Date: November 21, 1972

Time: 12:25 pm ­ 12:43 pm

Location: Camp David Hard Wire

The President met with H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman.

Second term reorganization

-Herbert G. Klein

-Job offer

-US Information Agency [USIA]

-Financial situation

-Departure

-Retirement

-Work outside administration

-Age

-Business world

-Recent meeting with Haldeman

-Money making

-Justification

-Avoiding appearance of firing

-Retention

-Meeting with President

-Pressure from Haldeman

John D. Ehrlichman entered at an unknown time after 10:35 am.

The President’s schedule

-Nelson A. Rockefeller

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-Arrival

Ehrlichman left at an unknown time before 12:44 pm.

Second term reorganization

-Klein

-Pressure from Haldeman

-Retention

-Office

-Changes

-Departure

-New job

-Procrastination

-Departure

-Timing

-Recent meeting with Haldeman

-Retention

-1973 inauguration

-Justification

-Internal operations, running office

-Retention

-1973 inauguration

-Editors

-Retention

-Vietnam settlement agreement

-Public relations [PR]

-Editors in Peoria

-Charles W. Colson

-Departure

-Announcement

-Clients

-Compared to Klein

-Effect on future

-Job offer

-USIA

-Effect on future

-Ambassadorship to Mexico

-Leon Parma

-Background

-Spanish speaking ability

-James J. Reynolds

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-Parma

-Klein

-Reynolds

-Spanish speaking ability

-Father’s residence

-Mexico City

-Kissinger

-Relations with Rogers

-Source of conflict

-Departures

-Timing

-Departure

-Retention

-Conditions

-Social life

-Publicity

-Football games, theaters

-Signing autographs

-Waving to crowds

-Status as celebrity

-Relations with Rogers

-Relations with Elliot L. Richardson

-Comments to Rockefeller

-Schedule

-Role in ambassador selections

-[National Security Council staff] [NSC]

-Quality

-Leaks

-Role in ambassador selections

-Activities

-Expansion

-Present time compared to 1970

-Need for restraint

-Negotiations

-Haldeman’s possible meeting with Kissinger

-Possible meeting with Haldeman

-Press relations

-Oriana Fallaci interview, November 2 and 4, 1972

-Reaction to article

-Substance

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-Kissinger’s relations with the President

-Private comments compared to public

comments

-Strategic arms limitation treaty [SALT] II

-Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

-Schedule

-Return from Paris

-Victim negotiations

-Relations with the President

Second term reorganization

-Kenneth Rush

-Job offer

-State Department

-Under Secretary

-State Department

-William J. Casey

-Assistant Secretary for Administration

-Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs

-U. Alexis Johnson

-Ambassadorship to Japan

-Kissinger

-Haldeman’s forthcoming telephone call to Rogers

-Johnson’s age, health

-Robert S. Ingersoll

-Rogers

-Vetting candidates

-Under Secretary

-Rush

-Casey

-Administrative responsibilities

-Rush

Frank C. Carlucci

Haldeman left at 12:43 pm

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