Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 574-011
Date: Friday, September 17, 1971 at 12:05 PM
Participants: Nixon, 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 photographer
Recording device: Oval Office
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/574-011

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[3:16:09] Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. Secretary of State, we call on you.
[3:16:10] How are you?
[3:16:11] Very good.
[3:16:11] Where are you from?
[3:16:11] Milwaukee.
[3:16:12] Milwaukee.
[3:16:12] Oh, yeah, that's wonderful.
[3:16:12] Thank you.
[3:16:13] This is Mrs. Crowe, President of the Women's International Congress.
[3:16:14] What city are you from?
[3:16:15] I'm from Syracuse, New York.
[3:16:15] Syracuse.
[3:16:15] I'm from the Big Orange.
[3:16:16] I'm from the Big Orange.
[3:16:16] Oh, yeah.
[3:16:17] Oh, yeah.
[3:16:40] of the visual in your hands.
[3:16:41] And the visual champion, he's the perfect host.
[3:16:42] The perfect host, I'm honored.
[3:16:42] And here's to the world champion, Dustin.
[3:16:43] And Mr. Luther, you're a senior in Wisconsin, and he's the man of the visual champion.
[3:16:45] You have to be kept in Wisconsin.
[3:16:46] And there's a remark in all the world of the years, the thing that started every 421 years.
[3:17:08] What do you want to eat in the cold?
[3:17:09] Come on, you can start over now.
[3:17:10] Great.
[3:17:10] And this is Mrs. Lutheran.
[3:17:11] Yes, I'm here with you both.
[3:17:12] You're watching.
[3:17:12] And this is Mrs. Mars.
[3:17:13] Yes.
[3:17:13] From Vancouver, Washington.
[3:17:14] And she's a resident of the National Bowling Council.
[3:17:15] She also serves in the National Bowling Council.
[3:17:33] Mr. Davis will then have a morning penicillin on the council desk for the city.
[3:17:36] And Mr. Tommy Power also has a penicillin on the board.
[3:17:39] And Mr. Jim McAdams will come here.
[3:17:41] Oh yes, right, right, good to see you.
[3:17:42] I'm going to tell them today that you are a John Lee who seems to be working at the council on the city.
[3:17:47] And this is what it seems.
[3:17:48] Go back.
[3:17:48] I'm going to tell the city.
[3:18:00] real frail, but do you want to recognize?
[3:18:01] No, I'm not supposed to be here.
[3:18:02] It's, you know, except when I'm in Washington, for example, except when I go to Florida or California.
[3:18:04] I mainly, I like to go, like, I play golf on an arcade all the time.
[3:18:06] But, uh, I'm not going to be here.
[3:18:06] That's why I'm not going to be here.
[3:18:07] I'm not going to be here.
[3:18:08] I'm not going to be here.
[3:18:28] Well, we think that's wonderful.
[3:18:31] Hey, look at that.
[3:18:32] That's a picture of a national installation.
[3:18:35] There were about 400 participants from 13 countries.
[3:18:38] And this was the parade of the nations ahead of time.
[3:18:42] It's like the Olympics.
[3:18:43] Yes, and the ceremonies done in the Olympic Hall of Fame.
[3:18:48] Hold it a little tighter so we can get a picture.
[3:18:51] You've got to get us all on a hit.
[3:18:53] We want to get each of you a copy of it.
[3:18:55] One minute.
[3:18:56] Three minutes.
[3:18:59] And you know, we're also very thrilled that some of this recognition is of all of us.
[3:19:07] Oh yeah, and both of our girls, and David, and Patricia, David is a great inventor, to be most of all.
[3:19:16] But I've been over 200 more often than he is.
[3:19:19] I can remember the numbers.
[3:19:27] We want to give you a little remembrance, each of you.
[3:19:31] There's people who are champions or managed champions.
[3:19:34] These are the Presidential Conflicts.
[3:19:38] It has a seal of the office in the Conflicts.
[3:19:43] And here's the seal in bold in each way.
[3:19:47] So now, that's why everybody gets their country in there.
[3:19:51] It's bold to give it all.
[3:19:52] If you'd like a special treat, if you'd mind going over and see the one I was bowling on.
[3:19:54] We'd love to.
[3:19:54] I've had that several times, but I'd like to see it.
[3:19:55] See the, uh, see the suit on the front, perhaps, down there with the bullet on it.
[3:19:57] Well, go over there and see if you've got bowling shoes on.
[3:20:11] they may have managed to roll one.
[3:20:12] 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.
[3:20:14] These are the programs for the first day ceremonies on the second.
[3:20:16] And, oh yeah, they have a special stamp right now.
[3:20:17] Yes, they're real thrilled with that.
[3:20:18] Would it be too much to ask you to autograph one for our Hall of Fame?
[3:20:19] Of course, we'd like to display.
[3:20:46] This one.
[3:20:46] I took it the other time, and I'll leave it up to you.
[3:20:47] Another one off the video.
[3:20:54] I want to tell you, too, how thrilled I was to be able to participate in your Council for Physical Pensioners here last year.
[3:20:57] Oh, yeah.
[3:20:57] Well, we were really thrilled for that.
[3:20:58] Bowling is a good exercise.
[3:21:17] When I go by myself, it's all about, well, anywhere from about 7, 12, just right off the bat.
[3:21:27] But as soon as you get through, you're not shit.
[3:21:32] But it's a great sport.