Press relations
-Edith Efron, How CBS Tried to Kill a Book (1972)
-Publicity
-William F. (“Billy”) Graham
-Patrick J. Buchanan
-Possible letter
-Efron’s forthcoming testimony
-Book circulation
-Distribution with testimony
-Editors
-[Samuel J. Ervin, Jr.] Committee
-Antagonism
-L. Richard Guylay’s view
-Television networks
-Possible letters and calls
-Barbara H. Franklin
-John Birch Society
-Women
-Distribution of Efron book and testimony
-Women
-News monitoring
-Possible foundation
-Efron
-Democrats
-John A. (“Jack”) Mulcahy
-Franklin
-Station owners
-American Broadcasting Corporation [ABC], Columbia Broadcasting
System [CBS]
-Foundation
-Mulcahy
-Accuracy in media group
-Buchanan
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-Tom C. Huston
-Story to CBS [?]
-Criticism of administration
-Guylay memorandum
-Meeting with Graham
-Rebuttal
-Bernard J. (“Bunny”) Lasker
-Max Frankel
-Herbert E. Kaplow
-Jacob K. Javits
-Efron
-Marriage
[Clytia Chambers]
-Administration
-Henry A. Kissinger
-William L. Safire
-Leonard Garment
-Arthur F. Burns
-Herbert Stein
-Ezra Solomon
-Marina Von N. Whitman
Stephen B. Bull entered at an unknown time after 2:53 pm.
President’s schedule
-John N. Mitchell
Bull left at an unknown time before 3:02 pm.
Appointments
-Atomic Energy Commission [AEC]
-Woman [Jane Hall]
-The President’s meeting with James R. Schlesinger, January 31, 1972
-Los Alamos
-California