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The original documents are located in Box 16, folder "Dole, Robert" of the Richard B.
Cheney Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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FOR COMMCENTER USE ONLY
IMMEDIATE
UNCLAS
PRECEDENCE
CLASSIFICATION
DEX
005
FROM: JACE MARSH
DAC
GPS
LDX
PAGES 1
TO:
DICK CHENEY
TTY
CITE
FOR THE PRESIDENT
INFO:
DTG: 2521007
RELEASED ASERY BY:
TOR: 2521152 up
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1976 AUG 25 20 30
WHICA FORM 8, 22 FEB 74
Digitized from Box 16 of the Richard B. Cheney Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
August 24, 1976
MEMORANDUM FOR:
MAX L. FRIEDERSDORF
FROM:
WILLIAM T. KENDALL AND
M
JOSEPH S. JENCKES V
SUBJECT:
Unsolicited comments regarding the
Republican Convention
MORGAN
Dole will do well in North Carolina
because of his wife. (She is from that
state)
FANNIN
Supports the ticket. Dole is a good
choice.
GOLDWATER
Would hate to see Dole as President;
but, Mondale would be worse as President.
McCLURE
Supports Dole.
DOMENICI
Supports Dole, but has anyone ever heard
of him.
BEALL
Ticket is a real plus. Doesn't see how
anyone can complain.
H.SCOTT
Ticket better than most. Would have
preferred Ruckelshaus.
MANSFIELD
Thought outcome "fine" (has followed
President's race closely). Says Dole
will be a "slasher".
FORD is GERMLD LIBRARY
PRIORITY
UNCLAS
FOR COMMCENTER USE ONLY
PRECEDENCE
CLASSIFICATION
DEX
FROM: JACK MARSH
DAC 036
GPS
LDX
TO: DICK CHENEY
PAGES 2
4
TTY
CITE
INFO:
DTG: 05 17 47Z
1976 OCT 5 17 47
RELEASED BY:
TOR:
R
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
THITE HOUSE
'76 OCT 5 PM 2 2. 15
FORD & GERALD LIBRARY
WHCA FORM 8, 22 FEB 74
#22
CAMPAIGN '76
Dep
ADVERTISING REVIEW
lane
Title DOLE INSERT FOR 5 MINUTE FARM
Length/Size
Date Sent
10/5/76
(9:30 am)
PLEASE RETURN BY
10/5/76
FOR:
DICK CHENEY
+
JIM BAKER
IT
STU SPENCER
IT BOB TEETER
17 BOB VISSER
IT BILL GREENER
(Reviewed)
(Date)
FORD i GERALD GERALD LIBRARY
RETURN TO BAILEY/DEARDOURFF/ANGELI
--
CAMPAIGN '76
DOLE INSERT FOR 5 MINUTE FARM FILM
10/5/76
Lines for Senator Dole for 5 minute Agriculture Film.
Please have Senator Dole read this same material off camera as a wild-track.
DOLE: (Not yet shot) There are those who think
the federal government should come in and
impose land use regulations in every state.
President Ford and I are totally opposed to
that. We think the land use regulations should
be made at the local and state levels
close
to home, so you can have a closer, stronger
voice in what people are doing with your
resources. After all, it's the farmer
himself who decides his fate in our system.
That's why it works. That's why it's been so
fantastically productive. A free, competitive
man in a free, competitive market.
FORD & GERALD LIBRARY