Memorandum from Robert Orben to Robert Hartmann Regarding Observations on Recent Speeches
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 18, 1975
ADMINISTRA TIVELY CONFIDENTIAL
MEMORANDUM FOR:
ROBERT HARTMANN
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VIA:
PAUL THEIS OAT
FROM:
ROBERT ORBEN R.o.
RE:
Observations on Recent Speeches.
The West Point and Holton-Arms - speeches went very well and I thought
the press conference in the Rose Garden was excellent. The answers
were concise, the tempo of response was maintained, the comment
about the Rose Garden setting at the close of the conference was ap-
propriate, and mixing with the audience at the finish made for a very
good television picture. One of the best yet.
The Ft. Benning and National Federation of Independent Business
Conference speeches were well delivered. The President's pacing
has picked up and his voice is assuming more tonal variety which
makes for better listening. A little faster delivery would add a
crispness to the words -- but, as was evident from the audience
response, both of these speeches scored.
The business speech, in particular, was written with some built-in - ap-
plause bids and I would suggest more of this in future speeches. The
use of vivid language "I will not let you suffocate!" is great.
This is the type of red meat most audiences thrive on.
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