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RICHARD NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL RECORD

DOCUMENT NUMBER

DOCUMENT TYPE

SUBJECT/TITLE OR CORRESPONDENTS DATE RESTRICTION

1 Manifest Helicopter Passenger Manifest – Appendix “A”

10/4/1970 A


10/5/1970 A

3 List President’s 11:30 a.m. – Meeting – Appendix “A”

10/7/1970 A


10/8/1970 A

5 Log Key Biscayne, Florida, 9:32 a.m. SANITIZED

10/9/1970 A


10/1/1970 A

7 List Appendix “A” p. 6 OPEN 6/2013

n.d. A

COLLECTION TITLE BOX NUMBER

WHCF: SMOF: Office of Presidential Papers and Archives RC-6

FOLDER TITLE

President Richard Nixon’s Daily Diary October 1, 1970 – October 15, 1970

PRMPA RESTRICTION CODES:

A. Release would violate a Federal statute or Agency Policy. B. National security classified information. C. Pending or approved claim that release would violate an individual’s rights. D. Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of privacy or a libel of a living person.

E. Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information. F. Release would disclose investigatory information compiled for law enforcement purposes. G. Withdrawn and return private and personal material. H. Withdrawn and returned non-historical material.

DEED OF GIFT RESTRICTION CODES:

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION *U.S. GPO; 1989-235-084/00024 NA 14021 (4-85)

RICHARD NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL RECORD

DOCUMENT NUMBER

DOCUMENT TYPE

SUBJECT/TITLE OR CORRESPONDENTS DATE RESTRICTION

8 Manifest Helicopter Passenger Manifest – Appendix “B”

10/3/1970 A

9 Manifest Helicopter Passenger Manifest – Appendix “D”

10/3/1970 A


10/12/1970 A

COLLECTION TITLE BOX NUMBER

WHCF: SMOF: Office of Presidential Papers and Archives RC-6

FOLDER TITLE

President Richard Nixon’s Daily Diary October 1, 1970 – October 15, 1970

PRMPA RESTRICTION CODES:

A. Release would violate a Federal statute or Agency Policy. B. National security classified information. C. Pending or approved claim that release would violate an individual’s rights. D. Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of privacy or a libel of a living person.

E. Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information. F. Release would disclose investigatory information compiled for law enforcement purposes. G. Withdrawn and return private and personal material. H. Withdrawn and returned non-historical material.

DEED OF GIFT RESTRICTION CODES:

D-DOG Personal privacy under deed of gift --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION *U.S. GPO; 1989-235-084/00024 NA 14021 (4-85)

T:iE ~HITE HO~:~_~~~~~~~_P_R~E_S_ID~E_~_T_(S_~_~_~_~_~_:_._~_rd_N_~_~_~_~_~_~_A_~_i~ __~V~~_Y~~_IA~R_Y~~~~~~~~_~~~~.~~J PlACE DAY BEGA:'i DATE (MG., Day. Yr.)

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ACTIVITY

The Presidential pe-rty motor2Q from the Old Palace, Eelg-.c:;.J.e, Yugoslavia to th'2 Serbhn Council BUilding wh~re the Presiden:: met b:riefly vith Dragoslav Markovic, Presid.ent of the Assembly of t~e R'2public of Serbia.

The Presidential party motored from the Serbi&~ Council Building to the Federal Council Building.

The President met with President Tito and; William Leonhart, Ambassador to Yugoslavia Martin J. Hillenbrand, Assistant Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Helmut Son...11.enfeldt, NSC staff member Ronald Ziegler, Press Secretary Alexander Okalovsky, interpreter membe~s of the Yugoslav delegation.

The Presidential party motored from the Federal Council Building to the Surcin Airport, Belgrade Yugoslavia.

The Presidential party fle'f by Air Force 1 f-rom th~ SUrcin Airport,:Belgrade, Yugoslavia to the Zagreb InternatioD8.1 Airport. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A" •

The President was greeted at the Zagreb International Airport by:

President Josep Broz Tito Jakov Blazevic, Croatian Assembly President Mrs. Blazevic Dragutin Haramija, Premier of Croatia Josip Kolar, Mayor of Zagreb General Djoko Javanic Orme Wilson, U. S. Consul General. lfrr. Kosul, Chief of Protocol, Republic of Croatia Ambassador Emil Mosbacher, Chief of Protocol Honor Guard

•The Presidential party motored from the Zagreb International Airport to St. Mark ~l S SCluare.

The President and ~trs. Nixon went to the second floor of the Dvori Palace for a reception hosted by the Croatian State Government.

The Presidential pal"ty motored from the Dvori Palace to K~~ovic, Yugoslavia where President Tito gave a gUided tour of his birthplace. The Presidential party was greeted by:

Mr. Milcic, President of local Opstina Croatian President and Mrs. Blazevic.

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DATE (Mo.• Day. Ye.)

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ACTIVITY

The ~residential party motored from KtL~ovic, Yugoslavia to Zagreb International Airport where they participated in departure ceremonies.

The Presidential party flew by Air Force 1 from Zagreb International Airport to Burcin Airport, Belgrade, Yugoslavia. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B".

The Presidential party motored from Burcin Airport to the Old Palace.

The President and Mrs. Nixon hosted a dinner in the Old Palace. in honor of President and Mrs. Josip Broz Tito.

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26. Mr. Illal ton 27. Secretary William P. Rogers ,. 28. Mrs. William P. Rogers 29. State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Mirko Tepavac 30. Mrs. Tepavac 31. ~rs. William Leonhart 32. Mrs. Emil Mosbacher 33. Mr. William Cudlip 3~. Mr. Oliver Atkins 3::;. Mr. COrfaier 36. Mr. Burroughs 37. ~·lr . Risher 38. Mr. 39. Boyd

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~r. Ri~ic, President Federal Executive Council ~1rs. Ribic Er. l\ostic Dr. Milojkovic Lt Col Jelicic Colonel Ocokoljic General Balenovic Dr. Kissinger i'Ir. Haldeman Brig Gen Hughes Hr. Chapin Dr. Tkach Mr. Higby Ambassador Leonhart Hrs. Leonhart r'Ir. Bulc Ambassador Crnobornja Hrs. Cr~,obornja

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Alexandra Akalovsky Youngblood Taylor Godfrey Copeland tlicKinney Glynn McFarlclin Grosscnbach~r

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Helen Thomc:.s

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PLACE DAY BEGAN

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TIME

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ACTIVITY

The President and Mrs. Nixon motored from tr.'.e Qld. Palace, Belgrade, Yugoslavia to the Avenue of Peace where they participated in a tree pla.nting ceremony. .Among those present ',rere:

President Josep B2:"'oZ THo J.vIrs. Broz memoers of the City Assembly of Belgrade representatives of the Young Forresters' Association.

The President and Mrs. Nixon motored from the Avenue of Peace to the Surcin Airport.

Following departure ceremonies, the Presidential party flew in Air Force I from the Surcin Airport, Belgrade, Yugoslavia to Barajas Airport, MB.drid, Spain. For a list of passengers, see .APPENDIX itA".

Among those present to greet the Presidential party were: General and Mrs. Franco Foreign Minister and l~s. Gregorio Lopez Bravo de

Castro Ambassador and Mrs. Robert C. Hill Ambassador and Mrs. Jaime Arguelles Y Armada Arguelles,

Ambassador to U.S.

The Presidential party motored from the Barajas Airport to the Plaza del Marques del Dueno.

The Mayor of Madrid, Sr. Don Carlos Arias Navarro, presente~

the President with keys to the city. The Mayor then introduced the President to Council Members.

The Presidential party motored from the Plazza del Marques del Dueno to the Moncloa Palace.

The President was telephoned long distance by Gavonor Nelson A. Rockefeller in New York City. The call was not completed.

The President met with: Foreign Minister Lopez Bravo Ambassador Jaime Arguelles.

The President and Foreign Minister Bravo motored from the Moncloa Palace to the Pardo Palace, General Franco's Residence and Office.

U.S. GOVERN"<~T PRINTING OFFIC£, t9''l-Q-332-066

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The President Det in the Pardo Palace with: President Franco Lopez Bravo, Foreign Minister Jaime Artuelles, ft~bassador

William P. Rogers, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Robert Hill, Ambassador.

The President motored from the Pardo Palace to the Moncloa Palace.

At some time during the evening Prince Jaun Carlos and Princess Sofia met with the President and Mrs. Nixon.

Later the President met with: Vice President Carrero Blanco General Vernon Walters, interpreter.

9:30 The President and Mrs. to the Royal Palace.

Nixon motored from the Moncloa Palace

9:30 The President and ~trs. Nixon were guests at a State Dinner hosted by General and r1rs. Franco. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "B".

For post dinner movements see diary for October 3.

of the President and the First Lady,

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'rhe Presidential party motored frOlE the Moncloa Palace to the Barajas Airport. Arnong those present at t~e departure ceremony were:

General and Iv'JI's. Franco Foreign Minister and Mrs. Lopez Bravo Ambassador and Mrs. Hill Ambassador and Mrs. Ar~~ellas.

The Presidential party flew by Air Force 1 from Barajas Airport, madrid, Spain to Heathrow Airport, London, England. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A". The President was met at the airport by:

Lord Cobbold, Lord Chamberlain to Her Majesty Prime Minister Edward Heath Ambassador and Mi·s. Walter Annenberg Ambassador Emil Mosbacher.

The President flew by helicopter from Heath~ow Airport, London England to Chequers, the country estate of the British Prime Minister. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B".

The President and Prime Hinister Edward Heath met in the library. At some time during the meeting they were joined by:

Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Burke Trend, Secretary of the Cabinet.

The President, Mrs. Nixon and Prime Minister Edward Heath greeted Queen Elizabeth. The party walked to the rose garden where they were joined by:

Secretary and Mrs. William Rogers Sir Alec and Lady Douglas-Home Ambassador Walter Annenberg Ambassador John Freeman.

The President attended a luncheon. For a list of attendees> see APPENDIX "C".

The President and Mrs. Nixon> Queen Elizabeth, Secretary and Mrs. William Rogers toured Chequers with Prime Minister Edward Heath.

The President and. Prime Minister Edward Hee.th resumed talks.

The President flew by helicopter to Heathrow Airport. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "D".

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The President flew by Air Force 1 from Heathrow Airport, London England to Shannon Free Airport, Shannon, Ireland. For a list of passengers, see APPEl'IDIX '~" •

The President was met at the airport by: A~bassador Emil Mosbacher, Chief of Protocol Prime Minister and ftfCS. John M. Lynch Ambassador and Mrs. JoP~ J.D. Moore Dr. Patrick J. Hillery, ~linister of External Affairs

and Mrs. Hillery Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mulcahy Mr. Hugh McCann, Permanent Secretary, Depart~£nt of External Affairs, and ~trs. McCann

V~. Michael Flynn, Chief of Protocol, Department of External Affairs.

The Presidential party motored from Shalli~on Free Airport to Kilfrush House.

During the course of the motorcade to Kilfrush House, the President made several brief stops to greet members of the crowd including:

J.B. Liddy, Mayor of Limerick Mr. and YfCs . Galvin, newlyweds.

The President and the First Lady arrived at Kilfrush House and were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy.

The President and Mrs. Nixon were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy at Kilfrush House. Invitees included:

Prime Minister and Mrs. LYnch Secretary and Mrs. William Rogers D. Patrick Moynihan Ambassador and Mrs. Moore Ambassador and Mrs. Emil Mosbacher Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant H.R. Halde~an, Assistant General JaInes B. hughes, Military Aide

FollOwing the dinner the Presidential party was entertained by the ICnappogue Castle Traditional Irish Entertianers.

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The President remained at Kilfrush House during the afternoon.

6:24 The President flew by helicopter from Kilfrush House to Dromoland Castle. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

7:23 The President hosted a reception for members of the press who were traveling with him and also members of the Irish press.

7: 39 The President flew from Dromoland Castle to Kilfrush House. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

8:11 R The President talked with his Press Secretary, L. Ziegler.

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The President and the First Lady remained overnight at the Kilfrush House.

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The President flew by helico:ot.er from Kilfrush Eouse to) Timahoe, Quaker grave site. For a list of passengers) see APPEJIJ"DIX flAil.

The President and Mrs. Nixon were greeted at the QUaker burial ground by:

Arnb. and Mrs. John l:Ioore Jessemine West ~tr. and Mrs. Robert Lamb) representative of Quaker Co~~unity of Ireland

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bewley) representative of Q~aker

Co~~unity of Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Denis Goodbody) representative of Quaker

Community of Ireland.

The Presidential party motored from Timahoe) through the to\VilS of Kildare) Newbridge) and Naas) to the Naas racetrack.

The President flew by helicopter from the NAAS racetrack to the Embassy Residence of Ambassador and Mrs. John Moore. For a list of passengers) see APPENDIX IIA".

The President and Mrs. Nixon) accompanied by Irish Chief of Protocol Mr. Michael Flynn) motored from hnbassador John Moore's Residence to Arus anUachtaran) Residence of Irish President Eamon de Valera.

The President and ~trs. Nixon) accompanied by Ambassador and I~s. John Moore) mst with the Irish President and Mrs. de Valera. ~

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Castle where they were met by: Prime Minister John lynch Mrs. Lynch

The President and t~s. Nixon attended a State LQncheon at Dublin Castle hosted by Prime ~linister and Mrs. John Lynch.

Following the luncheon) the President and the Prime r,1inister met privately.

The Presidential party motored from Dublin Castle to Dublin Airport.

Following the departure ceremony) the ¥resident flew by Air Force 1 from Dublin Airport to Andrews AFB) Maryland. For a list of passengers) see APPETIIDIX "B".

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The President had breakfast.8: 55

The President went to the Oval Office.II 9:13

The President met with: 9: 30 10:32 H. R. Haldeman, Assistant 9: .58 10:18 Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary

10:18 11:12 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant

11:18 11:20 The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

11:23 The President went to the Briefing Room and informed the reporters that on the next day he would make a

rnajor statement on a new initiative for peace in Southeast Asia.

11:30 11:32 The President returned to the Oval Office and met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

11: 37 11: 39 P The President talked with Senator Mike Mansfield.

The President met with: 11:45 12:29 H. R. Haldeman, Assistavt 11:49 11: 51 Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary 12:07 12:29 Jessamyn West, President's cousin

12:40 12;44 The President met with: Ronald V/alker, Advance man Mrs. Anne Walker, wife Mrs. Maxine Walker, mother

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The President met with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

The President went to the Oval Office.

The President met with his Assistant, Peter Flanigan.

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The President went to the Barber Shop.

The President went to the office of his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

The President, accompanied by his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman, went to the Oval Office.

The President talked with his daughter, Julie Eisenhower.

The President went to the Residence.

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The President talked long distance with C. G. Rebozo in Florida. ~

The President telephoned long distance to his Director of Communications, Herbert Klein, in California. The call was not completed.

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The President went to the office of his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

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The President went to his Oval Office.7:40

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The President talked with Secretary of State WilliamP8: 00 8:02 P. Rogers.

The President met with his Assistant, Henry A.8:00 8:28 Kissinger.

The President met with his Assistant, Henry A.8:53 8:54 Kissinger.

The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L.9:00 9:PZ Ziegler.

The President met with: H. R. Haldeman, Assistant9:23 9:40 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant9:25 9:45 Rose Mary Woods, Personal Secretary9:42 10:00 H. R. Haldeman, Assistant Charles W. Colson, Special Counsel

9:44 11:30 10:17 11:30

Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant10:37 10:44 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant10: 57 11:01

The President met with: William P. Rogers, Secretary of State Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of Defense

other officials of their departments and the NSC to discuss the Middle East. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A".

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The President talked with his Deputy Assistant. AlexanderP1:10 1:11 P. Butte rfield.

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The President met with his Press Secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler.

The President met with his Personal Secretary, Rose Mary Woods.

The President met with: Fred Maroon Ollie Atkins, White House photographer Alexander Butterfield, Deputy Assistant

The President left his EOB office.

The President returned to his EOB office.

The President talked with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.

The President attended a Cabinet Meeting in the Cabinet Room. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "BII.

The President went to his O-"ral Office.

The President attended a Bi~Partisan Leadership meeting in the Cabinet Room. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "C".

The President went to his EOB office.

The President talked with Mr. Jarman in the White House Kitchen.


The President met with his make-up man, Ray Vocge.

The President talked with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

The President went to his Oval Office.

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The President was telephoned long distance by his daughter, Patricia, in California. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned long distance by Congressman Ed Foreman in New Mexico. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned by Senator, Carl Curtis. The call was not completed.


The President was telephoned by Senator Jack Miller. The call was not completed.

9:23 9:29 R The President talked long distance with Vice President Spiro Agnew in New Orleans, Louisiana.

9:24 R The President was telephoned by Congressman Harold Collier. The call was not completed.

9:25 R The President was telephoned by his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger. The call was not completed.

9:25 R The President was telephoned long distance by Congressman George Bush in Texas. The call was not completed.

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John Volpe. The call was not completed.

9:30 9:32 R The President talked with Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans.

9:31 R The President was telephoned by Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird. The call was not completed.

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The President was telephoned by Congressman Leslie Arends. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned by Secretary of State William P. Rogers. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned by Congressman Gary Brown. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned by Congressman Donald Clausen. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned long distance by Robert Abplanalp in New York.

The President was telephoned by Congressman John Buchanan. The call was not completed.

The President was telephoned by Senator Marlowe Cook. The call was not cornpleted.

The President was telephoned by Congressman John Rhodes. The call was not completed.

The President talked with Secretary of State William P. Rogers.

The President was telephoned by" Senator Wallace Bennett. The call was not completed.

The President talked with Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird.

The President talked long distance with Robert Abplanalp in New York.

The President talked with General William Westmoreland.

The President talked with his .Assistant, Henry A. Kissingel

The President was telephoned by Senator Strom Thrumond. The call was not completed.

The President talked with his Assistant. H. R. Haldeman.

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11:00 P

11:03 11:06 P

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11:26 11:33 R

p The President talked long distance with C. in Florida.

G. Rebozo

The President talked with Senator Robert Dole.

The President talked with Senator Charles Perc y.

The President talked with Congressman Leslie Arends.

P The President talked long distance with Congressman George Bush in Texas.

P The President talked long distance with former Senator William Knowland.

R The President was telephoned long distance by Paul Keyes in California. The call was not completed.

The President talked with Senator Wallace Bennett.

The President telephoned his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger. The call was not completed.

The President talked with Senator Jack Miller.

The President talked with his Special Assistant, Safire.

William


The President talked with his Special Counsel, Colson.

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5. Secret<try Li\irc1 I 6. 7. 8.

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PosLrn?.s(cr Gcncrd Blolul:

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(The Altorney Geller<:-l - Rello)

(Secretary of In{:criol" - A12.ska)

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1 11. Sec rc Uti: y IIod~ son 12. Secrc tary R ic:hard !;Q1l

l3. Sec rc t<:l.l'y Rornncy

14. Undcr Sccrcb,ry Beggs

15. Director Shullz

16. C01111SC n01" Finch

17. COl1J1SC 1101' lIar low

18, '. COl1fiSe 1101' :t\{oyniban

(19 ) 20. j"mbaSS8.c1or Yost

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1. Dr. 1\1cCr<:tc:kcn

1. Mr. Eh l' lich rn2.n 2. ella irman l\'f or lOll

, 2. Mr. Halclcnlan

3. Dr. Eissinccr 4. Dr. David

5. Mr. Fbnigi\l1 1. Dr. John H<:1.nnah (l\1D) 6. 1'vir • Klein 2. Ambar.s<1(1or Gerard Srnith (1\CD/~)

7. :Mr: Keogh 3. Mr. Frant Shake Si?C zac (USIA)

8. ·Mr. 13 utl;c rficlcl 4. Mr .. Rob2rt l\:un::.ig (C;S.!\)

9. 1\11'. Z icglcr 5· Mr. Don Johnson (V.1\)

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BI-PARTISAlf LEADERSHIP ~ffiETING, OCTOBER 7, 1970

Executiyc .§P'iof'-& ~.-~- J,f4.-ee- -P!:'e:s4.~Hilliam P. Rogers, Secretary of State Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of Defense

Legislative

Senators VHugh Scott

George Aiken ~ Margaret Chase Smith v Milton Young

Richard Russell Mike Mansfield William Fulbright John Stennis Richard Russell

Representatives Gerald Ford Ross Adair Leslie C. Arends Frank Bow

~John McCormack Carl Albert Tom Moran

_Mendel Rivers vGeorge Mahon

"i-Jhite House Henry A. Kissinger Bryce Har1m, William E. Timmons Kenneth BeLieu Ronald Ziegler Herbert C. Klein Lynn Nofziger Attendance not confirmed except for

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The President had breakfast.7:30

7:48 The President went to his Oval Office.

The President met with: 8: 36 9: 38 H. R. Haldeman, Assistant 9:12 9:37 Charles W. Colson, Special Counsel

p The President talked with Secretary of State William9:00 9:06 P. Rogers.

R The President talked with Secretary of State William9:36 9:40 P. Rogers.

The President met with: John D. Ehrlichman. Assistant George P. Shultz. Director, OMB Clifford M. Harden. Secretary of Agriculture

9:45 10:14

10:05 10:12 The President talked with Senator Allen J. Ellender.P

10:12 10:21 The President met with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

10:25 10: 32 The President flew by helicopter from the South Lawn of the White House to the Andrews AfB. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

The Presidential party flew by AF-l from Andrews AFB to the Hunter AFB, Savannah, Georgia. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX lIB".

10:39 11:57

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The President and the First Lady were met by: Lester Maddox, Governor of Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Hal Suit, Rep. candidate for Gov. of

Georgia Congo and Mrs. Ben B. Blackburn Congo and Mrs. G. Elliott Hagen Cong. and Mrs. FIe tche l' Thomp s on Under Sec. and Mrs. J. Phil Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Callaway. Rep. Nat!.

Committeeman Dr. and Mrs. Jack Cauble (Mrs. Cauble is Rep.

Natl. Committeewoman) Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wasden. Jr .• Rep. Party State

Chairman

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The Presidential party motored from L.1.e Hunter AFB to the Savannah Yacht Club. The President and the First Lady were greeted by Robert Demere, Commander of the Yacht Club and Skipper of the Royal Eagle.

1:1212:11

The Presidential party boarded the yacht, Royal Eagle, for a cru.ise to Skidway Island, Georgia.

1:451:22

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Mr. Robert Roeblin, an -island resident.

The President and the First Lady participated in the Dedication Ceremony for the Ocean Science Center of the Atlantic Commission. For a list of participants, see APPENDIX "C".

2:401:45

The Presidential party Hew by helicopter from Skidway Island to the Hunter Army Airfield. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

2:452:40

The Presidential party flew by AF-l from the Hunter Army Airfield, Savahhah, Georgia to the Home stead AFB, Florida. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "D".

3: 552:50

The Presidential party flew by helicopter from the Homestead AFB to Key Biscayne, Florida. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX ItA".

4:174:03

The President talked long distance with his Assistant, • Henry A. Kissinger in Washington, D. C.

P4:34 4:54

The President telephoned his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman. The call was not completed.

5:44 P

Thp. President had dinner with: The First Lady David and Julie Eisenhower

6:45 7:30

-C. G. Rebozo

The President talked with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.6:47 6:51 P

The President talked long distance with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger in Washington, D. C.

P7:42 7:45

The President was telephoned long distance by his Assistant Henry A. Kissinger in Wash•• D. C. The call was not completed.

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The President had breakfast.

The President was telephoned long distance by Senator Charles Percy in Massachusetts. The call was not completed.

R

11:25

12:30

1 1:00

2:45

4:30

6:30

6:53

8:45

11:58

3:30

2:59

5:15

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10:30

The President talked long distance with his Assistant,P H. R. Haldeman, in Key Biscayne.

The President had lunch.

The President watched the World Series on television with:

The First Lady Julie and David Eisenhower Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abplanalp C. G. Rebozo

The President talked long distance with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger, in New York City.

R

The President went swimming with: Robert Abplanalp C. G. Rebozo

The President had dinner with: The First Lady Julie and David Eisenhower Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abplanalp C. G. Rebozo

The President telephoned long distance to his Assistant,P H. R. Haldeman. The call was not completed.

The Presidential party saw the movie, "Mildred Pierce 0 rr

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10:50 R The President was telephoned long Donald Nixon in Majorca, Spain. completed.

distance by his brother The call was not

The President flew by helicopter from Grand Cay to Key Biscayne, Florida. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

12:3311: 30

The President talked with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.P12:39 12:59

The President telephoned long distance t:::> 'his brother Donald Nixon in Majorca, Spain. The call was not completed.

P1:25

P The President talked long distance with his Assistant Henry A. Kissinger in New York City.

The President went boating on the Coco Lobo II with C. G. Rebozo.

R The President talked long distance with his brother Donald Nixon in Majorca, Spain.

R The President was telephoned long distance by his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger in New York City. The call was not completed.

The President talked long distance with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger in New York City.

R7:55 7:58

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The President was telephoned by Columnist Joseph Alsop. The call was not completed.

8:17 R

The President talked with Columnist Joseph Alsop.P8:21 8:23

The President flew by helicopter from Key Biscayne to the Homestead AFB. For a list of passengers, see

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APPENDIX "A".

The President flew by AF-l from Homestead AFB, Fla., to Andrews AFB, Md. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B rr.

8:48 10:46

The Presidel:t flew by helicopter from the Andrews AFB to the South Lawn of the White House. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

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3. Julie Eisen~o~~2r

David Eisenhm'ler 5. H. R. Ealdeman 6 . Mrs. H. R. Halde~an

7 Mrs. Betty RaldemanI •

,.., o. Ann Haldeman 9. Peter Haldeman

10. Dwight Chapin Mrs. Dwight Chapin

12. Ron Ziegler 13. Ron Walker 14. Mrs. Ron \'Jalker 15. Dr. Walter 7kach 16. Dr. William Lukash 1 I Lt Col Vernon Coffey.L I •

18. MSgt Abel Araiza 19. SP7 Herb Oldenburg 20. Manuel Sanchez 2l. Frederick Mayfield 22. A. Godfrey : 23. R. Pontius 24 •. R. Kaiser 25. D. Rosdahl 26. N. Wallace 27. D. Coleman 28. A. Hutch 29. W. Moulton 30. J. Inman 31. Byron Schumaker 32. Fran Lewine 33. Helen Thomas 34~ Hank Burroughs 35. Roddy Mims 36. Nancy Ball 37. Bill Greenwood 38. Muriel Dobbin

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The President went to the Oval Ofiice.


The President met with: John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant Elliot L. Richardson. Secretary of HEW H. R. Haldeman, Assistant

The President met with: Alexander M. Haig. NSC staff H. R. Haldeman. Assistant

The President talked with Secretary of State, William P. Rogers.

The President flew b~r helicopter from the White House to the Andrews AFB. Maryland. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

The President flew by AF-I from the Andrews AFB to Bradley International Airport, Hartford, Connecticut. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "B".

The President was met at the Airport by: Congressman and Mrs. Thomas J. Meskill Congre!;sman and :Mrs. Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. Mr. and ~Mrs. Richard Kilbourn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele ~

The Presidential party flew by helicopter from Bradley International Airport. Hartford, Connecticut to Colt Park. Hartford, Connecticut. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Miss Ann Dce110, Mayor of Hartford Howard Hausman, Republican State Chairman

The Presidential party proceeded by motorcade from Colt Park, Hartford. Connecticut, to the Hartford Hilton Hotel.

The President 2.nd the First Lady went to their suite.

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The President joined the First Lady in the Terrace Room where they greeted the attendees of the Media briefing. This was followed by a buffet luncheon.

The Presidential party motored from the Hartford Hilton Hotel to Colt Park.

The Presidential party flew by helicopter from Colt Park, Hartford, Connecticut to the Italian Community Center Stamford, Connecticut. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

The President and the First Lady were greeted by: Ralph.Gervasio, President of the Center Julius Wilensky, Representing the Mayor of Stamford Stuart McKinney, Congressional Candidate, 4th Dist.

The President and the First Lady were escorted to the platform where the President celebrated Columbus Day by dedicating the Italian Community Center.

On the platform with the President and the First Lady were:

Congressman and Mrs. Thomas Meskill Congressman and Mrs. Lowell Weicker Stuart McKinney Officers of the Center Secretary of Transportation and Mrs. John A. Volpe Mr. James Molgano, Executive Director of the

Center

The Presidential party flew by helicopter from Stamford, Connecticut to the Westchester County Airport, New York. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX "A".

The Presidential party flew by AF-l from the Westchester County Airport, New York to the Andrews AFB, Md. For a list of passengers, see APPENDIX /I'DI.

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The President had dinner with: The First Lady David and Julia Eisenhower Tricia Nixon

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Leonard .I. Patricelli, WTJC-TV, Ha.rliord Howard'S ..Maschnlcicr, WI\HC- TV, New Haven

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Price Day, Baltimo rc Sun, Ba ltimo re Philip M. EV2_11S, Annapolis Capital, Annapolis

Dona.ld P. Campbell, W?\'lAR-TV, Baltimore

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Joseph ]\S(Joncy, Sprirlgficld Ullior,) Springfield H2.rold E, Clallcy, Boston Hera.lel Trasclcr, nOE;Lc'l1

Hobert C. Achorn, \VoTcester l'clcgl"?m, '\\'orc:cstel Donald C. Wilder, Quinc)' Patriot Lc>c1ger, Quincy

Willi2.111 LDcb, M2dlchcstcr Union Leader, J\1anchester Williarn D\'.·ight, Jr., Concord lvJonitor, Concord

Hugh N. Boyd, New Brunswick Home News, New Brunswick.

Charles Rl'ynolds, Atlantic City Press, Atlantic City

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I PUCE DAY BEGAN , DATE (Mo., D,y, Yr,)

OCTOBER 13, 1970

I T1ME DAY

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The President met with: H. R. Haldeman, Assistant Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary Henr y A. Kissinger, Assistant

The President talked with Senator Russell B. Long.

The President met with: Robert H. Finch, Counsellor Holmes Tuttle, Holmes Tuttle Ford Agency. L. A. Leonard Firestone. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. William French Smith, Gibson, Dunn, and Crutcher,

L.A. H. R. Haldeman. Assistant

The P resideil.t met with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

The President met with: Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of Defense U. Alexis Johnson, Under Secretary of State Tom Karamessines, CIA staff


The President met with: George Meany, President, AFL/CIO Jay Lovestone, Director. International Division of

AFL/CIO Irving Brown. Executive Director, African-American

Labor Center William P. Rogers. Secretary of State James G. Hodgson, Secretary of Labo4 Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Charles W. Colson, Special Counsel Members of the press

The President met in the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room with members of t.1-),e Polish American Congres s. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A".

The Presicent met with: Henry A. Kissinger. Assistant Franz Joseph Strauss, Minister of Finance. Federal

Republic of Germany

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The President met with: Gerald Ford, Congressman John Marsh, Congressman Richard Scaife, Mellon family Herbert Frayer, As sodate of R. Scaife William E. Timmons, Assistant

The President met with the "TROIKA". David Kennedy. Secretary of Treasury Paul W. McCracken. Chairman. CEA George P. Shultz. Director. OMB Peter Flanigan, As sistant

The President met with: Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant Sir Robert Thompson, author

The President met with his Assistant, H. R. HaldeJTIan.

The President talked with Director of F. B. 1.. J. Edgar Hoover.

The President talked with his Counsellor Robert H. Finch.


The President talked with his Assistant. H. R. Haldeman.

8:.06 10: 36 The President hosted a stag dinner for a group of his California friends. For a list of attendees. see APPENDIX liB".

10:36 The President went to the second floor of the Residence accompanied by:

10: 38 H. R. Haldeman. Assistant

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*t·;r. Joseph Bialasie-,-licz Edi~or

Polish Daily News

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Er. Henry Dendc Editor Polish ]\.lllerican Journal Scranton, Pennsylvania

*Mr. Valentine Janicki President Polish Alma Mater Chicago, Illinois

Mr. Stanley Jasinski nadio Station WTJ'iIJ Buffalo, New York

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Right Reverend Franc~s Rowinski Bishop of Polish National Catholic Church Chicago, Illinois

*Dr. Walter Sikora Chairman Polish American Radio Chicago, Illinois

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The President met with his Assistant, Henry A. Kissinger.

The President went to the Cabinet Room for a National Security Cabinet Meeting. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "A".



The President met with attendees of the White House Con-Exence on Drug Abuse. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX "B".

The Presidem went to the South Lawn for a police dog demonstration for the detection of marihuana and photos with Drug Conference attendees.

The President returned to the Oval Office.

The President met with: Henry A. Kissinger, Assista.nt H. R. Haldeman, Assistant

The President went to his Office in the EOB.

The President met with his Deputy Assistant, Alexander P. Butterfield.

The President met with his Staff Assistant, Lawrence M. Higby.


The President went to the second fllor of the Residence.

The President met with: Walter R. Tkach, physician Kenneth N. Riland, physician

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The President talked with Director, OMB, George P. Shultz.

The Pre!3ident talked with his Assistant, John D. Ehrlichman.

The President had dinner in his office.

The President talked with Director, OMB George P. Shultz.

The President talked with Diane Mathews, Secretary to Assistant Henry A. Kissinger.

The President was telephoned by his daughter Julie Eisen..'lower. The call was not completed.


The President went to the bowling alley where he was joined by his daughter, Julie Eisenhower.

The President and his daughter Julie, went to the Residence.

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William P. Rogers, Secret3..ry of State Melvin Laird, Secretary of Defense George A. Lincoln, Director of Emergency Preparedness

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The President met with his Assistant, Henry A.9: 57 Kissinger.

9:43

The President met with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.9: 58

The President motored £rOIn the South Lawn of the White House to the Justice Department. The President was met by:

David M. Kennedy, Secretary of Treasury John N. Mitchell, Attorney General

10:1210:10

J. Edgar Hoover, Director, F.B.I.

The President signed the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 - S. 30, in the Great Hall of the Justice Dept.

10:12 10:34

The President motored from the Justice Dept., to Police Headquarters at 300 Indiana Avenue, l\f. W.

10:34 10:37

The President was accompanied by: Jerry Wilson, Police Chief Walter E. Washington, Mayor of Washington, D. C. John N. Mitchell, Attorney General

The Presidenftoured Police Headquarters. Among those with whom the President met were:

10:37 11:06 r

Owen D. Davis, Deputy Chief, Patrol Division Raymond J. Graham, Officer, Communications

Specialist

The President motored from the Police headquarters to the South Lawn of the White House.

11:1011:06

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The President met with his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman.11:16 11:36

The President met with his Deputy Assistant, John C. Whitaker.

11:37 11:48

The President went to the Cabinet Room and signed the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1970. For a list of invitees, see APPENDIX "A".

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During the Open Hour, (with a W. H. photographer present), the President met with:

Antal Dorati, Director, Washington National Symphony David Kreeger, President Jarvis Moody, Chairman of the Board WilliaIn Denton, Manager Leonard Garment, Special Consultant Nancy Hanks, Chairman, National Endowment for Arts

Charles Stephens, President, United Student Alliance George T. Bell, Special Assistant

Daniel W. Hofgren, Special Assistant Henry C. Cashen, Deputy Assistant

H. Vernon Scott, Executive Vice President National Associated Businessn'len, Inc.

Charles P. BrcVJIlson, Consultant (forme r Congressman of Indiana)

Robert Showalter, Commander, AMVETS Ralph E. Hall, National Executive Director Betty Torner, National Auxiliary President Rufus Wilson, Associate Deputy Administrative of V. A. George T. Bell, Special Assistant

Mrs. Eileen Engel, Denv,er, Colorado Miss Jackie Rodell, G. W. High School, Denver, Colo. Dr. Samir Zakhem., Loretto Heights College, Denver Mrs. Silvia Jefferson, Denver Alexande r P. Butterfield, Deputy As sistant

The President met with: Henry A. Kis singer, Assistant Edward M. Korry, U. S. Ambassador to Chile

The President met with~

Ronald L. Ziegler, Press Secretary Mrs. Ruby Ziegler, mother Mrs. Helen Shmegel, Aunt Mrs. Clara Ziegler, Aunt

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DATE (Mo.. D1Y, Yr.)

OCTOBE~15, l~~__ TIME DAY

WASHINGTON. D. C. . 3:35p THURSDAY

ACTiVITY

The President accompanied by his Assistant, H. R. Haldeman returned to the Oval Office.

The President met with: Winthrop Rockefeller, Governor Dr. Eugene Mooney John C. Whitaker, Deputy Assistant Harry S. Dent, Special Counsel

The President telephoned Dr. Julius Axelrod. The call was not completed.


The President talked with Dr. Julius Axelrod.

The President went to the Blue Room where he joined the First Lady in greeting leaders of the Congress of Career Women. For a list of attendees, see APPENDIX liB ".

The President and the First Lady went to the second floor of the Residence.

The President talked long distance with Secretary of State William P. Rogers in New York City.



The President talked with his daughter, Julie Nixon.

The President had dinner with: The First Lady Tricia Nixon Julie and David Eisenhower



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ATTENDANCE ;.JOT CONFIRMED

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Honorahle Hugh Scott HO:-lc)):Zll)le IIil'anl L, F'O:lg no:-: ',)}' ,~b le Stl' urn Thul' l}}Ori c1

HOll()): .:,]))(, 3:.. '1,1.), 10\'.' \V, C uok

II();lOl'~:d)L:: 1\ UOCJ'l P, GriHin

Honorable Eluanucl Celler II(J)10)·:Lbl.~ PeLcr \\T, n. oclinu, Jr. HOclOr'1.blc IL'l"old D, Do',ohuc: JIol1u)'ablc Jack B, Brooks

Han OJ'':tblc) \Vi Hi anl L. St, Ong c Honol'able Don Edwards Honorc'1J]c \'lilliaJll L, Hungate Hono:ralJlc John Coaycrs, Jr.

Bonol'able Andrew Jacobs, Jr.

Honorable Joshua l~ilbcq::

Honol' able \\ril.liarrl F. n. yan

Honorable Jerome R. Wa1clie Honol'ablc Edwin \V, Edwards Henol'able 'Walter Flowers

Honol'2.ble Jaules R. l\1ann Hono2:able Abner J. Mikva '!Ionorable -WillicUTl C. Cramer

Lcc:islaLivc Branch StafI

John H, Hollc1nlan, III Chief C ounscl and Staff Director

Scnc~tc Judicicll'y Cornmittc2

1\ obert Dbkcy

Chief Counsel, SenaLe JudiciC'.l'y Sub

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HOll~)J:2 bl c 1\ ob c r l lvf.c C ]01' Y Honorable IIcnry P. SrlliC'i, III Honol'v.blc 'J'homas J. lvlcs~:ill

Honol'ctblc Charles W, Sanc1n~,~I:,~-: \ Bonor2.blc Edward G. Bie stcr, J :'': Honorable Charles E. Yofiggins

Honol'able fI.:lmilton Fish, Jr. Honorable R, Lavlrcnce Coughli2 Honorable 'Wilcy Mayne Honor2.ble John :McCormack

Honorable Carl Albert Honol'ablc GC1'ald R. Ford IIono:cable Les Arends H01101'2.01e Thomas F. R il11 sbc'-c~:

conl1nitlce on Crinlin,d Laws and PrCJccclures

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Mrs. Bess E. Dick

Staff Director

H(mse Judiciary COl'll.DliUec

Benjamin L. Zelenko General Counsel

Honse Judiciary Cornmitlcc

Franklin G. Polk Associate Counsel House Judicia2'y C.omnliltce

Jarncs Calloway Chief C OlUl s el

Govenunent OpCl"Ci.tions Cornrniltee United States S cnate

Judicial Branch

Judge George E. Edwards, Jr. Chairman, Committee on the

Administration of the Criminal La\v

U. S. Court of Appeals - Sixth Judicial Circuit Detroit, Michigan 48231

Earl R. Larson, Chairtnan Subcornm.iHee on Organized Crinl.e ConlDlittee on the Administration of

the Criminal Law U. S. District Court 760 U. S. Courthonse Minneapolis, lvlinnesota 55401

William Foley Deputy Director Administrcttive Office of the

United SUites CCiLll'tS

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Vvillian 1 S. Lync}t, Hcc).c1, Organized Cdrn;: and nackctCc.~Ting, Crilninal D: .... Bel'bcl't E. lIoUmz;n, CIJicl, Legislativc and Legal Section

Harold D. J(oHsLy, HeiHl, Legislative and Special Projects, Criminal Div.

Hn;:;h 1\"1. ])Ul'hZtLtl, 1\;_;si~;t;'nt Chid, LcgislC'.tivc and Legal Section

RonaJ.cl L. Gainel', Cl'il."linal Division, liaisolL officeI' with ,/IBA and

CougrCSE.:iOJl<:'.1 Cornnlittecs Oil S. 30

JOE.;epll E. ,1.\055, Office o.f Deputy J~ttorncy GcncJ:al (draHcl' of bombing

and explosive pr ovi SiOll s) MichaeJ ,t\'ubclJ, CrirllinCll Division, (assisted in c1ra,{ting of bombing

and explosive provisio:'ls) ( P11iJip T. Vlhitc, Crirnin,J Divic.ioli (dri.\ftcl' of tcstin10ny bdore ( Senate SllbconHllittcc)

Eloise Di,t.vies, Cl'inlinZ"ll Divic,ioJ1,( c1raf[-cr of testimony before

Huuse SubcornrnitLcc)

Paul Woodward, General Counsel, Lay/ Enforcernent Assistance Adll1in. David Dov/cl' s, Inspec [:01', Fedcrzd Bureau of Invcs ligation Thorn.Cl.s Bishop, Assistant Director, Federa.l Burcau of Investigation

Norrnan C?rJ.~;on, Director, Bureau of Prisons '"

Willian'l H. Rehnqllist, Assistant i'l.ttorncy General

Lco M. Pellerzi, Assistc"nt Attorney General

Rich2.rd '\V. McLaren, Assistc:nt Attorney General

·William. D. Ruckelshaus, Assistant Attorney Genera.l Jerris Leonard, Assistcwt Attorney General J. Waller Yeagley, Assistant l~tt:orney General Shiro l(asJliwa, }\ssistant Attorney General Johnnie 1'v1cK. Walters, Assista.nt Attorney General Harlington 'Wood, Associate Deputy Attorney General

Edward T. Joycc, Dcp"ty Chief, Ol'g;:l.ni7.ecl Crime Section

ThorD.as A. Kennelly, Deputy Chief, Orgc'nizcc1 Crime Section

~2.nles J. FCclthcrstone, Deputy Chief, Organized Crinle Section

Kurt "\\T. :tvlucllenbcrg, Deputy Chief, Org2,nized Crime Section

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Cb2 rIc S I\'alkel', U ndcl' Secr cLu'Y of tb c 1'1' ca 5 llry

Eugene l~ossic1esJ

Assistctnl: Sccl'clary for EnfcllCClJlCnL Opel'D.lioIlS

GOl'dC1l1 Licldy, SpCCi'll. A~';:.;isLz~ni Lo the SCCl'cLzu"y [01' Organit:cd C1'5niC

John Dcan, C01.111:3cl to the Prcfiic1cnl

iu:nerican Bar l",ssoc1ab on

Ed,','arc1 L, I,'lright, President

AlTIerican Bar Association

Louis B. Nichols, Fonner Chairnl;m, Section of Crirn.inal Law

H. Lynn Edwards, Staff Director,

Section of Cri.minal Law

Additional Names

Charles Byr ley, National Governor s Conference, D. C. H epl·csenlz,.ti \'C5

\Villiarn Hauck, American Legion, D. C. Representatives

Eugene Methvin, Associate Editc1r, Readers Digest

Bernard Hillenbrand, NaLional Associatio!l or Counties, D. C. Reprcscnt::ti\

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Ernest Bogusch, Executive Director of the An,cricaJ) Trial Ltiv/yers 1", 550c:.

l\1iltOll li..cctoJ", EXCC1.il:ivc Dirc:ctor of NaUon21 Council OlJ Crin,c

anu Delinquency

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Crirnc and Delinquency

F. RiLLer BUnl\iay, Executive Dil'cC1:Ol" of the U. S. Charnbcr of Cornrl1crcc.

ArclJ BO(lth, Excc\.1tivc Vice President, U. S. Ch;llnher of Connnelcc

\VE~ync..: Hopk:in,:;, Scni.ol' Ass'.)cialc, U. S. ClJ;\rnb~.:r of Cornmcrcc

Bell n. J\1:illcl', Mctllbcl' (If the f\B/\ House of Delcg<ttes and strong

proponent of the S. 30 (Balon H.ouge)

Stanley l\JL BrcJ\'/n, MC1Ubel' of th,-; ADA Board uf GoveJ.:nors, and vcry

helpful on S. 30. (Manchester, N. JI.)

'William P. Dickson, Member" of ABA Board of Governors (Norfolk, Va.)

Jarnes D. 1v1clZevitl.., District Attorncy in Denver, H cp\.cblican C2.ndic1atc for Congressional sc:tt of Byron l~ogers.

John 1,,1. Price, District Attorney of Sacrarncnto and retiring President of the National Association of District Attorneys.

"Villiam Randall, District Attorney of St. P2.ul, and President of . National Association of District AHorneys.

Scc:c ot Scrvlc C:

J2,m:,;s How]ey, D)l'c'~'l-o],

BlU'l'ill PetersoJl, Assist,tnt Director

Pat Boggs, .A~"sisL2nt Direclor Rufus Youngblood n obert Goff Thonla~; l(e11y

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ChaTles D. Bake)' -~. ,..-.

jlstant Sccret2J.J.'Y for Policy and Intel'national AffaiJ's

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Gordon M. Ivlurr2.j

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Honorable Wi.lliam B. Wic1nall

Honorable 1"101"cnce p\ Dwyer

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Staff

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Vi1onoj';:~b}c Hugh ?c.oU

~norclblC Robert: P. Griffin

C71 A. - SOBCoan

Lhau1 M. IVeyrich

Governors

v&rlCS·-~. Byrley - Dir ectcll', National Governor s

( 1735 Dc Salles

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~'iCk.!5.:::~» Executive Vice President National League of Cities U. S. Conference of 1\112.Y01'5

1612 K Street, N. vr. Washington, D. C.

I~n J. q~"lJ,cr, Exccotive Director U. S. Confel'enc e of :M;:l.yOl'S

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Union of North America 905 - 16th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C.

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i /i.. Nils A. Lenn".~'tsl?!} J President, Railwdy Pl'ogres3 Institute

1140 Connecticut Avenu.e, N. W. Suite 712 Washington, D. C.

Me ,\Villianl J . .R ona-n, PI' e sic1ent Institute for Rapic1 Transit, also C}nil'lnan, :0,1etropolitan Tl'ansportation Authority

,j. R. Stokes, General Ma,,'ger San Fl'anci:,;co Bv.y Al'ca Hapid Trc'.nsit Di.stl'icl:, 2.1130

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APPENDIX liB"

CO;<CFFSS OF CARF1·:nV/O\[Fl'< LE/\DFl;S-OCTOi~EF: 15,1970

DEEl\'lAI~. Allee

BELCHER, M,ng:ll'cl

Gonc. M::rgi1 rei

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GOULD, Ruth C. '. .,

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HARVEY. irclcn

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RAND,\ Lr" Claire

REl';SIft\. \\', josephine

ROGlm,!S, (','Tary L.(

SEl\i Ti\T IN. l\'ltllTis

SHADEL, 1'110(1:1

SIIrNE, \\:blilcil:l

SI-IRIV ER, Lucille H.

SI1\'K FORD, jC~l11n~

SQUIRE, jeanne C.

STR\SON, Katherine

UNDEn WOOD, Osta

WALSH, 0:1ngarct

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