HAK BOX # 1

KISSINGER FILES

China Exchange Files January 1 - July 9, 1973

HAK Visit to PRC - February 1973

-- Briefing Book

-- Memcons and Reports

CD Memcons; Joint Communique - May - June 1973

US-Soviet Agreement on Prevention of Nuclear War: Exchanges with PRC -
June 1972 - July 1973

CABLE CHRONS
HAK BOX # 2

NOVEMBER 1972 - NOVEMBER 1973

HAK Paris Trip - November 19 - 25, 1972

HAK Paris Trip - January 7 - 13, 1973

HAK Paris Trip - January 22 - 23, 1973

HAK China Trip - February 7 - 19, 1973
(Bangkok, Vientiane, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Peking, Tokyo)

HAK Mexico Trip - March 17 - 26, 1973

HAK Paris Trip - June 12 - 13, 1973

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KISSINGER FILES

HAK BOX # 3

CD FILES - February 7 - June 18, 1973

JEC/CD FILES - February 1 - September 30, 1973

GVN MEMCONS - January - June 1973

CD-RELATED MEMCONS - January - June 1973

HANOI Briefing Books - February 1973

HANOI Memcons - February 1973

COUNTRY EXCHANGES HAK BOX # 4

JORDAN/RIFAI Files - January - September 1973

EGYPT/ISMAIL Files - January - September 1973

JHA/KAUL Exchange Files - May 1971 - September 1973

RABIN/DINITZ File - January - May 1973

DOBRYNIN File - January - August 1973

PARIS AGREEMENT - MATERIALS

-- Protocols

-- Bilateral Deal

-- Understanding

-- Oct. 26 Disclosure

-- Rationale

-- Texts of Agreement (Oct. 1972 - Jan. 1973)

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KISSINGER FILES

HAK BOX # 5

CONFIRMATION HEARINGS - Sept. 1973 - Sen. For. Relations Com.

-- Confirmation Statement - Drafts

-- Senate Confirmation Hearings - Executive Session 9/17/73

-- Wire Tapping

-- Senators Qs & As

-- Miscellaneous

-- Key Fact Sheets

-- Anti-HAK Testimony

MEETINGS WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL - Talkers 1971

VIETNAM/INDOCHINA 1969 (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
(Includes materials gathered for SFRC hearings Sept. 1973)

VIETNAM/INDOCHINA 1969 " "

CONFIRMATION HEARINGS BRIEFING BOOKS (Vol. I & II)

COUNTRY FILES & BREZHNEV HAK BOX # 6

VISIT & HAK VISIT TO ZAVIDOVO

FRG Files - Jan - August 1973

FRENCH

FRENCH Memcons & Exchanges - Jan. - July 1973

"" Pompidou-Nixon Iceland Meeting May 31 - June 1, 1973

JAPAN Memcons 1973

UK Memcons - 1973 (Jan-July)

YEAR OF EUROPE Memcons 1973 (NATO, Italians, Belgians, EC, OECD)

BREZHNEV Visit - June 18-25, 1973

HAK Memcons - Zavidovo May 5 - 8, 1973 & Indochina Briefing Book

US-USSR Agreement on Prevention of Nuclear War (Exchanges)

Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons - US/UK Exchanges

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

April 4, 1975

Dear Mr. Miller:

The President has received a letter from Senator Frank Church, Chairman, Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, written on behalf of the Committee, requesting access to certain records of the Executive Office of the President believed by the Committee to be relevant to its inquiry as authorized by S. Res. 21. Since part of the records sought by the Committee were received or originated during the Nixon Administration (see categorical listing attached at Tab A), we are taking the liberty of notifying you of our intention to comply promptly with the request of the Committee.

It is the opinion of this office that none of the records intended to be produced to the Committee constitute "Presidential materials of the Nixon Administration" which are subject to the outstanding orders of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in *Nixon v. Sampson, et al.* (C.A. No. 74-1518). The records in question have at all times been maintained as agency records of the National Security Council. These records are separate from the Presidential materials of the NSC previously segregated in compliance with the Order of October 21, 1974, as amended, and described in my letter to you of November 5, 1974. (Attached at Tab B is a categorical listing of the records presently being held under the Order as Presidential materials of the NSC).

We are advised, however, that three of the documents referred to in Tab A were prepared by the staff of the NSC for issuance by the White House or signature by former President Nixon. These documents are dated November 5, 1971, and relate to the reorganization of the foreign intelligence community. Specifically, they comprise (1) a White House Press Release, (2) a classified memorandum from the President to the Secretary of State and other Federal officials, and (3) a classified letter from the President to the Director of Central Intelligence.

Nevertheless, it is our further understanding that the original Presidential memorandum and letter, and copies thereof, are maintained by the NSC

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Categories of Nixon Administration Records of the Executive Office
of the President Requested by the Senate Select Committee to Study
Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities

Classified memoranda of the National Security Council in the NSC numbered series -- 11 documents

Unclassified organization charts and personnel lists prepared by the National Security Council -- 4 documents

Classified memorandum from the Assistant to the President (National Security Affairs) to the Secretary of State and other Federal officials -- 1 document

Classified memorandum issued by the Secretary of Defense implementing an NSC numbered directive -- 1 document

White House Press Release, classified memorandum from the President to the Secretary of State, classified letter from the President to the Director of Central Intelligence -- 3 documents, all dated November 5, 1971, relating to the reorganization of the foreign intelligence community.

Categories of Nixon Administration Material Held by National
Security Council.

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- Memoranda to the President for his information, review, and decision, including proposed Presidential decisions and instructions.

- Memoranda of conversation between the President and foreign Heads of Government/State and other foreign dignitaries including, but not limited to Foreign Ministers and other Cabinet officers, Ambassadors and Special Emissaries.

- Records of appointments and meetings with U.S. Cabinet officers and other officials pertaining to national security matters.

- Intelligence reviews, reports and analyses pertaining to national security affairs.

- Defense-related papers associated with deployment of forces, budget, research and development, and organization/command structure.

- Telegrams originating in the White House dispatched to foreign governments, U.S. ambassadors, and force commanders relating to foreign policy and national security decisions.

- Sensitive incoming cable traffic associated with negotiations, plans, evaluations, and the impact of decisions taken on national security.

MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

MEMORANDUM FOR: S/S: C. Arthur Borg
Executive Secretary

FROM: M: Lawrence S. Eagleburger

SUBJECT: Log of "S" Actions and Briefing
memoranda

When Dr. Kissinger became Secretary of State in September 1973, Peter Rodman of the NSC Staff and Paul Washington (S/S - I) discussed the possibility of preserving for the Secretary a log of all "S" action memoranda and briefing memoranda during his tenure. Tom Pickering, who held your job at the time, had approved this idea. Mr. Washington suggested to Mr. Rodman that your computer recorded a log of all actions and briefing memoranda, with a brief precis of each item, in the normal course of business, and that it would be easy for S/S - I to produce a computer printout for the Secretary's purposes during periods of light workload. Mr. Washington and Mr. Rodman, I understand, worked out a mutually convenient format.

I would appreciate it if you would arrange for Mr. Washington to produce this printout at a pace convenient for him but before the Presidential transition is completed.