{"conversationCode":"019-049","tapeNumber":19,"conversationNumber":49,"identifier":"37-wht-conversation-019-049","startDateTime":"1972-01-24T20:46:00.000Z","endDateTime":"1972-01-24T20:47:00.000Z","startDate":"24-Jan-1972","startTime":"3:46 PM","endDate":"24-Jan-1972","endTime":"3:47 PM","dateCertainty":"certain","timeCertainty":"certain","participants":"Nixon, Richard M. (President); Kissinger, Henry A.; Rogers, Adele (Langston);","description":"On January 24, 1972, President Richard M. Nixon, Henry A. Kissinger, and Adele (Langston) Rogers talked on the telephone from 3:46 pm to 3:47 pm. 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(“Nellie”) Connally\n           -Sculptor\n\n     The President's previous dinner for the Cabinet\n          -Reaction","filename":["019-049.mp3"],"tapeStart":"","tapeEnd":"","participantsList":["Nixon, Richard M. (President)","Kissinger, Henry A.","Rogers, Adele (Langston)"],"prevCode":"019-048","nextCode":"019-050","transcript":[{"start":0.03,"end":3.92,"text":"Yeah."},{"start":3.94,"end":6.11,"text":"Mr. President, can you talk to Mr. William Rogers now?"},{"start":6.15,"end":6.41,"text":"Yeah."},{"start":6.53,"end":8.22,"text":"Fine."},{"start":8.35,"end":8.95,"text":"Hello."},{"start":9.35,"end":10.21,"text":"Hello, Mr. President."},{"start":10.23,"end":19.07,"text":"I just wanted you to know how much Pat and I appreciated the taste that you and I understand Nellie Connolly showed in selecting that gift for us."},{"start":19.09,"end":20.41,"text":"Well, I hope you'll enjoy it."},{"start":20.43,"end":25.11,"text":"It's really great, and I mean, only somebody that knew the house would have thought about this."},{"start":25.13,"end":27.6,"text":"Well, that's, we thought that it fitted in with the setting."},{"start":27.62,"end":27.82,"text":"Yeah."},{"start":27.84,"end":29.58,"text":"And he's meant to be a very good sculptor."},{"start":29.62,"end":31.42,"text":"Anyway, it's interesting, too, the text."},{"start":31.4,"end":33.08,"text":"texture he's gotten in the material."},{"start":33.1,"end":35.69,"text":"But it just fits the tone."},{"start":35.73,"end":36.83,"text":"That's what we hope."},{"start":36.91,"end":39.29,"text":"I know nothing about art, but I know things that are beautiful."},{"start":39.63,"end":40.37,"text":"Good."},{"start":40.39,"end":45.96,"text":"Well, I hope you'll enjoy it and think how much all of us care about you and how much we appreciate you."},{"start":46,"end":48.72,"text":"What I care about the most is that you took so much time to do it."},{"start":48.74,"end":50.51,"text":"Well, and we loved that dinner."},{"start":50.55,"end":55.99,"text":"That was wild for you to give us an anniversary dinner instead of vice versa, but everybody loved it."},{"start":56.03,"end":57.15,"text":"Well, we had a lot of fun."},{"start":57.49,"end":57.77,"text":"Good."},{"start":57.79,"end":60.24,"text":"Well, thank you so very much and thank you for calling."},{"start":60.68,"end":61.14,"text":"Goodbye."}],"aiSummary":{"text":"President Nixon spoke with Adele Rogers to express his personal appreciation for a thoughtful gift presented by Cabinet members for his San Clemente home. 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