Meeting with Former President Nixon and GOP Senators, April 7, 1992
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- Meeting with Former President Nixon and GOP Senators, April 7, 1992
- Date (Dublin Core)
- 1992-04-07
- Date Created (Dublin Core)
- 1992-04-07
- Congress (Dublin Core)
- 102nd (1991-1993)
- Policy Area (Curation)
- Government Operations and Politics
- Creator (Dublin Core)
- Dole, Robert J., 1923-2021
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- attendance lists
- Names (Dublin Core)
- See all items with this valueNixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994
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- http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
- Language (Dublin Core)
- eng
- Collection Finding Aid (Dublin Core)
- https://dolearchivecollections.ku.edu/index.php?p=collections/findingaid&id=26&q=
- Physical Location (Dublin Core)
- Collection 007, Box 403, Folder 15
- Institution (Dublin Core)
- Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
- Archival Collection (Dublin Core)
- Robert J. Dole Republican Leadership Collection, 1985-1996
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Page 1:
MEMORANDUM OF CALL
TO: Joyce (handwritten)
YOU WERE CALLED BY (check mark) Janel (handwritten)
YOU WERE VISITED BY
OF (Organization) NICKLES (handwritten)
PLEASE CALL (check mark) PHONE NO. CODE/EXT.
WILL CALL AGAIN
RETURNED YOUR CALL
IS WAITING TO SEE YOU
WISHES AN APPOINTMENT
MESSAGE
He will attend 5:30 NIXON Meeting. (handwritten)
RECEIVED BY JL (handwritten)
DATE 4/6 (handwritten)
TIME 4:55 (handwritten)
GPO : 1989 24-184 (m)
Page 2:
MEETING WITH FORMER PRESIDENT NIXON
3:30 - 4:30 P.M. - S-230
Dole (check mark)
Cochran - yes (check mark)
Gramm - yes (check mark)
Kasten - yes (check mark)
Nickles - late (check mark)
Simpson - yes (check mark)
Thurmond - yes (check mark)
Garn - late (check mark)
Hatfield - yes (check mark)
Helms - yes (check mark)
Lugar - no - has a mtg. scheduled earlier with Mr. Nixon (crossed out)
Murkowski - yes (check mark)
Packwood - yes (check mark)
Specter - late (check mark)
Warner - not sure (circled)
Bond - yes (check mark)
Coats - yes (check mark)
D'Amato - yes (check mark)
Grassley - late (check mark)
Lott - yes (check mark)
McCain - no - conflict (circled)
Seymour - yes (check mark)
Handwritten at bottom of list:
Drawing of a compass
Symms (check mark)
Stevens (check mark)
Chafee (check mark)
Clay (check mark)
Brown
24, 25 crossed out; 26 written in
Page 3:
(entire page handwritten)
Packwood unemp hr here why help swats = "it's in one (underlined) interest"
(illegible) why remain real force
(illegible) since WI/see local (illegible) except Vietnam
Korea = east/west
4-S more nuclear arms (illegible)
(illegible) renewed soviet threat
Need diff kind of defense to deal small (underlined) wars
Seymour
Condition all future aid on uneasy partnership in energy (illegible)
BNS: (illegible) are right on target
They desp need our technology
We should (illegible)
Don't make (illegible) look like us along
They should carry major share of load
Helms
How do you sell it to American public
Have to explain it in our (underlined) interests
AND (underlined)
We must be bipartisan
Leadership must come from top
Don't let state dept run program
They don't know economics
Its in our (illegible) political interest
We can cut defense $, put more $ into other areas
Free market Russia means real (underlined) trade opportunities
Page 4:
(entire page handwritten)
If Russia fails - the guys in the wings are NOT (underlined) nice guys
Our children + grandchildren will (illegible) able free of fear
Murkowski
Inconsisting of (illegible) - can't be explained
Lott
DNS: NOT a great (an of vintl. Organ.
But they are useful.
Lots better than world bank
Does lay down some draconian reg. for
loans - can be effective
can be useful
Gramm
How do we sell to American people
Should we tie to specific plan to
Destroy nuclear weapons
Wallop
Why should we have pacific rim European
Presence
DNS: they are going to be there -
Real economic reality - we need
To be there
Nixon
GND SPEECHES ON HOPEFUL NOTE
Because of what has happened in Soviet Union (illegible) east
Next century 5 (illegible) economic progress
Page 5:
(entire page handwritten)
Because of communications breakthrough
Dictators can't survive
Century of peace
Economic progress
Political freedom
Churchill
Iron curtain speech: there is enough for all
Earth is + generous mother
She will provide abundance
If only they will cultivate
Her soul with peace!?
Page 6:
MEETING WITH FORMER PRESIDENT NIXON
3:30 - 4:30 P.M. - S-230
Dole (check mark)
Cochran - yes (check mark)
Gramm - yes (check mark)
Kasten - yes (check mark)
Nickles - late (check mark)
Simpson - yes (check mark)
Thurmond - yes (check mark)
Garn - late (check mark)
Hatfield - yes (check mark)
Helms - yes (check mark)
Lugar - no - has a mtg. scheduled earlier with Mr. Nixon
Murkowski - yes (check mark)
Packwood - yes (check mark)
Specter - late (check mark)
Warner - not sure
Bond - yes (check mark)
Coats - yes (check mark)
D'Amato - yes (check mark)
Grassley - late (check mark)
Lott - yes (check mark)
McCain - no - conflict
Seymour - yes (check mark)
Handwritten at bottom of list:
Symms (check mark)
Stevens (check mark)
Burns (?) (crossed out)
Wallop
Chafee
Jeffords
Brown
Korologos
Clancy (?) former member (Don)
Page 7:
MEETING WITH FORMER PRESIDENT NIXON
3:30 - 4:30 P.M. - S-230
Dole
Cochran - yes
Gramm - yes
Kasten - yes
Nickles - late
Simpson - yes
Thurmond - yes
Garn - late
Hatfield - yes
Helms - yes
Lugar - no - has a mtg. scheduled earlier with Mr. Nixon
Murkowski - yes
Packwood - yes
Specter - late
Warner - not sure
Bond - yes
Coats - yes
D'Amato - yes
Grassley - late
Lott - yes
McCain - no - conflict
Seymour - yes
Handwritten at bottom of page:
Lugar's private office in the capitol S-305
Page 8:
Subject: former President Nixon (handwritten)
DATE April 7, 1992 (handwritten)
TIME: 3:30 - 4:30 (handwritten)
LOCATION: S-230 (handwritten)
REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP
Senator
Position
Invited
Yes
No
Cochran (dot drawn by name)
Conference (handwritten: w.c.b.)
Check mark
Check mark
Dole (dot drawn by name)
Republican Leader
Check mark
Check mark
Gramm (dot drawn by name)
Senatorial Committee
Check mark
Check mark
Kasten (dot drawn by name)
Conference Secretary (handwritten: w.c.b.; crossed out)
Check mark
Check mark
Nickles (dot drawn by name)
Policy Chairman (handwritten: w.c.b.)
Check mark
Handwritten: late
Simpson (dot drawn by name)
Asst. Republican Leader
Check mark
Check mark
Handwritten at bottom of chart: Thurmond (dot drawn by name); check marks by "Invited" and "Yes" columns
RANKING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Senator
Committee
Invited
Yes
No
Chafee
Environment
Danforth
Commerce
Domenici
Budget
Garn (dot drawn by name)
Banking
Check mark
Handwritten: drop by
Hatch
Labor
Hatfield
Appropriations
Heinz
Special - Aging
Helms (dot drawn by name)
Foreign Relations (handwritten: w.c.b.)
Check mark
Check mark
Kasten (crossed out)
Small Business
Lugar (dot drawn by name)
Agriculture (handwritten: w.c.b.)
Check mark
Handwritten: not sure
McCain (dot drawn by name)
Select - Indian Affairs
Murkowski (dot drawn by name)
Intelligence
Check mark
Check mark
Packwood (dot drawn by name)
Finance
Check mark (handwritten: w.c.b.)
Check mark
Roth
Gov't Affairs & Jt. Econo. Cmte
Rudman
Select - Ethics
Specter (dot drawn by name)
Veterans Affairs
Check mark
Handwritten: late
Stevens
Rules & Administration
Thurmond
Judiciary
Wallop
Energy
Warner
Armed Services (handwritten: w.c.b.)
Line drawn in between McCain and Murkowski rows
REPUBLICANS
Bond (dot drawn by name; handwritten: ANN, Y)
Jeffords
Brown
Kassebaum
Burns
Lott (dot drawn by name; handwritten: wcb)
Coats (dot drawn by name; handwritten: KAREN, Y)
Mack
Craig
McConnell
D'Amato (dot drawn by name; handwritten: DEBBIE, Y)
Pressler
Durenberger
Smith
Gorton
Seymour (dot drawn by name; handwritten: wcb, Y)
Grassley (dot drawn by name; handwritten: wcb, MARY JO, late)
Symms
DEMOCRATS
Akaka
Inouye
Adams
Johnston
Baucus
Kennedy
Bentsen
Kerrey
Biden
Kerry
Bingaman
Kohl
Boren
Lautenberg
Bradley
Leahy
Breaux
Levin
Bryan
Lieberman
Bumpers
Metzenbaum
Burdick
Mikulski
Byrd
Mitchell
Conrad
Moynihan
Cranston
Nunn
Daschle
Pell
DeConcini
Pryor
Dixon
Reid
Dodd
Riegle
Exon
Robb
Ford
Rockefeller
Fowler
Sanford
Glenn
Sarbanes
Gore
Sasser
Graham
Shelby
Harkin
Simon
Heflin
Wellstone
Hollings
Wirth
OTHERS:
GPO: 1991 37-983 (m)
Page 9:
(entire page handwritten)
Senator
Who do you want to invite to the Nixon meeting tomorrow?
Joyce
-Leahy
- 92 (illegible)
Lugar - Helms
Seeing Lugar
Warner- Lott
(illegible note)
Ice tea
cookies
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