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To Phil Acker, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Memorandum on suggestionf for Telethons. 1 pg [Letter], 10/17/1962
To William Ackerman, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN not being able to make another appearance at UCLA. 1 pg [Letter], 9/11/1962
To Bob Haldeman, from Betty McVey. RE: "Ace" Anderson. [Memo], 8/9/1962
To Earl Adams, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Contributors' complaints. 1 pg [Letter], 8/20/1962
To Ray Arbuthnot, from Earl Adams. RE: Asking Arbuthnot to address the attached note from Bill Jones. Attached to previous. 1 pg [Letter], 8/9/1962
Note. Handwritten To Earl from Bill Jones. RE: An unhappy campaign contributor. 3 pgs [Letter], n.d.
Note: CR. File- see "H." 1 pg [Letter], n.d.
To Bob Haldeman from Rose Mary Woods. RE: Arndt Letter in the San Marino Tribune. 1 pg [Memo], 4/30/1962
Note: RE: Call from Rose about Angell and Blodgett. 1 pg [Letter], 5/7/1962
To the Research Department, from Bob Haldeman. RE: Do not rely on Angell and Blodgett material regarding the Santa Barbara Ebarcadero. Attached to previous.1 pg [Memo], 3/21/1962
Handwritten. Gross Rererence.1 pg [Memo], n.d.
To Bob Haldeman, from RN. RE: Attached letter which appeared in San Marino Tribune from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Arndt. 1 pg [Memo], 4/9/1962
Note. Handwritten. File- See "C" Carr [Letter], 4/9/1962
To the Research Department, from Bob Haldeman. RE: Do not rely on Angell and Blodgett material regarding the Santa Barbara Ebarcadero. Copy. Not scanned [Memo], 3/21/1962
To Frank Avren, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Thanks for the Bliss Report. 1 pg [Letter], 3/21/1962
To Marje Acker, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN's appearance at the North Park Businessmen's Club annual "Civic Day" Luncheon. 1 pg [Letter], 3/5/1962
To the Research Department, from Bob Haldeman. RE: Phone call from Bruce Allen. 2 pgs [Memo], 2/27/1962
To Frank Avren, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Asking for a copy of the Bliss Report. 1 pg [Letter], 2/19/1962
To E. J. Anderson, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN declining to speak at the San Fernando Valley Academy's commencement. 1 pg [Letter], 2/1/1962
To Bob, from D. Wright. RE: Pete Ashton. 1 pg [Memo], n.d.
To David Anderson, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN declining to speak at the Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce's special open membership meeting. 1 pg [Letter], 1/15/1962
To C. Arth, from D. Wright. RE: Pomona chairman. 1 pg [Memo], 1/15/1962
Note about attached. 1 pg [Letter], n.d.
To Olindo Romulus Angelillo, from RN. RE: Angelillo's support of RN's candidacy. 1 pg [Letter], 11/11/1961
To RN, from Olindo Romulus Angelillo. RE: Angelillo supports RN's candidacy. 1 pg [Letter], 7/12/1961
To Elaine Smyth, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Thanks for sending the annual meeting panel papers of the American Political Science Association. 1 pg [Letter], 11/16/1961
To Bob Haldeman, from Elaine Smyth. RE: Sending of the annual meeting papers. Attached to previous. 1 pg [Letter], 10/31/1961
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This file contains:
To Phil Acker, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Memorandum on suggestionf for Telethons. 1 pg [Letter], 10/17/1962
To William Ackerman, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN not being able to make another appearance at UCLA. 1 pg [Letter], 9/11/1962
To Bob Haldeman, from Betty McVey. RE: "Ace" Anderson. [Memo], 8/9/1962
To Earl Adams, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Contributors' complaints. 1 pg [Letter], 8/20/1962
To Ray Arbuthnot, from Earl Adams. RE: Asking Arbuthnot to address the attached note from Bill Jones. Attached to previous. 1 pg [Letter], 8/9/1962
Note. Handwritten To Earl from Bill Jones. RE: An unhappy campaign contributor. 3 pgs [Letter], n.d.
Note: CR. File- see "H." 1 pg [Letter], n.d.
To Bob Haldeman from Rose Mary Woods. RE: Arndt Letter in the San Marino Tribune. 1 pg [Memo], 4/30/1962
Note: RE: Call from Rose about Angell and Blodgett. 1 pg [Letter], 5/7/1962
To the Research Department, from Bob Haldeman. RE: Do not rely on Angell and Blodgett material regarding the Santa Barbara Ebarcadero. Attached to previous.1 pg [Memo], 3/21/1962
Handwritten. Gross Rererence.1 pg [Memo], n.d.
To Bob Haldeman, from RN. RE: Attached letter which appeared in San Marino Tribune from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Arndt. 1 pg [Memo], 4/9/1962
Note. Handwritten. File- See "C" Carr [Letter], 4/9/1962
To the Research Department, from Bob Haldeman. RE: Do not rely on Angell and Blodgett material regarding the Santa Barbara Ebarcadero. Copy. Not scanned [Memo], 3/21/1962
To Frank Avren, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Thanks for the Bliss Report. 1 pg [Letter], 3/21/1962
To Marje Acker, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN's appearance at the North Park Businessmen's Club annual "Civic Day" Luncheon. 1 pg [Letter], 3/5/1962
To the Research Department, from Bob Haldeman. RE: Phone call from Bruce Allen. 2 pgs [Memo], 2/27/1962
To Frank Avren, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Asking for a copy of the Bliss Report. 1 pg [Letter], 2/19/1962
To E. J. Anderson, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN declining to speak at the San Fernando Valley Academy's commencement. 1 pg [Letter], 2/1/1962
To Bob, from D. Wright. RE: Pete Ashton. 1 pg [Memo], n.d.
To David Anderson, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: RN declining to speak at the Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce's special open membership meeting. 1 pg [Letter], 1/15/1962
To C. Arth, from D. Wright. RE: Pomona chairman. 1 pg [Memo], 1/15/1962
Note about attached. 1 pg [Letter], n.d.
To Olindo Romulus Angelillo, from RN. RE: Angelillo's support of RN's candidacy. 1 pg [Letter], 11/11/1961
To RN, from Olindo Romulus Angelillo. RE: Angelillo supports RN's candidacy. 1 pg [Letter], 7/12/1961
To Elaine Smyth, from H. R. Haldeman. RE: Thanks for sending the annual meeting panel papers of the American Political Science Association. 1 pg [Letter], 11/16/1961
To Bob Haldeman, from Elaine Smyth. RE: Sending of the annual meeting papers. Attached to previous. 1 pg [Letter], 10/31/1961
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Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
53
9
10/17/1962
Letter
To Phil Acker, from H. R. Haldeman. RE:
Memorandum on suggestionf for Telethons.
1 pg
53
9
09/11/1962
Letter
To William Ackerman, from H. R.
Haldeman. RE: RN not being able to make
another appearance at UCLA. 1 pg
53
9
08/09/1962
Memo
To Bob Haldeman, from Betty McVey. RE:
"Ace" Anderson.
53
9
08/20/1962
Letter
To Earl Adams, from H. R. Haldeman. RE:
Contributors' complaints. 1 pg
53
9
08/09/1962
Letter
To Ray Arbuthnot, from Earl Adams. RE:
Asking Arbuthnot to address the attached
note from Bill Jones. Attached to previous. 1
pg
53
9
n.d.
Letter
Note. Handwritten To Earl from Bill Jones.
RE: An unhappy campaign contributor. 3 pgs
Monday, July 23, 2007
Page 1 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
53
9
n.d.
Letter
Note: CR. File- see "H." 1 pg
53
9
04/30/1962
Memo
To Bob Haldeman from Rose Mary Woods.
RE: Arndt Letter in the San Marino Tribune.
1 pg
53
9
05/07/1962
Letter
Note: RE: Call from Rose about Angell and
Blodgett. 1 pg
53
9
03/21/1962
Memo
To the Research Department, from Bob
Haldeman. RE: Do not rely on Angell and
Blodgett material regarding the Santa
Barbara Ebarcadero. Attached to previous. 1
pg
53
9
n.d.
Memo
Handwritten. Gross Rererence. 1 pg
53
9
04/09/1962
Memo
To Bob Haldeman, from RN. RE: Attached
letter which appeared in San Marino Tribune
from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Arndt. 1 pg
53
9
04/09/1962
Letter
Note. Handwritten. File- See "C" Carr
Monday, July 23, 2007
Page 2 of 4
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
53
9
03/21/1962
Memo
To the Research Department, from Bob
Haldeman. RE: Do not rely on Angell and
Blodgett material regarding the Santa
Barbara Ebarcadero. Copy. Not scanned
53
9
03/21/1962
Letter
To Frank Avren, from H. R. Haldeman. RE:
Thanks for the Bliss Report. 1 pg
53
9
03/05/1962
Letter
To Marje Acker, from H.R. Haldeman. RE:
RN's appearance at the North Park
Businessmen's Club annual "Civic Day"
Luncheon. 1 pg
53
9
02/27/1962
Memo
To the Research Department, from Bob
Haldeman. RE: Phone call from Bruce Allen.
2 pgs
53
9
02/19/1962
Letter
To Frank Avren, from H. R. Haldeman. RE:
Asking for a copy of the Bliss Report. 1 pg
53
9
02/01/1962
Letter
To E.J. Anderson, from H. R. Haldeman.
RE: RN declining to speak at the San
Fernando Valley Academy's commencement.
1 pg
53
9
n.d.
Memo
To Bob, from D. Wright. RE: Pete Ashton. 1
pg
Monday, July 23, 2007
Page 3 of 4
Box
Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
53
9
01/15/1962
Letter
To David Anderson, from H. R. Haldeman.
RE: RN declining to speak at the Crenshaw
Chamber of Commerce's special open
membership meeting. 1 pg
53
9
01/15/1962
Memo
To C. Arth, from D. Wright. RE: Pomona
chairman. 1 pg
53
9
n.d.
Letter
Note about attached. 1 pg
53
9
11/11/1961
Letter
To Olindo Romulus Angelillo, from RN. RE:
Angelillo's support of RN's candidacy. 1 pg
53
9
07/12/1961
Letter
To RN, from Olindo Romulus Angelillo. RE:
Angelillo supports RN's candidacy. 1 pg
53
9
11/16/1961
Letter
To Elaine Smyth, from H. R. Haldeman. RE:
Thanks for sending the annual meeting panel
papers of the American Political Science
Association. 1 pg
53
9
10/31/1961
Letter
To Bob Haldeman, from Elaine Smyth. RE:
Sending of the annual meeting papers.
Attached to previous. 1 pg
Monday, July 23, 2007
Page 4 of 4
October 17, 1962
Dear Phil:
Just wanted you to know how
much I appreciate your taking the time
and trouble to prepare the comprehensive
memorandum on suggestions for Telethons.
As was expressed to you by
everyone concerned, you did an outstanding
job, and San Diego was by far the best
of the bunch.
Thanks again.
WIN WITH NIXON!
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. Phil Acker
2720 Chatsworth
San Diego, California
September 11, 1962
Dear Bill:
While I completely agree with you that
another meeting at UCLA would be most advantageous
for Dick Nixon in the fall campaign, we just aren't
going to be able to do it.
The tremendous pressure for Nixon appear-
ances at colleges and universities throughout the
state is mounting constantly. We are going to have to
limit these appearances to one or two campuses where
he has not been during the past several years, and
this would, of necessity, rule out UCLA.
In spite of all the reasons why he should
come back out to Westwood, I am sure you will recognize
that under the circumstances it will not be possible.
Thanks again for your interest and help.
WIN WITH NIXON!
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. William C. Ackerman
Executive Director
Associated Students - UCLA
308 Westwood Boulevard
Los Angeles 24, California
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Nixon for Governor
Bob Haldeman
To:
Q
w
August 9. 1962
Betty McVey
From:
"Ace" Anderson
Subject:
Distribution:
I called Mr. Anderson and told him that RN is out of town and will be
f or about two weeks - asked if someone else might be of assistance.
He said his purpose in requesting appointment with RN is to give him
the source of a mailing list or two which would reach about 45,000
people - 85% of whom are Democrats. He would like to talk to Mr.
Nixon about it because the information is confidential and would have
to be actedipon quickly. Would you please call him and make arrange-
ments to get the names. Thank you.
August 20, 1962
Dear Earl:
Ray Arbuthnot handed me the note from Bill Jones
which you had passed along to him.
With regard to Frank Seaver's $5,000 contribution to
Dick's campaign, this must have been for the Presidential
campaign since, as you know, he was on the other side
during the primary. I agree he was entitled to more
recognition than a printed receipt, but unfortunately
we had no control over the receipt and handling of
contributions to the Presidential campaign.
I am checking on Harold J. Harrell's letter and will
be sure this is taken care of if indeed we received a
letter from him. I can assure you we are doing everything
possible to avoid this type of thing, and find more and
more that many of these complaints either 80 back to 1960
or are the figment of the complainant's imagination.
However, please don't hesitate to bring these to our
attention so we can check them out.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. Earl Adams
Adams, Duque & Hazeltine
523 West Sixth Street
Los Angeles, California
ADAMS, DUQUE & HAZELTINE
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
TO:
Ray Arbuthnot
DATE August 9, 1962
FROM:
Earl Adams
SUBJECT:
Ray:
I do not know whether there is any truth to
what Bill Jones reports in the attached note. However,
I am sending it on to you with the thought and hope in
mind that if things of this kind are happening, something
can be done to correct the situation.
Kind regards,
Fart
Earl:- If has been Grat to my
attention FRank seaver is
unhappy. He sent in 5000. to
Dicks campaigne of received
back a printed receipt. I think :
seaver is entitled to more
recognition than this. The
Public relations is very poor
As far. Harold I Harrell
of Visalia wrote Dick
a nice letter about water
conditions in the San forger
Valley Dick did not reply,
mr Harrell is probably the
& wields considerable power
wealthied man in Calif
in the Valley. all Dick's
sectry has to do is to send
Mrs Harrell & say he
a one paragraph note to
hopes to see him when Re
appreciates his letter &
is up Visalia way.
His address is P.O. Box
1407, Visalia. I am hearing
feeling Dick is burrounded
complaints. my personal
more of more of this type of
Republicans. Bill fores
by the typical stuff shirt
CR
frie - see" I (Harrell)
X mail ) Sandling
a" (Earl adome)
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Nixon for Governor
To:
Bob Haldeman
Date:
April 30, 1962
From:
Rose Mary Woods
Subject:
Arndt Letter in the San Marino Tribune
Distribution:
Earl Adams tells me that Rockwood Nelson, who
sent out those bad editorials from the San Marino paper,
is going to serve on one of the committees; for the Boss
and he was only sending those letters to people for the
purpose of alerting them.
Why anyone could be 60 naive as to think that they
were alerting people by having a reprint of a nasty article
made and not enclosing a note telling them this was the
purpose is beyond me but nevertheless he told Earl Adams
he would send out some of the Arndt letters.
RN autographed a copy of "Six Crises" and sent it
to the Arndts. Do you think a letter is necessary?
RMW:ma
fucture. 10
WRN.
1:45PM
5=7=62
Rose called - wanted info re: Angell & Blodgett -- had me
check thru the Brown organization lists etc. to see if
listed
I did not find them anywhere
- but I recalled a memo you had written on this --
pulled it - and read it to Rose over the phone
she took down - so I guess this is it
unless you
have any further info. you can pass along to her
they seemed in quite a rush to get it.
(your memo of 3/21 attached)
stuff Tell her in is S. in monica a violent the can battle get
they're doing +
Outlook them. Researce then
with planty fink if needed-
Outlook files
Research Department
3-21-62
Bob Haldeman
I have been warned by David Heyler we should not rely on the
Angell & Blodgett material regarding the Santa Barbara Embarcadero.
He says Capt. Ellison, State Investigators Board, Los Angeles, partial
to Brown, has some bad stuff on Angell & Blodgett. Don't know
anything about it. but am passing along for your information.
File: Research - Staff Memos.
x - A
X chron.
Guss Reference
Arcadia Good Government heague
Candidate - Endorsements
See - H. Kalmbach - Vhemo file
Rmw folder
Date - 4-83-62
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
file
Nixon for Governor
To:
Bob Haldeman
Date: April 9, 1962
From:
RN
Subject:
Attached letter which appeared in San Marino Tribune
from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Arndt
Distribution:
I have sent Mr. and Mrs. Arndt a copy of "Six Crises."
I think this should be used in one of our mail outs -- it would
be extremely effective.
Rose is handling thru
Earl adams.
4/9/62
File = see "C" CaRR
referral by
X
Ray Arbuthuol-
X
Id. Kalubach
X
Research - Staff Memos.
March 21, 1962
Dear Frank:
Just a note to thank you
for sending along the Bliss Report.
It was received a few days ago and
I do appreciate your getting me this
copy.
It would be good to hear from
you. When you have a moment, drop
me a line and bring things down to date.
Thanks again, and best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. Frank Oven Avren
Republican State Headquarters
17 North High Street
Columbus, Ohio
March 5, 1962
Dear Marje:
Thanks very much for your letter of February 19th suggesting
Dick Nixon's appearance at the North Park Businessmen's Club annual
"Civic Day" luncheon. While I realize the obvious value in this type of
session, we are generally avoiding such appearances where RN is not
the featured speaker, especially during the intensive campaign period
the latter part of April and the month of May.
We also had to turn down the San Diego Teachers Association for
March, but are hoping to be able to schedule it later.
We do have to work in some more activity in San Diego County. What
we need are some events in the non-downtown areas where we can
attract large groups of people to give them a chance to meet RN. In most
other parts of the state we have been successful in developing crowds
of 500 to 1000 for morning coffee receptions or afternoon tea type
receptions. If you have any thoughts on this, I would sure appreciate
hearing from you.
Incidentally, how soon are you going to be able to join us?
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
Mrs. Marje Acker
2720 Chatsworth Boulevard
San Diego 6, California
Research Department
2-27-62
Bob Haldeman
Phone call from Bruce Allen
ce: R. H. Finch
Will you please see that the following information gets into the proper
hands?
Bruce Allen called me Sunday, February 25th, to discuss several matters
as summarized below. He feels there are two issues that are really
hot and on which RN can get strong bi-partisan support If he takes a
definite position.
The first is the matter of Teacher Credentials, specifically the Fisher bill.
Allen opposed this bill. He feels the Teachers' Union was the primary
source behind it and says the CTA, with a tremendously large membership,
is particularly hot on this issue; that they fought the battle against the
Fisher bill and lost to the Teachers' Union. The CTA people, at this point,
feel they don't know whether RN is for or against the bill, but Allen thinks
the CTA would give RN a great deal of support if they thought he would give
them an audience after he is elected.
The other hot issue, in Allen's opinion, is that of faculty salaries. He says
the Brown proposed 5% increase retroactive to January 1st is completely
inadequate; that California State salaries for professors are way out of line
with competition from private industry and schools in other States. He feels
our faculty recruitment program is suffering badly and that we are bei ng
down-graded in the quality of teachers and professors being recruited from
out of State. Where we used to get the cream of the crop from Missouri,
Michigan, New York etc., we are now getting the left-overs from Tennessee,
Georgia and the like. Allen intends to offer an amendment in the Budget
session to add a 12-1/2% increase to Brown's proposal.
Allen recommends that the line on the Birch Society should be that the
reason we find people turning to the John Birch Society is due to the failure of
Brown, Mosk and the Legislature to do anything about Communism.
Allen Intends to attack the seizure of security files in San Diego on the basis
of asking who they are trying to protect, and what they are trying to cover up.
He reports that Robert Newsom was a Major in the National Guard in charge
of security clearances and filed an unsatisfactory report on Eunice Chessler
To: Research
2-29-62
Page 2.
who had been Unruh's secretary in his campaign, and also was a candidate
for an executive secretarial position with Brown. The result of this
unsatisfactory clearance report was that Eunice Chessler was hired in
Brown's office and Newsom was fired from his security clearance position with
the National Guard. He is presently in the Sheriff's office in San Diego, and
will verify this information, but does not want his name used.
##
February 19, 1962
X X File:
Chron. 1
A
Mr. Frank Avren
Republican State Headquarters
17 North High Street
Columbus, Ohio
Dear Frank:
Bliss Report
For some time I have been
meaning to drop you a note -- to say
"hello" and ask a favor -- all in the same
breath.
Could you get me a copy of
the Bliss Report? I would like very much to
have it and am sure you're the right person
to ask.
How are things going ? We're
rolling along - with the hectic and emjoyable
days we all expected.
Many thanks, Frank, and
best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
February 1, 1962
Mr. E. J. Anderson, Principal
San Fernando Valley Academy
17601 Lassen Street
Northridge, California
Dear Mr. Anderson:
This will follow up your resent correspondence with Diek
Nixon regarding your kind invitation to him to deliver the commence-
ment address st San Fernando Valley Academy on June 6th.
Pecause the Schedule Committee has had to make a firm rule
that Mr. Nixon not commit speaking engagements beyond the June primary,
he must reluctantly decline to participate in your commencement exercises.
We fully understand the mecessity for you to go shead and make arrange-
ments for a speaker and are extremely sorry that our answer must be as
it is.
Again, we appraciate your thoughtfulness in writing.
Sincerely,
R. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
bee: MM
Pete Ashen called.
they have John Busterud for their speaker -- but not happily so.
I have the impression Pete was assuming a great deal -- with
nothing to go on. When he finally talked to me last week (his calls
were always to you only) - I told him Reagan was out -- that you
had suggested Fong etc. etc. --- but apparently he kept hoping.
he now wants a celebrity -- to help soothe the committee members
and help the program.
Bob this is certainly not your responsibility -- nor this organization's ---
but in view of the fact Pete could not reach you and you did not have time
to call him -- will you let me handle this angle with Yvonne -- who does
have contact with people like Terry Moore, John Payne, Don De Fore et al?
Pete can't politik his own group -- but maybe we can help him out.
What's the harm -- and at least we can say - and they will know - you
tried to come up with someone.
Pete said he did not know until last Sunday when he talked with you that
Reagan was not available which is not entirely true he did know
the Monday before you went to San Fran. -- which was when I talked to him.
1/31
January 15, 1962
Mr. David A. Anderson, President
Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce
4431 Crenshaw Boulevard
Los Angeles 43, California
Dear Mr. Anderson:
Mr. Nixon has turned over to me your letter of January 8th, re-
questing his appearance at the Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce's
special open membership meeting on February 21st.
You may be certain that he would like very much to accept your
kind invitation, but unfortunately, his speaking schedule through
the month of February is completely committed, and it is not
possible to make any additions to it, much as he would like to ad-
dress your group.
He is very sorry that his schedule conflict prevents meeting with
the Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce and is most appreciative of
your kind invitation to participate in this fine affair.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
January 15, 1962
To:
C. Arth
From:
D. Wright
Late Saturday afternoon, Roy Day phoned. He has a
Pomone Chairman for you,
Mrs. Richard Bomar (Barbara)
1171 Hillside Drive
Pomona
Phone: NA 2-8855
Said she was 29, good.
Dig
Eluen
Mice
M
Note: Talk to Bob Haldeman about this.
RN should sign.
Democrat file
November 11, 1961
Dear Mr. Angelillo:
Our mutual friend, Senator Dolwig, has
given me your letter concerning my candidacy for
Governor of California.
We have a long, hard campaign ahead of
us and I shall always be grateful for the fact that
Angelillo, Olindo Romulus
you and Miss Nettie Scott Riherd were among the
very first to offer your assistance. We will keep
in touch with you as our campaign plans develop.
In the meantime, any suggestion you may
have on the decisions I will be making between now
and election day will be most welcome.
With every good wish,
Sincerely,
1122 I
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X X copy X
x - Campaign manager
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Mr. Olindo Romulus Angelillo
1550 Glen Aylsa Avenue
Los Angeles 41, California
RMW:wt wt
bcc: Senator Richard J. Dolwig
OLINDO ROMULUS ANGELILLO
INVESTMENT COUNSEL
CONSULTING ENGINEER
1550 GLEN AYLSA AVENUE
CLINTON 6-5214 . LO5 ANGELES 41
Dear D me nipow,
I and a democrat.
However, this letter is written
not only in the best interest
of California but for our
nation in particular.
I steadfastly supported
my devoted friend Denator
Estes Kefaurer whose
friendship l highly prige.
my decision represents much
thought. I firmly beliger
it is important to have
your active elected.ptences
during these trying times.
your election will have
a unifying effect of
singstar significance
to the world.
OLINDO ROMULUS ANGELILLO
INVESTMENT COUNSEL
CONSULTING ENGINEER
1550 GLEN AYLSA AVENUE
CLINTON 6-5214 . LOS ANGELES 41
2.
mr nixon.
In order to assure you
genuine support and
cooperation I telephoned
nettie Scott Richerd, our
miss Democrat of California
nettie and I agreed to
authorize the use of our
respective names, in your
behalf as Governod of the
Statog California
Sincerely
The Honorable July 12,1961
Richard nixou.
Los California angeles,
3908 Wilshire Boulevard
November 16, 1961
Smyth, Elaine
Miss Elaine Smyth
American Political Science Association
1785 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W.
Washington 6. D. C.
Dear Miss Smyth:
Thank you very much for your kindness in
sending me the annual meeting panel papers for 1961.
Please feel no concern about the delay. It
created no problem and I do appreciate your taking
care of this for me.
Sincerely,
1/1 the
H. R. Haldeman
Subj: HRH Requests
HRH:ss
AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
1785 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, N. W.
WASHINGTON 6, D. C.
Office of the Executive Director
October 31, 1961
Dear Mr. Haldeman:
I am sorry to be so late in sending you
these 1961 annual meeting panel papers.
The student who generally handles this
for us has been ill for the past 10 days and
hence, things have back-logged a bit.
Again, my apologies.
Sincerely,
Elaine Claim Smyth Smith (Miss)