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Conversation 574-011

TapeTape 574StartFriday, September 17, 1971 at 12:05 PMEndFriday, September 17, 1971 at 12:14 PMTape start time03:15:07Tape end time03:21:33ParticipantsNixon, Richard M. (President);  Gonzalez, Aida L.;  Luther, Edwin R.;  Luther, Edwin R. (Mrs.);  Baker, Frank K.;  Crowe, Albert E. (Mrs.);  Marrs, Mabel;  Davis, Harold;  Meek, John;  Wilson, Michael;  Cashen, Henry C., II;  White House photographerRecording deviceOval Office
AudioNARA Description

On September 17, 1971, President Richard M. Nixon, Aida L. Gonzalez, Edwin R. Luther, Mrs. Edwin R. Luther, Frank K. Baker, Mrs. Albert E. Crowe, Mabel Marrs, Harold Davis, John Meek, Michael Wilson, Henry C. Cashen, II, and White House photographer met in the Oval Office of the White House from 12:05 pm to 12:14 pm. The Oval Office taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 574-011 of the White House Tapes.

Nixon Library Finding Aid
Conversation No. 574-11

Date: September 17, 1971
Time: 12:05 pm - 12:14 pm
Location: Oval Office

The President met with Aida L. Gonzalez, Edwin R. Luther, Mrs. Edwin R. Luther, Frank K.
Baker, Mrs Albert E. Crowe, Mrs. Mabel Marrs, Harold Davis, John Meek, Michael Wilson and
Henry C. Cashen II; the White House photographer and members of the press were present at the
beginning of the meeting.

     Frank K. Baker
          -Position
          -Background
                -Milwaukee, Wisconsin

     Mrs. Albert E. Crowe

     Des Moines, Iowa

Edwin R. Luther

Mrs. Edwin R. Luther

Mrs. Mabel Marrs
     -Vancouver, Washington
     -National Bowling Council

Harold Davis, John Meek

Greetings

Bowling
    -Recognition
    -The President's schedule
          -Washington, DC
          -Florida and California
                -Golf
    -Participants
          -Photograph
                -Number
                -Countries
                      -Number
                -Comparison to Olympics
                -Ceremony
                -Copies
    -The President's family
          -Thelma C. (“Pat”) Nixon
          -Tricia Nixon Cox
          -Julie Eisenhower
          -[Dwight] David Eisenhower, II
                -Score
    -The President's score

Presidential gifts
     -Presidential seal
           -Cufflinks
           -Stephen B. Bull

White House bowling alley

           -Bowling

     Programs
          -Bowling ceremonies
          -The President's autograph
               -Hall of Fame
                     -Bowling
               -Pen
          -Council for Physical Fitness
               -Participation by bowling members

     Bowling as sport
         -The President's score
         -Competition
         -Competitors
         -Cost
               -Participation
         -Time
         -Family sport
         -Handicap
               -Number in team

The President, Mrs. Gonzalez, et al. left at 12:14 pm.
Transcript (AI-Generated)

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Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. Secretary of State, we call on you.
How are you?
Very good.
Where are you from?
Milwaukee.
Milwaukee.
Oh, yeah, that's wonderful.
Thank you.
This is Mrs. Crowe, President of the Women's International Congress.
What city are you from?
I'm from Syracuse, New York.
Syracuse.
I'm from the Big Orange.
I'm from the Big Orange.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
of the visual in your hands.
And the visual champion, he's the perfect host.
The perfect host, I'm honored.
And here's to the world champion, Dustin.
And Mr. Luther, you're a senior in Wisconsin, and he's the man of the visual champion.
You have to be kept in Wisconsin.
And there's a remark in all the world of the years, the thing that started every 421 years.
What do you want to eat in the cold?
Come on, you can start over now.
Great.
And this is Mrs. Lutheran.
Yes, I'm here with you both.
You're watching.
And this is Mrs. Mars.
Yes.
From Vancouver, Washington.
And she's a resident of the National Bowling Council.
She also serves in the National Bowling Council.
Mr. Davis will then have a morning penicillin on the council desk for the city.
And Mr. Tommy Power also has a penicillin on the board.
And Mr. Jim McAdams will come here.
Oh yes, right, right, good to see you.
I'm going to tell them today that you are a John Lee who seems to be working at the council on the city.
And this is what it seems.
Go back.
I'm going to tell the city.
real frail, but do you want to recognize?
No, I'm not supposed to be here.
It's, you know, except when I'm in Washington, for example, except when I go to Florida or California.
I mainly, I like to go, like, I play golf on an arcade all the time.
But, uh, I'm not going to be here.
That's why I'm not going to be here.
I'm not going to be here.
I'm not going to be here.
Well, we think that's wonderful.
Hey, look at that.
That's a picture of a national installation.
There were about 400 participants from 13 countries.
And this was the parade of the nations ahead of time.
It's like the Olympics.
Yes, and the ceremonies done in the Olympic Hall of Fame.
Hold it a little tighter so we can get a picture.
You've got to get us all on a hit.
We want to get each of you a copy of it.
One minute.
Three minutes.
And you know, we're also very thrilled that some of this recognition is of all of us.
Oh yeah, and both of our girls, and David, and Patricia, David is a great inventor, to be most of all.
But I've been over 200 more often than he is.
I can remember the numbers.
We want to give you a little remembrance, each of you.
There's people who are champions or managed champions.
These are the Presidential Conflicts.
It has a seal of the office in the Conflicts.
And here's the seal in bold in each way.
So now, that's why everybody gets their country in there.
It's bold to give it all.
If you'd like a special treat, if you'd mind going over and see the one I was bowling on.
We'd love to.
I've had that several times, but I'd like to see it.
See the, uh, see the suit on the front, perhaps, down there with the bullet on it.
Well, go over there and see if you've got bowling shoes on.
they may have managed to roll one.
All right, so we'll, I'm looking to say that on the way out, I'd like to leave you these two as well.
These are the programs for the first day ceremonies on the second.
And, oh yeah, they have a special stamp right now.
Yes, they're real thrilled with that.
Would it be too much to ask you to autograph one for our Hall of Fame?
Of course, we'd like to display.
This one.
I took it the other time, and I'll leave it up to you.
Another one off the video.
I want to tell you, too, how thrilled I was to be able to participate in your Council for Physical Pensioners here last year.
Oh, yeah.
Well, we were really thrilled for that.
Bowling is a good exercise.
When I go by myself, it's all about, well, anywhere from about 7, 12, just right off the bat.
But as soon as you get through, you're not shit.
But it's a great sport.
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