{"conversationCode":"032-105","tapeNumber":32,"conversationNumber":105,"identifier":"37-wht-conversation-032-105","startDateTime":"1972-11-01T13:55:00.000Z","endDateTime":"1972-11-01T13:56:00.000Z","startDate":"1-Nov-1972","startTime":"8:55 AM","endDate":"1-Nov-1972","endTime":"8:56 AM","dateCertainty":"certain","timeCertainty":"certain","participants":"Nixon, Richard M. (President); Price, Raymond K., Jr.;","description":"On November 1, 1972, President Richard M. Nixon and Raymond K. Price, Jr. talked on the telephone from 8:55 am to 8:56 am. 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Kissinger\n                    -Call to Kissinger\n                -The President's forthcoming meeting with John\n                 Cardinal Krol\n                -Preparation\n\n       Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, NARA Online Public Access Catalog Identifier: 597542\n\n                      -Length\n                  -Call to Kissinger","filename":["032-105.mp3"],"tapeStart":"","tapeEnd":"","participantsList":["Nixon, Richard M. (President)","Price, Raymond K., Jr."],"prevCode":"032-104","nextCode":"032-106","transcript":[{"start":0.67,"end":2.23,"text":"opposed to Mr. Ray Price."},{"start":2.4,"end":4.58,"text":"Yeah."},{"start":4.6,"end":5.1,"text":"Hello."},{"start":5.12,"end":5.8,"text":"Good morning, Ray Price."},{"start":5.94,"end":6.42,"text":"Hi, Ray."},{"start":6.44,"end":8.95,"text":"I understand you wanted something on Vietnam for the TV speech."},{"start":9.61,"end":11.39,"text":"But they didn't, Henry, talk to you about it?"},{"start":11.41,"end":13.62,"text":"No, he didn't give him a call."},{"start":13.65,"end":16.92,"text":"He told me he had, but apparently didn't get to it."},{"start":17.24,"end":17.38,"text":"Mm-hmm."},{"start":17.65,"end":18.61,"text":"Send anything over to you?"},{"start":18.85,"end":20.09,"text":"No, I haven't seen her."},{"start":21.07,"end":21.49,"text":"Okay."},{"start":21.75,"end":25.72,"text":"Well, I'll tell you, I've got to get the radio, and then I've got to see the Cardinal Kroll."},{"start":25.78,"end":30.84,"text":"So you jab him right away and say that I asked for it, and you wonder where it is."},{"start":30.96,"end":32.11,"text":"Okay."},{"start":32.97,"end":35.77,"text":"He understands all about what it is and so forth."},{"start":36.15,"end":45.12,"text":"Yeah, I just told him to prepare a couple of, you know, two or three hundred words."},{"start":45.88,"end":47.46,"text":"or something like that."},{"start":47.52,"end":49.55,"text":"It can be three or four hundred words."},{"start":50.19,"end":52.94,"text":"Send it over to you and then you can see how it can fit in."},{"start":53.36,"end":54.88,"text":"And then I'll get at it this afternoon."},{"start":54.96,"end":57.59,"text":"But it's supposed to have been there."},{"start":57.61,"end":59.76,"text":"I'm really very disturbed it's not there."},{"start":59.77,"end":61.56,"text":"You better just give him a call and raise hell about it."}],"aiSummary":{"text":"President Nixon consults with speechwriter Raymond K. Price, Jr. regarding the status of missing material from Henry Kissinger intended for an upcoming televised address on Vietnam. Disturbed by the delay, the President directs Price to contact Kissinger immediately to expedite the delivery of the requested text. 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