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This file contains: Copy of a memo from Bull to Haldeman RE: guest list for a Celebrities Reception. Handwritten notes on original added by unknown. 3 pgs. [Subject: Domestic Policy] [Memo], 8/9/1972

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Richard Nixon Presidential Library Contested Materials Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date No Date Subject Document Type Document Description 7 58 8/9/1972 Domestic Policy Memo Copy of a memo from Bull to Haldeman RE: guest list for a Celebrities Reception. Handwritten notes on original added by unknown. 3 pgs. Friday, July 02, 2010 Page 1 of 1 MEMORANDUM Hxu THE WHITE HOUSE 8/14 WASHINGTON August 9, 1972 9:30 a.m. MEMORANDUM FOR: H. R. HALDEMAN FROM: STEPHEN BULL C RE: Celebrities Reception Guest List mailed E/D berry You asked for an update on the list of people we are inviting to the celebrities reception. Rather than giving you 25 pages again, may I please just give you the changes: Deletions Lorne Greene - The Committee is still working on him and they have asked that we hold up on his invitation. Joe South (Nashville List) - The reason given by the Committee for his deletion is a bit sketchy, but I believe it relates to a criminal offense, James Garner -- Mrs. Garner is an avid McGovern supporter. Mr. Garner will definitely not work for the President. Marvene Jones (Hollywood Reporter) Not as friendly as the Committee originally thought. Additions Nashville Committed Celebrity List: Doug Kershaw Tommy Roe Billy Crash Craddock Billy Jo Royal Faron Young Miss Dorothy Owens (Buck's sister) Statler Brothers Miss Reba Hanncock Miss Dottie West Johnny Cash's sister) Don Gibson Connie Smith Dallas Frazier - 2 -- Committed Celebrities: Dr. and Mrs. John French (Dorothy Kirsten) Executive Committee: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Firestone Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Klein Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schulman Mr. and Mrs. William Self Mr. and Mrs. Jules C. Stein White House Staff: Taft Schreiber has recommended that Peter Flanigan and Jim Loken be invited to attend the celebrities reception. The reasoning is that the two aforementioned gentlemen have "carried the mail" in following up the movie industry meeting in San Clemente last year and Taft was quite insistent that these two persons should be given an invitation. Approve Disapprove H The Celebrities Committee is reviewing the complete list of those who have entertained at the White House as well as those who have entertained at other Presidential functions (e.g., Pete Fountain in New Orleans in 1970) and will have a determination by the end of today as to which people should be invited to the reception. You will note that Dorothy Kirsten is already on the committed celebrities list. The invitations will go out on Thursday, August 10th, The reason for the delay was in the printing of the invitations. The envelopes are all addressed. We are already beginning to receive inquiries from staff members regarding their attendance at the celebrities reception, One inquiry has come from Don Rumsfeld who wants to know "if he should be there". I advised him that this is basically an opportunity for the committed celebrities to shake hands with the President and it would be a relatively brief function. Therefore, he should not change any plans just to attend that one-hour cocktail reception. - 3 - I think that our policy should be that senior White House staff should 6 be invited to the reception, P: may are out in California already in conjunction with the President's visit. This would include people such as Kissinger, Haldeman, and probably Klein. Agree Disagree cc: L. Winchester