Secret White House Tapes

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450–14
  • President Richard M. Nixon
  • John D. Ehrlichman
  • George P. Shultz
February 16, 1971
Conversation No. 450-14

Date: February 16, 1971
Time: Unknown after 11:24 am until 12:12 pm
Location: Oval Office

The President met with John D. Ehrlichman and George P. Shultz
[Recording begins while the conversation is in progress]
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF

Tape Subject Log
(rev. 9/08)



Monetary policy
-Balance of payments problems
-American Enterprise Institute statement
-Past crises
-News summaries
-Henry A. Kissinger role
-Foreign policy
-International monetary system Conv. No. 450-12 (cont.)
-President’s view
-Price of gold
-Need for competent handling
-Peter G. Peterson
-Role
-International monetary policy
-White House position
-Quotas
-Peterson
-Committees
-William P. Rogers
-Shultz
-Peter M. Flanigan’s role
-Lockheed
-Rolls Royce
-John B. Connally
-Role
-David Packard
-Laotian Special Action group
-Kissinger
-Council of Economic Advisors
-Peterson’s role
-Connally
-Shultz
-Troika
-Access to the President
-Quadriad
-[Forename unknown] Parker
-Peterson
-Paul A. Volcker

Budget preparations
-1972 State of the Union message
-Preparation
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF

Tape Subject Log
(rev. 9/08)



-Departments and agencies
-Ehrlichman
-Timing
-Tax reform
-Connally
-Shultz’s efforts
-Defense budget
-Possible problem Conv. No. 450-14 (cont.)
-Additional funding
-United States-Soviet Union relations
-Timing
-Effect on Vietnam withdrawal

Public Works projects
-Public relations
-Administration efforts
-Editorials
-Letters
-Budgetary problems
-Funding
-John C. Whitaker study
-Allocation of resources

[General conversation]

Ehrlichman and Shultz left at 12:12 pm
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