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From Tod R. Hullin to Sally Linderman RE:
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From Sally Linderman to John D.
Ehrlichman RE: Young Republican National
Leadership Conference. 1pg. Attached
pamphlet.
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GENERAL
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F66-11-1 BIRLICHMAN, JOHN DE
March 12, 1973
Dear Miss Linderman:
John Ehrlichman has asked me to respond to your very gracious
invitation of March 9 asking him to join the Young Republican
National Leadership Conference at a reception OR Thursday
evening, March 29, at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
Mr. Ehrlichman would very much like to be with you at that
time, but unfortunately, will be out of the city and therefore
will have to decline.
Best regards.
Sincerely yours,
Tod R. Hullin
Executive Assistant to
John D. Ehrlichman
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Miss Sally Linderman
5120 Manning Drive
Bethesda, Maryland 20014
MAR 1 2 1973
MARCH 28-31
YRLC
YOUNG REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
SHERATON PARK HOTEL 2660 CONNECTICUT AVENUE N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20008 (202) 265-2000
March 9, 1973
Assistant to the President
The The
Honorable John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Ehrlichman:
The 1973 Young Republican National Leadership Con-
ference will be held in Washington, D. C., from March 28-31.
On Thursday evening, March 29, a special reception for you
and other members of the Nixon Administration will be held
in the North Cotillion Room of the Sheraton-Park Hotel from
5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Immediately following the reception,
you are invited to be our guest at the Presidential Banquet
to which past Young Republican Chairman, Co-Chairmen, members
of the Young Republican Advisory Board, and former officials
of the Committee for the Re-Election of the President have
also been invited.
This occasion will provide an excellent opportunity
for you to meet with the future leaders of our party. These
young people, who have come to Washington from all over the
nation, will be anxious to meet with you. We urge your
participation in this program as it will mean a great deal
to the success of YRLC '73.
Please direct any questions to me at 202/296-4800.
Black Tie Optional
Chairman, YRLC Reception
Address RSVP's to:
Miss Sally Linderman
5120 Manning Drive
Bethesda, Maryland 20014
YOUNG REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
310 First Street, S.E.
Washington, D. C. 20003 (202) 484-6680
ESSE
7
YRLC
YRLC
YRLC '73 - RECEPTIONS, BANQUETS, TOURS, WORKSHOPS, LECTURES, SEMINARS - MARCH 28 - 31
Make plans now to join us for our 15th
Our Conference will highlight all aspects of campaign management,
annual Young Republican Leadership Con-
successful YR programming, topical briefings on current domestic and
ference. The entire 1973 program sched-
foreign policy issues, and the famed Graduate School. It's all here - 4 days
uled for March 28-31 in Washington, D.C.,
of every imaginable phase of political activity.
is designed to provide you with opportu-
nities to meet the Republican Party's lead-
ing spokesmen. You'll mingle with Senators
and Congressmen at the Congressional
Campaign Management
Reception. Hear various banquet speakers
- among those invited are Anne Arm-
- Candidate recruitment. How do we get Republicans elected?
strong, Counsellor to the President; Senator
- Proper polling techniques and judging public opinion.
Brooke, Congressman Crane, Governors
- How to run a campaign (local, state, national).
Moore and Reagan. President Nixon has
- Fund-raising (direct mail, advertising, parties).
Governor Reagan
been extended an invitation too!
Spend a few leisurely hours with Na-
How To Have a Successful YR Club
tional Security Council Advisor, Dolf
- These panels will include all relevant facets of building a YR club.
Droge, who will highlight our Vietnam
Includes program, membership, public relations, parliamentary pro-
experience and analyze other vital areas of
cedure, voter registration, fund-raising.
concern to our foreign policy advisors. Or,
- YR relations with the local senior party.
if you want to see the latest in campaign
- See the IDEA MART - diversified and imaginative projects on
films, join expert Julian Kanter for a
display.
political review of the best (and the worst)
in television political advertising.
Dolf Droge
Issues
Take time to tour Capitol Hill on Wednesday, March 28, or visit our
- Hear Administrative spokesmen "brief" you on such topics as
national monuments, Arlington Cemetery, the National Gallery of Art, the
national security, health care, agriculture, and the cost of living.
Smithsonian, and all the other attractions which have made Washington such
a beautiful city. Accompany us on the White House tour and reception on
Friday, March 30, and then help us celebrate the finale - the Cold Duck
Graduate School
Party on Saturday evening.
- Upgraded this year for YRNF Executive and National Committee
Hear the topical panels "Gals in Politics," "The Emerging Republican
members and those outstanding YRs as selected by each YR State
Majority," "The New Congress - What to Expect," and "Pundits and
Chairman. Hear remarks from White House aides, columnists, poll-
Politicians." These seminars and lectures, sightseeing and partying await you
sters, and join a discussion of the role of YR State Chairmen, Com-
during these fabulous four days in Washington.
mitteemen and Committeewomen.
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YRLC
Now in its 15th year, YRLC is a four-day program designed for Young Republicans,
College Republicans, and Teenage Republicans. It is for those club leaders who want to
develop strong and effective Republican organizations and for those interested in
campaign management techniques. It is for those desiring "in-depth" analyses of domestic
and foreign policy issues. And it will provide all Republicans a unique opportunity to
meet the Party leadership.
YRLC INFORMATION
Registration Fee: Full registration for the entire Conference is $67. Fee includes all
banquets, luncheons, receptions, lectures, workshops, seminars, and transportation to and
from Capitol Hill and the White House. The Weekender rate is $37 for those registering
after 2 p.m. Friday, March 30. Fee includes the White House tour, Friday night's
seminars, and all of Saturday's programs and meals, and the Cold Duck Dance. The Wash-
ington area Commuter fee is $15 (all meals extra). Registration forms may be obtained
from your YR State Chairman or YRLC Headquarters.
Hotel Reservations: The YRLC special room rates are $20 single, $25 Double, $30
Triple, $36 Quads. All room reservations (except hospitality suites) should be made
directly with the Sheraton-Park Hotel, 2660 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
20008. Telephone: 202-265-2000. Please use the YRLC hotel reservation forms provided
especially for this Conference.
Arrival Time: YRLC officially begins at 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 28, when
participants will be provided bus transportation to Capitol Hill. If participant elects, he
may tour the Washington area in specially-chartered buses. Because the Congressional
Reception will begin at 5 p.m., every effort should be made to be registered and checked
into the hotel by early Wednesday afternoon in order to be able to participate in these
programs.
Young Republican Leadership Conference
310 First Street, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20003
(202) 484-6680