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OCR Page 1 of 68Mr. Kissinger/Mr. Haldeman
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January 4, 1971
11:00 a. m.
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H: Hello Henry.
K: Hello. I can see now who the strongest man in the organization is.
H: Who?
K: You got the President to come out here.
H: Mrs. Nixon did.
K: That's right. But I think it is the right thing to do. It is
glorious out here.
H: The weather is good?
K: It is glorious. It's not warm - upper 60s or lower 70s. It is
nice during the day and cools off at night. Bob, I have two schedule
questions. When is the President leaving?
H: He is leaving at noon.
K: He must be leaving later than that. Isn't he seeing Freeman at
12:45?
H: 11:45
K: Oh, then that means you will be here around 3 p. m. However, that's
less important than when you are coming back. The reason I am asking
is that I am trying to arrange my schedule and I don't know when I can
start making appointments.
H: Thursday, the 14th.
K: Is that definite?
H: No. Nothing is definite.
K: I am just trying to determine if it is safe for me to schedule meetings
later in that week. The President may stay out here
H: He has to be back on Friday. He really cannot come back later
than Thursday.
K: Would he come back earlier? Is he going to Palm Springs this weekend?