24:A10; 71 -1 -31 :A12; 71 -4-4:A07; 72-6-25:A11 ; Elsmo, Ralph 70-8-2(1 ):C11 73-2-11:A10 Eisten, Benjamin family 73-2-11:A10 70-11-29:A14 Evans, John R. Engel, Eileen 70-10-11:005 70-10-11:013, E03 Evans, Joseph Enger, Walter M. 71-5-16:A05 72-9-17:A05, A07 Evans, Llewellyn J., Jr. English-Speaking Union of the United States 72-8-13:A09 70-11-29:603 Evans, Melvin H. Engman, Lewis 70-12-6:A05 71-10-24:A08;72-3-5:A08 Evans, Richard L. Ennes, Howard 70-7-19:G11 71-9-12:601 Evans, Roland, and Mrs. Ennis, Ethel 74-2-10:A05 73-2-4:A13 Evans, Ronald, and Mrs. Enoch, Donald 73-2-25:605 70-2-1 :A11 Evans, Thomas B. 70-7-5:E09;71-1-17:B11;71-8-8:A04 Environmental Message Team 70-2-22:A03 Evans, Thomas W. Environmental Quality Council 71-4-18:A03 69-8-24:C10; 69-11-16:A04 Everest, Harvey P. Epstein, Sidney 73-4-8:A10 70-7-19:007 Evins, Joseph Erck, Mrs. Martin 71-6-6:A08 74-3-24:002 Ewing, Bayard Erhler, Bremer 69-11-23:A03 70-8-9(1 ):D14

158 Participants Index

Executive Committee of National Governor's Fässer, Paul J., Jr. Conference 70-11-1:A09; 73-12-16:A04 69-7-20:A03 Fauntroy.WalterE. Executive Committee of the Advertising 69-3-2:A06; 71-3-21 :B03 Council family 71-3-21:803 70-3-8:A07 Fauver, Edwin Executive Departments 72-1-9:B02 undersecretaries 70-11 -1 :A03 Fauver, Grace Executive Office Building 72-1-9:602 federal troops 70-5-3:B01 Fauver, John Executive Protection Service 72-1-9:602 70-6-14:E12 Fawcett, Novice G. Exon, James 70-11-29:601 74-3-24:A08 Federal Executive Board Expo "74 chairmen 71-2-21:801, 803 74-4-28:A04 Federal Executive Boards Export Expansion, Conference on 70-6-14:C05 73-10-7:A03 Federal Regional Council Exton, H. M. 73-3-4:009 71-5-2:C07 Federal Woman's Award recipients Faassen, Fred 73-3-4:A13 70-8-16:613 Feldman, Marvin Fahey, James 70-9-6:E02 70-9-6:B09 Feldstein, Martin Fairbanks, Richard M. 70-12-20:013, 014 73-2-11 :A12; 73-4-29:A03; 73-9-16:A04; Fellner, Valerie 73-11 -4:B01 ; 73-12-9:A11 ; 73-12-16:A07; 73-11-4:802 74-1-20:A03; 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-10:A03; Fellner, William 74-3-24:A08 73-11-4:802 Faircloth, H. Spencer Ferebee, J. Smith 73-2-18:806 72-8-6:A04 Fairman, Charles Ferguson, Clyde, Jr. 71-11-14:A03 70-6-7:801 Falk, James H. Ferguson, Francis 72-6-25:A11 ; 72-9-17:A11 ; 73-3-25:A05; 69-3-9:C03 73-4-29:A03; 73-9-16:A04; 74-1-27:A04 Ferguson, Howell Falkiewicz, Andrew 73-9-16:A04 73-4-29:A03;74-1-27:A04 Ferguson, Rene Falstad, William 71-1-24:006 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Ferre, Luis Fannin, Paul J. 71-5-23:A11 70-6-14:011; 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 70-8-30:A10, Fickling, Austin B02; 70-9-13(1 ):A12; 71-1-24:611, C01; 70-9-13(1 ):B06 71-7-18:A11;72-6-25:A11 Fidler, Walther B. Farmer, James E. 72-8-6:A04 70-12-6:A06 Field, Mrs. Myron Farm publication representatives 71-1-10:A05 71-8-1:A11 Fielder, Alvin Farr, William D. 70-6-21 :C14 69-3-16:602; 70-1-25:A04 Fielding, Fred Farrar, Frank 73-4-29:A03 70-10-25:A13 Fiji Farrell, Michael Presidential Delegation to 70-9-6:C13 73-4-29:A03;74-1-27:A04

159 Participants Index

Film industry spokesmen Fisher, O. Clark 71 -4-4:A03 72-9-17:802; 74-1-20:606 Finamore, Mike Fishwick,Jack 72-3-26:B11 71-6-6:A10 Finance Committee Fitzhugh, Gilbert staff members 72-9-24:A05 69-3-9:C03 Finch, Robert H. Fitzpatrick, Colleen 69-2-2:A03; 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-20:A03; 72-8-6:A10 69-5-11 :D01 ; 70-1 -18:A03; 70-2-8:A10; Fitzpatrick, Donald 70-6-14:C03; 70-6-21 :C08, C14; 70-7-5:A09, 70-9-6:609 C03; 70-7-19:C04; 70-8-2(1 ):C03, C14; Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Harry 70-8-23:A09; 70-8-30:A10, B02; 72-8-6:A10 70-9-20:E02; 70-10-11 :B05; 70-11-1 :A07, Fitzsimmons, Frank E. A08; 70-11 -8:A03; 70-11 -15:A03, A11, B10; 70-12-20:E04; 71 -9-5:A05; 73-9-23:A11 70-12-13:613; 71-1-3:A09; 71-4-4:B04; Flanigan, Brigid 71 -8-1 :A05; 72-7-16:B05; 72-7-30:A13, B01 72-9-17:A09 Findley, Paul Flanigan, Peter M. 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 ; 73-2-25:A14; 73-10-14:A10 69-3-23:601; 69-4-27:B06; 69-7-13:A07; Fine, John 69-9-28:A03; 69-10-12:A03, C03; 69-6-15:A03; 73-12-9:A10 69-10-19:A09; 70-4-5:A09; 70-5-10:A04; Finger, Mrs. John 70-6-14:006; 70-7-12:602, 614; 71-1-10:A05 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-16:F02; 70-10-18:A06; Fini, Frank 70-11-1:A09; 70-11-15:011, E01, E07; 72-6-25 :A04 70-11 -22:001 ; 71 -2-21 :A07; 71 -3-7:C02, Fink, Halsey C08, 006; 71 -4-4:607; 71 -4-11 :D06; 73-12-2:008 71-4-18:603; 71-5-2:A14; 71-5-9:A07; Finks, P. David 71-5-16:A07; 71-7-18:A13; 71-9-12:A03; 70-8-16:A03 72-1-16:A03; 72-1-30:A14; 72-3-26:A03; Finlator, John 72-4-9:A08; 72-7-16:A11, B05; 72-11 -19:A05; 70-10-11:613 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; 73-5-6:A04; Finley, William 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:605; 70-5-17:A12 73-7-22:A05; 73-10-7:A03; 73-10-14:A11 ; Finn, Chester E., Jr. 73-11-4:A03; 73-12-2:A06; 73-12-9:A11; 70-4-19:A04; 70-12-20:A06 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-17:A04; Finnish delegation 74-5-19:A07; 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08 70-7-19:E10 Fleet Reserve Association Firestone, Leonard 70-4-26 :A09 70-10-11:605 Flemming, Arthur S. Fish, Hamilton 71-4-18:610; 71-11-14:602; 72-1-9:A06; 71-1-24:611, C01; 73-12-9:A05;74-2-24:A03 72-3-5:610; 72-7-16:A09; 72-9-24:C08 Fisher, C. William Flemming, Mrs. Arthur S. 71-4-4:A07 72-1-9:A06 Fisher, Charles Flemming, Harry 69-3-2:A06; 70-9-20:A06 71-1-17:A11;72-1-9:A06 Fisher, John R. Flemming, Roger 71-6-27:A09 71-1-24:C11 Fisher, Joseph Fletcher, A. J 70-4-19:A11 74-3-31 :A11 Fisher, Max M. Fletcher, Arthur 69-1-26:609; 69-4-13:608; 69-11-2:A03; 70-10-18:A06; 70-12-20:005; 71-11-28:A07; 71-4-25:604; 71-5-9:607; 72-1-23:A13; 72-1-9:A03;74-2-3:A11 72-9-24:602, 606; 73-3-11 :A12; 74-6-2:A05 Fletcher, Jack Fisher, Miles Mark, IV 70-8-16:B13 73-11-25:A08

160 Participants Index

Fletcher, James C. Forst, Robert Allen 72-1-2:A09; 72-6-11 :A06; 73-7-22:A05; 72-8-13:A09 74-1-20:A13 Forsythe, Edwin B. son71-4-25:A09 71-1-24:611, C01 Flieger, Howard Fortune 71-5-16:A05 editors 71 -2-14:A08 Flock, Michael Fosco, Peter 73-8-5:A06 70-7-19:F09; 70-10-11:005 Flood, Daniel Fowler, Calvin W. 71-10-10:A06 72-8-6:A04 Florida Technical University Fowler, Worth 73-6-3:A11, A13, B01, B04, B05, B06 70-10-18:A06 Fluhrer, David Foy, Fred C. 71-1-24:D06 72-1-2:A14 Flynn, Francis M. Fraederick, Royal 70-8-16:011 71-8-1:A11 Flynn, John P. France, Alfred 73-5-20:A06 70-10-18:A06 Foley, Thomas Francis, Norman 73-12-16:A07 70-2-15:604 Foltz, John C. Frank, Isaiah 74-2-10:A03 71-9-12:A09 Fong, Hiram Frank, John N. 69-10-19:A05; 70-9-13(1):A12; 70-9-20:A11 family 71-5-16:A03 Foote, Barbara Franklin, Barbara 73-8-5:A06 71 -4-25:B11 ; 71 -8-8:B09; 72-9-17:A09 Ford, Gerald R. Frazier, Kathy 69-1-21:A08; 69-3-23:B01; 69-4-13:607; family 71-4-25:A05 69-4-27:B01 ; 69-6-29:A03; 69-9-21 :A07; Frederick, Robert 69-11-30:A03; 70-6-14:011; 70-7-5:C05, 70-7-5:E06; 71-1-24:C12 003; 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-9(1 ):A03, C08; Free, Ray D. 70-9-6:C14, 010; 70-9-20:B01, 003; 70-9-20:A06 70-10-11 :B01, 005; 70-11 -15:B13; Freeburg, Russell 70-11-29:A10; 70-12-6:B07; 70-12-13:607, 70-9-13(2):A08 011; 71-1-17:609; 71-1-24:611, COI; Freeman, John 71 -3-21:804; 71 -4-18:607; 71 -5-2:601 ; 70-7-12:C07, E13; 71-1-3:A13 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -10-3:A10; 71 -10-31 :A12; Freeman, Mrs. John 72-3-5:B07; 72-3-26:A08; 72-4-9:A10; 70-7-12:C07, E13 72-5-7:A03; 72-7-16:605; 72-7-23:004; Freeman, Louise 72-9-17:A13; 72-11-26:A03; 73-6-3:A05; 70-8-9(1 ):A03 73-12-9:A04, A11, 601; 74-2-3:A09; Freeman, Roger 74-3-24:A12 70-6-14:C02 Ford, Mrs. Gerald R. Frelinghuysen, Peter H. B. 70-12-13:607 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ; 71 -10-17:A12; 72-5-7:A03; Ford, Henry, II 74-1-20:A11 71-4-25:A10,604 French National Assembly Ford, Wendell members 71-10-3:A14 73-9-16:A04 Frenzel, William Foreman, Edward 71-1-24:611,001 69-6-29:A03;70-9-20:A11 Freund, Paul A. Former Members of Congress, Inc. 71-11-14:A03 70-9-13(1 ):A03 Frey, Louis, Jr. Forsberg, Franklin, and Mrs. 69-6-15:A09; 69-6-29:A03; 70-9-20:A11 70-7-5:E01

161 Participants Index

Fri, Robert W. Gannon, Frank 71-5-9:A06 73-3-4:011 ; 74-7-7:A08 Friars, Eileen Garcia, Christiane 71-3-21:602 72-4-9:810,611 Frick, Kenneth E. Gardner, Sidney L. 74-2-10:A03 70-4-19:A11 Friday, William C. Garmatz, Edward A. 70-5-3:A03 70-10-18:A06 Friedersdorf, Max L. Garment, Leonard 71-1-17:606; 71-5-2:607; 73-4-29:A03; 69-11 -2:A03; 70-3-1 :B10; 70-5-17:C02; 73-8-5:A03; 74-3-24:A08 70-7-5:613; 70-7-12:609; 70-8-2(1 ):C14; Friedman, Milton 70-8-16:A03; 70-10-11:013; 70-11-22:003; 70-4-26:A05; 70-11-15:E10; 71-6-6:A06 70-12-20:A05; 71-4-4:A11, 604; Friend, Carl 72-1 -9:A06; 72-11 -19:A06; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-12-2:A03 73-8-12:A04; 73-9-9:801; 73-12-2:E03; Friendly Sons of St. Patrick 74-2-3:A09; 74-2-17:A09; 74-6-16:A03; 71-3-14:A03 74-7-7:A08 Frizzell, Kent Garn, E. J. "Jake" 70-8-16:E13; 70-9-13(1 ):D06 72-7-23:004, C07 Froehlich, Harold Garner, J. Marvin 72-10-8:A13;73-12-9:A05 74-3-24:A08 Froehlke, Robert F. Garrett, Thaddeus, Jr. 72-6-25:A03; 73-7-8:603 71-6-27:A09 Frontiers of Science Foundation of Oklahoma, Garrish, Ted Inc. 74-6-2:A03 73-4-8:A10 Garside, Daniel Fulbright, J. William 73-5-27:A03 70-8-16:C09; 71-5-16:A08 Gartland, John Full, John 71-4-4:A07 70-11-8:A06 Gaston, Mrs. A.J. Fulton, James 72-9-10:A05 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ; 71 -6-6:A08 Gates, Thomas Funk, Bettyann 70-2-15:610 70-9-6:611,003 Gaudion, Donald A. Future Farmers of America 74-5-19:A04 70-3-1 :A03; 72-7-23:006 Gaylord, Edward King Gabrielson, Rosamund C. 73-4-8:A10 72-1-9:A04 Geiger, John H. Gafford, Robert W. 71-9-12:006 70-9-6:609 Geimer, William Gajraj, Rahman Bacchus 72-6-25:803; 72-9-24:008 70-6-7:611 Geissinger, John B. Galant!, Phyllis E. 71-9-26:A09 72-5-14:A03 Gelb, Victor Galbraith, William 71-1-31:A05 71-1-17:606 Gemmell, William, and Mrs. Gallagher, Patrick 71-2-7:A05 72-10-8:010 Gemmill, Henry Gallagher, Raymond 71-5-16:A05 69-9-28:A03, A05; 70-8-2(1 ):F14 General Society of the Mayflower Gallagher, Raymond J. descendants 70-12-13:A14 70-2-15:804 Georgia State Advisory Committee on Public Gallegos, Bert A. Education 72-10-22:A08 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-9(2):D02

162 Participants Index

Gergen, David R. Glennan, Thomas Jr. 72-7-23:A10; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; 70-9-6:E02 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:B05; Gleszer, R. M. 73-10-14:A11; 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-3:A04; 71-5-2:C07 74-3-24:C04;74-6-16:A03 Gmelin, Adele Gerstenberg, Richard C. 71-6-27:A09 72-3-5:804; 73-2-18:B06 Goddard, Maurice Getting, Ivan 73-9-16:A04 71-3-28:A04FA06 Godfrey, Arthur Gettys, Thomas S. 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 71-10-31 :A14 72-9-10:B02; 74-1-20:606 Godfrey, Mrs. Arthur Gherardi, Thomas 71-10-31 :A14; 70-11-29:A06 71-1-17:B06 Godwin, Mills E. Gl Bill 70-11-29:A06;72-8-6:A04 71-4-11:A03 Goebel, Julius, Jr. Gibbons, Joseph 71-11-14:A03 70-8-9(1 ):A03 Goldberg, Jack Gibbons, Samuel 69-5-25(1 ):A03 71-6-6:A08 Goldberg, Rube, and Mrs. Giberga, Manuel 70-11-22:003 71-8-1:A05 Goldberg, Stanley Gibson, Andrew E. 74-1-20:A03 69-2-16:B11; 70-8-9(2):A04; 72-6-25:B10 Goldenson, Leonard Gibson, Glenn V. 71-4-25:604 70-10-25:A12 Goldfinger, Nathaniel Gibson, Kenneth 70-11-15:F01 72-7-23:C07 Goldman, Sylvan N. Gifford, Claude W. 73-4-8:A10 74-2-10:A03 Gold Star Mothers, Inc. Gifford, William 70-9-6:C03 70-12-13:607; 71-1-17:606; 72-10-8:005 Goldwater, Barry M. Gilbert, Carl 69-7-20:A05; 70-6-14:011 ; 70-7-12:612; 69-4-27:A04;71-4-4:A13 70-8-2(1 ):D07, 014; 70-12-13:603; Gilbride, John 71-1-24:610; 71-2-7:C05; 72-5-7:A03; 70-10-18:A06 73-9-16:A08 Gildea, James C. Goldwater, Barry M., Jr. 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-9(1 ):A03 69-6-29:A03; 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 Gildea, John Goldwater, Mrs. Barry M. 72-11 -5:A03 71-1-24:610 Gilman, Benjamin A. Goltra, Libby 74-2-24:A03 74-1-27:A04 Gilman, Harry J. Gomez, Joe 70-2-15:610 69-3-2:A06 Giniger, K. S. Gomulinski, Robert B. 70-11-22:003 70-4-26:A03 Ginsburg, Mitchell Gonzalez, Henry 69-5-25(1 ):A03 71-6-6:A08 Girard, Thomas Gonzalez, Manuel 70-11-8:A06 71-8-1:A05 Glass, Thomas R. Good, Robert A. 72-8-6:A04 72-1-30:A03 Gleason, Thomas W. Goode, Mark 70-10-18:A06; 72-9-24:A09 71 -2-7:A05; 71 -6-27:C03; 71 -9-5:A11 Glenn, William W. L, and Mrs. Goodearle, Roy 71-1-31:A07 73-2-4:601

163 Participants Index

Goodfellow, Thomas Green, Marshall 70-8-2(1 ):B01 71-1-24:006 Goodling, George A. Greenberg, Leon 69-3-23:601; 71-1-24:611, C01; 73-7-29:A04 70-8-2(2):A11;70-11-15:F01 Goodloe, Joseph Greene, Gerald 70-7-12:809 70-8-16:011 Goodnough, Robert B. Greene, James 73-5-13:A04 74-3-17:A04 Goodrich, James Greener, William I., Jr. 70-10-18:A06 72-8-6:A13;72-9-24:C08 Goodwin, Robert C. Greenfield, Stanley 70-8-9(1 ):A03 71-10-31 :A05 GOP Greenspan, Alan leadership 71 -3-7:C04; 71 -7-18:A03; 70-2-15:610 72-3-26:A04; 72-7-16:612 Gregory, James B. national committeemen and women 73-8-12:A03 74-4-21 :A08 Gribbs, Roman state chairmen and women 74-4-21 :A08 72-7-23:C04, C07 Gordon, Dick Gridiron Club 71-9-19:A14 officers 73-2-25:A06 Gordon, Gail Grier, Mary Lou 70-8-16:E14 71-4-18:801,802 Gordon, Kermit Griffin, Robert P. 70-4-19:A11; 72-6-18:606; 72-10-8:007; 69-5-18:A05; 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 73-2-4:A03 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:801 ; 70-10-11 :D05; Gosden, Craig 70-11 -15:613; 70-12-13:607, 011 ; 74-1-27:A04 71 -1 -24:A10, 811, C01 ; 71 -4-25:A05; Government 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -7-18:A11 ; 71 -10-3:A10; elected state and local officials 71-9-12:814; 72-2-13:A03; 72-5-7:A03; 72-6-25:A11 ; 73-11-4:A12 72-7-16:605; 72-9-3:A06; 72-9-17:A13; Governors 72-10-1 :A08, A09; 72-10-8:810, D05 73-2-25 :A04 Griffin, Mrs. Robert P. Grabia, Heinz 70-12-13:607 70-8-9(1 ):D13 Griffith, Corrine Grace, J. Peter 71-5-30:803 70-11-22:003 Griffith, Ernest Grämlich, Ned 70-8-9(1 ):D13 71-4-4:A07 Grimm, Stanley Granger, David 71-3-21:602 70-11-29:803 Griner, John Grant, John 71-1-10:A12 70-5-17:C04 Griset, Lorin, and Mrs. Grassmuck, George 73-4-8:A03 71-11-14:805 Gromyko, Andrey Gray, Elmon T. 73-6-17:603 72-8-6:A04 Gross, Nelson Gray, Frederick T. 70-8-9(2):A12;70-9-13(1):C13 72-8-6:A04 financial supporters 70-10-25:A14 Gray, L Patrick Grout, John 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 72-4-2:A03; 72-4-30:A05 70-6-21 :A13 Grayson, C. Jackson Grover, Bert 71-11-14:A04, A05; 73-2-4:A03 71-2-28:A03 Green, Edith Grover, James 74-3-3:A03 74-1-20:A11

164 Participants Index

Groza, Maria Guthrie, Robert 70-10-25:A03 70-11-29:805,606 Grubb, Dale Gutterridge, Larry 71-1-17:606 74-6-2:A03 Grubb, Evelyn Gutwillig, Jacqueline G. 72-3-5:611 69-11-9:A04 Gruenther, Alfred M. Guzhenko, Timofey B. 70-2-15:610; 71-9-26:A06 72-10-8:013 Grumhaus, Harold Haack, Robert 70-9-13(1 ):D06 69-6-22:A03 Grunewald, Richard Hackett, Luther 71-10-31 :A05 72-9-24:A06 Gualtieri, Fred Haddock, Hoyt 71-6-27:605 70-9-20:A06; 70-10-18:A06 Guarrera, John J. Hadley, Garland R. 71-3-28:A04, A06 73-4-8:A10 Gubser, Charles S. Hagan, Elliott, and Mrs. 71-1-24:811, C01; 72-9-17:606, 608; 70-10-4:A05 74-1-20:A11 Hagerty, James C. Gude, Gilbert 73-9-23:A10 70-9-6:D13; 71-1-24:611, C01 Hagerty, Sheward Guerillot, Roger Leon Charles 70-8-16:011 70-9-20:A10 Haggard, Merle Guerney, Edward J. 73-3-11:605 69-3-23:611 Haggerty, Patrick Guian, Jerome R. 69-1-26:606; 70-11-15:F01 71-1-24:C08 Hahn,Jack Gu I lander, Werner P. 72-1-2:A05 69-3-23:605; 70-7-19:E06; 70-8-9(1 ):A03; Hahn, Stanley 71-1-24:C08 70-1-11:A03 Gulledge, Eugene Haider, Michael 70-2-8:A07 69-9-28:A07 Gulley, William Haig, Alexander A. M., Jr. 72-1 -30:A06 71-4-25:A03; 71-5-9:609; 71-5-23:A07; Gullion, Edmund A. 71-10-10:A06; 71-10-17:A07, A09, A12; 70-5-3:A11 72-1-16:A03; 72-1-30:601 ; 72-3-5:602, Gunn, Charles, Jr. 603; 72-3-26:A03; 72-6-25:A04; 72-8-6:A04 72-7-16:A03, A04; 72-7-23:012, 004; Günther, John J. 72-9-3:A03; 72-9-24:606; 72-10-29:A03; 70-10-11 :D05; 72-7-23:C04, C07 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; Gurash, John 73-6-24:802; 73-7-8:605; 73-7-22:A05; 72-6-18:A10 73-8-12:A05; 73-9-2:A03, A05; 73-9-30:A06; Gurdon, Kathleen 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; 73-12-2:813; 70-6-7:C06 73-12-16:A13; 74-1-20:A13; 74-2-3:801; Gurney, Edward J. 74-2-17:A08, A09; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-10:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 70-9-20:A11 ; 71 -1-24:611, 74-3-24:004; 74-5-26:A03; 74-6-16:A03; C01;73-5-27:A03 74-6-23:A03; 74-7-7:A03, A08; 74-8-4:A03 Gustafson, Burnell Hainsworth, Brad E. 70-9-13(1):A14 72-10-8:A13 Gustafson, Joel Haldeman, H. R. 72-10-8:A13 69-1-21:A09; 69-2-2:A12; 69-3-2:802; Guthrie, John 69-3-23:801; 70-3-8:A07; 70-5-10:A04; 73-3-4:011; 74-1-27:A04 70-7-5:003; 70-7-12:605; 70-7-19:004; Guthrie, John H. 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-10-11 :e05; 70-11 -22:003; 70-1-25:A04 70-12-6:A07; 71-1-17:811; 71-1-31:A11,

165 Participants Index

Haldeman, H.R. cont. Hampton, Robert E. AI 2; 71 -2-21 :A12; 71 -3-28:A03; 69-12-21 :A03; 70-2-22:A14; 71 -4-25:B11 ; 71 -4-18:A11 ; 71 -6-27:A03, B11, C03; 71 -8-1 :A05; 73-3-11 :A04; 73-9-30:A06 71-7-18:A08; 71 -7-25:A03; 71 -9-5:A11 ; Handal, Marie-Louise 71 -11 -21 :A04; 72-1 -30:A06; 72-3-19:A07, 70-9-6:C04 A09; 72-4-30:A05; 72-7-16:A03, A04, B05; Handler, Philip 72-10-1 :A10, B01 ; 72-11 -12:A03; 73-2-4:A06, 69-1-26: 611; 72-10-29:601 A08; 73-3-4:011 Handley, William Haley, Carl Wrenn, and Mrs. 73-9-9:A04 71-2-21:A07 Hanford, Elizabeth Hall, David 71-8-8:609 72-7-16:601; 72-7-16:A12 Hanks, Benjamin Hall, Durward G. 70-8-23:A09 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 ; 72-9-17:B05 Hanks, Nancy Hall, Floyd 70-7-12:E13; 70-10-11 :D13; 71 -4-4:B04; 70-8-9(1 ):B08 71-8-8:A09;73-9-9:B01 Hall, Joan Hannah, John A. 73-12-16:A04 69-3-23:A11, A14; 72-7-23:012 Hall, Ralph E. Hannan, James M. 70-4-26:A03; 70-10-11:013 71-4-18:A13, A14 Hall, Timothy L. Hannikainen, Heikki 69-3-23:B01 70-7-19:C13 Halladay, D. Whitney Hannon, Thomas 70-6-21 :A03 72-7-16:A06 Halstead, James Hanrahan, Robert 70-7-5:C07 73-8-12:A03; 74-8-12:A03 Halsted, Anna Roosevelt Hansberger, Robert V. 70-7-5:C07 70-8-23:A03; 70-10-18:A03 Halvorson, Carl M. Hansen, Clifford P. 70-7-19:F09 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ; 71 -7-18:A11 ; 72-6-25:A11 ; Hamil, David 73-7-29:A06; 73-12-2:008; 74-2-24:A03 73-5-6:A07 Hansen, Julia Hamilton, Charles 73-12-9:A05 71-1-17:606 Hansen, Orval Hamilton, Mary T. 71-1-24:B11,C01 73-2-4:A03 Hansford, Byron Hamilton, Robert 73-9-30:C01 70-9-13(1 ):A03 Hanson, Carole Hamilton, William 72-3-5:B11 69-3-2:A06 Hanzlik, Ray Hamm, William 72-10-22:A08 71-4-4:A07 Haornaday, Mary Hammer, Armand 70-7-5:C07 70-7-12:612; 72-7-16:603 Harbaugh, Charles W. Hammerschmidt, John P. 71-1-24:C08 70-9-20:A11 ; 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ; 73-7-29:A06; Harbaugh, Judy 73-12-2:008; 74-2-24:A03 71-1-24:A03 Hamon, Jake L. Hardin, Clifford M. 70-9-20:C02 69-3-2:A06, 611 ; 69-4-6:A03; 69-5-25(2):B13; Hampton, Horace R. 69-9-14:A06; 69-9-28:A06; 69-10-12:003, 71-6-6:A12 C14; 70-2-1 :A06; 70-3-8:A03; 70-4-19:A11 ; Hampton, Lionel 70-5-24:A06; 70-7-12:605, 612; 71-2-14:A11 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-10-4:A04; 70-12-20:005;

166 Participants Index

71-3-21:A05, A09, A13; 71-4-4:A13; Harris, Thomas O. 71-4-18:A10; 71 -5-2:A12; 71 -5-16:A07; 73-9-16:A04 71 -9-12:B12; 71 -10-24:A11 ; 71 -11 -7:B02 Harsha, William H. Hardin, Mrs. Clifford M. 71-1-24:611, C01 71-11-7:B02 Hart, Jeffrey Harding, Mrs. A. A. 70-11-8:A14 71-12-5:A09 Hart, Thomas Hardy, Dorcas 72-11-5:A03 72-1-9:A04 Hartdegen, Stephen Hardy, Gene 70-11-22:003 73-2-4:B07 Hartke, Vance Harisson, Damon 73-7-29:A06; 73-12-2:008; 74-2-24:A03 73-9-16:A04 Hartley, Roney Harkins, William D. 74-2-24:A03 73-3-11:A04 Hartman, Robert Harlow, Bryce N. 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; 74-1 -20:A13; 69-2-2:A05; 69-2-9:A05; 69-3-2:B02; 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-24:C04; 69-3-23:B01 ; 69-4-27:B01 ; 69-5-18:A10; 74-5-26:A03; 74-7-7:A08 69-6-29:A03; 69-9-14:A06; 69-9-21 :A06; Hartsock, Dion E. 69-9-28:A06; 70-2-1 :A06; 70-2-8:A10; 70-8-2(1 ):D07 70-2-15:A03; 70-3-8:A03; 70-5-24:A06; Harvey, James 70-6-21 :C14; 70-7-5:C03; 70-7-12:605, 71-1-24:B11,C01 B12, C01 ; 70-7-19:C04; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Harvey, Robert, and Mrs. 70-8-16:C09; 70-9-6:008; 70-9-20:C04; 71-4-11:011 70-11-15:B13;70-12-6:A08;71-2-21:A12; Hasek, Eliska 71-3-7:006; 71-6-20:A07; 72-7-16:805; 70-8-2(1 ):F14 72-7-23:004; 72-9-17:A13; 72-10-1 :A10; Haskell, Harold 73-9-9:A10; 73-12-2:A05; 74-1-20:A11, 72-7-23:C04, C07 B06; 74-2-3:A09 Hastings, James Harlow, Donald L. 71-1-24:611,001 69-11-9:A06;72-6-25:A04 Hatcher, Richard Harmon Trophy winners 72-7-23:C04, C07 73-9-16:A08 Hatfield, Mark O. Harper, Edwin L. 69-10-26:A03; 69-11 -9:A03; 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 70-7-12:B05; 70-12-13:613; 71-1-3:A09; Hathaway, Harry 71 -1 -17:B06; 71 -2-28:A03; 71 -4-4:A07; 70-8-9(2):A14;72-4-2:A03 71-6-27:A03; 71-10-24:A08; 72-7-16:A12, Hauck, William F. B01;72-7-23:C07 70-9-20:A06; 73-7-29:A06; 73-11 -11 :A04; Harper, John 74-2-24 :A03 71-2-7:A03 Havens, Harry Harrigan, Michael T. 71-4-4:A07 72-6-18:609 Haviland, James W. Harriman, E. Roland 72-1-9:A04; 72-10-22:A04 69-4-27:B10, B12 Hawes, Frederick Harrington, Fred H. 73-5-6:A03 70-5-3:A03 Hawes, Mrs. Frederick Harrington, Tracy 73-5-6:A03 73-5-27:A03 Hawkins, Augustus Harris, George S. 73-9-30:A04 70-7-12:B09 Haworth, Leland J. Harris, Huntington 69-1-26:611 70-5-3:A11 Haydon,John M. Harris, Jane 70-5-10:A04 71-12-5:A06 Hayes, Charles 73-11-25:A08

167 Participants Index

Haynes, M. Alfred Helms, Lou 71-9-12:601 69-2-9:A05 Haynsworth, Clement Helms, Richard 69-11-30:A07 71-10-3:A13; 72-11-19:A04 Hays, Anna M. Hempstone, Smith 71-12-5:A05 70-7-19:007 Hays, Brooks, and Mrs. Henderson, David 70-9-13(1 ):A03 71-9-26:601; 72-9-17:A04 Hays, Wayne L. Henderson, Floyd 70-7-5:C05;71-10-3:A14 72-6-25:A04 Hazard, Ellison L Henderson, Jerry 70-10-18:A03 70-8-2(1 ):801 Heald, Kevin Hendricks, Warren 72-3-26 :B02 74-1-27:A04 Health Services Industry Committee Henkin, Daniel 72-1 -9:A04 72-4-16:A03 Healy, Patrick Henley, Wallace B. 70-10-11:005 72-8-6:A04 Heard, G. Alexander family 73-2-4:601 70-5-3:A03; 70-5-17:C02; 70-6-21 :A03; Hennage, Joseph 70-7-5:A09; 70-7-12:004 70-9-6:013 Hearnes, Warren E. Henry, Robert 71-2-28:A03 70-8-9(1 ):D13 Heartwell, William L Hensgens, Anna Edwards 70-8-9(1 ):A03 72-8-6:A03 Heath, Edward Herbits, Stephen 70-12-20:C14; 73-1-29:A04 70-2-15:610 Heatwold, Paul, and Mrs. Herman, Dick 70-9-6:013 72-1-30:605,606 Hebert, F. Edward Hermann, P. D. "Bud" 70-7-12:612; 70-8-9(2):B05; 70-11-29:604; 73-11-11:A03 71-5-16:A08; 71-6-6:A08; 72-9-17:605; Hernandez, Alfred J. 74-1-20:606 69-3-2:A06 Hebert, Mrs. F. Edward Herndon, Lillie E. 70-8-9(2):B05 73-9-30 :C01 Heck, Carolyn Herndon, Terry 71-1-24:006 73-9-30:001 Heckler, Margaret M. Herrera, Felipe 69-7-6:A06; 70-9-6:609; 71-2-21:811 71-2-21:605 Heffner, Hugh Herrlnger, Frank C. 70-4-19:A11 72-6-18:609; 72-10-1 :A12; 73-8-12:A03; Hefley, James 74-8-12:A03 70-11-29:A14 Herschensohn, Bruce Height, Dorothy 74-1-27:A04 69-3-2:A06;69-11-23:A03 Hershey, Lewis B. Heinz, John 69-10-5:A06 71-5-23:A14; 71-10-31:603 Hershfield, Harry Heinz, Mrs. John 70-6-14:612 71-10-31:603 Hertzberg, Arthur Heitman, Harold J. 74-6-2:A05 71-6-27:A09 Herzog, Chaim Helding, Craig 72-1-23:A13 73-8-5:A06 Hesburgh, Theodore Helms, Jesse 70-2-15:610 74-3-31 :A11

168 Participants Index

Hess, Fred Hill, Robert 70-8-16:B13 71-6-6:B03 Hess, Stephen Hillenbrand, Bernard 69-4-6:A03; 70-12-6:A10; 71-5-23:A12; 72-7-23:C04, C07 72-4-9:B10,811 Hillenbrand, Martin J. family 72-49:B14 71-9-26:A06 Hester, James Hillis, Elwood 72-6-25:612 71-1-24:B11,C01 Hett, Günther Hillman, Elsie 70-8-2(1 ):F14 69-11-23:A03 Heubner, Lee Hiltz, Jack P. 73-4-29:A03 71-7-25:601 Hewitt, Ashley C. Hinckley, Gordon B. 71-2-21:805 70-7-19:G11 Hewitt, Mrs. Don Hindecracker, Ivan 70-12-20:A05 70-6-21 :A03 Heywood, Edwin W. Hinds, Boyd 70-11-15:802 70-11-29 :B02 Hickel, Walter J. Hines, Herman 69-2-2:A05; 69-2-9:A05; 69-4-27:804; 70-6-21 :C14 70-7-5:813; 70-8-2(1 ):B01; 70-11-22:E10 Hinton, Deane Hickman, Roy 71-4-4:A13 73-4-15:A04 Hirsch, Robert Hicks, Jack O. 72-10-8:A13 72-9-17:A03;73-7-29:A06 Hirschberg, Vera Hidalgo, Edward 72-7-23:A10;74-1-27:A04 70-11 -15:E 14; 72-10-22:A08 Hitch, Charles J. Hidalgo, Hilda 70-5-3:A03 71-8-1:A05 Hitchins, Robert Higby, Lawrence 73-4-15:A03 71 -1 -17:A11; 72-10-1 :A14; 73-3-4:011; Hitt, Patricia R. 73-4-29:A03;74-1-27:A04 71 -8-8:809; 71 -11 -14:A12; 72-9-17:A09 Higgins, Anne V. Hitt, Robert 70-8-2(1 ):F13;72-7-23:A07 71-2-21:A03 Higgins, George Hittle, James D. 70-8-16:A03 71-11-14:803 Higgins, Robert L. Hjornevik, Wesley 70-7-19:F09 70-9-6:E02 Hill, Calvin Hodges, Margaret 72-3-26:802 72-9-17:A09 Hill, Charles Hodges, Norman 71 -2-28:A03 69-3-2:A06 Hill, I.William Hodges, Ralph 70-7-19:007 73-9-23:A04 Hill, J. Eldred Hodgson, James D. 70-8-9(1 ):A03 70-6-21 :A11 ; 70-7-12:805, 814; 70-7-19:F09; Hill, Jesse, Jr. 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 70-9-6:A04; 70-7-12:809 70-10-11 :A05; 70-10-18:A06; 70-11 -1 :A09; Hill, John 70-11 -15:F01 ; 70-11 -22:C01, C12; 73-12-9:A11 70-11 -29:A03; 71 -1 -10:803; 71 -2-7:A03, Hill, John A. A14; 71-2-21:A04, 808; 71-3-28:A03, A06; 72-1-9:A04 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -6-27:810; 71 -7-25:801 ; Hill, Julius 71 -8-1 :A05; 71 -9-5:A05; 71-10-31 :A08; 70-8-2(1 ):C03 72-1 -23:A14; 72-1 -30:811 ; 72-6-18:A11 ;

169 Participants Index

Hodgson, James D. cont. Holmes, Daryl 72-6-25:603; 72-7-16:605; 72-9-17:A11 ; 70-6-21 :A03 72-9-24:601, C08; 72-10-1 :A10 Holmes, Ephrain P. Hodgson, Mrs. James D. 70-9-6:611 70-9-6:A04 Holmes, Peter Hodgson, Marie 73-11-25:A08 72-9-17:A09 Holt, Cooper T. Hoffman, Burton 69-4-20:611 ; 69-9-28:A03, A05; 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 70-7-19:007 72-6-25:A04; 73-9-2:613; 73-12-2:008; Hoffman, Carl A. 74-2-24:A03 72-9-24:A07 Holt, Lynn Hoffman, Clarence, and Mrs. 71-1-24:A03 72-1-2:A04 Holtoff, Howard Hoffman, Oswald 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 71 -2-21 :A07 Holton, Linwood Hofgren, Daniel W. 70-7-12:605; 71-6-20:A03; 73-9-16:A04 70-10-11:013 Homan, Richard Hogan, John 69-4-20:811 70-9-6:A03 Hood, Alden Thomas Hogan, Lawrence J. 73-10-14:A08 71-1-24:611, C01 Hood, Edwin Hogue, James 70-10-18:A06 71-11-14:604 Hood, Warren Hoisington, Elizabeth P. 70-6-21 :C14 71-12-5:A05 Hooks, C. Jones Holbert, J. C. 73-8-5:A06 70-1-25:A04 Hoopes, David C. Holden, John 72-10-1:A14;72-10-8:A14 73-12-2:008 Hoornstra, Jon Holden, Mrs. Robert 72-7-23:A08 73-12-9:605 Hoover, J. Edgar Holhouser, James 71-5-23:A03;71-5-30:A04 70-8-2(1 ):D14 Hope, Bob Holifield, Chet 72-4-16:A14; 73-5-20:A04 71 -1 -24:606; 71 -4-11 :C03; 71 -6-6:A08; Hoppe, Heinze 73-3-25:604 70-11-290:605,606 Holland, George Hopper, Walter Jr. 70-11-22:003 70-9-20:A06 Holland, Jerome P. Hormats, Robert 70-2-15:610; 72-6-25:A04 73-4-29:A07 Holland, Leonard Horner, Garnett D. 70-11-15:602 72-11-5:A04; 73-2-18:603 Holland, Spessard Horner, Jack 70-11-15:C12 70-8-16:613 Hollman, Ben Horton, Frank 70-12-20:005 71-1-24:611,001 Holloway, James L., Ill Horton, Jack K. 74-3-24:614 70-8-23:A03; 70-10-18:A03 Holloway, Ruth Hosmer, Craig 71-9-26:A09 69-7-13:A13; 71-1-24:811, C01 ;74-1-20:A11 Holm, Jeanne M. Houghtaling, Berle H. 71-12-5:A05 70-9-20:A06 Holman, Benjamin House, William 69-3-2:A06 69-3-16:802; 70-1-25:A04

170 Participants Index

House candidates Hughes, Mrs. Richard and daughter 70-9-6:C11 70-8-9(2):A04 House of Representatives and spouses Huheey, Thomas 70-7-19:B03 71-8-1:A11 House Rules Committee Hull, Hadlai Austin 70-9-13(1 ):D01 71-6-27:C01 House Ways and Means Committee Hull, Harry 70-8-9(1 ):A03 71-2-21:B11 Housewright, James Hull, Roger 71-5-23:A13 69-3-9:C03 Houston, Norman Hullin, Tod 72-3-5:A03 73-3-4:011; 74-1-27:A04 Houthakker, Hendrik S. Humelshine, Carl 69-3-2:B11 ; 69-5-11 :D02; 69-5-25(2):B13; 70-11-22:003 69-9-14:A06; 69-10-12:C03; 70-4-26:A05; Humphrey, Hubert 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 71 -1 -10:B03 71-6-6:A14 Howard, Bailey Humphrey, John 70-9-13(1 ):D06 70-11-15:604 Howard, Ernest Hundley, James M. 74-2-3:A04 71-1-31:A07;72-1-30:B13 Howard, Mack Hunt, John E. 74-6-2:A03 69-3-23:B01 ; 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 ; 74-1 -20:A11 ; Howard, W. Richard 74-3-31 :A08 73-2-4:A08; 73-4-29:A03 Hunter, Oakley Howe, Jonathan T. 70-7-19:F09 73-4-29:A07 Huntsman, Jon Howe, Walter family 72-1-9:B04 73-9-30:A04 Huntsman, Karen Howell, Carson, and Mrs. 72-1-9:B04 71-5-23:A08 Hurley, Susan Hruska, Roman 74-1-27:A04 69-3-16:B02; 69-4-13:B07; 69-10-26:A03; Hurst, Charles 70-9-6:011 ; 70-9-20:B01 ; 71 -4-11 :D11 ; 72-10-1:A12 71-7-18:A11;73-12-9:A05 Hurst, J. Willis, and Mrs. Hubler, Gary 72-1-30:B13 70-9-20:A06 Hussein, King (of Jordan) Hudson, Roy 72-3-26:B04 73-11-25:A08 Hussein I, King (of Jordan) Hudson, William 73-2-4:A13 74-2-17:B07 Huston, Tom Huebner, Lee 71-6-13:B14 71 -1 -24:E02; 72-7-23:A10; 74-1 -20:A08 Hutchinson, Edward Huff, Lee W. 69-6-29:A03; 71-1-24:611, C01;73-12-9:A05 70-4-19:A11 Hutchinson, Leland Huff, O. D. 70-8-16:E14 69-3-23:B11 Hutchinson, Louise Huffman, James 70-9-13(2):A08 70-9-6:B09 Hütten, Edwin Hughes, Edward T. 70-11-22:003 70-2-15:B04 Hyde, De Witt S. Hughes, James D. 72-8-6:A09 69-4-6:013; 69-10-5:A04; 70-4-19:A03; Hyde, Floyde H. 70-9-6:B11 ; 71 -1 -24:B05; 71 -4-25:B09; 69-4-6:A03; 70-2-1 :A11 71 -7-25:A03; 71 -9-5:A08; 71 -10-31 :A07 Hyde, Henry family 72-1-30:A06 73-9-23:A04

171 Participants Index

Hyland, William G. Jackson, Joseph 73-4-29:A07 69-3-23:608 Hyvarinen,Risto Jackson, Samuel C. 70-7-19:C13 69-2-16:C01; 69-3-2:A06; 70-4-19:A11; lacocca.LeeA. 70-12-20:005; 72-3-5:A03 69-11-16:A04;71-4-25:A10 Jackson, William lakovos, Archbishop James 70-9-6:C04 70-6-14:D04, D09 Jacobs, Dee V. Idzumbuir, Theodore 70-10-11:005 70-8-2(1 ):A08 Jacobs, Donald Ikard, Frank 71-5-2:608 69-11-16:A04; 71-1-24:011 Jacobson, Charlotte III, Charles L. 74-6-2:A05 71-8-8:A06 Jacoby, Nell Ingersoll, John K. 72-10-8:007 70-12-13:A05, A11; 71-6-13:609, B10 Jaffe, Faith Ingram, Charles C. 72-4-30:A09 73-4-8:A10 Jaffe, Jerome H. Ink, Dwight 71 -7-11 :A07; 71 -9-5:A03; 72-1 -23:A12 69-5-18:A09; 71 -1 -17:A11 ; 73-3-11 :A04 family 72-4-30:A09 Innis, Roy Jaffee, Mark 69-3-2:A06 72-4-2:A04 Insco,Jack Jägers, Oscar 72-10-8:A13 73-9-16:A04 International Conference of Police Jakobson, Max Associations 70-7-19:C13 72-9-3:A05 James, Allix International Longshoremen's Association 73-11-25:A08 72-9-24:A09 James, E. Pendleton International Monetary Fund 72-6-18:609; 73-2-4:601 members 71-9-26:A07 James, Ronald International Seminar on Illicit Drug Abuse and 70-9-6:E02 Traffic James, Winfield H. 71-9-19:A12 70-8-16:011 Ireland, Casey Jameson, Minor, Jr. 70-10-11:005 71-1-24:012 Irons, Edward Janka, Leslie A. 69-3-2:A06 73-4-29:A07 Irwin, James, and Mrs. Jarman, John 72-1-30:A14, B01 72-9-10:A06; 73-4-8:A10; 74-1-20:606 Irwin, Jane Jarriel, Thomas 70-9-20:A09 70-11-8:A06 Irwin, John, II Jarvis, Peter 70-9-20 :A09 72-11-5:A03 Irwin, John, III Jaspan, Daniel 70-9-20 :A09 70-8-9(1 ):D14 luen, Frank, Jr. Javits, Jacob 71 -2-28:A03 70-8-2(1 ):E08; 71 -1 -24:606; 71 -7-18:A11 ; Jackson, Donald 71-10-3:A10; 72-6-18:A08; 73-5-20:A05 69-1-21 :A08; 72-3-26:609 Jaycees Jackson, Henry members 71-4-18:A08 69-7-20:A05; 70-7-12:612; 70-8-9(2):A03; state presidents 73-12-9:603 70-11-22:003 Jefferson, Sylvia 70-10-11:013, E03

172 Participants Index

Jeffries, Leroy Johnson, U. Alexis 71-2-7:A05 71-5-2:A12 Jenkins, Howard Johnson, Wallace 69-3-2:A06 71-1-17:606; 71-12-19:A05; 72-10-8:005 Jenkins, Karen Johnson, William 72-7-23:A07 71-6-6:A10 Jennett, Richard Johnson, Wilson 70-8-9 (2) :A11 71-9-12:A03 Jepsen, Roger Johnston, Hunter 70-5-10:A04 73-1-1:A05 Jewish leaders Johnston, J. Bennett, III 72-9-24:806; 73-4-15:A08 family 73-1-1 :A05 Jha, Lakshmi Kant Johnston, Janet 70-6-7:B11; 73-3-25:601 73-3-4:F07 Johnson, Albert W. Johnston, Mary 71-1-24:611, C01 73-1-1:A05 Johnson, Artie, and Mrs. Johnston, Robert, Jr. 71-5-2:604 70-1-25:A04 Johnson, B. K. Johnston, Sally 70-1-25:A04 73-1-1:A05 Johnson, Donald E. Jonas, Charles 70-4-26:A03; 70-11-22:C12, D03; 70-9-20:A04; 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ;71 -10-10:A06; 71 -9-19:604; 72-8-6:604; 72-10-1 :A10; 71-10-31:601 73-3-4:011 ; 73-3-25:A13; 73-7-22:A05; Jones, David C. 73-10-14:A08; 73-12-2:008; 73-12-9:A12; 74-5-12:A03 74-2-24:A03; 74-3-31 :A09 Jones, Edward V. Johnson, George D. grandchildren 72-12-17:A06 70-7-19:E01 Jones, Jenkins L. Johnson, Howard W. 69-3-9:A12 69-7-6:602; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11-15:F01 Jones, Jerry H. Johnson, James E. 73-4-29:A03; 73-9-16:A11 ; 73-11 -25:A06; 71-4-25:609 74-2-10:A03; 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08 Johnson, John B. Jones, John Paul 74-1-20:A03 70-10-11:005 Johnson, John H. Jones, Ollie 69-3-2:A06 70-7-19:F09 Johnson, Lowell F., and Mrs. Jones, Paul 71-1-31:A07 72-10-1^12, A13; 74-5-12:A05 Johnson, Maurice Jones, Roger 70-8-16:613 71-4-11:011, E01 Johnson, Napoleon Jones, Sidney 69-3-2:A06 70-8-2(2):A11;73-11-25:A06 Johnson, Paul Jones, Thomas 71-4-25:A05 70-6-21 :A03 Johnson, Reginald Jones, Walter 73-3-11:A04 70-9-20:A11 Johnson, Robert Jones, Mrs. William A. 71-4-4:A07 70-8-2(1): 007 Johnson, Roger Jonsson, Erik 70-6-21:002; 70-8-16:011 72-1-9:603 Johnson, Mrs. Roger Jordan, Len B. 70-8-16:011 72-6-25:A11 Johnson, Ted R. Jorden, William 71-1-31:A10 73-4-29 :A07

173 Participants Index

Joss, Robert Keiser, Richard 71-4-4:A07 74-2-17:B07 Jova, Joseph J. Keith, Hastings 72-10-22:A08 70-10-18:A06; 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 Joy, James, Jr. Kekkonen, Urho 72-10-8:010 70-7-19:C13, E10 Juan Carlos, Prince (of Spain) Keldysh, Mistislav V. 71-1-24:605, BIO 72-10-29:601 Judd, Walter, and Mrs. Keller, John 70-9-13(1 ):A03 72-9-17:A03;74-2-24:A03 Junior Achievement, National Keller, Vicki 70-11-15:804 71-4-25:B11 Junior Achievement of Union County, N.J. Kelley, Clarence M. 70-6-7:C06 73-7-8:A03 Kaiser, Edward F. Kelly, Bernard 70-2-8:A07 73-3-11:A04 Kaiser, H. Kelly, John 72-7-16:A06 71-12-5:A06 Kamp, Carl O. Kelly, John B. 73-3-11 :A04 72-4-9:A03 Kanakaratne, Neville T. D. Kelly, Roger 70-9-20:A10 70-12-20:005 Kaplan, Jeremiah Kemp, Jack F. 72-1-23:A13 71-1-24:611, C01; 74-1-20:A11 Kappel, Frederick R. Kemper, John 70-8-23:A03, A06; 70-10-18:A03; 70-2-15:610 70-11-15^01, E07 Kendall, Bim Karhilo, Aarno 72-8-6:607 70-7-19:C13 Kendall, Carroll Karsh, Norman 70-9-13(1):A14 72-4-16 :A09 Kendall, Daniel Katona, George 71-1-17:606 70-4-26:A05 Kendall, David W. Kauffman, John W. 71-6-6:A04 72-1-2:A05; 73-12-9:A07 Kendall, Donald M. Kauffmann, John Hoy 69-2-16:C04; 69-6-8:A08; 69-10-19:A09; 70-7-19:007 70-8-16:613; 70-8-23:A03; 70-9-13(1 ):A14; Kauffmann, Rudolph 70-10-18:A03; 71-1-31:A08; 72-8-6:607 70-7-19:007 family 72-8-6:607 Kay, Robert Kenna, E. Douglas 70-6-21 :A13; 70-8-2(1 ):B01 73-2-4:607; 74-5-19:A04 Kay, Mrs. Robert Kennedy, David M. 70-8-2(1 ):B01 69-2-2:A03, A05; 69-2-16:613; 69-3-2:611; Kearns, Henry 69-5-11 :D02; 69-5-18:A11 ; 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-6-29:A09; 70-7-12:A04; 70-9-13(1 ):A14; 69-9-14:A06; 69-10-12:003; 70-7-12:614; 71-5-30:B05;73-10-14:A03 70-8-2(1 ):e03; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-16:F02; Keating, William J. 70-10-11 :e03; 70-10-18:A03; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 71-1-24:B11,C01 70-12-20:E06; 71-7-11:A03; 72-7-16:605 Keck, George E. Kennedy, Donald S. 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-9(1 ):B08; 70-11 -15:F01 73-4-8:A10 Keeler, William W. Kennedy, Edward 70-7-19:E06 70-7-5:C07 Kehrli, Bruce Kennedy, Jack, and Mrs. 73-4-29:A03 71-1-24:A03

174 Participants Index

Kennedy, Richard T. 70-8-16:B13, C09; 70-8-23:A06; 70-9-6:C14, 73-4-29:A07 D10; 70-9-13(1 ):C04; 70-9-20:012; Kenney, John 70-10-11 :A05; 70-11 -8:A06, A11 ; 70-8-2(1 ):C03 70-11-15:613, C14; 70-11-22:003, E01; Keogh, James 70-12-20:014; 71-1-24:011; 71-3-7:C02, 70-2-15:B08; 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 70-11 -22:D14; C08; 71 -3-21 :B04; 71 -4-11 :D06; 72-12-10:A08 71-4-18:612; 71-5-30:B06; 71-6-13:B05; Keown, E. Harold 71 -10-24:A06; 71 -10-31 :A12; 71 -11 -21 :A08; 70-7-19:E01 72-3-5:609; 72-3-12:A07; 72-5-14:A03; Kernodle, John R. 72-5-21 :A03; 72-7-16:A03, A04; 73-3-25:B05 72-9-17:A13; 72-10-29:601; 73-3-25:601; Kerr, John 73-4-29:A03, A07; 73-5-20:A06 71-11-28:A03 Kittridge, Marie Kettering, Mrs. Eugene 70-9-6:611, C03 70-9-6:B09 Klaus, Joseph Khachigian, Kenneth 69-3-30:A03 74-1-20:A13;74-1-27:A04 Klebanoff, Arthur M. Khosrovi, Carol M. 70-4-19:A11 70-9-6:E02;71-3-21:B01 Klein, Herbert G. Kibrick, Anne 69-9-14:A05; 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 70-8-16:011 ; 72-9-10:A05 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-13(1 ) :D06; 70-9-13(2):A08; Kiely, Sandra 70-10-11 :B13; 70-11 -1 :A07, A08; 72-7-23:A08 70-11 -15:B13; 71 -2-28:A03; 71 -5-16:A05; Kiernan, Edward J., and Mrs. 72-6-18:A11 ; 72-7-30:A13, 601 ; 70-12-13:A05 72-11 -19:A07; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03 Kilberg, Bobbie Green family 73-3-18:601 71-4-4:A11 Klein, Mrs. Herbert G. Kilpatrick, James 73-6-3:A03 70-11-1:A07, A08 Klein, Marjorie Kimbell, Spencer W. 72-9-17: A09 70-7-19:G11 Kleindienst, Marnie King, Carleton J. 72-9-17:A09 69-3-23:B01; 69-6-29:A03; 69-8-3:B12; Kleindienst, Richard 71-1-24:B11,C01 70-5-17:002; 70-12-20:005; 72-2-13:A09; Kingsley, Daniel T. 72-3-5:A03; 72-4-30:A05; 72-6-18:A11 ; 72-6-18:B09 72-6-25:608; 73-3-11:A03 Kinsey, Douglas Kleppe, Thomas S. 72-12-10:A04 70-6-14:011; 70-9-6:006; 71-5-16:A03; Kirkland, Lane 71-8-1:A05; 73-5-20:A04; 73-7-22:A05 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 70-9-6:A04; 71-9-5:A05 Kline, Douglas Kirkland, Mrs. Lane 73-8-5:A06 70-9-6:A04 Kline, Richard Kirkpatrlck, Clayton 71-12-5:A06 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Knadler, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Lloyd 70-12-20 :A03 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Knauer, Virginia H. Kirven, Joe 69-9-14:A06; 70-6-14:006; 70-10-25:A12; 69-3-2:A06 71-9-19:A05; 72-6-25:603; 72-8-6:A13; Kissinger, Henry A. 72-9-17:A09; 72-9-24:008; 73-6-10:A05; 69-1-26:804, B09; 69-3-9:A09; 69-4-27:A04, 73-11-4:A03 B01, B04; 69-6-22:A09; 69-7-20:A05; Knebel, John A. 69-9-14:A04; 69-9-21 :A05; 70-2-1 :A06; 74-2-10:A03 70-3-15:A07; 70-5-3:A03, A11 ; Kneip, Richard F. 70-6-14:603; 70-7-12:E13; 70-8-9(1):C14; 72-7-16:A12, B01

175 Participants Index

Knighton, Mrs. Curtis Krulak, Victor H. 73-3-11 :A06 72-10-8:011 Knipling, Edward F. Krulwich, Ted 71-5-2:A12 73-8-5:A06 Knowles, Neil G. Kugel, Kenneth 74-2-24:A03 73-3-4:009 Knowles, Robert Kuhfuss, William 71-2-28:A03 71-9-12:612; 74-3-24:A08 Knowles, Warren P. Kulbaski, Henry 70-2-1 :B01 74-2-17:605 Knox, William D. Kunze, Ruth 71-8-1:A11 71-4-11:011 Knuepfer, Robb Kunzig, Robert L. 73-8-5:A06 69-7-13:A07;70-7-12:C01;70-9-13(1):A14; Koch, J. B. 70-10-25:A12; 70-11 -1 :A03; 71 -2-21 :A07; 72-6-25:A04 71-10-31 :A04 Koch, Noel Kurrus, Richard W. 73-11-4:A03; 73-12-9:A11 ; 74-7-7:A08 70-10-18:A06 Kolberg, William H. Kurtz, Gerald N. 73-3-4:009; 73-12-16:A04 70-10-11:613 Koob, C. Albert Kurzman, Stephen 70-2-15:604; 71-9-26:A09 71-5-9:A06 Koontz, Elizabeth Duncan Kuykendall, Daniel H. 69-3-2:A06;69-11-9:A04 70-8-16:010; 71-1-24:611, C01; 73-12-2:A03; Korff, Baruch 74-1-20:A11 73-12-18:A08; 74-2-17:610; 74-5-5:A05 Kwekel, John A. Korologos, Thomas C. 74-2-24:602 71-5-2:B07; 72-2-13:A03; 72-5-14:A06; Kyi, John 72-6-25:A11 ; 72-7-16:A12, B01, B05; 69-3-23:601 ; 69-6-29:A03; 71 -1-24:611, C01 ; 72-7-23:C07; 72-8-6:A03; 72-9-3:A06; 72-9-17:A08 72-9-17:A11 ; 72-9-24:A03; 72-10-8:005; Labor-Management Advisory Committee 73-4-29:A03;73-11-4:B01;73-12-9:A05 73-4-29:A06; 73-6-10:A04 Kosters, Marvin H. Labor union 72-6-25:B03; 72-8-6:A13; 72-9-24:C08 leaders 70-8-9(1 ):D14; 72-6-25:610 Kosygin, Aleksey N. presidents 70-9-6:A04 72-5-21 :A03 representatives 71-9-5:A05 Kramer, John Lacher, John 73-8-12:A03; 74-8-12:A03 70-11-15:604 Kramer, Lawrence LaGasse, Alfred 70-2-1 :A11 71-1-24:C08 Kreeger, David Lagdameo, Ernesto, and Mrs. 70-10-11:013 72-6-25:609 Kreidler, Jesse Laird, Melvin R. 71-4-11:011 69-5-11:A09; 70-2-15:A03; 70-8-16:C09; Kriegsman, Will 70-9-6:010; 70-11 -22:C12; 71 -4-25:609; 71-4-18:603 71-5-16:A08; 71-9-26:A06; 72-1-30:A06; Kristol, Bill 72-7-16:605; 72-9-17:605; 72-11-12:A06; 70-8-16:E14 73-5-20:A06; 73-6-24:602; 73-8-5:A03; Krogh, Eg il, Jr. 73-8-12:A03;73-9-9:A10;73-12-9:A11, 70-8-9(2):A14;70-9-20:B01; 70-10-11:613; A12;74-8-12:A03 70-12-13:A05; 71-1-17:B06; 71-5-23:A03, Laitinen, Paavo A09, A10; 71-6-6:A04, A10; 71-6-13:609, 70-7-19:C13 610; 71 -7-11 :A07; 72-9-3:A05 Lambert, David Krol, John 74-3-24:A08 72-6-18:A10

176 Participants Index

Lampton, Leslie Lasker, Bernard 70-6-21 :C14 69-6-22:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):B11 Lampton, R. B. birthday party guests of 70-8-9(1 ):B11 70-8-9(2):D02 LaSpada, Carmella Land, Jerry 71-11-14:802 70-10-18:A06 Latta, Delbert L. Landen, Herbert 69-3-23:801 ; 70-9-20:811 ; 71 -1-24:B11, C01 ; 70-9-6:B09 72-4-30:A08 Landers, Ann Laughlin, Carl 72-3-26:811 72-10-15:A05 Landgrebe, Earl F. Laur, Robert 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 ; 73-9-23:A07 71-9-12:801 Landon, Alf, and Mrs. Laventhal, Josee 70-9-13(1 ):D06 71-9-12:801 Landon, Herbert Law Enforcement Assistance Administration 70-6-7:C06 members 70-8-2(1 ):A03 Landrieu, Moon Law enforcement officials 70-8-9(2):B05; 72-7-23:C04, C07 72-7-23:A03 Lane, C. Robert "Bud" Laws, Richard 70-9-6:E02;71-1-10:A07;72-8-6:A13; 72-7-16:A06 72-9-24:C08; 73-8-5:A04 Lawson, James Lane, Mrs. C. Robert 73-11-25:A08 71-1-10:A07 Lawton, Mary Lane, Edward E. 70-8-16:813 72-8-6:A04 Laxalt, Paul Lane, Laurence 70-6-14:B10 73-12-16:A07 Lazarus, Ralph Lansky, Martin 70-10-18:A03 72-9-24:A06 Leavitt, Mary Kay Lanzillotti, Robert F. 71-5-30:A03 73-2-4:A03 Leber, George Lapides, Kate 72-9-24:A03 69-12-21 :A03 Ledbetter, Donald Laro, David 70-8-9(1 ):D14 71-4-25:A05 Lee, Blair Larry, R. Heath 73-9-16:A04 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 71 -9-12:A03; Lee, Harold B. 73-9-23:A06 70-7-19:G11 Larson, Charles Lee, Henry 69-11-9:A06 73-9-16:A04 family 70-7-5:E05 Lee, Robert D., and Mrs. Larson,John 71-5-2:A13 71-10-31 :A05; 72-7-16:A06 Lee, T. Kong LaRue, Frederick C. 71-4-4:806 69-1-26:610; 70-8-2(1):C14 Leinbaugh, Bud Larzalere, Alexander R. 74-1-27:A04 71 -10-31 :A07; 72-1 -30:A06; 73-2-4:A10 Leishman, Lathrop Larzelere, Paul 70-1-11:A03 73-2-4:A10 Leith, W. Gordon Larzelere, Robb 74-3-24:A08 73-2-4:A10 Leithead, Barry T. Larzelere, Sally 70-8-23:A03; 70-10-18:A03 73-2-4:A10 Lennartson, Nils A. Larzelere, William 70-10-11:005 73-2-4:A10

177 Participants Index

Lennon, Alton Lincoln, George A. 71-9-26:B01 71-8-29:A03; 72-6-25:603; 72-8-6:A13; Lent, Norman F. 72-9-24:C08 71-1-24:811, C01; 72-2-13:A03; 73-12-9:607 Lincoln, Gould Lenzner, Terry 70-7-19:007 70-9-6:E02 Linden, Frank van der Leonard, Fred 72-9-17:604 71-5-2:A12 Linder, Clarence Leonard, Laura 71-3-28:A04, A06 69-11-23:A03 Linderman, Charles Leopold, Alice K. 70-9-6:609 72-1-9:A04 Lindsay, George Lerch, Orville 69-11-23:A03 70-7-12:605 Lindsay, John V. Lerner, Michael 69-5-25(1 ):A03 73-9-16:A04 Linkletter, Art Leskinen, Vaino 71-5-16:A04 70-7-19:C13 Linowitz, Sol M. LeTendre, Andre 70-9-20:008 70-3-8:A11 ; 72-7-30:A04; 73-11-25:A06 Lisagor, Peter Letson, William N. 70-8-16:613 71-5-9:A06 Little, Edward, and Mrs. Levan, Kathy 73-3-18:A03 72-1-30:A06 Livingston, G. R. Levi, Edward H. 70-7-19:E01 69-7-6:602; 70-5-3:A03; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Lloyd, Sherman P. 70-11-15:F01 71-1-24:611, C01; 71-10-3:A14; 71-10-24:A12 Levo, Urpo Locke, Barry 70-7-19:C13 73-9-16:A04 Levy, Gustave Lockwood, Ray H. 71-4-25:604 70-11-29:602 Lewis, Hobart Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 70-12-6 :A03 70-5-3:A11 ; 70-9-6:C04; 71-4-25:A03; Lewis, Honorable and Mrs. Hobart 73-2-4:A13 70-7-12:E13 Loeb, Ira Lewis, Neil 74-1-20:A03 70-9-6:611 Loeb, Marshall Lewis, Roger 71-5-16:A05 69-6-8:A08;71-6-6:A04 Lofton, James Lewis, Theodore 74-3-31 :A07; 74-5-12:A05 70-8-16:011 Lolich, Mickey Lewis, William B. 72-9-3:A06 73-2-4:A03 Loliki, Evariste Lewis, William C. 70-8-2(1 ):A08 70-12-13:607 Long, Herman Lezar, Harold J. 73-11-25:A08 72-7-23:A10 Long, Robert W. Lezar, Tex 74-2-10:A03 74-1-27:A04 Long, Russell B. Lias, Thomas 69-5-4:A03; 70-8-30:A10, B02; 70-10-18:A06; 70-8-2(1 ):C09; 70-10-25:A13 70-12-6:606; 70-12-27:A06; 71-1-24:601; Liddy, J. P. "Rory", and Mrs. 71 -10-3:A10; 72-8-6:A03; 74-5-19:A07, A09 71-2-7:A05 Long ley, Ben Liebenson, Herbert 71-4-25:A05 71-1-24:C08

178 Participants Index

Longworth, Alice Roosevelt Luckenbach, Edgar F., Jr. 73-2-4:B06; 74-2-10:A05 70-10-18:A06 Longworth, Nicholas Lucker, Raymond A. 70-7-12:E13 70-2-15:604 LOOK Lugar, Richard representatives 70-5-17:B12 70-2-1 :A11 Loomis, Henry Lujan, Manuel 69-3-9:A10 69-3-2:A06; 70-12-13:A05, B06; 71-1-24:B11, Loomis, Phillip C01 71-10-31 :A05 Lukash, William M. Lord, Mary Pillsbury 73-7-1 :A05 72-4-9:A03 Lukens, Donald E. Lord, Mrs. Oswald B. 71-1-10:601 70-5-3:A11 Luna, Charles Lord, Winston 71-6-13:A09; 71-7-25:601 73-4-29:A07 Luther, Homer Lott, Trent 72-11-5:A03 73-9-9:A09 Lutz, Theodore C. Louisiana State Advisory Committee on Public 73-8-12:A03; 74-8-12:A03 Education Lynch, James 70-8-9(2):C03, D02 71-5-2:608 Lousma, Jack Lyng, Richard 71-3-7:C07 72-3-5:B01 Love, Becky Lynn, James T. 73-8-5:A06 69-2-16:611 ; 70-10-18:A06; 71 -4-11 :A08; Love, John A. 71-9-12:A03; 72-6-25:B10; 72-8-6:A13; 73-6-24:B02; 73-7-8:605; 73-8-12:A03; 73-3-25:A05; 73-9-9:A13; 73-12-9:A11, 73-9-16:A04; 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; A12;74-3-31:A12 73-12-2:A04; 74-8-12:A03 Lynn, Laurence E. Lovelace, Mrs. 70-8-16:B13;71-8-8:A06 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Lyon, Gale H. Lovell, Malcolm 74-2-24:802 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 70-11 -1 :A09; 71 -4-4:A07 Lyons, John H. Lovestone, Jay 70-8-2(2):A11;71-9-5:A05 70-10-11:A05 Lyons, Joseph H. Low, George M. 70-11-15:F01 70-11-1:A03; 72-1-2:A09 McAfee, William C. Low, James P 74-2-3:A07 71 -1 -24:C08; 72-4-9:A03; 73-11 -11 :A03 McArthur, Richard Lowell, James 71-12-5:A06 70-11-29:A07 McBride, Robert Lowitz, Donald 70-11-8:A11 70-9-6:E02 McCaffree, Kenneth M. Lozano, Ignacio 72-1-9:A04 71-8-1:A05 MacCahill, Jack Lubar, Robert 74-6-2:A03 71-5-16:A05 McCain, James, and Mrs. Lubin, Isadore 70-9-13(1 ):D06 70-4-19:A11 McCain, John S. Lucet, Charles 70-4-19:A03 71-10-3:A14 McCall, Thomas Lucey, Patrick J. 70-5-10:A04; 70-9-6:C08; 72-7-16:A12, B01 71-2-28:A03; 72-7-16:A12, B01 McCann, Kevin Luciano, C. J. 70-9-6:811 72-10-8:010

179 Participants Index

McCarrick, Msgr. 71-9-5:A05;71-9-12:A03,B12;71-10-3^03, 72-1-16:A03 A10; 71 -10-24:A09; 71 -11 -14:A14; McCarthy, Eugene J. 71-12-5:A03 60-4-20:D01 McCulloch, William McCarthy, Jack 69-4-13:B07; 70-9-20:801 71-3-14:A04 McCullough, Robert D. McCaughey, Robert 70-8-2(1 ):F14 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 70-10-25:A13 McDade, Joseph McCauley, Bruce G. 73-12-9:A05 70-8-16:011 McDermott, Bob McClanahan, W. W., Jr. 70-8-16:E14 71-1-24:011 MacDonald, Gordon McClellan, John L. 70-2-1 :B01; 70-4-19:A11; 70-7-12:A03 71 -1 -24:B06; 71 -6-13:B11 ; 71 -9-26:A04; McDonald, John 73-12-9:A05 72-7-23 :A10 McClellan, W. Howard MacDonald, Peter 73-7-8:C06 70-11-15:E13 McClennan, William H. McDowell, Ted 70-9-13(1 ):A14 70-10-18:A06 McClintock, Lyn Rae McElroy, Neil 72-4-2:A05 70-3-15:A08;71-9-26:A09;72-1-9:A10 McClory, Robert McEwen, Robert 70-8-9(1 ):D11; 71 -1-24:B11, C01 70-9-20:A11 McCloskey, Robert McFarland, Harvey J. 71-1-24:006 72-7-30:A09 McClure, James A. McGannon, Donald, and Mrs. 69-3-23:B01; 70-8-9(1 ):D11 70-7-12:E13 McCollister, John McGIII, John P. 74-1-20:A11 72-1-2:A04 McCormack, Donald McGinnis, Lowell 70-8-16:011 70-7-19:F09 McCormack, John W. McGlasson, Wilford D. 69-4-27:807; 69-10-19:A03; 70-7-5:C05, 003; 70-11-15:802 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 70-9-6:010; 70-9-20:003; McGowan, Graham 70-10-11:005; 70-12-13:001; 72-1-30:C02 71-1-17:606 McCormack, William McGrail, Richard 70-8-23 :A09 71-9-12:801 McCormick, C. J. McGrath, Mrs. Robert 71-1-24:012 71-1-10:A05 McCracken, Paul W. MacGregor, Barbara 69-1 -26:B12; 69-2-9:B11 ; 69-3-2:B11 ; 72-9-17:A09 69-3-16:B01 ; 69-4-6:A03, E04; 69-5-11 :D02 MacGregor, Clark 69-5-18:A11 ; 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-7-13:A13 69-4-13:807; 70-9-6:006; 70-12-13:A05, B01; 69-9-14:A06; 69-10-12:003; 69-11-30:A03 71-1-17:806; 71-1-24:A10, 801, 806; 70-4-26:A05; 70-5-10:A04; 70-7-12:B14, 71 -3-7:006; 71 -4-18:807; 71 -5-9:A03, A08; C01;70-8-2(2):A11; 70-8-9(1 ):D14; 71 -5-16:A07; 71 -9-26:801 ; 71 -10-10:A06; 70-8-16:F02; 70-9-13(1 ):B11 ; 70-10-11 :B03 71-10-31:A12; 71-11-14:804; 72-5-14:A06; 70-10-18:A03; 70-11 -15:011, F01 ; 72-6-25:A07, A11 ; 72-7-2:A03; 72-7-16:B05, 70-11-22:E13;70-12-20:E06;71-1-10:A03, 814; 72-10-1 :A10, A12; 72-10-29:A03; B03; 71 -2-7:A14; 71 -2-14:A13; 71 -2-21 :A07 72-12-10:A09 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -4-18:B03; 71 -5-2:A09, A11 ; McGrory, Mary 71-5-9:B07; 71-5-16:A05; 71-6-13:A04; 74-2-10:A05 71-6-27:A03; 71-8-1:A10; 71-8-29:A03;

180 Participants Index

McGuire, Perkins McMath, George N. 73-3-25:604 72-8-6:A04 McGuire, William MacMillan, Arthur 71-5-23:A13 70-6-7:C06 Mclnturf, Robert C. McMillan, C. W. 71-9-12:812 69-3-16:802; 70-1-25:A04 Mclntyre, James Francis McMillan, Charles 70-8-23:A09 73-3-11 :A04 McKay, George C, Sr. McMullen, John 70-6-21 :A13 70-10-18:A06 Mack, Clark, and Mrs. McMullen, Paul 70-9-20:611 70-6-21 :C14 Macke, Earl S. McMurray, Gerald 72-7-23 :C04, C07 70-10-11:005 McKenzie, Vernon McNair, Christopher 73-12-9:A12 70-8-9(2):D02 McKesson, John McNair, Robert E. 71-1-10:A04 70-7-12:805 McKiernan, Robert McNerney, Walter J. 70-12-13:A05 71-9-12:601; 73-9-23:A06 MacKimm, J. Bradley McOmber, Dale 73-10-14:A07 73-11-18:A03; 73-12-2:A06 McKinney, C. A. Macomber, William 72-6-25 :A04 71-1-24:006 McKinney, Joan McPherson, Daniel E., and Mrs. 73-12-9:605 74-4-28 :A03 McKissick, Floyd McPherson, James L. 72-10-1:A12 70-7-19:F09 McLane, James W. McPhillips, Alice 71-4-4:A07; 72-6-25:603; 72-8-6:A13; 72-1-30:A06 72-9-24:008; 73-2-4:A03 McVay, B. N. McLaren, Richard 73-3-11:A04 69-5-11:D02 Maddox, Lester McLarty, I. W. 70-7-12:605; 70-10-4:A05 family 72-10-8:A10 Madison, Dolly McLaughlin, Harry 70-8-16:E14 73-7-29 :A04 Magazine editors McLaughlin, John 71-5-16:A05 72-7-23:A10;74-1-27:A04 Magruder, Jeb Stuart McLean, Malcolm 70-6-21 :A12; 70-10-11:813; 71 -2-7:A05; 70-10-18:A06 72-12-10:A06 McLellan, Kenneth Magruder, William M. 73-12-9:A12 71-7-25:A08; 71-9-19:603 McLin, Walter, III Mah, Bertwing 72-4-2:A03 71-5-2:608 McLucas, John L. Mahon, Brown 74-5-12:A03 70-7-19:E01 McMahon, J. Alexander Mahon, George H. 71-9-12:601; 72-1-9:A04; 72-10-22:A04; 69-5-4:A03; 70-7-5:003; 71-1-24:606; 73-12-9:A07 71-5-16:A08; 71-6-6:A08; 71-9-26:801 ; McManus, William E. 71 -10-3:A10; 72-3-12:A06, A11 ; 72-4-16:A09 74-1-20:606; 74-3-24:A08 McManus, William J. Mahon, Mrs. George H. 72-4-9:A03 72-3-12:A11

181 Participants Index

Ma honey, David Manns, Paul W. 72-7-23:009 72-8-6:A04 Ma honey, James E. Mansfield, Mike 73-3-11:A04 70-7-5:013, 014, D03; 70-7-12:B12; Maier, Henry 70-8-9(1 ):A03, F05; 70-8-16:009; 72-7-23:004, C07 70-9-6:010; 70-9-13(1 ):F10; 70-10-11 :D05; Mailliard, William S. 70-11-15:001; 70-12-20:002; 70-12-27:A06; 70-7-5:005; 70-10-18:A06; 71-5-16:A08; 71 -1 -17:B09; 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -5-16:A08; 71-6-6:A08;72-5-7:A03 71-10-3:A10 Maldonado, Joseph Mara, Ratu Sir Kamisese 70-9-6:E02 70-9-6:013 Malek, Frederic V. Marble, Peter E. 69-11 -2:A05; 71 -3-7:A03; 71 -4-25:B09; 70-1-25:A04 71 -5-23:A10; 71 -10-31 :A05; 72-6-18:B09; Marcos, Imelda 72-7-2:A03; 72-7-30:A13, B01 ; 72-10-1 :A12; 71-10-17:A09 72-11 -12:A03; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; Marcus, John 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:B05; 70-7-5:B13 73-7-22:A05; 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; Marder, Murray 73-11-25:A13; 73-12-2:A06; 74-1-20:A13; 70-11-8:A06 74-1-27:A04; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:004; Mardian, Robert 74-5-26:A03 70-8-2(1 ):C14 Mallaret, Mary S. Margain, Hugo 70-9-6:B09 70-7-19:A14 Mallary, Mary Marik, Robert 72-1-30:001 74-1-27:A04 Mallary, Richard W. Marin, Eugene Acosta 71-11-28:A03; 72-1-30:001 71-8-1:A05 Mallory, Mrs. John M. Marine Corps League 71-9-26:A09 70-4-26:A09 Malmgren, Harold Maritime industry leaders 74-3-24:A12 72-6-25:B10 Maloney, John F. Mark, Jerome 71-6-27:A09 70-11-15:F01 Maltester, Jack Markle, Jay 70-2-1 :A11 70-11-29:602 Man, Ben Marks, Herbert E. 70-10-18:A06 72-4-9:A03 Manee, Harry S. Marks, Leonard H. 70-9-20:007 72-4-9:A03 Manch,Joseph Marland, Robert 71-9-26:A09 72-1-9:A10; 72-4-16:A09 Mandel, Marvin Marland, Sidney P. 70-7-12:B05; 72-7-16:A12, B01 70-11-15:005; 71-2-7:B14, C03; 71-9-26:A09 Manescu, Corneliu Mariait, Ralph J. 70-10-25:A03 74-5-12:A04 Manesiotis, Louis G. Maroon, Fred 71-6-27:B06 71-2-7:810 Mann, James R. Marriott, J. Willard 72-9-10:A03; 73-12-9:A05 70-9-20:A06; 71-2-7:A05, A13; 72-4-9:A03; Mann, Maurice 72-12-10:A06 69-5-11:002; 69-5-25(2):B13 Marriott, Mrs. J. Willard Manning, Timothy 72-4-9:A03 70-8-23 :A09

182 Participants Index

Marrs, Theodore C. Mathis, Anthony 70-11-15:802 73-9-23:A11 Marsh, John O. Mathis, Weldon 70-9-6:013; 70-10-11 :B01 ; 72-8-6:A04 73-9-23:A11 Marshall, Irene M. Matney, William 71 -6-27:A09 70-11-8:A06 Marshall, J. Pauli Matthews, Joe L. 71-4-18:A13, A14 72-10-1 :A06 Marston, Robert Matthews, Nicholas J. 71-5-9:A04 74-5-12:A04 Martin, David T. Matting ly, Joan 69-3-23:601 70-8-16:E14 Martin, James Mattingly, Ken 72-7-16^12,601 72-6-11 :A06 Martin, James G. Mattson, Patti 74-3-31 :A07; 74-5-12:A05 74-1-27:A04 Martin, John Maury, Reuben 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 71 -4-18:B10; 71 -11 -14:B02; 70-8-16:011 72-1-9:A06 Maxwell, Allison Martin, Preston 70-11-15:602 70-7-19:F09 Maxwell, Richard Martin, Robert 70-11-15:604 71-5-23:A06 May, Albert E. Martin, Roy 70-10-18:A06 72-7-23:C04, C07 May, Catherine Martin, Tony 69-7-6:A06 73-3-4:008 May, Fred Martin, William 73-12-16:A04 69-3-16:B01; 69-10-12:003 Maye, Michael Martinez, Mrs. Alfred Anita 70-11-29:A11 69-11-23:A03 Mayer, James M. Martinez, Ted 72-6-25 :A04 71-8-1:A05 Maymi, Carmen R. Martyr, Philip 73-12-16:A04 72-11 -5:A03 Mayne, Lucille Marumoto, William H. 71-5-2:B08 72-6-18:B09; 72-10-22:A08 Mayne, Wiley Maskin, AI 70-9-20:A11;74-3-24:A08 70-10-18:A06 Mayo, Robert Mason, Dona 69-3-2:B11, D02; 69-3-16:A03, 601, 604; 72-1-2:B01 69-5-18:A09, A11 ; 69-5-25(2):813; Mason, Frank 69-9-14:A06; 69-10-12:C03; 69-11-30:A03; 70-11-15:A14 70-7-12:614 Mason, Gilbert Mayors 70-6-21 :C14; 70-8-9(2):D02 71-3-21:A12 Massell, Samuel Mays, Marshall 72-7-23:C04, C07 73-9-16:A11 Massey, Jack Mazewskl, Aloysius A. 70-6-7:C04 69-11-23:A03 Mathias, Charles McC. Mazo, Earl 69-10-26:A03 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Mathias, Robert Mazon, Rosemary 72-7-23:006 70-9-13(1 ):A14

183 Participants Index

Mead, Dana G. Meskill, Thomas J. 71-1-10:B04;71-1-31:A12;71-4-4:A07; 69-6-29:A03; 73-9-16:A04 71-9-26:A09; 72-3-5:A03; 73-4-29:A03; Messenger, Ruey 73-5-6:A07; 73-8-12:A03; 73-11-25:A08; 72-9-17:A09 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-17:A09; 74-8-12:A03 Metcalf, Gordon M. Mead, Julia 71-11-28:A04, A06 see Rudd, Oliver W. Mettler, Ruben Mead, Robert 71 -3-28:A04, A06 71-1-24:C12 Meyer, Charles Meadows, Oliver 70-11-8:A11 73-12-2:008 Meyer, John Meany, George 70-4-19:A11 69-3-9:B01 ; 70-5-3:A11 ; 70-6-7:A07; Meyer, W. R. 70-6-21 :A11 ; 70-8-2(2):A11; 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 73-9-16:A04 70-9-6:A04; 70-10-11 :A05; 70-11 -29:A03; Meyers, John F. 71-9-5:A05; 72-3-5:B09; 72-7-23:010; 70-2-15:B04 73-2-18 :A03 Michaels, James W. Meany, Mrs. George 71-5-16:A05 70-9-6:A04 Michel, Peter Meckling, William 71-4-4:A07 70-2-15:B10 Michel, Robert Mecum, Dudley 73-3-18:A06; 73-10-14:A06; 73-12-9:A04; 71-10-31 :A05 74-1-20:A11;74-3-24:A06 Media Michener, James see Press 70-12-6:A03 Meek, Peter Middleton, B. R. 71-9-12:B01 72-8-6:A04 Meek, Roy A. Milbank, Jeremiah, III 70-1-25:A04 70-11-15:A14 Meese, Edwin Milbank, Jeremiah, Jr. 71-8-15:A04 69-3-23:A03; 70-7-5:E09; 70-8-16:E14; Meir, Golda 70-11-15:A14 73-2-25:A07 Military Order of World Wars Melencamp, Noble 70-4-26 :A09 70-8-2(1 ):F14 Military personnel Melick, Franklin 71-2-14:A06 70-9-20:B11 Miller, Alfred, and Mrs. Melli, Eugene 70-8-2(1 ):D07 70-9-20:B11 Miller, Arjay Mendel, Levitt 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 71 -3-28:A04, 71-9-12:B01 A06 Méndez, Sergio, and Mrs. Miller, Barbara 71-1-24:B10 70-8-16:B13 Mendolia, Arthur I. Miller, Clarence E. 73-12-9:A11 69-3-23:801 ; 69-6-29:A03; 72-8-6:A10 Menefee, J. M. Miller, Mrs. Clarence E. 71-2-21:B07 72-8-6:A10 Menk, Louis Miller, Edward 71-6-6:A10 73-9-16:A04 Merriam, Robert Miller, George 72-1-9:A10;72-9-24:A10 71-6-6:A08 Merritt, William Miller, Helen Hill 70-9-20:A06 70-7-5:C07

184 Participants Index

Miller, Israel Mississippi Republicans 74-6-2:A05 74-4-21 :A05 Miller, Jack Mississippi State Advisory Committee on 69-10-26:A03; 70-8-30:A10, B02; 70-12-13^05, Public Education B02; 71-10-3:A10; 72-3-12:A10; 70-8-9(2):D02 72-3-26:602; 72-6-25:A11 ; 73-7-29:A03 Mitchell, C. R. Miller, Joseph 70-7-19:F09 74-2-3:A04 Mitchell, Clarence Miller, Justin, and Mrs. 74-1-20:A06 69-3-23 :A09 Mitchell, Gilbert H., Jr. Miller, Keith 70-11-22:003 70-9-20:010 Mitchell, James L. Miller, Robert 73-12-9:A12 70-11-1:A09 Mitchell, John N. Miller, William F. 69-2-9:A03; 69-3-16:604; 69-4-13:607; 71-3-28:A04, A06 69-9-21 :A07; 70-2-8:A10; 70-2-15:A03; Millikan,WillardW. 70-6-14:C03; 70-6-21:C14; 70-7-5:C03; 70-11-15:602 70-8-2(1 ):803, CI4, 014; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Milliken, Jan 70-8-9(2):e05; 70-9-6:C14, 010; 70-8-16:E14 70-9-13(1 y.CII, 001; 70-9-20:A04, 601, Milliken, Roger C09; 70-11 -29:A09; 70-12-13:010; 70-10-18:A03 71 -1 -17:611 ; 71 -1 -31 :A11 ; 71 -2-7:C04; Milliken, William G. 71 -3-14:A05; 71 -4-18:A11, AI 2, 604; 70-2-1 :B01 ; 70-8-16:C05; 70-12-6:601 ; 71-5-2:601; 71-5-9:A07; 71-5-23:A03, 601; 72-7-16:A12, 601 71 -5-30:604; 71 -6-13:A10; 71 -6-20:A05; Millis, John 71-8-1:A03, A05; 71-8-8:A05; 71-8-15:A03; 72-6-25:A14 71 -8-22:A03; 71 -10-3:A12; 71-10-10:A11, Mills, Brad A12; 71-10-24:A08; 71-10-31 :A03; 72-7-16:A11 72-1-2:A08; 72-1-9:A09; 72-1-23:A12; Mills, Harold 72-2-13:A03; 72-5-7:A04; 72-5-14:A07; 70-7-19:F09 72-7-16:C01 ; 72-9-24:602; 72-10-1 :A10 Mills, Wilbur Mitea, Constantin 69-2-2:A03; 69-5-4:A03; 69-5-18:A11 ; 70-10-25:A03 71-1 -24:A08,601; 71 -2-21:608; 73-2-4:604; Mize, Chester L. 73-7-22:A04 70-6-14:011; 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Mills, Mrs. Wilbur Mlekush, Matt C. 71-3-14:A07 72-7-16:A06 Mineta, Norman Mobile, Alabama 72-7-23:C04, C07 citizens of 73-3-18:A14 Mink, Patsy Mobuto, Joseph D., and Mrs. 73-9-30:A04 70-8-2(1 ):A08, 804 Minnick, Walter dinner guests 70-8-2(1 ):604 73-9-9:A04 Moddy, William Minor, Theodore 70-10-18:A06 70-9-6:609 Moellering, John Minshall, William 74-1-27:A04 70-7-5:003 Molinaro, Leo Mirabal, James 70-5-17:A12 70-7-5:613 Mollenhoff, Clark Misenar, Max 70-2-22 :A10 72-7-16:A06 Molloy, Lawrence G. Mishoe, Luna 72-9-24:A09 73-11-25:A08 Moncrief, W. A. Misiko, Peter 70-9-20:002 70-6-21 :A03

185 Participants Index

Monsom, Thomas S. Morgan, Edward L. 70-7-19:G11 70-4-19:A04; 70-5-3:A03; 70-9-20:A04; Montejano, Rodolfo 70-11 -8:A03; 70-11 -15:A14; 70-12-6:B01 ; 72-10-22:A08 70-12-20:A06, 013; 71-1-10:B04; Montgomery, Gillespie V. 71 -1 -17:B06; 71 -1 -31 :A12; 71 -4-4:A07 70-8-9(2):B03; 74-1-20:B06; 74-4-21 :A07 71-4-18:A12; 71-5-2:A03; 72-2-13:A03 Montgomery, Gladys 72-3-5^03, A08; 72-10-8:B10; 73-2-11 :A10 70-7-5:C07 Morgan, Helen L. Moody, Jarvis 70-8-2(1 ):D07 70-10-11:013 Morgan, Thomas E. Moody, Joseph E. 70-7-5:C05;71-5-16:A08 71-1-24:012 Morrill, William Mooney, Eugene 73-12-9:A12 70-10-11:E06 Morris, Penny Moore, Arch A., Jr. 70-9-20:B11 70-7-12:B05; 71-6-20:A03; 72-7-16:A12, B01 Morris, Steve Moore, Catherine 72-1-2:A05 71-6-27:A09 Morris, Thomas E. Moore, Judith 71-4-18:A13, A14; 72-6-25:A04 71-9-12:801 Morrison, Donald E. Moore, Margaret 71-9-26:A09 70-2-1 :A11 Morse, F. Bradford Moore, Martha E. 70-6-7:C06; 70-12-13:A05, B05 70-8-2(1 ):D07 Morse, Howard Moore, Mrs. Paul 70-12-13:A05 73-9-9:A03 Morton, Rogers C. B. Moore, Powell 69-3-2:B02; 69-3-23:A03; 69-4-13:A03; 74-1 -27:A04 69-6-29:A03; 69-10-12:C14; 69-11-2:A05; Moore, Richard 69-11 -30:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-8-16:C08; 70-6-14:C03; 70-7-12:B02; 71-1-17:A11 ; 70-9-6:014; 70-9-20:B01 ; 70-11-15:B13; 71-1-31 :A07, A08; 71 -2-7:A05; 72-1 -30:B02; 71 -1 -24:E04; 71 -2-21 :A03; 71 -4-4:A11 ; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; 74-1-20:A13; 71 -4-25:A14, B01 ; 71 -10-31 :A08; 74-1-27:A04; 74-6-16:A03 72-3-26:A03; 72-7-16:B05; 72-9-10:B01 ; Moore, Thomas R. 73-2-11:A12; 73-9- 16:A04; 73-12-2:A05, 73-5-20:A04 813; 73-12-9:A05, A11; 73-12-1 G:A07 Moore, William Morton, Thruston 71-6-6:A10 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Moore, William W. Mosbacher, Emil, Jr. 73-2-25:A08 70-10-25:A03; 70-11 -8:A11 ; 70-11 -15:E12; Moorer, Thomas H. 70-12-20:014; 71-1-24:805; 71-9-26:A06 70-10-25:A03; 71-5-16:A08; 73-7-1 :A03 Mosely, James B. Moorer, Mrs. Thomas H. 72-10-8:A13 70-10-25:A03 Moses, Campbell Moorhead, Carlos 71-1-31:A07;72-1-30:B13 73-12-9:A05 Mosher, Sol Moorhead, Sylvester 70-10-18:A06;71-1-17:B06 70-6-21 :C14 Mosiman, Donald M. Moos, Malcolm 71-8-8:A06 70-5-3:A03 Moss, Frank Moot, Robert C. 70-8-2(1 ):B01; 71 -1-24:A10 69-5-25(2):B13 Moss, John Morey, Roy 70-8-2(1 ):B01 72-1-9:A10; 72-3-5:A08; 72-4-16:A09 Mosteller, Frederick Morgan, Ann 71-12-5:A12 72-6-25 :B06

186 Participants Index

Molt, William Penn Murphy, Peter 72-7-16:A06 72-11-5:A03 Mountain, Barry Murphy, Robert 71-8-8:A04 71-5-2:006 Mountz, Wade Murphy, Thomas F. 73-12-9 :A07 70-7-19:F09 Moyes, J. Duane Murphy, Valentine 72-9-10:A11 72-10-8:010 Moynihan, Daniel P. Murray, Deborah 69-2-2:801 ; 69-2-9:C02; 69-2-16:C01 ; 71-1-17:A11 69-3-2:811 ; 69-3-9:A12, C03; 69-4-6:A03, Murray, Donald D13; 69-6-29:A10; 69-7-13:A07; 72-1-30:A06 69-9-14:A06; 69-10-12:003; 69-10-19:A07, Murray, Gordon M. A09; 70-4-19^04, A11 ; 70-6-21 :C14; 70-10-11:005 70-7-12:805; 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Murray, Grover 70-8-30:A10, 802; 70-9-6:A14; 72-3-12:A06 70-9-20:E02; 70-11-15:C07; 71-12-5:A11 Murray, Hyde Moynihan, Edward C. 72-1-23:A07 70-6-14:009 Murray, John Moynihan, Mrs. Edward C. 71-2-28:A03 70-6-14:004 Murray, Robert P. Mroz, Vincent 70-8-9(2):A14;72-4-2:A03 70-6-14:E12 Muskie, Edmund Mulford, Raymond H. 70-7-12:812 71-4-25:804 Musser, Marc Mullaney, Joseph 73-12-9:A12 72-6-25:803; 72-8-6:A13 Myers, John T. Mullen, Joseph W. 69-3-23:801; 69-6-29:A03 70-8-9(2):A14 Myers, Samuel Mulligan, James 73-11-25 :A08 71 -3-28:A04, A06 Myers, Susan Mulloney, Thomas 73-8-5:A06 71-5-16:A05 Nachmanoff, Arnold Mumford, L. Quincy 71-1-31:A03 71-11-14:A03 Naden, Kenneth Mundt, Karl 71-1-24:011 69-9-28:A03, A05 Nagle, John F. Munford, Luther 70-6-7:006 71-1-24:006 Nail, Gordon, and Mrs. Munkki, Olavi 73-12-2:812 70-7-19:013 Nakis, Sam Murdoch, Donald R. 71 -6-27:806 72-9-24:008 Namwizi, Louis Murkowski, Frank 70-8-2(1 ):A08 70-9-6:005 Nance, Maceo M., Jr. Murphy, Charles H., Jr. 70-7-19:E01;70-8-9(2):D02 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 Naranjo, Desert Flower; Michael; Michael Murphy, George White Antelope 69-11-16:A03; 70-3-29:A08; 70-6-7:810; 71-9-19:804 70-7-19:E05; 70-8-2(1 ):B01 Nardi, Michael Murphy, Jerome J. 73-8-5:A06 74-6-2:A03 Nash, Bernard E. Murphy, Neil 70-8-16:813 71-5-2:808

187 Participants Index

Nashville, Tennessee National Commission on Marijuana and Drug residents 74-3-10:B02 Abuse Nassikas, John 73-3-18:A08, A09 74-1-20:A13 National Commission on Productivity Nathan, Richard 70-8-2(1 ):E07; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11 -15:F01; 69-4-6:A03; 70-4-19:A11 ; 71 -1 -17:A11 ; 71-6-27:A05, A07 71-4-4:A07 National Corporation for Housing Partnership National Academy of Science 70-2-8:A07 69-4-27:A03 National Council for Drug Abuse Prevention National Advisory Committee on Child 72-10-15:A03 Nutrition National Council on Minority Enterprise 72-3-5:B01 71-2-21:A06 National Alliance of Businessmen National Council on the Arts 70-11-1 :A09, B02; 71-3-14:A08; 72-4-9:A05 73-9-9:B01 National and International Program of National Federation of Business and Research on Heart Disease Professional Women's Club 72-6-25:A14 70-10-11:E08 National Association of Attorneys General National Governors Conference Executive Committee 69-2-9:A03 71-2-21 :A13, AI 4 National Association of Broadcasting National Guard Association directors 71 -6-20:A08 70-11-15:B02 National Association of Counties National Guard Association of the United 72-7-23:C07 States National Association of County Executives 70-4-26:A09 70-11-22:A03 National Industrial Pollution Council National Association of Home Builders 71-2-7:B13 70-1-18:A09 National Insurance Association National Association of Manufacturers 70-7-12:B09 73-2-4:B07; 74-5-19:A06 National Jaycee Executive Committee National Association of Mutual Insurance 73-12-9:603 Agents National League for Nursing, Inc. 74-5-12:A04 72-9-10:A05 National Association of Newspaper Publishers National League of Cities 69-6-1 :A03 72-7-23:007 National Association of Real Estate Boards National League of Families of Prisoners and 70-8-2(1 ):F06 Missing in Southeast Asia National Association of Retired Federal 72-5-14:A03 Employees' Executive Board National Medical Association 71-10-17:A03 70-8-2(1 ):C03 National Business Council for Consumer National Multiple Sclerosis Society Affairs 71-10-17:A06 71-8-1:A09 National Newspaper Publishers Association National Center for Voluntary Action 74-3-24:004 71-4-25:604, B07 National Parks Centennial Commission Nominating Committee 69-11-23:A03 73-12-16:A07 National Citizens' Committee for Fairness to National Railroad Passenger Corporation the Presidency (Amtrak) 73-12-18:A08; 74-2-17:B10 71-6-6:A04 National Commanders of Veterans Groups National Retired Teachers Association 72-6-25:A04 71-3-7:C09, C13 National Commission on Fire Prevention and National Rifle Association of America Control 70-4-26:A09 72-3-26:C01;73-7-8:C06 National Science Board 69-2-9:B12

188 Participants Index

National Science Foundation Board Newson, Faye 69-4-27:A03 73-9-9:A03 National Security Council Newspaper carriers staff 69-4-6:E10; 72-2-6:A06; 73-4-29:A07; 71-9-26:A14 73-6-17:A03, B03 Nicholas, William Naturalization candidates 70-1-11:A03 70-9-13(1 ):F04 Nichols, William Natural Resources Council of America 74-1-20:B06 70-2-22:A06 Nickerson, Herman, Jr. Navy League of the United States 72-6-25:A04 70-4-26:A09;71-4-18:A13 Nickle, Andrew Navy singing group 70-8-9(2):A09 71-2-14:A06 Nicolae, Nicolae Nazzaro, Joseph J. 70-10-25:A03 70-4-19:A03 Nidecker, John E. Ndele, Albert 70-9-6:013; 70-11-22:003; 70-12-13:A05; 70-8-2(1 ):A08 71-1-17:606; 71-2-7:A05; 74-1-27:A04 Nebraska Nielsen, Arthur C, Jr. congressional delegation 72-1-30:B05, B06 71-9-12:B01 Neeb, Louis Niemann, Bob 73-2-4:A03 70-8-16:E14 Negro government officials Nightingale, Betty 70-3-1 :B10 73-12-9:A14 Neighbors, Sylvia 90th Club 73-9-9:A03 70-9-20:B13 Nelsen, Anchor 91st Club 74-5-5:A03 70-9-20:813 Nelson, Captain Nixon, Earl 72-7-16 :A06 70-9-6:B11 Nelson, Harold S. Nixon Farm Group 70-9-6:B11,C01; 71-1-24:011 69-10-12:C14 Netterville, G. Leon Nixon, Patricia 73-11-25 :A08 69-3-23:A09; 70-5-17:B12; 70-7-12:C07 Neubauer, Sally 70-7-19:A14,B03,E10; 70-8-2(1 ):A08,C12; 72-1-30:A06 70-8-9(1 ):B11 ; 70-8-16:011, F08; Newbrand, Robert 70-9-6:A04; 70-9-13(1 ):A03, D06; 69-10-5:A03 70-9-13(2): A08, 70-10-25:A03; Newhouse, Samuel I. 70-11-29:A12; 70-12-13:A05, B07; 72-10-8:A12 71-1-24:A03; 71-2-14:A06; 72-1-30:C03; Newman, Edward 72-5-14:A06;72-8-6:A03;72-9-10:A07,BÔl; 70-11-15:A14 73-2-4:B06;73-2-25:B05; 73-3-11 :A14, B05; Newman, Elva 73-4-22:A03; 73-5-20:A06; 74-2-10:A05; 70-9-6:B11,C03 74-3-10:802; 74-3-24:004 Newman, J. Wilson Nixon State Chairman 73-2-4:A03 72-9-10:A07 Newman, Ralph G. Nixon supporters 70-12-20:A05 friends 70-742: D01 Newman, Robert C. political•bipartisan 74-3-47: A03 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Nixon, Tricia Newsom, David 70-7-12:C07 71-1-24:006 see also Cox, Tricia Newsom, Lionel Noble, Jeanne L. 73-11-25:A08 70-2-15:B10

189 Participants Index

Noble, Paul, and Mrs. O'Brien, John A. 71-1-10:A07 70-6-14:004, D09 Nofziger, Lyn C. O'Brien, Thomas 69-9-21 :A07; 70-5-24:A05; 70-9-6:C14; 71-1-24:006 70-9-20:601; 70-11-15:613; 70-12-13:B07; O'Calahan, Thomas 71-1-17:606; 71-8-8:A04 70-10-18:A06 Nolan, Paul O'Connor, Lawrence L. 71-4-25:A05 73-2-18:606 Nolan, Ramon, and Mrs. O'Connor, Matthew M. 71-7-4:A04 70-12-13:A05 Nolan, Robert O'Connor, Michael 72-6-25:A04; 72-9-17:606, 608 70-12-13:A11 Nolde, William Odeen, Philip family 73-2-4:A11 73-4-29:A07 Norris, John Odegaard, Charles 73-4-15:A03 70-6-21 :A03 Norris, Richard Odell, Charles 70-9-20:611 70-10-18:A06 Norstad, Lauris Odie, Robert C, Jr. 71-9-26:A06 70-6-21 :A12; 70-8-16:613 Norsworthy, William I. O'Donnell, Pat 72-4-2:A06 73-2-4:601; 74-1 -27:A04 North Carolina State Advisory Committee on O'Donnell, Mrs. Pat Public Education 73-2-4:601 70-8-2(1 ):C08; 70-8-9(2):D02 O'Donnell, Peter Northern Plain States 70-9-20:C02 governors and mayors 70-7-19:G01 O'Donnell, Terry Noyes, Newbold 74-1-27:A04 70-7-19:D07 O'Dwyer, Fred Noyes, Thomas 70-8-9(1 ):D14 70-7-19:D07 Oelman, Robert Nugent, Luci Johnson 70-9-6:609 72-3-12:A12 Office of Economic Opportunity Nugent, Patrick Lyndon 70-9-6:E02 72-3-12:A12 Office of Management and Budget Nunez, Louis 72-6-25:A07; 74-2-3:A03 69-3-2:A06; 72-10-22:A08 executive staff 70-7-5:A08 Nunn, Louie B. members 71 -1-24:E02 70-7-12:605; 71-1-3:A09, AI2; 71-6-20:A03; personnel 72-1-23:A03; 73-1-22:A04 72-1-9:A14;72-10-8:A13 Ogilvie, Richard B. 70-2-1:601; 70-12-6:601; 71-2-28:A03; Nutter, Raymond 71-11-28:A03 72-7-16:A12, 601 Oakley, Fred O'Herron, Thomas 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 70-8-2(1 ):F14 Dates, James F., Jr. Ohlendorf, Harold F. 70-11-22:012; 73-2-18:606 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 Obenshain, Richard D. Oi, Walter Y. 72-8-6:A04 70-2-15:610 Ober, Frederick C. Okamato, Yoichi 70-7-19:F09 70-6-14:006 Oberlin, David W. Oldaker, William 70-10-18:A06 71-8-1:A05 O'Boyle, Patrick O'Leary, Ann 70-9-6:A03 73-8-5:A06

190 Participants Index

O'Leary, James Ossa, Jose A. de la 70-4-26:A05 70-7-19:A05 Ol ¡veraz, Grace Ottina, John 72-4-30:A10 71 -4-4:A07; 73-9-30:001 ; 73-11 -25:A08 Ollison, Myrtle Owen, Raymond 69-3-2:A06 73-8-12:A07 Olmsted, James F. Owings, Nathaniel 72-8-6:A04 69-7-13:A07; 70-9-13(2):A06; 70-12-20:E03 Olmsted, Mary Paarlberg, Donald 73-3-11:A04 70-2-1 :A06; 74-2-10:A03; 74-3-24:A08 Olson, Jack Pace, Frank, Jr. 70-9-20:010 69-10-19:A06; 69-11-23:A03; 70-7-19:A03; Olsson, John P. 71-4-25:604 70-10-11:005; 71-4-4:A07 Packard, David Olthoff, Debbie 70-11-22:012; 71-2-7:004; 71-3-7:002; 73-9-9:A03 71-4-11:006; 73-3-18:A04 O'Malley, Charles S., Jr. Packer, Boyd K. 72-4-9:A03 70-7-19:G11 O'Neal, Maston Packwood, Robert 70-12-20:012 71-7-18:A11;74-2-3:A08 O'Neill, John Page, David 71-6-13:605 71 -4-4:A07 O'Neill, June Paget, Richard M. 73-12-9:A12 70-8-23:A06; 70-11-15:E01, E07 O'Neill, Michael J. Painter, Joseph T. 70-8-16:011 71-9-12:601 O'Neill, Paul Pak, Howard 71-5-2:A03; 72-3-5:A03; 73-8-12:A03; 70-10-18:A06 73-9-30:C01; 73-11-18:A03; 73-11-25:A08; Palen, Ernest R. 73-12-9:A12; 74-1-27:A04; 74-3-31 :A09; 70-9-20:A06 74-8-12:A03 Paliano, George J. O'Neill, Thomas 70-11-29:602 71-5-16:A08 Palmby, Clarence D. Opas, Pauli 71-9-12:612 70-7-19:C13 Palmer, Arnold Oprea, Gheorghe 69-2-9:001 70-10-25:A03 Palmer, Lane Opry Land 71-8-1:A11 performers 74-3-10:602 Palomo, Antonio M. Orange County calligrapher 70-8-2(1 ):C09 73-4-8:A03 Panel on Nonpublic Education Orange County City Council 72-4-16:A09 members 73-4-8:A03 Pankopf, Art Order of American Hellenic Educational 70-10-18:A06 Progressive Association Paradise, Stephen J. 72-9-24:A03 70-10-11:005 Organization of American States Pardee, Jack, and Mrs. delegates to 70-7-5:A12 73-4-8:A05 Orlebeke, Charles J. Parker, David N. 70-4-19:A11; 71-4-4:A07 71 -2-7:A05, A11 ; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; O'Rourke, Terry 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-22:A05; 70-8-16:E14 73-9-2:A03, A05; 73-9-30:A06; Osborne, Betsie 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; 73-12-2:A06; 70-9-20:611 74-1-20:A13; 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-17:A03, P

191 Participants Index

Parker, David N. Paxton, Chester A09; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:C04; 74-5-26:A03; 69-3-16:602 74-6-16:A03;74-7-7:A08 Pay Board Parker, John, and Mrs. 72-3-19:A11; 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03 72-1-9:A06 Payton, Sallyanne Parker, Joseph 71-4-25:811; 71-8-8:A09 70-7-5:E06 Peace Corps Advisory Council Parker, Marshall 70-6-14:603 70-11-22:003 Pearl, Minnie Parker, Warren 73-4-8:A05 70-8-16:E14 Pearson, Clarence Parkerson, William F., Jr. 71-9-12:B01 72-8-6:A04 Pearson, James B. Parks, W. Robert 69-11 -9:A05; 70-6-14:011 ; 70-9-13(1 ):D06; 69-11-23:A03 71-1-24:611,001 Parks, Wally Pearson, Rufus 71-9-19:A14 70-9-13(1 ):D01 Parr, David L. Pécora, William T. 70-9-6:B11,C01 71-1-17:A11; 71-4-25:A14, 601; 71-6-27:001 Parris, Stanford E. Pederson, Walter, and Mrs. 73-5-13:A04 70-12-13:A05, 801 Parrlsh, Harry Peer, Elizabeth 73-5-13:A04 70-11-8:A06 Parsky, Gerald Pekin, Illinois 73-12-9:A11 Citizens 73-6-10:A12 Passer, Harold Pendleton, Gay 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11-15:F01 ; 71-8-8:A11 74-2-24:A03 Passman, Otto Penn, James 70-7-12:612; 70-11-15:014; 72-3-12:A07; family 73-2-4:B01 72-8-6:A06 Pennsylvania labor leaders Pastore, John 71-6-27:805 69-3-23:A04, A08; 70-7-12:812; 71-4-11:003 Percy, Charles Pate, Margaret F. 70-9-13(1 ):D06; 70-11 -22:E01 ; 71 -7-18:A11 73-4-8:A10 Perkins, Carl Pate, Stanton S., Jr. 73-9-23:A07; 73-9-30:A04 73-4-8:A10 Perkins, Gary Patman, Wright 71-4-25:A13 70-7-19:F09; 70-10-11 :D05; 71 -1 -24:B01 ; Perkins, William 71-10-3:A10 71-4-25:A13 Patolichev, Nikolay Semenovich Perloff, Harvey 72-10-15:A07 70-4-19:A11 Patricelli, Robert E. Perot, H. Ross 70-8-30:A10, B02; 70-12-6:B01 69-11-30:A12; 70-2-1 :A03 Patrick, Hugh Perry, Benjamin 70-11-15:F01 73-11-25:A08 Patrolmen of the Year Perry, Joseph 72-10-22:A03 73-3-11:A04 Patterson, Bradley Perry, Louise D. 70-12-20:005; 71-4-4:A11 71-1-10:A11 Patterson, James J. Petersen, Leroy 70-8-16:011 71-2-28:A03 Patton, Thomas F. Petersen, Mark E. 70-8-23:A03; 70-10-18:A03 70-7-19:G11 Paulson, Hank Petersmeyer, C. Gregg 73-12-9:A08 70-8-16:E14; 73-4-29:A03

192 Participants Index

Petersmeyer, Wrede Pincus, Ronald 71-9-12:801 70-8-9(2):e05 Peterson, Ferrand Pitts, Lucius 70-8-16:613 73-11-25:A08 Peterson, Lloyd Place, Herman 70-11-22:003 70-11-15:A14 Peterson, Norman S. Plainte, Lyle, and Mrs. 73-3-11:A04 73-5-6:A03 Peterson, Peter G. Plimsoll, James 71-1-3:A03; 71-3-7:C02, C08; 71-4-4:A13; 70-6-7:611 71-5-9:B03; 71-5-16:A05; 71-5-23:A06; Ploch, Debbie 71-6-6:A08; 71-6-13:B04; 71-7-11:A03; 73-3-11:A11 71 -7-18:A11 ; 71 -7-25:A11 ; 71 -9-12:A09; Poage, Robert 72-2-27:A03; 72-4-9:A08; 72-6-25:603, 72-7-23:006 BIO; 72-7-23:C12; 72-8-6:A13; Poage, William R. 72-9-24:C08; 72-10-8:013; 72-10-15:A07 74-1-20:606; 74-3-24:A08 Peterson, Russell W. Podesta, Robert A. 70-12-6:B01; 72-10-8:A13; 73-5-13:A03 69-2-16:611 ; 70-4-19:A11 ; 70-8-16:E14 Peterson, Walter Poe, Edgar 70-12-6:B01,-72-7-16^12 70-8-16:613; 73-2-18:B03 Peterson Task Force Poff, Richard H. 70-9-13(1 ):C04 69-4-13:607; 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; Pettis, Andrew A. 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:601; 70-11-15:613; 70-10-18:A06; 70-12-13:A05 70-12-13:607 Pettis, Jerry L. Poff, Richard H., Mrs. 70-11-22:003 70-12-13:607 Petty, Lee Pogue, William 71-9-19:A14 71-3-7:C07 Petty, Richard Polntsett, Alexander 71-9-19:A14 71-2-7:A05 Phillips, Almarin Polack, Robert 71-5-2:B08 70-6-21 :A12 Phillips, William Police, Chiefs of 70-11-22:003 71-5-30:A04 Physical Fitness Council Police Athletic League of Philadelphia 71-2-14:A09 delegation 71-6-20:A10 Piatt, Dan Polish-American Congress 70-11-29:A14 70-10-11:A13 Piazza, Marguarite Polish-American leaders 71-4-4:B05 Chicago 70-9-13(1 ):E11 Pickett, Jack Polish-Americans 71-8-1:A11 70-10-11:A13 Pierpoint, Robert Pollard, H. Marvin, and Mrs. 70-11-8:A06 71-4-4:B05 Pierson, Josephine Poison, Terry 72-3-12:A03 70-8-16:E14 Pierson, Lee Pompidou, Georges 71-9-26:A09 70-11-8 :A06 Pikarsky, Milton Pontius, H. Jackson 70-10-11:005; 73-8-12:A03; 74-8-12:A03 70-8-2(1 ):F06 Pike, Otis Pontz, Andrew 70-9-20:A11; 72-9-17:606, 608; 73-4-15:A03 73-12-9:605 Pinckney, Thomas C. Poor People's Campaign 73-4-29:A07 delegation 69-5-11:A09

193 Participants Index

President's Commission on International Popeo, Dan Trade and Investment Policy 74-6-2:A03 Popescu, Dumitru 71-9-12:A09 President's Commission on Postal Reform 70-10-25:A03 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Popper, David H. President's Commission on School Finance 71-2-21:A07 72-3-5:A08 Port, Kevin Panel on Nonpublic Education 71-5-2:A03 70-8-2(1 ):D07 President's Committee on Health Education Port, Kimberly 70-8-2(1 ):D07 71-9-12:A13 President's Science Advisory Commission Port, Rich 70-9-13(1 ):B06 70-8-2(1 ):F06 President's Science Advisory Committee Porter, Susan 74-1-27:A04 70-6-14:813 Posner, Bernard Presley, Elvis 70-12-20:A08 71-4-11:011 Post Office Department News Media Specialists Press 70-8-9(1 ):D14 73-2-11 :A03 Postal strike negotiators national 69-3-2:A03 southern 70-8-9(2):D07 70-3-29:A05 White House 73-8-19:A03 Postmasters General former 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Preston, Edward 72-9-24:008; 74-1-20:A03 Povinelli, Henry 72-9-24:A06 Preus, Jacob A. 71-5-9:604 POWs 73-5-20 :A06 Price, John R. 69-4-6:A03, D13; 69-7-13:A07; 69-10-19:A07, wives of 73-5-20:A06 A09; 70-2-15:608; 70-4-19:A11; Powell, John 70-6-14:C05; 70-11-1:A09; 71-2-28:A03; 73-12-2:E03; 74-1-20:A06 71-4-18:607; 71-10-24:A13 Powell, Lewis F., Jr. family 71-12-19:A05 Price, Raymond K., Jr. 69-4-6:A03, D13; 72-6-25:606; 72-7-16:605; Powell, Pam 72-7-23:A10; 72-10-8:A14; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-8-5:A06;74-1-27:A04 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:605; Powell, Wesley 73-7-22:A05; 73-9-2:A03, A05; 73-9-30:A06; 72-9-24:A06 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; 74-1 -20:A13; Power, Joseph T. 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:C04; 70-7-19:F09 74-6-16:A03;74-7-7:A08 Presidential appointees and spouses 73-12-2:613 Price, Robert D. Presidential Management Improvement Award 69-3-23:601 ; 69-6-29:A03 Price Commission winners 73-2-4:A03 73-3-11:A04 President's Advisory Council on Executive Priddle, Harland E. 73-12-16:A06 Organization Pridemore, Dorothy 70-11-15:E07 President's Advisory Panel on Timber and the 70-9-20:611 Environment Primm, Beny J. 71-7-11:A07 73-9-23:A04 Printing industry representatives President's Commission for the Observance of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the United 71-1-10:A07 Pritchard, Allen Nations 72-7-23:C04, C07 71-4-25:A03 youth appointees 70-9-6:C04 Pritchard, Joel 72-9-24:A06

194 Participants Index

Prochnow, James Railroad 74-6-2:A03 executives 71-6-6:A10 Property Review Board union leaders 71-6-13:A06, A09 70-7-12:C01;72-7-23:C10 Raimondi, Luigi Presser, David 69-7-6:601; 71 -12-19:A07; 73-2-25:A03 70-8-16:613 Rainer, John Prouty, Winston L 70-7-5:613 69-3-2:A13; 69-6-15:A10; 69-10-26:A03; Rainwater, H. R. 70-3-29:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):C11 ; 70-10-11 :D05 70-9-20:A06 Prusse, Kathleen Raley, William L 73-12-9:A08 69-3-23:611 Public Land Law Review Commission Ramirez, Henry M. 70-6-21 :B10 71-8-1:A05;72-10-22:A08 Pungan, Vaslle Ramirez, Mario 70-10-25:A03 71-4-11:E02 Purdey, Louis C. Ramon, Becky 70-10-18:A06 73-8-5:A06 Puritano, Vincent Ramsay, Louis L., Jr. 73-3-4:009 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02; 70-8-9(2):D02 Pusey, Nathan M. Ramsey, Christian N., Jr. 70-5-3:A03 72-4-30:A10 Putney, Lacy E. Ramsey, Joe F., Jr. 72-8-6:A04 72-6-25:A04 Putterman, Felix Randolph, Jennings 70-1-25:A03 73-8-12:A03; 73-9-23:A07; 74-5-19:A03; Quarles, John 74-8-12:A03 70-4-19:A11 Rankin, Allen Queenan, John W. 70-6-21 :A03 73-2-4:A03 Raoul-Duval, Michael Quie, Albert 72-11-5:A03; 73-8-12:A03; 74-1-27:A04 71-6-6:A08; 71-10-3:A10; 73-9-23:A07; Rapawana, Michael 73-9-30:A04; 73-12-2:010 69-7-13:A07 Quillen, James H. Raskin, Kathy 69-6-29 :A03 74-3-10:A05 Quimby, Lawrence B. Rather, Dan 70-6-14:E12 70-11-8:A06 Rabasa, Emilio O. Rauh, Carl 70-11-8:A11 70-8-16:613 Rabb,Bruce Raulinaitis, Valerija 69-3-23:608 71-4-25:811 Rabbitt, Daniel T. Rauscher, Frank J. 70-8-9(2):A14 72-4-30:A06; 73-8-12:A07 Rabin, Yitzhak Ray, Dixy Lee 72-1-23:A13 72-8-6:A09; 73-11 -4^03, A04; Rademacher, James 73-12-2:A04, A06; 74-3-3:A04 69-12-14:A04 Ray, Janice Rader, Janis 72-3-5:611 73-8-5:A06 Ray, Robert D. Radio station owners and managers 70-12-6:601; 71-2-28:A03; 72-7-16:A12 70-10-11:613 Reagan, Mary Kay Ragan, William 70-11-15:604 70-10-18:A06 Reagan, Ronald Raggio, William 71-3-28:612; 71-8-15:A04; 71-11-14:607; 70-6-14:610; 70-8-30:A05 72-1-30:611

195 Participants Index

Rebuild National Park Society of Denmark Reuss, Henry delegation 72-4-30:A04 71-6-6:A08 Recker, Dale Revenue Sharing Working Level Staff 70-11-22:003 71-4-4:A07 Redman, Albert, Jr. Revercomb, George 71-9-5:A08, All 73-2-4:803 family 71-9-5:A08 Reyna, Manuel Reece, Norval 70-7-5:813 73-9-16:A04 Reynolds, Randall O. Reed, Clarke 72-8-6:A04 70-6-21 :C14; 70-8-2(1 ):D14 Reynolds, Robson B. Reed, John 69-3-2:A06 71-6-6:A10 Reynolds, William L. Reed, Nathaniel Pryor 70-7-19:F09 71-6-27:C01;73-12-16:A07 Rhatican, William F. Regional Council 71-4-4:A07; 72-7-30:A04; 73-11-18:A04 members 71-2-21:803 family 73-11-18:A04 Rehnquist, William H., Jr. Rhodes, James A. family 71-12-19:A05 69-2-2:A09; 70-5-10:A04; 70-7-12:805; Rehnquist Declassification Committee 71-2-21:A07 71-6-27:611 Rhodes, John J. Reid, Charlotte T. 70-6-14:011 ; 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 69-7-6:A06 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-13(1 ):D06; 70-9-20:801 ; Reid, Ross 70-11-15:813; 70-12-13:807; 72-5-7:A03; 72-1-30:813 72-7-16:805; 72-10-1 :A03; 74-3-24:811 Reilly, Gerard Rhodes, Mrs. John J. 72-2-27:A03 70-12-13:807 Reimers, Barbara Rhyne, Charles 73-9-30 :C01 71-5-2:804 Religious Heritage of America Ribicoff, Abraham 70-6-14:004, D09 70-8-30:A10, 802; 71 -7-18:A11 Render, Frank Rice, David 70-12-20:005 71-1-24:C08 Repass, James Rice, Donald 71-1-24:006 71 -1 -17:A11 ; 71 -3-21 :A13; 71 -4-4:A07; Replogle, Luther I., and Mrs. 72-4-16:A04 71-1-10:A10 Rice, Leonard Republican National Committee 70-9-6:811 general 72-9-10:A07 Rice, Thomas Idaho members 74-4-28:A04 71-6-6:A10 leadership 71-8-8:A04 Richards, LeGrand Montana members 74-4-28:A04 70-7-19:G11 Oregon members 74-4-28:A04 Richardson, Anne Washington members 74-4-28:A04 72-9-17:A09 Republicans Richardson, Elliot L. ethnic 74-2-17:A04 70-6-21:008; 70-7-5:813; 70-8-2(1 ):B03, C03, Reserve Officers Association of the United CI 4; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-9(2):B05; States 70-8-16:C08; 70-10-11 :A03; 70-11 -8:A03; 70-4-26:A09 70-11 -15:C05; 70-12-6:801 ; 70-12-20:D05; national officers 72-9-17:801; 74-2-24:802 70-12-27:A07; 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -2-7:814, Retail Clerks International Association C03, C08; 71-2-21:808; 71-3-28:812; 71-5-23:A13 71-4-18:A12, 807, 810; 71-5-9:A04, A08; Retired Officers Association, Inc. 71 -5-23:A10; 71 -6-6:801 ; 71 -6-27:810; 70-4-26 :A09 71 -9-26:A09; 71 -10-31 :A08; 71-11 -14:A07,

196 Participants Index

A12; 72-1-9:A06, A10; 72-1-30:A03; Robinson, Carol 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:A03, A08, B10; 73-8-5:A06 72-4-30:A06; 72-6-18:A11 ; 72-6-25:A14; Robinson, Kenneth 72-7-30:A03; 72-9-17:A11 ; 72-10-1 :A08; 71-11-14:A12 72-11-19:A03; 73-3-11:A04 Robinson, Rembrandt C. "Hugh" Riegle, Donald W., Jr. 71-5-23:A07 69-6-15:A09 Robinson, William Rieken, Henry 71-4-4:A07 70-4-19:A11 Robson, Edwin A. Riffle, Herman D. 70-9-13(1 ):D06, F04 72-9-10:A11 Rocco, Frank Rigley, Harold T. 71 -5-23:A06 72-10-8:010 Roche, James M. Riley, John 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-10-18:A03; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 70-9-13(1 ):D06 71-5-9:603; 71-9-12:A03; 72-3-5:604 Rimer, Irving I. Rockefeller, John D., Ill 71-4-4:B05;73-4-8:A05 72-4-30:A10 Rinfret, Pierre Rockefeller, Laurance 70-4-26:A05; 72-8-13:A03 70-4-5:A11 Rio Grande, Texas, City High School Rockefeller, Nelson A. student council 71 -4-11 :E02 69-2-9:A11 ; 70-11 -15:C08; 71 -1 -3:A09; Ripley, Josephine 71-8-15:A03; 72-6-18:A08; 72-7-16:A12, 70-7-5:C07 801 ; 72-9-10:A13; 73-5-13:A03 Risner, Robinson Rockefeller, Winthrop 74-3-24:A11 70-7-5:008; 70-10-11:E06 Ritchie, William Rockwell, Willard 70-11-29:603 70-4-5:A09 Rittenband, Richard Rodell, Jackie 72-9-24:A06 70-10-11:013, E03 Ritter, Mrs. Tex Rodgers, Donald F. 74-3-10:602 72-6-11:A03; 72-9-24:601 Rivers, L. Mendel Rodin, Ken 69-4-20:004; 70-7-5:003 70-6-7:C06 Rizzo, Frank Rodman, Peter W. 72-1-23:A05 73-4-29:A07 Robb, Charles Rodriguez, Antonio F. 70-7-5:C07 72-10-22 :A08 Robb, Donald Rodriguez, Carlos 71-5-9:B08 72-6-25:A04 Robb, Jean Rogers, Adele 71-5-9:808 72-9-17:A09 Roberts, Bonnie Rogers, Byron 72-9-17:A09 70-8-2(1 ):B01 Roberts, Gilroy Rogers, Donald 72-10-22:A06 73-4-29 :A03 Roberts, Oral Rogers, Ginger 72-8-13:A10 71-9-12:C04 Roberts, Raymond Rogers, Paul 74-1-20:606 70-9-20:A11 Roberts, Richard Rogers, William P. 73-11-25:A06 70-5-10:A04; 70-7-19:C13; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Robichaux, Virginia 70-8-16:C09; 70-9-6:010; 70-9-13(1 ):C04; 73-12-9:605 70-9-20:A09; 70-10-11:A05; 70-10-25:A03; 70-11 -8:A06, A11 ; 71 -1 -24:006; 71 -3-7:C02;

197 Participants Index

Rogers, William P. cont. Rosenberger, Eric 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -7-11 :A03; 74-1-27:A04 71-9-12:A09; 71-9-26:A06; 72-2-20:A03; Rosenborough, Morgan 72-7-16:605; 72-7-23:010; 72-10-15:A07; 73-5-27:A03 72-10-29:A03; 72-11-12:A05; 73-3-11:A04; Rosenthai, Robert 73-8-12:A05 71-5-2:C06 Rogers, Mrs. William P. Rosmarin, Guy 70-7-19:C13; 70-9-20:A09; 70-10-25:A03; 73-9-16:A04 70-11-8:A11 Ross, Leo G. Rogg, Nathaniel H. 70-10-18:A06 70-1-18:A09;71-1-24:C08 Ross, Richard Rogovin, Charles 73-2-25:A08 70-2-1 :A11 Rossides, Eugene Roller!, William 69-10-5:A03; 70-6-14:E12; 72-7-23:A03 70-9-20:A06 Rossow, Jerome Romans, Ronald C. 70-12-6:A10 70-8-16:613 Rotchford, Charles, and Mrs. Romanu, Ion 73-11-18:A06 70-10-25 :A03 Rotchford, Chris Romero, Juan de Jesus 73-11-18:A06 70-7-5:613 Roth, Russell Romero, Quirino 74-2-3:A04 70-7-5:613 Roth, William V., Jr. Rommel, Wilfred 69-6-29:A03; 70-11-15:A03 71-1-17:A11;71-4-4:A07 Rothenberg, Henry B. Romney, George W. 73-5-27:A03 69-1 -26:A03; 69-2-16:C01 ; 69-3-2:A06, 611 ; Roudebush, Richard L. 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-13:608; 69-4-20:A03; 69-3-23:601; 69-6-29:A03; 70-8-30:A03 69-10-12:C03; 69-11 -2:A03; 69-11 -23:A03; Rouse, Andrew M. 70-1-18:A09; 70-2-8:A07; 70-6-7:C08; 70-4-19:A11 ; 70-8-23:A06; 70-11 -15:E01, E07 70-6-14:004, 009; 70-6-21 :C14; Rouse, James W. 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-16:C08; 70-5-17:A12 70-11 -29:A09; 70-12-20:005; 71 -4-18:614; Rousselot, Louis 71-8-1 :A05,A10; 71-10-31 :A08 72-9-17:605 72-1-9:A07; 72-7-16:605; 72-9-24:C08 Rouvelas, Manny Romney, Lenore 70-10-18:A06 70-9-13(1 ):A12; 72-9-17:A09 Rovner, Edmond Romney, Marion G. 73-9-16:A04 70-7-19:G11 Rowe, Maurice Ronan, William A. 73-9-16:A04 72-6-18:A08 Rowe, Mrs. Oliver Ronan, William J. 74-5-12:A05 70-10-11:005 Rowland, James H. Rondón, Fernando E. 71 -9-26:A09 73-4-29 :A07 Rowley, James T. Rooney, Frank 69-10-5:A03; 70-6-14:E12 70-12-13:A05 Royster, Vermont Rooney, John 69-12-14:A03 71-10-10:A06 Rozelle, Pete Roosevelt, James 72-1-30:C07 73-3-18:A04 Rubenstein, Paul Rose, Jonathan C. 71-3-28:A04, A06 71-5-16:A13;72-1-2:A14 Rubin, Ellis 72-10-8:A13

198 Participants Index

Ruckelshaus, Jill Russell, Joseph L. 72-9-17:A09 70-7-19:F09 Ruckelshaus, William D. Russell, Richard B. 69-4-6:A03; 70-11-1 :B06; 71 -10-24:A10; 69-6-22:A09; 69-7-20:A05 72-12-17:A04; 73-2-11:A12; 73-3-4:011 Rustand, Warren Rudd, Oliver W. 74-1-27:A04 family 72-3-26:807 Rutledge, Gary, and Mrs. Ruddy, Robert 73-6-3:A04 70-9-6:B11 Rutledge, Linda Rukeyser, Louis 73-6-3:A04 71-2-7:A04 Ryan, John D. Rule, Allen 72-1-30:A06 71-5-2:B08 Ryan, Joseph T. Rules Committee, U.S. House of 71-5-9:604 Representatives Ryan, Richard 72-4-16:A05 70-11-8 :A06 Rumero, Eliu Ryder, George 69-3-2:A06 72-9-17:A05, A07 Rumsfeld, Donald Rydholm, E. Harwood 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 70-5-10:A07; 70-6-21 :C14; 70-11-1:A09 70-7-5:B13; 70-7-12:605, C01; Saccio, Leonard 70-7-19:C04; 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-2(2):A11; 71-1-31:A03 70-8-9(2):B05; 70-8-16:C08; 70-9-6:E02; Saffron, Louis 70-9-13(1):D06;70-11-15:E07; 74-2-17:605 70-12-6:601; 70-12-13:613; 71-1-3:A09; Safire, William L 71-11-14:A04, A08; 71-12-5:A03; 69-1-21:A12; 69-3-2:611; 69-4-6:013; 72-1 -9:A04; 72-3-19:A07, A09; 72-6-25:603; 69-5-11:002; 69-5-25(2):813; 69-9-14:A06; 72-7-16:605; 72-7-23:C10; 72-8-6:A13; 70-2-15:608; 70-9-20:004; 70-12-20:014; 72-9-24:008; 72-10-8:A03, D07; 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -1 -31 :A06; 71 -2-21 :e04 72-10-22:A04; 73-2-4:A03, 603 St. Clair, James D. Rumsfeld, Joyce 73-12-23:A03;74-6-2:A03 72-9-17:A09 St. Johns, Adela Rogers Rupp, Robert 69-10-5:A05 71-8-1:A11 St. Lawrence Seaway Development Rural Affairs Council Corporation 69-11-9:A07 advisory board 70-10-18:A06 Rush, Barbara St. Matthew's Cathedral 72-9-17:A09 congregation 70-9-6:A03 Rush, Henry Saltzstein, Benjamin F. 70-10-18:A06 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Rush, Kenneth Saksela, Niilo 72-11-19:A10; 73-10-7:A03; 74-6-23:A03; 70-7-19:013 74-7-7:A03; 74-7-14:A03 Salmon, Paul Rusk, Howard 73-9-30:001 73-9-23 :A07 Sammon, James Russell, Austin J. 74-2-3:A04 70-9-6:609 Sampson, Arthur F. Russell, Fred 72-7-23:010; 73-3-11:A04; 74-1-20:A13 71-1-17:A11 Sampson, Robert Russell, Harold 73-12-9:A11 71-4-11:011 Samuels, Nathaniel Russell, Howard 69-5-11:002; 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-9-14:A06; 71-1-17:606 69-10-12:003

199 Participants Index

Sanchez, Leon Sayers, Gale E. 73-7-29:A06; 73-12-2:008 72-10-15:A04 Sanchez, Phillip V. Say re, John 71 -5-9:A06; 71 -8-1 :A05; 72-3-26:B13; 70-9-6:B11 72-10-22:A08 Scaife, Richard Sanders, H. E. 70-10-11:601 71-1-24:C12; 71-2-21 :A07 Scales, Key Sanders, Mrs. H. E. 69-3-23:B11 71-2-21:A07 Seal!, John Sandman, Charles 71-4-18:612 70-6-21 :A13; 70-8-2(1 ):B01 Scammon, Richard Sandoval, George E. 72-1-23:A08 69-3-2:A06 Schadeberg, Henry C. Sandoval, Hilary 69-3-23:601 69-3-2:A06 Schaefer, John Sansón,Joseph N. 73-9-16 :A04 72-9-10:A04 Schaefer, William Santarelli, Donald 72-7-23:C04, C07 70-8-16:813; 73-8-5:A03 Schalbrack, A. L. Santin, Marilyn 73-3-11 :A04 71-4-11:011 Schanes, Steven Santin, Richard 70-4-19:A11; 70-10-18:A06 71-4-11:011 Schaum, Rounsevelie, and Mrs. Santin, Robert 73-3-11:603 71-4-11:011 Schenkel, Chris Santin, Robert, Sr. 69-2-9:C01 71-4-11:011 Scherle, William J. Sardo, Richard 69-3-23:B01 ; 70-9-20:A11 ; 71 -10-10:A06; 74-1-27:A04 74-2-24:A03 Sargent, Francis W. Schimmel, Allan 70-3-22:A10; 71 -11 -21 :A03; 73-9-16:A04 70-8-9(1 ):D13 Sargent, Patricia Schlesinger, James 70-9-6:B11 71 -1 -17:A11 ; 72-8-6:A09; 72-11 -19:A08; Satterfield, David E. 73-5-6:A04; 73-7-1 :A03; 73-12-16:A13; 74-1-20:B06 74-5-12:A03 Sauer, Marie family of 73-7-1 :A03 70-7-5:C07 Schlossberg, Albert Saunders, Charles 70-11 -22:003 71-1-17:606; 73-9-30:C01 Schmidt, Benno C. Saunders, Harold H. 72-1-30:A03; 73-8-12:A07 73-4-29:A07 Schmitt, Harrison Savoie, Gene 73-2-25:605 72-10-8:A13 Schneebeli, Herman Sawhill, John C. 73-7-29:A04 73-9-16:A04; 73-9-23:A04; 73-11-18:A03; Schneider, Alden 73-12-2:A04, A06; 73-12-9:A11, B08; 70-8-9(1 ):D14 74-1-20:A03, A13; 74-2-17:A09; Schnell, Raymond 74-3-24:A08 70-1-25:A04 Sawyer, Diane Schock, AI 73-6-3:A04 70-10-25:A13 Sawyer, Granville Schoepper, Albert 73-11-25:A08 72-4-23:A03 Saxbe, William Schollander, Donald 74-2-3^09, B01 71-5-16:A13

200 Participants Index

Schrantz, Roger Scott, Roberta 71-2-28:A03 71-1-24:A03 Schrauth, Michael Scott, Stanley S. 74-1-27:A04 71-6-13:602; 72-1-9:A03; 72-7-30:A06; Schriever, B. A. 72-8-6:A11 ; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; 73-3-11 :A04 73-5-13:A06; 73-10-14:A11; 73-11-25:A08; Schubert, Richard F. 73-12-2:A06, E03; 74-1-20:A13; 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 73-10-14:A11; 73-12-16:A04; 74-1-27:A04; 74-2-17:A04, A09 74-2-24:A11 Scott, Walter D. Schulhof, Samuel A. 73-7-8:006; 73-11 -18:A03; 74-1 -27:A04 73-12-2:613 Scott, William L. Schulman, Samuel 69-4-20:002; 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 74-2-24:A13 70-8-2(1 ):F14 Scowcroft, Brent Schultz, James 71-10-24:A14; 72-1-30:A06; 73-2-4:A10; 70-8-2(1 ):B01 73-4-29:A03, A07; 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A05; Schumacher, Alan T. 73-9-2:A03,A05;73-9-30:A06; 73-10-14:A11 ; 70-11-29:603 73-11-4:A03; 73-12-2:A06; 73-12-16:A06, Schwarzenburg, Mrs. Errol A13;74-1-20:A13;74-2-17:A09;74-3-3:A04; 72-8-6:A03 74-3-24:004; 74-5-12:A03; 74-5-19:A07, Schwengel, Fred A09; 74-5-26:A03; 74-6-16:A03; 74-7-7:A08 70-8-9(1):D13 Scranton, William Scott, Anne 69-3-2:603; 70-6-14:003; 70-9-20:E02; 74-1-20:A06 70-12-13:005 Scott, David, and Mrs. Scranton Commission 72-1-30:A14, 601 70-9-20 :E04 Scott, H. Vernon Scruggs, Clarence 70-10-11:013 71-5-2:608 Scott, Huey, Jr. Seaborg, Glenn T. 71-1-24:A03 69-1 -26:604; 70-11-1 :A03; 71 -4-11 :C03 Scott, Mrs. Huey, Jr. Seamans, Robert 71-1-24:A03 72-1-30:A06 Scott, Hugh D. Searce, James 69-4-27:601; 69-9-21 :A07; 69-10-26:A03; 70-7-19:F09 69-11-30:A03; 70-7-5:003; 70-7-12:612; Sears, John 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-2(1 ):D07; 70-8-9(1 ):A03, 69-1-26:610; 69-3-2:602; 69-3-23:A03; COS; 70-8-16:C09; 70-9-6:C14, D10, D11 ; 69-4-6:013 70-9-13(1 ):A03; 70-9-20:601 ; Seavey, Ho I lace 70-10-11:005; 70-11-15:613; 69-3-23:A09 70-12-13:607, D11; 70-12-27:A06; Sebelius, Keith 71-1-17:609; 71-1-24:A10, 611, C01; 70-9-13(1 ):D06 71-5-16:A08; 71-10-3:A10; 72-2-6:A05; Secret Service 72-3-26:A08; 72-4-9:A10; 72-5-7:A03; 70-6-14:E12 72-7-16:605; 72-9-17:A13; 72-10-8:005; Presidential Protection Unit agents 73-6-3:A05; 74-2-10:A05; 74-3-24:002 72-7-30:A07 Scott, Hugh D., and Mrs. Sedler, Thomas 70-9-13(1 ):A03; 70-12-13:607; 74-2-10:A05 72-7-16:A11 Scott, John W. Seevers, Gary L. 70-7-5:E06; 71-1-24:012; 71-9-12:612 73-7-22:A03; 73-10-14:A11; 74-4-21:A03 Scott, Leroy, and Mrs. family 73-11-4:602 73-12-9:605 Seevers, Marian Scott, Marcus 73-11-4:602 71-1-24:A03 Segal, Jack P. Scott, Robert W. 73-2-25 :A08 70-12-6:601

201 Participants Index

Segal, Joel Sharood, Dick 73-12-16:A04 70-10-18:A06 Segal, Joseph Sharp, Marjorie 70-9-20:811 71-10-24:A12 Seibels, George Shattuck.William 70-2-1 :A11 73-12-9:A05 Seidman, Burt Shaver, J. L. 70-8-9(1 ):A03 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 Seiden, David Shaw, Russ 71 -9-26:A09 70-8-16:A03 Self, Henry Shea, Robert 70-6-21:C14 69-11-2:A03 Seilet, Alfonso Sheehan, John 74-2-24:A03 72-1-9:A14 Seltzer, Steven Sheldon, Eleanor 70-6-7:C06 70-4-19:A11 Semler, Robert Sheldon, Leon 74-3-31 :A08 family 70-8-16:003 Semple, Robert Shelton, Debbie 70-11-8:A06 70-6-7:C06 Senate Finance Committee Shepard, Geoffrey 70-8-9(1 ):A03, AI 2 70-8-2(1 ):F14; 73-4-29:A03; 74-1-27:A04; Republican members 72-6-25:A11 74-2-3:A09; 74-3-3:A04 Senate leadership Shepard, Vernon bipartisan 69-1-26:608 70-8-9(1 ):D13 Republican 70-7-5:A03 Shepley, James Senatorial nominees 69-3-9:A09 financial contributors 70-9-20:C09 Sheppard, Eleanor P. Servaas, Beurt 72-8-6:A04 72-9-24:004 Shields, Roger Servaas, Cory Jane 72-3-5:611 72-9-24:004 Shine, Henry Sevilla-Sacasa, Guillermo, and Mrs. 71-5-2:608 70-7-19:C13 Shiskin, Julius Sewell, Don 73-12-16:A04 74-2-17:605 Shivers, Alan Seymour, Dan 69-3-9:A12 71-9-12:601 Short, Richard T. Shackford, Ronald H., and Mrs. 72-8-6:A04 73-3-25:603 Shoup, Don Shafer, Raymond P. 70-4-19:A11 69-2-2:A11 ; 70-7-12:605; 71 -1 -3:A09; Shoup, Richard 71-9-5:A03; 72-3-19:A05 73-9-23 :A05 Shaffer, Edward, and Mrs. Showalter, Robert 72-10-8:A10 70-10-11:013 Shaheen, John Shriver, Garner 70-9-13(1 ):D06 70-12-6:A03 Shakespeare, Frank Shubert, Richard 70-11-22:E08; 72-12-10:A08 73-12-9:A12 Shapiro, Irving Shulman, Sam 71-9-12:601 72-4-2:A04 Shults, Robert Shapp, Milton J. 70-12-6:601; 73-9-16:A04 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02

202 Participants Index

Shultz, George P. Shyrko, Stefan, and Mrs. 69-3-2:A06, B11 ; 69-3-9:B01 ; 69-4-6:A03; 70-9-13(1):A14 69-5-11:002; 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-9-14:A06; Slbley.ShermerL 69-10-12:A03, C03; 69-11-9:A04; 71 -3-28:A04, A06 70-5-10:A04; 70-6-7:A07; 70-6-21 :A11, Siciliano, RoccoC. C14; 70-7-12:B05, B12, B14, C01; 69-2-16:B11; 69-5-11:002; 70-7-12:B02; 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-9(1 ):A03, 70-10-18:A06; 70-11-22:C12; 72-10-8:007 C14; 70-8-16:C05; 70-8-23 :A06; 70-8-30 :A10, Sidey, Hugh B02; 70-9-6^04, C14; 70-9-13(1 ):B11; 70-9-20:014; 71-1-31 :A06 70-10-4:A04; 70-10-11:603; 70-10-18:A03; Sidley, Mary 70-11 -1 :A03, A09; 70-11 -8:A03; 72-2-6:A07 70-11 -15:D11, E07; 70-11 -29:A03; Siegfried, Charles 70-12-6:B10; 70-12-13:613,011; 71-9-12:B01 70-12-20:005,013,014^06; 70-12-27:A03; Sieverts, Frank 71 -1 -3:A09; 71 -1 -10:A03, B03; 71-1-17:A11 ; 72-3-5:B11 71-1-24:A10, B01, 606, E02; 71-2-7:A03, Sikes, Robert L. F. A14, 614, C03, C04, C08; 71-2-14:A13; 71 -10-10:A06; 72-9-3:A11 ; 74-1-20:606 71-2-21:A04, 608; 71-3-7:C02, C08; Sikes, Mrs. Robert L. F. 71 -3-21 :A13; 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -4-11 :D11 ; 72-9-3:A11 71-4-18:603; 71-5-2:A09; 71-5-9:A03, A07, Silberman, Laurence H. A09; 71-5-16:A05, AI4; 71-6-6:A06; 70-7-19:F09; 70-10-18:A06; 70-12-20:005; 71-6-13:A04; 71-6-27:A03, BIO; 71-9-5:A05; 72-6-25:603; 72-8-6:A13; 71-7-18:A08, AI 3; 71-7-25:801; 72-9-24:601 71-8-1:A10; 71-8-8:A09; 71-8-29:A03; Silent Majority Committee 71 -9-5:A05; 71 -9-12:A03,612; 71 -9-26:601 ; 70-8-9(1 ):804 71-10-3:A03, A10; 71-10-17:A07; Silvergleid, David 71-10-24:A06, A08, A09; 71-10-31 :A08; 70-8-9-(1):D14 71-11-14:A14; 71-11-21:A05, A06, A08; Silvers, Ed 71-11-28:A04, A06; 71-12-5:A03, A07; 70-10-18:A06 72-1-2:A03; 72-1-23:A03, B06; 72-3-5:A03, Simmons, Samuel A08, B05, 609, 610; 72-3-19:A07; 69-3-2:A06; 70-12-20:005; 72-3-5:A03 72-3-26:A03; 72-4-9:A09; 72-4-16:A04; Simmons, William 72-6-18:A06, A11 ; 72-6-25:A07, A11, 603; 70-8-9(2):D02 72-7-16:A12,601; 72-7-23:010;72-8-6:A13; Simon, William E. 72-9-3:A03, A06; 72-9-24:C08; 72-10-8:A03, 73-3-4:F12; 73-3-11:A04; 73-12-2:A06; 005, D07;72-11-19:A05; 72-12-3:A08; 73-12-9:A11, 608; 73-12-16:A12; 72-12-10:A11; 72-12-17:A07; 73-2-4:603, 74-2-3:601 ; 74-2-17:608; 74-2-24:601 ; 604; 73-2-25:602; 73-4-15:A06, A07; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-10:A03; 74-3-24:A08, 73-4-29:A05; 73-6-10:A03, A04; A12; 74-4-21 :A03; 74-6-23:A03; 73-7-22:A04; 73-10-7:A03; 73-12-2:011 ; 74-7-7:A03 73-12-9:A11, 601 ; 73-12-16:A12; Simonds, Scott 74-1-20:A04; 74-2-17:608; 74-2-24:601; 71-9-12:601 74-3-10:A03;74-5-5:A04 Simons, A. Pollard Shultz, Mrs. George P. 72-4-9:A03 70-9-6:A04; 72-9-10:A05; 74-2-10:A05 Sind linger, Albert Shultz, O'Bie 73-2-4:A08 72-9-17:A09 Siseo, Joseph Shumway, F. Ritter 71-1-24:006 70-11-22:001 Sisneros, Joseph Shurlock, Eddy 71-12-5:A06 70-6-14:004, D09 Sjostedt, Raymond Shutt, Charles 73-9-16:A04 70-8-16:613 Skelton, Red 71-9-26:A03

203 Participants Index

Skouras, Spyros S. Smith, John S. 70-10-18:A06 69-9-28:A03, A05 Skubitz, Joseph Smith, Joseph Fielding 70-9-13(1 ):D06; 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 70-7-19:G11 Slatinshek, Frank Smith, Judge 72-9-17:605 70-9-13(1):D01 Slaughter, D. French, Jr. Smith, Ken 72-8-6:A04 70-8-16:E14 Slemp, John Calvin Smith, Kenneth M. 73-5-6:A06 71-11-14:601 Sloan, Hugh, Jr. Smith, Lee W., Jr. 71-1-17:A11;71-2-7:A05, A11 70-11-29:602 Sloan, James Smith, Linda S. 70-11-22:003 73-8-5:A06 Sloan, Russ Smith, Loren 72-10-8:A13 74-6-2:A03 Small business organizations Smith, Margaret Chase 70-9-6:C09 69-3-2:A13; 70-9-20:601; 70-12-13:607; Smalley, Robert 71 -1 -24:A10; 71 -4-11 :D06; 71 -5-16:A08; 69-2-16:811 72-7-16:605 Smee, Jack Smith, Michael B. 70-8-16:011 72-7-23 :A07 Smelt, Ronald Smith, Nola 71 -3-28:A04, A06 73-12-16:A11; 74-1:27:A04 Smith, Allen Smith, Patricia 70-9-6:C14 70-11-22:003 Smith, Ashby Smith, Ralph 70-8-9(1 ):D14 69-10-26:A03; 70-9-13(1):A12, D06 Smith, Craig Smith, Robert 70-8-9(2):D02 70-11-29:601 Smith, Donald P. Smith, Thym 72-6-25:603 73-8-5:A06 Smith, Floyd E. Smith, W. Roy 70-8-2(2):A11;71-9-5:A05 72-8-6:A04 Smith, Gerard Smith, W. Tilford, and Mrs. 71-5-16:A08 71-1-31:A04 Smith, Gregory Smith, William French 74-6-2:A03 70-10-11:605 Smith, H. Allen Smith, Winn 70-9-20:601; 70-11-15:613; 70-12-13:607; 70-9-13(1 ):D06 72-3-5:A14; 72-7-16:605; 72-10-1 :A03 Smoak, Marion H. family 70-7-19:F08 70-7-19:C13;71-1-10:A04 Smith, Mrs. H. Allen Smyzer, Richard 70-12-13:607 70-8-9(1 ):D13 Smith, Herbert Snader, Lyle 71-6-27:A09 70-8-2(1 ):801 Smith, J. Henry Snyder, AI 71-9-12:601 71-1-17:A11;74-1-27:A04 Smith, James E. Snyder, Richard 71-1-17:606; 72-10-8:005 70-11-15:602 Smith, James V. Soames, Christopher 72-6-18:608 73-2-11:A14 Smith, John L. Soave, John T. 69-4-20:611 73-12-2:008; 74-2-24:A03

204 Participants Index Soden, Ray R. Special interest group members 73-7-29:A06;73-9-2:B13 71-1-24:C12 Sohmer, Arthur Spellman, Gladys 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-9-20:C04; 71-5-30:B06; 72-7-23:004, C07 73-3-4:011 ; 73-4-29:A03; 73-6-3:A05; Spence, Adolphus N. 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:B05; 73-7-22:A05; 71-2-21:A07 73-9-2:A03, A05; 73-9-30:A06 Spence, Floyd Solomon, David 71-10-10:A06;73-10-14:A08 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 Spicer, Mrs. Donald Solomon, Mrs. Elijah 74-3-10:A06 73-7-29:A04 Spirtos, Michael N. Solomon, Ezra 71-6-27:B06;72-9-24:A03 71-5-2:A11;71-8-8:A10 Spong, William B., Jr. Solomon, Jessica 70-8-2(1 ):D07 73-7-29:A04 Sprague, William Sonnabend, Paul 70-11-8:A06 71-4-25:604 Springer, Del, and Mrs. Sonnenfeldt, Helmut 72-4-30:A08 72-10-15:A07; 73-2-11:A14; 73-2-25:A14; Springer, Jill 73-4-29:A07 72-4-30:A08 Sonneveldt, Christopher Springer, William 70-2-1.-All 69-7-13:A12;70-9-20:A11;71-6-6:A08; Sons of Italy in America 71-10-3:A10 officers and board members 71-10-10:A03 Springmeyer, Leslie Sons of Italy Supreme Council 72-7-16:A06 70-9-6:014 Spruance, William W. Sophia, Princess (of Spain) 70-11-15:602 71-1-24:B05, B10 Spurr, Stephen Soskin, Dan, and Mrs. 73-9-23 :A04 71-1-10:A07 Stafford, Robert Southall, Herbert H. 73-9-23:A07 70-7-12:B09 Stagg, Thomas South Carolina Legislature 70-8-9(2):B05 73-2-18:B01 Staggers, Frances Susan South Carolina State Advisory Committee on 70-8-9(1 ):D11 Public Education Staggers, Harley 70:7-19:E01;70-8-9(2):D02 70-8-9(1 ):D11 ; 71 -5-30:A03; 71 -6-6:A08; Southward, Charles 74-4-28 :A03 71-5-2:C07 Stakem, Thomas Soviet delegation 70-10-18:A06 73-6-17:A03, B03 Staley, Oren Lee Space Task Group 71-9-12:612 69-9-14:A03 Stamper, Joyce Spain, Jayne 70-12-20:A03 71 -4-25:B11 ; 71 -6-13:A03; 71 -8-8:B09; Stanback, I. P. 73-9-23 :A07 70-7-19:E01 Sparkman, John Stankard, John 70-7-19:F09; 70-10-11 :D05; 71 -1 -24:B01 ; 70-10-11:F05 71-10-3:A10 Stans, Maurice H. Spater, George 69-2-2:A05; 69-2-16:611 ; 69-3-2:A06, B11 ; 70-8-9(1 ):B08 69-3-23:605; 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-27:A04;' Spaulding, Keith 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-10-12:003; 70-4-5:A09; 70-6-21 :A03 70-7-12:614; 70-8-2(2)^11:70-10-18^03, A06; 70-11-1 :A09; 70-11 -15:F01 ;

205 Participants Index

Stans, Maurice H. cont. 72-10-22:A04; 72-12-3:A08; 73-2-4:603; 70-11 -29:A05; 70-12-13:D03; 70-12-20:C14, 73-2-25:802; 73-3-4:011, F12; 73-4-15:A07; D05;71-4-4:A13;71-4-11:A08;71-5-16:A05; 73-4-29:A05; 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-3:A05; 73-6-10:A03, A04, A05; 73-7-8:604; 71 -8-1 :A05; 71 -9-12:A03F A09, C03; 71 -10-31 :A08; 71 -12-5:A10; 72-12-10:A09; 73-7-22:A03, A05; 73-9-2:A03, A05; 72-12-17:A03 73-9-30:A06; 73-11-4:A03, 602 Stanton, Frank 73-12-2:A06, 011 ; 73-12-9:A11^12, 601 ; 70-12-6:A03 74-1-20:A04, A13; 74-2-17:A09, 608; Stapleton, Edward 74-2-24:601; 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-10:A03; 74-3-31 :A03 74-3-24:004; 74-6-16:A03; 74-6-23:A03; Stapley, Delbert L. 74-7-7:A03, A08; 74-7-14:A03 70-7-19:G11 Stein, Jacob Stapp, Curtis, and Mrs. 74-6-2:A05 73-1-1:A07 Stein, Mildred Stapp, Donna 72-9-17:A09; 73-11-4:802 73-1-1:A07 Steiner, Fay Starr, Bart 70-11 -1 :A09 69-2-9:C01 Stennis, Coy Starr, H. Gene 73-4-22 :A03 74-4-28 :A03 Stennis, John C. Stass, Frank 69-6-22:A09; 69-7-20:A05; 70-7-5:003; 70-11-15:604 70-8-16:009; 70-9-20:A11 ; 71 -4-11 :D06; Stastny, John A. 71-5-16:A08;73-4-22:A03; 73-5-20:A06; 70-1 -18:A09; 70-7-19:F09; 71 -1 -24:C08 74-3-24:A03; 74-4-21 :A07 State legislators Stephens, Charles 73-3-25 :A05 70-10-11:013, E02 State officials, elected Stephens, Melville 71-9-12:614; 73-11-4:A12 71-6-13:805 Staudt, Jean Stephens, Robert, Jr. 74-6-2:A03 74-1-20:606 Steed, Thomas Sterlacci, Michael 72-2-13:A03 74-6-2:A03 Steele, G. Fred, Jr. Stern, Michael 69-2-16:611 70-8-9(1 ):A03 Steel industry representatives Sternoff, Jay 71 -7-4:A03 71-3-21:602 Steenhoven, Graham Stetler, C. Joseph 71-4-18:612 72-1-9:A04 Steiger, Samuel Stevens, Ted 74-3-10:A05 69-10-26:A03; 70-8-9(2):A03; 70-9-6:005; Steiger, William A. 71-4-4:A11 69-6-15:A09; 73-9-30:A04 Stewart, Jackie Stein, Herbert 71-9-19:A14 69-3-2:611 ; 69-5-11 :D02; 69-5-25(2):613; Stewart, James E. 69-9-14:A06; 69-10-12:C03; 70-4-19:A11 ; 72-3-26:808 70-4-26:A05;70-8-2(2):A11;70-9-13(1):611; Stewart, Potter 70-9-20:009; 70-11-15:011, F01; 71-6-13:A03 71-1-10:803; 71-3-7:002; 71-5-16:A14; Stigler, George 71-9-12:A03, 612; 71-10-3:A03; 70-12-13:004 71 -11-21 :A05; 71 -12-5:A03; 72-1 -23:606; Stockdale, Sybil E. 72-3-5:605; 72-3-19:A07, A09; 72-5-14:A03 72-6-18:A03, A06; 72-6-25:A07, 603; Stokes, B. R. 72-7-16:A12,601 ; 72-7-23:010; 72-8-6:A13; 70-10-11:005 72-9-3:A03; 72-9-24:008; 72-10-8:A03;

206 Participants Index

Stokes, Bruce Surrogates 73-8-5:A06 see Campaign Stoll, Edwin L Sutherland, Jack 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-2(1 ):F05 70-8-16:813 Stone, Robert Sweazy, George 70-8-9(2):A04; 73-5-27:A05 71-5-9:804 Stone, W. Clement Sweeney, Naomi 70-6-14:004, D09; 71-4-25:804; 72-12-10:A04 71-4-4:A07 Stout, Gardner Swegle, Wayne E. 69-4-27:606 71-8-1:A11;74-3-24:A12 Stowe, Ronald Swidler, Joseph 70-9-6:C04 73-9-16:A04 Strachan, Gordon C. Swlgert, Jack 72-12-10:A07 71-3-7:C07 Strada, Dominick L. Swim, Mrs. Dudley 70-4-26:A03 72-4-9:A03 Straight, Michael Sylvester, Frank 73-9-9:801 72-7-16:A06 Strasser, Gabe Symington, Stuart 70-11-15:F01 70-7-12:812 Straub, Peter Tabor, John 73-12-9 :A05 73-11-25:A06 Straubel, James Taeuber, Karl 72-6-25:A04 70-4-19:A11 Strauss, Lewis Taft, Robert, Jr. 69-1-26:812 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-9-6:C14, 011; 70-9-20:C09; Struby, Henry B. 70-11-15:A03, 813; 70-12-13:807; 72-9-17:810 71-4-18:A03; 74-3-31 :A12 Stuart, Constance Taft, Mrs. Robert, Jr. 70-8-9(1 ):D11; 70-9-13(2):A08 70-12-13:807 Stuckey, John M., Jr. Robert A. Taft Institute of Government 69-6-15:A09 board members 71-4-18:A03, A04 Stukel, Donald J. Tague, Olin 73-4-29:A07 71-9-26:801 Suazo, Gilbert Talbert, Ansel 70-7-5:813 73-9-16:A08 Sub-cabinet Talmadge, Herman 69-12-14:A05 71-10-3:A10; 73-12-2:008 Suffridge, James Tames, George 71-5-23:A13 70-8-16:813 Suit, Harold Tamm, Edward 70-9-13(1 ):C13; 70-9-20:010; 70-10-4:A05 72-4-30:A03 Suit, Mrs. Harold Tanaka, Kakuei 70-10-4:A05 72-8-27:A03 Sullivan, Barbara Tanner, N. Eldon 73-8-5:A06 70-7-19:G11 Sullivan, Gene Tansey, James 74-6-2:A03 74-6-2:A03 Sullivan, John Taos Pueblo Tribal Council 69-12-21 :A03 70-7-5:813 Sullivan, Leon Taravella, Vincent 69-3-23:A11 70-9-20:811 Sullivan, Richard J. Tarnoff, Sidney 73-9-16 :A04 71-3-28:A04, A06

207 Participants Index

Tarr, Curtis Thomas, William 70-11-22:814, E09 72-1-9:A04 Täte, Horace Thompson, Carv 70-8-9(2):D02 72-10-8:A13 Taylor, David P. Thompson, Fletcher 70-8-2(2):A11 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 70-10-4:A05 Taylor, Jane Thompson, Mrs. Fletcher 73-9-9:A03 70-10-4:A05 Taylor, M. Harvey Thompson, Gayden E. 69-6-15:A03; 72-12-3:A03; 73-12-9:A10 70-12-20:A07 Taylor, Randolph Thompson, John C. 71-1-31:A05 70-7-19:D07, E01 ; 70-8-16:E14 Taylor, Robert Thompson, Larry 69-10-5:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):C11; 72-1-30:A06 71 -4-4:A07 Taylor, Rowan Thompson, Mel 70-6-21 :C14 72-9-24:A06 Taylor, William Thompson, Polly 72-7-16:A06 70-12-20:A07 Teacher of the Year Selection Committee Thompson, Robert 70-5-17:612 71-1-24:006 league, Charles M. Thompson, Sir Robert 69-2-2:A14; 70-6-7:810; 71-6-13:B09 70-7-12:E13 Teague, Olin E. Thompson, Vernon W. 73-12-2:008; 74-1-20:806 70-6-14:011 Teekel, Byrum, and Mrs. Thompson, William S. 73-12-9:805 69-3-2:A06 Teenage American Republicans Thone, Charles 71-6-13:A13 74-3-24:A08 Tegtmeyer, Rene Thornton, Edmund B. 73-11-25:A06 family 73-12-16:A07 Telephone operators Thornton, Philip White House 70-12-20:A03 73-9-23:A04 Telles, Raymond L. Thornton, Ray 71 -10-31 :A05; 72-10-22:A08 73-12-9:A05 Terra, Dan Thrasher, John 74-3-10:A08 70-9-20:A06 Terry, John H. Thurmond, J. Strom, Jr. 71-1-24:B11,C01 73-9-9:A03 Thayer, Walter N. Thurmond, Nancy Moore 69-5-11 :E02; 69-7-13:A03; 70-8-23:A06; 71-12-5:A09;73-9-9:A03 70-11-15:E01,E07 Thurmond, Strom Thiele, JohnW. 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 71 -12-5:A09; 73-5-20:A06; 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 73-9-9:A03; 73-10-14:A08; 73-12-2:008 Thimmesch, Nick Thurmond, Mrs. Strom 70-11-1:A07, A08 71-12-5:A09;73-9-9:A03 Thomas, Andrew Thurrell, Roger 70-8-2(1 ):C03 70-6-7:C06 Thomas, Charles, and Mrs. Tibbits, Samuel J. 70-9-6:811 72-1 -9:A04; 72-10-22:A04 Thomas, Dana Tiemann, Norbert T. 70-9-6:811 73-8-12:A03; 74-8-12:A03 Thomas, Helen Tiernan, Lt. Colonel 70-11-8:A06 72-7-16:A06 Thomas, Joseph N. Tiernan, Robert 70-10-18:A06 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03

208 Participants Index

Tiller, Carl Towell, David 72-3-26:B10 72-10-8:A13 Tillinghast, Charles C, Jr. Tower, John G. 70-8-9(1 ):B08; 71-2-7:B13 69-4-13:A03; 69-7-20:A05; 70-7-12:812; Timmons, William E. 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-8-16:C08; 69-3-23:801; 69-4-13:807; 69-5-4:A03; 70-9-6:C14; 70-10-11:005; 70-11-15:813; 69-6-29:A03; 69-7-13:A13; 69-11-2:A03; 70-12-13:A03, 807; 71-5-2:A13; 69-11 -30:A03; 70-7-12:812; 70-8-16:D10; 71-5-16:A07; 72-2-13:A03; 72-5-7:A03; 70-8-30:A10, 802; 70-9-6:C14; 72-9-3:A09, A10; 72-10-8:810, D05; 70-9-13(1 ):D01; 70-9-20:801, D03; 73-12-9:A06 70-11-15:813; 70-12-13:A05, 807, D11; Texas constituents 73-12-9:A06 71-1-17:806; 71-1-24:A10, 801, 806; Tower, Mrs. John G. 71 -7-18:A06; 71 -9-26:801 ; 71 -10-3:A10; 70-12-13:807 71-10-10:A06; 72-2-13:A03; 72-7-2:A03; Towne, Erwin E. 72-7-16:805; 72-7-23:003; 72-7-30:A13, 73-10-14:A06 801 ;72-8-6:A03; 72-9-17:A05, A11, A13; Townes, Clarence, Sr. 72-10-1 :A03; 72-10-8:806, BIO, D05; 69-3-2:A06 73-3-4:011 ; 73-3-18:A06; 73-3-25:804; Townsend, Lynn A. 73-4-29:A03; 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-3:A05; 69-10-19:A09; 70-8-23:A03; 70-10-18:A03; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:805; 73-7-22:A05; 71-2-7:A03; 71-4-25:804 73-7-29:A06; 73-8-12:A03; 73-9-2^03, Townsend, W. Cameron A05; 73-9-17:A05;73-9-30:A06; 70-11-29:A14 73-11 -4:A03; 74-1 -20:A11, AI3, 806; Train, Aileen 74-2-3:A09; 74-2-17:A09; 74-5-19:A09; 72-9-17:A09 74-5-26:A03; 74-7-7:A08; 74-8-12:A03 Train, Russell E. Tindall, Cordell 69-7-13:A07; 70-2-1 :B01 ; 70-4-5:A09; 71-8-1:A11 70-7-12:A03, C01 ; 70-8-9(1):D14; Tipton, Howard D. 70-11 -1 :B06; 70-12-20:E03; 71 -1 -24:A10, 73-7-8:C06 801, 806; 72-7-23:C10; 72-10-8:A09; Tipton, Stuart G. 72-10-29:802; 73-2-11 :A12; 73-3-4:011 ; 71-1-24:C12 73-7-22:A05, B03; 73-9-16:A03, A04; Tkach, Walter R. 73-11 -4:A03; 73-12-9:A11 ; 74-3-3:A04 71-9-5:A08; 72-1-30:A06; 73-7-1 :A05 Trans World Airways Todd, Dan hijacked jetliner crew and pilot 70-6-14:011 72-1-9:A06 Traube, Gary Todd, Malcolm 70-9-20:A06 74-2-3:A04 Travis, Dempsey Todd, T. Stephen 70-7-19:F09 73-12-16:A06 Treacy, Thomas Tollefson, Bert 70-11-29:A13 71-1-17:806 Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime Tomasi, Silvano M. conference attendees 73-9-9:A04 71-1-17:A11, 804 Treen, David Tonelli, Joseph P. 70-8-9(2):B05 72-9-24:801 Trent, Darreil M. Torner, Betty 72-7-23:010 70-10-11:013 Trice, J. Mark Torrence, Edward S. 70-8-16:E09;74-2-3:A06 70-7-19:F09 Trice, Mrs. J. Mark Torres, Frank 74-2-3:A06 72-4-2:A06 Trigo, Rosario Benigno Torres, John 71-5-23:A11 69-3-2:A06 Tristan, Rafael Alberto Zuniga 70-7-19:A05

209 Participants Index

Tristan!, Jorge United States Chamber of Commerce 71 -8-1 :A05 69-3-9:A12 Trohan, Walter United States Conference of Mayors 70-12-13:A05 72-7-23:C07 Tronsgard, David United States government officials and guests 73-9-30:C01 73-6-17:A03 Trotman, John University of Nebraska Football Team 70-1-25:A04 members Trueblood, D. Elton 72-1-30:805,806 71-5-9:B09 University students Trujillo, Cruz 70-5-3:A14 70-7-5:B13 see also College Tsaffaras, William P. Upp, Robert D. 71-6-27:B06; 72-9-24:A03; 74-3-24:A05 72-9-17:801 Tucker, Sterling Upton, Miller 70-12-20:005 70-6-21 :A03 Tullio, Louis Joseph, and Mrs. Urban Affairs Council 72-10-29:803 69-4-20:811 ; 69-5-11 :A09; 69-5-25(1 ):A03 Tumba, Thomas, and Mrs. Urrows, Grace 70-8-2(1 ):A08 71-9-12:801 Tumillo, Mrs. Samuel Usdane, William 73-3-11:A03 70-4-19:A11 Turnbull, James R. Usery, William J., Jr. 71-1-24:C12 70-6-21 :A11 ; 70-7-19:F09; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; Turner, Anthony 70-11 -22:C01 ; 71 -1 -10:A12; 71 -9-5:A05; 73-11-25:A06 72-9-24:801 ; 72-10-8:D10; 74-1 -20:A13; Turner, William 74-2-3:801 ; 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-3:A04; 70-7-12:605 74-3-24:C04 Turnheim, Palmer Ushiba, Novuhiko 70-12-20:A04 70-9-20:A10 Tuttle, Holmes Usilaner, Brian L. 70-10-11:805 73-3-11:A04 Tyroler, Charles Utener, Andrew 70-5-3:A11 74-5-12:A05 Uccello, Antonia Utility Workers Union of America 70-2-1 :A11; 71-4-18:801, 802 executive board 72-10-8:010 Udall, James Utt, James B. 71-2-21:A07 69-3-23:801 Uhlman, Wesley Vail, Thomas 72-7-23:C04, C07 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 71-7-18:A11 Ulle, Nan Vaky, Peter, and Mrs. 71-11-14:A12 70-11 -22:003 Ulman, Lloyd Van Antwerp, Lee D. 70-4-26:A05 70-12-13:A05, A14 Umba-Di-Lutete, Jean-Theodore Van Antwerp, Mrs. Lee D. 70-8-2(1 ):A08 70-12-13:A14 Underwood, Tessie Van Beuren, Archbold 71-9-19:804 70-11-29:803 Unitas, Johnny Van Dusen, Richard 71-11-14:802 69-2-16:C01 ; 69-5-11 :D02; 72-6-25:803; United Nations delegates 72-12-17:A05 70-7-5:E10 Van Linden, Baron United States Advisory Commission on 70-9-20:A06 Information Vann,John 70-12-6:A03 family 72-6-11:A09

210 Participants Index

Van Tassel, William F. Vise, Harry, and Mrs. 70-9-20:A06 70-9-20:B11 Van Tiem, Richard Vocational education organization presidents 72-1-23:A13 72-6-25:B12 Van Vleck, Gordon Voegler, Douglas 74-3-24:A08 73-8-5:A06 Vaughan, Walter L. Voeunsai, Sonn 73-5-20 :A05 70-6-7:B11 Vaughn, Odell Volcker, Paul 73-10-14:A08; 73-12-2:008 72-1-23:A12;73-2-25:B02 Vavoulis, George J. Volpe, John A. 70-8-9(1 ):A03 69-3-2:A06; 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-20:006; Velde, Richard 69-5-18:A06; 69-9-21 :A05; 70-3-1 :C05; 71-4-4:A07 70-3-22:A10; 70-6-7:A03; 70-7-12:B02; Veneman, John G. 70-8-2(1 ):B01; 70-8-16:C08, F03; 70-8-30:A10, B02; 70-12-6:601; 71 -8-1 :A05; 70-9-6:010, 014; 70-9-20^03, C09; 71 -8-15:A04; 72-7-16:A09, B05; 72-9-24:C08 70-10-11 :D05; 70-10-18:A06; 70-12-20:005; Venners, Peggy 71 -1 -31 :A04; 71 -4-18:C01 ; 71 -6-6:A04, A10; 74-1-27:A04 72-6-18:A08; 72-7-16:B05 Verity, C. William, Jr. Volpe, Mrs. John A. 70-12-20:A05 72-9-10:A05 Veteran leaders group Voluntary Action Group 70-2-22:803 69-11-2:A03 Veterans, Vietnam Voss, Ruth 71-4-11:A03 71-10-17:A08 Veterans Administration Voth, George head 70-11-1:A03 74-3-24:A08 Veterans of Foreign Wars Waggonner, Joseph D., Jr. 73-3-4:A03 70-8-9(2):B05; 71 -2-21 :B07; 71 -9-26:B01 ; "Voice of Democracy" contest winners 73-12-9:805; 74-1-20:606 73-3-4:A03 Wagner, Edmund Veysey, Victor V. 70-11-22:003 71-2-7^05^12 Wagner, Lo Anne Vidrine, Clyde 72-7-23:A08 72-8-6:A03 Waiden, Donald G. Vietnam Fact-Finding Group 72-1 -9:A04 70-6-7:A11 Waiden, Emerson Vietnam Supporters, Congressional 70-8-2(1 ):C03 73-2-18:B04 Waldmann, Raymond J. Villa, Isabel 71-4-4:A07; 72-1-9:A04; 72-4-30:A10 mother and daughter 71-12-12:A11 Walk, William E., Jr. Villa, Jose 70-9-13(1 ):A14 71-12-12:A11 Walker, Charls E. Villa, Mary 69-5-18:A11 ; 71 -2-21 :B05; 71 -5-2:B08; 71-12-12:A11 71 -8-1 :A05; 72-7-16:801 ; 72-7-23:007; Villarreal, Carlos C. 72-10-1 :A03 70-10-11 :D05; 72-10-22:A08 Walker, Donald E. Vincent, Clarence, and Mrs. 69-11-30:A03 73-3-11 :A06 Walker, Pinkney Calvin Vincent, Renee 71-6-27:001 73-3-11:A06 Walker, Ronald H. Vinciguerra, John V. 72-11-5:A03; 73-12-16:A07 73-3-11:A04 Walker, William Vinovich, Ralph 72-8-6:A13; 72-9-24:008; 74-1-20:A03 73-10-14:A06

211 Participants Index

Walker, Willie O. Washburn, Abbott 72-10-1:A12 70-5-3:A11 Wallace, George Washburn, C. Langhorne 72-5-14:A08 69-2-16:B11 Wallis, W. Allen Washburn, Langhorn 69-7-16:802; 70-2-15:B10; 70-5-3:A03; 73-11-25:A06 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11 -15:F01 ; 71 -12-5:A12 Washington, Emery Walsh, Ethel 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 71-8-8:A09 Washington, Gary Walsh, James 71-12-5:A06 70-10-11 :F05 Washington Walsh, Margaret E. state congressional delegation 70-5-17:B12 72-9-10:A05 Washington, Walter Walsh, William C. 73-11-25:A08 70-10-11:F05 Washington, Walter E. Walsh, William, Jr. 69-3-2:A06; 70-2-1 :A11 ; 70-5-17:C05; 70-10-11 :F05 71-5-2:C07; 71-10-10:A04; 72-4-9:A03 Walters, John M. Waterfield, Maynard 72-9-24:C08 71-1-24:C08 Walters, Vernon A. Waters, John 70-11 -8:A06; 72-4-30:A03 70-7-12:B05 Walton, Clarence Watkins, G. Robert 70-6-21 :A03; 72-4-16:A09 69-3-23:B01 Wampler, William C. Watkins, Hays 74-3-24:A08 71-6-6:A10 Waranch, Stanley Watkins, William L. 70-1-18:A09 70-7-19:E01 Ward, Clarence D. Watson, Arthur K., and Mrs. 69-4-6:A03; 72-7-16:A12, B01 ; 72-7-23:007 70-11-8:A06 Ward, David Watson, Norman V. 70-8-9(2):A14 71-8-8:A06 Ware, Thaddeus V. Watson, Thomas, J., Jr. 70-9-13(1 ):A14 70-9-20:A09 Warmann, Floyd C. Watt, Graham 71-2-28:A03 70-5-17:C05 Warner, John Watt, Ray 70-10-18:A06;74-3-24:B14 70-2-8:A07 Warner, Philip Watts, Henry, Jr., and Mrs. 71-6-6:A13 71-4-11:011 Warnock, William Wayman, Thomas 71 -2-7:A05; 72-3-12:B05 70-11-8:A06 Warnock, Mrs. William Weatherbee, Donald E. 72-3-12:B05 70-5-3:A11 Warren, Gerald L. Webb, Harold 73-4-29:A03; 73-6-3:A05; 73-9-2:A03, A05; 73-9-30:C01 73-9-30:A06; 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -4:A03; Webb, James E. 73-12-2:A06; 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-24:004; 73-4-8:A10 74-5-19:A03;74-7-7:A08 Webb, Mrs. James E. Warren, John E., Sr. 70-7-5:C07 70-8-2(1 ):D07 Webber, Frederick L. Wärter, Peter 71-1-17:B06;74-3-24:A08 71-9-12:601 Weber, Arnold R. Wasden, Wiley Jr., and Mrs. 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-8-9(1 ):A03; 70-11 -15:E07, 70-10-4:A05 F01 ; 71-1-17:A11; 71-8-8:A12; 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03

212 Participants Index

Weber, Robert F. Wesley, Charles 70-8-2(1 ):F14 71-2-7:A05 Webster, Donald West, Jessamyn 71-4-4:A13 70-10-4:A03 Weicker, Lowell Westheimer, Erwin 70-8-16:001; 70-9-20:C09; 70-11-15:A03 71-1-31:A05 Weidenbaum, Murray L. Westheimer, Robert 70-7-12:B05; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 71 -4-4:A07 71-1-31:A05 Weinberg, Nat Westmoreland, William 70-11-15:F01 71-9-26:A06; 72-1-16:A03; 72-6-25:A03 Weinberger, Caspar W. Wetcher, Paul 70-7-12:B12; 70-8-2(2):A11 ; 70-11-1 :A03; 70-7-19:F09 70-12-6:810; 70-12-13:613; 70-12-27:A03; Wetmore, Grodon 71 -1 -17:A11 ;71 -1 -24:E02; 71 -3-28:812; 71-4-25:A05 71 -5-2:A03, AI 4; 71 -6-27:A03; 71 -7-18:A13; Weyrich, Paul M. 71-10-17:A07; 71-10-24:A06, A08; 70-10-11:005 72-1 -2:A03; 72-4-16:A04; 72-6-18:A03, A06; Wharton, Hunter P. 72-6-25:A07, 803; 72-7-16:A12, 801, 805; 70-7-19:F09 72-8-6:A07, A13; 72-9-17:A11, AI 3; Wheat, David 72-9-24:C08; 72-10-1 :A03; D05; 72-8-6:A13; 73-2-4:A03; 73-8-5:A06; 72-12-3:A08; 73-2-25:A08; 73-3-11 :A04; 74-1-27:A04 73-3-25:A05; 73-4-15:A03; 73-5-27:A05; Wheatley, George 73-8-12:A07; 73-9-23:A06, A07, A09; 71-9-12:801 73-9-30:C01; 73-11-25:A08; 73-12-2:A05; Wheeler, Earle 73-12-9:A11, AI2; 74-1 -20:808; 74-2-17:A06 70-7-5:003 Weinberger, Mrs. Caspar W. Wheeler, John 72-9-10:A05; 72-9-17:A09 69-3-2:A06; 70-2-8:A07 Weiner, Herman Whelihan, Bruce 71-3-28:A04, A06 71-2-14:A11;74-1-27:A04 Weiner, Samuel D. Whisman, John C. 72-7-30:A04; 72-8-13:A06 70-7-12:805 Weiner, Susan Whitaker, John C. 72-8-13:A06 69-4-6:A03; 69-9-21 :A05; 70-2-1 :A10; Weingart, Jerome 70-2-8:A03; 70-3-8:A03; 70-5-24:A06; 71-3-28:A04, A06 70-7-19:013; 70-12-20:E03; 71-1-17:806; Weingarten, Victor 71 -2-21 :B07; 71 -4-18:803; 71 -4-25:A14; 71-9-12:801 71-5-2:C04; 71-5-16:A07; 72-1-23:A07; Weinrod, Bruce 72-3-26:A03; 72-9-10:801 72-7-23 :A08 Whitcomb, Barbara Weinstein, Paul 73-5-6:A03 70-11-22:003 Whitcomb, Edgar D. Weisberger, Robert, and Mrs. 70-2-1:801 70-9-20:811 White, Lee Weisman, Seymour 69-4-6:E07 70-1 -25:A03 White, Margita Weiss, Gus family 73-2-11:A10 70-4-19:A11 White, Peter C. Welch, Louis 70-5-3:A11 72-7-23:C04, C07 White, Robert Wells, Fay 70-8-9(1 ):D14; 73-11-25:A06 70-11-8:A06 White, Theodore Welsh, Frederick 72-11-5:A05; 73-3-11:804 74-2-24:802 White, William Wenk, Michael 70-11-1:A07, A08 71-1-17:A11,804

213 Participants Index

Whitehead, Clay T. Whitwell, John Colman 70-10-18:A06;73-2-4:A06 72-1-9:A04 Whitehead, James Widmer, Ralph 72-7-16:A06 70-7-12:805 Whitehead, Thomas Widnall, William B. 69-7-13:A13 70-7-19:F09; 70-10-11 :D05; 71 -1 -24:B01 ; White House 71-6-6:A08 clearance staff 71-3-7:A03 Wiggins, Charles Conference on Youth representatives 74-1-20:A11 72-4-9:B10, B11 Wilbur, Richard C. Consumer Advisory Council 71-9-19:A05 70-8-9(1 ):A03 dinner guests 71 -6-13:A11 ; 71-9-26:A03; Wilbur, Richard S. 72-12-3:A05; 73-1-29:A04; 73-2-25:A07, 71 -8-8:A06; 72-9-17:B05 B08 Wiley, Richard E. fellows 70-5-10:A03; 71-9-19:A03;73-3-4:F08 70-8-9(2):A14 guests 70-8-16:F08; 70-9-6:A04; 71-4-25:B07 Wilkins, Roy Irish evening dinner guests 71 -3-14:A06 69-2-2:B01; 70-5-10:A07 Liaison Committee of the Business Council Wilkinson, Charles "Bud" 69-5-18:A10;70-8-23:A03 69-4-6:A03, D13; 69-4-27:612; 69-11-2:A03; News Photographers Association71-6-13:B03 70-3-8:A07; 70-8-9(1 ):E12 News Photographers Association photo Wilkinson, Ernest contest winners 73-3-4:F11 70-6-21 :A03 officials 70-7-12:A05; 70-7-19:E10 Wilks, John L. personnel staff 72-6-18:609 72-8-6:A11 Photographers' Association competition Will, John M. winners 72-3-19:A03 70-10-18:A06 recruiting staff71-3-7:A03 Willard, Beatrice secretaries 73-4-22 :B06 72-10-29:602; 73-9-16:A03 staff 70-8-9(1 ):D14; 70-10-25:603; Wllley, Edward E. 71-6-27:A09; 73-3-4:007 72-8-6:A04 staff going to Soviet Union 72-5-14:A06 William, Charles Saint Patrick's Day dinner guests 73-3-11 :B05 69-3-2:A06 summer interns 70-8-16:E14; 71-8-8:A13, B07 Williams, Albert L. telephone operators 70-11-29:A12 70-4-5:A03;71-9-12:A09 tour group visitors 72-9-10:A11 Williams, Carmen Whitehouse, Charles 71-6-27:B05 71-2-21:A07 Williams, Frank Whitehouse, Roland, and Mrs. 73-9-30:A04 70-12-13:A05, B01 Williams, G. Rainey Whitehurst, G. William 73-4-8:A10 70-6-7:C06;73-12-9:A05 Williams, Harrison A., Jr. Whiting, Albert 70-10-11 :D05; 73-9-23:A07 70-6-21 :A03; 73-11-25:A08 Williams, John Bell Whitman, Marina von Neuman 70-7-12:605; 74-4-21 :A05 72-1-23:B06; 72-3-12:A03; 72-8-6:A13; Williams, John J. 72-9-24:C08; 73-7-22:A03 69-5-4:A03; 70-12-20:A10; 70-12-27:A12 family 72-3-12:A03 Williams, Lawrence Whitman, Robert 70-9-20:811 72-3-12:A03 Williams, Spencer Whittico, James 73-7-1 :A03 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Williams, Walter Whittier College, 70-6-21 :C14 Class of'34 70-7-12:A05 Williamsburg Conference on the Judiciary Whittington, Robert 71-3-7:007 70-10-11:005

214 Participants Index

Williamson, J. Gaston Women's National Republican Club, 70-8-9(1 ):E14, F02 Incorporated Williamson, John C. 71-1-10:A05 70-8-2(1 ):F06 Wood, Robert C. Willig, Leslie W. 70-4-19:A11 72-6-25:A04 Woodcock, Leonard Willis, George H. 70-8-2(2):A11;71-9-5:A05 71-5-2:A12 Woods, James Wilson, George 70-11-22:003 70-10-18:A06 Woods, Leon Wilson, James R., Jr. 70-11-22:003 72-6-25 :A04; 73-5-20:A05 Woods, Rose Mary Wilson, Jerry 70-12-13:A05; 71-7-25:A06; 72-1-30:A06; 70-5-17:C05; 71-5-2:C07; 71-10-10:A04; 73-4-22:606; 73-4-29:A03 72-4-16:A08 Woodson, Dorsey Wilson, John O. 73-10-14:A07 70-4-19:A11;70-9-6:E02 Wooley, Jack Wilson, Joseph 71-1-17:606 71-9-12:601 Woolridge, Jack Wilson, Kemmons 71-5-16:A05 73-2-25:A08 Wooten, John Wilson, Logan 69-3-2:A06 70-9-20:008 Wordon, AI Wilson, Peter B. 72-1-30:A14, 801 71-11-21:A04 Worrell, Sandra S. Wilson, Richard 73-4-29:A07 70-9-20:012; 70-11 -1 :A07, A08; 71 -11 -7:A03, Worship service guests A05, A06; 72-4-2:A04 70-9-13(1 ):A03 Wilson, Robert Worsthorne, Peregrine 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-8-16:C08; 70-9-20:B01 71-2-7:603 71 -1 -24:B11, C01 ; 72-7-16:B05 Wright, Charles Alan Wilson, Rufus 73-8-12:A04 70-10-11:013 Wright, Debbie Wilson, Vernon 72-3-12:A11 71-9-12:801 Wright, Donald Wilson, Winston P. 71-4-4:A11 70-11-15:602 Wright, Joseph R. Wimer, David J. 71-10-31 :A05; 74-2-10:A03 73-9-16:A11; 73-11-25:A06; 73-12-16:A04 Wriston, Walter B. Winn, Larry, Jr. 70-8-2(2):A11;71-9-12:A03 70-6-14:011; 70-9-13(1 ):D06; 71-1-24:611, Wyatt, Wendall C01;74-1-20:A11 70-6-14:011 ; 70-7-19:F09; 70-9-6:C08 Wise, Helen 71-1-24:811, C01 73-9-30:C01 Wydler, John W. Wiser, Forwood Cloud, Jr. 69-6-29:A03; 70-9-20:A11 ; 70-12-13:A05, A13; 70-6-14:011 71 -1 -24:611, C01 ; 74-1 -20:A11 Witcraft, Dale R. Wylie, Chalmers P. 70-7-19:F09 69-6-29:A03; 70-9-20:A11 ; 73-12-2:008 Woehrle, AI Wymer, Chad A. 73-5-27:A03 71-2-28:A03 Wold, John Wyoming 70-9-6:011 high school students 71-11-14:809 Wolford, Jane Yarborough, Earl 70-2-15:604 71-10-31:601

215 Participants Index

Yarborough, William P. Zablocki, Clement 70-4-19:A03 70-7-5:C05; 71-10-10:A06 Yastrzemski, Carl Zahn,Joachim 71-4-11:005 70-11-29:605, B06 Yates, Graem Zakhem, Samir 74-3-31 :A07 70-10-11:013, E03 Yates, Nell Zapata, Fausto 72-2-6:A07 70-11-8:A11 Yeager, C. Robert Zarb, Frank G. 70-9-20:A06; 72-4-9:A03 71-6-27:001; 73-11-18:A03; 74-1 -27:A04; YMCA youth governors 74-2-3:601 ; 74-3-24:A08 71-6-27:A09, B04 Zartman, Story Yorty, Samuel 69-6-29:A10 70-8-30:805 Zarvos, Nick Young, David R. 72-5-14:A08 72-7-30:A10 Zausner, Eric Young, Donald 73-9-16:A04; 73-12-9:A11 73-3-11 :A13 Ziegler, Ronald L. Young, Edward 69-4-6:A03, 013; 69-4-13:607; 69-5-4:A03; 72-9-24:A06 70-2-15:610; 70-5-3:A03; 70-5-17:C02; Young, Harding 70-7-12:605; 70-7-19:007; 70-8-16:011; 69-3-2:A06 70-9-6:C14;70-9-13(1):D06; 70-9-20:601; Young,Jack 70-10-11 :F05; 70-11 -1 :A07, A08; 70-6-21 :C14 70-11 -15:613; 71 -1 -3:A09; 71 -2-21 :A04; family 71-3-14:A07 71 -2-28:A03; 71 -4-18:A11,612; Young,John 71 -5-30:606; 71 -6-27:611 ; 71 -9-26:B01 ; 72-6-11:A06 71-10-10:A06;71-10-31:A12;71-11-28:A04; Young, Lewis H. 72-3-5:A08; 72-3-26:A08; 72-4-16:A03; 71-5-16:A05 72-6-25:A11 ; 72-7-16:A04, 605; Young, Milton R. 72-7-23:C07; 72-9-17:A13; 72-10-8:610, 69-11-30:A03; 70-7-5:D03; 70-9-6:C14; 005;73-2-11 :A03; 73-3-4:011 ;73-4-29:A03; 70-9-20:601 ; 70-11 -15:B13; 70-12-13:B07; 73-5-6:A04; 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:604; 71 -1 -24:B06; 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -6-13:B09; 73-7-22:A05; 73-9-23:A10; 73-9-30:A06; 74-3-24:A08 74-1-20:A08, A13; 74-2-17:A03, A08; Young, Mrs. Milton R. 74-3-3:A04; 74-3-24:003; 74-5-26:A03; 70-12-13:607 74-6-16:A03;74-7-7:A08 Young Republicans Zigler, Edward 71-2-14:A12 71-5-23:A12 Young, Whitney Zimmerman, Leroy S. 70-12-20:005 72-12-3:A03 Young, William Zimoiski, Joseph 73-12-2:B12;74-1-20:A11 71-1-31:A05 Youngblood, Rufus Zinn, Donald 69-10-5:A03 73-9-23 :A04 Young Lawyers Section of the American Bar Zook, Ray Association 72-1-9:602 72-4-2:A03 Zook, William Youth leaders 71-5-23:A06 71-10-31:601 Zumwalt, Elmo, and Mrs. see also Teenage American Republicans 70-7-19:C13 Yturri, Edward Zwach, John 71-8-1:A05 70-12-13:A05, 601 Yu, Paul Zylstra, Ivan E. 73-2-25:A08 72-4-16:A09

216 SUBJECT INDEX

See page xvii through xx for an explanation of this index, its contents, and its arrangement.

ABM system Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental general 69-3-9:A07, B04; 69-3-23:A04; Relations 69-4-6:E05; 69-4-20:B11, D04; 69-4-27:B01, 72-1 -2:A10; 72-9-24:A10; 72-12-10:A11 B04, B07, B09; 69-5-11:A09; 69-5-18:A03, Advisory Council on Executive Organization A05, A10; 69-6-22:A09; 69-7-20:A05; 69-7-13:A03 69-8-3:B12; 69-9-28:A03; 69-10-26:A03; AFL-CIO 70-2-22:603; 70-3-15:A07; 70-3-22:A03; general69-3-9:B01;70-3-22:A03;70-11-29:A03; 70-4-26:A09; 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 70-11-15:001; 71-2-21:A04;73-4-8:A12 71 -4-11 :D06; 71 -5-16:A08; 73-2-18:A03; health insurance concerns 70-11-8:A03 73-3-4:C03;73-9-2:B13 political support 72-7-23:010 U.S.-Soviet joint statement on 73-6-17:A03; Africa 74-7-7-A08 development of 71 -1 -10:A04 U.S.-Soviet treaty on 74-7-7:A08 employment problems in 69-3-23:A11 Accelerated Public Works Bill governments in 71-6-13:A14 71 -6-20:A03 independence of 71-6-13:A14 Acheson, Dean issues 70-6-7:B01 71-5-9:A13 studies 69-2-9:B12 ACTION U.S. intervention 73-2-11:A14 domestic volunteer service act 1973 U.S. policy toward 70-8-2(1 ):B04 73-9-30:A04 U.S. relations with 70-9-6:B07 National Center for Voluntary Action Agnew, Spiro 72-12-10:A05 activities of 70-7-5:C03 Acupuncture campaign•1972, role in 72-7-16:A03 73-5-13 :A06 campaign duties of 70-12-6:A07 Adams, Abigail campus views of 70-5-3:A03 70-11-1:A05 duties of 70-12-6:A07 Adams, John general 70-6-21 :A03; 70-11 -1 :A08; 73-3-25 :A05 71-5-30:B06; 72-7-2:A03; 72-7-16:C01; history of 70-11-1 :A05 72-7-23:A10 Adams, John Quincy media relations 70-9-20:C04 general 70-11-1:A05 relations with governors 69-2-2:A09 portrait ceremony 71 -2-21 : B11 strategy for 70-9-20:C04 Adams, Lawrence Agricultural Extension Service 73-12-16:A06 69-11-9:A07 Advancemen Agriculture contributions to reelection campaign Agriculture Day dinner 71-5-2:C04 72-11-5:A03 appropriations 70-11-15:B13 Advertising citrus crops 69-3-23:B11 efforts against drug abuse 72-1-30:C04 effect of inflation on 71 -8-1 :A11 public service 70-6-14:014 exhibit 71-5-2:B03 Advertising Council exports 70-7-5:E06; 74-3-24:A12 70-3-8:A07; 70-6-14:014; 73-9-30:A06 foreign sales 70-3-8:A03

217 Subject Index

Agriculture cont. Aircraft Security, Director of general 69-3-2:B11 ; 69-3-16:B02; 69-3-23:601 ; 70-9-20:A03 72-1-23:A07; 74-5-26:A03; 74-7-7:A08 Air Force, U.S. issues 70-2-1 :A07; 71-4-18:A07; 71-5-2:C04; Air Force Association 70-4-26 :A09 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 71 -9-12:B12; 71 -10-31 :A08; Chief of Staff 74-5-12:A03 73-7-8:B04; 74-3-24:A08; 74-3-24:A11 ; museum•Wright-Patterson Air Force 6ase 74-3-24:A12 70-9-6:609 legislation 69-5-25(2):B06; 70-2-1 :A06, A07; national security briefings 71-2-7:005 70-7-5:A03; 73-6-10:A05 Airframe international market pesticide use 69-11-16:A04 71-7-25:A08 policy Airline industry European 69-9-14:A06; 71-4-4:A13 general 70-8-9(1 ):608; 71-6-6:A04 general 70-7-19:G01 ; 73-3-4:F12 stocks 70-8-9(1 ):808 U.S. 69-9-14:A06 wages 70-8-9(1 ):B08 production 74-3-24:A12 Airlines products 71-9-12:B12 73-9-30:A06 programs 69-8-24:A03; 69-9-14:A06; Airline service 69-10-12:014 decline in 71-6-6:A04 protectionism, in Europe 69-4-27:A04 Airports research 70-12-13:005 federal aid 69-5-18:A06 U.S. exports to Europe 69-4-27:A04 Air traffic controllers U.S. production 74-2-10:A03 walkout 70-4-5:A04 see also Department of Agriculture; entries Airways under Farm federal aid 69-5-18:A06 AID Alabama State Advisory Committee on Public duties and organization of 69-3-23:A14 Education general 69-2-9:B12; 70-7-19:A03; 70-8-16:014 70-8-2(1 ):E08; 70-9-6:B07; 72-7-23:012 Alamogordo, New Mexico Aid to Blind and Disabled Holloman Air Force Base 69-5-18:A03 71-2-21:608 Alaska Aid to Families of Dependent Children pipeline general 69-4-20:A03; 69-5-25(1 ):A03; bill 73-9-2:A05 69-8-3:A11; 71-2-21:608 delays in 71-4-11:A08 Unemployed Parents Program 69-2-16:A03 environmental concerns relating to Aid to the Blind 70-2-22 :A06 69-4-20:A03 general 71-2-21 :A03; 71-4-25:A14; Aid to the Partially and Totally Disabled 72-3-26:A03; 73-2-11:A12; 73-3-11:A13; 69-4-20:A03 73-9-30:A06;73-11-4:A03 Air and Space Museum, National legislation 73-7-22: A05 building plans for 71-2-7:005 satellite stations 70-6-21 :A14 general 71-2-7:005 Alaska Native Land Claims Bill Aircraft 71-4-4:A11 attack carrier OVAN 7071-4-11:006 Albany Medical College Aircraft, pollution-controlled 70-8-2(2):A03 71-2-7:613 Albert, Carl Aircraft industry administration loyalty of 72-3-5:607 6-1 eomber 70-3-29:A08; 73-9-2:A05, 613 Heart-of-the-Month award recipient British 71-3-21 :A03 71-1-31:A07 domestic 71 -3-21 :A03 Albuquerque Citizens Radio Association general 69-4-20:006; 71-2-7:004 Emergency Net jet production 71-3-21:A03 70-12-13:A05, 606 operating losses in 71 -4-11 :A08 Alcoholics Anonymous Aircraft name selection 73-4-15:A03 71-7-25:A03 Alcohol rehabilitation 71-6-13:610

218 Subject Index

Alexander, Lamar American Heart Association departure of 70-8-9(2):A07 American Heart Month 72-1-30:613 Alexandria, Virginia general 73-2-25:A08 school board•busing dispute 72-3-5:A12 Heart-of-the-Month award 71-1-31 :A07 Alhambra, California American Historic and Cultural Society newspaper 72-10-8:D11 71-2-7:A13 Alia, Queen of Jordan American Hospital Association 73-2-4:A13 73-12-9:A07;74-2-3:A04 Alibi Club American Indians 73-12-2:A05 claims 69-4-27:604 Allen, Richard economic development70-11 -15:E13 departure of 69-10-12:C13 Financing Act of 1970 70-7-5:613 Allied and Technical Workers Union general 70-7-5:613 70-11-22:001 health programs 70-7-5:613 Allot, Gordon legislation 70-8-16:E05 69-4-13:A04 national policy on 69-5-25(1 ):A03 Ambrose, Myles relation to Hispanics 72-3-26:613 correspondence with Michael Mansfield school desegregation of 70-3-22:A05 70-9-13(1 ):F10 territorial affairs 70-7-5:613 Amchitka blast test Trust Council Authority 70-7-5:613 Supreme Court decision on 71 -11 -14:A09 in urban areas 69-2-9:002 "America in the Third Century" study Americanism 73-5-13:A03 media coverage 70-6-14:612 American Airlines American Labor Movement 70-8-9(1 ):B08 political orientation of 71-6-27:612 American Association of Editorial Cartoonists American Legion 69-9-14:A05 annual convention 71-7-25:A04 American Association of Retired Persons general 69-4-27:609; 70-9-20:A06; 70-8-16:813 71-7-25:A04; 72-8-6:A13; 72-10-1 :A06; American Bar Association 73-5-20:A05; 73-7-29:A06; 73-11 -11 :A04 general 69-5-18:A05; 69-10-12:A04; legislative conference 73-11 -11 :A04 71-9-26:601 National Americanism Commission Young Lawyers Section of the 70-8-9 (2):A14 70-7-19:613 American Broadcasting Corporation national convention 71-9-12:006 69-3-2:A03; 71-3-7:014 25th Annual 6oys Nation Convention American Bible Society 70-7-19:613 70-11-22:003 youth programs 73-11 -11 :A04 American Cancer Society American Medical Association annual fund-raising drive 70-4-12:A03 71-6-6:601; 73-3-25:605 Courageous Award 72-3-26:B11 American Merchant Marines general 72-7-30:A05; 73-4-8:A05 general 73-5-20:A05 American City Corporation Seamanship Trophy 70-8-9(2):A04 70-5-17:A12 American National Cattlemen's Association American Civil Liberties 69-3-16:602 74-5-5:A05 American Nursing Home Association American Enterprise Institute 73-12-9:606 69-11-30:A12;72-7-23:A08 American Petroleum Institute American Federal Government Employees 69-11-16:A04 union American Retail Federation 71-1-10:A12 69-4-6:A03 American Federation of Labor American Revolution Bicentennial see AFL-CIO Administration 74-1-20:A10

219 Subject Index

American Revolution Bicentennial Apprenticeship programs Commission 70-3-22:A03; 70-6-7:A07 72-7-23:009 minority outreach 70-6-7:A07 American Society of Association Executives Appropriations 73-11-11:A03 bills 69-6-15:A04; 71-8-8:A09 American Trucking Association committee 69-5-11 :A03 general 72-1-2:A04 committee•duties of 71 -7-25:A09 1971 Driver of the Year 71 -1 -31 :A04 general 71-1-24:606 American Veterans of World War II, legislation 72-3-12:A07; 72-10-8:601, 606 Korea,Vietnam Arab-Israel situation 70-4-26:A03 70-3-29:A08 Ammunition Arctic technology research 70-11-15:A03 sovereignty of 70-3-15:A07 Amnesty Aristotle 72-8-6:804 69-3-9:A12 Amtrak Arkansas 71-6-6:A04 general 70-7-5:008 AMVETS Verdes River Navigation Project 70-8-16:E05 general 72-9-10:A04; 73-12-9:A03 Arms 1970 National Convention of 70-8-16:004 control 70-8-9 (2):C07; 73-1-1 :A08 Anderson, Martin limitation 70-12-13:005 staff job offer 71-7-25:A14 race 69-3-9:604; 69-3-23:A04; 69-4-6:E10; Anderson, Mrs. Martin 70-7-12:F04 staff job offer 71-7-25:A14 reduction 73-3-25:A05; 73-9-2:A05; Anecdotes 74-7-7:A08 governors' dinner 71-2-21 :A14 Armstrong, Louis from meetings 70-12-20:C14 70-6-21 :A14 Anti-trust Arts activities 71 -4-11 :A08; 71 -4-18:B04 general 73-9-9:801 laws 69-5-11:002 related issues 71-4-4:604 policy 71-2-14:A08; 71-5-9:A07 ARVN units see also Department of Justice in Cambodia 71 -3-7:C04 Anti-Trust and Patent Working Group in Laos 71 -3-7:C04 71-9-19:603 Ash, Roy Anti-war demonstrations 69-3-9:A10 70-9-6:B11 as possible member to work on Ash Plan Anti-war protests 69-2-2:A12 general 70-7-12:004 Ashbrook amendment 1970 70-5-3:A14, B01; 70-6-21 :A03 72-3-12:601 see also Vietnam Ash Committee on Government Reorganization Apollo space program 69-5-11:E02 Apollo 15•astronauts as U.S. ambassadors Ash Council 72-1-30^14,801 final meeting 70-11-15:E01 Apollo 17•general 70-12-6:610 general 70-8-23:A03, A06; 71-4-4:A13; Apollo 17•space shuttle 71-11-21 :A06 71-5-9:A13 space mission 69-4-6:E07 Ash Plan Appalachia 69-2-2:A12;69-3-9:A10 general 70-7-12:605 Asia, Southeast program 69-3-23:601 U.S. courses of action•prevention of regional concerns 71 -6-20:A03 Communist takeover 74-2-24:A03 Appalachian Regional Commission Aspinall Commission 69-2-2:A11 ; 69-11 -9:A07; 70-7-12:605; 70-9-13(2):A06 70-7-19:605; 70-8-9(1 ):F12; 70-11 -15:E01 ; see also Public Land Law Review 71 -6-20:A03 Commission

220 Subject Index

Associated Councils of the Arts safety•regulations 71-4-25:A10 71-4-4:B04 safety features•mandatory 74-3-24:C04 Associated Milk Growers, Incorporated workers strike 70-8-23:A03 presidential speech for 71-3-21 :A05 Bacteriological warfare support of Republican campaigns 70-9-6:C01 70-8-16:C09 "Association Management" Bailey, Pearl 73-11-11:A03 award presentation 72-1-30:B13 Association of American Universities as cultural ambassador 70-11-15:B09 70-4-19:A04 opinions on youth 70-11 -15:B06 Astronauts performance at Ford's Theatre 70-11-15:B06 as administration ambassadors on college Bailing wire campuses 71-3-7:C07, C13 74-1-20:A07 see also Apollo space program Baker, George Athletic programs as possible member to work on Ash Plan 71-6-20:A10 69-2-2:A12 see also Sports Baker, Howard Atlanta, Georgia 70-11-1:808 school desegregation in 72-10-8:B10 Baker, Robert Atlantic Union resolution 69-10-12:A04 73-2-25:A14 Balance of payments Atomic bomb 70-11 -15:D11 ; 71 -1 -3:A03; 71 -4-11 :D09 69-4-27:607 Ball, George Atomic energy replacement of 69-2-2:A03 peaceful uses 69-1-26 :B04 Baltimore Sun Atomic Energy Commission 72-7-23:004 69-1-26:B04; 69-3-9:A07; 69-6-22:A04; Banks and banking 72-8-6:A09;73-12-2:A06 general 69-3-16:A06 Attorney General influence of inflation on73-9-2:A05 duties of 72-2-13:A09 one-bank holding companies 69-3-16:A06 special assistant 72-5-14:A07 Baptist World Alliance state 69-2-9 :A03 72-3-26:810 U.S. 69-2-9:A03 Bartlett, Dewey Au, Ronald campaign endorsement of 70-9-13(1 ):A12 71-9-19:A04 Bayh, Birch Australia 69-10-12:A04 beef exports to U.S. 72-9-24:008 Bay of Pigs diplomatic relations with 70-6-7:B11 74-5-5:A05 Austria Bead, J. Glenn strategic importance of 69-3-30:A03 biography 70-11-15:A03 Automobile campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 emission standards 71 -4-11 :A08; 74-2-24:A13 Beall, J. Glenn, Jr. imports 71-4-11:A08 70-9-13(1 ):A12 industry Beatles general 71 -2-7:C04; 71 -4-11 :A08; 70-12-20:A08 74-2-10:A06 Beef lobby 71-10-31 :A08 government purchase of 74-3-24:A08 pollution controls 69-11 -16:A04 imports 72-9-24:008 see also Daimler-Benz Corp. prices 72-9-24:008; 74-3-24:A12 production 73-12-9:B01 Belardino, Mario quality regulation 71-4-11 :A08 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 racing 71-9-19:A14 Belcher, Page safety•general 71-4-18:C01; 71-5-9:A08 White House relations with 72-1-23:A07

221 Subject Index

Bellinger, Cecilia Black Economic Union 72-6-25:606 72-8-6:A11 Bentsen, Lloyd, Jr. Blackfeet Tribal Business Council 70-11-15:A11 70-8-9(1 ):F05 Better Schools Act of 1973 Black issues 73-5-27:A05 antipathy against whites 70-3-1 :B10 Biafra Black Power 70-5-3:A03 hunger problem 69-7-6:B01 ; 69-7-13:A04 black-white unity 69-3-23:808 rebellion 70-6-7:B01 business 69-3-2:A06 Bible busing 69-3-2: B05; 69-4-13:A03; 70-2-8:A10; English version 70-11-22:003 70-2-15:A07 500th translation of 70-11 -29:A14 campus protest 70-6-21 :C01 ; 70-7-5:A09 National Bible Week 70-11-22:003 education 69-2-9:B12; 70-2-15:A07; Bible, Alan 70-5-24:A06; 70-7-12:B09 69-4-13:A04 education•programs 70-3-1 :B10 Bicentennial employment 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-5-11 :A09 album, "The History of the United States" employment•discrimination 69-2-2:B01 ; 73-12-2:A03 69-6-1 :A03 Commission 72-7-30:A04; 74-3-24:C02; equal opportunity education 70-2-8:A10 74-5-5:A03 health care 70-8-2(1 ):C03 general 69-2-2:A11 ; 71 -11 -7:A06; 73-6-3:B06; higher education 70-8-2(1 ):C03 74-3-24:C04 interracial relationships69-4-13:A03 Kiwanis involvement in 72-3-12:A10 law enforcement discrimination 70-5-17:C02 legislation 73-7-22:A05 racial poverty 69-2-9:A11 planning 72-7-23:009 racial vandalism 69-2-2:B01 preparation 73-12-9:A05; 74-1-20:A10 relations between black and white ethnic resurgence of patriotism 74-3-10:A06 communities 70-8-16:A03 telecast 71 -6-27:C03 school desegregation 69-2-2:B01; 69-3-2:605; Bicycle riding 69-4-13:A03; 69-4-20:004; 70-2-8:A10; 71 -8-8:A03 70-2-15:A07; 70-3-1 :B10; 70-5-10:A07; Big Brothers Association 70-7-19:E01; 70-8-2(1 ):B03, C08, C14; 71-1-31:A05 70-8-9(1):F02;70-8-23:A11 Bipartisan system urban living 70-3-1 :B10 importance of•in the South 74-4-21 :A05 urban problems 69-2-9:C02 Birch Society urban programs 69-2-9:A11 74-5-5:A05 welfare 69-2-9 :A11 Birmingham Times Blackmail 73-2-4:B01 resolution on protection of due process from Birth control blackmail 70-12-6:B07 general 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 69-7-6:A07 Black Network Vatican position on 69-7-13:A04 73-3-18:A03 Bishop, Neil Black Panthers campaign endorsement of 70-8-9(2):A11 69-4-6:A03 general 70-8-9(2):A11 Black Political Division, Republican National Black capitalism Committee 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-3-2:A06; 69-3-9:C03 74-2-3:A11 Black Caucus Black Power 74-2-3:A11 70-5-3:A03 Black colleges and universities Blacks federal assistance to 70-5-17:C02; athletes 72-10-15:A04 71-11-21:A06;71-11-28:A07 in federal government 70-3-1 :B10 funding 71-6-27:B08 in government 71-1-24:009; 71-3-7:A03; general 70-5-17:002; 70-7-12:B09 72-10-1 :A12 grants for 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Black voters research contracts for 70-5-24:A06 72-11-26:A06

222 Subject Index

Black-white unity Brenner, Victor D. 69-3-23:808 70-12-20:A05 Blair, C. Stanley Brezhnev, Leonid campaign endorsement of 70-9-20:010 general 73-6-3 :B06 Bliss, Ray speech 73-6-17:B03 appointment of 72-5-14:A07 British Commonwealth Bloc grants 70-7-12:F04 general 69-2-9:A11 ; 70-2-1 :A11 ; 70-8-16:C05; British royalty 70-8-23:A11;73-9-2:A05 70-7-12:E13 for law enforcement 70-8-2(1 ):A03 Broadcast industry Blue collar general 71-3-7:C13; 71-9-26:A04 concerns 71-1-17:B04 see also names of television networks workers Broadcasting economic concerns 70-8-16:A03 anti-advertising proposals 72-6-18:A11 general 70-8-16:A03; 71-1-17:A11, B04; concerns 72-6-18 :A11 71-7-25:A12 issues 71-6-20:A08 media image 70-8-16:A03 legislation 72-6-18:A11 Rosow Report on 70-8-16:A03 licensing 72-6-18:A11; 72-10-8:A12 Blue Collar Bill licensing•anti-advertising 72-10-8:A12 71-1-10:A12 private enterprise vs. state-controlled Blue Lake 71-6-20:A08 bill 70-11-22:E10 public•corporate financing for 69-10-19:A06 legislation 70-7-5:B13 public•federal financing for 69-10-19:A06 Blumenthal, Richard Brock, William E. 70-4-5:A10 biography 70-11-15:A03 Boggs, Corinne campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14; 73-3-25 :A03 70-9-13(1):C13 Boggs, Hale Broderick, Ray administration loyalty 72-3-5:B07 campaign endorsement of 70-9-20:010 general 73-3-25:A03 Broil, Claire Boland Amendment private relief bill 73-9-17:A05 71-11-14:A09 Brooke amendment Borlaug, Norman 70-8-16:E05 appointment of 71-5-2:C02 Brookings Institution as "peaceful revolutionary" 71-5-2:B03 72-6-18:B06 Boston Globe Brookings Report 70-11-15:C07 72-6-25 :A07 Bougainville, Solomon Islands Brooklyn Navy Yard 70-3-22:A09 69-1-26:A03 Boys Clubs Broomfield amendment 71-6-20:A10 72-3-12:B01 Boys Clubs Professional Association Brosio, Manilo 70-11-29:602 Medal of Freedom ceremony 71-9-26:A06 Boy Scouts of America Brotzman, Donald general 72-1-30:B02, B04 appointment to Ways and Means Committee peace endeavors 74-2-17:B03 71-1-31:A10 Boys Nation Convention Brown, Bertram 25th annual 70-7-19:B13 71-5-23:A10 Braman, J. D. Brown, James departure of 70-9-13(1):B04 39th gold record 72-10-8:B09 Brandt, Willy Brown, Robert dinner for 71-6-13:A11 involvement in Nixon administration 71-1-24:009 general 70-11-15:609 Brown vs. Board of Education Brazil case 72-3-5:A08 food transportation 73-7-8:B04 decision 70-2-15:A07

223 Subject Index

Bryan, William Jennings FY75 73-11-18:A03;73-12-16:A13; 72-8-13:A03 74-1-20:A04, A13, B06; 74-2-3:A03; Buckley, James 74-6-23:A03; 74-7-7:A03, A08; 74-7-14:A03 biography 70-11-15:B10 FY 76 74-6-23:A03; 74-7-7:A08; 74-7-14:A03 Buckley, William general 69-5-25(2):B13; 71-1-24:001; Senate campaign 70-9-13(1 ):C11 71-1-24:002; 73-2-25:A14 Budge, Hamer H. increases 73-12-2 :A06 departure of 70-11-15:C06 Justice Department 69-3-16:B04 general 69-1-21 :A08 Lyndon B. Johnson administration 69-3-2:002 Budget management•congressional 72-10-8:A03 and Economic Report 70-12-20:E06 message 71-1-17:A11 ; 74-1 -20:A13 Bureau 69-2-16:A03 message, signing of 71-1-24:E02 cuts message, signing of, 1973 72-1-23:A03 defense 72-10-8:B 10 national 69-3-9:A03; 69-4-13:A04, A12; in Department of Housing and Urban 69-5-4:A03; 70-7-5:A08, E02; 70-7-12:614; Development 69-6-22:A04 73-11-25:A13 FY75 74-7-7:A03 policy 69-3-16:B01 general 69-4-20:C13; 69-5-4:A03; programs for 71 -5-2:A14 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-8-24:A03; spending limitations 69-5-11 :A03 69-10-12:A04; 70-11-1:A03; statistics 73-12-2:A06 71-6-27:A03; 72-1-2:A03; 72-6-25:A07 uncontrollables in 69-11-30:A03; 73-11-25:A13; in government programs 69-5-4:A03 73-12-2:A06 defense 69-4-13:A12; 71-10-24:A06; see also Bureau of the Budget 72-1-2:A03; 73-3-25:A05; 73-9-2:A05, B13; Building trade 73-12-16:A13; 74-3-10:B02; 74-6-23:A03; demonstration 71-6-27:B12 defense•FY 73 71-11-21:A08 unions 70-3-22:A03; 71-6-27:B12; 73-4-8:A12 deficit Bundy, McGeorge FY75 73-12-2:011 as possible member to work on Ash Plan general 70-5-17:A03; 70-7-5:B11 ; 69-2-2:A12 70-11-1:A03; 70-12-13:C09; Burch, Dean 71-7-18:A03;71-11-21:A06 relationship with broadcast executives Johnson administration 71-1-24:002 71-3-7:014 spending 71-1-24:C01 Burden sharing domestic 73-3-25:A05 71-12-12:A03 employment 71-7-25:A09 Bureau of Land Management expansionary 71-1-24:002, E02 70-2-22:A06 FY 69 69-1-26:A03; 69-2-2:A03; 69-3-2:002; Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs 69-3-16:A03; 70-12-20:A12 70-10-25:603; 73-3-11:A03 FY 70 69-1 -21 :A05; 69-3-2:002; 69-3-16:A03; Bureau of the Budget 69-5-18:A06; 69-10-12:C03; 70-4-12:A05; 72-3-26:B10 70-12-20:A12;71-11-7:A06 Burger, Warren FY 70•totals 69-10-12:C03 back ailment 70-12-13:010 FY71 69-11-30:A03; 70-11-1:A03; general 69-5-18:A05 70-12-20:A12 Burke-Hartke Bill FY72 70-11-1:A03; 70-12-6:810; 72-9-24:B01; 73-2-11:A14 70-12-27:A03; 72-1-2:A03 Burns, Arthur FY73 71-6-27:A03;71-7-18:A13; 69-4-13:A04;70-1-25:A05 71-10-17:A07; 72-1-2:A03; 72-1-23:A03; Buses 72-10-8:A03; 72-12-3:A08 double decker 74-2-10:A06 FY 73•tax proposals 71-7-18:A13 Bush, George FY74 72-10-8:A03; 72-12-3:A08; campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 73-1-22:A04; 73-3-4:009, 011; general 70-12-6:A11 73-9-2:A05; 73-11 -18:A03; 74-1 -20:A04 United Nations appointment 70-12-13:A03

224 Subject Index

Business Committee on Education 70-8-9(1 ):E14 community•contact with administration Committee on Environment 70-2-1 :B01 71-5-9:B07 Committee on Environmental Quality concerns 70-11-22:D01 ; 71-2-14:A08; 69-4-13:A12 71 -4-11 :A08; 71 -4-18:B07; 71 -5-9:B07; dinner honoring 70-8-16:F08 71-9-12:A03 duties 69-1-21 :A03; 73-5-6:A04 developing countries•U.S. assistance goals 69-12-14:A05 70-7-19:A03 history of 70-8-16:F08 effect of inflation on 70-5-17:A03; organization 69-1-21:A03 70-11-22:001 support of president 73-12-2:A05 enterprise, minority 70-11-15:E01 Task Force on Oil Imports 69-10-12:A03 general 69-5-11 :D02; 70-10-18:A03; Cable television 70-11-1:A09;71-8-1:A09 general 71-9-26:A04 international 71 -4-11 :A08 see also Television, cable (CATV) issues 72-8-6:A11 Calabrese, Anthony minority 69-3-2:A06; 69-3-23:A11 71-1-10:601 Opinion Research Poll 71 -4-11 :A08 California productivity development 71-5-16:A05 campaign situation 71-8-1:A03 small 69-3-23:B05; 71-4-18:B07; 71-9-12:A03 film industry 71-7-25:A04 see also Minority business; Small business general 70-10-11 :B05; 73-6-24:A03 Busing Human Resources Development Agency anti-busing 72-10-8:B06 71-3-28:A06 anti-busing•activist groups 72-10-8:B10 politics 71-8-22:A03;72-5-7:A04 Charlotte, North Carolina 70-9-20:A04 Republican Assembly 71 -2-7:A12 Department of Justice 72-2-13:A09 retail sales 71 -11 -28:A04 general 69-3-2:B05; 69-4-13:A03; 69-8-3:B12; staff members, dinner for 72-12-3:A05 70-2-8:A10; 70-2-15:A07; 71-9-12:A08; welfare program 71-3-28:B12 71 -9-26:A09; 71 -11 -14:A07; 71 -11 -21 :A03; welfare reform 71-8-15:A04; 71-11-14:A07 71-12-5:A11; 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:A03, Camacho, Carlos A08, A12; 72-3-12:601; 72-3-26:A04, A08; political support 70-8-2(1 ):C09 72-6-11 :A03; 72-10-8:B10; 73-9-2:A05 Cambodia legislation 72-10-8:B01; 72-10-8:B10 bombing 73-8-12:A04 legislation•effect on 1972 campaign demonstrations 70-5-3:A03 72-10-8:B10 demonstrations against U.S. invasion of president's statement on 72-2-13:A03 70-5-10:A04; 70-6-21 :A03 public opinion on 72-2-13:A03 diplomatic relations with 70-6-7:B11 reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 federal aid 70-4-26:A09 Supreme Court decision on 71-4-18:A12; federal assistance 73-9-2:A05 72-2-13:A03 foreign assistance 70-11-15:613 Supreme Court ruling on 72-3-12:B01 general 71-11-7:A06 see also School desegregation invasion 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 72-4-9:A10 Busterude, John policy 70-12-20:A07 appointment of 72-10-29:802 policy•petitions supporting 70-9-20:A11 Butz, Earl situation in 71-3-7:C02 appointment of 71 -11 -7:A14, B02 troop status in 70-5-17:C04 Byrd, Harry U.S. courses of action•relating to prevention party affiliation of 70-12-6:B04 of Communist takeover 74-2-24:A03 Byrd, Robert U.S. invasion of 70-5-3:A03, A11 ;70-5-10:A04; Nixon opposition in Watergate 74-3-24:C02 70-5-24:A03; 70-6-7:A03, A11, 604; Cabinet 70-6-21 :A03; 70-7-5:C14; 70-8-9(2):603, appointment to 70-1-25:A05 C07 British 70-8-16:F08 U.S. invasion of•body count 70-5-24:A03 Committee on Cable Television 73-2-4:A06 U.S. invasion of•protests against 70-6-21 :C01 Committee on Economic Policy•creation of U.S. involvement in 71-1-24:C01, D02 69-1-21:A12

225 Subject Index

Cambodia cont. Kleppe, Thomas S. 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-6:C06 U.S. operations in 70-10-11:A05; 70-11-15:602; Le Tendres, Andres 70-3-8:A11 71-1-24:011; 71-3-7:C04 McCall, Thomas 70-9-6:C08 U.S. operations in•American citizens' MacGregor, Clark 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-6:C06 reaction to 71-3-7:C04 Miller, Keith 70-9-20:010 U.S. operations in•ARVN units 71-3-7:C04 Murkowski, Frank 70-9-6:C05 U.S. policy toward 70-10-11:A13 Murphy, George 70-3-29:A08; 70-7-19:E05 U.S. troops in 70-5-3:A11 Olson, Jack 70-9-20:010 see also Indochina; Laos; Southeast Asia; Prouty, Winston 70-3-29:A03 Vietnam Raggio, William 70-6-14:610; 70-7-12:A14; Camerata Singers 70-8-30:A05 70-7-19:E10 Republican 70-9-6:C01 Campaign Republican•congressional 70-6-7:B04 financing 74-3-3:A04 Republican•Senate 70-7-12:A14 issues 71-8-1 :A03; 73-3-4:011 Rockefeller, Winthrop 70-7-5:008; 70-10-11 :E06 outlook•Senate 70-9-20:C09 Romney, Lenore 70-7-12:A14 reform 74-2-3:A09; 74-3-3:A04 Roudebush, Richard 70-7-12:A14; 70-8-30:A03 reform legislation 74-3-24:C02, C04 Scott, Hugh 70-9-6:011 relations•Republican 69-11 -2:A05 Senate 72-9-3:A04; 73-3-18:A06 status (1972) 72-10-1 :A10 Stevens, Ted 70-9-6:C05 strategy Suit, Harold 70-9-13(1 ):C13; 70-9-20:010 general 70-9-20:613; 74-3-24:A06 Taft, Robert 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-6:011 Nixon, Richard M. 70-11-22:E06 Weicker, Lowell 70-7-12:A14; 70-8-16:001 Senate 70-9-20:C09 Wilkinson, Bud 70-8-9(1 ):E12 support•Senate 70-9-20:C02 Wold, John 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-6:011 theory 72-1-23:A08 Campaigns see also Reelection campaign Alaska Senate 74-3-24:A06 Campaign contributions backing of candidates dinner for contributors 70-9-20:C09 in governors' race 70-2-15:A03 general 69-3-23:A03; 73-3-4:601 ; 73-3-4:C03 in House race 70-2-15 :A03 Gross, Nelson 70-10-25:A14 in Senate race 70-2-15:A03 Republican 70-10-11:601 congressional Campaign endorsements Cabinet involvement in 70-8-16:F04 Beall, Glenn 70-7-12:A14 general 70-8-16:010; 72-10-8:B01 Bishop, Neil 70-8-9 (2):A11 outlook 70-9-20:C04 Blair, C. Stanley 70-9-20:010 Democratic•Senate 70-11 -15:A11 Brock, William 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-13(1 ):C13 effect of state of economy on 70-8-16:F04 Broderick, Ray 70-9-20:010 finance 74-2-3:A09 Burton, Laurence 70-9-6:C06 general 71 -11 -28: A03; 72-10-8:A10; Bush, George 70-7-12:A14 74-3-24:A06 by Cabinet officials 70-8-16:C08 gubernatorial 74-3-24:A06 Carpenter, Dennis 70-6-14:008 gubernatorial•Kansas 70-8-16:E13 Carter, Anderson 70-8-30:A07 gubernatorial•Tennessee 70-8-9(2):A07; Carter, Andrew 70-7-12:A14 70-8-16:010 Cramer, William 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-13(1 ):C13 House 70-8-16:F04 Danforth, John 70-9-6:011 Michigan 8th District•special race Domenici, Peter 70-9-20:010 74-3-24:A06 Erickson, John 70-9-20:010 Nixon, Richard M. (1972)•support Parrar, Frank 70-10-25:A13 71-2-14:A11 general 70-7-19:C04 pledges 70-9-6:C01 Gross, Nelson 70-7-12:A14; 70-8-9(2):A12; presidential support 70-9-13(1 ):F10 70-10-25:A14 Prouty, Winston L 70-8-2(1 ):C11 Heinz, John71-5-23:A14 Republican 70-2-15:A03; 70-11-15:A03 House 70-9-6:C11 ; 73-3-18:A06 Republican•campaign relations 69-10-26:A03 Hruska, Roman 70-9-6:011 Senate 70-8-16:F04; 70-11 -15:B10

226 Subject Index

Senate•analysis of 70-11 -15:A03, B10 Cancer Panel, Presidents Tennessee election wins 70-8-16:010 73-8-12:A07 U.S. congressional•Louisiana 70-8-9(2):B11 Candidates U.S. Senate 70-8-16:010 incumbent 74-2-3:A09 see also Reelection campaign selection of 74-3-10:A08 Campbell, Cathy S. in the South 74-4-21 :A05 70-9-6:B11 Capital export controls Campbell, James 74-1-20:A04 appointment of 71 -8-8:A06 Capitol Page School Camp David 70-6-14:011 landscaping at swimming pool 69-10-5:A04 Cardwell, Bruce Camp Pendleton, California Senate nomination 73-7-29:A05 beach development 72-7-23:C10 Caricatures land use dispute 71-4-25:801 presidential 73-4-8 :A09 Campus concerns Carlson, Cliffard government spending priorities 71-3-7:C07 death of wife 72-4-16:A13 space program 71-3-7:C07 Carnegie Report Vietnam war 71-3-7:C07 69-2-2:A08 see also Colleges and universities Carolina Vend-A-Matic Campus disorder 69-10-12:A04 abatement of 71-3-7:C07 Carr, Edward Antioch 73-6-3:B01 Nixon support 70-12-13:A12 black protest 70-7-5:A09 Carroll, Thomas federal role in 70-5-3:A03 appointment of 71-6-27:C01 general 69-3-2:805; 69-3-16:A06; 69-3-23:B08; Rachel Carson Park 69-4-20:001 ; 69-6-15:A09; 69-7-6:802; 70-2-22:A10 70-4-19:A04; 70-5-3:A03; 70-5-10:A04, A07; Carswell, Harrold 70-6-14:C03; 70-6-21 :A03, C01 ; 70-3-1 :A05; 70-3-15:A03; 70-3-29:A03; 70-7-12:004; 70-9-20:C04, 008, E02, E04; 70-4-5:A07, A09 70-12-13:005; 70-12-20:A12 Carter, Anderson minority-related 70-5-17:C02; 70-6-21 :C01 campaign endorsement of 70-8-30:A07 role of faculty in 71-3-7:007 Carter, Andrew terrorist bombings 70-9-20:801 campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 Campus issues Cartoons general 73-6-3:B01 editorial 69-9-14:A05 related to senior citizens' concerns 71-3-7:C13 general 71-5-2:C06 student communications with administration Case Amendment 71-3-21:802 73-9-2:A05 Campus relations Castro, Fidel 71-3-21:802 72-7-23:A10 Canada Catholic Church Prince Charles' visit 70-7-12:F04 concerns 72-6-18:A10 Cancer education 70-2-15:604 general 72-4-30:A06 goals of 73-2-25:A03 programs•U.S.-USSR 73-10-14:A07 issues 70-8-16:A03; 70-8-23:A09; research 7M2-19:A07 federal assistance 71-9-12:601 programs 70-8-16:A03 general 70-12-6:A12; 71-1-24:A10; school 71-1-17:B04 71 -2-21 :A11 ; 71 -4-25:B03; 72-1 -30:A03; see also Education 72-3-26:B11; 72-7-30:A05; 72-9-24:A07 Catholicism legislation 72-3-26:811; 73-4-8:A05 in Vietnam 70-5-24:A03 programs 71 -5-9:A04 Catholic School Task Force proposed federal organization 71-9-12:601 70-3-15:A08 Cancer Crusade see also Education 1971 71-4-4:B05

227 Subject Index

Cattle Child care domestic 69-3-16:602; 73-2-18:A03 bill 72-6-18:A03, A06 foreign 69-3-16:802 programs 70-8-16:A03; 70-11 -29:A03 general 69-9-14:A06; 70-1-25:A04 Child development industry 74-3-24:A11, AI 2 bill71-11-14:A07 Ceausescu, Nicolae general 71-5-23:A12 arrival ceremony for 70-10-25:A03 Children Cemeteries bill federal programs for 69-4-13:A12 73-3-11 :A08 Chile education in 71-2-21:605 Census general 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-13:A04; 70-7-19:G01; foreign aid 71-2-21:605 70-8-9(1 ):F12; 70-11-29:A05; 74-2-24:A09 U.S. relations with 71-2-21:805 minority undercounting 70-11 -29:A05 Chiles, Lawton Centennial of the National Parks biography 70-11-15:C12 72-9-10:601 China Center for Voluntary Action 6oggs-Ford trip 72-7-23:D04 citizens' reaction tocommunism in 70-10-11:F05 70-8-9(1 ):E12 cooperative medical research with U.S. Central African Republic diplomatic relations with 70-9-20:A10 73-7-1 :A05 defense capabilities of 69-3-9:604; 69-3-23:A04 Central Intelligence Agency Deputy Director of 72-4-30:A03 diet of 73-7-8:604 general 73-9-23:A03 general 71 -7-18:A06 Cerebral Palsy Poster Child initiative 71-11-14:607 70-12-20 :A04 presidential trip 72-2-6:A07; 72-6-25:A04 Certified public accountant Soviet Union relations with 69-3-2:A03 legislation 74-5-19:A06 table tennis team 71-4-18:812 U.S. negotiations with 74-5-5:A05 Ceylon diplomatic relations with 70-9-20:A10 U.S. relations with 69-4-27:807; 70-10-11 :F05; 71 -6-27:A05; 71 -7-25:A04; 71-11 -14:807; Chamber of Commerce 72-7-16:605; 73-2-18:A03; 73-3-25:A05; general 69-3-9:A12 growth of Economic Committee of 69-3-9:A12 73-7-1 :A05; 73-8-12:A05; 73-9-30:A06 U.S. relations with•reelection issue Chapín, Dwight 69-1-21:A09 72-7-23 :A10 U.S. trade relations with 71-8-1 :A11 Charles, Prince of Wales biography of 70-7-12:F04 China, People's Republic of visit to Canada 70-7-12:F04 general 70-10-11:F05 inclusion in United Nations 71-7-24:A04; Chemicals, imports 69-4-27:A04 71-10-17:A09 negotiations with 73-3-4:C03 Chemical warfare gases 70-8-2(1 ):C09 nuclear capabilities of 73-3-4:C03 U.S. relations with 71-10-17:A09; 73-1-1:A08; general 70-8-16:C09 Chiang Kai-Shek 73-3-4:601 71-1-10:601 China, Republic of (Taiwan) presidential trip 71-10-24:A14; 71-11-7:A06 Chicago, Illinois low income housing 71-5-9:A09 United Nations seat 71-10-10:A06 newspapers 70-9-13(1 ):E12 U.S. relations with 71-5-30:606 presidential trip 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Chinese education see Education, Chinese Chicago Today 70-9-13(1):E12 Chou En Lai 71-4-18:612; 72-2-6:A05; 73-3-25:A05 Chicago Tribune 70-9-13(1):E12; 71-1-31 :A12 Chowder and Marching Society general 69-1-21 :A08 Chieu Hoi center 25th anniversary of 73-9-16:An7 70-6-7:A11

228 Subject Index

Christmas sales employment policies 70-2-22:A14 70-12-13:C09; 71-11-28:A04, A06 general 69-6-1 :A03; 70-2-22:A14 Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Clark, Ramsey Lee 70-12-13:A05 appointment of 72-1-30:A03 Chup Plantation general 72-8-6:A13 71-3-7:C04 Classified material Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day management of 72-7-30:A10 Saints see also Declassification family and welfare programs 70-7-19:G11 Clawson, Kenneth missionary system 73-9-23:A03 newspaper career 72-3-12:A09 position on crime and drugs 70-7-19:G11 Clean Air Act Cincinnati, Ohio 73-11-4:A12;73-12-9:A11 teenage rehabilitation program 71-10-17:A08 Clean Air Bill Citizen's Advisory Committee on 70-11-15:813 Environmental Quality Cleveland, Grover 70-2-1 :B01;70-4-5:A11 administration of 71-3-7:D07 Citizen's Advisory Committee on the Cleveland, Ohio Environment Perk election 72-1-23:A08 69-8-24:010 Coal Citizen's Advisory Council on the Status of alternative energy source 74-3-24:C04 Women general 73-9-30:A06 72-3-12:B03 Interagency Task Force on 74-5-26:A03 Citizens Committee mine health and safety bill 70-12-13:607 California 71-5-23:B01 mine safety regulations 71-4-11 :A08 Citizen's Committee for National Security production 74-7-7:A08 69-5-18:A10 switching 73-12-9:Á11 Citizens' Committee for Fairness to the Coastal zones Presidency 70-2-22 :A06 74-5-5:A05 Coast Guard Aide to the President Citizenship 71-10-31 :A07 U.S. 70-9-13(1 ):F04; 70-9-20:811 Coffee agreement Civil Aeronautics Board 70-12-27:A07 70-8-9(1 ):B08 Coffey, Vern Civil Rights Act promotion ceremony 72-3-5:802, 803 72-2-13:A03 Cohn, Samuel M. Civil Rights Act of 1964 award presentation 71-5-2:A12 70-2-8:A10 Cole, Edward Civil Rights Commission 69-11-16:A04 69-2-9:C02; 69-3-16:604 College editors Civil rights issues 71-1-31:A06 administration policies 70-2-8:A10 College Republican National Committee general 69-2-9:C02; 69-4-13:A03; 70-6-21 :A12 69-4-20:D04; 69-5-11 :A09; 69-5-25(1 ):A03; Colleges and universities 69-6-15:A04; 69-8-3:B12; 69-8-31 :A03; disciplinary measures in 70-9-20:D08 70-2-8:A10; 70-2-15:A07; 70-3-1 :B10; general 69-2-9:B12; 70-4-19:A04; 70-6-21 :A03; 70-5-17:C02; 70-5-24:A06; 70-7-5:A09; 70-9-20:D08 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-9-20:A04; integration of 70-5-24:A06 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:A03, A08, A12; relations with administration 70-7-12:004 72-3-12:801; 72-10-8:610; 73-6-3:801; research in 69-1-26: 811 74-5-5:A05 students•involvement in government process Civil Service Commission 70-7-12:004 assistance to unemployed scientists and students•support for Southeast Asia policy engineers 71-3-28:A06 70-6-21 :A12 commissioner and vice-chairman of see also Campus 71-6-13:A03

229 Subject Index

College Teacher Fellowships Committee for Multilateral Economic 70-4-19:A04 Assistance Colmer, William 70-8-9(1 ):C14 70-9-13(1 ):D01 Committee for Peace and Freedom in Vietnam Colombia 69-11-30:A12 diplomatic relations with 71-1-31 :A03 Committee on Commercial Policy unemployment in 71-1-31:A03 70-8-9(1 ):C14 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Committee on Export Promotion 70-11-22:003 70-8-9(1 ):C14 Colorado Committee on Health Education criminal justice system in 70-8-2(1 ):A03 72-6-25:A14 "Colorado Cares About POWs" Committee on Housing and Urban Affairs 70-10-11:013 69-1-26:A03 Colorado Springs, Colorado Committee on Interest and Dividends Centennial Celebration 72-3-26:A07 71-10-3:A03, A10; 73-4-15:A06 Colson, Charles Committee on International Economic Policy 73-12-2:010 executive director 70-12-13:004 Columbia Broadcasting System Committee on Monetary Policy and Balance of general 71-3-7:C14 Payments involvement in Haiti invasion 70-2-22:A10 70-8-9(1 ):C14 Columbia, Maryland Committee on Rural and Urban Policies urban renewal plan 70-5-17:A12 report of 70-7-19:G01 Commerce Committee on the Challenges of Modern domestic 70-11 -15:E01 ; 71 -4-11 :A08 Society foreign 71-4-11:A08 72-7-30:A03 international 70-11-15:E01 Common Cause Commission on Aging 71-4-18:604 72-8-13:A07 Common Market Commission on Campus Unrest general 69-3-2:B11 ; 69-9-14:A06; 70-3-1 :A05; 70-6-14:C03 71-3-7:C02 Commission on Federal Statistics trade talks between the U.S. and 69-4-27:A04 report 71-12-5:A12 Common situs picketing Commission on Financial Structure and general 69-3-9:B01 ; 69-4-20:C01 Regulation legislation 69-3-23:601 general 71-5-2:B08 Communications Satellite Corporation report 71-12-19:A06 69-3-9:601; 70-6-21 :A14 Commission on Government Procurement Communism 73-3-25:804 general 69-4-6:E10 Commission on Population Growth and the U.S. courses of action in Vietnam•relating to American prevention of Communist takeover 70-4-5:A11 74-2-24:A03 Commission on Population Growth and the Community Action Agencies American Future general 69-4-20:A03 report 72-4-30:A10 regional control of 70-2-1 :A11 Commission on Pornography and Obscenity Community Action programs 70-8-23:A09 70-11 -15:E01 ; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-3-18:A04 Commission on Price, Costs and Profits Community Development 71-10-3:A03 73-9-2:A05 Commission on School Finance Community Facilities Act general 70-3-15:A08 70-9-20:003 report 72-3-5:A08 Concerned Citizens of South Dakota Committee for American Private Education 70-9-6:611 72-4-16 :A09 Condat, Georges Mahaman presentation of diplomatic credentials to 70-7-19:A05

230 Subject Index

Conglomerates Consent Decree antitrust policy 71 -5-9:A07 71-4-4:A03 Congo Conservation aid to Nigeria 70-8-2(1 ):B04 70-2-1 :B01 balance of payments from 70-8-2(1 ):B04 see also Environment development of the 70-8-2(1 ):A08 Conservative party economic development in 70-8-2(1 ):B04 New York 70-11-15:C08 U.S. relations with 70-8-2(1 ):A08, B04 Con Son prison incident Congress 70-8-9(2) :B03 Democratic•"end the war" resolutions Construction 71-3-21:804 federal 71-1-17:A03 description of 71-6-27:A09 general 70-11-15:011 early adjournment of 70-12-13:011 grants, Michigan 70-8-16:C05 history of 70-9-13(2):A09 ships 72-6-25:610 opposition to administration 72-9-17:A11 ; unions 70-11 -22:C01 ; 71 -4-18:A05 72-9-17:A13 wage and price stabilization•Executive Order presidential controversy with 71-11-7:A06 on 71-3-28:A03 Republican efforts in 71-1-24:002; wages 69-9-14:A06 71-1-24:011 Construction industry voting in 70-12-13:011- Construction Industry Collective Bargaining Congressional breakfast Commission 72-1-23:A14 Democratic 71-2-7:B05 Construction Industry Stabilization Commission Congressional briefing 72-1-23:A14 Democratic 71 -1 -31 :A12 Construction Industry Wage Stabilization Congressional calendar Board 71-9-5 :A05 72-10-8:B06 general 70-3-15:A03; 70-3-22:A03; 70-5-24:A03; Congressional Half Hour 71-1-17:A03; 71-2-7:A14; 71-2-21:A04; 70-8-2(1 ):B01 71 -3-21 :B06; 71 -4-18:A05; 71 -6-27:B12; Congressional Leadership 72-1-23:A14;73-1-1:A08 Republican 69-1-26:A03 integration legislation in 69-7-6:A03 Congressional reception price increases 71-3-21:B06 Kuykendall house 71-5-2:C02 wages 69-11-9:B05 Congressional relations Consumer affairs Democrat 69-10-26:A03 class action legislation 70-6-14:D06 general 69-1-26:803; 69-4-20:003; confidence 71-1-10:A03 69-4-27:601 ; 69-8-31 :A03; 71 -3-21 :B04; confidence index 72-3-26:A08 71-5-2:C02 finance 71-1-10:A03; 71-5-2:B08 Republican 69-6-29:A03; 69-10-26:A03 general 70-6-14:D06; 71 -4-11 :A08 Congressional staff members issues 71 -9-19:A05 dinner 70-9-13(2):A09 legislation 70-6-14:006; 72-10-8:610 Congressional Support for Peace in the Middle prices 72-10-8 :A03 East product information•Executive Order on 70-8-2(1 ):E08 70-10-25 :A 12 Congressmen, retiring consumer product information•improvement dinner for 72-4-23:A03 of 70-10-25 :A12 Congress of Industrial Organizations protection 71-9-19:A05 seeAFL-CIO protection•administration concern with Connally, John 71-9-19:A05 69-2-2:A12; 70-12-13:A03; 72-7-16:B03 safety 71-5-9:B03 Connecticut services 73-1-1 :A08 Hartford•urban renewal 70-5-17:A12 Consumerism Conrad, Charles 69-9-14:A06; 71-4-11:A08 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 Consumer Price Index 69-11 -9:B05; 71 -3-21 :B06; 73-1-1 :A08

231 Subject Index

Consumer Protection Agency Council of Economic Advisers general 70-11-15:813; 74-5-19:A06 chairman of 71-11-21 :A05 legislation 74-5-19:A06 general 70-11-22:E13; 71-5-2:A11 ; Consumer Protection Bill 72-1-23:806; 73-11-4:802 72-10-8:810 Council of Science and Technology Continuing Resolution Authority 70-8-16:E08 73-9-2:A05 Council on Environmental Quality Convict rehabilitation annual report 70-8-9(1 ):B01 74-2-24:A09 general 69-4-6:E05; 70-7-12:A03; Cook, G. Bradford 70-8-9(1 ):A11; 72-10-29:802; 73-7-22:803; swearing-in ceremony 73-2-25:804 73-9-16:A03 Cook, Marlow Council on International Economic Policy 70-12-27:801 duties of 71-4-4:A13 Cooper-Church amendments general 71 -2-14:A08 70-5-24:A05; 70-7-5:811 ; 70-8-2(1 ):E04; Council on the Status of Women 70-10-11:013 69-11-9:A04 Cooper-Church provision Council on Urban Affairs defeat of 70-7-5 :C05 creation of 69-1-21 :A05 Cooper-Hart amendment first meeting of 69-1-21 :A05 70-8-16:E05 general 69-2-9:C02 Copley, James Counties cancer treatment of 72-10-8:D11 concerns 70-11-22:A03 newspaper conglomerate 72-10-8:011 programs 70-11 -22:A03 Corn reorganization of 70-11-22:A03 controls 73-7-8:804 Country music export•to Soviet Union 71 -11 -7:A14 general 74-3-10:802 prices71-11-7:A14 traditional ethics in 73-3-11 :B05 Corporation for Public Broadcasting Cowles matter 69-10-19:A06 70-2-22:A10 Corps of Engineers Cramer, William 69-4-13:A04 campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14; Correspondence staff 70-9-13(1 ):C13 political mail procedure72-7-23:A07 Senate campaign 70-9-13(1 ):C12 Cosa nostra Crime 70-9-6:014 bill 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:003 Costa Rica black athletes as ambassadors against diplomatic relations with 70-7-19:A05 72-10-15:A04 Cost of living District of Columbia 69-1 -26:A03; 72-3-26:A08; 72-7-2:A03; 72-9-24:C08 69-10-12:A04; 70-3-1 :A05; 70-5-17:C05 Cost of Living Council District of Columbia•legislation 69-11-30:A03 71 -8-29:A03; 71 -10-3:A03; 71-11-14:A04; drug-related 73-9-9:A04 71-11-14:A05; 72-6-25:803; 73-3-25:805; general 69-3-23:801 ; 70-11 -22:001 ; 73-10-14:A11 70-12-20:A12; 71-10-10:A04; 72-4-16:A08 Cost-pushing legislation 70-9-13(1 ):F10; 70-11 -22:001 ; 69-11-9:805 71-11-7:A06;73-9-2:A05 Cotton Mormon Church position on 70-7-19:G11 general 70-2-1 :A07; 72-6-25:A07 in schools 70-3-1 :A05 problems of U.S. cotton growers street•prevention of 70-2-1 :A11 69-5-25(2):B06 trends 69-2-9:A03 promotion of 72-3-12:A11 see also Organized crime Council for Urban Affairs Criminal justice system 69-3-9:A12 bill 74-2-24:A09 Council of Chief State School Officers Colorado 70-8-2(1 ):A03 70-5-17:812 Crude oil taxes 73-11-4:A03; 73-12-2:011

232 Subject Index

Cuba increase 69-3-9:A03; 71-1-24:A06, A08; government of 71 -5-23:A11 71-2-21:608 missile crisis 69-4-6:E10 limit 69-2-2:A03; 69-2-16:613; 69-3-2:605; refugees•flag company 70-9-13(1 ):A14 72-10-8:606 travel to•U.S. citizens 70-2-22:B03 Debt Limit-Expenditure Ceiling bill Cuban-Americans 72-10-1 :A03; 72-10-8:601, 606 70-11-15:E14 Declassification Customs seizures document 71-10-3:A13 heroin 72-4-2:A0 general 71-6-27:611 Dahomey see also Classified material diplomatic relations with 70-9-20:A10 De facto segregation Daily News see School, desegregation 70-9-20:A06 Defense Daily Oklahoman appropriations 73-4-8:A10 bill•conference report 72-10-8:601 Daimler-Benz Corporation general 70-12-27:A07 70-11-29:805, B06 legislation 70-9-20:003 Dairy industry budget 69-5-25(2):613; 73-3-4:C03; as political lobby 71-3-21 :A05 73-3-11:A08 general 71 -3-21 :A05, AI 3 budget cuts 72-7-23:A10 Daley, Richard Chinese 69-3-9:604; 69-3-23:A04 diplomatic relations with 71 -5-9:A09 Distinguished Service Medal 70-7-5:003 Dallas, Texas expenditures chart, Soviet-U.S. 73-9-30:A06 72-10-9:B03 expenditures chart, U.S. 73-9-30:A06 D'Arcy, Jack general 71-10-24:A06 departure of 74-3-24:003 military 69-4-20:004 Darlington cases national 69-1-21:A09; 69-3-2:605; 69-3-9:A07, 69-10-12:A04 604; 69-3-23:A04, A08; 69-4-6:E10; Daughters of the American Revolution, 69-4-27:601; 69-5-18:A03; 70-4-26:A09; National Society 70-12-13:001 ; 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -8-22:A03; 74-3-10:A06 71 -11-21 :A08; 72-7-16:805; 72-7-23:A10; David, Edward 72-8-6:A13,604; 72-9-17:801 ; 73-2-18:A03; swearing-in ceremony 70-9-13(1 ):B06 73-6-3:605; 73-9-2:613; 73-9-30:A06 Davis, Sammy, Jr. Soviet 69-3-9:804; 69-3-23:A04; 70-4-26:A09 childhood 73-2-25:B07 73-9-30:A06 dinner entertainment 73-2-25:608 spending 69-8-3:A03; 73-3-18:A04 general 71-6-27:B08 spending•national 70-11-15:802 Davis-Bacon Act spending•strategic forces 71 -10-24:A06 71 -1 -10:B03; 71-1-17:A03; 71 -2-21 :A04; Defense Production Act 71-3-21 :B06; 71-6-27:612; 74-7-7:A03 70-7-5:A03 Davis College de Gaulle, Charles 72-9-17: A04 general 69-3-2: 805, 811 ; 70-3-1 :A05 Day care programs memorial service 70-11-8:A06 69-8-3:A03, A11 De jure segregation Daylight Savings Time Bill see School, desegregation 73-12-9:607 Delta Airlines Death penalty hijacking 74-2-17:805 72-6-25:608 Demarco, Frank Debt ceiling 1971 federal income tax return 72-4-9:C01 bill 72-6-18:A03; 72-6-25:A07 Democratic Caucus crisis 72-6-25:A07 end-the-war resolution 73-1 -1 :A03 general 69-3-16:A06 Democratic National Committee 72-3-26 :A08

233 Subject Index

Democratic National Convention budget 69-2-2:A03 general 72-7-2:A03; 72-7-16:A03, A04, B05; general 69-2-16:A03; 69-5-11 :D01 72-2-4:A08 Grants and Aid Program 69-2-2:A11 security problems 72-6-25:808 secretary of 70-6-21 :C08 Democratic party Department of Housing and Urban Affairs administration relations with 69-10-19:A03 reorganization 73-1-1:A08 budget policy 70-6-7:604 Department of Housing and Urban economic policy 70-6-7:B04 Development general 70-12-6:604; 72-3-5:607 appointments to 73-9-9:A13 Democrats budgetary concerns 70-8-23 :A11 congressional relations 69-10-26:A03 general 69-2-16:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):F12 Southern•coalition with Republican Veterans appropriations bill 71-8-8:A09 leadership 71-5-2:601 Department of Human Resources Demonstrations 70-11-15:E01 antiwar 71 -5-2:C07; 71-11 -7:A06 Department of Justice general 71-6-13:605; 71-11-7:A06 Antitrust Division 72-2-13:A09 lawful 71-5-2:C07 appropriations bill 71-8-8:A09; 72-10-8:601 police control of 71-5-2:C07 budget 69-3-16:604 unlawful 71-5-2:C07 Civil Rights Division 72-2-13:A09 see also Riots and demonstrations criminal division 69-3-16:604 DeMuth, Chris general 72-2-13:A09 departure of 70-7-19:D13 personnel problems 71-10-31 :A03 Denmark Department of Labor ambassador to 74-5-5:A03 appropriations 70-11-15:613 Dentistry appropriations bill•with Department of Health, foreign 72-10-15:A05 Education and Welfare 71-8-8:A09 general 72-10-15:A05 appropriations bill•with Department of Health, Dentón, Jeremiah Education and Welfare: report 72-10-8:601 73-3-4:601 assistance to unemployed scientists and Department of Agriculture engineers 71-3-28:A06 appropriations bills 71-8-8:A09 general 73-12-16:A04 general 74-2-10:A03 Department of Natural Resources secretary of 71 -10-24:A11 ; 71 -11 -7:A14, 602 reorganization of 73-1-1 :A08 Department of Commerce Department of Productivity, Employment and appropriations bill 71-8-8:A09 Growth secretary of 72-2-27:A03 70-11-15:E01 staff 69-2-16:611 Department of State survey 71 -4-11:A08 appropriations bill•with Department of Department of Community Development Justice: report 72-10-8:601 general 70-11-15:E01, E07; 71 -10-31 :A08 appropriations bill•with Department of reorganization of 73-1 -1 :A08 Justice, Department of Commerce Department of Defense 71-8-8:A09 civilian personnel cuts 72-1 -2:A03 Department of the Interior Office of Economic Adjustment 71-3-28:A06 appropriations bills 71-8-8:A09 replacement of personnel 74-3-24:C02 concerns of 71-4-25:A14 secretary of 73-7-1 :A03 secretary of 69-2-9:A05; 71-1-24:E04 Department of Economic Growth and Department of the Treasury Productivity general 69-2-16:613 70-11-15:E07 secretary of•staff 71-5-16:A11 Department of Energy and Natural Resources Department of Transportation 73-9-2:A05 appropriations bills 71-8-8:A09 Department of Health, Education and Welfare general 70-3-1 :C04; 71 -4-18:C01 ; 74-2-10:A06 appropriations 70-11-15:613 reorganization of 73-1 -1 :A08 appropriations bills 71-8-8:A09; 72-10-8:601

234 Subject Index

Departments Diplomatic relations reorganization of 73-1 -1 :A08 see names of individual countries Departments, federal Dirksen, Everett control of 70-12-13:803 69-3-16:A06; 72-8-13:A07; 73-6-10:A12 reorganization of 71-10-31 :A08 Disabled American Veterans see also names of specific departments 70-8-16:813; 72-9-17:A03 Departure calls Disaster assistance programs Alexander, Lamar 70-8-9 (2):A07 74-5-19:A03 Braman, J. D. 70-9-13(1 ):B04 Disaster Relief Act Amendments of 1974 Budge, Hamer 70-11-15:006 74-5-19 :A03 Campbell, Cathy S. 70-9-6:B11 Disaster Relief Act of 1970 D'Arcy, Jack 74-3-24:003 74-5-19:A03 DeMuth, Chris 70-7-19:013 Discrimination, against U.S. Farmer, James E. 70-12-6:A06 73-7-22:A04 Finn, Chester E., Jr. 70-12-20:A06 Diseases Hofgren, Daniel W. 70-10-11:013 children's 71 -9-12:801 Holmes, Admiral E. P. 70-9-6:B11 heart 73-2-25:A08 Huebner, Lee 74-1-20:A08 infectious 71-9-12:B01 Jones, Roger 71-4-11:011, E01 sexually transmitted 71-9-12:B01, C06 McCann, Kevin 70-9-6:B11 Disraeli, Benjamin Mitchell, Gilbert H., Jr. 70-11 -22:003 70-7-12:C07; 71-2-7:808 Nickle, Andrew 70-8-9 (2):A09 Distinguished Service Medal Sloan, Hugh71-2-7:A11 72-1-30:A06;72-6-25:A03 Vaky, Peter 70-11-22:003 District of Columbia Ware, Thaddeus V. 70-9-13(1 ):A14 affairs 71-10-10:A04 White House summer interns 70-8-16:E14 anti-war demonstrations 71-5-2:C07 Williams, John J. 70-12-27:A12 baseball team in 71-10-10:A04 see also Nixon, Richard M., departure calls Christmas activities 70-12-13:A12 Desalinization convention center-sports arena plans general 71-2-21 :A11 ; 71-4-11 :C03; 71 -5-9:A04 71-10-10:A04 plants•prototype 71-5-9:A04 crime 69-10-12:A04; 70-5-17:C05; Desecration of the flag 70-12-20:A12;71-10-10:A04 70-9-6:C03 crime•reduction in 72-4-16:A08 Desegregation Crime Bill 69-11-30:A03; 70-8-16:813 see School demonstrations in 70-5-17:C02 Desertion of family development 69-7-13:A07 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-3-23:B08 drug statistics 71 -10-10:A04 DeSimone, Herb general 69-1-26:A03; 70-3-1 :A05 campaign of 72-4-23:A05 government affairs 69-4-20:003 de Souza, Wilfrid retail sales 71-10-10:A04 presentation of diplomatic credentials to surburban areas•and inner city 69-4-20:002 70-9-20:A10 tourism 70-5-17:C05 Detente transportation in 69-5-18:A06 70-10-25:A03;73-9-2:B13 Dividends Deutsche Bundesbank 71-10-3:A03, A10 71-5-2:A09 Djakarta Conference Deutsche mark 70-6-7:811 parity exchange rate 71-5-2:A09 Documentation Dinner, stag of meetings 69-4-6:013 72-7-16:A03 undocumented meetings, 1/22/69-3/24/69 Diplomatic credentials 69-4-6:013 general 70-7-19:A05 Dole, Robert presentation of 70-9-20:A10 72-7-16:814 Diplomatic plates Domenici, Peter regulations regarding 70-11-15:606 campaign endorsement of 70-9-20:010

235 Subject Index

Domestic Affairs Council 810; 71 -7-11 :A07; 71 -9-5:A03; 71 -9-19:A12; 70-7-19:B05 72-1 -30:C04;72-4-2:A06; 73-3-18:A09; Domestic Council 73-11-25:A03 general 72-8-6:B04; 70-11-8:A03; 71-4-4:A13; media campaigns 73-3-18:A09 71-9-26:A09;73-12-16:A03 music industry 70-10-11:813 organization of 70-5-17:A03 physical effects of 71 -6-6:801 publicity for 71 -1-10:B04 prevention reorganization of 73-1-1 :A08 general 70-3-8:A07; 71-6-13:809; Subcommittee on National Growth Policy and 71 -6-27:808; 71 -7-11 :A07; 72-3-19:A05; Rural Development 71-2-28:A03 72-3-26:602; 72-10-15:A03; 73-9-9:A04; Domestic policy 73-11-25:A03 73-6-3:A05; 73-9-2:A03 Kiwanis concern with 72-3-12:A10 Domestic spending media assistance 70-10-11 :B13 73-3-18:A04 medical contributions to 71-6-6:601 Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973 programs 70-3-8:A07; 70-5-17:C05; 73-9-30:A04 72-7-23 :A03 Dominican Republic reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 general 71-6-13:804; 72-3-26:609 rehabilitation 71-6-13:609 government of 71 -5-23:A11 statistics 70-10-11:813 Douglas, William treatment programs 73-11-25:A03 71-11-14:601 youth involvement 70-10-11 :B13 Douglas Committee see also Alcohol rehabilitation; Heroin; findings of 70-5-3:A11 Marijuana Downey, California Drugs centennial 73-9-30:A03 arrests 72-7-23:A03; 72-9-3:A07 Draft control 71-5-9:A09 abolishment of 70-2-15:610; 70-11-22:E09; control•legislation 70-12-13:B07 73-3-4:A03; 73-6-3:601, 605, 606 enforcement amnesty 72-8-6:A13; 72-9-10:A04 departmental jurisdiction 71 -10-3:A12 bill 69-8-31 :A03 general 71 -5-16:A04; 71-6-13:810; boards•to employ handicapped citizens 71-9-19:A12;71-11-7:A06;71-12-5:A07; 72-9-24:004 72-1-23:A12; 72-1-30:C04; 72-2-6:A03; college enrollment issue 69-5-11 :A03 73-3-11:A03; 73-9-9:A04; 73-11 -25:A03 general 70-8-23:A11 ; 71 -4-11 :D06 international 70-12-13:A11 random selection system 70-11-22:614, E09 industry 71-4-11 :A08 reactions to 70-11-22:814 legislation 69-7-6:A03; 70-3-8:A07; reform 69-5-11 :A03; 69-9-21 :A07; 70-2-15:610; 70-10-25:803; 72-9-3:A07; 73-3-11 :A08; 71-11-7:A06 73-9-2:A05 reform legislation 70-12-13:607 prescription•Medicare coverage of Droughts 71-2-7:614,008 general 71-4-18:A10 prevention 72-9-3:A07 relief funds 71-5-16:A07 rehabilitation 71 -5-9:A09; 71 -6-13:610; Drucker, Peter 71-9-12:C06 article 69-5-11 :E02 rehabilitation programs 73-9-9:A04 Drug abuse smuggling 72-4-2:A06; 73-3-11 :A10; advertising campaign 70-3-8:A07 73-11-25:A03 black athletes as ambassadors against smuggling•enforcement 72-4-2:A06 72-10-15:A04 statistics 71-10-10:A04 Drug Abuse Law Enforcement 72-9-3: A07 trafficking educational programs 70-8-9 (2):A14 general 71-9-19:A12; 72-1-23:A12; enforcement 71-9-5:A03 73-9-9:A04 general 70-7-19:G11 ; 70-10-25:803; laws against 70-10-25:603 70-11 -15:609; 70-12-20:A08; 71 -2-21 :A07; Suppression Program 72-1-23:A12 71-5-16:A04; 71-5-23:A09,A10; 71-6-13:609,

236 Subject Index

Du Bridge, Lee A. 70-9-13(1 ):B11; 70-10-11:803; 70-11-15:E10; 69-2-9:A05; 69-4-13:A12; 70-3-1 :C04 70-11-22:E13; 70-12-13:C09; 71-1-3:A03; Dulles, John Foster 71-2-14^08, A13; 71-5-9:807; 71-6-6:A06; 70-8-23:A06 71-6-27:A03; 71-9-5:A12; 71-9-12:A03, Dunlop, John A09, 814, C03; 71-10-3:A03; 71-10-10:A08; swearing-in of 73-2-4:803 71-11-28:A04;71-12-12:A03;72-10-8:A03; Dunn, Winfield 73-3-4:F12 campaign of 70-8-9 (2):A07 international 71-1-3:A03; 71-4-4:A13; Eagleton, Thomas 71-5-2:A11 72-7-16:A04; 72-7-23:A08 International Economic Policy Committee Earthquakes 71-1-3:A03 71 -2-7:C05 Swedish businessmen's support71-9-5:A09 Earth Resources Satellite U.S.•concern of Europe over 69-4-27:A04 70-10-25:A13 see also New Economic Policy Eastern European-Americans Economic power administration relations with 70-7-12:802 U.S. acquisition of 71-6-27:A07 Eastland, James Economic programs campaign of 72-10-8:A10 general 70-11-15:E07; 73-1-1:A08 East-West Center Phase One and Two 72-7-16:805 71-5-23:A11 Economic report East-West Trade Center general 70-10-11 :B03; 74-1 -20:A04, A13; 69-10-19:A05 74-1-27:A03 Eberle, William signing ceremony 73-1-29:A03 appointment of 71-7-25:A11 Economics Echeverría, Luis agricultural 73-7-22:A03 arrival ceremony for 70-11-8:A11 Economic situation Economic Adjustment Act 71 -1 -17:A10; 71 -5-16:A14; 72-6-25:A07 74-3-24:C04 Economic stabilization Economic Assistance Act 71-8-29:A03 74-3-24:C04 Economic Stabilization Act Economic competition 71-10-3:A03; 72-3-5:809; 73-1-1:A08; foreign 71-7-18:A11 73-6-10:A05; 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-12-2:011 ; general 71-6-27:A05, A07 74-3-10:A03 Economic cooperation Economic stabilization program U.S.-Soviet agreement on 73-6-17:A03; general 71-9-5:A05; 72-3-19:A07; 72-9-24:008; 74-7-7:A08 72-10-8:007; 73-2-4:A03; 73-4-29:A05; Economic Development Administration 74-4-21 :A03 70-7-19:G01 ; 70-11 -15:E01 ; 71 -6-20:A03; health guidelines of 72-1-9:A04 74-3-24:004 Economic statistics Economic Development Programs 70-9-13(1 ):B11 ; 70-11 -15:E11 ; 71 -3-21 :B06; county 70-11-22:A03 72-10-8:A03 general 70-7-12:809 Economic strategy Economic issues general 72-9-3:A03; 73-2-4:A03 business response to 71-4-4:803 prenotification 73-4-15:A07 general 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 71 -10-3:A03 Economic Tax Bill Economic policy 71-10-24 :A03 congressional role in 71-6-6:A08 Economy development policy 70-7-19: G01 comparison of present with '60s 71-8-8:A11 foreign 70-8-23:A06; 71-5-9:803 conference in Oregon 70-6-14:011 foreign•organization of 70-8-9(1 ):C14 consumer spending 70-11-15:011 FY70 69-11-9:805 effect of energy shortage 73-12-2:011 general 69-1-21 :A12; 69-3-2:811 ; 69-3-16:801 ; effect on campaigns 70-8-16:F04 69-5-11 :D02; 69-9-14:A06; 69-11 -9:805; FY1970 70-5-17:A03 70-2-15:A07; 70-5-17:A03; 70-9-6:C09;

237 Subject Index

Economy cont. general 69-5-11 :A09; 69-7-6:B02; 70-3-1 :A05; general 69-1 -21 :A12;69-2-9:B11; 69-2-16:B13; 71 -9-26:A09; 71 -11 -21 ^03, A06; 69-4-6:E04; 69-12-14:A03; 70-3-15:A03; 71 -12-5:A11 ; 72-1 -9:A10; 72-10-8:B10 70-4-12:A05; 70-4-26:A07; 70-5-24:A05; grants 70-4-19:A04; 73-9-23:A09 70-6-7:B04; 70-6-21 :C01 ; 70-7-5:A03; higher 70-9-20:008 70-7-12:B14; 70-7-19:B05, E06; 70-8-16:F02; improvements in 71-9-26:A09 70-8-23:A03; 70-9-13(1 ):B11 ; 70-10-18:A03; inner city 71-5-2:A03 70-11-15:011; 70-11-22:E13; 70-12-6:B10; international 70-4-19:A04 70-12-13:C09; 70-12-20:A12, E06; issues 71-9-26:A09 71-1-10:A03,B03;71-1-17:A03;71-2-14:A08; law enforcement 70-8-2(1 ):A03 71-4-18:A05; 71-6-6:A06; 71-6-13:A04; legislation 70-7-5:C14; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 71-6-27:A03, A05; 71-7-18:A03, A06; 70-12-13:607; 72-3-26:A08; 72-6-18:A03; 71 -8-8:A10; 71 -8-15:A03; 71 -9-12:A03, A11 ; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-9-23:A07 71 -11 -14:A14; 72-3-26:A08; 72-6-18:A03, legislation•Emergency School Aid Act of A06; 72-7-2:A03; 72-8-6:A07; 72-10-8:007; 1970 70-8-9(1 ):F02 72-12-3:A08; 73-2-25:B02; 73-3-11 :A14; legislation tax 72-4-16:A09 73-4-15:A07; 73-4-29:A05; 73-6-10:A04, low income class 71-9-26:A09 A05; 73-7-8:B04; 73-12-9:A04, B01 ; message 74-1-20:B08 74-1-20:A04, A11; 74-1-27:A03; for minorities 69-5-11:001; 70-2-15:A07; 74-2-24:B01 ; 74-3-10:A03; 74-4-21 :A03; 70-3-1 :A05; 70-7-12:B09 74-6-16:A03; 74-6-23:A03; 74-7-7:A03, nonpublic 72-6-18:A10 A08; 74-7-14:A03 nonpublic•federal assistance 72-4-16:A09 growth of 69-1 -21 :A12; 70-8-23:A11 nonpublic•tax credits proposal 72-6-18:A10 international parochial 70-3-1 :A05; 70-3-15:A08; effect on steel industry 71-7-4:A03 70-8-16:A03; 71 -1 -17:B04; 71 -5-2:A03 general 71-6-27:A05 parochial•federal assistance 71-11-14:A07; U.S. position in 71-6-27:A07 72-1-2:A10;72-3-5:A03 U.S. rolein71-7-18:A11 parochial•tax credit proposal 72-11-26:A03 public opinion of 74-2-17:B08 pluralism in 70-8-23:A09 public statements on 71 -5-16:A11 private relating to campaign strategy 74-3-24:A06 budgetary concerns 72-1-16:A03; Soviet 70-4-12:A05 72-1-9:A10 stabilization of 69-3-23:B01 federal assistance 72-3-5:A08 U.S.•development of 71-6-6:A08 general 70-2-15:B04; 70-3-1 :A05; U.S.•role of 71-6-6:A08 70-3-15:A08; 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 71-5-2:A03 world•U.S. effect on 69-3-2:B11 tax credit proposal 72-11-26:A03 Education tax credits 72-12-10:A11 American-Indians 70-7-5:B13 programs appropriations bill 70-8-16:E05 for blacks 70-8-2(1 ):C03 assistance, southern states 70-8-9 (2):D02, D07 general 70-3-1 :A05; 70-4-19:A04; bilingual 70-11-15:E14; 71-5-2:A03; 72-3-5:A03 72-3-26:A04; 73-9-23:A09; 73-9-30:C01 bill 70-4-5:A04; 74-3-3:A03; 74-3-24:C04 minority 69-4-13:A12; 70-3-1 :B10 black colleges70-5-17:C02 for youth 69-5-25(1 ):A03 blacks 69-2-9:B12; 70-5-24:A06 public 70-7-19:E01; 70-8-9(1 ):F02; budgetary concerns 69-2-2:A03; 69-2-16:A03; 70-8-9(2):C05, 002; 70-8-16:C14; 71-9-26:A09;73-9-2:A05 public•budgetary concerns 72-1-9:A10 Catholic 70-2-15:B04; 72-6-18:A10; 73-2-25 :A03 public•tax credits 72-12-10:A11 Chinese•similarity to American 72-3-12:A04 reform 71 -2-7:C03 colleges and universities 69-2-9:B12; reform legislation 70-9-6:C14 70-4-19:A04; 70-6-21 :A03 research 70-3-15:A08 early childhood 72-3-5:A08 revenue sharing for 71 -2-7:B14, C03 equal opportunity 70-2-8:A10; 72-2-13:A03 Revenue Sharing Special 71-9-26:A09 federal aid 70-4-19:A04;71-5-2:A03; rural 71-5-2:A03 71-11-14:A07;73-9-30:C01 statistics 70-3-1 :A05 teaching awards 70-5-17:B12

238 Subject Index

urban 70-5-17:A12; 72-1-9:A10 Ellington, (Buford?) value of 72-3-12:A04 69-2-2:A09 vocational 70-7-5:C14 Embassies, foreign see also Head Start; various headings under 72-4-9:A08 School Emergency Action Group Egypt 73-12-16:A12 diplomatic relations 74-3-3:A04 Emergency Energy Act U. S. negotiations with 74-5-5:A05 74-3-3:A04 Ehrlichman, John D. Emergency Energy Bill general 72-1 -9:A09 74-2-17:A09; 74-2-24:601 involvement in Watergate 73-4-22:A03 Emergency Home Finance Act Eighth Armored Division Association 70-8-2(1 ):F06; 70-12-13:607 Contribution to Peace award Emergency Home Financing Act of 1970 73-5-27:A03 70-7-19:F09 Eisenhower, Dwight D. Emergency Labor Disputes Distinguished Service Award, Veterans of 70-7-5:611 Foreign Wars 70-8-2(1 ):F13 Emergency Medical Services Act general 70-11-8:A14; 70-11-29:603 73-9-2:613 silver dollar, first strike 71 -7-25:A06 Emergency School Aid Act of 1970 stamp of 70-8-2(1 ):C12 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-9(1 ):F02; 70-8-9(2):C05 Eisenhower, Julie Emergency School Aid Bill security for 74-2-17:607 72-3-26:A08 Eisenhower, Mamie Emergency School Assistance Bill birthday dinner 71-9-26:A03 71-9-26:A09 Election Day Emergency School Assistance Program 72-11 -5:A05 70-8-2(1 ):C14; 70-8-9(1 ):F02; 70-8-9(2):C05; Election Reform Commission Bill 71-5-2:A03 73-7-22:A05 Employment Elections Africa 69-3-23:A11 congressional 70-11-1 :A08; 73-3-25:A03; for blacks 69-2-9:A11 74-2-3:A09 blue collar 70-8-16:A03 free71-9-12:A08 budgetary balance 71 -11-21 :A06 issues•economy 73-12-9:A04 depressed areas 69-1-26:A03 1970 71-11-7:A06 disability insurance 70-8-16:A03 1970 congressional•predictions 70-11 -1 :A08 discrimination 1974 fall•Republican success in 74-4-21 :A08 against blacks 69-2-2:601 results 70-11-1:A03 minorities 69-6-8:A08; 69-7-6:A03 see also Candidates of women 69-7-6:A06 Electoral college effect of automobile industry on 74-2-10:A06 general 69-3-2: 605 effect of economy on 74-3-10:A03; reform 74-4-21 :A03 direct election 69-4-13:607 effect of inflation on 69-3-2:611 ; 69-11 -9:605; District plan 69-4-13:607 70-4-12 :A05 general 70-9-6:C14, D08 equal opportunity 73-12-2:E03 proportional approach 69-4-13:607 equal opportunity•federal 69-4-13:A12 Electronics Research Center federal•Massachusetts minority groups 70-3-1 :C04;70-3-22:A10 70-6-7:A03 Elementary and Secondary Assistance Act Full Employment Revenues 70-12-20:E06 73-9-23 :A09 general 69-2-2:A09; 69-2-9:A11; 69-3-9:A12; Elk Hills 69-6-8:A08; 72-4-9:A08; 72-6-18:A03; oil 70-6-7:610 73-12-16:A13; 74-3-31 :A09 Petroleum Reserve 71-4-25:601 government-sponsored 69-5-11 :A09 Eilender, Allen handicapped citizens 71-4-11 :D11 70-10-4:A04;72-8-6:A03 Hispanics for 69-2-9:A11 insurance 70-8-9(1 ):A03

239 Subject Index

Employment cont. A07; 74-2-10:A06; 74-2-17:A09; legislation•Employment Securities 74-2-24:A11, AI 3, 801; 74-3-3:A04; Amendments of 1970 70-8-9(1 ):A03 74-3-10:A03; 74-3-24:A12; 74-5-26:A03 manpower programs 70-3-22:A03 home heating problems 73-9-16:A04 migrant 70-8-16:C05 relating to campaign strategy 74-3-24:A06 minority 69-3-2:B11; 69-4-13:A12; 69-5-11 :A09; statistics, effect on budget 73-12-2:A06 69-6-1 :A03; 69-7-6:A03; 70-6-14:C05 Emergency Action Group 73-12-2:011 opportunities general 72-4-9:A08 general 70-11-1:A09 legislation 73-6-24:802; 73-12-9:A11, 808; Michigan 70-8-16:C05 74-3-24:611 minority 70-11-1 :A09 nuclear 74-1-20:A11 veterans 70-11-22:C12 organization 74-1-20:A13 personnel reduction 72-6-25:A07 policy 73-2-4:607; 73-7-8:804; 74-2-17:808 programs policy office 73-7-8:804 county 70-11 -22:A03 policy task force 70-12-6:810 general 69-10-19: A09; 70-11 -1 :A09 prices 73-7-8:604 for handicapped citizens 72-9-24:D04 projections 73-3-25:604 youth•Michigan 70-8-16:C05 research 73-11-25:A13; 74-3-24:C04 public 73-9-2:A05 research•budget 73-12-2:A04 quotas•White House 72-9-24:606 research•U.S.-Soviet agreement on quota system 74-5-5:A05 73-6-17:A03; 74-7-7:A08 revenues 70-12-20:A12 shortages 73-9-30:A06; 73-11 -4:A12 rural areas 69-11-9:A07 sources Security Amendments of 1970 70-8-9(1 ):A03 administration policy 69-2-2:A08 statistics 73-9-2:A05; 73-12-2:011 alternative 71-4-11:C03 student 70-7-5:008 general 69-2-2:A08; 71-2-21:A03 training programs 69-8-3:612, 814 pollution free 71-4-11:C03 unemployment insurance 73-4-8:A12 supply and demand 73-12-9:608 unemployment rate 74-6-23:A03 taxation 74-5-19:A07 veteran 73-2-18:606 tax credits 73-9-9:A10 veterans•Vietnam 71 -4-11 :A03 Engineers wages 74-2-24:A11 reemployment of 71-3-28:A04, A06 welfare incentives 69-8-3:A03, A11 ; Environment 70-2-15:A07 committee 69-3-9:A07 West Coast 72-1-2:A14 federal programs for 69-4-13:A12 women 73-12-16:A11 general 72-4-9:A08 for women 69-8-3:A11; 70-7-5:C07; 71-8-1 :A13 Environmental control of women•effect on children 69-4-20:A03 county regulated 70-11-22:A03 women•government positions for Environmental Council 69-7-6:A06, A07 69-5-25(2):C07 work incentives 69-4-20:A03 Environmental issues youth 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 72-3-5:805 effects of the SST system 71-3-21 :A03 see also Jobs; Unemployment energy crisis•clean fuel shortage 73-9-16:A04 Energy environmental action 70-4-5:A11 bill74-3-24:C02 equal media time related to Fairness Doctrine conservation 73-12-2:A06, 011 ; 73-12-9:A11 ; 71-3-7:C14 74-2-17:603 general 69-2-2:A12, A14; 69-2-9:A05; conservation•television advertising 73-9-30:A06 69-3-2:811 ; 69-8-24:010; 69-11 -9:A07; conservation program 73-11-4:A03, A12 70-2-22:A06; 70-6-7:810; 70-7-19:E10; crisis 70-8-9(1 ):A11 ; 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-9-13(2):A07; general 73-2-11 :A12; 73-6-3:806; 70-10-4:A05; 70-11 -1 :B06; 71 -3-7:014; 73-6-24:802; 73-9-16:A04; 73-11 -11 :A03; 71 -4-11 :A08; 71 -4-25:801 ; 71 -10-24:A10; 73-11 -25:A06, AI 3; 73-12-2:A06, 011 ; 72-6-25:A11 ; 72-9-10:801 ; 73-2-11 :A12; 73-12-9:A11, 801,803, 808; 73-7-22:803; 73-9-23:A04;73-11 -4:A03; 73-12-16:A03, A12, A13; 74-1-20:A04, 74-2-24:A13; 74-3-24:004

240 Subject Index

national clean-up week 71 -11-21 :A06 Ethnic groups pollution 69-8-24:C10; 69-11-16:A04; in Republican party 74-2-17:A04 70-2-1^10, B01 ; 70-4-5:A09; 70-6-7:B04; in U.S. 74-2-17:A04 70-7-12:A03 Ethnic Leaders' Reception pollution•in parks 69-10-19:A07 74-2-17:A04 protests 70-2-22:A06 Europe youth involvement in 70-2-22:A03 agricultural policy of 69-9-14:A06 Environmental legislation American troops in 70-8-23:A09 70-9-6:C14; 70-12-13:B07; 71-1-17:606; economic competition with 71-6-27:A05 71 -1 -24:A10, B01 ; 71 -11 -7:A06; 72-6-18:A03; Japanese trade relations with 71 -11 -14:A09 73-9-2:A05 monetary disturbances 71-5-2:A09 Environmental Merit Awards presidential trip 70-9-13(1 ):B11 71-10-24 :A10 trade negotiations with U.S. 69-4-27:A04 Environmental programs U.S. troops in 70-12-20:002 74-2-24:A11 U.S. troops in•unilateral reduction of Environmental protection 70-7-5:C13 70-11-1:B06 European Communities Environmental Protection Agency 69-4-27:A04 administrator of 72-12-17:A04 European Community Commission general 70-9-20:D03; 70-11 -1 :B06; 73-2-11:A14 73-7-22:A05; 74-7-7:A03 European Economic Community Environmental quality general 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -4-11 :A08 Kiwanis concern with 72-3-12:A10 Great Britain's negotiations with 71-1-3:A13 Environmental Quality Council European Free Trade Association 69-9-14:A04; 69-11 -9:A07; 70-2-1 :B01 ; 69-4-27:A04; 70-7-19:C13; 73-2-11 :A14 70-9-13(2):A06 European market Environmental warfare 73-2-18 :A03 U.S.-Soviet joint statement on 74-7-7:A08 see also Common Market U.S.-Soviet treaty on 73-6-17:A03 European Mission Environment Section, 1973 State of the Union accomplishments of 69-4-27:A04 73-2-11:A12 European troops Equal Education Opportunities Act 70-10-11 :A05 72-3-5:A03 Evans, Melvin Equal Education Opportunities Bill election of 70-12-6:A05 72-10-8:B10 Exchange rates Equal Employment Opportunity Commission international 71-10-24:A09 69-4-27:B09; 70-3-1 :B10; 73-12-2:E03; value of U.S. dollar 71-12-12:A03 74-1-20:A06 Executive Manpower Equal Employment Opportunity In the Federal 70-2-22:A14 Government, Executive Order 11478 Executive Office 70-3-8:A04 duties of 70-12-13:C12; 73-2-25:A04 Erickson, John Executive Order 11246 campaign endorsement of 70-9-20:010 69-5-11:A09 Establish the American Revolution Executive Order 11478 Bicentennial Administration bill 70-3-8:A04 73-12-9:A05 Executive privilege Estate taxes 73-1-1:A08 see Taxes Executive Protective Service Ethiopia 70-6-14:E12; 74-2-17:B05 diplomatic relations with 71-6-13:A14 Executive recruiting Ethnic Americans White House 71-5-23:A06 71-1-17:B04 Executive reorganization Ethnic communities general 70-11-15:E07; 73-1 -1 :A03 relations with black communities 70-8-16:A03 plan 70-5-17:A03 white 70-8-16:A03 see also Government reorganization

241 Subject Index

Explosives legislation Family Assistance Program 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-20:801 ; 70-12-13:B07 69-10-19:A07; 70-2-15:A07; 70-7-12:609; Expo '74 74-2-17:A06 74-4-28 :A04 rural response 69-11-9:A07 Export Control Bill see also Family Security Plan 69-6-22:A04 Family Health Insurance Plan Export Council 70-11-8:A03 President's 73-10-7:A03 Family Security Plan Export-Import Bank budget proposal 69-8-3:A11 assistance for film exports 71 -4-4:A03 general 69-8-3:A11 FY 70 report 70-9-13(1 ):A14 new slogan planning 69-10-19:A07 general 70-7-12:A04; 71-4-11 :A08; Family Security System 71-12-5:A10;73-10-14:A03 69-4-20:A03, CI 3; 69-5-25(1 ):A03; publications of 71-5-30:605 69-8-3:A03, B12 staffing of Board of Directors 69-6-29:A09 Fannin, Paul Exports campaign endorsement of 70-9-13(1 ):A12 agricultural 69-3-2:B11; 70-7-5:E06; Far East 71-9-12:B12;74-2-10:A03;74-3-24:A08 textiles from 69-4-27:A04 agricultural•to Europe 69-4-27:A04 see also name of individual country controls 73-6-10:A05; 74-2-17:B08; Farm 74-3-24:A08 bill 70-5-24:A06; 70-7-19:E05; 70-8-9(1):C08; expansion 73-10-7:A03 70-10-4:A04; 70-11 -15:B13; 73-7-22:A05 expansion•President's Interagency bureau 70-2-1 :A07 Committee on 73-10-7:A03 coalition 70-7-5:E06 Export-Import Bank financing of69-6-29:A09 Family of the Year 72-6-18:B08 general 70-7-12:A04; 71-4-11 :A08; income statistics 74-3-24:A12 71 -11 -7:A14;71 -11 -14:A09; 72-9-24:801 ; legislation 69-5-25(2):B06; 70-2-1 :A06; 73-2-18:A03;73-10-14:A03; 74-1-20:A04; 70-2-1 :A07; 70-3-8:A03; 70-7-5:008; 74-3-24:A12 70-7-5:E06; 70-7-19:G01 ; 73-2-11 :A12; policy 73-2-4:B07 73-7-8:B04 U.S.•to Communist countries 71-4-4:A13 legislations. 1139 72-7-23:006 Fairness Doctrine policy•world food production 69-5-25(2):B06 71-3-7:C14 programs 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-9-14:A06; Fair Trade Acts 69-10-12:C14; 69-11 -9:A07; 70-2-1 :A07; 69-5-11:D02 70-7-19:G01 Families situation, relating to campaign strategy programs•Mormon 70-7-19:G11 74-3-24:A06 security of 69-8-3:A11 support 72-6-25 :A07 statistics on 69-8-24:A03 Farmer, James E. Family Assistance Plan departure of 70-12-6:A06 general 70-5-10:A07; 70-7-12:B05; Farmer's Home Administration 70-8-9(1 ):A12;70-8-16:A03;70-8-30:A10, Farm Family of the Year 73-7-8:B03 B02; 70-9-6:C14; 70-9-13(1 ):F10; general 71-10-31 :A08 70-10-11 :A03; 70-11 -1 :B02; 70-11 -15:C07, Farming E01 ; 70-12-6:B01, B06; 70-12-13:B07; areas 71-3-7:C04 70-12-20:A10, D13, D14; 70-12-27:A07; general 70-7-5:E06; 72-6-18:B08; 74-3-24:A11, 71-10-24:A03 AI 2 governors' support 70-12-6:B01 youth involvement in 70-3-1 :A03 pilot program 70-8-30:A10 Farms Senate vote 70-12-20:002 restriction of support payments 69-5-25(2):B06 senior citizens' national income floor Federal Aid Highway Act of 1973 71 -3-7:C09 signing ceremony 74-8-12:A03 Federal Aid Highway Bill 70-11-15:613

242 Subject Index

Federal assistance for the disabled 69-4-20:A03 for the elderly 69-4-20:A03 environment 69-4-13:A12 grants 69-11-2:A05 farms 69-11-9:A07 Federal Bureau of Investigation food stamps 69-4-20:A03; 69-5-11 :A09; acting director72-4-30:A05 69-8-3:B12; 69-8-24:A03; 70-2-1 :A07 agent increase 70-9-20:003 housing 69-11-9:A07 general 69-3-16:B04; 71-1-31 :A11 ; minorities 69-4-13:A12 71-5-23:A03;73-7-8:A03 planning of 70-8-9(1 ):F12 intelligence files 74-2-24:A09 for the poor 69-4-13:A12; 69-5-11 :A09 Federal City Bicentennial Development rural areas 69-11-9:A07 Corporation school lunches 69-5-11 :A09 70-9-6:A14 for women 69-4-20:A03 Federal Communications Commission Federal property 71-3-7:C14; 71-4-4:A03, B07; 71-9-26:A04 destruction of 70-3-15:A03 Federal Council for Science and Technology real property program 70-7-12:001 69-1-21:A09 Federal Property Council Federal Elections Commission 73-8-5:A04 74-3-3:A04 Federal Reserve Federal employees general 70-3-15:A03; 70-11-15:E10; equal opportunity 69-4-13:A12 73-4-15:A06 health benefits 70-7-5:A03 system 70-1-25:A05 union 70-11-22:001 Federal Reserve Banks Federal Energy Administration 70-9-13(1):B11 73-12-2:A06 Federal Reserve Board Federal Executive Boards appointments to 71-12-19:A03 70-6-14:005 general 70-4-12:A05; 70-5-17:A03; Federal government 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 71-5-2:B08; 72-1-9:A14; decentralization of 70-8-23:A11 73-1-1:A08;73-2-25:B02 employment 71 -1 -10:A12 new member selection 72-4-9A09 expenditure statistics 70-8-23:A11 policy 71-6-6:A06 general 70-8-23:A11 Federal spending controls growth of 70-8-23:A11 73-3-18:A04 organization 70-8-23:A06 Federal Trade Commission reorganization 72-6-11 :A03 71-4-11:A08; 72-6-18:A11 youth involvement 72-6-11 :A03 Federal Woman's Award Federal Highway Act of 1973 73-3-4:A13 signing ceremony 73-8-12:A03 Federation of Jewish Philanthropies Federal holidays 70-8-9(1 ):B11 69-12-21 :A03; 72-7-23:004 Ferguson, Clyde Federal Home Loan Bank System biographical sketch 70-6-7:B01 70-7-19:F09 Fertilizers Federal Housing Administration 74-3-24:A08, A12 interest rates 69-1-26:A03 Field and Stream mortgages 71-8-1:A10 70-7-5:E01 Federal land use Field Enterprises, Inc. 71-4-25:B01 70-9-13(1):E12 Federal National Mortgage Association Fiji 69-2-16:001; 69-11-2:A05 diplomatic relations with 70-9-6:013 Federal offices Film industry regional 69-3-16:A06 decency in 71-9-12:004 Federal Power Commission economic problems in 71-4-4:A03, B04 69-4-6:E07 general 71-4-4:A03 Federal programs piracy 71-4-4:A03 for children 69-4-13:A12 tax regulations 71-7-25:A04 decentralization of 70-3-8:A04

243 Subject Index

Finance Food international 69-2-16:813 assistance legislation 73-7-22:A05 Finance Committee exports 73-6-10:A05 bill72-6-25:A11 legislation 70-12-20:012 general 72-9-24:A05 prices 72-6-25:603; 72-9-24:C08; 72-10-8:A03; Financial structure 73-1 -1 :A08; 73-2-4:A03; 73-2-18:A03; 71-5-2:608 73-3-11:A14; 73-6-10:A04; 73-7-8:604; Finch, Robert 73-9-2:A05; 74-2-17:608; 74-3-10:A03; general 69-4-13:A03; 71-11-14:B05 74-5-26:A03; 74-7-7:A08 swearing-in ceremony 70-6-21 :C08 production 69-5-25(2):806 Finland programs 70-11-15:E01 diplomatic relations with 70-7-19:E10 programs•stamps 69-4-20:A03; 69-5-11 :A09; geography of 70-7-19:E10 69-8-3:812; 69-8-24:A03; 70-2-1 :A07; U.S. relations with 70-7-19:C13 70-12-27:A07; 72-3-5:801; 73-7-8:604; Finn, Chester E., Jr. 74-7-7:A03 departure of 70-12-20:A06 quotas•peanuts 70-12-20: 012 Fire drills world food situation 74-7-7:A08 White House 72-3-26:C01 Ford, Henry Firehouse funding 69-2-16:C04 Little Rock, Arkansas 70-10-11 :E06 Ford Foundation Fire prevention 69-10-19:A06 general 72-3-26:C01 ; 73-7-8:C06 Ford Motor Company legislation 73-7-8:C06 general 70-11-29:606 Fire Prevention Week 72-3-26:C01 pollution controls 69-11 -16:A04 Firestone, Leonard Ford's Theatre California general chairman 71 -5-23:B01 70-11-15:806 Fire unions Foreign affairs 70-11-22:C01 briefing of Time-Life staff on 69-3-9:A09 Fiscal policy Foreign aid 70-5-17:A03; 70-10-11:603; 70-11-15:011; appropriation 70-12-27:A07 70-12-20:E06; 71-9-12:A03; 73-2-25:A14 appropriation bill•conference report Fisher, Max 72-10-8:801 general 69-2-16:C01 bilateral assistance 72-7-23:012 liaison between Jewish community and White bill 72-7-16:805 House 69-1-26:B09 general 69-3-9:A03 White House relations with 72-9-24:602 legislation 70-9-6:014 Fitzsimmons, Frank multilateral assistance 72-7-23:012 Nixon support 70-12-20:E04 program 70-9-6:014; 70-9-13(1 ):C04 Flanigan, Peter Foreign Assistance Act 72-1-2:A08 70-6-7:611 Fleet Reserve Association Foreign Assistance Message 72-9-17:608 signing ceremony 70-9-13(1 ):C04 Flood Disaster Protection Act Foreign Assistance Program 74-5-19:A03 70-9-13(1):F10 Flood disasters Foreign competition 73-4-22 :A03 anti-trust policy 71-5-9:A07 Floods Foreign economic policy general 70-9-13(1 ):D01 see Economic policy Mississippi River 74-3-24:A03 Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board Pennsylvania 74-3-31 :A12 73-9-30:001 Fluoridation Foreign investment 71-2-7:614,008 controls 69-1-21:A12; 69-2-16:613 Fong, Hiram effect on U.S. 71-4-4:A13 70-9-13(1):A12 program 70-12-20:E06

244 Subject Index

Foreign policy Freedom Foundation general 69-4-6:E10; 69-4-27:B07; 69-4-20:811 ;70-9-6:B11 70-2-15:A07;70-8-2(1):F13;70-8-23:A11; Freeman, Mrs. John 70-9-13(1 ):C04, E03; 71-1-3:A03; charitable activities 71-1-3:A13 72-1-30:C02; 72-3-5:B07, B09; 72-9-24:A03, Free trade zone B01 general 69-2-2:A05; 69-3-2:A13 legislation 73-9-2:A05 regional problems 69-2-2:A05 reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 Freeways relating to campaign strategy 74-3-24:A06 see Highways report 72-2-6:A06 French Pete problem report•annual 73-4-29:A07 Oregon 69-11-9:A03 speech on 71-2-21:B04 Fuel Foreign relations conservation 73-12-9:B08 general 70-11-22:613 rationing 73-12-9:808 relating to trade with Europe 69-4-27:A04 shortage 73-9-16:A04; 74-3-24:A08 Foreign trade zone shortage•for trucking 74-2-3:B01 69-3-2:A13 Fulbright Resolution see also Free trade zone 69-6-22:A04 Forestation Full Employment Revenues House Resolution 13089, reforestation of 70-12-20:E06 federal lands 72-9-17:A08 Future Farmers of America Forest lands 72-7-23:006 use of 71-2-21 :A07 Gabon Forestry development of 71 -1 -10:A04 73-9-23 :A04 diplomatic relations with 71-1-10:A04 Forest Service Gallup Poll 69-3-2:B11; 71-10-31 :A08 70-12-6:B10 Former President's Bill Gambling pay increase 70-9-20:003 legislation 70-12-13:807 Portas, Abraham Gandhi, Mahatma 69-10-12:A04 73-3-25:801 Fort DeRussy Gasoline Waikiki, Hawaii 70-7-12:C01 bill 74-3-24:A03 Fort Dietrich deregulation 73-9-30:A06; 74-3-24:A12, C04; 70-8-16:E08 74-5-19:A07 Fortune prices 73-10-14:A11; 74-2-17:808 71-1-31:A12;71-5-30:B05 pricing 73-9-2:A05; 73-11-4:A03 Foster care programs stations•waiting lines 74-2-24:801 69-8-24:A03 see also Taxes France Gateway East diplomatic relations with 71-10-3:A14 71-4-25:801 U.S. relations with 70-3-1 :A05; 71-12-12:A03 Gatreaux vs. Chicago Housing Authority Frank, John 71-5-9:A09 69-10-12:A04 General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade Franklin, Benjamin 69-4-27:A04; 73-2-11:A14 70-9-13(1 ):B06 General Federation of Women's Clubs Franklin Mint 73-3-4:011 presidential medal 72-10-22:A06 General Motors Corporation Franklin National Bank pollution controls 69-11 -16:A04 74-6-23 :A03 General Motors strike Freedmen's Hospital 70-9-13(1):B11; 70-11-15:011 70-8-2(1 ):C03 General Revenue Sharing Freedom Day Rally compromise on 71-5-9:A03 Taipeh, Taiwan 71-1-10:B01 "~ general 71-5-2:A03

245 Subject Index

General Services Administration Government administrator 71 -10-31 :A04 agencies•West Coast 72-1-2:A14 General Society of Mayflower Descendants decentralization 71-2-21:603; 73-3-4:009 70-12-13:A05 decentralization programs 69-1-21:A05 Geneva Convention decision making•student involvement 70-11-22:012 71-3-21:602 Geneva Peace Conference loans•autonomy 73-4-8:A03 74-7-7:A08 loans, federal•to private corporations Geneva Protocol 70-8-16:F02 70-8-9(1 ):F05; 70-8-16:C09 management 69-5-18:A09; 73-11 -25:A13 Georgetown University management•intergovernmental policy Center for Strategic Studies 73-1 -1 :A06 70-7-19:G01 Georgia offices•overstaffing 69-2-2:A09 march 70-5-17:C02 reorganization Germaneness rule general 69-5-11:E02; 69-7-13:A03; 74-5-19:A07 70-12-27:A03; 71-1-17:606, 609; Germany 71 -1 -24:A10, 601, B06, C01, C08, C11 ; Federal Republic of•U.S. jelations with 71 -1 -31 :A12; 71 -2-7:607, 608; 71-6-13:A11 71-2-14:A07, A12; 71-2-21:601, 603; monetary situation 71-5-2:A09 71-4-18:603; 71-5-2:C02; 71-5-9:A13; Get Out the Vote campaign 71-10-31 :A08; 72-11-12:A03; 72-7-30:A04 72-11-26:A03; 73-1 -1:A08 Gl Bill of Rights grassroots support for 71 -5-9:A12 70-7-12:004 Johnson administration 71-1-17:609 Gl bill plan Lindsay-Ash Plan for 69-3-9:A10 70-10-1 :A10; 74-3-31 :A09 spending 73-2-4:607 Glacier Park International Airport statistics 69-5-25(2):613 70-9-13(1 ):F10 Governors Glasgow Air Force Base, Montana dinner for 73-2-25:A04 ABM system support 70-11 -15:D01 duties of 73-2-25:A04 general 70-7-5:C14; 70-9-13(1 ):F10; policy-making coalition 73-7-1 :A04 70-12-20:002 political relations with 71-1-31:A12 Global responsibility, U.S. relationship with president 71-2-21 :A13 71-6-27:A07 Governor's Conference Goddard, Robert 69-2-2:A09, A11 ; 69-2-9:A03; 69-7-20:A03; 70-9-13(1 ):B06 70-6-14:011; 71 -1-3:A09 Golden Spike Centennial Celebration Grain Commission situation•U.S.S.R. 74-2-17:608 70-8-2(1 ):B01 supply•British 71-3-7:002 Gold prices Grambling University 70-12-13:009; 71-12-12:A03; 73-9-9:A10 74-5-19:A07 Gold Star Mothers, Inc. Grant programs 70-9-6:B11; 70-9-6:003 county 70-11-22 :A03 Goldwater, Barry general 70-12-13:613 general 70-11-8:A14; 72-7-23:A10 Grants Nixon campaign efforts 71-8-8:A04 and Aid Program 69-2-2:A11 voting record 70-12-13:603 black medical colleges 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Good, Robert bloc 70-2-1 :A11 appointment of 72-1 -30:A03 educational 70-4-19:A04 Goodwill Industries federal planning assistance•budgetary 71 5-2:A13 concerns 70-8-9(1 ):F12 Gospel music general 69-2-2:A11 70-11-15:809 see also Bloc grants

246 Subject Index

Gray, Patrick Grunewald, Richard appointment of 72-4-30:A05 appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 Great Britain Guam devaluation threat 72-6-18:A03 chemical warfare gas storage 70-8-2(1 ):C09 diplomatic relations with 70-7-12:C07, E13; tourist trade 70-8-2(1 ):C09 71-1-3:A13 U.S. relations with 70-8-2(1 ):C09 economic program 73-1-1 :A08 Guerillot, Roger Leon Charles economy of 72-10-8:007 presentation of diplomatic credentials to U.S. relations with 70-7-12:C07; 71-3-7:C02; 70-9-20:A10 71-12-12:A03 Gun control see also British Commonwealth departmental jurisdiction of 71-10-3:A12 Great Comeback, The Guyana 70-11-8:A14 diplomatic relations with 70-6-7:611 Great Depression Hackett, Luther 70-7-12:A05 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 Great Lakes Haggerty, Pat pollution problems 70-2-1 :B01 as possible member to work on Ash Plan Great Society 69-2-2:A12 general 72-7-23:A10 Hague, Robert L. program 70-8-2(1 ):F05 Merchant Marines Achievement Award Greece 73-5-20 :A05 U.S. relations with 74-3-24:A05 Hahn, Gilbert Independence Day 74-3-24:A05 69-6-22:A04 Greek-Americans Haig, Alexander characteristics of 72-9-24:A03 promotion ceremony 72-3-5:602, 603 contributions to U.S. 74-3-24:A05 role in release of Soviet Jews 72-9-24:606 general 71-6-27:606 Haiphong Nixon support 74-3-24:A05 bombing N. Vietnam 72-4-16:A14; 73-1-1 :A08 Greene, James see also Vietnam War job offer to 74-3-17:A04 Haiti Greenfield, Stanley government of 71-5-23:A11 appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 invasion•involvement of Columbia 6road- Gridiron Club casting System in 70-2-22:A10 activities 73-2-25:A06 Haldeman, H. R. Griffin, Robert involvement in Watergate 73-4-22:A03 69-10-12:A04 resignation 73-4-22:A03 Gross, H. R. ties to Republican National Committee 72-9-17:609 71-1-31:A11 Gross, Nelson Hampton, Robert campaign endorsements 70-7-12:A14; 69-4-13 :A03 70-8-9(2):A12 Handicapped general 70-10-25:A14 blind 71-9-19:604 Gross National Product citizens•federal assistance 69-5-25(1 ):A03; general 69-8-24:A03; 70-11-15:011; 71-2-21:608 70-12-20:A12; 71-6-13:A04; 72-3-26:A08; citizens•general 72-9-24:004 72-6-18:A06; 73-1 -1:A08; 73-12-2:011 deaf71-12-5:A06 international•Soviet share in 71-4-4:A13 Handler, Philip statistics on 69-10-12:C03 69-1-21:A09 Group of Twenty Hanford, Washington 74-1-20:A04 nuclear reactors 71-2-14:A03 Growth policies Hanoi, Vietnam national 70-7-19:G01 bombing 72-4-16:A14 Grumman Aerospace Corporation bombing•December 18 73-5-20:A06 72-9-10:A13 öorman visit 70-8-2(1 ):G07 general 70-10-11:A05

247 Subject Index

Hanoi, Vietnam cont. legislation 71-4-18:607; 72-10-15:A05; "Hanoi Hilton" 73-5-20:A06 74-3-24:C04; 74-5-19:A07 POWs in 70-2-1 :A03 program 73-12-9:A12; 74-5-5:A05 see also Vietnam Health legislation Hard hat demonstration 71 -1 -17:B06; 71 -1 -24:A08, A10, B01 ; see Building trades 71 -2-21 :B08; 71 -11 -7:A06; 74-2-17:A06; Harmon Trophy 74-3-24:B11,C02 73-9-16:A08 Health programs Harrisburg, Pennsylvania for American-Indians 70-7-5:B13 73-7-29:A04 county 70-11-22:A03 Hart, Jeffrey general 69-5-11 :A09; 70-12-6:A12; The Great Comeback 70-11 -8:A14 72-9-24:A07; 74-2-17:A06 Hartford, Connecticut national 71-5-9:A08 urban renewal plan 70-5-17:A12 U.S.-USSR 72-7-30:A03 Hartford Process Incorporated Health research 70-5-17:A12 China72-6-25:A14 Hatfield, Mark O. U.S.-Soviet agreement on 73-6-17:A03 alleged illegal campaign contributions to USSR72-6-25:A14 70-2-22:A10 Heard, Alexander Haworth, Leland J. departure of 70-7-12:004 69-1-21:A09;69-2-2:A08 Heart of the Year Award Haynsworth, Clement 72-1-30:B13;73-2-25:A08 general 69-10-12:A04; 69-10-19:A05; Heart research 69-10-26:A03; 69-11 -9:A03, A05; artificial•U.S.-Soviet agreement on 74-7-7:A08 69-11-30:A07 federal assistance 73-2-25:A08 Supreme Court nomination of 69-11 -30:A07 general 73-2-25:A08 Hazlehurst, Mississippi legislation 73-2-25:A08 racial vandalism in 69-2-2:B01 Heath, Edward Head Start dinner for 73-1-29:A04 general 69-3-23:B01; 69-4-13:A12; 70-3-1 :A05; Hendrix, Jimi 70-8-16:A03; 73-3-4:011 70-10-11:613 programs•Mississippi 70-3-1 :B10 Hendrix College Health, Working Group on 73-2-4: B04 70-12-20:014 Herald Trumpets Health care 70-11-22:003 black 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Herbicides cost control 73-3-25:B05 70-8-16:C09 costs 72-1-9 :A04 Heroin financing 70-11 -8:A03 abuse 71 -6-13:B09; 73-11 -25:A03 general 71-6-6:B01; 71-9-12:A13, B01 detection testing 71 -7-11 :A07 issues 73-2-25:A08 general 72-4-2:A06; 73-3-11 :A10; 73-9-9:A04 issues•black lung benefits legislation seizure 72-2-6:A03 72-5-14:A11 smuggling 73-11-25:A03 juvenile 69-4-20:A03 trafficking 72-2-6:A03 policy 70-11 -8:A03; 70-12-6:A12 Herter Committee proposals for 71-2-7:008 72-9-10:B02 services•federal 70-11-15:E01 Highways Health education bill•conference report 72-10-8:601 committee on 73-9-23:A06 federal 74-8-12:A03 general 71-9-12:A13, B01 ; 73-9-23:A06 federal aid 69-5-18:A06 Health insurance I-66 74-2-24:A13 federal assistance 71-4-18:B07 interstate•budget 70-6-7:A03 general 70-8-9(1 ):A12; 70-11-8:A03; legislation 73-8-12:A03 70-12-20:013,014; 72-1 -2:A05; 72-9-24:A07; 73-12-9:A07, B06; 74-2-3:A04

248 Subject Index

Highway system Honor America Day District of Columbia 69-4-20:002 funding of 71-2-7:A05 Virginia 69-4-20:002 general 71-2-7:A13; 72-4-9:A03 Highway Trust Fund Hoover, J. Edgar 70-7-5:B11 ; 70-8-23:A11 ; 71 -6-6:A10; 71-1-31:A11 73-2-11:A12 Hoover Commission Hijacking 69-3-9:A12 authority 70-12-27:A07 Hoover Institution general 70-9-20:012; 74-2-17:B05 Stanford University 70-6-14:C02 incident 70-9-6:010 Horton, William legislation 70-9-13(1 ):F10 biography 71-3-7:A03 prevention 70-9-6:010 Hospitals ofship71-12-12:A11 admission•pre-certification 74-2-3:A04 of Trans World Airways jetliner 70-6-14:011 costs 72-1-2:A05 Hill, Calvin general 72-9-17:B10 as ambassador against drug abuse Public Health Service 73-9-2:B13 72-3-26:B02 veterans' 74-3-31 :A09 help with retarded children 72-3-26:B02 Veterans Administration 73-9-2:B13 Hill, Robert House of Representatives, U.S. 71-6-6:B03 Agricultural Committee 70-2-1 :A06 Hill-Burton bill Public Works Committee 70-2-1 :A10 70-7-5:B11 relations 71-1-24:B11 Hirshhorn Museum Un-American Activities Committee 72-4-16:A05 Board of Trustees 71-4-4:B04 Housing Hispanic Americans assistance 70-11-15:E01 see Spanish-speaking Americans assistance, corporate 70-2-8 :A07 Híspanles assistance, federal 70-2-8:A07; 70-7-19:F09 concerns 72-3-26:B13 Department of Justice 72-2-13:A09 in government 72-10-22:A08 Detroit, Ohio 69-2-16:A03 issues 71-8-1 :A05, A08; 72-10-22:A08 Emergency Home Financing Act of 1970 issues•antipathy against whites 70-3-1 :B10 70-7-19:F09 issues•employment 69-2-9:A11 general 69-1-26:A03; 69-2-16:A03; opportunities for 71 -8-1 :A05 69-5-11:002; 69-11-2:A05; 70-8-2(1 ):F05; Hiss, Alger 71 -4-18:B14; 71 -8-1 :A10; 73-9-2:A05; case 72-3-12:A09 73-12-9:B01 Ho Chi Minh Trail home building industry 70-1-18:A09 71-3-7:C04 Home Loan Bank•subsidies 70-6-7:C08 Hoffa, James interest rates 69-1-26:A03; 71-6-6:A06; 70-12-20:E04 73-9-9:A10; 74-4-21 :A03 Hofgren, Daniel W. legislation 70-6-7:C08; 70-7-19:F09 departure of 70-10-11 :D13 low income Holland Society crime problems 71-5-9:A09 Gold Medal for Distinguished Service financing by life insurance industry 70-9-20:A06 69-3-9:C03 Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico general 69-2-16:A03, C01; 70-2-8:A07; 69-5-18:A03; 70-8-2(2):A03 70-8-2(1 ):F05; 70-8-23:A11; 71-5-9:A09; Holmes, E. P. 72-9-3:A03 70-9-6:B11 racial problems 71-5-9:A09 Holy Cross Hospital minority 69-2-16:A03; 72-3-5:A03 72-5-14:A08 minority•discrimination 70-3-1 :B10 Home Relief mortgage market 71-5-2:B08 69-5-25(1 ):A03 partnerships 70-2-8:A07 Hong Kong, China policy 70-7-19:G01 textile industry 71 -7-11 :A03 program 73-9-9:A10

249 Subject Index

Housing cont. Immigrants rural areas 69-11-9:A07 general 74-2-17:A04 starts 72-3-26 :A08 U.S. 70-9-13(1 ):F04 suburban 70-11-29:A09 from U.S. 73-7-22:A04 urban 69-2-16:A03; 70-5-17:A12 U.S.•workof70-9-20:B11 U.S.-Soviet agreement on 73-6-17:A03; Imports 74-7-7:A08 controls 71-4-11:A08 Housing and Urban Development, Department food 72-6-25:B03 of general 71-11 -14:A09; 72-9-24:B01 ; Act of 1968 70-2-8:A07 73-2-18:A03; 74-1-20:A04; 74-3-24:A08 appropriations bill 70-7-5:A03; 70-8-16:E05 meat 69-3-16:602; 69-9-14:A06; 69-9-28:A06; general 69-4-6:A03 70-3-8:A03; 72-6-25:B03 legislation 70-8-9(1 ):C08 oil 69-2-2:A05; 69-3-2:A13; 69-3-16:A05; Houston, Texas 69-10-12:A03; 69-10-19:A05 71-6-6:A13 pesticides 69-11-16:A04 Howard University from the Philippines 71-10-17:A09 Freedmen's Hospital 70-8-2(1 ):C03 quotas 72-6-18:A06 Huebner, Lee textiles 69-4-27:A04 departure of 74-1 -20:A08 tomatoes 70-3-8:A03 Hughes, James Inauguration promotion of 72-1 -30:A06 72-12-10:A06 Hughes, Richard Incentives Working Group 70-8-9 (2):A04 71-9-19:B03 Hull, Hadlai Income appointment of 71-6-27:C01 policy 70-11 -15:E11 ; 71 -7-18:A03 Humanities taxes 71-9-26:A09 importance of 72-3-12:A04 taxes•exemptions 70-8-16:A03 Humphrey, Hubert Indemnification legislation 70-11-8:A14 71-6-13:A10 Hunger Independence Hall Biafra 69-7-6:B01 ; 69-7-13:A04 refurbishment of 74-3-10:A06 general 69-3-2: B05 Independent party in the U.S. 69-1-21 :A05 70-12-6:B04 Hurricane Agnes India disaster relief 72-7-16:B05 diplomatic relations with 70-6-7:B11 ; general 73-7-29:A04; 74-1-20:B08 71-1-31 :A03; 73-3-25:601 Hurricane Camille famine in 73-7-8:B04 69-8-24:C10;73-9-9:A09 unemployment in 71-1-31 :A03 Hussein, King of Jordan U.S relations with 71-10-17:A12 accomplishments 72-3-26:B04 Indian affairs dinner for 72-3-26:B04 see also American Indians general 70-9-20:D12; 73-2-4:A13 Indianapolis, Indiana Hutchinson, Louise consolidation with county 72-9-24:004 70-9-13(2):A08 law enforcement•involvement of citizens lacocca, Lee 70-2-1 :A11 69-11-16:A04 India-Pakistan conflict Iceland general 71-10-17:A12; 72-10-8:A09 ambassador to 71 -1 -10:A10 U.S. intervention in 71-10-17:A12 III, Charles Indochina appointment of 71-8-8:A06 U.S. involvement in 71-1-24:C01 Illegal substances U.S.-Soviet negotiations on 74-7-7:A08 see Drug abuse war, expansion of 71-1-31:A06 Illinois withdrawal from 71 -3-21 :B04 senatorial politics 73-2-25:A14 youth understanding of situation in 70-6-7:A03 see also names of individual countries

250 Subject Index

Industrial concerns Integration see Business colleges and universities 70-5-24:A06 Industrial Peace Report general 70-8-2(1 ):E04 74-5-5:A04 legislation•construction industry 69-7-6:A03 Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Intelligence Workers of America Jensen Report on racial stratification of 70-12-13:A05 69-4-13:A12 Industry INTELSAT domestic 70-11-1:A09 agreement 71-5-16:A13 foreign 70-11-1:A09 Inter-American Development Bank vs. consumer safety 71 -5-9:B03 71-2-21:805 Inflation Interagency Classification Review Committee in construction industry 71-3-21:806 72-7-30:A10 effect on small business 70-9-6:C09 Interest rates general 69-1-21 :A12; 69-3-2:B11 ; 69-3-16:A06; ceilings 69-11-9:805 69-3-23:805; 69-5-4:A03; 69-5-11 :D02; conventional mortgages 72-3-26:A08 69-5-25(2):B13; 69-6-8:A03; 69-6-29^03; general 69-7-6:A07; 70-12-13:009; 69-7-6:A07; 69-7-13:A04; 69-9-14:A06; 71 -6-6:A06; 71 -8-1 :A10; 71 -10-3:A03, A10; 69-9-21 :A07; 69-10-i2:A04; 69-11 -30:A03; 74-6-23 :A03 70-1-25:A04; 70-2-15:A07; 70-3-15:A03; Intergovernmental relations 70-4-12:A05; 70-4-26:A05; 70-5-10:A04; 72-12-10:A11; 73-7-1 :A04 70-6-7:804; 70-6-21 :C01 ; 70-7-5:A03; Internal Revenue Service 70-8-2(1 ):F05; 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 70-8-9 (2):C07; control of illegal rent practices 72-9-24:008 70-8-16:A03; 70-11-15:E10, E11; information files 74-2-24:A09 70-11 -22:D01 ; 70-11 -29:A03; 70-12-13:C09; International Atomic Energy Agency 70-12-20:E06;71-1-17:A03; 71-2-14:A08; ' 69-3-9:A03 71-5-16:A14; 71-6-13:A04; 71-7-18:A03; International Brotherhood of Teamsters 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 71 -9-12:A03; 71 -11 -7:A06; 73-9-23:A11 71-11-14:A05;71-12-12:A03;72-3-26:A08; International Business Machines Corporation 72-6-18:A03, A06; 72-9-3:A03; 72-9-24:008; 69-2-2:A08; 70-4-5 :A03 72-10-8:D07; 72-12-3:A08; 73-1-1:A08; International Controls Corporation 73-2-4:A03; 73-3-4:011 ; 73-3-11 :A14; Commission 73-4-15:A07; 73-6-10:A03, A04, AOS;' 70-4-5:A07 73-7-8:B04; 73-9-2:A05; 73-9-9:A10; International corporations 73-10-14:A11 ; 73-11 -25:A13; 73-12-2:D11; domestic labor response to 71-4-4:A13 74-1 -20:A04; 74-1 -27:A03; 74-4-21 :A03; International Development Association 74-5-5:A04; 74-7-7:A03, A08; 74-7-14:A03 general 69-2-16:813 jawboning 69-10-12:003; 69-11-9:B05; financing of 69-3-9:A03 70-3-22:A03; 70-4-26:A05 International development legislation legislation 70-12-13:807 signing ceremony 72-3-5:812 money drive against 69-6-22:A03 International Economic Policy Council strategy 70-4-26 :A05 70-8-23 :A06 wage-cost 69-10-12:003 International Executive Service Corps wage effects on 69-11-9:B05 70-7-19:A03 Information Internationalism foreign 70-12-6:A03 U.S. 73-2-11:A14; 73-2-18:A03 Institute for National Objectives International Labor Organization 72-1-9:803 dues 70-11-29:A03 Insurance International lending institutions agencies 74-5-12:A04 loans to 72-3-12:A07 disability 70-8-16:A03 International Longshoremen's Association industry 71-4-11:A08 Communist ship unloading policy 72-9-24:A09 see also Health insurance

251 Subject Index

International Monetary Fund Israel general 71-12-12:A03 foreign assistance 70-11-15:B13, C14 meeting of 71 -10-3:A10 general 72-9-24:B06 reception for 71-9-26:A07 Middle East policy 71-5-9:B09 International Narcotic Enforcement Officers relations with Arabs 70-3-29:A08 Association U.S. military assistance 71-7-25:A04; Award of Honor 70-12-13:A11 73-10-14:A11 general 70-12-13:A05 U.S. military support 72-9-24:B06 International Newspaperboy Day U.S. policy on 70-1-25:A03 70-9-20:A06 U.S. position 69-1-26:609 International policy U.S. relations with 71-7-25:A04; 72-1-23:A13; 70-11-22:001 72-6-18:A08; 73-9-30:A06; 74-6-2:A05 International politics U.S. support of 74-5-5:A05 70-4-19:A03 Israel-Arab situation International Red Cross see Arab-Israel situation 70-2-1 :A03 Italian-Americans International Science Conference in administration 69-4-20:006 71-2-21:A11 administration relations with 70-7-12:602; International Telephone & Telegraph 70-9-6:014 Corporation association with organized crime 73-12-9:A03 anti-trust suit against 71-4-18:B04 contributions of 70-9-6:014 investigation 72-3-26:A08; 72-4-9:A10 general 71-1-17:604 Internships in government 69-5-18:A06 general 71 -8-8:A13, B07 role in World War II 73-12-9:A03 White House 70-8-9(2):A09 Italy White House Summer Intern Program ambassador 69-4-20:006 70-8-16:E14; 73-8-5:A06 Jackson, Donald Interstate Commerce Commission ambassador to Dominican Republic discrimination against blacks in 69-6-1 :A03 72-3-26:609 Interstate Taxation Bill Jackson, Justice signing ceremony 70-12-20:E04 letter to Nixon 71-3-7:007 Investment policy Jackson, Mississippi 71-9-12:A09 discriminatory law enforcement practices Investment Tax Credit 70-5-17:C02 71-2-21:B08 general 74-4-21 :A05 Iowa speech in 74-4-21 :A07 campaign situation 71-8-1:A03 Jackson Amendment Ireland 73-9-2:A05 presidential trip 71-2-7:A05; 71-3-14:A03, A04 Jackson State University relations with Great Britain 72-3-12:605 incident 70-5-17:C02; 70-9-20:E02 Ireland, Northern protests 70-7-5:A09 civil rights 70-8-23:A09 riots 70-6-14:C03; 70-6-21 :C01 general 72-3-12:B05 Japan relation to Catholic Church 70-8-23:A09 diplomatic relations with 70-9-20:A10; Irish-American relations 72-7-16:604 71-3-14:A03, A04 drug enforcement 71-6-13:610 Irish Evening at the White House economic competition with 71-6-27:A05 71-3-14:A06 exports 71 -4-4:A13; 71-11-14:A09 see also St. Patrick's Day MacCracken trip 71-11-14:A14 Irwin, John market•gains 73-2-18:A03 swearing-in ceremony 70-9-20:A09 Prime Minister Tanaka 72-7-16:B04 Isolationism textile exports 71-3-7:C08, D06 general 72-1-23:A08 textile industry 71 -2-21 :e08; 71 -7-11 :A03 U.S. 73-2-11 :A14; 73-2-18:A03 U.S. relations with 71-11 -14:607; 72-8-27:A03 U.S. trade relations with 71 -11 -14:A09

252 Subject Index Javits, Jacob Johnson, Lyndon B. 70-11-15:610 administration 70-8-2(1 ):F05; 70-11 -8:A14 Jaycees administration•budget 69-3-2:002 convention, 1974 73-9-16:A09 budget reductions•education 69-2-2:A03 general 71-9-19:A04; 72-7-30:A04; decision not to serve second term 74-8-4:A03 73-12-9:603 general 69-9-21 :A06; 70-11 -8:A14; 72-7-23:A10 president of 71-9-19:A04 staff allocations 69-10-19:A03 programs 73-9-16:A09 Johnson, Roger Jensen Report offer to join White House staff 70-6-21 :D02 69-4-13:A12 Johnson, U. Alexis Jet award presentation 71-5-2:A12 72-7-30:A06 Johnson-O'Malley Act Jewish-Americans 70-7-5:613 concerns 71-5-9:609 Joint Chiefs of Staff general 72-1-23:A13 chairman of 74-5-12:A03 support of Nixon administration 70-1-25:A03 Joint Economic Committee Jewish community 70-7-5:A03 administration relations with 69-1-26:609 Joint Industry Conference Jewish concerns 70-7-12:609 general 72-1-23:A13; 72-6-18:A08; Jones, Roger 72-9-24:606; 73-2-25:A07; 73-4-15:A08; departure of 71 -4-11 :D11, E01 74-6-2:A05 Jones, W. F. Middle East 73-3-11:A12; 73-4-15:A08 correspondence with Emil Olson 70-9-13(1 ):F10 Soviet-Jew emigration 73-3-11:A12; Joplin, Janis 73-4-15 :A08 70-10-11:613 U.S. policy on Israel 70-1-25:A03 Jordan, B. Everett Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. Senate seat of 71 -4-18:604 70-1-25:A03; 70-11-22:D03 Jordan Job Corps crisis 70-9-20:003, 012; 70-10-11:A05; 69-3-2: 605; 69-4-20:C01 ; 70-8-23:A11 71-11-7:A06; 72-9-24:606 Job Development Credit Juan Carlos, Prince (of Spain) 71-11-14:A09 arrival ceremony for 71-1-24:605 Job Education Program state dinner for 71-1 -24:610 National Junior Achievement 70-11-15:604 Judicial appointments, Republican Job Opportunities in the Business Sector 74-5-5:A03 program 69-10-19:A09; 70-11-22:012 Judicial issues Jobs 69-6-22:A04 funding•distribution of 71-8-8:A05 Judicial relations programs 70-11-29:A03 71-3-7:007 safety legislation 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 71-11-7:A06 Junior Achievement training programs•San Francisco 70-8-23:A1 general 70-6-7:C06 training programs•Vietnam veterans national 70-11-15:604 71-4-11:A03 Justice Department see also Employment see Department of Justice Jobs for Veterans Kahn, Herman annual report 73-2-18:606 Toward the Year 2000 69-11-9:605 general 70-11-22:C12; 70-11-29:A03 Kaiser, Edgar Johnnie Express 69-2-16:C01 hijacking of 71-12-12:A11 Kaiser, Henry J. Johnson, Eric Family Foundation 69-2-16:C01 as possible member to work on Ash Plan Kama truck factory 69-2-2:A12 70-11-29:606 Johnson, James Kanakaratne, Neville T. D. 71-4-25:609 presentation of diplomatic credentials to 70-9-20:A10

253 Subject Index

Kansas Kissinger, Henry drought relief funds 71 -5-16:A07 general 69-3-30:A03; 69-4-13:A04; gubernatorial campaign 70-8-16:E13 70-7-5:C07; 73-6-3:A05 "Keep The Lid On" campaign media relations 72-7-16:A03 71-11-28:A04 role in release of Soviet Jews 72-9-24:606 Kekkonen, Urho Kittinger furniture 70-7-19:E10 70-11-22:003 Kelley, Clarence Kiwanis Club biography 73-7-8:A03 70-8-2(1 ):F13;72-3-12:A10 swearing-in ceremony 73-7-8:A03 Kiwanis International Kendall, Donald 71 -1 -31 :A10; 73-4-15:A05 appointment as head of the National Alliance Kleindienst, Richard of Businessmen 69-2-16:C04 appointment of 72-2-13:A09 Kennedy, Edward nomination of 72-3-26:A08 bill 70-12-20:014 Kleppe, Thomas S. accusations against Nixon about Vietnam War campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 71-6-6:A14 Knipling, Edward F. general 72-7-16:A04; 72-9-17:804 award presentation 71-5-2:A12 health bill 71-1-24:A08 Korea health insurance plan 72-9-24:A07 Agnewtripto71-5-30:B06 Kennedy, John F. crisis 69-4-27:B07 assassination 74-2-17:B05; 74-8-4:A03 foreign assistance 70-11-15:613 general 70-11-8:A14 general 70-4-19:A03 Kennedy, Robert North•U.S. reconnaissance plane attack of assassination 74-2-17:B05 69-4-13:A04, A12 South•U.S. relations with 71-11-14:607 general 70-11 -8:A14; 74-5-5:A05 Kennedy Center textile industry 71-7-11:A03 69-6-22:A04;71-4-4:B04 war 73-2-18:A03 Kennedy-Griffith health bill Kristol, Irving 72-10-15:A05 On the Democratic Idea in America Kent State University 72-6-11:A03 grand jury decision 71-8-8:A05 Kunzig, Robert incident 70-9-20:E02 71-10-31 :A04 riots 70-5-3:A03; 70-5-17:C02; 70-6-14:C03; Kuwait 70-6-21 :C01 71-5-30:606 Keogh, James Kyodo book on media 70-11 -22:D14 Japanese news service 71-2-21 :B08 Keppel Report Labor 69-9-21 :A06 appropriations 70-12-27:A07 class•characteristics of 71-7-18:A08 Khan, Yahya 71-10-17:A12 class•contributions of 71-7-18:A08 King, Martin Luther, Jr. issues 71-7-18:A08 birthday as national holiday 72-10-8:B09 management 73-4-29:A06 birthplace as national monument 72-10-1 '.AI 3 management committee 74-7-7:A03 riots relating to assassination of 69-4-6:A03 Management Relations in the Federal Government, Executive Order 11491 Kingsley, Daniel biography 71-3-7:A03 70-3-8:A04 movement 71-6-27:612; 72-7-23:010 King Timahoe care and feeding of 70-8-9(1 ):B07 policy 69-1 -21 :A12 Policy Working Group 71 -9-19:603 Kipp, Carl pardon of 70-8-9(1 ):F05 productivity development 71-5-16:A05 relations 70-9-20:C04; 70-11 -15:E01 ; 70-11 -22:C01 ; 71 -3-21 :e06; 71 -8-22:A03; 71-11-14:A09; 72-6-25:610; 73-2-18:A03

254 Subject Index

relations•construction 71 -4-18:A05 Laos relations•management 70-11-22:C01 ; ARVN incursion into 71-2-7:005 70-11-29:A03; 71-1-17:A03; 71-7-4:'A03; general 70-3-22:A03; 70-5-3:A11 ; 71 -11 -7:A06 72-1-23:A14; 74-5-5:A04; 74-6-23:A03- POWs in 70-2-1 :A03 74-7-7:A03 situation in 71-3-7:002 skilled 70-3-15:A03 U.S. operations in 71-3-7:004 unions U.S. operations in•ARVN units 71-3-7:004 construction 70-11-22:C01 see also Indochina; Southeast Asia dinner honoring 70-9-6:A04 Lapides, Kate discriminatory practices 69-7-6:A03 69-12-21 :A03 economic power of 70-11-22:001 Larson, Charles federal employees 70-11-22:C01 promotion• U.S. Navy 70-7-5:E05 fire 70-11-22:C01 Larson, John general 69-4-20:006; 69-5-11 :D02; appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 69-6-8:A08; 69-11-9:B05; 70-3-22:A03; Larzalere, Alexander R. 70-4-12:A05; 70-11-22:001; appointment of 71 -10-31 :A07 70-11-29:A03;71-1-10:A12; general 73-2-4:A10 71 -1 -17:A03; 71 -4-4:A13; 71 -5-23:A13; Lasker, Bernard 71-6-13:A06; 71-6-27:B12; 71-9-5:A05; 70-8-9(1 ):B11 71 -9-26:B01 ; 72-1 -23:A14; 72-9-24:801 ; Latin America 73-2-18:A03;73-4-8:A12 general 69-3-2:B11 ; 71 -5-23:A11 influence of inflation on 73-9-2:A05 military aid 72-7-23:012 maritime 70-11-22:C01 U.S. relations with 73-1-1 :A08 Nixon support 71-2-21:A04; 71-6-27:605 Vatican relations 69-7-6:B01; 69-7-13:A04 pension funds 70-8-9(1 ):C08 Laurel, Mississippi police 70-11-22:001 racial vandalism in 69-2-2:B01 political support 72-7-23:010 Law enforcement reaction to wage and price controls citizen involvement in 70-2-1 :A11 73-1-1:A08 discriminatory practices 70-5-17:C02 Republican support 71-6-27:B05 education 70-8-2(1 ):A03 wage settlements 70-11 -22:001 federal-state-local cooperation 73-7-8:A03 wage negotiations 71-4-11:A08 general 69-1-26:A03; 69-2-9:A03; see also Department of Labor; names of 70-8-2(1 ):A03; 71-5-9:A09; 71-5-30:A04; specific unions 72-7-23:A03, A10; 72-9-3:A05; Labor and Education Bill 72-10-22:A03; 73-8-5:A03; 74-2-24:A09 70-3-1 :A05 Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Labor Day dinner authorization bill 73-8-5:A03 70-9-6:A04 general 69-3-16:B04; 70-2-1 :A11 Lake Michigan Le Duc Tho Enforcement Conference 70-2-1 :B01 72-1-23:A06 pollution problems 70-2-1 :B01 Lee Kwan Yew Land 69-5-11:A09 classification 70-2-22:A06 Legacy of Parks disposal•federal 70-12-20:E03 program 72-7-23:010; 72-9-10:B01; policy•public 70-6-21 :B10 73-2-11:A12; 73-8-5 :A04 use Legal Services Bill federal 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 70-7-12:001; 73-7-22:A05; 74-7-14:A03 70-12-20:E03 Legislation public 70-6-21 :B10; 70-7-19:G01 ; espionage 72-7-30:A10 70-8-23:A11;70-9-13(2):A06 ' 91st Congress 70-12-13:B07 Lansky, Martin pending•Conference reports 72-10-8:B01 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 transmittal dates 74-1-20:A13

255 Subject Index

Legislative Lockheed Company issues 71-5-9:A03; 71-5-30;B04 bankruptcy of 71-2-7:C04; 71-4-11 :A08 liaison 73-2-4:A10 Lombard!, Vincent programs memorial mass for 70-9-6:A03 69-1-26:A03; 72-9-10:A13 Long, Franklin 91st Congress 70-12-13:607 69-4-6:E05; 69-4-20:614; 69-4-27:A03 Senate 70-11-15:001 Long, Russell proposals 72-8-6:A03 domestic 71-1-17:806 Longshoremen's strike general 71 -1 -24:A10, B01, B06, B11, C01 ; 69-1-21:A12;72-3-5:B05 71-11-7:A06;72-10-8:B01 Longworth, Alice Roosevelt presidential 72-3-26:A04 birthday party 74-2-10:A05 Lemon case Loomis, Henry government position on 70-8-23:A09 as possible member to work on Ash Plan Leonard, Fred 69-2-2:A12 award presentation 71-5-2:A12 Loomis, Phillip Le Tendres, Andre appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 campaign endorsement of 70-3-8:A11 Lorton Reformatory Leukemia general 69-4-20:002; 74-2-24:A13 Transfer Amendment 74-2-24:A13 72-3-26:B11 Lewis, Hobart Los Angeles, California biography 70-12-6:A03 earthquake 71-2-7:C05 Lew Quan Yew Los Angeles Plan 70-6-14:C05 69-5-11:A09 Lott, Trent Library of Congress campaign endorsement 72-9-17:A05 Trust Fund Board 70-7-5:C14 Louisiana Libya State University 74-5-19:A07 French sale of jets 70-3-1 :A05 trip•itinerary 70-8-9(2):B05 nationalization of 71 -4-11 :A08 U.S. congressional campaigns 70-8-9(2):B11 Life Insurance Association of America Love, John appointment as adviser on energy matters 69-3-9:C03 Life insurance industry 73-6-24:602; 73-7-8:604 low-income housing•^financing of 69-3-9:C03 biography 73-7-8:B04 Limerickmen's Association Luce, Claire Booth 71-2-7:A05 73-3-4:C03 Lincoln, Abraham Lugar, Richard bust of 70-12-20:A05 72-9-24:004 general 70-9-13(2):A09; 71-6-27:A09; Lumber prices 71-11-7:A06 69-3-2:B11 Lincoln Memorial•anti-war protest at Lynn,Laurence 70-5-3:A14 appointment of 71-8-8:A06 Lincoln, Gould McCall, Thomas 70-7-19:007 campaign endorsement of 70-9-6:C08 Lindsay, Frank McCann, Kevin task force 69-3-9:A10 70-9-6:811 Lindsay, John McCarthy, Eugene 70-11-15:C08 70-11-8:A14 Lions Club McCormack, John retirement of 70-12-13:001 70-8-2(1 ):F13 Liquor taxes MacDonald, Peter see Taxes, cigarettes and liquor 70-11-15:E13 Lloyd's of London McElroy Commission 70-9-20:C07 72-1-2:A10

256 Subject Index McGovern, George development and training program 69-4-20:A03 budget proposals 72-8-6:A07 funding•Michigan 70-8-16:C05 campaign strategy 72-11-5:A05 general 69-8-24:A03; 69-9-21 :A07; domestic policy 72-7-23:A10 69-10-5:A06; 70-11-15:E01 economic policy 72-8-13:A03 grants•executive 70-11-15:E01 foreign policy 72-7-23:A10 legislation 73-9-2:A05 general 72-6-25:A07; 72-7-16:A04, B05, B12- programs 70-3-22:A03 72-7-23:A08, D10; 72-9-17:A11 training 73-3-4:011 ; 73-7-22:A05 Socialist views 72-8-13:A03 Training Act 69-8-3:A03, A11 ; 70-8-16:C05 McGovern-Hatfield amendment Training Program 69-8-3:B14; 70-11-22:A03 70-10-11:013 training programs 70-7-12:605 McGovern White Paper training programs•scientists and engineers 72-8-6:A07 71-3-28:A06 MacGregor, Clark Manpower Administration campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 69-2-16:A03; 69-11-9:A07 Machiasport, Maine Manpower and Reserve Affairs Free Trade Zone 69-2-2:A05l 69-2-16:811; assistant secretary of 71-4-25:609 69-3-2:A13; 69-3-16:A05 Mansfield, Michael Mclntyre, Thomas China trip 72-3-5:607 69-6-22:A09 correspondence Mafia with Elliot Richardson 70-9-13(1):F10 69-3-16:604; 70-9-6:014; 73-12-9:A03 Magazines with Myles Ambrose 70-9-13(1 ):F10 with president of North Vietnam postal rate subsidy of 71-11-21 :A06 70-9-13(1):F10 Magna Carta with Prince Sihanouk 70-9-13(1 ):F10 70-6-14:A03 Manson, Charles Maid of Cotton 72-10-8:A10 1972 72-3-12:A11 Maoism 1973 73-3-11:A11 69-4-6:A03 1974 74-3-10:A05 Mao Tse Tung Mail Call Vietnam general 72-2-6:A05 70-11-29:A13 presidential meeting with 72-2-20:A03 Malek, Frederic Marijuana biography 71-3-7:A03 Commission•report 71-9-5:A03; 72-3-19:A05 Mallary, Richard legalization of 71 -5-23:A10; 71 -9-5:A03; campaign of 71-11-28:A03 72-3-19:A05 election of 72-1-30:C01 legislation 69-7-6:A03 "Management By Objective" use 71-9-5:A03; 72-3-19:A05 73-11-25:A13 Marine Resources Extension Center Manassas Centennial Commission 70-10-4:A05 73-5-13:A04 Marines Manfred!, Henry L. U.S. 70-4-5:A10 award 73-3-11 :A03 Maritime Manhattan, Kansas Administration 70-10-18:A06 presidential trip 70-9-13(1 ):D06 Affairs, Commerce for 70-10-18:A06 Manhattan Project agreement•U.S.-Soviet 72-10-8:013 69-3-9:B04 expansion legislation 70-12-13:607 Manhattan Tanker experiment unions 70-11-22:C01 69-9-28:A07 Market disruption Manila Communiqué 73-7-22:A04 70-11-8:A14 Marland, Sidney Manpower Senate testimony 70-11-15:C05 bill 73-12-16:A03; 74-2-24:A11 Marriott, J. Wlllard bill•comprehensive 70-11-22:A03 charitable contributions 71-2-7^05, A13 development 69-11 -9:A07

257 Subject Index

Maryland state police leaks 71-8-8:A05 74-2-17:605 mass 70-6-7:804 relations 69-3-2:A03; 69-3-9:A09; 69-4-20:611 ; Mass media 69-10-5:A05; 70-6-14:A03; 70-7-5:007; see Media 70-8-9 (2):C07; 70-8-16:011; Mass transit general 73-9-30:A06; 74-2-10:A06 70-9-13(1 ):E12; 70-11 -1 :A07; 71 -3-7:014; Unified Public Transportation Assistance bill 71 -3-21 :A09; 71 -8-8:A03; 71 -12-5:A04, A05; 73-2-4:606; 73-2-11 :A03; 74-5-26:A03 73-3-25:603; 74-3-31 :A11 see also Urban relations•reelection campaign 72-7-23:A08 Massachusetts Nixon support 71-11-21 :A03 relations•relating to Vietnam 69-11-2:A05 sex and violence in 69-3-23:A08, A09 politics 71-11-21 :A03 use of media in communicating with youth Mauritius 70-7-12:004 71-6-6:A03 women in 70-7-5:007 Maury, John see also Advertising; Broadcasting; Radio; appointment of 74-3-24:C02 Television networks Maye, Michael as possible congressional candidate Medicaid 70-12-20:014; 71-2-7:814, C08 70-11-29:A11 Mayo, Robert Medicare 71-2-7:814,008 69-4-13:A04 Medicare/Medicaid Mayors relations•Democratic 71 -5-9:A09 70-7-12:805 turnover of 71-3-21 :A12 Medicine colleges for blacks 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Meany, George general 70-11-22:001; 71-8-22:A03; costs 72-1-2:A05; 72-10-22:A04; 73-3-25:805 71 -10-3:A10; 72-1 -23:A08; 73-3-4:003 field 71-6-6:801 Golf Classic 71-5-23:A13 field•professional standards review organization 74-2-3:A04 Meat domestic 69-9-14:A06; 70-1-25:A04 issues 73-5-13:A06 general 69-9-28:A06 research 73-7-1 :A05 research•aeromed ¡cal 70-8-2(2) :A03 imports 69-3-16:602; 70-3-8:A03 research•coronary 72-6-25:A14 industry 74-6-16:A03 services bill 73-3-11:A08 prices 72-3-26:A08; 72-6-18:A03 quotas 73-1-1:A08 World News 73-10-14:A07 situation 74-6-16:A03 see also Physicians' fees supply 73-2-18:A03 Meharry Medical School surpluses 74-3-24:A08 70-8-2(1 ):C03 Mechean Gardens Meir, Golda dinner for 73-2-25:A07 budgetary concerns 71-10-10:A04 general 70-9-20:601 Mecum, Dudley appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 Mellon Foundation campaign contributions 70-10-11:801 Medal of Freedom research contributions 70-10-11 :B01 award 71-9-26:A06 Memorandum request general 72-6-11 :A09 posthumous presentation 70-8-2(1 ):D07 72-11 -12:A04, A05, A06; 72-11 -19:A03, A04, A05, A06, A07, A08, A09, A10, Media A11, A12; 72-12-10:A03, A07, A08, AI 0; administration use of 70-2-15:807 72-12-17:A03, A07 decency in 71-9-12:004 industry, discrimination against blacks in Mental health Construction Act 70-7-5:A03 69-6-1 :A03 general 71-6-6:801 influence on public 69-10-19:A06 issues 69-10-19:A06; 70-10-11:613; Mental retardation education 70-1-18:A03 71-3-7:014; 71-4-4:607; 71-6-13:A10, 605, employment 70-1-18:A03 611, 814; 71 -6-20:A05, A07, A08

258 Subject Index

general 71-11-14:A12 policy on•relating to Vietnam policy housing 70-1-18:A03 70-1-25:A03 1973 Retarded Children Poster Child presidential trip 74-6-16:A03 73-3-11:A06 situation, Israeli attitudes towards 71-5-9:809 prenatal research 71-11-14:A12 situation, Soviet attitudes towards 71-5-9:809 programs 70-1-18:A03 Soviet military presence in 71-5-9:809 research 70-1-18:A03 U.S. policy 70-1-25:A03 Merchant Marine Act U.S. relations with 73-4-15:A08 of 1936 70-10-18:A06 war of 1970•signing ceremony 70-10-18:A06 effect on Israel 73-10-14:A11 Merchant Marines, U.S. general 73-10-14:A11; 73-12-16:A13 72-6-25:610 Soviet assistance 73-10-14:A11 Meridian Naval Air Station Mid-West Goose Association dedication of 73-4-22:A03 70-12-13:A05, 602 Metric system Milhous family history conversion to 74-3-24:C04 70-10-4:A03 Mexican-Americans Military education problems of 71-5-2:A03 all-volunteer 70-2-15:810; 70-7-19:G11 ; general 70-11-15:E14; 72-3-26:B13 70-11-22:814, E09; 71-4-11 :D06; in government 71-2-7:A03; 71-3-7:A03 73-3-4:A03; 73-9-2:613; 73-9-30:A04; in urban areas 69-2-9:C02 74-5-5:A05 Mexico assistance•supplemental 70-11-15:001 diplomatic relations with 70-7-19:A14 assistant to the president 71 -10-24:A14; U.S. relations with 70-11-8:A11 72-1-30:A06 MIAs authorization bill 70-8-9(1 ):F05 see POWs/MIAs base closures 71 -11-21 :A06 Miami International Airport concerns 71-4-11:006 72-1-30:C07 Construction Appropriation bill•conference Michener, James report 72-10-8:801 biography 70-12-6:A03 Construction Authorization bill•conference Michigan report 72-10-8:601 politics 70-11-29:A09 federal troops, protection of Executive Office Micronesia 8uilding 70-5-3:801 general 71-4-25:601 general 71-12-5:A05 Peace Corps in 71-4-25:601 leadership•reception 71-2-14:A06 presidential trip 69-4-27:604 manpower chart, U.S.-Soviet 73-9-30:A06 strategic importance of 71-4-25:801 pay increase 71 -4-11 :D06 Middle East procurement 72-7-16:805 cease-fire 73-8-12:A05 procurement bill 70-8-16:E05; 74-1-20:A11 crisis in 70-9-20:C04 relations with 69-11 -9:A06 death of Nasser 70-10-11 :A05 responsibility 70-9-6:C03 general 69-4-6:E07; 70-9-13(1):E03, F10; Sales Act 70-7-5:A03 70-9-20:012, D14, E02; 71-7-25:A04; Vocational Aptitude Test 73-9-2:813 71-8-15:A03; 72-1-23:A13; 72-9-24:606; Milk 73-3-4:C03 price supports71 -3-21 :A05, AI 3 negotiations price supports•legislation 71-3-21:A13 effect of hijacking on 70-9-6:010 production 71-3-21:A05, A13 general 70-7-19:G11 ; 70-8-2(1 ):E08; Miller, Jack 70-8-9(2):C07; 70-10-11:A05; judgeship 73-7-29:A03 74-1-20:A13;74-3-3:A04 Miller, Keith peace 71 -5-9:609; 71 -11 -7:A06; campaign endorsement of 70-9-20:010 72-9-24:806; 74-3-24:A03 Miller Bill U.S.-Soviet on 74-7-7:A08 69-2-2:A08 oil 73-11-4:A12 Mills, Wilbur 71-1-31 :A12

259 Subject Index

Mine safety legislation 71-11-7:A06;71-11-28:A07; 69-7-6:A03 72-2-13:A03; 72-3-5:A03, A12; Minimum wage 72-3-26:613; 72-10-15:A04; general 71-4-18:607; 72-3-5:605; 72-10-8:606; 73-3-18:A03; 73-7-8:604; 73-12-2:E03; 73-4-8:A12 74-2-3:A11 legislation 74-2-24:A11 Jensen Report on intelligence 69-4-13:A12 Minorities Mexican-Americans in government in government 70-12-13:005; 71-1-24:009; 71-2-7:A03 71 -3-7:A03; 71 -4-25:609; 71 -6-13:602; school desegregation 69-4-20:004; 71 -11 -28:A07; 72-11 -26:A06; 74-2-3:A11 70-2-8:A10; 70-2-15:A07; 70-3-1:810; in the Navy 71-4-25:609 70-3-22:A05;70-5-17:C02;70-8-2(1):e03, opportunities for 73-6-3:606 C08, C14 in public office 74-2-3:A11 urban housing 69-2-16:A03 Minority urban living 70-3-1:810 business urban problems 69-2-9:C02 general 69-3-23:A11, 605; 70-9-13(1 ):A14; voting rights 70-2-8:A10 72-4-9:A08 welfare 69-4-20:A03 enterprise voters•Republican cultivation of 71-3-14:A05 general 70-7-12:609; 72-8-6:A11 see also Black colleges and universities; Office of 69-2-9:A11 Hispanics program 69-3-2:A06; 70-7-12:609; Mint Presidential Medal 70-9-6:C09 73-5-20:A03 program•FY 73 budget 71 -9-12:C03 Minuteman National Park bill federal assistance•Economic signing ceremony 70-12-13:A05, 605 Development Programs 70-7-12:609 Miss America beauty contest Small 6usiness Administration aid to 72-9-17:A04 69-6-29:A10 Missiles discrimination capabilities•Soviet 70-4-26:A09 in government employment 69-6-1 :A03 SS-9 69-3-23:A04 Interstate Commerce Commission Missing in Action 69-6-1 :A03 see POWs/MIAs in the media industry 69-6-1 :A03 Mississippi enterprise 71-2-21 :A06 Economic Council 74-3-24:A03; 74-4-21 :A05 Enterprise Programs 70-7-12:609 flood disaster 70-9-13(1 ):D01 ; 73-4-22:A03 issues Mississippi River Delta levy project antipathy against whites 70-3-1:810 74-3-24:A03 6lack Power 70-5-3:A03 school desegregation in 69-7-20:A05 business 69-3-2:A06 Miss Military Voters business assistance 69-3-23:A11, 605 70-9-6:611 business enterprise 70-9-13(1 ):A14 Miss National Teen-Ager 1973 busing 69-8-3:612; 70-2-8:A10; 70-2-15:A07 73-12-9:A14 campus protest 70-7-5:A09 Miss Teenage America education 69-4-13:A12; 70-2-15:A07; 72-8-6:A10 70-3-1 :A05; 70-5-24:A06; 70-7-12:609 Miss Universe 1971 education•equal opportunity 70-2-8:A10 70-9-6:809 education programs 70-3-1:610 Miss Universe Enterprises employment 69-4-13:A12; 69-5-11 :A09; 70-9-6:609 70-6-7:A07; 70-6-14:C05 Miss USA employment•government 69-6-1 :A03 70-6-7:C06 employment discrimination 69-7-6:A03 Mitchell, Gilbert H., Jr. general 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 69-6-15:A04; departure of 70-11-22:003 70-5-10:A07;70-8-9(2):C05; Mitchell, John 70-12-13:005; 70-12-20:005; general 72-7-2:A03 71-3-7:A03; 71-4-25:609; 71-6-13:602; ties to Republican National Committee 71 -6-27:604; 71 -8-1 :A05; 71 -10-10:A04; 71-1-31 :A11

260 Subject Index

Mobil Base Two, South Vietnam Murkowski, Frank 70-6-14:011 campaign endorsement of 70-9-6:C05 Mobile, Alabama Murphy, Franklin 73-3-18:A14 as possible member to work on Ash Plan Model Cities 69-2-2:A12 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-20:A03; 70-2-1 :A11 ; Murphy, George 70-11 -15:E01 ; 71 -1 -24:C01 ; 73-3-4:011 campaign endorsement of 70-3-29:A08; Mollenhoff, Clark 70-7-19:E05 69-4-20:B11; 69-10-12:A04 Museum of Natural History Money 69-4-27:B06 policy 69-10-12:003; 70-8-2(1 ):F05; Music 70-10-11:B03; 70-11-15:011, Elu; patriotic folk 70-6-21 :A13 70-12-13:C09; 71-2-14:A13; 71-5-2:A09, see also Country music B08; 71-6-6:A06; 71-9-12:A03; 74-7-14:A03 Muskle, Edmund reform•international 72-10-8:A03 70-8-9 (2):A11 situation 74-6-23:A03 Mutual Broadcasting Company situation•international 71 -12-12:A03 73-3-18:A03 situation•international: European solution Nader, Ralph 73-2-25 :B02 69-9-14:A06;69-11-16:A04 Money supply Nairobi 70-5-17:A03; 70-11 -22:E13; 70-12-20:A12, U.S. economic assistance 73-10-14:A11 E06;71-12-19:A03 Napalm Montana 70-8-16:C09 Small Business Administration 70-9-13(1 ):F10 Narcotics Montana School of Mineral Science and bill 69-7-6:A03 Technology detection research 70-8-2(1 ):A03 70-8-9(1 ):F05; 70-9-13(1 ):F10 enforcement 72-7-23:A03 Moratorium day Treatment Agency 70-5-17:C05 69-10-19:A03 see also headings under drugs Morgan, Ann NASA 72-6-25:806 administration 69-1 -26:B06 Mormons administrators•Pat Haggerty 69-1-26:806 see Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day general 69-3-9:A07; 69-5-25(1 ).A03; Saints 70-3-1 :C04; 70-7-12:004; 72-1-2:A09; Mortgages 72-9-i0:A13 71-8-1:A10 space program 69-1-26:606 Morton, Rogers Nashua, New Hampshire swearing-in ceremony 71-1-24:E04 Morton speech in 71-4-25:801 Mosiman, Donald Nashville Banner appointment of 71 -8-8:A06 72-9-17:604 Mountain State Forest Festival Queen Nashville, Tennessee 70-8-9(1 ):D11 Nixon support 74-3-10:602 Moynihan, Daniel Nathan Task Force 69-4-13:A04;70-11-15:C07 69-2-16:A03 Multi-National Corporation Nation's Business 71-4-11:A08 70-6-14:006 Multiple Independently-Targetable Reentry National Academy of Science Vehicle 69-4-27:A03 69-10-19:A03 National Alliance of Businessmen Mundt, Karl dinner 71-2-7:A03 70-12-13:803 dinner for 71-3-14:A08 Municipal finance employment programs 70-11-1:A09 federal aid to 69-4-20:A03 general 69-2-16:A03, C04; 69-3-2:805; 69-3-9:A12; 69-4-20:C01; 69-5-25(l'):A03; 69-10-19:A09; 69-11-9:A07

261 Subject Index

National Alliance of Businessmen cont. National Commission on Marijuana and Drug goals 69-6-8:A08 Abuse organizational structure 69-6-8:A08 73-3-18:A08, A09 training programs 69-6-8:A08 National Commission on Productivity Vietnam veterans' job program 72-4-9:A05 general 70-6-21 :A11 ; 71 -3-21 :B06; National Association for Mental Health 71-7-18:A08 70-6-21 .AI 4 reports 70-11-15:F01 National Association of Colored People National Commitments Resolution 70-5-10:A07 69-6-22:A04 National Association of Editorial Writers National Compulsory Health Insurance 71-1-31:A12 70-8-9(1 ):A12 National Association of Home Builders National Conference of Christians and Jews 70-1-18:A09 Brotherhood Award 70-8-9(1 ):B11 National Association of Letter Carriers National Conference on Productivity general 69-12-14:A04; 70-8-16:004 70-11-15:F01 wages 69-12-14:A04 National Corporation for Housing Partnership National Association of Manufacturers 70-2-8:A07 70-7-19:E06;73-2-4:B07 National Council on Crime and Delinquency National Association of Mutual Insurance 69-3-16:B04 National Council on Minority Enterprise Agents 74-5-12:A04 71-2-21:A06 National Association of Postmasters "National Day of Prayer" 70-8-16:B13 73-12-2:010 National Association of Real Estate Boards National Endowment for the Arts general 70-8-2(1 ):F05 71-4-4:A03, A04 Make America Better Program 70-8-2(1 ):F05 National Endowment for the Arts and National Association of Retarded Children Humanities 1970 Poster Child 71-1-24:A03 budget for 73-9-9:B01 1972 Poster Child 72-3-26:B02 chairman of 73-9-9:B01 National Atlas National Endowment for the Humanities 71-1-17:A11 72-3-12:A04 National Baptist Convention of America, Inc. National Explorer Olympics of the Boy Scouts 69-3-23:808 of America National Boys Club 70-8-16:004 74-3-31 :A03 National Federation of Business and National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) Professional Women's Club "A Day in the Presidency" 71-12-5:A04 convention 70-10-11:E08 general 71-3-7:C14; 71-12-5:A04, A05 National Federation of the Blind National Business Council for Consumer 70-6-7:C06 National Forest Products Association Affairs 71-4-11:A08 71-2-21:A07 National Cancer Advisory Board National Foundation for Education 70-4-19:A04;71-2-7:B14 72-1-30:A03 National Center for Voluntary Action National Foundation for Voluntary Action general 69-11 -2:A03; 69-11 -23:A03; 69-2-9:A11; 69-2-16:C01 71-4-18:B10;72-12-10:A04 National Geographic reception for 71-4-25:B07 72-3-19:A03 National Citizens' Committee for Fairness to National Goals Research Staff the Presidency 70-7-19:G01 National Governor's Conference 73-12-18:A08 National Commission on Fire Prevention and committee on Rural and Urban Development- report 70-7-19:G01 Control general 72-3-26:C01 National Grange report 73-7-8:C06 70-7-5:E06

262 Subject Index

National growth policy National Océanographie and Atmospheric 70-4-19:A11; 71 -2-28:A03 Administration National Guard 70-9-20:003; 70-10-4:A05 Association 70-11 -15:B02 National Park Service general 70-5-3:A03; 70-5-17:C02; 70-6-21 :A03; development 69-7-13:A07 74-2-3:B01 general 69-11-16:A03;70-2-22:A06; head of 70-12-13:005 73-12-16:A07; 74-3-10:A06 National Health Insurance National Program for Voluntary Action general 73-12-9:A07 70-8-2(1 ):F13 Standards Act71-4-18:B07 National Registry for Scientists and Engineers National Heart, Blood Vessel, Lung and Blood 71-3-28:A06 Act of 1972 National Retail Merchants Association 73-2-25:A08 73-11-18:A05 National Industrial Conference Board National Right to Work Committee 69-10-19:A09; 70-7-19:E06 72-7-23:010 National Industrial Pollution Control Council National Science Board 70-2-1 :B01 ; 70-4-5:A09; 71 -4-11 :A08 69-1-26:B11 National Institute of Education National Science Foundation 70-3-1 :A05 budget 69-1-26:B11;69-2-2:A08; 69-2-9:812; National Institute of Health 69-4-6:E05; 69-4-27:A03 70-3-1 :A05;73-5-27:A05 director 69-4-27:A03; 69-5-25(2):C07 National Institute of Mental Health funding 70-8-16:E08 70-3-8:A07;71-5-23:A10 general 69-1 -21 :A09; 69-1 -26: B11 ; National Institute on Drug Abuse 69-2-9:B12; 69-4-6:E05; 69-4-27:A03 73-11-25:A03 search for president of 69-4-20:814 National Insurance Association spending 71-4-4:A13 70-7-12:B09 National Sea Grant Program National Job Bank 70-10-4:A05 69-8-3:B14 National security National Labor Relations Act briefing of Time-Life staff on 69-3-9:A09 69-5-11:A09 briefings•for House and Senate members National Labor Relations Board 71-2-7:C05 69-1 -21 :A12; 69-3-23:B05; 69-5-11 :D02 general 69-5-18:A10; 70-12-13:001 ; National Land Policy Use Act 72-3-5:807 73-9-2:A05 National Security Council•general National Landscape Award 70-8-16:613; 73-4-29:A07 74-3-31 :A11 National Security Council•staff 69-3-2: B05 National League of Nursing, Inc. National Society of Professional Engineers 72-9-10:A05 71-3-28:A06 National League of Postmasters National Symphony 70-8-16:B13 71-4-4:B04 National Marine Engineers Benefit Association National Teacher of the Year 70-8-16:B13 70-5-17:812 National Maritime Union National Turkey Foundation 70-11-22:C01 70-11-22:003 National Medical Association National Unity Program China trip 73-5-13:A06 69-3-23:808 National Merit Scholarship National Urban Coalition 70-3-1 :A05 72-12-10:A04 National Newspaper Boy Day Proclamation National Urban League 71-9-26:A14 general 70-12-20:005 National Newspaper Publishers Association funding of 70-12-20:005 reception for 74-3-24:004 organization of 70-12-20:005

263 Subject Index

National Week of Concern for American labor and business cooperation 71-9-5:A12 Prisoners of War and Servicemen Missing in public support 71-9-5:A12 Southeast Asia tripartite board 71-9-12:A03 72-3-5:B11 Phase III 73-3-4:F12 Native Americans see also Economic policy see American Indians New Federalism NATO 69-8-24:A03; 69-9-21 :A07; 70-7-12:B05; forces chart 73-9-30:A06 73-3-4:009; 74-6-16:A03 general 70-8-2(1 ):E08; 73-2-11:A14; New Hampshire 73-9-2:A05 confirmation 72-1-2:A08 Parliamentarians Conference 70-11 -22:E01 governshipof 71-6-6:B03 Natural resources politics of 71-6-6:B03 development of 70-8-9(2):A03 New Mobe Navajo Tribe 70-9-6:B11 chairman 70-11-15:E13 New Orleans "Naval Affairs" shoving incident 73-8-19:A03 72-9-17:B08 Newspaper Preservation Act Naval operations 70-7-5:A03 chief of 74-3-24:614 Newspapers Naval promotions general 70-6-14:A03;70-9-13(1):E12; minority 71-4-25:B09 70-9-20:A06; 72-10-8:A12, 011 Navy importance to political careers 72-10-8:011 authorization proposal 69-4-27:601 ownership of television networks 72-10-8:A12 general 71 -4-18:A13, A14; 71 -4-25:B09 women in 70-7-5:C07 United States•discipline in 74-3-24:B14 News summary Nazi totalitarianism congressional 72-7-23:A08 74-3-24:A12 White House 72-7-23:A08 Neal Report New Technology Opportunities Program 69-5-11:002 working groups for 71 -9-19:B03 Near East New York 70-9-20:003 political situation 70-11-15:008 Nebraska State Fair presidential trip itinerary 70-8-16:011 70-8-2(1 ):B01 welfare 71-8-15:A05 Neighborhood Development Program New York City 71-5-9:A09 police strike 71-1-17:A10 Neighborhood Legal Services Program politics 72-6-18:A08 70-11-15:E01 subway system 72-6-18:A08 Neighborhood Youth Corps welfare in 69-5-25(1 ):A03 69-5-25(1 ):A03 New York Plan Nelson Amendment 71-6-27:B12 70-8-16:C09 New York Stock Exchange Net Economic Welfare bill 69-6-22:A03; 70-8-9(1 ):B11 72-8-6:A07 New York Times New American Majority general 69-3-2:A06; 71 -2-21 :B08 73-3-4:011 Pentagon Papers case 71-6-13:A10, B05, B11, "New American Revolution" B14;71-6-20:A05, A07 71-5-2:B03 see also Pentagon Papers New Economic Policy Nguyen Cao Ky general 71-9-12:A09; 71-12-12:A03 possible U.S. visit 70-9-13(1 ):F10 Phase I 71-10-17:A03 Nguyen Van Thieu Phase II 69-9-21 :A05;70-6-7:A11 consumer involvement in 71 -9-19:A05 Nickle, Andrew general 71-9-12:A03, B12, B14; departure of 70-8-9 (2):A09 73-3-4:F12 Niger diplomatic relations with 70-7-19:A05

264 Subject Index

Nigeria 73-1-1 :A06; 73-2-4:601 ; 73-2-11 :A10; aid•from the Congo 70-8-2(1 ):B04 73-3-4:007; 73-6-3:A03; 73-7-8:B02; Biafran hunger problem 69-7-6:B01 73-7-22:A03; 73-8-12:A05; 73-11 -18:A04, U.S. relief to 70-6-7:B01 A05, A06; 73-12-9:A08; 74-2-3:A06 Nixon Foundation doctrine 71-11-7:A06 70-10-4:A03 family•campaign 1972 72-7-16:A03 Nixon, Richard M. family background 71-2-7:803 administration farewell visit 69-10-12:C13 accomplishments of 70-12-20:A12 filming session 70-8-2(1 ):C11 ; 70-8-30:A03, image of 69-11-30:A12 A05, A07; 70-9-20:010; 71-1-10:A07; opinions of students on 70-1-25:A03 71-12-5:A04, A05; 72-9-3:A09, A10 public relations strategy of 69-11-30:A12 financial assets 74-5-5:A05 anecdotal material 71-4-18:A04; 71-4-25:B07 gift presentation 70-7-5:E01; 70-7-19:A14; award presentation 70-11-15:804; 70-8-9(1 ):e04, 011; 70-8-16:613; 70-12-13:A05; 71-1-10:A05, A07; 70-9-6:609, C13, 013; 70-9-20:A06, 811; 71 -1 -31 :A05; 71 -2-7:A05; 71 -4-18:A03, 70-10-11:013; 70-11 -22:D03; 70-11 -29:A10, A13, A14; 71-5-23:A13; 71-6-20:A10; A11, A14, 601, B03;70-12-13:A05, A14, 71-8-8:A08; 71-10-10:A03; 72-1-2:A04; 601, 602; 70-12-20:A05; 71 -1 -10:A11 ; 72-1-30:B02, B04; 73-2-25:A08 71 -1 -17:A11 ; 71 -1 -31 :A08; 71 -2-7:A05, A12; badge presentation 70-6-14:E12 71-4-25:A05;71-5-2:A13, 804, C06; biographical information 70-11-8:A14 71 -6-13:803,811 ; 71 -6-27:806; 71 -9-19:B04; biography 70-11 -8:A14; 70-12-13:C12 71-10-17:A06;71-10-24:A12;71-11-14:A03; book information session 73-3-11:B04 72-1-23:A13; 72-1-30:A06, A13, 805; book interview 70-12-13:C12; 71 -2-7:B10; 72-2-6:A05; 72-3-5:A14; 72-3-12:A06, 605; 71-11-7:A03, A05, A06 72-4-2:A04; 72-4-30:A04, A08; 72-9-24:004; bust of 70-11-22:003 72-12-10:A06; 73-5-6:A03; 73-5-13:A05; California politics 74-5-5:A05 73-10-14:A06; 73-12-2:A03, 612; campaign 1966 70-11-8:A14 74-2-17:B03 campaign 1968 70-11-8:A14; 71-11-14:605 good will visit 71 -4-11 :E02; 73-2-25:605; campaign 1972 72-1-2:B01; 72-10-8:B10; 73-3-11:A11; 73-12-9:A14, 805 73-3-4: B01,C03 governor of California 70-11-8:A14 campaign backing 70-2-15:A03 internship of 71-8-8:A13, B07 campaign strategy 70-11-22:E06 introduction 70-10-11 :D13; 70-11 -22:003; campaign•victory reception 72-12-10:A09 70-11-29:602, 805; 70-12-13:A05; charges of prejudice against 74-5-5:A05 71 -1 -17:A11 ; 71 -1 -24:006; 71 -2-7:A05, childhood 73-2-25:B07 A11 ; 71 -2-21 :A07; 71-3-14:A07; citation presentation 70-11-15:602 71 -3-21 :B03; 71 -4-25:A05; 71 -5-2:B04, citation to 70-12-13:606 807; 71 -5-9:A06; 71 -11 -14:604; civil rights position 74-5-5:A05 73-7-22:A03; 73-9-9:A03; 74-6-2:A03 college career 70-7-12:A05 luncheon 70-7-12:812; 70-7-19:007; commencement address 73-6-3:A11, A13, 70-9-13(1 ):D01 601, 604, 605, B06 luncheon address 69-1-26:603 correspondence with friends and supporters luncheon conversation 69-1-26:B08 70-6-21:002 media portrayal of 70-11-22:E06; 71-3-7:C14 correspondence with Michael Mansfield newspaper interview 72-11 -5:A04 70-9-13(1 ):F10 "peaceful revolutionary" 71-5-2:B03 decision not to resign from presidency photo session 69-3-23:B11 ; 69-6-15:A09; 74-8-4:A03 69-11 -9:A06; 70-1 -11 :A03; 70-3-22:A09, departure call 70-8-16:613; 71-5-9:608; A10; 70-4-12:A03; 70-4-26:A03; 71-5-23:A06, A07, A08; 71-6-6:A12; 70-5-10:A03; 70-6-7:C06; 70-6-14 603, 71-7-25:A13; 71-8-8:A12; 71-10-24:A13; B10, C02, 008, D09; 70-6-21 :A13; 71-10-31:A14; 71-11-14:601, 602, 603, 70-7-5:008; 70-7-19:B03, F08; 70-8-2(1 ):F13; 605; 71-11-28:A07; 72-1-9:602; 70-8-9 (2):A11,A12; 70-8-16:813, 001,003, 72-1-30:A06; 72-3-12:606; 72-4-2:A05; 010, E13, El4, F03; 70-8-30:A03, A05, A07, 72-4-9:614; 72-4-16:A04; 72-12-17:A05; 605; 70-9-6:811, C05, C06, C08, C11, 011 ;

265 Subject Index

social visit 69-1-26:B12; 69-4-20:003; Nixon, Richard M. cont. 70-9-13(1 ):A12, C13; 70-9-20:A03, A06, 69-6-15:A03; 69-9-14:A05; 70-3-22:A09; B11, C07, D10; 70-10-11:013, E02; 70-8-2(1 ):B01; 70-8-30^09, B05; 70-11 -22:D03; 70-11 -29:A12, B02; 70-9-20:C07; 70-10-4:A03; 71 -2-14:A11 ; 70-12-6:A10; 70-12-20:A04; 71-1-10:A11 ; 71 -2-21 :A07; 71 -4-4:B06; 71 -4-18:B01, B02; 71 -5-2:A08; 71 -5-30:B04; 71 -6-13:B12; 71 _1.17:A11 ; 71 -2-7:B10; 71 -3-14:A04, A07; 71 -3-21 :B01, B03; 71 -4-4:B05; 71-7-4:A04; 71 -12-5:A04; 72-1 -2:B01; 72-3-5:B04;72-3-12:A12;72-3-26:B07,B08; 71 -4-11 :A07, D05; 71 -4-18:A03, A04; 71-4-25:A13; 71-5-23:A14; 71-5-30:A03, 72-6-25:609; 72-7-30:A09; 72-8-6:A06, B07; B05;71-6-13:B03; 71-8-1 :A08;71-8-8:B09; 72-9-3:A04; 72-12-3:A03; 72-12-17:A06; 71 -10-31 '.BOS; 71 -11 -28: A03; 71 -12-5:A05, 73-2-4:B06; 73-3-11 :B03; 73-3-18:A10; A09; 72-1-23:A05; 72-1-30:B02, B04, B06; 73-9-23:A10; 73-12-9:A10; 74-2-10:A05 72-3-26:A06, A07, C05; 72-4-9:A03; speech•delivery of 71-3-14:A08 72-4-30:A09; 72-6-11 :A06; 72-6-18:B09; speech invitation 70-12-6:B07 72-6-25:A03, B12; 72-7-30:A06; 72-8-6:A10; stag dinner 70-7-12:001 72-8-13:A06; 72-9-3:A11; 72-9-10:A03, television ¡mage 72-8-13:A10 A04, A05, A06, B02, B03; 72-9-17:A03, tour group relations 72-9-10:A11 A04, A07, A08, B02, B03, B08, B09; Nison, Mrs. Richard 72-9-24:A06; 72-10-8:A13; 72-10-29:809; renovation of White House Red Room 73-1 -1 :A05; 73-2-4:A10; 73-3-11 :B02; 71-11-14:609 73-3-18:B01 ; 73-4-8:A10; 73-4-15:A05; security for 74-2-17:607 73-5-20:A04; 73-6-3:A04; 73-8-12:A07; South American trip 74-3-10:B02 73-9-16:A11 ; 73-9-23:A03, A05, A10; Nixon State Chairman 73-10-14:A06, A07, A08, A10; 73-12-9:A10, 72-9-10:A07 B05, B06; 73-12-16:A04; 74-1-20:A06, B08; Nixon Task Forces 74-2-3:A08; 74-3-3:A03; 74-3-10:A05; 69-2-16:A03 74-3-24:002; 74-3-31 :A03; 74-4-28:A03; "Nixon's Quest for Peace," Frank van der Linden 72-9-17:604 74-5-12:A03, A05 photo signing 71-1-24:A06 Nobel Peace Prize political philosophy 71-2-7:B03 71-5-2:B03 political support 70-9-6:C01, D13; 71 -6-27:B05; Nolde, William 74-3-17:A03; 74-3-24:B13; 74-3-31 :A11 ; 73-2-4:A11 74-5-12:A05 Non-tariff barriers popularity on Texas 71-6-6:A13 negotiations on 69-4-27:A04 presentation of "Home Library" books Non-Proliferation Treaty 70-2-8:A04 69-3-2:605 presidential portrait presentation 74-3-31 :A07, Norfolk and Western railroad track removal A08 72-10-29:803 public image 69-3-2:A03; 69-10-5:A05; North American Rockwell 71 -3-21 :A09; 71 -9-5:A11 ; 71 -11 -7:A06 70-3-29:A08 public image•improvement of 70-11 -22:E06 North Atlantic Council public relations 70-1 -11 :A03; 70-8-2(1 ):F13 74-3-3:A04 reception 70-7-19:B03; 70-8-2(2):A11; North-South Center 72-7-30:A07; 73-2-4:A13; 74-3-24:004 71-5-23:A11 reelection 72-7-16:A04 Nsele Manifesto reelection campaign 72-10-29:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):B04 72-11 -5:A03 Nuclear reelection campaign endorsement 72-9-24:A09 armament 74-5-5:A05 reelection campaign support 72-3-5:A14; arms74-3-24:A12 72-3-12:A07; 72-9-24:B06; 72-10-8:B09 arms limitations 73-2-18:A03 reelection support 70-11-15:C08 disarmament 69-3-30:A03 energy 69-4-13:A03; 71-4-11:C03; relationship with governors 71 -2-21 :A13 schedule of 70-8-2(1 ):D14; 74-2-17:A03, A08 73-9-30:A06 sculpture session 72-10-22:A06 energy facilities 69-7-13:A13

266 Subject Index

fusion 71 -4-11:C03 Office of Management and Budget industry 71-4-11:C03 general 70-7-5:A08, E02; 72-3-26:610 issues 69-4-6:E10 personnel problems 71-10-31 :A03 Non-Proliferation Treaty 70-12-13:B07; Office of Minority Business Enterprise 71-11-7:A06 general 71-4-11:A08 protest demonstrations 69-10-19:A03 report 70-12-13:003 reactors 71-2-14:A03 Office of Science and Technology reactors•breeder 71-4-11 :C03 69-1 -21 :A09; 70-9-13(1 ):806 reactors•breeder: development of 71-4-18:603 Office of Telecommunications Policy reactors•water-cooled 71 -4-11 :C03 broadcasting license renewal bill 73-2-4:A06 safety 71 -4-11 :C03 Ohio weaponry 74-7-7:A08 campaign situation 71-8-1:A03 weapons testing, U.S.-Soviet treaty on Ohio State University 73-6-17:A03;74-7-7:A08 Nixon visit to 70-11-29:601 weapon testing, U.S.-Soviet joint statement on Oil 74-7-7:A08 company audits 74-1-20:A03 see also Non-Proliferation Treaty; Warfare; drilling•Santa Barbara Channel 70-6-7:610 Weapons drilling regulations 69-2-9:A05 Nuclear Engine for Rocket Vehicle Application Elk Hills 70-6-7:610 70-12-6:610 embargo 74-1-20:A07 Nunn, Louis embargo•Middle East 74-3-3:A04 political ambitions 71-1-3:A12 embargo•Saudi Arabian 73-12-2:011 ; Nursing homes 74-3-24:A08, A12 72-7-16:A09; 73-12-9:606 export limitations 73-12-9:A11 Nutrition importing countries•U.S. assistance child 72-3-5:601 74-1-20:A04 Nutter, Raymond imports 69-3-16:A05; 69-10-12:A03; campaign of 71 -11 -28: A03 69-10-19:A05; 74-3-24:A08 Oakland Task Force imports policy•with Canada 71-4-18:603 69-4-6:A03 imports quotas 71 -2-21 :A03; 71 -4-11 :A08 O'Brien, Larry Import Task Force 70-9-20:C02 70-5-24:A05 industry 69-2-2:A05; 70-9-20:C02 Obscenity industry•domestic 69-9-28:A07 Commission 69-3-23:A08 industry•Middle East 69-9-28:A07 report on 70-8-23:A09 prices 71-4-11:A08 Occidental Petroleum Company production 71-2-21:607 69-2-2:A05; 69-3-16:A05 production•offshore 71 -4-11 :A08 Occupational Health and Safety quotas 70-7-19:C04; 70-9-20:C02 legislation 70-11-15:613 sale extraction 71-4-25:A14 Ocean dumping situation 74-2-17:608 70-10-4:A05 slicks Ocean Science Center clean-up of 70-3-1 :A05 70-10-4:A05 general 69-2-2:A12; 70-10-4:A05 Office of Child Development government prevention of 69-2-9:A05 Child Advocacy Center71-5-23:A12 Santa 6arbara, California 69-2-2:A12, AI 4; Office of Economic Opportunity 69-2-9:A05; 69-5-25(2):C07 general 69-3-2:603, 605; 69-3-23:601, Oklahoma 69-4-6:A03; 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 69-6-15:A04; drought relief funds 71-5-16:A07 69-8-3:A03, A11, 614; 69-8-24:A03; drought situation 71-4-18:A10 70-2-15:A07; 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-9-6:E02; Okum Report 73-3-4:011; 73-3-18:A04 69-5-11:002 Legal Services 72-8-6:A07 Old Age Assistance Vietnam veterans grant 71 -4-11 :A03 69-4-20:A03; 71-2-21:608

267 Subject Index

Old Person, Earl Packard, David 70-8-9(1 ):F05 69-3-9:604 Olin, John Pageant for Peace 70-11-15:A03 funding 71 -2-7:A05 Olympics general 70-12-13:A05,A12 general 71-5-16:A13 Pakistan "Most Courageous Junior Olympian" award U.S. relations with 71 -10-17:A12 presentation 71-12-5:A06 Pakistan-India conflict Operation TACLE see India-Pakistan conflict 72-1-9:A07 Panama Opium diplomatic relations with 70-7-19:A05 70-8-16:B13; 71-6-27:608; 72-1-23:A12 Parade Opportunities Industrialization Centers photo session for key women appointees activities in Italy 69-7-13:A12 71-8-8:609 general 69-3-23:608 Parent Teachers Association program 69-3-23:A11 71-9-26:A09 Opry Land Paris, France 74-3-10:602 general 69-4-20:001 Oral Roberts University peace talks 71-6-13:605; 72-4-9:A10; 72-8-13:A10 72-11-5:A05; 73-1 -1:A08 Orange County, California Soviet covert assistance 69-3-2:A03 Manpower Development Training Act Park, Chung Hee 71-3-28:A06 inauguration of 71 -5-30:606 "Orange County's First Citizen of the Century" Parker, David N. 73-4-8:A03 appointment of 71 -2-7:A11 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Parker, Judge Development 69-11-30:A07 69-4-27:A04 Parks Organization of American States general 70-12-20:E03 reception for 70-7-5:A12 national 69-11-16:A03; 72-7-16:A06; Organized crime 72-7-23:C10; 72-9-10:601 ; 73-8-5:A04; general 69-4-20:C01 ; 70-9-6:014; 70-9-20:601 ; 73-12-16:A07 73-12-9:A03 national•acquisition 71-4-25:A14 legislation 70-12-13:607 pollution in 69-10-19:A07 Mafia 69-3-16:604; 70-9-6:014; 73-12-9:A03 see also National Park Service Ossa, Jose A. de la Park Service presentation of diplomatic credentials to see National Park Service 70-7-19:A05 Parochial education Oswald, Lee Harvey see Education 74-2-17:605 Parrot's Beak Outer Continental Shelf 70-4-26:A09 general 74-5-26:A03 Partisan issues leasing 74-3-24:C04 72-3-5:607 Outreach program Paterson, Floyd 70-5-17:C05 72-6-25:607 Overseas Private Investment Corporation Pathet Lao 70-8-2(1 ):E08; 70-9-13(1 ):C04; 72-7-16:A11 ; 72-5-14:A03 73-9-16:A11 Patrolman of the Year award Ozarks Regional Commission 72-10-22:A03 69-3-23:601 Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of Pacific Ocean New York City naval command 70-4-19:A03 70-12-13:A05 Pacific War Diary 70-9-6:609

268 Subject Index

Pay Board Pesticides general 71-10-3:A10; 71-11-14:A04, A05; 69-11-16:A04;74-3-24:C04 72-3-5:B09; 72-3-19:A07; 72-6-18:A06, Peterson, Peter B06;72-10-8:A03 biography 71-1-3:A03 resignations from 72-3-19:A09, A11 swearing-in ceremony 72-2-27:A03 Pay increase Peterson Task Force executive 69-1-26:A03 70-8-23:A06 former presidents' 70-12-13:001 Petrochemical industry Peace Corps 71-4-11:A08 demonstrations of volunteers of 70-2-22:A10 Petroleum general 69-4-27:B04; 70-9-6:B07; 71-2-7:C03; allocation regulations 73-12-9:A11 71-4-25:801 exploration of•rescinding of Santa Barbara goals of 70-6-14:B03 Channel leases 70-6-7:B10 loans to 72-3-12:A07 industry lobby 71 -10-31 :A08 merger with Vista 71-4-25:B01 see also Gasoline recruitment for 70-6-14:603 Pets Pécora, William King Timahoe 70-8-9(1 ):B07 appointment of 71-6-27:C01 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pekin, Illinois Catholic schools•financing problem general 73-6-10:A12 72-6-18:A10 Pekin Public Library•unveiling ceremony mayoral race 70-12-13:005 73-6-10:A12 Philadelphia Plan 70-5-10:A07; 70-6-7:A07; Penal reform 70-6-14:C05 70-12-13:010 politics 72-1-23:A05;72-5-7:A04 Penn-Central Railroad Rizzo election 72-1-23:A08 financial problems 70-9-13(1 ):B11 Philippines J. C. Penney Co., Inc. U. S. assistance to 71-10-17:A09 71-11-28:A04 U. S. relations with 71 -10-17:A09 Pennsylvania U. S. trade relations with 71 -11 -14:A09 politics 70-12-13:005; 72-5-7:A04 Phosphates Pennsylvania Avenue as pollution 70-7-12:A03 Commission 69-7-13:A07 Photography President's Temporary Commission on 72-3-19:A03 70-9-6:A14 Physicians' fees restoration 70-9-6:A14 economic controls 74-2-3:A04 restoration legislation 70-9-6:A14 Piore, Emanuel Pensions 69-2-2:A08 bill 73-3-11:A08 Pitzer Report general 73-4-8:A12 69-9-14:A04 Pentagon Papers Plans for Progress Organization effect on Democratic party 71-6-20:A07 69-6-8:A08 general 71-6-13:A10, B05, B11,B14 Plowshare release to Congress 71-6-20:A05, A07 69-1-26:604 see also New York Times Plumber's Union Percy, Charles 69-3-9:B01 Senate campaign 70-11 -22:E01 Podium revision Percy Commission presidential 71-9-5:A11 69-8-24:A03 Poland Performing arts diplomatic relations with 72-1-30:A14 71-8-8:B09 emergence of 72-1 -30:B01 Peru presidential visit 72-6-11 :A03 earthquake disaster 70-7-5:C14 Polaris fleet food transportation 73-7-8:B04 69-3-9:B04 U.S. negotiations with 74-3-17:A04

269 Subject Index

Police Pompidou, Georges corruption 70-9-13(1 ):B04 general 70-3-1 :A05; 70-12-13:C09 killing Nixon meeting with 71-12-12:A03 FBI intervention 71-5-30:A04 summit 73-6-3:A05 FBI seminaron 71-5-23:A03; 71-5-30:A04 Poole, Cecil as federal offense 71 -5-23:A03; 71 -5-30:A04 69-2-2:B01 general 71-5-23:A03; 71-5-30:A04 Poor People's Campaign prevention of 71-5-23:A03; 71-5-30:A04 69-5-11:A09 officer legislation 72-9-3:A05 Poor persons officers•Grand Jury rights 72-9-3:A05 federal programs for 69-4-13:A12 unions 70-11-22:C01 general 69-5-11 :A09 Polish-Americans Pope Paul VI administration relations with 70-7-12:B02 general 69-7-6:B01 ; 69-7-13:A04; 69-9-21 :A05; contributions 70-10-11 :A13 73-12-9:A03 in government 70-10-11:A13 Message of Peace 71-12-19:A07 relations 70-9-13(1 ):E11 Population Political Broadcast Bill control 72-4-30:A10 70-11 -22:E01 ; 70-12-13:B07; 71 -3-7:C14; distribution 70-4-19:A11 71-6-20:A08 growth Political broadcasting general 69-4-20:A03; 70-2-22:A06; legislation 70-11-15:613 70-4-19:A11; 70-7-5:E10; 70-7-12:A03; Political spending bill 70-7-19:G01; 71-5-2:004 71-6-20:A08 U.S. 69-7-20:A03; 70-4-5:A11 Political System world 69-7-6:A07 two-party 74-2-3 :A09 statistics•U.S. 69-7-13:A04 Pollution trends 69-11-9:A07 air 69-4-13:A03; 69-8-24:C10; 70-2-1 :B01 ; Pornography 70-2-8:A03; 70-6-7:B04; 71 -4-11 :A08, C03; Commission 71-1-24:001 73-9-16:A04 report on 70-8-23:A09 automobile 69-8-24:010; 69-11 -16:A04 Port of Sihanoukville automobile•exhaust emission 69-11-16:A04 70-5-3:A11 control 70-4-5:A09 Ports control standards 71 -4-11 :A08 deep water 72-4-9:A08; 73-9-30:A09 industrial 70-2-1 :A10, B01 ; 70-4-5:A09; deep water legislation 73-7-22:A05 71-4-11:A08 Ports, Dick jet emission 70-2-1 :B01 intern program 70-8-9(2):A09 land 70-2-1 :B01 Portugal legislation 70-2-8:A03 71-5-30:B06 Nixon administration policy on 70-2-1 :A10 Postmaster General phosphates 70-7-12:A03 69-3-9:A12 prevention programs 70-2-1 :B01 Post Office protests against 70-2-1 :B01 Advisory Council 70-8-9(1 ):D14 research 70-2-1 :B01 employees•wage negotiations71-4-25:A11 solid wastes 69-8-24:010 increases 70-4-5:A04; 70-4-12:A05 thermal 71-2-21 :A03 legislation•Postal Reorganization Bill water 70-8-9(1):D14 general 69-2-2:A12, A14; 69-2-9:A05; rate subsidy 71 -11-21 :A06 69-3-16:A03; 69-4-13:A03, A12; reform 69-4-20:013; 69-9-21 :A07; 69-12-14:A04; 69-10-19:A07; 69-11 -16:A04; 70-2-1 :B01 ; 70-4-5:A04;70-4-12:A05;70-8-9(1):D14; 70-2-8:A03; 70-6-7:B10; 70-8-16:D04; 71-11-7:A06 71-4-11 :A08; 71 -11-21 :A06; 72-6-25:A07 reform bill 69-8-31 :A03; 69-9-21 :A06; ocean 70-10-4:A05 69-12-14:A04; 70-7-5:A03, B11; in parks 69-10-19:A07 70-8-16:613,004 Potomac River 69-4-13:A12 reform legislation 70-4-26:A07; 70-6-7:A07; see also Environmental issues 70-12-13:B07

270 Subject Index

reorganization 70-9-6:A04 Prayer Breakfast reorganization bill 70-8-9(1 ):D14 73-2-4:B01; 73-12-2:010 service see also Religion general 69-3-9:A12; 69-3-16:A06; Presidential appointees 69-4-20:C01; 69-9-21 :A06; dinner•general 73-12-2:B13 69-12-14:A04; 70-3-29:A05 dinner•Washington press coverage history of 70-8-9(1 ):D14 73-12-2:B13 increases in 69-4-20:C01 Presidential Chief Executive regional office reduction 71 -4-25:A11 duties of 72-9-17:B04 top level personnel•employment Presidential Commission on Trade and 71-4-25:A11 Investment strike 70-3-22:A05; 70-3-29:A05; 70-4-5:A04 70-4-5:A03 70-4-12:A05; 71 -1-10:A12; 72-10-8:007 Presidential Commissions as Associate wage increase demands 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Justices of the Supreme Court Pottinger, Stan 71-12-19:A05 involvement in busing dispute 72-3-5:A12 Presidential Management Improvement Award Poverty 73-3-11:A04 program for 69-3-2:B03 Presidential Papers, 1970-71 racial 69-2-9:A11 71-11-7:A03, A06 rural 69-11-9:A07 Presidential powers Povinelli, Henry military action 69-6-22:A04 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 Presidential speeches Powell, Lewis presentation of 70-2-15:B07 72-8-6:A04 President's Cancer Panel Powell, Wesley 72-1-30:A03 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 President's Commission for the Observance of POWs/MIAs the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the United bill 73-3-11:A08 Nations camp raid 70-11-22:012 71-4-25:A03 dinner honoring 73-2-25:B08; 73-5-20:A06 President's Commission on an All-Volunteer general 72-4-2:A03; 73-4-22:A03 Armed Force groups•Colorado 70-10-11:013, E03 70-2-15:B10 inspection of facilities 70-2-1 :A03 President's Commission on Campus Unrest Laos 70-2-1 :A03 report 70-12-13:005 release President's Commission on International Trade general 70-2-1 :A03; 70-8-2(1 ):G07; and Investment Policy 70-9-20:B13; 70-10-11:013, E03; report 71-9-12:A09 71-4-11:010; 71 -5-9:B04; 71 -5-30:B04 President's Commission on School Finance 71 -8-8:A08; 71 -9-26:B01 ; 72-1 -23:A06 72-1-9:A10 72-1 -30:A06; 72-3-5:B11 ; 72-5-14:A03 President's Commission on Tax Reform 72-10-29:A03; 73-2-11:A03; 70-12-20:E06 73-2-18:A03, B01, B06; 73-3-4:B01, President's Committee on Employment of the C03, 008; 73-3-18:A14; 73-3-25:A05, Handicapped A13;73-5-20:A06 71-4-11:011 joint House-Senate meeting on President's Education Message 70-9-13(1 ):F10 70-4-19:A04 negotiations for 70-8-2(1 ):G07 President's Science Adviser schoolchildren's response 73-3-18:A13 69-1-21:A09 trade agreement for 72-9-24:A09 President's Science Advisory Committee South Vietnam 70-2-1 :A03 general 69-1-21 :A09 statements about war 73-3-4:008 reception for 70-6-14:B 13 support of Nixon 73-3-4:003 President's Trophy Award treatment of 70-2-1 :A03 71-4-11:011

271 Subject Index

Presley, Elvis Private education as anti-drug advocate 70-12-20:A08 see Education Press Private enterprise conference 73-8-19:A03 contributions of 72-4-9:A05 coverage•political candidates 70-7-19:D07 Productivity relations 71 -1 -31 :A12; 71 -2-7:B05 effects of inflation on 69-11 -9:B05 session 70-11-1 :A07 figures70-8-23:A03 see also Media general 70-4-12:A05; 70-6-21 :A11 ; Prestile Stream 70-11-15:F01 70-2-22:A10 importance to economy 70-8-2(1 ):E07 Price, John Product Safety Commission campaign 71-10-24:A13 70-6-14:006 Price Commission Profit margins 71 -10-3:A03, A10; 71 -11 -14:A04, A05; 72-6-18:A03 72-6-18:A06; 72-10-8:A03 Profit motive Prices 70-11-1:A09 construction 71-2-7:A14 Profits controls•agricultural 74-3-24:A08, A12 general 71 -10-3:A03, A10 controls•general 69-11 -9:B05; 72-6-18:A06 windfall 71-10-3:A03, A10 decontrolling 73-12-2:011 Program planning figures 70-8-23:A03 Socialist model 70-8-9(1 ):F12 freeze 73-6-10:A05; 73-7-8:B04 Project Hope general 71 -10-3:A03, A10; 72-10-8:A03 70-6-7:A07 hikes 69-10-12:A04 Project Independence increases general 73-12-2:A06; 74-3-24:C04; construction 71 -1 -17-.A03 74-5-26:A03; 74-7-7:A08 general 69-11-9:B05; 70-2-15:A07; 1980 73-11-4:A12 70-5-17:A03; 70-7-5:A03; 71-3-21:606; Project OWN 73-7-8:B04; 73-12-2:011; 74-1-20:A04 69-3-2:A06 statistics on 69-10-12:C03 Project SEARCH indexes 71-3-21:B06 70-8-2(1 ):A03 inflation 71-2-7:A04 Propane statistics 71-3-21 :B06 74-1-20:A07 see also Wage-price Property Review Board Primate research 70-6-21 :B10; 70-7-12:C01 ; 70-12-20:E03; Primate Colony 70-8-2(2):A03 72-7-23:C10 Prime rate Property taxes reduction of 70-9-13(1 ):B11 see Taxes Prince Charles Protocol see Charles, Prince of Wales chief of•duties 70-11 -15:E12 Printing Industry of America Prouty, Winston 70-9-6:D13 campaign endorsement of 70-3-29:A03 Prison general 69-6-15:A10 conditions 72-10-15:A03 Job Opportunity Act 69-4-27:B01 reform 72-7-23:003; 73-9-2:A05 reelection campaign 70-8-2(1 ):C11 rehabilitation legislation 72-7-23:003 Public Affairs Program Prisoners of war 74-2-3:A11 seePOWs/MIAs Public land Pritchard, Joel disposal of 72-7-23:C10 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 Law Review Commission 70-6-21 :B10; Privacy 70-9-13(2):A06 federal government 74-2-24:A09 use 72-7-23:C10; 73-8-5:A04 individual 74-2-24:A09 Public Law 402 70-12-6:A03

272 Subject Index

Public Papers legislation 70-12-13:607 general 72-6-25:B06 nationalization of 71-4-11 :A08 of 1970 71-11-7:A06 northeast•federal assistance 73-9-30:A06 of the president, 1970 71-11-7:A05 passenger service•federal assistance for Public service 70-3-1 :C04 employment bill 71-5-30:B04 Retirement Act 70-7-5:A03 jobs program 71 -6-27:B10 service•decline in 71-6-6:A04 service jobs 70-8-30:A10 striking 71 -7-25:B01 Public works track removal•Norfolk and Western bill 71-7-18:A06; 72-10-8:B01 72-10-29:603 facilities bill 72-7-16:B05 unions 71-6-6:A04 program 69-3-23:601 Raleigh, North Carolina Puerto Ricans news coverage 74-3-31 :A11 general 70-11-15:E14 Random selection system In urban areas 69-2-9:C02 70-11-22:E09 Puerto Rican Sugar Company Range!, Charles 71-6-13:604 72-9-3:A07 Puerto Rico Ray, Dixy Lee ad hoc advisory group on 73-11-4:601 72-8-6:A09 development of 71 -5-23:A11 Reagan, Ronald general 73-11-4:601 general 70-10-11:805; 70-11 -8:A14; Purchasing and Regulations Review Board 71-8-22:A03 71-3-21:606 Taiwan trip 71-9-19:A04 Racial issues Real estate interracial relationships 69-4-13:A03 70-8-2(1 ):F05 see also entries under 6lack Rebuild National Park Society Radio Fourth of July Celebration 72-4-30:A04 broadcasting 71-6-20:A08 Recession general 70-10-11:813 70-2-15:A07; 70-3-15:A03; 70-4-26:A05; see also Media 70-5-17:A03; 70-6-21 :C01 ; 72-9-3:A03; Radioactivity 73-3-11:A14; 73-9-2:A05; 74-1-27:A03; in nuclear reactors 71 -4-11 :C03 74-3-24:A12;74-6-23:A03 Radio Free Europe Reclamation bill 72-3-5:A12 69-5-25(2):606 Radio Liberty Record, August 72-3-5:A12 case 73-3-11 :A10 Raggio, William Recreation campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14; outdoor 69-8-24:C10 70-8-30:A05 rural areas 69-11-9:A07 RAILPAX Red Cross see Railroad American National 69-4-27:610, 612 Railroad 6oard of Governors of 69-4-27:610, 612 aid 70-12-27:A07 as a quasi-governmental agency 69-4-27:612 bankruptcy problems 73-9-2:A05 Redman, Albert bargaining 71-2-7:A14 promotion ceremony 71-9-5:A08 deregulation bill 71-6-6:A10 Reed, Nathaniel general 70-9-13(1):B11; 71-6-13:A09; appointment of 71-6-27:C01 74-2-10:A06 Reelection campaign improvement of 71-6-13:A06 California delegation 72-7-30:A13, 601 industry Democratic support 72-8-6:A04, AI 3 economic viability of 71 -6-6:A10 general 72-7-16:605, 612, C01 ; 72-7-23:A10, general 71 -6-6:A04; 71 -6-13:A06 CI 2, D01 ; 72-8-13:A03; 72-9-10:A07 operating losses in 71 -4-11 :A08 issues 72-10-29:A03 use of Highway Trust Fund 71-6-6:A10 labor vote 72-7-23:A10

273 Subject Index

Reelection campaign cont. Republican National Committee media relations 72-7-16:B14; 72-7-23:001 activities 71 -8-8:A04 minority relations 72-7-30:A06 appointments to 72-11 -26:A03 poll reports 72-9-10:A07 campaign task force 69-1-26:610 poll results 73-2-4:A08 chairman 72-11-26:A03 reasons for victory 73-2-4:A08 financing 70-7-5:E09 strategy 72-10-29 :A03 general 69-1-26:B10; 69-3-2:B02; surrogates 72-9-17:A09 71 -1 -31 :A11 ; 71 -4-18:605; 72-3-5:607; surrogate support 72-7-23:A10 72-9-10:A07; 73-3-4:F07; 74-2-3:A11 veteran support 72-8-6:A13 organization 71-1-17:B11 Regional commissions reception for Nixon 74-3-10:A08 69-11 -9:A07; 70-7-19:B05, G01 ; 70-11 -15:E01 relationship with campaign committees Regional councils 69-1-26:610 assistance to unemployed scientists and site committee 71-7-18:A06 engineers 71-3-28:A06 site for 71-7-18:A06 general 69-4-6:A03; 70-11-15:E01 Republican National Convention involvement with Hispanic community demonstrations 72-7-16:A03 72-3-26:613 general 71-11-21 :A04; 72-7-16:605; Rehabilitation services 72-7-23:A10, C04; 72-7-30:A13; 70-11-15:E01 72-8-13:A07; 74-4-21 :A08 Rehnquist, William security problems 72-6-25:608 71-11-14:801 Republican party Relief to the Civilian Victims of the Nigerian conversion of voters to 71-2-14:A12 War efforts in Congress 71 -1 -24:011 70-6-7:B01 general 69-3-2:602; 69-8-31 :A03; Religion 70-12-6:604; 71-1-24:002; 71-4-18:605; government involvement in 69-11-9:A03 74-2-3:A06; 74-2-17:A04 importance of 70-11-22:613 New York 70-11-15:610, C08 Religious Heritage of America southern 74-4-21 :A05 Churchman of the Year award 70-6-14:004, Republican politics 009 70-10-11:605 Rent Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee Advisory Board 71-10-3:A03 Chairman control 71-10-3:A03 70-12-27:601 general 71 -10-3:A03, A10 Republic of China increases, illegal 72-9-24:C08 see China, Republic of Reorganization Act Research 69-1-21:A05 aeromedical 70-8-2(2):A03 Reorganization Bill assistance 70-11-15:E01 69-3-2: B05 biomédical 73-5-27:A05 Republican colleges and universities 69-1-26: 611 campaign relations 69-10-26:A03 contracts for•black colleges 70-5-24:A06 campaign school 74-3-24:A06 federal aid 69-2-9:612 candidates•southern 74-4-21 :A07 foreign aid 69-2-9:612 candidate selection 74-4-21 :A08 private contributions 70-10-11:601 candidate support 74-4-28:A04 scientific 69-1 -21 :A09; 69-9-14:A04; congressional relations 69-10-26:A03 73-4-8:A10 convention 72-7-16:B05 White House 72-6-25:606 electoral prospects•1974 73-12-9:A04 Reserve Officers Association Finance Committee 69-3-23:A03 general 70-9-20:A06 Governors Association•chairman 71-1-3:A12 national officers 74-2-24:602 leadership•coalition with southern Democrats Reserve Officers Training Corps 71-5-2:B01 general 70-9-6:C03 leadership•wives of 70-12-13:607 programs 73-9-2:613

274 Subject Index

Resources Reynolds, Frank allocation policy 70-7-19:G01 69-3-2:A03 Reston, James Rhode Island 71-1-31:A12 politics 72-4-23:A05 Retail prices Rhodes, James 72-9-24:C08 69-2-2:A09 see also Prices Richardson, Elliot Retail sales correspondence with Michael Mansfield Christmas 71-11-28:A04, A06 70-9-13(1 ):F10 general 71 -8-8:A11 ; 71 -10-10:A04; swearing-in ceremony 70-6-21 :C08 71-11-28:A04 Richmond case Retail statistics 72-2-13:A03 71-9-12:A11 Right to Read Retarded children program 70-2-8:A04; 70-2-15:604 assistance to 71 -1 -24:A03 Riots general 72-3-26:602 relating to assassination of Martin Luther Retired persons King, Jr. 69-4-6:A03 see Senior citizens Riots and demonstrations Retirement programs anti-war proteiits 70-6-21 :A03; 70-7-12:004 70-11-15:E01 eerkeley University 70-5-17:C02 Revenue and Expenditure Control Act of 1968 college campuses•terrorist bombings 69-3-9:A03 70-9-20:601, C04 Revenue bonds District of Columbia 70-5-17:C02 71-4-18:A05 Jackson State University 70-5-17:C02; Revenue sharing 70-6-14:C03; 70-6-21 :C01 ; 70-7-5:A09 bill•conference report 72-10-8:601 Kent State University 70-5-3:A03; charts 70-12-13:613 70-5-17:C02; 70-6-14:C03; 70-6-21 :C01 educational 71-9-26:A09 Lincoln Memorial 70-5-3:A14 general 69-4-13:A03; 69-4-20:A03; against U.S. invasion of Cambodia 70-5-10:A04 69-7-20:A03; 69-8-3:A03, A11, 612, 614; Vietnam War 70-9-6:611 69-8-24:A03; 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-11 -15:C08, see also Demonstrations E07; 70-11 -22:A03; 70-12-6:601,810; Risner, Robinson 70-12-13:613; 70-12-27:A03; 71-1-3:A09; 73-2-11 :A03; 74-3-24:A11 71 -1 -17:606; 71 -1 -24:A06, A08, AI 0, 601, Rittenband, Richard 606, C01, C08, C11, D02; 71 -1 -31 :A06, campaign of 72-9-24:A06 AI 2; 71-2-7:608, 614, C03; 71-2-14:A03, Rivers, Mendel L. A12; 71-2-21:601, 603, 608; 71-2-28:A03; Navy authorization proposal 69-4-27:601 71 -3-21 :A12; 71 -4-18:614; 71 -5-2:A03, Roberts, Oral C02; 71-5-9:A03, A09; 71-8-15:A03; television ministry 72-8-13:A10 71 -9-12:614; 71 -10-31 :A08; 71 -11-21 :A03, Rock A06; 72-3-5:A12; 72-3-26:A08; 72-6-25:A11 ; 70-8-2(1 ):F13 72-7-16:605; 72-9-10:A13; 73-3-4:011 ; Rockefeller, Nelson 73-3-25:A05; 73-4-8:A03; 73-7-22:A05; general 69-2-2:A09; 70-11 -15:810 73-9-2:A05; 74-5-5:A05; 74-7-7:A03 Nixon campaign efforts 71 -8-8:A04 health policy and 70-12-6:A12 Rogers, William legislation 70-9-6:C14; 71-4-4:A07; general 69-3-2:A03 72-7-16:A12, 601; 72-7-23:C04, C07; media image 72-2-20:A03 73-3-25 :A05 participation in Mao Tse Tung meeting message 71 -1 -31 :A12; 71 -4-4:A07 72-2-20:A03 Mills, Wilbur•views on 71-3-7:C08 Rolls Royce Company as pro-labor bill 70-11-22:C01 bankruptcy 71-2-7:A14, C04; 71-3-7:C02; proposal•general 71-1-24:A08 71-4-11:A08 reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 Romania statistics 70-12-13:613 presidential trip 70-10-25:A03 urban 72-1-9:A07 U.S. relations with 70-10-25:A03

275 Subject Index

Rome, Italy programs 69-11-9:A07 U.S.-funded church-building efforts in report of Committee on Rural and Urban 69-7-13:A12 Development, National Governors' Romney, George Conference 70-7-19:G01 work with Jewish volunteer programs development 71 -2-28:A03; 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 69-1-26:B09 72-1-9:A07 Romney, Lenore Development Act 72-6-25:A07 campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 development legislation 72-6-18:A03 general 70-9-13(1):A12 Electrification Administration 71-10-31 :A08 Roosevelt, Franklin Electrification Administration Extension and 70-7-12:A05 Amendments•signing ceremony Roosevelt, Theodore 73-5-6:A07 DeLaszio portrait of•loan to the White House Saccio, Leonard 69-4-27:B06 as ambassador•to Colombia 71-1-31 :A03 internationalist policy 73-3-4:F08 as ambassador•to India 71-1-31:A03 Rose Bowl Sadat, Anwar general 70-1 -11 :A03; 70-6-21 :A14; 74-5-5:A05 72-9-17:A04 Safeguard Rose Garden depot facility•Glasgow Air Force Base, 71-4-18:A07 Montana 70-12-20:002 Rostow Report missile system 69-8-3:A03 70-8-16:A03 program 70-3-15:A07 Rotary Clubs system 69-3-9:B04; 69-3-23:A08; 69-4-20:B11 ; in Communist countries 73-4-15:A04 69-4-27:601, B07, B09; 69-5-18:A03; Rotary Clubs International 70-7-5:C14; 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 70-8-2(2):A03; general 73-4-15:A04 70-8-16:E05;70-9-13(1):E03; 70-11-15:D01; president 71-9-5:A09 70-12-13:607 Roth, William Safe Streets Act biography 70-11-15:A03 70-2-1 :A11 Roudebush, Richard Safety Bill campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14; 70-9-20:003 70-8-30:A03 Saigon parade James W. Rouse Company 70-5-17:C04 70-5-17:A12 St. John, Adela Rogers Roving Leader program 70-7-5:C07 70-5-17:C05 Saint Patrick's Day Rozelle, Pete dinner 73-3-11:605 flight with Nixon 72-1-30:C07 parade•^television broadcast 71-3-14:A04 Ruckelshaus, William SALT college career 72-12-17:A04 70-7-19: E10; 70-8-2(1 ):E04; 70-4-26:A09; Rule 22 70-7-5:C14;70-8-2(2):A03; 70-8-9(1 ):F05; 69-5-18:A03; 70-8-2 (2):A03; 71-2-14:A07 70-8-9(2):C07; 70-8-23 :A11; 70-9-13(1 ):E03; Rural 71 -5-16:A08; 71 -5-16:A11 ; 71 -11 -7:A06; affairs 69-8-24:A03 72-7-16:605; 73-3-4:C03; 73-9-2:A05 Affairs Council 69-8-3:B14; 69-9-28:A06; San Diego, California 69-10-12:C14;69-11-9:A07 mayorship of 71 -11-21 :A04 areas Republican National Committee Convention development of 71-3-7:C04 preparations 71 -11-21 :A04 general 70-7-12:B05; 70-7-19:G01 ; Sandoval, Hilary 71-2-28:A03 general 69-6-29:A10 growth policy•balance with urban resignation of 70-12-13:A03 70-7-19:G01 San Felipe Reclamation project issues 70-3-1 :A03; 71-3-7:C04 74-1-20:A11 policy 71-2-28:A03 San Francisco, California Point Reyes Park 69-11 -16:A03

276 Subject Index

San Onofre Bluffs State Park South Carolina 69-5-11 :D01 72-7-16:A06 southern states 70-6-21 :C14; 70-8-2(1 ):B03, Santa Barbara, California C14;71-4-18:A12 Channel 70-6-7:B10 Supreme Court decision on 71 -4-18:A11, AI 2 oil legislation 71-4-25:B01 task force on 70-3-1:810 oil slick disaster 69-2-2:A12, A14; 69-2-9:A05; Schroeter memorandum 69-5-25(2):C07 72-9-24:B02 Santa Domingo Science Advisor to President 72-3-26:809 70-9-13(1 ):B06 Satellites Scientific research domestic 72-6-18:A11 general 70-8-16:E08; 70-9-13(1 ):B06; Saturday Evening Post 71-2-21:A11 advertising problems 72-9-24:004 U.S.-Soviet 72-10-29:601 Saudi Arabia Scientists oil 73-12-2:A06 reemployment of 71-3-28:A04, A06 Savannah, Georgia Scott, Hugh 70-10-4:A05 Chinese trip 72-3-5:B07 Schlesinger, James general 69-1-26:A03; 69-3-16:A06; swearing-in ceremony 73-7-1 :A03 69-4-13:A04; 70-11-1 :B08 Schmitz, John Scott, Stanley 72-7-30:A13 appointment of 71 -6-13:B02 Schoepper, Albert Scranton Commission dinner for 72-4-23:A03 general 70-7-12:004 School Report 70-9-20:C04, E02, E04 aid•emergency 70-12-27:A07 Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance board concerns 71-5-2:A03 73-3-25:B03 finance 72-3-5:A03, A08 Scowcroft, Brent finance•reform 72-9-24:A10 appointment of 71 -10-24:A14 lunch program 69-5-11 :A09 Seabees memorial taxes 71-9-26:A09 House Joint Resolution 55 72-9-17:A07 see also headings under Education House Joint Resolution 55•bill 72-9-17:A05 School desegregation Sea Level Canal Alabama 69-3-23:601 69-1-26:604 American-Indians 70-3-22:A05 Sears, Roebuck and Co. Arkansas 70-8-9(1 ):F02 71-11-28:A04 de facto segregation 70-3-22:A05 Seattle, Washington de jure segregation 70-3-22:A05 grand jury inquiries into police corruption delays in implementation 69-2-2:B01 70-9-13(1 ):B04 enforcement of 70-8-9(2):D07 retail sales 71 -11 -28:A04, A06 general 69-3-2: B05; 69-4-13:A03; 69-4-20:002, Secretaries, White House D04; 69-5-11 :A09; 69-8-31 :A03; 70-2-8:A10; reception for 73-4-22:806 70-2-15:A07; 70-3-1 :B10; 70-3-22:A05; Secretary of the Interior 70-5-10:A07; 70-7-19:E01; 70-8-2(1 ):C08; replacement of 70-11 -22:E10 70-8-9(1 ):F02; 70-8-9(2):C05, 002; Secret Service 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-9-20:A04, D03; duties 72-7-30:A07 70-12-20:A12; 71-2-21 :A07;71-5-2:A03; general 70-6-14:E12; 70-8-2(1):F13 71 -9-26:A09; 71 -11 -14:A07; 72-3-12:B01 ; presentation of badge and trophy to the 72-10-8:B10 president 69-10-5:A03 legislation 70-3-22:A05 Securities and Exchange Commission Louisiana 74-5-19:A07 70-11-15:C06; 73-2-25:804 Mississippi 69-6-22:A09; 69-7-20:A05 Securities industry private schools 70-5-17:C02 71-4-11:A08 problems in 70-8-9(2):D07

277 Subject Index

Security Shaheen, John leaks•Urban Affairs Council 70-2-22:A10 biography 70-12-6:A03 threats•helicopter landing on White House swearing-in ceremony 72-1-9:A14 74-2-17:B05 Shah of Iran White House 74-2-17:B07 73-6-24:B02 Security assistance program Sherman Act 70-11-15:014; 73-9-2:A05 74-2-3:B01 Selective Service Shipbuilding legislation legislation 72-3-26:A08 70-10-18:A06 see also Draft Shreveport Journal Senate, U.S. 73-12-9:805 Armed Services Committee•general Shreveport Times 69-6-22:A04 73-12-9:605 Armed Services Committee•status of ABM Shrine of North America hospitals system in 69-6-22:A09 72-9-17:610 committees•structure chart 70-11-15:D01 Siberia Foreign Relations Committee 69-6-22:A04 Nixon's visits to 70-7-12:612 GOP leadership 70-4-5:A07 Siciliano, Rocco GOP leadership•election of 70-11 -1 :B08 69-4-13:A04 Public Works Committee 70-2-1 :A10 Sickle-cell anemia relations 72-8-6:A11 Democratic 70-11 -15:A11 "The Sickness in Government" general 69-1-26:608; 69-6-15:A10; 69-5-11:E02 69-8-31 :A03; 69-11 -9:A05; 70-11 -15:B10, Sierra Club C12;71-1-24:B11 70-2-22:A06; 70-4-5:A09; 74-3-24:C04 Republican 69-10-26:A03; 70-11-15:A03 Sihanouk, Prince voting ¡n70-12-6:B04 correspondence with Michael Mansfield Senatorial campaign chairman 70-9-13(1 ):F10 appointment of 70-12-13:603 Silent Majority Committee Senatorial nominees 70-8-9(1 ):B04 financial contributions to 70-9-20:C09 Sills, Arthur Senators-elect 69-2-9:A03 Democratic 70-11-15:C12 Singapore Senior citizens U.S. relations with 71-11-14:607 concerns 71-3-7:C09, C13; 72-9-24:A10, C08; Sioux Falls Development Foundation 72-12-10:A11 70-10-25:A13 concerns•related to youth 71-3-7:C13 "Sixty Minutes" contributions of 71 -4-18:B10 71-3-7:C14 federal assistance 69-4-20:A03; 71-2-21:608 Skyjacking general 72-1-9:A06 70-9-6:014; 70-9-20:D03 issues 70-8-16:613; 72-8-13:A09 Sloan, Hugh issues•property tax relief 73-2-4:604 departure of 71-2-7:A11 programs 72-7-16:A09 Small business as voters•Republican cultivation of concerns 69-3-23:605; 70-9-6:009 71-3-14:A05 legislation 70-9-6:009 Senior Citizen Sentinel minority 69-6-29:A10; 70-9-6:009 Small Business Administration 72-8-13:A09 general 69-3-2:A06;69-3-9:C03;70-9-13(1):F10; Sentinel system 70-11-22:003; 71-5-16:A03 69-3-9:604 Small Business Association "Setting the Course" 70-9-20:D12;71-11-7:A06 general 69-6-29:A10; 70-9-6:009; 71-9-12:A03 minority aid 69-6-29:A10 Sewage plants Small Businessman of the Year 70-2-22:A03 71-5-16:A03

278 Subject Index

Smith, Howard K. general 70-5-3:A11 ; 70-7-12:F04; 71-7-25:A04 71-3-7:C14 Kissinger talks in Paris 73-6-3:A05 Smith, Ralph T. peace proposals 70-12-13:607 70-9-13(1):A12 report on U.S. involvement in 70-8-9(2):B03 Smoking troop morale 72-1-16:A03 anti-smoking campaign71-2-7:B14 U.S. military position 70-4-26:A09 Social programs U.S. policy on•student reaction to 71 -3-21 :B02 general 70-11-15:E07 U.S. policy on•student support for see also Federal programs; Welfare programs 70-6-21 :A12 Social sciences see also Cambodia; Indochina; Laos; Vietnam 69-1-26: B11 Southern Christian Leadership Council Social Security 69-5-11:A09 Act 69-4-20:A03 Southern Regional Environmental Interstate administrator 69-1 -21 :A08 Compact administrator•replacement of 69-2-2:A03 70-10-11:E06 benefits•increase in 72-9-24:C08 South Pole expedition bill 70-10-11 :A03; 70-12-27:A07; 72-6-25:A07, 70-12-13:A05, 601 A11 Soviet Union general 69-9-21 :A07; 70-8-23:A11 ; cooperative medical research with U.S. 70-11-15:E01;70-12-20:A10;71-3-7:C09; 73-7-1 :A05 71 -11 -21 :A06; 72-3-5:A12, B05, B10; Dacha•presidential trip 72-5-21 :A03 72-9-24:A10 defense capabilities 69-3-23:A04; 70-4-26:A09 legislation 70-12-6:B06; 70-12-13:607; defense of 69-3-9:604 71-1-24:A06, A08 delegation•dinner 73-6-17:A03, 603 reform 71-2-21:608 diplomatic relations with 73-6-17:A03 Trust Fund 71-2-7:B14 education tax 72-9-24:602 Welfare Reform bill 71-1-24:A06 film on 72-5-14:A06 Social services general 73-3-4:003; 73-10-14:A11 70-11 -15:E01 ; 72-6-25:A07; 72-9-10:A13 Gosplan 69-8-24:A03 Social visit grain sales 72-7-23:010 71-1-10:A10; 71-4-4:B03; 71-9-12:C04 health programs 72-9-24:A07 Solar energy immigration 74-3-24:004 72-1-2:A09 Jewish emigration 72-9-24:606; 74-6-2:A05 Solid wastes joint communiqué•with U.S. 74-7-7:A08 69-8-24:C10 Middle East•military assistance 72-4-16:A14 Somali Middle East policy 71-5-9:609 diplomatic relations with 70-6-7:811 military assistance to North Vietnam Somoza, Anastacio 72-4-16:A14; 72-5-14:A03 72-1-30:C02 missile capabilities 70-4-26:A09 Sophia, Princess (of Spain) offensive weapons•agreement with U.S. arrival ceremony for 71-1-24:605 71-5-16:A08, All The South population distribution 73-7-8:604 Nixon interest in 70-7-19:004 presidential trip 71-11 -7:A06; 72-2-6:A07; South America 72-6-25:A04 U.S. relations with 73-4-15:A04 ransom policy for emigration 72-9-24:606 South Carolina relations with China 69-3-2:A03 legislature 73-2-18:601 research•cooperation with U.S. 73-2-25:A08 school desegregation litigation in 69-5-11 :D01 scenery of 72-10-8:A09 South Dakota space program 72-1-2:A09 development of 70-10-25:A13 Stans' trade mission to 71 -12-5:A10 Southeast Asia strategic relations with 70-4-26:A09; administration policy on•grassroots support 71-11-7:A06 70-9-6:611 Summit 74-6-16:A03 Dole trip 71-9-12:A08 Summit•Phase II arms control 73-1-1 :A08

279 Subject Index

Soviet Union cont. Special Representative for Trade Negotiations as threat to free world 73-2-11 :A14 71-7-25:A11 trade with 69-4-6:E05 Speeches train trip 72-10-8:A09 presidential 70-2-15:807 U.S. arms control agreements 73-1-1 :A08; Speed limit 73-3-4:B01 general 74-2-17:A09 U.S. relations with reduction 73-11-4:A12 diplomatic 73-6-24:A03 Spending general 69-3-2:A03, B05; 69-3-30:A03; ceiling 69-3-16:A06 69-4-6:E10; 69-4-27:B07; 71-6-27:A05, ceiling•proposal 72-10-1 :A03; 72-10-8:005 A07; 72-7-16:805; 72-8-6:607; distribution chart•U.S.73-9-30:A06 72-10-8:A09; 73-2-18:A03; 73-3-11 :A12; limitations•congressional 69-5-11 :A03 73-3-25:A05; 73-6-3:B06; 73-6-17:A03, Spirit of '76 B03; 73-7-1 :A05; 73-9-2:B13; 71-7-25:A03;72-1-30:C07 74-2-17:810; 74-5-5:A05 Sports maritime 72-10-8:013 baseball 71-10-10:A04; 72-6-25:807; reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 72-9-3:A06 strategic 70-11-8:A14 baseball players strike 69-2-9:C01 trade 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 71 -12-5:A10; Chicago Bears 70-9-13(1 ):E12 72-10-15:A07; 74-3-24:C04 figures and Vietnam War 72-5-14:A03 as ambassadors against drug abuse U.S. scientific cooperation with 72-10-29:B01 72-1-30:C04 weapons of 69-3-9:804; 69-3-23:A04 careers of 71-2-14:A09 Space general 69-2-9:C01 ; 70-6-21 :A14; administration policy 69-2-2:A08 73-4-8:A05 agreement•U.S.-USSR 72-6-11 :A06 football development research•sharing of Cleveland Browns 72-8-6:A11 71-2-21:A11 Dallas Cowboys 72-3-26:B02 exploration general 72-8-6:A11 ; 72-9-17:B10; general 69-9-14:A03; 71-5-16:A05 72-10-15:A04;73-4-8:A05 Mars mission 70-12-6:810 Washington Redskins 71-10-10:A04 U.S.-Soviet cooperation in 74-7-7:A08 general 71 -2-14:A09; 71-10-10:A08; general 72-1-2:A09 72-1-30:C04; 72-6-25:807 program golf 69-2-9:C01; 70-9-6:A04; 70-9-20:C07; Apollo 17 space shuttle 71 -11 -21 :A06 73-7-29:A03; 73-9-23:A11 education concerning 69-5-25(1 ):A03 National Football Conference 73-4-8:A05 general 69-4-6:E07; 69-5-4:A03; Physical Fitness and Sports, President's 69-5-11 :A09; 69-5-18:A03; 69-9-14:A03; Council on 70-11-29:A07 70-8-2 (2):A03; 71 -3-7:C07; 72-6-11 :A06 table tennis 71 -4-18:812; 71 -5-30:B06 Skylab 72-1-2:A09; 73-6-3:B06; tennis•Davis Cup 69-9-21 :A03 73-6-24:A03 see also names of specific teams shuttle 72-1-2:A09 SS-9 missile Task Group 69-9-14:A03 69-3-23:A04 waste disposal in 72-1-2:A09 SST Spain, Jayne program 69-2-2:A08 swearing-in ceremony 71-6-13:A03 system Spanish-speaking Americans economic benefits of 71 -3-21 :A03 Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the environmental effects of 71-3-21 :A03 70-11-15:E14 financing of 69-4-20:006 general 70-11-15:E14 general 69-4-6:E05, E07; 69-4-20:006; in government 74-3-24:B11 69-5-18:A06; 70-12-13:603, 807; job opportunities 70-11-15:E14 71-2-7:C05;71-3-7:C04, C14; Special Drawing Rights 71 -3-21 :A03; 71 -4-18:A08; 71 -5-9:A03; 69-2-16:813 71-5-16:A05; 71-6-13:805; 72-6-25:810

280 Subject Index

Standards Working Group Stone, W. Clement 71-9-19:603 70-6-21 :A14 Stand-by Energy bill Strategic forces 74-5-19:A07 71 -10-24:A06 Stans, Maurice Strikes 69-4-13:A04 air-controllers 70-4-5:A04 Stanton, Frank dock 72-1 -30:B11 biography 70-12-6:A03 federal government 71-1-10:A12 Stanton, Harry Dean general 70-9-13(1 ):B11; 70-11-15:C14, D11; 71-3-7:C14 71 -1 -17:A10; 71 -3-21 :B06; 72-1 -30:B11 State Advisory Committees on Public longshoremen 69-1 -21 :A12 Education postal service 70-3-29:A05; 70-4-5:A04; 70-8-9(2):D07 70-4-12:A05 State Committees on Public Education railroad 71-7-25:B01 duties 70-8-9(2):D02 Strip mining State highway officials lobby bill 74-1-20:A11 71-10-31 :A08 general 71 -4-11 :A08; 73-9-30:A06 State of the Union address legislation 73-9-2:A05; 74-3-24:004; analysis of 71-2-7:B03 74-5-26:A03 general 71-2-21 :B01 Student aid goals of 71-2-14:A12 Vietnam veterans 71 -4-11 :A03 State of the Union message Student concerns 71-10-31 :A08 70-7-12:004; 73-6-3:B04, B06 State of the World Message Student loans 70-3-15:A07 70-4-19:A04 State primaries Student relations 74-2-3:A09 70-5-3:A14 Statistical system Students federal 71-12-5:A12 involvement in government decision making Steel 71-3-21 :B02 imports 71-4-11:A08 opinion of Nixon administration 70-1-25:A03 industry see also Colleges and universities; Youth foreign competition 71-7-4:A03 Students for a Democratic Society pollution controls 71-4-11 :A08 70-8-2(1 ):A03 general 70-8-16:A03; 71-7-4:A03 Submarines prices 71-1-17:A10; 71-5-16:A14 see Polaris fleet safety legislation 69-7-6:A03 Suburban areas unions 71-3-21 :B06 70-11-29:A09 wages 71-5-16:A14 Suburban planning Stein Report 70-4-19:A11 69-5-25(2):B13 Subways Stennis, John federal aid 69-5-18:A06 amendment 70-2-8:A10; 70-2-15:A07 Suez Canal shooting incident involving 73-4-22:A03 general 70-10-11:A05 Stennis Center truce 71-11-7:A06 73-4-22 :A03 Sugar Bowl Stevens, Ted 70-11-29:604 campaign endorsement of 70-9-6:C05 Suit, Harold Stever, Guy campaign endorsement of 70-9-20:010 69-1-21:A09 Supplemental Appropriations Bill Stigler Report 71-5-2:601; 72-10-8:606, B01 69-5-11:002 "Support the President" rallies Stock market 73-12-9:A06 69-7-13:A04; 70-4-26:A07; 70-5-17:A03; 70-7-19:B05; 70-8-9(1 ):B11 ; 71 -11 -14:A09

281 Subject Index

Supreme Court Taxation general 70-12-13:010 oil imports 69-2-2:A05 Chief Justice appointments 69-5-18:A05 Taxes decisions 71-11-14:A09 airline head 70-9-20:003 justices business and management 71 -4-11 :A08 age 72-9-10:B01 capital gains•rates 73-7-22:A04 appointments 69-1-26:A03; 69-10-12:A04; cigarettes and liquor 70-4-5:A04 69-11 -9:A05; 69-11 -30:A07; 70-3-1 :A05; credits 72-1 -2:A10; 73-9-9:A10 70-3-15:A03; 70-3-29:A03; 70-4-5:A07; cuts 74-3-10:A03; 74-5-19:A07 70-8-2(1):E04;71-12-19:A05; education 72-1 -2:A10; 72-4-16:A09 72-7-23:A10; 72-9-3:A05; 72-9-17:A04 estate 70-4-5 :A04; 73-2-4 :B04 nominations of 71-9-26:B01; 71-10-3:A12; estate and gift 70-12-27:A03 71-10-10:A11, A12;71-11-7:A06; excess interest 71-10-24:A03 71-11-14:601 excise 70-12-27:A07; 71-11 -14:A09 rulings 72-3-12:B01 gasoline 70-5-17:A03 vacancies in 71-9-26:A04 general 70-8-23:A11 ; 70-12-27:A03; Surcharge 71-1-24:A06, A08; 71-9-26:A09; general 71-11-14:A09 71-10-24:A03, A08; 72-7-16:A12; on imports 71-9-12:A11, B12 72-9-24:A10 Property Disposal Act 69-1-26:A03 gift 73-2-4:B04 Surrogates hijacking 70-12-27:A07 reelection campaign 73-3-4:011 income 71 -10-24:A03; 72-12-10:A11 ; work in reelection campaign 72-10-29:A03 73-2-4:B04 Surtax income•personal 72-7-16:A12 extension of 69-5-18:A11 ; 69-6-29:A03 income•relief 71 -1 -31 :A12 general 69-5-4:A03; 69-5-11 :A03; 69-6-8:A03; increases 69-5-11 :A03; 70-7-5:A03; 69-6-15:A04; 69-6-22:A04; 69-7-6:A03, 71-11-21 :A06; 72-7-2:A03; 73-7-8:B04 A07; 69-7-13:A04; 69-8-3:B12; interest equalization 71-1-24:A06, A08 69-9-14:A06; 70-6-21 :C01; 73-2-18:A03 pollution 71-4-11:A08 Survivor Benefits for Military Retirees, House property Resolution 10670 effect on senior citizens 72-9-24:A10 72-9-17:B06 general 71-9-26:A09; 71-10-24:A08; Sutherland, William 72-1 -2:A10; 72-9-24:A10; 73-2-4:B04 69-11-30:A07 relief 71-1-31 :A12 Swann decision tax credit for senior citizens 72-12-10'.A11 72-2-13:A03 proposals 73-9-9:A10 Sweig, Martin-Nathan Voloshen investigation real estate 72-1 -2:A10 seeVoloshen, Nathan-Martin Sweig real property 71-5-2:A03 Syria reform crisis in 70-9-20:012 Act 70-8-16:A03 Taft, Robert general 69-2-2:A03, A05, 69-5-18:A11 ; biography 70-11-15:A03 69-6-8:A03; 69-6-15:A04; 69-6-22:A04; campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 69-6-29:A03; 69-7-13:A04; 69-8-3:B12; candidacy of 71-5-23:B01 69-8-31 :A03; 70-12-20:E06; Taiwan 71-11-14:A07;72-12-10:A11 general 71 -7-18:A06; 71-11-14:B07 legislation 72-3-26:A08; 72-6-18:A03; Jaycees National Convention 71-9-19:A04 74-5-19:A06 textile industry 71-7-11:A03 school 72-1-9:A10 U.S. relations with 71 -1 -10:B01 state credits 72-12-10:A11 Tariff Commission tobacco 70-5-17:A03 chairman 71 -5-23:A06 value added 69-10-12:C03; 70-8-16:F02; Tariffs 70-8-23:A03; 70-12-27:A03; 71 -1 -31 :A12; negotiations on nontariff barriers 69-4-27:A04 71-10-24:A08; 72-1-2:A10; 72-9-24:A10 Task Force on Rural Problems variable investment tax credits 72-10-8:A03 69-11-9:A07

282 Subject Index

Teacher Corps exports•Japanese 71 -2-21 :B08 71-2-7:B14, C03 Far East imports of 69-4-27:A04 Teachers imports 69-4-27:A04 striking 70-11-15:C05 industry 71-8-8:A05 Teamsters Union industry•foreign 71 -7-11 :A03 70-4-5:A04; 70-11 -22:C01 ; 70-12-20:E04; legislation 71-6-27:B12 Mills, Wilbur•views on 71-3-7:008, D06 Tear gas press statement on 71 -3-7:006 70-8-16:C09 quota 71 -7-11:A03 Technology trade policy 71-5-16:A05 general 71-5-2:C04; 72-4-9:A08 Thailand opportunities 71-9-19:603 general 70-5-3:A11 Opportunities Working Group 71-9-19:B03 U.S. relations with 71-11-14:607 Transfer Working Group 71-9-19:803 Thant, U Television, cable 70-7-5:E10 general 71 -7-25:A04;71 -9-26:A04; 72-6-18:A11 ; Thieu, General 73-2-4:A06 69-5-11:A03 rulings 71-4-4:B07 Thomas, Helen Television networks 73-2-4:606 anti-trust suit against 71-4-18:B04 Thompson, Mel effect on film industry 71-4-4:A03 campaign of 72-9-24:A06 general 71-3-7:C14; 71-4-4:B07; 71-6-20:A08; Thurmond, Nancy Moore 72-10-8:A12 71-12-5:A09 license renewals 71-3-7:014 Thuy, Xuan monopoly 73-2-4:A06 72-1-23:A06 news 72-6-18:A11 Tiller, Carl prime time access rule 71-7-25:A04 career of 72-3-26:610 public 73-2-4:A06 Tilton case White House relations with 71 -1 -31 :A12 government position on 70-8-23:A09 see also Broadcasting; Media Timber Telles, Raymond general 73-9-23:A04 appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 in Oregon 69-11-9:A03 Tennessee Time campaigns in 70-8-16:010 general 69-3-9:A09 Tennessee-Tombigbee project interview 70-9-20:014 73-3-18:A14 Tiriac, Ion Tennessee Valley Authority 69-9-21 :A03 69-4-13:A03 Title II Terrorism 70-2-15:B04 bombings 70-9-6:014 Title IV bombings•college campuses 70-9-20:B01, 70-8-9(2):D07; 74-5-19:A09 004 see also Family Assistance Plan Texas Title V drought relief funds 71-5-16:A07 70-8-9(2):D07 drought situation 71-4-18:A10 Commission 70-11-15:E01 general 71-6-6:A13 Title VII Texas Boot Company 69-5-11:A09 70-9-20:B11 Title 28 amendment Texas Instruments signing ceremony 70-12-13:A05 69-1-26:B06 Tobacco taxes Textiles see Taxes agreement between U.S. and Europe Today's English Version of the Bible 69-4-27:A04 70-11-22:003 exports 71-3-7:008, D06

283 Subject Index

Togo negotiations 71-7-25:A11 AID road maintenance training program negotiations•agricultural 74-3-24:A12 70-9-6:B07 policy diplomatic relations with 70-9-6:B07 general 69-3-2:B11; 71-5-16:A05; Peace Corps efforts in 70-9-6:B07 71 -7-25:A11 ; 73-2-4:B07; 73-2-11 :A14; Tolstoy, Leo 73-2-18:A03 71-6-27:B08 European 69-4-27:A05; 73-2-11 :A14 Tomatoes North Vietnam 70-6-7:811 imports 70-3-8:A03 U.S. 69-4-27:A04; 70-4-5:A03 Tommy Walker Productions Soviet 72-4-9:A08; 73-10-14:A11 ; 74-3-24:C04 70-6-21 :A14 with Soviet Union 69-4-6:E05 Tonkin Gulf Repeal U.S. 71-5-16:A05 70-7-5:A03 U.S. position on 70-8-23:A03 Tornado Traffic increases disaster•Midwest 74-3-31 :A12; 74-5-19:A03 74-2-3:801 Tour Transportation White House 72-9-10:A11 appropriations 70-12-27:A07 Tourism District of Columbia 69-5-18:A06 District of Columbia 70-5-17:C05 federal aid for 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 70-3-1 :C04; Toward the Year 2000 70-6-7:A03 69-11-9:B05 general 70-8-9(1 ):B08; 71-11 -21 :A06 Tower, John industry 70-3-15:A03; 71 -4-11 :A08 constituent support 70-12-13:A03 industry•anti-trust policy 71-5-9:A07 Nixon support 70-12-13:A03 innovations in•tracked air cushion vehicle reelection concerns 70-12-13:A03 project 70-6-7:A03 Town Hall of the Air legislation 70-10-11 :D05; 74-2-10:A06 69-11-30:A12 lobbies 71-10-31 :A08 Tracked air cushion vehicle project policy 70-7-19:G01 70-6-7:A03 program 74-2-10:A06 Trade Trice, M. Mark agreement•U.S.-Soviet 72-10-15:A07 Senate service citation 70-8-16:E09 agricultural 69-3-2:B11 Trident submarine bill 70-8-23:A03; 70-9-20:D03; 70-11-15:B13; 73-9-2:813 70-12-6:B06; 70-12-20:A10; 71 -2-21 :B08; Tristan, Rafael Alberto Zuniga 73-2-11 :A14; 73-7-22:A04; 73-9-2:A05; presentation of diplomatic credentials to 74-3-24:C04; 74-5-19:A06, A09 70-7-19:A05 British 71-12-12:A03 Trucker of the Year award competition 70-8-23:A03 72-1-2:A04 domestic 69-5-11:D02 Truckers East-West 69-4-27:A04 demonstrations 73-12-2:A06; 73-12-9:A11 ; expansion of 71 -10-3:A14 74-2-3:801 foreign 69-3-2:A13, B11 ; 69-3-23:805; strike 74-3-24:A08 71-4-11:A08 Trucking industry free69-3-2:A13 "Driver of the Year" award, 1973 73-1-1 :A07 general 70-8-2(1 ):E07; 71-1-3:A03; production•Soviet 70-11-29:806 71-12-5:A10;73-2-4:B04 Truman Pension Bill international 71-9-12:A09; 71-9-12:B14; 70-12-27:A07 71 -11 -14:A09; 71 -12-12:A03; 72-9-24:B01 ; Trust Fund for Highway Safety and 73-3-18:A04 Beautification international•reform 72-10-8:A03 70-6-7:A03 issues 71 -8-1 :A11 Trust Territory legislation 70-4-5:A03; 73-2-18:A03 69-4-27:B04 legislation•abolishing American Selling Price 69-4-27:A04

284 Subject Index

Turkey 25th anniversary dinner 70-7-5:E10 diplomatic relations with 70-8-16:813 U.S. ambassador to 70-11-15:007; opium control 70-8-16:813 70-12-6:A11 opium production 71-6-27:808; 72-1-23:A12 U.S. involvement 70-7-5:E10 Twenty-sixth Amendment youth involvement in 70-9-6:004 72-6-25:812 United Negro College Fund Udall Bill funding 72-1 -9:A03 71-9-26:801 general 71-11-28:A07 Uganda United Paper Makers International Union nationalization of U.S. companies 70-6-7:801 72-9-24:801 U.S. relations with 70-6-7:801 United States Catholic Conference Unemployment 70-8-16:A03 blacks 73-7-8:804 United States Court of Claims California 71-5-2:A14 judge on 71-10-31 :A04 construction industry 71-2-21:A04 United States Information Agency in film industry 71-4-4:A03 conduct of 70-11-22:E08 general 69-6-8:A08; 69-10-19:A09; general 69-3-9:A10; 70-12-6:A03 70-5-17:A03; 70-6-21 :C01 ; 70-7-5:A03; organization 70-11-22:E08 70-11-22:A03; 70-11-29:A03; 70-12-6:810; policies of 70-11 -22:E08 70-12-20:E06; 71 -2-7:A04; 71 -2-14:A08; United States Table Tennis Association 71-5-16:A14; 71-7-18:A03; 72-3-26:A08; general 71-4-18:812 72-6-18:A06; 73-7-8:804; 74-7-7:A08 team 71-5-30:806 minority 70-12-20:005 United Student Alliance peacetime 71-7-18:A03 70-10-11:013 of scientists and engineers 71-3-28:A04, A06 United We Stand statistics 69-10-12:003; 70-11-15:E10; 69-11-30:A12 72-10-8:A03 Universal Security System of technologically trained 71-5-2:A14 69-5-25(1 ):A03 Vietnam veterans 71 -4-11 :A03 Uranium wartime 71-7-18:A03 enrichment facilities 69-7-13:A13 youth 73-7-8:804 Urban see also Employment areas•Committee on Rural and Urban Uniformed Services Health Professions Development: report 70-7-19:G01 Revitalization Act areas•minority problems in 69-2-9:C02 House Resolution 2 72-9-17:805 coalition 69-2-16:A03; 69-6-8:A08 Uniforms development 72-1-9:A07 respect of 72-9-17:801 development corporation law 69-2-16:A03 Union Leader growth•general 70-4-19:A11 71-5-2:C06 growth•policy: balance with rural 70-7-19:G01 Unions issues see Labor; names of individual unions education 70-5-17:A12 United Arab Republic general 69-1-21:A05; 70-12-20:005 Soviet support 70-8-2(1 ):E08 housing 70-5-17:A12 United Auto Workers Union living•for blacks 70-3-1 :B10 70-11-22:001 mass transit United Cerebral Palsy Association federal aid 69-5-18:A06 70-12-20:A04 general 70-10-11:005; 73-11-25:A13 United Givers Fund grant•New York City subway system Combined Federal Campaign 70-8-16:F03 72-6-18 :A08 United Nations legislation 70-12-13:807 general 70-7-5:E10; 71-7-25:A04; Mass Transportation Bill•signing ceremony 71 -10-10:A06; 71 -10-17:A09; 71 -12-5:A11 ; 70-10-11:005 74-7-7:A08 migration 69-11-9:A07 involvement in Middle East situation policy•national 69-1 -21 :A05; 70-2-1 :A11 72-9-24:806

285 Subject Index

Urban cont. Veterans programs 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-3-2:803; 69-3-9:A12; affairs 73-3-25:A13 69-4-6:A03; 69-4-20:A03 alcohol rehabilitation 71-6-13:B10 renewal 70-3-1 :B10; 70-5-17:A12; 70-11 -15:E01 appropriations bill 71 -8-8:A09 renewal•projects for 71-3-21 :A12 bill 73-3-11 :A08 Urban Affairs Council concerns 73-6-3:B06 general 69-2-16:A03; 69-3-2:B02 drug rehabilitation of 71-6-13:610 security leak 70-2-22:A10 employment 72-8-6:A13 U.S. issues 70-11 -22:C12; 71 -8-8:A08; Catholic Conference 70-8-16:A03 72-9-10:803; 73-2-18:B06; 73-7-29:A06; Catholic Conference Task Force on Urban 73-9-2:813; 74-3-31 :A09 Problems 70-8-16:A03 jobs 74-3-31 :A09 Development Corporation 70-9-13(1 ):C04 legislation 70-8-9(1 ):C08; 72-8-6:A13, B04 foreign policy in the 1970s 72-2-6:A06 lobby 73-3-4:011 position as world power•and Vietnam medical bill 73-7-29:A06 74-2-24:A03 medical care for 70-2-22:B03 as world peace-maker 74-1-20:A04 minority 70-12-20:005 U.S. Advisory Commission on Information pension bill 73-12-2:008 duties of 70-12-6:A03 relations 70-4-26:A03 U.S.Jaycees service-connected disability 72-9-17:A03 70-3-8:A11 Veterans of Foreign Wars 69-4-20:B11 ; U.S. Naval Academy 69-9-28:A03; 70-8-2(1 ):F13; 70-9-20:A06; 70-7-5:E05 72-9-10:603; 73-7-29:A06; 73-9-2:B13 U.S. Navy Veterans of Foreign Wars•"Voice of general 70-7-5:E05 Democracy" contest 73-3-4:A03 Navy, Pacific naval commands 70-4-19:A03 Vietnam Ushiba, Novuhiko anti-war demonstrations 71-6-13:605 presentation of diplomatic credentials to disabled 73-3-4:011 70-9-20:A10 employment of 72-4-9:A05 U.S.S.R. general 71 -4-11 :A03; 71 -6-13:B05; see Soviet Union 73-3-25:A13; 73-11-11 :A04; 74-2-24:A03 U.S.-U.S.S.R. public dismissal of 74-3-31 :A09 agreements in energy, housing, heart research public opinion of 70-8-2(1 ):D07 74-7-7:A08 treatment of 71-2-7:C05 relations 72-7-16:B03 World War II 73-5-27:A03 Trade Conference 73-2-4:B07 Veterans Administration Utility workers candidates for administrator of 69-4-20:611 contributions of 72-10-8:D10 drug rehabilitation program 71-9-12:C06 Vaky, Peter general 70-11-22:003; 72-8-6:A13 departure of 70-11-22:003 Veto Candidate Bills Vance, Cyrus 72-9-17:A13 69-1-26:A03 Vietnam Vann,John aid 73-3-4:011 72-6-11:A09 Catholics 69-9-21 :A05 Vatican Catholics in 70-5-24:A03 general 69-4-20:006; 69-9-21 :A05 conditions in 70-8-9(1 ):D13 U.S. relations with 69-5-18:A06; 69-7-6:B01 ; Dole, Robert•trip 71-9-12:A08 69-7-13:A04, A12; 71-12-19:A07 economy 70-5-3:A11 Venereal disease elections 71-9-12:A08 prevention of 73-9-16:A09 foreign assistance 70-11-15:613 Venezuela general 69-3-9:604 retroactive taxes in 71 -4-11 :A08 inflation in 70-5-3:A11

286 Subject Index

media coverage 69-9-28:A05 Vietnam veterans medical facilities 70-11-22:003 see Veterans missionary efforts in 70-11-22:003 Vietnam Veterans Day peace in 73-4-15:A04 74-2-24:A03 policy Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace AMVET support 72-9-10:A04 71-6-13:605 general 70-10-11:A13; 70-12-13:807; Vietnam War 70-12-20:A07; 72-6-25:A04 air and sea withdrawal 72-4-9:A10 relating to Middle East policy 70-1-25:A03 anti-war amendments 71-11-14:A09 petitions supporting 70-9-20:A11 cease-fire 72-1 -23:A06 post-war projections 69-8-24:A03 congressional support 73-2-18:604 protests 69-9-28:A03, A05 Democratic congressional "end the war" situation in 71-3-7:C02 resolution 71-3-21:604 speech 70-10-11:A03 demonstrations 70-9-20:613 Stephens, Charles•trip to 70-10-11 :E02 demonstrations against 70-5-3:A03; troops 70-9-6:611 status in 70-5-17:C04 drug abuse in 71-2-21:A07; 71-5-23:A09; volunteer efforts for 70-11-29:A13 71-6-13:609, 610; 71-7-11:A07 withdrawal plan 71-2-7:B08 drug abuse prevention 71 -7-11 :A07 U.S. courses of action in•prevention of drug rehabilitation programs 71-7-11:A07 Communist takeover 74-2-24:A03 end of 72-10-29:A03; 73-2-18:604; U.S. policy on 69-10-12:A04; 69-10-19:A03 73-2-25:A03; 73-3-4:A03, C03 U.S. world position relating to actions in end of•sonnet on 73-5-6:A06 74-2-24:A03 "End the War" amendment 72-8-6:A07; wind-down 73-12-16:A13 72-7-23:004 see also Southeast Asia end-the-war resolution 73-1-1:A03 Vietnam, North general 69-3-2:A03; 69-3-16:A03; 69-3-23:B01 ; Borman visit 70-8-2(1 ):G07 69-4-6:E10; 69-4-13:A12; 69-4-27:B07; cessation of bombing above 20th parallel 69-5-11:A03, A09; 69-5-18:A03; 73-1-1:A08 69-5-25(2):813; 69-6-8:A03; 69-8-3:A03; general 69-5-11 :A03; 71 -3-21 :B04 69-9-28:A03, A05; 69-12-14:A05; invasion of 72-4-9:A10; 72-4-16:A03, A14; 70-2-22:603; 70-3-22:A03; 70-5-3:A11 ; 72-5-7:A03 70-5-10:A07; 70-6-7:A11, 604; 70-6-21 :A03; invasion of•media treatment of 72-4-16:A03 70-8-9(2):C07; 70-9-13(1 ):E03, F10; May 8 bombing of 72-9-10:603 70-9-20:613:70-10-11:A05, E03; 71-5-9:604; president of•correspondence with Michael 71-6-6:A14; 71-6-13:805; 71-6-27:A07; Mansfield 70-9-13(1):F10 71-7-18:A03;71-9-12:A11;71-9-26:B01; protective reaction strikes 70-11-22:E01 71-11-7:A06; 72-4-9:A10; 72-4-16:A03, Vietnam, South A14; 72-5-14:A03; 72-6-11 :A09; 72-6-25:A07; Buddhist support 72-4-9:A10 72-10-29:A03; 73-2-11 :A03; 73-3-4:008; Communist imposition 73-2-18:A03 73-5-27:A03; 74-2-24:602; 74-3-24:A11, general 69-5-11 :A03; 70-5-3:A11 ; 72-4-9:A10; A12;74-5-5:A05 72-6-25:A04 heroin detection testing 71 -7-11 :A07 Mobile Base Two 70-6-14:011 Johnson administration71-1-24:011 POWs in 70-2-1 :A03 kill statistics 71-7-18:A03 situation in 70-10-11:A05 Kissinger, Henry•negotiations 72-1-23:A06 U.S. relations with 71 -11 -14:B07 media coverage 73-2-18:801 U.S. troops in 71-11-14:607 media depiction of 71-11-14:607 Vietnamization media relations relating to 69-11-2:A05 general 70-5-24 :A03; 70-6-7:A11 ; 70-6-21 :A03; media representation of 71-6-13:805 70-8-9(1 ):D13; 70-8-9 (2):C07; 70-10-11:A05; media treatment of 72-4-16:A14 70-11 -15:C14; 70-11 -29:A03; 71 -2-14:A09; Nixon's rationale for 74-2-24:A03 72-1-16:A03; 72-4-9:A10; 73-1-1 :A08 Paris talks 69-4-20:001 program 71-6-13:B05 peace dividend 69-5-25(2):B13

287 Subject Index

Vietnam War cont. Voting peace negotiations 72-11-5:A05; 73-1 -1:A08 absentee military 70-9-6:611 peace proposal 72-1-23:A06; 72-5-7:A03 age 71-6-27:A09; 73-6-3:601 "peace with honor" 70-8-9(1 ):B04; general 71-3-14:A05 70-10-11 :A13; 70-12-20:A12; 71 -6-13:B05; minority 69-5-11:A09 72-10-29:A03; 73-2-18:B01 ; 73-3-4:B01 ; population•ethnic community 72-11 -5:A05 73-3-11 :A08; 73-3-25:A05; 74-2-24:A03 population•Republican cultivation of protests against 70-5-3:A14, B01 ; 71-3-14:A05 70-6-21 :A03, C01 rights•minority 70-2-8:A10 public opinion of 70-8-2(1 ):D07 Rights Act of 1965 69-6-15:A04; 70-5-17:C02 reasons for 73-2-18:A03 Rights Act of 1965•proposed extension of reception for admirals and generals for 69-2-2:601 contributions to 71-2-14:A06 Wage Board Employee Pay Bill reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 70-11-15:613 Russian underwriting of U.S. private Wage-price investments 72-7-16:A11 controls•general 69-6-22:A03; 70-3-22:A03; South Carolina legislature•resolution of 70-4-12:A05; 70-7-19:E06; 71 -1-17:A03; appreciation 73-2-18:601 71 -2-14:A08; 71 -2-21 :A04; 71 -3-21:806; speech on 71-4-11 :D10 71 -8-1 :A11 ; 73-1 -1 :A03, A08; 73-2-4:A08, strategy 70-5-24:A03 603; 73-3-11:A14; 73-4-15:A06; troop morale 70-6-7:A11 ; 71 -11 -14:B07; 73-10-14:A11;74-6-23:A03 72-1-16:A03 controls•program 72-10-8:A03 troop withdrawal 71 -1 -24:D11 ; 71 -10-31 :A12; freeze 72-4-9:A10; 72-5-14:A03; 73-1-1:A08 agriculture 71-9-12:612 U.S. strategy 69-9-21 :A07 effect on labor 71-9-5:A05 see also Anti-war protests; ARVN units general 71-8-29:A03; 71-9-5:A12; Virginia 71-9-12:A03, A11, C06; 72-3-26:A08 politics 70-11-29:A06 state and local support 71-9-12:B14 Virgin Islands front 71-6-13:A04 development of 70-12-6:A05 increases 71-7-18:A03 tourism 70-12-6:A05 policy 70-2-15:A07 VISTA problems 73-4-29:A06 general 70-4-5:A10; 70-7-5:B11 ; Review eoard 71-3-21:606 70-11 -15:E01 ; 71 -2-7:C03; 71 -4-25:B01 stabilization program 71-12-5:A03 merger with Peace Corps 71-4-25:601 standards 71-10-3:A03 Vocational Wage-price-cost front education 72-6-25:B12 71-6-13:A04 Education Act of 1968 70-8-16:A03 Wages Rehabilitation Act of 1973 73-9-23:A07 airline industry 70-8-9(1 ):B08 Rehabilitation legislation•50th anniversary construction 69-11-9:605; 70-10-18:A03; ceremony 70-11-15:A14 70-11-15:011; 71-1-10:A03; 71-2-7:A14; schools 69-2-2:A09 72-1-23:A14 see also Education control• jawboning 72-9-24:C08 Voloshen, Nathan-Martin Sweig controls 72-6-18:A06 investigation 70-12-13:001 discriminatory practices 70-8-16:A03 Voluntary Action Program domestic statistics 69-11-9:605 69-4-13:608 federal government 70-2-22:A14 Volunteer figures 70-8-23:A03 Action Centers 70-8-2(1 ):F13 freeze 71-2-21:A04; 73-6-10:A04 programs general 71-1-10:A03 federal assistance 71-10-17:A08 increases general 69-4-13:B08; 71-10-17:A08 construction 71-1-17:A03, A10 Jaycees 72-7-30:A04 deferred 71-11-14:A04 Jewish 69-1-26:609 federal 71 -9-12:A11 ; 71 -9-26:601 ; Mail Call Vietnam 70-11-29:A13 71-10-17:A03;71-11-21:A06

288 Subject Index

general 70-10-18:A03; 71 -2-14:A08; Washington Post 72-9-24:C08; 73-12-2:011 general 70-11-15:C12;70-12-20:A12; retroactive 71-11 -14:A04 73-2-18:B01 ; 73-12-2:B13; 74-2-24:A13 minimum 71-6-13:A04; 72-10-8:B06 reelection campaign coverage 72-7-23:A08 postal workers 70-8-9(1 ):D14 Washington Star News settlements•1973 72-9-24:C08 73-12-2:B13 settlements•statistics on 72-9-24:C08 Water Bill spiral 71-1-10:B03 72-6-18:A03, A06; 72-10-1 :A03 stabilization 71-6-27:B12 Water Pollution Control bill statistics 71-3-21:606 72-6-25:A07 statistics•international 69-11-9:B05 Water quality subsidies•Long proposal 70-8-30:A10 5th international symposium 70-8-16:004 subsidy bill 70-8-30:A10 Water supply Wagner Act flouridation of 71-2-7:B14, C08 69-3-9:B01 Watergate Waikiki, Hawaii advertising supporting Nixon 73-12-18:A08 70-7-12:C01 anti-Nixon demonstrations 74-3-10:B02 Walker, Pinkney Banking Committee hearings 72-10-8:B01 appointment of 71 -6-27:C01 British response 74-2-3:A11 Wall Street effect on Congress 74-1-20:A07 investment 70-5-17:A03 Ervin Committee 73-7-8:A03 Wall Street Journal FBI involvement in 73-7-8:A03 69-3-2:A06;71-1-31:A12 Finance Committee involvement in 72-9-24:A05 Wallace, George general 72-10-8: A10, B06; 73-4-22:A03; general 72-6-11 :A03; 72-8-6:B04 73-4-29:A03; 73-5-13:A03; 73-6-3:A11, hospitalization for gunshot wound 72-5-14:A08 A13, B01, B04, B05; 73-8-19:A03; Walsh, James 73-9-16:A09; 73-12-2:B13; 73-12-9:603; imprisonment in China 70-10-11 :F05 74-1-20:A08; 74-2-17:A09; 74-3-24:C02 Walsh, Lawrence House Committee on the Judiciary 74-3-24:611 69-10-12:A04 media coverage 73-12-18:A08; 74-1 -20:A11 ; Walt Disney Productions 74-5-5:A05 films of 69-3-23:A09 national security concerns 73-6-3:B01, 804 Walter Reed Hospital Nixon Reply 8rief 73-8-12:A04 72-5-14:A08 Nixon support 73-12-9:A06, A10; 73-12-18:A08; Walters, Vernon 74-1 -20:A11 ; 74-2-3:A07; 74-2-17:610; swearing-in ceremony 72-4-30:A03 74-3-24:A03; 74-5-5:A05 War Powers Veto opposition of Nixon administration 74-2-17:A09 73-11-4:A03 presidential counsel 73-12-23:A03 Ware, Thaddeus V. resignations•Nixon's decision not to resign departure of 70-9-13(1 ):A14 from presidency 74-8-4:A03 Warfare resignations•refusal to resign 74-1 -20:A11, conventional 69-3-2: B05 606 nuclear 69-3-2: B05; 69-3-9:A03, B04; resignations•Richard Kleindienst 73-4-29:A03 69-3-23:A04 Stans, Maurice•involvement in 72-9-24:A05 Washington (state) tapes 74-3-24:C02 power and energy problems in 71-2-14:A03 tapes•verification of 74-3-24:B11 Washington Bicentennial Development vilification attempts 74-5-5:A05 Program Watson, Marvin 69-7-13:A07 72-7-16:603 Washington, D.C. Watson, Norman see District of Columbia appointment of 71-8-8:A06 Washington Evening Star Watt, Raymond 70-9-20:A06 69-2-16:C01 Washington Plan Watts, Andre 70-6-7:A07 70-8-2(1 ):B04

289 Subject Index

Ways and Means Committee Mills, Wilbur•stance on 71-3-7:C08 general 71-1-24:A08; 72-3-5:A12 reelection issue 72-7-23:A10 legislative initiatives 71-1-24:A06 work incentives 70-8-30:602 Weaponry chart rural areas 69-11-9:A07 U.S.-Soviet 73-9-30:A06 Williamsburg speech on 71-4-18:605 Weapons Westbury, New York conventional 69-4-6:E10; 69-4-20:D04; Title 28 amendment•signing ceremony 69-5-18:A03 70-12-13:A05, A13 nuclear 69-3-9:A03, A07, B04; 69-3-23:A04; West Coast 69-3-30:A03; 69-4-6:E10; 69-4-20:D04; administration ambassador to 72-1-2:A14 69-4-27:601, B07 dock strike 72-1-30:811 offensive 71-5-16:A08 general 72-1-2:A14 Soviet 69-3-9:B04, 69-3-23:A04 Westmoreland, William Weicker, Lowell 72-6-25:A03 biography 70-11-15:A03 West Virginia Strawberry Festival Queen campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14; 71-5-30:A03 70-8-16:D01 Wheeler, Earle Weinberger, Caspar 69-4-20:004; 70-7-5:003 71-3-21:A12 White collar Welfare class•characteristics of 71-7-18:A08 assistance•black 70-8-16:A03 pay raise 71-1-10:A12 county•distributed 70-11-22:A03 Whitehead, Thomas general 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-3-2:B05; 69-4-20:A03, 71-3-7:C14 C13; 69-5-11 :A09; 71 -11-21 :A03; White House 74-2-17:A06; 74-3-24:C04; 74-5-5:A05 Communications Agency 73-12-16:A06 legislation 70-3-15:A03; 70-12-13:607; Conference for Children 71 -5-23:A12 72-8-6:A07 Conference for Children and Youth•publicity to minorities 69-4-20:A03 for 70-12-6:A10 New York City 69-5-25(1 ):A03 Conference on the Aging 71 -3-7:C09, C13; programs 69-2-9:A11; 69-3-2:B03, B05; 72-1-9:A06 69-4-20:D01; 69-8-3:A03, All, B12, B14; Conference on the Aging•chairman of 69-8-24:A03; 69-10-19:A07; 70-2-15:A07; 71-4-18:B10 70-5-10:A07; 70-8-9(1 ):A12; 70-8-30:A10; Conference on the Economy 71-9-26:A04 70-12-6:601; 73-3-18:A04 Conference on Youth•objectives 72-4-9:811 programs•Mormon 70-7-19:G11 Correspondence Dinner 73-2-18:803 programs•for women 69-5-11 :A09 Correspondents Association 70-8-16:613 reform Fellows bill72-6-25:A07 contributions of 73-3-4:F08 bill•conference report 72-10-8:B01 general 70-5-10:A03 California 71-3-28:812 program 71-9-19:A03 general 69-4-20:A03; 69-5-25(1 ):A03; history•John Quincy Adams administration 69-8-24:A03; 69-9-21 :A07; 70-11-1:A05 70-8-9(2):C07; 70-8-30:A10, B02; News Photographers Association Photo 70-12-20:A10; 70-12-27:A07; Contest 73-3-4:F11 71 -1 -3:A09; 71 -1 -10:A05; 71 -2-21 :B08 one millionth visitor•1970 70-8-16:003 71 -3-7:C09; 71 -3-28:B12; 71 -4-18:B07 Photographers Association 70-8-16:613 71 -5-9:A08; 71 -6-27:610; 71 -11 -7:A06 political structure of 71-1-31 :A11 71 -8-15:A03, A04; 71-11-14:A07; Press Corps 69-11-2:A05; 72-6-11 :A06 71 -11 -21 :A06; 72-6-25:A07, A11 ; renovation 70-11-22:003 72-7-16:B05; 72-9-17:A11 ; 72-10-1 :A08 renovation•Red Room 71-11-14:609 legislation 71-1-24:A06, A08, A10; secretarial office 72-2-6:A07 72-3-26:A08; 72-7-23:C07; staff 72-10-8:610 agricultural position 71 -2-21 :A12 members•duties of 73-5-6:A04

290 Subject Index

organization of 70-12-13:C12 Wiretapping personnel changes 71-3-7:A03 69-1-26:A03;73-9-2:A05 personnel policy 71-3-7:A03 Witcover, Jules personnel statistics chart 71-3-7:A03 70-11-8:A14 summer internship program•general Wold, John 70-8-16:E14;71-8-8:A13, B07 campaign endorsement 70-7-12:A14 summer internship program•history of Wolf Trap Theatre 71-8-8:B07 71-8-8:B09 telephone operators 70-12-20:A03 Women tour 70-11 -1 :A05; 71 -4-18:A08; 71-11 -14:B09 in armed forces 71-12-5:A05 Whitman, Barbara in business 70-10-11 :E08 appointment of 72-1 -23:B06 in federal government 72-8-6:A09; 72-9-17:A09 Whitman, Marina in government 70-7-5:C07; 70-10-11 :E08; swearing-in ceremony 72-3-12:A03 71 -4-25:B11 ; 71 -6-13:A03; 71 -8-1 :A13, Whittier College B01 ; 72-3-12:B03; 73-12-16:A11 ; Class of '34, reunion of 70-7-12:A05 74-3-24:A06 general 70-7-12:A05; 70-8-2(1):F13 issues Wholesale Price Index birth control 69-7-6:A07; 69-7-13:A04 70-5-17:A03; 70-7-5:A03; 73-1-1 :A08; education 69-11-9:A04 73-3-4:F12 employment 70-7-5:C07 Wholesale prices employment discrimination 69-7-6:A06 72-9-24:C08; 72-10-8:A03 federal assistance 69-4-20:A03 WIFE general 69-2-9:A11 ; 69-2-16:A03; television station•alleged illegal campaign 69-8-3:A03; 70-10-11 :E08; 71 -4-25:B11 ; contributions to Mark O. Hatfield 71-6-27:B04;71-8-1:A08, A13, B01; 70-2-22:A10 72-3-12:B03 Wilbur, Richard improvement of conditions for women appointment of 71 -8-8:A06 70-3-1 :B10 Wilderness areas minority 69-2-9:C02 70-2-22:A06; 72-9-10:B01 welfare 69-5-11 :A09; 69-5-25(1 ):A03 Wilkinson, Bud in media 70-7-5:C07 campaign endorsement of 70-8-9(1 ):E12 opportunities for 73-6-3:B06 Willard, Beatrice Women for Nixon appointment of 72-10-29:602 70-9-6:013 Willard Hotel Women's Liberation Front 70-9-6:A14 70-7-5:C07 Williams, Andy Women's National Press Club Democratic support 70-11 -15:B06 70-7-5:C07 Williams, Harrison Women's Press Club 70-8-9(2):A12 70-9-13(2):A08 Williams, John J. Women's programs retirement of 70-12-27:A12 69-11-9:A04 Willis, George H. Wool industry award presentation 71-5-2:A12 71-10-24:A12 Wilson, Richard Work incentive program general 71-1-31 :A12 69-4-20:A03 "Setting the Course" 71-11-7:A06 Workshop on Ethnic Community Development Winchester-Western Corporation 70-8-16:A03 70-11-15:A03 World Health Organization Windfall Profits Tax 69-7-6:A07 73-12-16:A12 World Veterans Federation Winston-Salem case 73-12-9:A03 72-2-13:A03 World War I 74-3-24:A12

291 Subject Index

World War II issues71 -3-7:C13;71 -6-13:A13; 71 -10-17:A08; 70-3-22:A09;74-3-24:A12 71 -10-24:A10; 72-4-9:B11 ; 73-7-8:B04 Worship service monetary contributions to administration 70-9-13(1 ):A03 70-9-20:B11 Wright, Joseph opinions on 70-11-15:606 appointment of 71 -10-31 :A05 political education of 71 -4-18:A03 Yorkville Program position on war 69-12-14:A05 70-8-23:A09 problems of 71 -4-18:605 Young, Edward programs campaign of 72-9-24:A06 general 69-5-25(1 ):A03; 70-7-12:D04; Young, Whitney 71-6-20:A10 eulogy for 71-3-14:A08 job education 70-11 -15:B04 Young Lawyers Section of the American Bar summer 71 -11 -21 :A06 Association relations 71-11-14:609 see American Bar Association relations with administration 70-7-12:D04 Young Men's Christian Association repression of 70-7-12:004 general 71-6-27:A09 understanding of situation in Indochina inclusion of minorities 71-6-27:B04 70-6-7:A03 inclusion of women 71-6-27:B04 voters•Republican cultivation of 71-3-14:A05 Young Republicans National Federation see also Students 70-8-16:B13 Youth and Student Affairs, Office of Youth 70-7-12:004 characteristics of 69-10-5:A06 Youth Appreciation Week Conference for the Federal Executive•report proclamation•signing ceremony 71 -10-31:601 72-4-9:B10 Yugoslavia Conservation Corps bill 70-8-9(2):A03 diplomatic relations with 72-1-30:A14 contributions 71 -6-27:A09; 71 -10-31 :B01 emergence of 72-1 -30:601 73-3-4:A03 Zarb, Frank contributions•teenage American Republicans appointment of 71 -6-27:C01 71-6-13:A13 Zarvos, Nick general 70-11-15:609 hospitalization for gunshot wound 72-5-14:A08 influences on 70-12-20:A08 Zionism involvement in country 70-3-1 :A03 73-2-25:A07 involvement in environmental issues see also entries under Jewish 70-2-22 :A03 Zoning laws involvement in farming 70-3-1 :A03 69-11-9:A07

292 APPENDIX

The following is a list of all documents withdrawn from files of the Nixon White House. Those withdrawn by the National Archives are indicated by an Arabic number (i.e., #1, #2) and those withdrawn by representatives of Richard Nixon are identified by an N preceding the number (i.e., #N 1, #N3, etc.). A further explanation of these withdrawn items can be found on p. xx in the front of this microform publication.

Box 77 #1. Memo. Week beginning January 21, 1969. Memcon between Congressmen Cellar, #N1. Report. Rooney, Farbstein, Ford, H. R. Gross, President's meeting with the Quadriad. Halpern; the President, Henry Kissinger, January 23, 4:00 p.m. Signed by Paul Harold Saunders. Cover memo to open case McCracken. file; top item now: [Congressional paper, 1969. Re: Middle East Situation], ca. February 13, "C." 1969. February 13, 1969. Week beginning February 2, 1969. "B(C)." #N1. Minutes. Week beginning February 16, 1969. Second Meeting of the Council for Urban #N1. Memo. From Buchanan to R. N. Affairs February 3, 1969-10:00-12:00. Re: Leadership. 1969. February 18, 1969. "C" "C." #N2. Memo. From Buchanan to R. N. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. Re: Leadership Meetings. Re: [Meeting with Bi-partisan leadership]. Februarys, 1969. February 19, 1969. "C." "B(C)." #2. Memo. Colonel James D. Hughes•Memo for Week beginning February 7, 1969. the President's File. #N3. Memo. From Keogh to R. N. Re: [Meeting with General Burchinal]. Re: Cabinet Meeting of February 7, 1969. February 20, 1969. February 2, 1969. "B(S)." "C." Week beginning March 2, 1969. Week beginning February 9, 1969. #N1. Minutes. #N1. Memo. From Satire to H. R. H. Meeting of the Council for Urban Affairs. Re: Report on Meeting of the Cabinet March 6, 1969•10:00 a.m. Committee on Economic Policy, 1969. February 13, 1969, Cabinet Room. "C." February 13, 1969. "C." Week beginning March 2, 1969. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. Re: [2nd Bipartisan Leadership Meeting]. March 4, 1969. Possible "B."

293 Appendix

Week beginning March 9, 1969. #1. Memo. Butterfield for the President's File. #1. Memo. Alexander P. Butterfield for the Re: [Meeting with Dr. Lee Du Bridge and President's File. members of the President's Science Re: [Meeting with Drs. Blake and Smith, Advisory Committee]. Cover memo to open World Council of Churches, and Dr. Fageley, case file; top item now: Members of the Executive Secretary, Commission of the President's Science Advisory Committee. Churches on International Affairs]. March 17, 1969. March 3, 1969. "B(C)." "B(C)." #2. Memo. Butterfield for the President's File. #2. Memo. Alexander P. Butterfield for the Re: [Meeting with Thomas Pappas]. President's File. March 20, 1969. Re: Midafternoon meeting...with participants Possible "B." of the 1969 TIME News Tour of the Far Week beginning March 23, 1969. East- #N1. Memo. From Buchanan to R. N. March 11, 1969. Re: Leadership Meeting Notes. "B(S)." March 25, 1969. #3. Memo. Patrick Buchanan to the President. "C." Re: Congressional Leadership Meeting #1. Memo. with the President. Top item now: Account of meeting between the President Congressional Leadership agenda. and Spanish Foreign Minister Castiella. March 11, 1969. March 26, 1969. Possible "B." "B(S)." #4. Memo. Ron Zieglerto Alex Butterfield. #2. Memo. Alexander Butterfield for the Re: Report on President's meeting with Paul President's File. Miller. March 14, 5:10 p.m. Re: Meeting with General Bruce K. Halloway. March 14, 1969. March 27, 1969. "G." "B(S)." #5. Memo. Alexander Butterfield for the President's File. Week beginning March 30, 1969. Re: [Meeting with Mr. Tom Gates, Dr. Arthur #N1. Memcon. Burns and Dr. Martin Anderson]. W. D. Krimer, OPR/LS. Time: 8:30 p.m. March 14, 1969. Place: The White House. "D." U.S./Soviet Meeting. March 31, 1969. Week beginning March 16, 1969. "C." #N1. Minutes. #1. Memo. Meeting of the Council for Urban Affairs. Memorandum of conversation [between the March 17, 1969•10:00 a.m. President, General de Gaulle, Mr. 1969. Andronikov, and General Walters]. "C." March 31, 1969. #N2. Memo. J. D. E. to the President's Personal "B(S)." File. #2. Memo. Re: Meeting on Tuesday, March 18, 1969, Memorandum of conversation [between] the on Subject of Campus Disorders. President, Major General Vernon Walters, March 18, 1969. and Admiral Ahsan, Commander in Chief, "C." Pakistan Navy. #N3. Memo. From Keogh to R. N. March 31, 1969. Re: Cabinet Meeting of March 20, 1969. "B(TS)." March 20, 1969. #3. Memo. "C." Memorandum of conversation [between] the #N4. Memo. Haleman to R. N. President, Henry A. Kissinger, Harold Re: Meeting with S. I. Hayakawa, President Saunders, Major General Vernon Walters, of San Francisco State College. and Minister Balafrej of Morocco. March 17, 1969. March 31, 1969. "C." "B(TS)."

294 Appendix

#4. Memo. #11. Memo. Memorandum of conversation [between] Air Memorandum of conversation. Chief Marshal Dawee of Thailand, the Portuguese Prime Minister Caetano's Call on President, Richard L. Sneider, NSC Senior the President. Staff Member, and General Walters. April 1, 1969. March 31, 1969. "B(S).- "B(S).- #12. Memo. #5. Memo. Memorandum of conversation [between] the Memorandum of conversation [between] the President, Ambassador Mosbacher, Mr. President, Henry A. Kissinger, Major General Root, Harold Saunders, Major General Walters, Deputy Prime Minister Pattakos Vernon Walters, President Habib Bourguiba [Greece]. Mr. Daniel Brewster. of Tunisia, and Foreign Minister Habib March 31, 1969. Bourguiba, Jr. "B(TS)." April 1, 1969. #6. Memo. "B(TS).- Memorandum of coversation [between] the #13. Memo. President, Major General Vernon Walters, Memorandum of conversation [between] the and President Seretse Khama of Botswana. President, Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Mr. Charles March 31, 1969. R. Tanguy, Foreign Minister Joseph Luns, "B(TS).- and Ambassador Carl W. A. Schurmann. #7. Memo. April 1, 1969. Memorandum of conversation [between] the "B." President, the Secretary of State, Arnold #14. Memo. Nachmanoff•White House/NSC Staff, and Memorandum of conversation [between] Foreign Ministers Alfonso Lopez Michelson Former Prime Minister Nabuske Kishi of of Columbia, Fernando Amiami Tio of the Japan, Ambassador Ta Keso Shimoda, Mr. Dominican Republic, Aristides Calvani of Yoshio Okawara, Mr. Manabu Fukuda, The Venezuela, Antonio Carrillo Flores of Mexico. President, Dr. Kissinger, Richard L. Sneider, March 31, 1969. and Richard B. Finn. "B(C)." April 1, 1969. #8. Memo. "B(C)." Memorandum of conversation [between] the #15. Memo. President, Prime Minister Chung II Kwon of Memorandum of conversation. Korea, Lee Hurak, Secretary General of Turkish Prime Minister calls on President. Korea, Ambassador Kim Dong-jo of Korea, April 1, 1969. Winthrop G. Brown, and Richard L. Sneider. "B(C)." April 1, 1969. "B(S)." Week beginning April 6,1969. #9. Memo. #1. Memo. Memorandum of conversation [between] the Memorandum of conversation [between] President, Robert Osgood, Wells Stabler, President Nixon, King Hussein I of Jordan, Prime Minister Rumor, Ambassador Ortona, and Henry A. Kissinger. Major General Vernon Walters. Aprils, 1969. April 1, 1969. "B(S).- "B(TS)." #2. Memo. #10. Memo. Report on meeting of the Cabinet Committee Memorandum of conversation. on Economic Policy, Cabinet Room. Prime Minister Gorton's Meeting with the April 10, 1969. President. Possible "(B)." April 1, 1969. -B(S)."

295 Appendix

Week beginning April 6, 1969 cont. #N2. Memo. From James (?) Keogh. #3. Memo. Re: Cabinet Meeting, April 30, 1969. Memorandum of conversation [between] the April 30, 1969. President, Harrison Symes, Henry A. "C." Kissinger, Joseph J. Siseo, Harold H. #1. Memo. From Maurice Stans to R. N. Saunders, Emil Mosbacher, King Hussein, Conversation between the President, Zaid Rifai, and Abdul Hamid Sharaf. Commerce Secretary Stans, Henry April 10, 1969. Kissinger, and Special Trade Representative "B(S)." Gilbert. #4. Memo. Re: Trade Mission to Europe. [Xerox copy of item No. 3]. April 28, 1969. April 10, 1969. "B(C)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. #5. Memo. Conversation between the President, Deputy Notes on President Nixon's meeting with Prime Minister Choog Hoon Park of Korea, NATO Foreign and Defense Ministers. and other U.S. and Korean government April 11, 1969. officials. "B(S)." Re: EC-121 Incident. #6. Memo. May 1, 1969. Memorandum of conversation [between] the "B(S)." President, Henry A. Kissinger, Joseph Siseo, #3. Memo. Emil Mosbacher, Harold H. Saunders, Dr. Conversation between the President, Henry Mahmoud Fawzi, Mohammad Raid, and Kissinger, Treasury Secretary Kennedy, Ashraf Ghorbal. Chancellor of the Exchequer Roy Jenkins, April 11, 1969. and British Ambassador John Freeman. "B(S)." Re: International Economic Matters. May 1, 1969. Box 78 "B(C)." Week beginning April 13, 1969. #4. Memo. From John V. Brennan for the record. #N1. Memo. From Alexander Butterfield for the Re: The President's meeting with President's File. representatives of the Committee on Re: Late-Afternoon Meeting in the Cabinet Employment of the Handicapped. Room with Honorable David Kennedy. May 2, 1969. April 16, 1969. "D." "C." #1. Memo. Week beginning May 4, 1969. Conversation between the President, Henry #N1. Memo. From Patrick J. Buchanan to R. N. Kissinger, and Alberto Franco Nogueria, Re: One observer's notes from Legislative Portuguese Foreign Minister. Leadership meeting, May 6, 1969. April 19, 1969. May 6, 1969. "B(S)." "C."

Week beginning April 20, 1969. Week beginning May 11,1969. #N1. Notes. From Ray Price for the President's #1. Memo. File. Conversation between the President, Henry Urban Affairs Council. April 21, 1969. Kissinger, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, and April 21, 1969. the Ambassador of Singapore to the U.S., "C." Ernest Monteiro. Re: Long-term propects in Asia. Week beginning April 27, 1969. May 12, 1969. #N1. Memo. From Pat Buchanan to R. N. "B(S)." Re: One Observer's Notes of Legislative #2. Memo. Leadership Meeting, April 29, 1969. Cabinet meeting notes taken by Jim Keogh. April 29, 1969. May 15, 1969. "C." "B."

296 Appendix

Week beginning May 18, 1969. #3. Memo. #1. Memo. Pat Buchanan to the President. Meeting between the President and One observer's notes of Legislative Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Leadership Meeting. Re: The latter's mission to Latin America. May 20, 1969. June 12, 1969. "B." "8(5)." #4. Memo. Week beginning May 25, 1969. Conversation between the President and Dr. #1. Memo. Walter Scheel of West Germany; Henry Conversation between the President, Elliot Kissinger and Ambassador Rolf Pauls were Richardson, Henry Kissinger, Prime Minister participants. Petrus de Jong, Foreign Minister Joseph June 13, 1969. Luns, and Ambassador Carl Schurmann of "B(S)." the Netherlands. May 27, 1969. Week beginning June 29, 1969. "B(CS)." #N1. Memo. From Patrick J. Buchanan to R. N. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. Re: One observer's notes of the Republican One observer's notes of bipartisan Leadership Meeting held Tuesday, July 1, leadership meetings. 1969. Re: Foreign Aid. July 1, 1969. May 27, 1969. "C." "B." Memo. Week beginning July 6, 1969. Conversation between the President, Elliot #N1. Report. Richardson, Henry Kissinger, Prime Minister Minutes of the fifteenth meeting of the de Jong, Foreign Minister Luns, and Council of Urban Affairs. Ambassador Schurman of the Netherlands. July 11, 1969. May 28, 1969. "C." "B(C)." Week beginning July 20, 1969. Week beginning June 1, 1969. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. #1. Memo. Re: Bipartisan leadership meeting. Cabinet meeting notes by Jim Keogh. July 22, 1969. Re: Rogers' around-the-world trip. "B." June 3, 1969. "B." Box 79 Week beginning August 3, 1969. Week beginning June 8, 1969. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. #1. Memo. Re: Legislation Leadership meeting to hear Cabinet meeting between the President, the President's report on his Asian trip. Henry Kissinger, and President Thieu of August 4, 1969. South Vietnam at Midway Island. "B." June 8, 1969. #1. Memo. "B(S)." Conversation between President Nixon and #2. Memo. President Park of South Korea. Meeting between the President and August 21, 1969. President Carlos Llevas Restrepo of "B(TS)." Columbia. June 12, 1969. Week beginning September 14, 1969. "B(S)." #N1. Memo. From Buchanan to R. N. Re: Notes from Republican Leadership Meeting September 16, 1969. September 16, 1969. "C."

297 Appendix

Week beginning September 14, 1969 cont. Week beginning November 30, 1969. #N2. Memo. From Patrick J. Buchanan to R. N. #N1. Memo. From H. R. H. to the President's File. Re: One observer's notes of Legislative Re: The President's meeting with Ralph de Leadership Meeting September 19, 1969. Toledano on December 3, 1969. September 19, 1969. Decembers, 1969. "C." "C."

Week beginning September 28, 1969. Box 80 #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. Week beginning February 8, 1970. Re: Republican Leadership Meeting. #N1. Memo. From Buchanan to the President's September 30,1969. File. "B(C).- Re: Private dinner at the residence, 7:00 p.m. Week beginning October 3, 1969. February 10, 1970. #N1. Memo. From Patrick J. Buchanan to R. N. "C." Re: One observer's notes of Legislative Leadership Meeting Tuesday, October 7, Week beginning February 15, 1970. 1969. #N1. Memo. From Harlow to the Staff Secretary. October/, 1969. Re: The President's meeting with Senator "C." Russell and the Vice President. #1. Memo. Butterfield to the President's File. February 19, 1970. Re: Meeting between Nixon and U.S. "C." Comptroller General Elmer Staats. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. October 6, 1969. Re: Legislative Leadership meeting "B(S)." convened to hear presentation of administration's State of the World Message. Week beginning October 19, 1969. February 17, 1970. #N1. Memo. From Whitakerto the President's "B." File. Re: President's meeting with Secretary Week beginning February 22, 1970. Hickel, John Ehrlichman... #1. Memo. Henry Kissinger to Alexander October 23, 1969. Butterfield. "C." Re: President's meeting with Blue Ribbon #1. Memo. Harry Dent to Bob Haldeman•The Defense Panel. President's file. February 23, 1970. Re: The President's participation in "B(C)." fundraising efforts for the 1970 campaign. October 24, 1969. #2. Memo. Haldeman to the President's File. "G." Re: Nixon's meeting with Ambassador Sargent Shriver. Week beginning October 26, 1969. February 27, 1970. #N1. Memo. From Harlow to the Staff Secretary. "B(C)." Re: The President's meeting with Ralph Smith. Week beginning March 1, 1970. October 30, 1969. #1. Memo. Murray Chetiner to the President's File. "C." Re: Meeting with Representative Thomas #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. Kleppe. Re: Legislative Leadership Meeting. March 3, 1970. October 28, 1969. "G." "B." Week beginning March 15, 1970.

298 Appendix

#1. Memo. James Keogh to the President's File. Box 81 Re: Cabinet meeting minutes. Week beginning June 7, 1970. March 18, 1970. #1. Memo. "B." Cover memo, June 11,1970. Stephen Bull to the President. Week beginning April 5, 1970. Re: Presentation of Diplomatic credentials #1. Memo. with attachments, Nos. 1-3. Conversation between the President. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. and the SALT delegation. Re: Presentation of Credentials ceremony. April 11, 1970. June 10, 1970. "B(C)." Week beginning April 19, 1970. #2. Memo. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. TAB B of #1 above. (Biographical sketch). Re: Legislative leadership meeting. June 10, 1970. April 23, 1970. "B(C)." "B." #3. Memo. TAB E of #1 above. (Biographical sketch). Week beginning April 26, 1970. June 10, 1970. #1. Memo. "B." Meeting with the President, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, and Attorney Week beginning June 14, 1970. General. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. April 28, 1970. Re: Talk with Ambassador Tosca (Greece). "B(TS)." June 17, 1970. "B(S)." Week beginning May 3, 1970. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #N1. Memo. Re: Meeting with Gilbert Fitzhugh, Chairman From Chapín to the President's file. of the Blue Ribbon Defense Panel with Re: Action Group meeting. May 3, 1970. following attachment No. 4. "C." June 17, 1970. "B(C)." Week beginning May 10, 1970. #4. Memo. #1. Memo. Harold H. Saunders, NSC. Talking Points [Fitzhugh meeting]. Re: Meeting of CENTO Ministers with the June 17, 1970. President. "B(C)." May 14, 1970. #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. "B(S)." Re: Meeting with Ambassador Jacob Beam (Moscow). Week beginning May 31, 1970. June 18, 1970. #1. Memo. "B(C)." President' s meeting with his Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Week beginning June 21, 1970. JuneS, 1970. #1. Memo. Brigadier General Alexander Haig for "B(TS)." the President's File. Re: Meeting regarding Henry Cabot Lodge with following attachment No. 2. June 23, 1970. "B(C)."

299 Appendix

Week beginning June 21, 1970 cont. #3. Memo. William Timmons to the President. #2. Letter. Richard Nixon to Pope Paul IV. Re: Meeting with Senators George Aiken June 23, 1970. and John Sherman Cooper with following "B." attachment No. 2. Top item now: memo, July #3. Memo. Charles W. Colson for the President's 13, 1970, Kissinger to President. File. July 10, 1970. Re: Meeting with John Swearingen. "B." June 23, 1970. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. "B(S)." Re: Additional Talking Points for meeting #4. Memo. Sonnenfeldt. with Senators Aiken and Cooper. Re: Meeting of President Nixon with Senator July 13, 1970. Amintore Fanfani of Italy. "B." June 23, 1970. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. "B(C)." Re: Meeting with Gilbert Fitzhugh, Chairman #5. Memo. Charles Colson for the President's File. of Blue Ribbon Defense Panel. Re: Meetings with John Swearingen. ca. July 15, 1970. June 23, 1970. "B(S). "B(C)." #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. #6. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan. Re: Meeting with Foreign Intelligence Board Notes from Republican Leadership Meeting. members. June 23, 1970. ca. July 18, 1970. "B." "B(S)." #6. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Week beginning July 5, 1970. Re: Meeting with German Foreign Minister #1. Memo. Scheel. President's meeting [with Congressman ca. July 18, 1970. Wilbur Mills and John Byrnes; Messrs. "B(S)." Harlow, Shultz, McCracken, Timmons, Bergsten]. Week beginning July 19, 1970. July 9, 1970. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. "B(C)." July 21, 1970. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's "B." File. #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Re: Talking Points for U Thant meeting July 22, 1970. [Top item now: biographical data]. "B(TS)." July 9, 1970. #5. Memo. "B(S)." Discussion between President Nixon and #3. Memo. James Keogh for the President's File. President Kekkonen at the White House. Re: Cabinet meeting. July 23, 1970. July 10, 1970. "B(S)." "B." #6. Memo. Kenneth BeLieu to the President's File with following attachments Nos. 7-8. Week beginning July 12, 1970. July 23, 1970. #N1. Memo. From Timmons for the President. "B(S)." Re: Breakfast with Senator Scott, 8:00 a.m., #7. Memo. July 16, 1970, the Residence. Report on President's meeting with Senators July 15, 1970. Jackson and Tower. "C." July 23, 1970. #2. Memo. From John Price for the President's "B(S D)." File. #8. Attachment. Re: Meeting with Federal Executive Board Attachment to Item No. 7. Chairman Dwight Ink. #9. Memo. Brigadier General Alexander M. Haig June 18, 1970. for the President's File. "C." July 24, 1970. "B(S)."

300 Appendix

Week beginning August 2, 1970. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. #N1. Memo. From Dent for the President's File. Re: Meeting with Jamaican Prime Minister Re: Report on meeting of Southerners and Shearer. other conservatives with the President. August 10, 1970. Augusto, 1970. "B(S)." "C." #3. Memo. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Tab A of Item No. 2. Talking Points. Re: Meeting with General Goodpaster. ca. August 10, 1970. August 4, 1970. "B(S)." "B(S)." #4. Memo. #2. Memo. Paul W. McCracken for the President's Tab B of Item No. 2. Background papers; File. Bauxite. Re: Cabinet meeting. ca. August 10, 1970. Augusts, 1970. "B(S)." "B(C)." #5. Memo. #3. Memo. Casper W. Weinberger. Tab B of Item No. 2. Background papers; Re: Summary budget material presented at Third Summit Conference, September 8-10, Cabinet meeting. 1970. Background information on Hugh Augusts, 1970. Shearer. "B(S)." ca. August 10, 1970. #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. "B(C)." Re: Meeting with Spanish Foreign Minister #6. Memo. Lawrence M. Taylor, Acting Pardon Bravo. Attorney to Egil Krogh, Jr. Auguste, 1970. Undated. "B(C)." "F." #6. Report. #7. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Biographical Report, agency origin uncertain, Re: Meeting with Senator Mansfield on the possibly CIA or State Department. Geneva Protocol. Undated. ca. August 13, 1970. "B(S)." "B(S)." #7. Memo. Peter Flanigan for the President's File. #8. Report. Re: Meeting with Ambassador Cabot Lodge. U.S. Policy in the Carribean. Auguste, 1970. Undated. "B(C)." "B." #8. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. #9. Report. Re: Meeting with Australian Deputy Prime Jamaican politics. Minister McEwan briefing papers. Undated. Augusts, 1970. "B." ••B(S).- #10. Report. #9. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Prime Minister Hugh L. Shearer. "B(C)." Undated. "D(B)." Week beginning August 9, 1970. #N1. Memo. From Timmons for the President's Box 82 File. Week beginning August 16, 1970. Re: Meeting with Southern Democrats. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. August 12, 1970. Re: Rabin meeting. "C." August 17, 1970. #N2. Memo. From Harlow to the Staff Secretary. "B(TS).- Re: August 13 meeting, 6:30 p.m. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. August 13, 1970. Re: Service secretaries meeting. "C." August 17, 1970. "B(S)."

301 Appendix

Week beginning August 16, 1970 cont. #6. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Re: Meeting with Colonel Frank Borman. Re: General Westmoreland and Secretary September 1, 1970. Laird meeting. "B(C)." August 17, 1970. #7. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. "B(S)." Re: Meeting with Rainer Barzel. #4. Report. Westmoreland to Secretary of Septembers, 1970. Defense, Army, and Chairman, Joint Chiefs "B(S)." of Staff. #8. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Trip Report. (July 7-21, 1970.) Re: Meeting with Ambassador Emory C. August 4, 1970. Swank. "B(S)." Septembers, 1970. #5. Memo. "B(S)." Conversation between President, William #9. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Handley, Emil Mosbacher, and Harold Saun Re: Meeting with Ambassador L. Dean ders. August 17, 1970. Brown, Jordan. "B(S)." September 4, 1970. #6. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's "B(S)." File. Re: Meeting with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Week beginning September 6, 1970. August 18, 1970. #N1. Memo. From Patrick J. Buchanan for the "B(TS)." President's File. #8. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Re: The President's meeting with Bryce Re: Meeting with SALT Delegation and Harlow, Harry Dent, Pat Buchanan, Bill SALT verification panel. Satire... August 19, 1970. September 9, 1970. "B(C)." "C." #1. Memo. Week beginning August 30, 1970. MemCon between the President, Nicholas #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. G. Thacher, U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Re: NSC meeting. Arabia; and Harold H. Saunders, NSC. August 31, 1970. September 8, 1970. "B(TS)." "B(C)." #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Re: East Asia. Re: Meeting with Nicholas Thacher, August 31, 1970. Ambassador Designate to Saudi Arabia. "B(TS).- Septembers, 1970. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. "B." Re: Middle East. #3. Memo. August 31, 1970. MemCon between the President, "B(TS)." Congressman Clark MacGregor, and #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Brigadier General Alexander M. Haig. Re: Meeting with Vice President on his visit September 10, 1970. to South East Asia. "B(C).- August 31, 1970. "B(TS).- Week beginning September 13, 1970. #5. Memo. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Meeting between the President, General Re: Meeting with Gerhard Schroeder. Haig, Senator Murphy, and Senator September 14, 1970. Murphy's son. "B(S)." August 31, 1970. "B(S)."

302 Appendix

#2. Memo. #9. Memo. Bud Krogh for the President's file. Conversation between the President, Re: Meeting with Attorney General John Assistant Secretary of State Siseo, Mitchell and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover General Haig, Prime Minister Golda Meir, [Re: terrorism, campus bombing]. Ambassador Rabin, and Political Advisor September 21, 1970. Simcha Dinitz. "B." September 18,1970. "B(TS)." Week beginning October 4, 1970. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Week beginning September 20, 1970. Re: Meeting with Former Japanese Prime #N1. Memo. From Bull for the President's File. Minister Nobusuke Kishi. Re: Swearing-in of Clay T. Whitehead. Octobers, 1970. September 22,1970. "B(C)." "C." #2. Memo. #1. Memo. Ken BeLieu for the President's File. Meeting between President Nixon and Re: Meeting with Chairman Mendel Rivers. Former Prime Minister Kishi with following September 12, 1970. attachment No. 3. "B(S)." October 6, 1970. #2. Memo. William E. Timmonsforthe President's "B(S)." File. #3. Telegram. Re: Meeting with Southern Democratic State Department to American Embassy, Senators. Tokyo. September 22, 1970. President Nixon's meeting with Former "B(C)." Prime Minister Kishi. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Octobers, 1970. Re: Meeting with Mrs. Imelda Marcos. "B(S)." ca. September 22, 1970. #4. Memo. James Keogh for the President's File. "B(C)." Re: Cabinet meeting. #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. October 7, 1970. Re: Meeting with Sir Alec Douglas-Home, "B." British Foreign Secretary. September 22, 1970. Week beginning October 11,1970. "B(S)." #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Re: Meeting with Sir Robert Thompson. Re: Meeting with Yugoslav Ambassador October 13, 1970. Crnobrnja. "B(S)." September 23, 1970. #2. Report. "B(C)." Report to the President on South Vietnam. #6. Report. ca. October 30, 1970. Biographic sketch. "B(S)." August 6, 1970. "B(C)." Week beginning October 18, 1970. #7. Memo. Alexander M. Haig, Jr. for the #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig for the President. President's File. Re: Meeting with Undersecretary Irwin. Re: Meeting with Souvanna Phovma, Prime September 26, 1970. Minister of Laos. "B(C)." October 21, 1970. #8. Memo. "B(S)." Conversation between the President, #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Secretary of State, Australian Minister of Re: Meeting with Soviet Union Foreign External Affairs, William McMahon, Brigadier Minister Gromyko. General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. October 19, 1970. September 20, 1970. "B(TS)." "B(C)."

303 Appendix

Week beginning October 18, 1970 cont. #7. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Re: Meeting with Republic of China Vice Re: Courtesy call on U Thant. President C. K. Yen. October 23, 1970. October 25, 1970. "B(C)." "B(S)." #4. Memo. Wickel, State Department for the #8. Memo. President's File. Conversation between the President, Re: Conversation between Eisaku Sato, Emperor Haile Selassie, Ambassador Prime Minister of Japan; Genichi Akatani, Minasse, and Marshall Wright. Ambassador; the President; Dr. Henry October 25, 1970. Kissinger; and James J. Wickel, State "B(S)." Department with attaché. #9. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. October 24, 1970. Re: Meeting with Romanian President "B(S).- Ceausescu. #5. Telegram. October 26, 1970. State Department to American Embassy, "B(S)." Tokyo. Re: Meeting between President and Prime Box 83 Minister Sato-Textiles. Week beginning November 1, 1970. October 26, 1970. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. "B(S)." Re: Meeting with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Week beginning October 25, 1970. ca. November 5, 1970. #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig to John "B(S)." Brown. Re: Meeting with Cambodian Chief of State Week beginning November 15, 1970. with attaché. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. October 25, 1970. Re: [FY 1971 Foreign Aid Supplement] "B(S)." ca. November 16, 1970. #2. Draft memo. Marshall Green, State. "B(C)." Re: President's conversation with #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Cambodian Chief of State Cheng Heng. Re: Meeting with Ambassador Bunker. October 25, 1970. November 16, 1970. "B(S)." "B(S)." #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Re: Meeting with Archbishop Makarios of Re: Meeting with Mayor Shvetz of Berlin. Cyprus. November 16, 1970. October 25, 1970. "B(C)." "B(S)." #6. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan for the #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. President's File. Re: Talk with President Yahya. Re: Notes from Leadership Meeting. October 25, 1970. November 17, 1971. "B(S)." Possible "B." #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #7. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President, Re: Meeting with Panamanian President with following attachment #8. Demetrio Lakas. Re: Meeting with Congressional Leadership. October 25, 1970. November 17, 1970. "B(S)." "B(C)." #6. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #8. Memo. Re: Meeting with Cambodian Chief of State Tab A. Supplemental military and economic Cheng Heng. supporting assistance requests. October 25, 1970. ca. November 17, 1970. "B(C)." Possible "B."

304 Appendix

#9. Memo. Peter H. Flaniganforthe President's Week beginning November 29, 1970. File. #N1.Memo. Re: [Meeting with Stans, Sicilliano, and From ? for the President's File. Flannigan]. Meeting: Oval Office Present: President, November 19, 1970. J. D. E., McCracken, Schultz, Stein, and Possible "B." Satire. #N1. Memo. From H. R. H. in Keogh. Re: "eights points in the NAM Speech" Re: Jeff Hart's book. draft. November 16, 1970. November 30, 1970. "C." "C." #N2. Report. #N2. Memo. From Colson to the President's File. Responses to Hart questioning•for Re: Meeting with Senator Brookey. background•not for quotation or attribution. December 1, 1970. (3:30 p.m.) November 16, 1970. December 1, 1970. "C." "C." #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Week beginning November 22, 1970. Re: Meeting with Senators Diker and #N1. Memo. From the President to H. R. H. Cooper. Cover memo to open case file, top Re:...memoranda submitted by members item now: Tab A. of the staff on the 1970 campaign, and the... November 28, 1970. November 23, 1970. "B(C)." "C." #2. Memo. #N2. Memo. From Ehrlichman to R. N. John C. Whitaker for the President's File. Re: Meeting with Secretary Hickel Re: Meeting with Secretary Hardin. Wednesday, November 25, 1970. November 30, 1970. November 24, 1970. Possible "B." "C." #3. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan for the President's #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President, File. with the following attachments, Nos. 2-4. Re: [Republican Congressional Leadership Re: Meeting with SEATO Secretary-General Meeting]. Jesus Vargas. December 1, 1970. November 23, 1970. Possible "B." "B(S)." #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #2. Memo. Re: Talking points with former Governor [Tab A to Number 1]. Biographic Material John B. Connally. [from State Department]. Decembers, 1970. June 1970. "B(TS)." "B(S)." #3. Memo. Week beginning December 6,1970. [Tab B to Number 1]. William P. Rogers, #1. Memo. State for the President. [Conversation between the President, Henry November 20, 1970. Kissinger, Joseph J. Siseo, the Ambassador "B(S)." to Jordan, L. Dean Brown, King Hussein Bin #4. Memo. Talal, Ambassador Abdul Hamid Sharaf, and [Tab B to Number 1]. Issues and Talking Ambassador to London, Zaid Rifai]. Points. Decembers, 1970. November 20, 1970. "B(S)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. #5. Memo. [Conversation between the President, Israeli The President's Discussion with Vice Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, Israeli President Ky on Developments related to Ambassador Rabin, Secretary of Defense Vietnam. Laird, and General Haig]. November 24, 1970. December 11, 1970. "B(TS)." "B(TS)."

305 Appendix

Week beginning December 6,1970 cont. #3. Memo. Robert H. Finch for the President. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Re: Meeting with Senator George Murphy. Re: Memo from Secretary Laird on your December 21, 1970. Dayan talk with following attachments "D." Nos. 4-5. #4. Memo. Alexander M. Haig for the President. December 11,1970. Re: [Meeting with Secretary Laird, Chairman "B(TS.)" of Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Moorer, and #4. Memo. Melvin Laird for the President. Henry Kissinger]. Visit of Israeli Minister of Defense Moshe December 23, 1970. Dayan. "B(TS)." December 10, 1970. "B(TS)." Week beginning December 27, 1970. #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #N1. Memo. From Bull from the President's File. Re: Meeting with Moshe Dayan. Re: President's Greeting to 27 Honor December 10, 1970. Students from Boys Town, Nebraska•... "B(S)." December 29, 1970. "C." Week beginning December 13, 1970. #N2. Memo. From Whelihan to the President's #1. Memo. Alexander Butterfield for the File. President's File. Re: President's Meeting with Honor Re: [Meeting with Miss Frances Knight, Students of Father Flanigan's Passport Office]. Boystown•December 29, 1970. December 14, 1970. December 29, 1970. "D." "C." #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. #1. Memo. Re: [Meeting with Ambassador Rountree]. NSC, Memo for the Record. Cover memo to open casefile; top item now: Meeting of the President with the White TAB A, Biographic Sketch, William M. House Fellows. Rountree. December 28, 1970. December 14, 1970. "B(C).- "B(S)." #3. Memo. Theodore L. Eliot, Jr., State for the #3. Memo. President's File with following attachment [President's meeting with the U.S. No. 4. Ambassador to Brazil, William Rountree, and Re: [Meeting with Messrs. Fischer, Wexler, Arnold Nachmanoff, NSC staff]. Rabbi Schachter and Secretary Rogers]. December 14, 1970. December 30, 1970. "B(C)." "B(C)." #4. Cable. Week beginning December 20, 1970. Secretary State, Washington to American #1. Speech. Embassy, Moscow. #001550. Cover memo for the President's File. January 6, 1971. The President's End-of-the-Year Cabinet "B(C)." Meeting. December 21, 1970•with #5. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig, USA for attachment No. 1. the President's File. Tab B. The Secretary's [Rogers] Statement. Re: [Meeting with Ambassador Santa Maria December 21, 1970. of Chile]. Possible "B." December 30, 1970. #2. Memo. R. K. Price, Jr. [Notes for the "B(S)." President's File. #6. Memo. Re: Meeting of Cabinet and a representative [Conversation between the President, group of the Sub-Cabinet]. Archbishop Raimonda, Apostolic Delegate, December 21, 1970. and Arthur T. Downey]. Possible "B." December 31, 1970. "B(C)."

306 Appendix

Week beginning January 10, 1971. #2. Memo. #N1. Memo. From Bull for the President's Files. Tab A [Additional background information]. Re: Deduction of the Dwight D. Eisenhower January 25, 1971. National Republican Center, Friday,... "B(S)." January 15, 1971. #3. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's "C." File. #1. Memo. Re: Meeting between the President, His The President's Discussions with Eminence Terrence Cardinal Cooke, Ambassador Byroade on Developments in Monsignor Murray, and General Haig. the Phillipines. January 26, 1971. January 15,1971. "B(C)." "B(TS)." #4. Memo. [State Department Memorandum of Week beginning January 17, 1971. conversation]. #1. Memo. Re: Spanish Prince Juan Carlos' call on the U.S. Policy on U.K. Agricultural Policy. President. January 18,1971. January 26, 1971. "B(C)." »B(S)." #2. Memo. #5. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's Meeting between the President, Secretary File. Rogers, Secretary Laird, Admiral Morrer, Re: Meeting with the President, Dr. Director Helms, and Dr. Kissinger with Kissinger, Admiral Moorer and General Haig. following attachment No. 3. January 26, 1971. January 18, 1971. "B(TS)." "B(TS)." #8. Memo. William E. Timmons to Clark #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President MacGregor. with following attachments Nos. 5-6. Re: Breakfast meeting with 1/4 Senate and January 18, 1971. House Republicans. Cover memo to open Possible "B." case file; top item now [TAB A, List of #5. Memo. Participants, January 26, 1971]. Talking Points. January 26, 1971. January 18,1971. Possible "B." Possible "B." #9. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's #6. Memo. William P. Rogers to the President. File. January 17, 1971. Re: [Meeting of the President, Secretary of "B(C)." State Rogers, CIA Director Helms, Joint #7. Memo. H. R. Haldeman for the President's Chiefs of Staff Chairman Moorer, Henry A. File. Kissinger and Alexander M. Haig]. Re: Meeting with Attorney General Mitchell January 27, 1971. Republican National Committee, Chairman "B(TS)." Dole; Co-Chairman Evans; and H. R. #12. Memo. Charles W. Colson. Haldeman, Saturday, January 23. Re: Meeting with ABC Executives. January 23, 1971. January 28, 1971. "G." "D." #3. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to Alex Butterfield. Box 84 January 26, 1971. Week beginning January 24, 1971. "B(TS)." #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Re: Meeting with Ambassador Arthur K. Week beginningjanuary 31, 1971. Watson with following attachment No. 2. #N1. Report. Koch. January 24, 1971. National Prayer Breakfast-Color Report- "B(S)." February 2, 1971. February 2, 1971. "C."

307 Appendix

Week beginning January 31, 1971 cont. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President's #N2. Memo. From Butterfield to the President's File. File. Re: [President's meeting with Admiral Re: The President's Mid-day meeting with Moorer, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Dr. John C. Lungren... Henry A. Kissinger]. Februarys, 1971. February 25, 1971. "C." "B(TS)." #4. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's Week beginning February 7, 1971. File. #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President's Re: Meeting between the President and File. Ambassador Kennedy. Re: Notes from Leadership Meeting. February 25, 1971. February 9, 1971. "B(S)." Possible "B." Week beginning February 28, 1971. Week of February 14, 1971. #N1. Memo. From Shultz for the President's File. #1. Memo. R. K. Price, Jr. notes for the Re: Report on the President's meeting with President's File. Secretary Connally, Dr. Burns, Mr. Shultz,... Meeting of the Cabinet. March 5, 1971. February 16, 1971. "C." Possible "B." #N2. Memo. From Morgan to the President's File. #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. Re: Meeting with Governor Nelson Re: Meeting with German Foreign Minister Rockefeller and administration and White Scheel. House staff. February 16, 1971. Re: Revenue sharing proposals. "B(S)." March 5, 1971. #3. Memo. "C." [Memo of Conversation for the President's #1. Memo. File]. [Conversation between the President, Re: Meeting between President Nixon and Rudolph Peterson, Dr. Kissinger, Peter G. Prime Minister Colombo with following Peterson and Clark MacGregor]. attachment No. 4. March 2, 1971. February 18, 1971. "B(C)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's #4. Memo. File. [State Department Memo of Conversation]. Re: [Meeting between Secretary General of Re: Colombo visit-Final Meeting. CENTO Turgut Menemencioglu, President February 20, 1971. Nixon, Ambassador Mosbacher, Assistant "B(S)." Secretary of State David Van Hollen]. March 2, 1971. Week of February 21, 1971. Possible "B." #1. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's #3. Memo. File. [Meeting between the President, Mr. Schultz, Re: Meeting between the President and Mr. Ehrlichman, Dr. Kissinger and Mr. Charles Whitehouse, Department of State. Peterson]. Attached to cover slip from Hazel February 22, 1971. Fulton dated June 15, 1973. "B(S)." March 2, 1971. #2. Memo. "B(C)." Notes from GOP Congressional Leadership Meeting with the President. February 23, 1971. "B(S)."

308 Appendix

Week beginning March 7, 1971. #3. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's #1. Memo. File. [Meeting between President Nixon, Presi- Re: President's Meeting with Ambassador dent Shazar of Israel, Ambassador Rabin, David Kennedy and Brigadier General and General Haig]. Alexander M. Haig, Jr. March 8, 1981. April 9, 1971. "B(TS)." "B(S)."

Week beginning March 14, 1971. Week beginning April 11, 1971. #1. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the President's #1. Memo. Alexander Butterfield to the President's Files. File. Re: [Meeting of President Nixon, Secretary April 15, 1971. General of CENTO Nassir Assar, "D." Ambassador Mosbacher, and Major General #2. Memo. Peter G. Peterson for the President's Haig. Enclosed in a brown envelope marked File. "Secret- Memorandum for the President's Re: Meeting with Ambassador Kennedy. File. March 14, 1972 11:45 a.m."]. April 17, 1971. March 18, 1972. "B(C).- "B(S)." #3. Memo. Peter G. Peterson to the President. Re: Textile Negotiaions, Kennedy Trip. Week beginning March 21, 1971. April 16, 1971. #1. Memo. Alexander M. Haig, Jr. to the "B(TS)." President's Files. #4. Memo. James B. Loken for Peter G. Peterson. Re: Meeting with the President, Secretary of April 16, 1971. Defense Laird; Secretary of the Treasury "B(C)." Connally; Department Secretary of Defense #5. Memo. Peter G. Peterson to the President's Packard; Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, File. Moorer; Henry A. Kissinger and Brigadier Re: Meeting with Ambassador Kennedy and General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. others. March, 26, 1971. April 17, 1971. "B(TS)." "B(C)."

Week beginning April 4, 1971. Week beginning April 18, 1971. #1. Memo. #N1. Memo. From Huebnerforthe President's [Conversation between the President; Peter File. G. Peterson; Ambassador David Kennedy; Re: Color Report on Open Hour Poster Child C. Fred Bergstein; Neil A. Seidenham; and and Alabama Group. Commission of the European Communities April 23, 1971. representatives: Dr. Franco Maria Malfatti, "C." President; Renato Ruggiero and David #1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. Reinert]. Re: Notes from Leadership Meeting. Aprils, 1971. April 20, 1971. "B(S)." Possible "B." #2. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig to the #2. Memo. Ken BeLieu to the President's File. President's File. Re: Meeting with Senate Republican Re: Meeting with the President, Ambassador Loyalists. Douglas MacArthurto Iran and General A. April 21, 1971. M. Haig. Possible "B." Aprils, 1971. #3. Memo. H. R. Haldeman to the President's "B(S)." File. Re: Meeting with Secretary Rogers. April 22, 1971. Possible "B."

309 Appendix

Week of April 25, 1971. #4. Draft Memo. #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig to the [Proposed Memorandum] Richard Nixon to: President's File. [Secretaries of State, Treasury, Commerce, Re: [Meeting between the President, Labor, Assistant to the President for IEA, Mr. Defense Minister Gorton, Australia, Peter M. Flannigan]. Ambassador Mosbacher and General May 13, 1971. Haig]. "B(S)." April 26, 1971. ••B(S)." Week beginning May 16, 1971. #1. Memo. Box 85 President's talking points for meeting with Week beginning May 2, 1971. Secretary Rogers. #1. Memo. H. R. Haldeman to the President's May 19, 1971. File. "B(TS)." Re: Meeting with Attorney General Mitchell #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President. and Mr. Lee Nunn. Re: Meeting with Cabinet and Congressional May5, 1971. Leadership on the SALT Announcement. "G." Cover memo to open case file; top item now: #2. Memo. Richard A. Moore to the President's TAB A, Anticipated questions on SALT File. Announcement. Re: Color report-Open door hour. May 19, 1971. May5, 1971. "B(TS)." "D." #3. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig Jr. to the #3. Memo. John E. Whitaker to the President's President's File. File. Re: Meeting between the President, Re: President's Meeting with Dr. Norman Ambassador Robert Murphy and General Borlaug and tour of south lawn agriculture Haig. exhibits. May 21, 1971. May 6, 1971. "B(TS)." Possible "B." #4. Memo. Dwight L Chapin to the President's File. Week of May 9, 1971. Re: Intelsat Meeting at State Department. #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig to the May 21, 1971. President's Files. Possible "B." Re: Meeting between the President, Senator William B. Saxbe and General Alexander M. Week beginning May 23, 1971. Haig, Jr. #1. Memo. May 11, 1971. [Conversation between the President, King "B(C)." Faisal, Camille Nowfel and Isa Sabbaugh, #2. Memo. Peter G. Peterson to the President's Interpreters]. File. May 27, 1971. Re: Meeting with Ambassador David "B(S)." Kennedy. With following attachments #2. Memo. Nos. 3-4. [Conversation between the President, King May 12, 1971. Faisal, and Camille Nowfel, Interpreter]. "B(S)." May 27, 1971. #3. Memo. David M. Kennedy to the President. "B(S)." May 11, 1971. "B(S)." Week beginning May 30, 1971. #1. Memo. [Conversation between the President, President Somoza, and General Haig]. June 2, 1971. "B."

310 Appendix

#2. Memo. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger to the President's President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory File. Board meeting with the President. Re: Meeting with Leopold Senghor, June 4, 1971. President of Senegal. "B." June 18, 1971. "B(S)." Week beginning June 6, 1971. #N1. Memo. From Ehrlichman for the President's Week beginning June 20, 1971. File. #N1. Memo. From Evans for the President's File. Re: Meeting with Governor Linwood Holton Re: President's meeting on Veterans' Job and John Ehrlichman. Opportunities [held in] the Oval Office... June 7,1971 June 23, 1971. "C." "C." #N2. Memo. From Colson for the President's File. #1. Memo. H. R. Haldeman to the President's Re: NBC Executive Meetings, June 8, 1971. File. JuneS, 1971. Re: Meeting with Frank Shakespeare. "C." June 22, 1971. #N3. Memo. From Donfeld for the President's File. "D." Re: Meeting held Thursday, June 10, 1971, #2. Memo. Marshall Wright to the President's File. on the Drug Abuse Problem. Re: Meeting between the President and June 10, 1971. Ambassador Anthony Marshall. "C." June 24, 1971. #1. Memo. "B(S)." Helmut Sonnenfeldt to the President's File. Re: The President's talk with Ambassador Week beginning July 11,1971. Jacob Beam. #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. to the June 10, 1971. "B(S)." President's Files. #2. Memo. Clark MacGregorto the President's Re: [Meeting of the President, Secretary File. Rogers, Ambassador at Large David Re: [Meeting between the President, Senator Kennedy, Peter Peterson and General John Sherman Cooper and Clark Alexander M. Haig, Jr.] MacGregor]. July 16, 1971. June 11, 1971. "B(S)." Possible "B." #2. Memo. [David M. Kennedy] to the President. Attached to cover memo, Peter G. Peterson Week beginning June 13, 1971. to the President's Files July 16, 1971. #N1. Memo. Buchanan to the President's File. July 16, 1971. Re: Notes for the President's File- "B(S)." Leadership Meeting, June 15, 1971. June 15, 1971. Week beginning July 18, 1971. "C." #1. Memo. #1. Memo. Egil Krogh Jr. to the President's File. [Briefing of the White House Staff on the Re: Meeting with Ambassadors and State July 15 Announcement of the President's Department officials on international narcot- Trip to Peking]. ics trafficking. July 19, 1971. June 14, 1971. "B(S)." Possible "B." #2. Memo. #2. Memo. Meeting with Bi-Partisan Leaders of [Meeting between the President, Congress. Ambassador Dobrynin and Henry A. July 19, 1971. Kissinger]. Possible "B." June 15, 1971. "B(TS)."

311 Appendix

Week beginning July 18, 1971 cont. #3. Memo. Peter G. Peterson to the President's #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's File. File. Re: Meeting with the President and Re: [Meetings with the Cabinet on China]. Secretary John B. Connally. Cover memo to open case file; top item now: July 27 1971. TAB B, Participants, July 19, 1971 with "B(S)." following attachment No. 4. #4. Memo. July 19, 1971. President's Meeting with Ambassador "B(S)." Joseph Farland. #4. Memo. July 28, 1971. Tab A, Talking points on China. "B(S)." [July 19, 1971] "B(S)." Week beginning August 1, 1971. #5. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's #1. Memo. File. Meeting between the President, U.S. Re: [Meetings with the Bi-Partisan Ambassador to Greece Henry Tasca, and Congressional Leadership]. Cover memo to General A. M. Haig. open case file; top item now: TAB B, August 4, 1971. Participants July 19, 1979 with following "B(S)." attachment No. 6. #2. Memo. July 19, 1971. Meeting of the President, Rudolph Peterson, "B(S)." Secretary of the Treasury Connally, U.N. #6. Memo. Ambassador Bush, and General A. M. Haig. Tab A, Talking Points on China. Auguste, 1971. [July 19, 1971]. "B(C)." "B(S)." #7. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President's Week begining August 8, 1971. File. #2. Memo. Brigadier General A. M. Haig, Jr., for Re: Notes on Republican Leadership the President's File. Meeting. Re: Meeting with [the Vice-President, July 20, 1971. Secretary of Defense Laird; Chairman, Joint Possible "B." Chiefs of Staff Admiral Moorer; Army Chief of #8. Memo. Paul W. McCracken to the President's Staff General Westmoreland; Chief of Naval File. Operations Admiral Zumwalt; Chief of Staff Re: [President's Meeting with Paul of U.S. Air Force General Ryan; McCracken]. Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps General July 22, 1971. Chapman; Dr. Kissinger and General Haig]. "B(C)." August 10, 1971. "B(TS)." Week beginning July 25, 1971. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's #1. Memo. File. The President's meeting with Indonesian Re: Meeting with Cambodian Acting Prime Ambassador Soedjatmoko. Minister Sirik Matak with following July 27, 1971. attachment No. 4... "B(C)." August 10, 1971. #2. Memo. "B(S)." President's meeting with Ambassador Agha #4. Memo. Hilaly of Pakistan. [Tab A, Conversation between Lieutenant July 29, 1971. General Sisowath Sirik Matak, Prime Minister "B(S)." Delegate of the Khmer Republic; the President; Dr. Kissinger; and Mrs. Porson, Interpreter]. August 10, 1971. "B(S)."

312 Appendix

Box 86 Week beginning September 12, 1971. Week beginning August 22, 1971. #1. Memo. #1. Memo. Meeting between the President, Ambassador The President's meeting with Ambassador Francis J. Galbraith, and Brigadier General William J. Porter and Henry A. Kissinger. Alexander M. Haig, Jr. August 24, 1971. September 14,1971. "B(TS).- "B(S)." #2. Memo. #2. Memo. The President's meeting with Ambassador Meeting of the President with Prince and Kenneth Rush and Henry A. Kissinger. Princess Hitachi. August 27, 1971. September 14, 1971. "B(C)." "B(C)." #3. List. Week beginning August 29, 1971. List of participants (to No. 2). #1. Memo. September 14,1971. The President's meeting with Senator "B(C)." Barry Goldwater and Henry A. Kissinger. #4. Memo. August 31, 1971. Meeting between the President, "B(S)." Congressman Jack F. Kemp (R-NY) and #2. Memo. Brigadier General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. The President's meeting with Dr. Carlos September 17, 1971. Sanz de Santamaría, Chairman of the Inter- "B(C)." American Committee for the Alliance for #5. Memo. Progress, and Arnold Nachmanoff, NSC The President's meeting with Romanian Staff. Ambassador Corneliv Bogden and Henry A. September^ 1971. Kissinger. "B(C)." September 17, 1971. "B(S)." Week beginning September 5, 1971. #1. Memo. Week beginning September 19, 1971. CIEP meeting. September 7, 1971. #1. Memo. "B(C)." Meeting between the President, Prince Fahd #2. Memo. of Saudi Arabia, Assistant Secretary of State Conversation between the President, Dr. Siseo, U.S. Chief of Protocol Mosbacher, Kissinger, Secretary Rodgers, NSC Staff member Saunders, State Undersecretary Johnson, James Wickel, Department Interpreter Camille Nowfel. Foreign Minister of Japan, Mr. Takeo September 21,1971. Fukuda, Ambassador Nobuhiko Ushiba, and "B(S)." Ambassador Genichi Aktani. September 10, 1971. Week beginning September 26, 1971. "B(S)." #1. Memo. #3. Memo. The President's discussion with the Emperor Conversation between the President, Dr. of Japan, Ambassador Hideki Mazaki, and Henry A. Kissinger, James Wickel, Foreign Mr. James Wickel, American Embassy, Minister of Japan, Mr. Takeo Fukuda, and Tokyo. Ambassador Genichi Akantani. September 26, 1971. September 10, 1971. "B(S)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. President's meeting with African Leaders. September 28, 1971. "B(C)."

313 Appendix

Week beginning September 26, 1971 cont. Week beginning October 17, 1971. #3. Memo. #1. Memo. President Nixon's meeting with USSR Meeting between the President, Ambassador Foreign Minister Gromyko. Robert Ellsworth, and General Alexander M. September 29, 1971. Haig. "B(S)." October 18, 1971. #4. Memo. "B(C)." Meeting between President; Souvanna #2. Memo. Phovma, Prime Minister of Laos; Meeting between the President and Ambassador of Laos; Brigadier General Ceylonese Prime Minister Sirimavo Haig; and A. Toumayan, Interpreter. Bandaranaike. September 30, 1971. October 19, 1971. "B(S)." "B(S)." #3. Memo. Week beginning October 3, 1971. Meeting between the President, Mrs. Imelda #N1. Memo. From Huntsman for the President's Marcos, wife of the President of the File. Philippines, and General Alexander M. Re: Mr. Dudley Swims' meeting with the Haig, Jr. President. October 22, 1971. Octobers, 1971. "B(S)." "C." #4. Memo. #1. Memo. Meeting between the President, General The President's meeting with Ambassador Alexander M. Haig, James Wickel, David Kennedy, Dr. Henry Kissinger, and interpreter, and former Prime Minister of Peter Peterson. Japan, Nobusuke Kishi. Octobers, 1971. October 22, 1971. "B(C)." "B(S)." #5. Memo. Week beginning October 10, 1971. Conversation between the President, #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's Brigadier General Alexander M. Haig, James File. Wickel, and former Prime Minister of Japan, Re: The President's meeting with Italian Nobusuke Kishi. Foreign Minister Aldo Moro, Ambassador October 22, 1971. Ortona, Dr. Kissinger, and Mr. Seiderman, "B(S)." Interpreter. #6. Memo. October 11, 1971. Meeting between the President and former "B(S)." Prime Minister of Japan, Nobusuke Kishi. #2. Memo. From Ray K. Price. October 22, 1971. Notes for the President's File. "B(S)." Re: Cabinet Meeting. #7. Memo. October 12, 1971. President's meeting with Secretary William Possible "B." Rogers, Ambassador George Bush, and #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Brigadier General Alexander M. Haig. Re: NSC meeting about Germany and October 22, 1971. Berlin, and burden sharing. "B(S)." October 14, 1971. #8. Memo. "B(S)." President's meeting with Governors #4. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President. Hearnes, Mandel, Bumpers, Milliken, Love, Re: NSC meeting on NATO burden sharing. Hathaway, and Hall; and General Alexander ca. October 14, 1971. M. Haig. "B(S)." October 23, 1971. "B(C)."

314 Appendix

Week beginning October 24, 1971. #2. Memo. #N1. Memo. From Alexander Butterfield for the Meeting with Sadruddin Aga Khan, UN High President's File. Commissioner for Refugees. Re: Meeting with the Postmaster General. November 16, 1971. (10:46 a.m.) "B(S)." October 29, 1971. "C." Week beginning November 21, 1971. #1. Memo. #N1. Memo. From Peter Flanigan. Meeting between President Nixon and Re: Meeting with Najeeb Halaby. President Tito. November 24, 1971. October 28, 1971. "C." -B(S).- #1. Memo. #2. Memo. Meeting with Secretary Rogers Morton, John Meeting between President Nixon and D. Ehrlichman, and John C. Whitaker. President Tito. November 23, 1971. October 20, 1971. "D." "B(S)." Week beginning December 5, 1971. Week beginnning October 31, 1971. #1. Memo. #N1. Memo. From Neal Ball to Zeigler. Breakfast meeting with Congressional Re: President's meeting with the Cabinet Leadership. Group on executive reorganization. December 6, 1971. Novembers, 1971. "B(S)." "C." #2. Memo. #N2. Memo. From William Timmons for the Meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre President's File. Trudeau. Re: Meeting with Congressman Samuel December 6, 1971. Devine and representative group of House "B(TS)." GOP. #3. Memo. November 4, 1971. Meeting with President Emilio Garrastazu "C." Medici of Brazil. #N3. Memo. Ray Price memorandum for the December 7, 1971. President's File. "B(TS)." November 5, 1971. #4. Memo. "C." Meeting with Spanish Ambassador Jaime #1. Memo. Arguelles. Meeting between President Nixon, Prime December 9, 1971. Minister Indira Gandhi, Mr. Parmeshwar -B(S).- Narain Haksar, and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger. #5. Memo. November 4, 1971. Meeting with President Emilio Garrastazu "B(TS)." Medici of Brazil. #2. Memo. December 9, 1971. Meeting between President Nixon, Prime "B(TS)." Minister Indira Gandhi, Mr. Parmeshwar #6. Memo. Narain Haksar, and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger. Meeting with Hubert Maga, President of Novembers, 1971. Dahomey. "B(TS)." December 9, 1971. "B(C)." Week beginning November 14, 1971. #7. Memo. #1. Memo. Meeting with Secretary of Commerce Cabinet Meeting. Maurice H. Stans. November 15, 1971. December 7, 1971. "B(C)." "B(C)."

315 Appendix

Week beginning Decembers, 1971 cont. #10. Memo. #8. Memo. President's meeting with Pakistani Deputy The President's Meeting with Soviet Minister Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Agriculture Vladimir Matskevich. designate, Z. A. Bhutto. December 9, 1971. December 18, 1971. "B(TS)." "B(S)."

Box 87 Week beginning December 19, 1971. Week beginning December 12, 1971. #1. Memo. #1. Memo. The President's private meeting with British [Conversation between the President, Prime Prime Minister Edward Heath. Minister Caetano, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, December 20, 1971. Ambassador Coelho, and General Vernon "B(TS)." Walters]. #2. Memo. December 12, 1971. The President's private meeting with British "B(S)." Prime Minister Edward Heath. #2. Memo. December 21, 1971. Memcons for the President's Files. "B(TS)." March 9, 1972. #3. Memo. "B(TS)." Plenary Session of Anglo-American Summit #3. Memo. Conference. Meeting at Azores at Mr. Pompidou's December 21, 1971. residence. "B(S).'' December 13, 1971. "B(TS)." Week beginning December 26, 1971. #4. Memo. #1. Memo. Meeting at Junta Geral, Angra do Heroísmo, Meeting with Chancellor Brandt. Terceira, Azores. [9:00 a.m.]. December 28, 1971. December 13, 1971. "B(TS)." "B (TS)." #2. Memo. #5. Memo. Meeting with Chancellor Brandt. Meeting at Junta Geral, Angra do Heroísmo, December 29, 1971. Terceira, Azores. [4:00 p.m.]. "B(TS)." December 31, 1971. "B(TS)." Week beginning January 1, 1972. #6. Memo. #N1. Memo. From Rayburn Hanzlikforthe Meeting between Mr. Pompidou and Dr. President's File. Henry A. Kissinger, Azores. Re: Meeting with Henry Ford II, Chairman, December 14, 1971. National Center for... (3:00 p.m.) "B(TS)." January 3, 1972. #7. Memo. "C." Meeting at Junta Geral, Angra do Heroísmo, #1. Memo. Terceira, Azores. [9:00 a.m.]. Minutes of meeting held in the Cabinet December 15, 1971. Room, 10:00 a.m. "B(TS)." Januarys, 1972. #8. Statement. "B(C)." Framework for monetary and trade #2. Memo. settlement. Conversation in the Cabinet Room with ca. December 15, 1971. attachments, 3:45-4:10 p.m. Possible "B." Januarys, 1972. #9. Memo. "B(S)." Meeting at Junta Geral, Angra do Heroísmo, Terceira, Azores. [2:00 p.m.]. December 15, 1971. "B(TS)."

316 Appendix

#3. Memo. Peter G. Peterson to the President Week beginning January 30, 1972. with enclosures. #N1. Memo. From H. R. Haldeman for the January 4, 1972. President's File. "B(C)." Re: Meeting with Dr. Billy Graham. #4. Memo. February 1, 1972. Meeting with Eisaku Sato, Japanese Prime "C." Minister (9:30 a.m.). #1. Memo. January 7,1972. President's meeting with Secretary General "B(S)." Luns of NATO. #5. Memo. January 31, 1972. Meeting with Eisaku Sato, Japanese Prime "B(S)." Minister, (11:00 a.m.). #2. Memo. January 7, 1972. Meeting with AEC Chairman James "B(S).- Schlesinger. #6. Memo. January 31, 1972. Meeting with Eisaku Sato, Japanese Prime "B(TS)." Minister. #4. Memo. Januarys, 1972. President's meeting with U. S. Ambassador "B(S)." to India Kenneth Keating. Februarys, 1972. Week beginning January 6, 1972. "B(TS)." #1. Memo. Meeting between President Nixon, Secretary Week beginning February 6, 1972. Laird, General W. C. Westmoreland, and #1. Memo. Brigadier General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Telephone conversation with President January 20, 1972. Alejandro Lanusse of Argentina. "B(S)." February 7, 1972. Possible "B." Week beginning January 23, 1972. #2. Memo. #1. Memo. President's meeting with Robert McNamara President's meeting with UN Secretary and John Connally. General Kurt Waldhiem. Februarys, 1972. January 24, 1972. "B(TS).- "B(S)." #2. Memo. Week beginning February 13, 1972. Meeting between the President and Prime #1. Memo. Minister Barend Willem Biesheuvel of the Meeting with Senator James Buckley of Netherlands. New York. January 26, 1972. February 14, 1972. "B(C)." Possible "B." #3. Memo. #2. Memo. Quadriad Meeting. Meeting with Senator James Buckley January 26, 1972. (R-NY). "B(C).- February 14, 1972. #4. Memo. Possible "B." GOP Leadership Meeting. #3. Memo. January 26, 1972. The President's meeting with Senator James Possible "B." Buckley. #5. Memo. February 14, 1972. President's meeting with CDU Chairman "B(S)." Painer Barzel. #4. Memo. January 28, 1972. Senator Buckley's memorandum. "B(S)." ca. February 14, 1972. Possible "B."

317 Appendix

Week beginning February 13, 1972 cont. #15. Memo. John D. Ehrlichman for the #5. Memo. President's File. Summary Observations on East Asia, Re: Report on meeting with Dr. Arthur Burns ca. February 14, 1972. and John Ehrlichman. Possible "B." February 14, 1972. #6. Memo. Possible "B." Meeting with Bi-Partisan Leadership #1. Memo. (Pre-Chinatrip). Conversation with Chou En Lai at the Great February 17, 1972. Hall of the People, Peking, China. "B(S).- February 21, 1972. #7. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's "B(TS)." File. #2. Memo. Re: Meeting with M. André Malraux. Conversation with Chou En Lai at the Great February 14, 1972. Hall of the People, Peking, China. Possible "B." February 22, 1972. #8. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger for the President's "B(TS)." File. #3. Memo. Re: Dinner in Honor of M. André Malraux- Conversation with Chou En Lai at the The White House. President's Guest House, Peking, China. February 14, 1972. February 23, 1972. Possible "B." »B(TS).- #9. Memo. John Scali to the President. #4. Memo. Re: Summary and Analysis of André Conversation with Chou En Lai at the Great Malraux' comments over dinner. Hall of the People, Peking, China. February 14, 1972. February 24, 1972. Possible "B." -B(TS)." #10. Memo. Leonard Garment for the President's #5. Memo. File. Conversation with Chou En Lai at the Re: Dinner (Stag) Honoring M. André President's Guest House, Peking, China. Malraux with attachments. February 25, 1972. February 14, 1972. "B(TS)." Possible "B." #6. Memo. #11. Rough Draft. Conversation with Chou En Lai at the Peking Notes regarding President Nixon's dinner for Airport, China. André Malraux with attachments. February 26, 1972. February 14, 1972. "B(TS)." Possible "B." #7. Memo. #12. Memo. Conversation with Chou En Lai in the Dinner (Stag) honoring M. André Malraux President's sitting room, Ching Kiang Guest with attachments. House. February 14, 1972. February 28, 1972. Possible "B." "B(TS)." #13. Rough Draft. #8. Memo. Notes regarding President Nixon's dinner for [President's meeting with Chairman Mao]. André Malraux with attachments. February 21, 1972. February 14, 1972. "B(TS)." Possible "B." #9. Memo. #14. Memo. [Conversation between the President and Summary and Analysis of André Malraux' Chairman Mao.] comments over dinner. February 21, 1972. February 16, 1971. "B(TS)." Possible "B."

318 Appendix

Box 88 #6. Memo. Week beginning February 27, 1972. Meeting between the President, Ambassador #1. Memo. Gerald Smith and Major General Alexander Meeting with Bi-Partisan Leadership. M. Haig, Jr. February 29, 1972. March 21, 1972. "B(S)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. Ray K. Price, Jr. #7. Memo. Re: Meeting with the Cabinet. Meeting with Mr. Marshall Green, Assistant February 29, 1972. Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific "B(S)." Affairs. March 23, 1972. Week beginning March 5, 1972. "B(S)." #N1. Memo. John R. Haldeman to the President's #8. Memo. Herbert Stein to the President's File. File. Re: President's meeting with the Honorable Re: Meeting with Secretary Rogers. Manea Manescu. March 8, 1972. March 21, 1972. "C." Possible "B." #N2. Memo. Morgan to the President's File. Re: Meeting with members and staff of the Week beginning March 26, 1972. Cabinet Committee and consulting private #2. Memo. attorneys regarding school busing. Conversation between the President, March 10, 1972. Secretary General of the Pakistan Foreign "C." Ministry Aziz Ahmed, Henry Kissinger, Ambassador Nawabzada Raza, and Harold Week beginning March 19, 1972. Saunders. #1. Memo. March 29, 1972. Meeting with the Cabinet Committee on "B(S)." International Narcotics Control. #3. Memo. March 20, 1972. Color Report on Cancer Award Ceremony. "B(S)." March 30, 1972. #2. Memo. "D." Meeting with the General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Week beginning April 9, 1972. Disarmament. #1. Memo. March 21, 1972. GOP Leadership meeting. "B(S)." April 12, 1972. #3. Memo. Possible "B." Meeting with the General Advisory #2. Memo. Committee on Arms Control and The President's meeting with Canadian Disarmament. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. April 7, 1972. April 14, 1972. "B(S)." "B(S)." #4. Memo. Meeting between President Nixon and Prime Week beginning April 16, 1972. Minister Nihat Erim of Turkey. #1. Memo. March 21, 1972. The President's meeting with Secretary Laird "B(TS)." and Admiral Moorer. #5. Memo. April 17, 1972. President Nixon's Meeting with Romanian "B(TS)." Vice-President Manescu. March 21, 1972. "B(S)."

319 Appendix

Week beginning April 23, 1972. Week beginning May 14, 1972. #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig for the #N1. Memo. From Flanigan to R. N. President's File. Re: Meeting with Donald Kendall. Re: Meeting with Foreign Minister Kim Yong April 15, 1972. Sik of South Korea and Korean Ambassador "C." Dong Jo Kim. #1. Memo. April 26, 1972. The Wallace Shooting. "B(S)." May 15, 1972. "F." Week beginning April 30, 1972. #2. Memo. #1. Memo. Meeting with John Cardinal Krol. Republican Congressional Leadership May 15, 1972. meeting by Patrick J. Buchanan. Possible "B." May 3, 1972. #3. Memo. Possible "B." President's pre-Moscow Summit briefing of #2. Memo. congressional leaders. President's meeting with the President's May 19, 1972. Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Possible "B." May5, 1972. "B(TS)." Week beginning May 28, 1972. #1. Memo. Week beginning May 7, 1972. Remarks of the President at the Leadership #1. Memo. Breakfast. Briefing of Bi-Partisan Leaders. June 2, 1972. May8, 1972. Possible "B." Possible "B." #2. Memo. Box 89 Meeting of the Cabinet. Week beginning June 11, 1972. May 8, 1972. #1. Memo. "B(C)." Meeting with Senator John Stennis #3. Memo. (D-Miss.), Chairman of the Senate Armed Breakfast meeting with Senators Mansfield Services Committee. and Scott. June 13, 1972. May 9, 1972. "B(S)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. #4. Memo. GOP Leadership Meeting. [TAB B]. Background talking points on China June 13, 1972. trip. Possible "B." ca. May 9, 1972. #3. Memo. "B(S)." Re: Record of Prince Sultan's meeting with #5. Memo. the President. President's meeting with Minister Patolichev June 15, 1972. and Ambassador Dobrynin. "B(S)." May 11, 1972. #4. Memo. "B(S)." Conversation between the President, Saudi #6. Memo. Arabian Minister of Defense and Aviation Meeting with Messrs. Patolichev, Dobrynin, Prince Sultan, Saudi Arabian Ambassador Kissinger, Peterson, and Flanigan. Ibraham al Sowayel, Secretary of Defense May 11, 1972. Laird, Alexander Haig, and State Department "B(S)." Interpreter Camille Nowfel. June 15, 1972. Possible "B."

320 Appendix

#5. Memo. #2. Memo. Memo for the President's File from Cabinet meeting. Charles Colson with attachments. June 16, 1972. July 12, 1972. "B(C)." "G." #6. Memo. Stephen Bull. #3. Memo. Memo for the President's File from Posthumous Medal of Freedom H. R. Haldeman. Presentation. July 13, 1972. June 16, 1972. "G." "D." #4. Memo. Memo from Henry A. Kissinger for the President's File. Week beginning June 18, 1972. July 14, 1972. #N1. Memo. Casper Weinberger to the "B(S)." President's File. #5. Memo. Memo from Henry A. Kissinger for the Re: Meeting of June 23, 1972, 10:00 a.m. President's File. June 23, 1972. July 15, 1972. "C." "B(S)." #1. Memo. Meeting of the President, Dr. Arthur Burns Week beginning July 16, 1972. and Secretary Schultz. #N1.Memo. June 21, 1972. Ray Price memorandum for the President's "B(C)." File. #2. Memo. July 21, 1972. Meeting with Congressmen Hale Boggsand "C." Jerry Ford. June 23, 1972. Week beginning July 23, 1972. Possible "B." #1. Memo. Memo from Charles Colson for the President. Week beginning June 25, 1972. July 24, 1972. #N1. Memo. Alexander Butterfield to President's "G." File. #2. Memo. Memo from Henry A. Kissinger for the Re: Brief farewell meeting with Ambassador President's File. Emil "Bus" Mosbacher, Jr. July 28, 1972. June 30, 1972. "B(S)." "C." #1. Memo. James H. Falk, Domestic Council. Week beginning August 6, 1972. Re: Meeting with Republican members of the #1. Memo. Senate Finance Committee. Suggested Appointments for August 7, 1972. June 27, 1972. Auguste, 1972. Possible "B." "B(S)." #2. Memo. Week beginning July 2, 1972. Meeting of the President, Secretary #1. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig for Peterson, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, and Peter the President's File. Flanigan. Meeting between the President, Sir Robert August 11, 1972. Thompson, Henry Kissinger, and Alexander Possible "B." Haig. July 6, 1972. Week beginning August 13, 1972. "B(TS) ." #1. Memo. John Dean for the President's File. Re: Execution of President and Mrs. Nixon's Week beginning July 9, 1972. Estate Plan. #1. Memo. Memo for the President's File from August 14, 1972. Charles Colson with attachments. "G." July 11, 1972. "G."

321 Appendix

Week beginning August 13, 1972 cont. #3. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig for #2. Memo. Peter Flanigan for the President's File. the President's File. Re: Meeting with Mr. Eberle and General Re: Meeting with Ambassador McConaughy, Alexander Haig. American Ambassador to the Republic of August 14, 1972. China. Possible "B." September 15, 1972. #3. Memo. For the President's File from Ron "B(S).- Zeigler. Re: Bailey Howard. Box 90 August 14, 1972. Week beginning September 24, 1972. "G." #1. Memo. Leonard W. Schroeterto Leonard #4. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig for Garment. the President's File. Re: [Soviet Jews]. Re: President's meetiing with Governor Septembers, 1972. Ronald Reagan. »B(C)." August 18, 1972. #2. Draft speech. "B(C)." Talking points. Re: President's meeting with Jewish leaders, Week beginning September 3, 1972. September 26, 1972 at the Waldorf, #N1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the New York City to discuss foreign policy. President's File. Undated. Re: Leadership Meeting. September 7, 1972, Possible "B." 8:00 a.m. #3. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. September 7, 1972. Re: President's meeting with Jewish leaders "C." [concerning U.S. foreign policy]. #N2. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan for the September 27, 1972. President's File. "B(S)." Re: Boating on the Sequoia. #1. Memo. September 7, 1972. President's meeting with Khun Pote Sarasin, "C." Vice Chairman of National Executive Council #1. Memo. Thailand, Anand Panyarachun, Thai President's meeting with Secretary of State Ambassador to the U.S., and John H. Rogers, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, and Major Holdridge, NSC Senior Staff member. General Alexander M. Haig. Re: U.S.-Thai relations and related subjects. September 6, 1972. October 6, 1972. "B(S)." "B(S)."

Week beginning September 10, 1972. Week beginning October 8, 1972. #1. Memo. Peter Flanigan for the President's File. #N1. Memo. Re: Council of International Economic Policy Price memorandum for the President's File. meeting. October 10, 1972. September 11, 1972. "C." "B(S)." #1. Memo. Helmut Sonnenfeldt to the President's #2. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig for File. the President's File. Re: Meeting between the President and Re: Council of International Economic Policy Polish Ambassador Witold Trampczynski. Executive Committee meeting. October 10, 1972. September 11, 1972. "B(C)." "B(S)."

322 Appendix

#2. Memo. Week beginning January 22, 1973. For the President's File. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. Re: President's meeting with Congressman Meeting with Israeli Ambassador Yitzak Joe D. Waggoner, Jr. [prior to Congressman Rabin. Waggoner's departure to Bucharest, January 25,1973. Romania]. "B(TS)." October 13, 1972. Possible "B." Week beginning January 29, 1973. #3. Memo. Max Friedersdorf to the President's #1. Memo. James J. Wickel. File. Prime Minister Sato's call on the President. Re: Meeting with Congressman Joe January 31,1973. Waggoner (D-La.). "B(S)." October 13, 1973. Possible "B." Box 91 Week beginning February 11, 1973. Week beginning October 15, 1972. #N1. Memo. Ronald Ziegler to the President's File. #1. Memo. James J. Wickel. Re: President's luncheon at the Pentagon. Prime Minister Ohira's call on the President. February 15, 1973. October 18, 1972. "C." "B(S)." #1. Memo. From Brigadier General Brent #2. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig. Scowcroft. Meeting between the President, General Re: The President's meeting with Westmoreland and General Haig. Ambassador John Scali. October 20, 1972. February 13, 1973. "B(TS)." "B(S)." #2. Memo. From Brigadier General Brent Week beginning November 5,1972. Scowcroft. #N1. Memo. Rumsfeld to the President's File. Re: The President's meeting with Re: Cabinet meeting Wednesday, Ambassador Helms (Iran). November 8, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. in the February 14, 1973. Cabinet room. "B(S)." Novembers, 1972. #3. Memo. From Brigadier General Brent "C." Scowcroft. Re: The President's meeting with General Week beginning November 12, 1972. Goodpaster. #N1. Memo. Patrick J. Buchanan to the President. February 15, 1973. Meeting at Camp David on November 15, "B(TS)." 1972. November 15, 1972. Week beginning February 18, 1973. "C." #1. Memo. Jerry Warren to Ronald Ziegler. Re: Timmons' readout on the breakfast Week beginning November 26, 1972. meeting. #1. Memo. Major General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. February 27, 1973. The President's meeting with the Joint "B(C)." Chiefs of Staff. November 30, 1972. Week beginning March 4, 1973. "B(TS)." #1. Memo. Ronald Ziegler for the President's File. Re: Department of State luncheon with Week beginning January 1, 1973. Secretary William Rogers and State #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. Department officials. Meeting between the President, Secretary of March 6, 1973. Defense Designate Elliot Richardson and Possible "B." Henry A. Kissinger. January 4,1973. "B(S)."

323 Appendix

Week beginning March 4, 1973 cont. #3. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. #2. Memo. Tom Korologos for the President's File. Meeting with Christian Democratic Union Re: Meeting with Senators Milton Young and Chairman Barzel. John McCellan of the Senate Appropriations April 18, 1973. Committee with attaché. "B(S)." March 8, 1973. "B(S)." Week beginning April 29, 1973. #3. Memo. David Hoopes to Tom Korologos. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. March 9, 1973. Meeting with Chancellor Willy Brandt of the "B(S)." Federal Republic of Germany. #4. Notes, May 1, 1973. Notes for the President's File. "B(S)." Re: Cabinet meeting discussion of foreign policy (pages 22-36). Week beginning May 13, 1973. March 9, 1973. #N1. Report. Possible "B." Cabinet meeting. May 18, 1973. Week beginning March 11, 1973. "C." #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. Meeting with John McCloy. Week beginning May 20, 1973. March 13, 1973. #N1. Memo. Stephen Bull to the President's File. "B(S)." Meeting with Lieutenant Colonel John Dramesi. Week beginning March 18,1973. May 25, 1973. #1. Memo. George Bush to the President. "C." Re: Endorsements. #1. Memo. March 20, 1973. Cabinet meeting. "G." May 28, 1973. Possible "B." Week beginning April 8, 1973. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. Week beginning May 27, 1973. Meeting with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew #1. Memo. of Singapore. Meeting with President Eldjarn of Iceland. April 10, 1973. May 30, 1973. "B(S)." "B(C)." #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. #2. Memo. Andronikoff. Meeting with Secretary General Luns of Meeting with President Pompidou. NATO. May 31, 1973. April 12, 1973. "B(TS)." "B(S)." #3. Memo. Andronikoff. Meeting with President Pompidou. Week beginning April 15, 1973. May 31, 1973. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger "B(TS)." Meeting between President Nixon and Prime #4. Memo. Andronikoff. Minister Andreotti. Meeting with President Pompidou. April 17, 1973. June 1,1973. "B(TS)." "B(TS)." #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. #5. Memo. Meeting between President Nixon and Prime Meeting with President Pompidou and Minister Andreotti. Foreign Minister Michel Jobert. April 18, 1973. June 1, 1973. •'B(TS).- "B(TS)."

324 Appendix

Box 92 #N1. Memo. Stephen Bull to the President's File. Week beginning June 3, 1973. Re: Meeting with Secretary Peter Brennan, #1. Memo. and Mr. and Mrs. George Lang, Tuesday, Cover memo, David N. Parker. July 31, 1973-12:30 p.m. The Oval Office. Re: Cabinet Meeting, with attachments July 31, 1973. Nos. 1-3. [Tab A] The Iceland Summit. "C." June 6, 1973. Possible "B." Week beginning September 30, 1973. #2. Memo. #1. Memo. [Tab B] Paris Discussions on Vietnam. Conversation with the President to the June 6, 1973. Commission of the European Community. "B." October 1, 1973. #3. Memo. "B(?)." [Minutes] Cabinet Meeting. June 7, 1973. Week beginning October 7, 1973. "D." #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. #4. Memo. William J. Jorden. Meeting with President Houphout-Boigny of Meeting with the Board of Trustees of the the Ivory Coast. Council of the Americas. [Top item now: List, October 9, 1973. Council of the Americas, Attendees at "B(?)." Trustees Meeting with the President of the #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. U.S.] Meeting with MOBUTO Sese Seko, June 7, 1973. President of the Republic of Zaire. "B(C)." October 10, 1973. "B(S)." Week beginning June 24, 1973. #3. Memo. Thomas R. Pickering, State, to General #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. Brent Scowcroft regarding President Nixon's Meeting with French Foreign Minister Michel meeting with President Houphouet-Boigny. Jobert. October 16, 1973. June 29, 1973. "B(S).- "B(TS?)." #4. Memo. A. Toumayan, Interpreting Branch, #2. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. [State Department]. Meeting with NATO Ambassadors. Cover President's meeting with President memo to open case file; top item now: TAB Houphouet-Boigny. A, notice to the Press, undated, ca. June 30, October 11, 1973. 1973, unclassified. "B(S)." June 30, 1973. "B(S).- Week beginning October 14, 1973. #1. Memo. David N. Parker for the President's File. Week beginning July 8, 1973. Cabinet Meeting minutes. #N1. Memo. John Andrews to the President. October 18, 1973. Re: Addressing Watergate [attached to Possible "B." cover memo, Andrews to President's File, July 9, 1973]. Box 93 July3, 1973. Week beginning December 16, 1973. "C." #N1. Memo. Alexander M. Haig to the Record. Re: Meeting between Deputy Secretary of Week beginning July 29, 1973. State Kenneth Rush, the President, and #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig. (4:00 p.m.). Meeting of the President, Australian Prime December 17, 1973. Minister Gough Whitlam, Dr. Henry A. "C." Kissinger, Australian Ambassador Sir James Plimsoll, and Ambassador Marshall Green. July 30, 1973. "B(?)."

325 Appendix

Week beginning January 20, 1974. Week beginning May 26, 1974. #1. Memo. David Parker to David Hoopes, #1. Memo. Minutes, Cabinet Meeting. May 29, 1974. January 23,1974. Cabinet Meeting minutes. Possible "B." May 28, 1974. Possible "B." Week beginning February 3,1974. Week beginning June 9, 1974. #N1. Report. Campaign Reform Proposal. #1. Memo. Henry A. Kissinger. Private meeting between President Nixon and Undated. King Faisal ibn Abdel Aziz of Saudi Arabia. "C." June 15, 1974. Week beginning February 17, 1974. "B(S)." #1. Memo. Minutes, Cabinet Meeting. Week beginning June 16, 1974. #1. Memo. General Alexander M. Haig [prepared February 21, 1974. by Jose De Seabra, State]. Possible "B." Re: Meeting between the President and President Antonio de Spinola of Portugal, Week beginning February 24, 1974. with following attachment No. 2. #1. Memo. Conversation between the President and the June 24, 1974. Soviet Minister of Foreign Trade Nikolai S. Possible "B." #2. Memo. Jose De Seabra's handwritten draft of Patolichev. Item No. 1. Cover memo, David N. Parker to February 26, 1974. Dr. David Hoopes with following attachments "B(C)." Nos. 3-8. Week beginning March 3, 1974. June 24, 1974. Possible "B." #1. Notes. Cabinet Meeting [includes foreign policy #3. Memo. Notes on Cabinet Meeting. [TAB B]. strategy discussion]. March 8, 1974. ca. June 20, 1974. Possible "B." Possible "B." #4. Memo. [Talking Points for the President... Week beginning March 17, 1974. #1. Memo. Memorandum for the President's File Part of TAB C]. from a Secret Service Agent. ca. June 20, 1974. March 20, 1974. "B(S)." "A." #5. Memo. Talking Points, President's Middle East Trip, June 12-18, 1974. [Part of TAB C]. Box 94 ca. June 20, 1974. Week beginning March 31,1974. #1. Memo. From Dean Burchforthe President's "B(C)." File. #6. Memo. Talking Points on the Atlantic Alliance. May 15, 1974. [Part of TAB C]. "G." ca. June 20, 1974. Week beginning May 12, 1974. "B(S)." #N1. Letter. Franklin R. Gannon to Rabbi Korff. #7. Memo. Talking Points on Moscow Summit. May 15, 1974. [Part of Tab C]. "C." ca. June 20, 1974. "B(S)."

326 Appendix #8. Memo. Week beginning July 21, 1974. Talking Points on Kennedy Resolution on #1. Memo. Comprehensive Test Ban. [Part of Tab C]. Conversation between the President, Henry ca. June 20, 1974. A. Kissinger, Martin Hillenbrand, Hans Possible "B." Dietrich Gensher, Foreign Minister; Political Director Günther Van Well, Ambassador Week beginning July 7, 1974. Berndt Von Standen, and Dr. Weber, #1. Memo. Interpreter. David Parker to David Hoopes, unclassified, July 21, 1974. 7/11/74.Talking Points. "B(S).- ca. July 11, 1974. "B(C)."

327