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From Herbert Klein to the President. RE: Gossip columns in various newspapers. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 3/25/1970
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
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3/25/1970
Campaign
Memo
From Herbert Klein to the President. RE:
Gossip columns in various newspapers.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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March 25, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
Each week I plant column ideas with friends in various
parts of the country. As you know, these gossip
columns are the best read parts of any newspaper.
Attached are two examples of such items from the
Chicago Tribune this week.
The David and Julie story was given to me by David
and embellished a little by me. I also used it as
an anecdote in my appearance on the Tonight Show
with Art Linkletter.
Herbert G. Klein
HGK : MEW : j aw
March 19, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
Attached is an editorial from Wednesday's Los Angeles Times which is
highly damaging to Senator Murphy. I understand that the San Francisco
Chronicle also has something of a negative nature.
Three months or so ago I found at one of the political meetings conducted
by the Vice President that the Senate Campaign Committee was saying
that Murphy had a safe seat. I asked them to look into it more. I then
talked privately with Rogers Morton and the Vice President and told them
the facts I had heard in Los Angeles regarding Murphy and Technicolor,
Inc. I said I felt I should not tell anyone else so as not to tie it to anyone
else at the White House or Bob Finch. It was agreed that Morton, who
was to be in California, would make some inquiries and, if necessary,
the Vice President would discuss this with Murphy and probably yourself.
Most of the California Republicans whitewash any doubt of Murphy's
electability. I made certain that Morton would talk privately with Miller
who gave him a full fill-in. Whether or not they took any action I don't
know.
HERBERT G. KLEIN
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