Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 013-068
Date: Tuesday, November 2, 1971 at 12:56 PM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Miller, Clarence E.
Recording device: White House Telephone
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/013-068

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[0:00] Hello.
[0:00] Congressman Clarence Miller, Mr. President.
[0:03] Yeah.
[0:03] Hello.
[0:03] Hello.
[0:04] Mr. President.
[0:04] Clarence, I have a thing to ask you, but my friend Timmons told me you had a birthday, and I didn't want any of my old, my father's Ohio people not being recognized on their birthday.
[0:15] Well, now, I certainly appreciate that.
[0:17] I can't realize you're that old, though.
[0:19] Well, I'm 39 and holding right now.
[0:21] That's right.
[0:22] Well, I've been 39 for a number of years, but I see here that...
[0:26] You're 54.
[0:27] Oh, no, no.
[0:28] Well, you've still got a lot of good years to go.
[0:31] Yeah, well, we're just starting.
[0:32] Particularly from the 10th District.
[0:34] You can give your wife all my best.
[0:36] I certainly will, and I wanted to mention, since we're on the phone, we haven't been able to stay with all the programs that you have.
[0:44] Oh, I understand that.
[0:45] You undoubtedly know the story.
[0:47] We've got some universities back in the district that send me up a tree now and then.
[0:52] That's right.
[0:52] We'll do all we can to help.
[0:54] It'll look good in the end, I assure you.
[0:56] Thank you.