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… -The President’s meeting with John D. Ehrlichman, George P. Shultz and lawyers -Drafting -Raymond K. Price, Jr. … Tape Subject Log (rev. Aug-01) Conv. No. 683-3 (cont.) -George Washington -Warren G. Harding -The President’s relationship …

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… -Responsibility -Blockade -Public support -Levels -Washington Post and New York Times -Publicity -Patrick J. … Eisenhower -Polls -Level of support -Questions -Results -George H. Gallup poll -Questions -Samples -Hawks -Laird … Summary -Senate action -John W. McCormack's statement -Washington Post -George Meany's statement -Leonard Woodcock …

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… -Public relations [PR] -Techniques -Presentation of views -George S. McGovern -The President -Kennedy -Hecklers -Rallies … associate, Lawrence Y. Goldberg -J. Stanley Pottinger -Washington, DC government -Blacks -Integration into American … Nixon -Activities -Car burnings, use of obscenities, George S. McGovern buttons -Number -Compared to treatment of …

John Marshall (1800-1801)

… interest in law. He also developed a great admiration for George Washington and later wrote a five-volume biography of … v. Hylton before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1796. President George Washington offered him the post of Attorney General …

The president’s role as comforter-in-chief

… them. The president becomes the father figure Ever since George Washington earned the designation “Father of Our … each year—an idea that was formalized under President George H.W. Bush in 1989—to leading somber national mourning …

7 reasons why we expect the president to soothe the nation’s nerves after a disaster

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… Harry S. Truman’s funeral -Memorial service at the Washington National Cathedral -The President’s attendance … funeral [?] -Black's funeral -White House press events -George H. Allen -Rose Garden ceremony -4- NIXON PRESIDENTIAL … service -Press coverage -Sayre -Private funeral service -Washington memorial service -Washington attendees -Gerald L. …

| Edward M. Kennedy Project

John Hilley Oral History

… director for Jim Sasser, when I met him. As I became [George] Mitchell’s Chief of Staff, I dealt with him more so, … mean that in a negative way at all, because that’s what Washington is, it’s partisans. To my mind, he’s the epitome … on it. But no, back in the day, remember, we had killed [George] H. W. Bush’s capital gains by stripping the …

| Edward M. Kennedy Project

Theodore C. Sorensen Oral History (2005)

… Young He spent about a year. He talked to the [George H.W.] Bush people. The Senator himself talked to … bent on getting still one more brother into high office in Washington, the nepotism charge would become possibly a … White House about his behavior and his way of coming in to Washington. He says that his brother gave him some very …

860–12

… Conversation No. 860-12 (cont’d) President's schedule -Washington, DC -Congressional reception Connally's law firm -Washington office -Richard G. Kleindienst -Discussion with … plans -Residence -Modesty -Executive committee -Salary -George Smathers -Stable law firm -Independent law firm …

| Bill Clinton Project

Alan Blinder Oral History

… some budgetary nitty-gritties like lumbering in Seattle, Washington state, you probably saw the heavy hand of … much trusted by the Republicans and had a fair amount of Washington and political savvy, vastly more than the young … cycle before Bill Clinton. I’m sure you remember, George Bush the first was considered unbeatable, and most of …

William H. Crawford (1815–1816)

… He moved on to the U.S. Senate in 1807 and remained in Washington until 1813, spending the end of his second term as … "pro tempore" following the death of Vice-president George Clinton (1812-1813). After leaving Congress, Crawford …

William H. Crawford (1816–1817)

… He moved on to the U.S. Senate in 1807 and remained in Washington until 1813, spending the end of his second term as … "pro tempore" following the death of Vice President George Clinton (1812-1813). After leaving Congress, Crawford …

William H. Crawford (1817–1825)

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… President's schedule -Arthur F. Burns -John B. Connally, George P. Shultz -Schedule Economic indicators -Consumer … of guilt -Implications by press -Dan Rather -Republicans -George S. McGovern -Hubert H. Humphrey -White House staff … -Doral Hotel -Republican National Committee -Colson -Washington Post story -Hunt, Colson -Five burglars -Lawyer …

| George W. Bush Project

L. Paul Bremer III Oral History

… is the Ambassador Paul Bremer interview as a part of the George W. Bush Oral History Project. Thank you very much for … at the State Department ironically was due to President George Herbert Walker Bush. There had been a bombing of first … of Presidents who entered office with a great deal of Washington experience. Bremer When I went back into …

| Edward M. Kennedy Project

Henry Waxman Oral History

… know if we could have even gotten it through to President [George W.] Bush and he would have signed it, although we were … such a rigid position. Not until Elizabeth Taylor came to Washington and went to talk to him did he finally realize …

797–11

… by the President -Possible press conference -US allies -George S. McGovern -Minnesota television [TV] appearance … MATERIALS STAFF Tape Subject Log (rev. Nov-03) -Washington, New York -White House response -Louis P. Harris -Poll -Watergate and campaign financing -Washington Post -Front page story -Boston Globe -New York …

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… (cont.) -The President's conversation with Walter E. Washington -George E. Allen -Washington Redskins -Alben W. Barkley The President's offices …

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… -Political situation in Saigon - Position on Thieu -George S. McGovern's trip to Paris -Kissinger -Hanoi -Soviet … covering the State Department -London Observer -Newsday -Washington Post -White House -Washington Post's call to the State Department -State …

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… comment -Kissinger’s views -North Vietnamese tanks -Washington Star report -Destruction -B-52s -Haig’s report … with Kissinger -Kissinger’s view -William H. Sullivan -Washington Special Action Group [WSAG] -Frankel … -Hubert H. Humphrey -Connally observation -Kennedy -George S. McGovern -The President’s instructions to Moorer …