(The MC sub-category, of course, is an exception. Consequently, like coded files from the two series can not be identified. Although the letter and following coding is the same in both cases-a general MC category followed by MC 1, MC 2, et sequentia sub-categories-the file titles given these sub-categories are not. Such a filing arrangement is made necessary by the fact that the White House Central Files used two distinct filing schemes to file material in the Meetings and Conferences (MC) category. The subject category is arranged in two series, the first covering the years 1969-1970 and the second 1971-1974. Related documents are also contained in the Name File and Staff Member and Office Files in the White House Central Files, and in the White House Special Files.

Related subject categories in the White House Central Files include Federal Government-Organizations (FG), Public Relations (PR), States-Territories (ST), Business-Economics (BE), Personnel Management (PE), Publications (PU), Social Affairs (SO), and Human Rights (HU). Frequent correspondents are Dwight Chapin, John D. Included are letters, memoranda, telegrams, lists, schedules, clippings, reports, photographs, and printed material. This subject category is composed of documents pertaining to meetings and conferences on various topics involving President Nixon and other administration officials.

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