Conversation: 787-006
Prev:  787-005 Next: 787-007Start Date: 26-Sep-1972 10:54 AM
End Date: 26-Sep-1972 11:17 AM
Participants:
Nixon, Richard M. (President); Tonelli, Joseph P.; Silberman, Laurence H.; Usery, Willie J., Jr.; Rodgers, Donald F.; White House photographer; [Unknown person(s)]; Hodgson, James D.; Recording Device: Oval Office
NARA Description:
On September 26, 1972, President Richard M. Nixon, Joseph P. Tonelli, Laurence H. Silberman, Willie J. Usery, Jr., Donald F. Rodgers, White House photographer, unknown person(s), and James D. Hodgson met in the Oval Office of the White House from 10:54 am to 11:17 am. The Oval Office taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 787-006 of the White House Tapes.
Nixon Library Finding Aid:
Conversation No. 787-6 Date: September 26, 1972 Time: 10:54 am - 11:17 am Location: Oval Office The President met with Joseph P. Tonelli, Lawrence H. Silberman, Willie J. Usery, Jr. and Donald F. Rodgers, the White House photographer was present at the beginning of the meeting. 13 NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF Tape Subject Log (rev. Nov-03) Greetings The President's previous meeting with Joseph P. Tonelli -Sheraton Hotel 1960 -Fund raising dinner [Photograph session] -Oliver F. (“Ollie”) Atkins The President’ appreciation for Tonelli’s support -Jobs -Fair treatment The President's foreign policy -Changes in international relations -Peoples Republic of China [PRC] -Soviet Union -Ending the Vietnam War -Withdrawal of troops The President's domestic policy -Stabilized economy -Wage and price controls -Tonelli’s opposition -Necessity -Timing -World War II -Harry S. Truman - Korean War Vance Hartke-James A. Bourke bill -Opposition of United Paper Makers International Union [UPMIU] -Pulp and paper industry -Exports -Value -Jobs -Pulp and paper industry -Paper supply -Newfoundland -Southern paper mills -International Paper Company 14 NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF Tape Subject Log (rev. Nov-03) An unknown person entered at an unknown time after 10:54 am. Refreshments An unknown person left at an unknown time after before 11:12 am. -Imports from Canada manufacture of pulp paper -Products -Corrugated boxes, envelopes, bags -White House conference -Pulp and paper industry employment -Business volume -Compared with steel, automobile -Tonelli’s possible testimony -Union mandate -Appeal -Business -Labor -International trade -Soviet Union -PRC -Japan -US trade position -Competitiveness -Unfair treatment -Statistics -Pulp and Paper Institute -Tax on paper imports -Reciprocity -Exports -Europeans -Japan -Barriers Effect -Jobs issue Tonelli's responsibilities -Chairman, Pulp and Paper Union of Europe -Geneva, Switzerland -32 companies participating -Standard of living -European workers 15 NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF Tape Subject Log (rev. Nov-03) -Japan -Tonelli's forthcoming trip, November 5, 1972 -Foundation of Pulp and Paper Union UPMIU convention -Pulp and paper sulfide -Merger -Secretary of Labor's [James D. Hodgson’s] speech -White House policies -Reception -Denver -Delegates -President’s schedule -San Clemente -Hodgson’s speech -Audience size -Reception Tonelli’s support for the administration -Labor-management issues -National defense The President's recent meeting with Thomas W. ("Teddy") Gleason The President's forthcoming meeting with Peter Brennan National defense policy -George Meany -Union support Foreign policy -Union support -Rank and file -Board members -Politics -Meany's golf game with the President Labor support -1972 election -The President's 1972 Labor Day speech -National Commission for Industrial Peace Labor-Management relations 16 NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF Tape Subject Log (rev. Nov-03) -Dispute resolution -Alternatives to economic pressure -New York -Building trade strike -Tonelli’s recent conversation with Hodgson -Teachers strike -[American Federation of Teachers] -Congress -Postal strike -Usery -Meany -Rights of government workers to organize and bargain -Fair treatment -The President's Executive Order [11491] -Broad rights to Federal employees -Organization -Kenneth R. Lyons -John F. Griner -Endorsement of the President -Background -Georgia -Recent convention -Opposition -Joe Gleason Crossing crafts classification -Hodgson -Welders -Electricians -Pipe workers -More pay -Purpose National Commission for Industrial peace -President’s possible conversation with Tonelli -Timing -1972 election -Membership Hodgson entered at 11:12 pm. National Commission for Industrial Peace -Membership 17 NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF Tape Subject Log (rev. Nov-03) -Consultation -1972 election Crossing crafts National Commission for Industrial Peace -Membership -Number -Labor, management, government -Hodgson -Consultation with Tonelli -Timing -January 1, 1973 UPMIU convention -Hodgson’s speech -Reception -News description -Tonnelli making tape -Cheer lines Presentation of Presidential gifts -Cuff links -Presidential seal -Pin -Paper White House telephone call to Tonelli Silberman et al. left at an unknown time before 11:17 am. Golf UPMIU support for President Meeting delay Tonelli left at 11:17 a.m.