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This file contains:
Affidavit of registration for RN to vote in Orange County, California. 2 pgs. [Other Document], 1/8/1970
RN's membership card in the Lotos Club. 2 pgs. [Other Document], N.D.
Envelope from the Lotos Club to RN, attention of Rose Mary Woods. 1 pg. [Other Document], 1/9/1970
From Norris W. Harkness, President of the Lotos Club, to RN regarding a membership card for the new year of 1970. [Letter], 1/7/1970
From David H. Legum, Chief Barker of the Variety Club of Washington, to RN regarding a membership card. 1 pg. [Letter], 1/12/1970
Envelope from the Variety Club of Washington to RN. 2 pgs. [Other Document], 1/12/1970
From Thomas W. Bewley to Rose Mary Woods RE: enclosed letter and Whittier College. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg. [Letter], 1/16/1970
From Thomas W. Bewley, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Whittier College, to RN regarding a report on the college. 2 pgs. [Letter], 1/16/1970
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This file contains:
Affidavit of registration for RN to vote in Orange County, California. 2 pgs. [Other Document], 1/8/1970
RN's membership card in the Lotos Club. 2 pgs. [Other Document], N.D.
Envelope from the Lotos Club to RN, attention of Rose Mary Woods. 1 pg. [Other Document], 1/9/1970
From Norris W. Harkness, President of the Lotos Club, to RN regarding a membership card for the new year of 1970. [Letter], 1/7/1970
From David H. Legum, Chief Barker of the Variety Club of Washington, to RN regarding a membership card. 1 pg. [Letter], 1/12/1970
Envelope from the Variety Club of Washington to RN. 2 pgs. [Other Document], 1/12/1970
From Thomas W. Bewley to Rose Mary Woods RE: enclosed letter and Whittier College. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg. [Letter], 1/16/1970
From Thomas W. Bewley, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Whittier College, to RN regarding a report on the college. 2 pgs. [Letter], 1/16/1970
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
Folder List
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
2
11
01/08/1970
Other Document
Affidavit of registration for RN to vote in
Orange County, California. 2 pgs.
2
11
N.D.
Other Document
RN's membership card in the Lotos Club. 2
pgs.
2
11
01/09/1970
Other Document
Envelope from the Lotos Club to RN,
attention of Rose Mary Woods. 1 pg.
2
11
01/07/1970
Letter
From Norris W. Harkness, President of the
Lotos Club, to RN regarding a membership
card for the new year of 1970.
2
11
01/12/1970
Letter
From David H. Legum, Chief Barker of the
Variety Club of Washington, to RN
regarding a membership card. 1 pg.
2
11
01/12/1970
Other Document
Envelope from the Variety Club of
Washington to RN. 2 pgs.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
2
11
01/16/1970
Letter
From Thomas W. Bewley to Rose Mary
Woods RE: enclosed letter and Whittier
College. Handwritten notes added by
unknown. 1 pg.
2
11
01/16/1970
Letter
From Thomas W. Bewley, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees of Whittier College, to RN
regarding a report on the college. 2 pgs.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Page 2 of 2
STATEMENT OF TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF NAME
VOTER'S COPY NoA 826102
(Check One)
First Registration in State
First Registration in County
Change of Name or Address
Change of Party
Change of Occupation
1 hereby request cancellation of my current Orange County registration.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County of Orange
}
SS.
AFFIDAVIT OF REGISTRATION
The undersigned affiant, being duly sworn, says: I will be at least 21 years of age at the time of the next succeeding
election, a citizen of the United States 90 days prior thereto, and a resident of the State one year, of the County 90 days,
PRINT
and of the Precinct 54 days next preceding such election, and will be an elector of this County at the next succeeding election.
CLEARLY
ALL
(
If now registered in this county under this or another name, fill
I am now registered as a voter in this State.
out transfer clause at top. If now registered in another county,
execute a separate affidavit of cancellation before registering.
)
ITEMS
I have not been convicted of a felony.
(
Not all felony convictions will disqualify you from voting. If you have ever been convicted
of a felony contact the County Clerk for a determination as to your eligibility to vote.
)
3. can
read the Constitution in the English language; I can
write my name; I am entitled to vote by
having been on October 10, 1911, an elector.
Per section 315 Calif. Elections Code
Affiant will become 9. resident of % Califf 1 G. year 4. of May 2. 1976
I intend to affiliate at the ensuing primary election with the
Republican
Party.
(If affiliation is not given, write "Declines to State.")
My full name is
MR.
MRS.
MISS
SR.
JR.
NIXO
RICHARD
(Last Name)
(First Name & Middle Initial or First Initial & Middle Name)
Other
My residence is 4100 CALLE ISABELLA (WESTERN WHITE HOUSE)
(Street address, if none give Section, Township, and Range)
(Space or Apt. No.)
between
and
Streets, SAN CLEMENTE
(City or Town)
I was born in
CALIFORNIA
Date of birth
JANUARY 9
(State or Country)
(may be omitted)
8. My Social Security Number is
(may be omitted)
My occupation is
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
My
height
is
6
feet
0
inches
(If native born you need not
OF AMERICA
answer question 10)
10. I acquired CITIZENSHIP by (Check method of acquiring citizenship below).
a. Decree of Court, give place naturalized
City
State
Year
b. Father's (Mother's) naturalization.
My (Father's, Mother's, Husband's) name is (was):
c. Citizenship of Father or Mother.
d. Marriage to a citizen prior to Sept. 22, 1922.
(To be filled out when citizenship depends on
e. Naturalization of my husband prior to Sept. 22, 1922.
citizenship or naturalziation of parent or husband.)
f. Act of Congress.
g. By Treaty.
I
can
mark my ballot by reason of
X
Rifal Hint
(Affiant Sign in Full Above)
Residence
4100 Calle Isabella
San Clemente
(State physical disability, if any)
City or Town
Subscribed and Sworn To Before Me
ATTENTION OF VOTER
This registration shall continue in force and effect
address here shown you must re-register. Registration
Date January Month 8 Day
1970
until cancelled according to law. If you move from the
will be cancelled if the voter does not vote at the
W. E. ST JOHN, County Clerk
General Election of each even numbered year. This
receipt does not constitute the registration but is
furnished merely for the convenience of the voter.
By.
Acct. No.
F1051 13.3
Deputy County Clerk
RETAIN THIS COPY OF YOUR AFFIDAVIT FOR YOUR RECORDS
PLEASE RE-REGISTER IMMEDIATELY
IF YOU CHANGE RESIDENCE OR PARTY AFFILIATION
THE SAMPLE BALLOTS FOR COMING ELECTIONS ARE NOT FORWARDED IN THE MAILS. IF YOU MOVE
WITHIN THE 54 DAYS PRECEDING AN ELECTION, PHONE THE VOTER'S REGISTRATION OFFICE FOR THE
LOCATION OF THE POLLING PLACE. THE PHONE NUMBER IS 834-2244.
PERMANENT REGISTRATION
Your registration as a voter is permanent, and entitles you to vote at all elections which include the voting precinct of your residence.
However, YOU MUST AGAIN REGISTER each time you change address or political affiliation, OR IF YOU FAIL TO VOTE AT THE
GENERAL ELECTION HELD IN NOVEMBER OF EACH EVEN NUMBERED YEAR.
If you permanently change voting residence 54 or more days BEFORE an election, you must reregister from your new address to
again be entitled to vote.
Registration of voters is in progress at all times except during the 53 days immediately preceding any election, when registration shall
cease for that election as to electors residing in the territory within which the election is to be held. You may register at any CITY CLERK'S
OFFICE, many MAJOR SHOPPING CENTERS, or at the Voter's Registration Office, 1119 East Chestnut Avenue, Santa Ana. Information for
the location of the closest deputy in your community can be obtained by calling 834-2244.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS WITHIN THE COUNTY
READ BEFORE FILLING OUT THE FORM BELOW
If you are a registered voter in Orange County and have moved since you registered last, you may re-register by mail, Fill out and mail
the form below.
If you are not registered or need to re-register because of change of name or political party, you must register in person before a
deputy registrar.
If you are a registered voter moving WITHIN 54 DAYS of an election to another precinct in the same county or within 90 days to an-
other county you may only vote at your former precinct. You may request an absentee ballot for this purpose.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
You will be notified, by mail, of all elections at which you are entitled to vote, and you will receive a sample ballot, card, or com-
parable literature containing the names of the candidates and/or measures to be voted upon. You will also be advised of the location of the
polling place and the hours during which the polls will be open. (Official election matter will not be forwarded in the mails. Do not expect
your sample ballot if you have moved.)
ABSENT VOTING
(Excerpts from Election Code)
Any voter who expects to be absent from his precinct, or who will be unable to vote therein by reason of physical disability, or who
will be unable to go to his polling place on election day by reason of the fact that the tenets of his religion require his attendance at
church or religious services on that day or otherwise prevent him from attending the polls throughout that day, or a voter residing within a
precinct which is owned or controlled by the United States on the day on which any election is held, may cast a ballot upon complying with
the provisions of law.
Application for an absent voter ballot may be made as early as 60 days before, and must be received in the Voter's Registration
Office no later than 7 days before an election.
All requests or correspondence pertaining to Absent Voter Ballots should be addressed to Voter's Registration Office, P. O. Box 11298,
Santa Ana, CA 92711, ATTENTION: ABSENT VOTING SECTION.
W. E. ST JOHN, County Clerk
County of Orange
Detach on dotted line. Be sure old address is where you were last registered.
VOTER REGISTRATION CHANGE OF ADDRESS
To: VOTER'S REGISTRATION, COUNTY OF ORANGE
MISS
I, MRS.
a voter
PRINT NAME AS REGISTERED
FIRST
MIDDLE
LAST NAME
registered in the County of Orange, have moved from:
Old Address
WHERE LAST REGISTERED
NUMBER
STREET NAME
(AVE.
ST.
DR.
ETC.)
CITY
to
New Address
NUMBER AND STREET NAME
(AVE.
ST.
DR.
ETC.)
APT. NO.
CITY
I understand this notice is effective only for elections held 54 OR MORE days from date of postmark on the envelope containing this form.
The foregoing is correct, under penalty of perjury, to the best of my knowledge.
(sign as registered)
THE
LOTOS CLUB
1870-CENTENNIAL-1970
1970
5 EAST 66th STREET
NEW YORK
Hon. Richard Nixon
MEMBER
Whishas Stas
SECRETARY
THE LOTOS CLUB AFFILIATED CLUBS
DEVONSHIRE CLUB OF LONDON
GARRICK CLUB OF LONDON
SAVAGE CLUB OF LONDON
UNION INTERALLIEE OF PARIS
CLUB DU VIEUX PORT OF MARSEILLES
NUOVO CIRCOLO DEGLI SCACCHI OF ROME
CIRCOLO DELL UNIONE OF MILAN
THE ROYAL BACHELOR'S CLUB OF GOTHENBURG
CERCLE ROYAL GAULOIS OF BRUSSELS
CLUB ATHENIEN OF ATHENS
QUEBEC GARRISON CLUB OF QUEBEC
MOUNT STEPHEN CLUB OF MONTREAL
SAVAGE CLUB OF MELBOURNE
JOHNSONIAN CLUB OF BRISBANE
AUSTRALASIAN PIONEERS' CLUB OF SYDNEY
WELLESLEY CLUB OF WELLINGTON
THE CLIFF DWELLERS OF CHICAGO
FORTH WORTH CLUB OF FORT WORTH
THE KANSAS CITY CLUB OF KANSAS CITY
COLUMBIA CLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS
SEMINOLE CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE
CINCINNATI CLUB OF CINCINNATI
UNIVERSITY CLUB OF CLEVELAND
PACIFIC CLUB OF HONOLULU
ALBUQUERQUE CITY CLUB OF ALBUQUERQUE
THE MOHAWK CLUB OF SCHENECTADY
SATURN CLUB OF BUFFALO
THE LOTOS CLUB
MEET
YO
5 EAST 66TH STREET
U.S. POSTAGE
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10021
JAN-2'70
06
N.Y
ED.374151
attn Rose Mary Woods
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
The White House
Washington, D. C.
THE LOTOS CLUB
5 EAST SIXTY-SIXTH STREET
my
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10021
January 7, 1970
Dear Fellow Member:
Your Officers and Directors join me in wishing you a
rewarding and happy 1970 and in thanking you for your support
of our Lotos Club.
In sending you the enclosed membership card for 1970,
may I take the opportunity to remind you that our financial
standing a year from now will depend on your continued support
of Lotos functions--our State Dinners, receptions, luncheon
and evening Round Tables, and other informal and friendly
events that we all so enjoy? The benefit to our Club's
treasury is simply an extra dividend beyond the pleasure
gained from the events themselves.
May I also remind you that hosting or sponsoring other
parties or meetings for your company, organizations to which
you or your family belong, and various social occasions, are
another way we can all help Lotos? You know how well events
of many kinds are managed and how splendidly Victor, our chef,
makes them memorable. And do not forget that, though the
Clubhouse is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, it is
available for larger parties on those days. The cost of a
Lotos party is usually lower, even during week end days, than
you would find elsewhere, and the friendly, expert service is
widely known even beyond our membership.
Again my best wishes for a year that will give you
everything you want.
Cordially,
Rocru
Norris W. Harkness
President
1870 - CENTENNIAL - 1970
VARIETY CLUB OF WASHINGTON
TENT NO. 11
1823 L STREET, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036
TELEPHONE 659-2756
January 12, 1970
RW
The President
The White House
Washington, D. C.
I am happy to enclose your membership free card for 1970.
My dear Mr. President:
I hope we may look forward to your participation in
our charitable and social activities throughout the
year.
With kindest regards, I am,
Sincerely,
David H. Lequiry
David H. Legum
Chief Barker
DHL:ph
Encl
WAS PM
UNITED
STATES
6c
12 JAN
2A
1970
The President
The White House
Washington, D. C.
VARIETY CLUB OF WASHINGTON
TENT NO. 11
1823 L STREET, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036
BEWLEY, LASSLEBEN, WHELAN & MILLER
THOMAS W. BEWLEY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AREA CODE 213
HENRY L. KNOOP (1890-1965)
TELEPHONE 698-9771
SUITE 510 WHITTIER SQUARE
WILLIAM M. LASSLEBEN, JR.
TELEPHONE 723-8062
MARTIN E. WHELAN, JR.
13215 EAST PENN STREET
EDWARD L. MILLER
WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA 90602
FRANK G. SWAIN
JOHN W. SCHOOLING
COUNSEL
January 16, 1970
filletties Lill
Dear Rose:
Enclosed is a letter to the President concerning Whittier
College and the Nixon Institution of Human Affairs. I hope you
can get this to him and that he will have time to at least scan
the contents.
We are moving ahead with great strides at the college
and without dissension or wavering. There are a few hurt feel-
ings but our action had to be taken and it is best for the
college.
I certainly appreciate your help in these various matters,
and while I hesitate to bother the President, I am sure he would
like a factual report on what is happening at his Alma Mater.
As ever,
Tom
Thomas W. Bewley
TWB/tdj
had the good weather when here. of
It's rained here for a week so Lots you
wind too Ton
Miss Rose Woods
Executive Secretary to The President
The White House
Washington, D. C.
BEWLEY, LASSLEBEN, WHELAN & MILLER
THOMAS W. BEWLEY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AREA CODE 213
HENRY L. KNOOP (1890-1965)
TELEPHONE 698-9771
SUITE 510 WHITTIER SQUARE
WILLIAM M. LASSLEBEN, JR.
TELEPHONE 723-8062
MARTIN E. WHELAN, JR.
13215 EAST PENN STREET
EDWARD L. MILLER
WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA 90602
FRANK G. SWAIN
JOHN W. SCHOOLING
OF COUNSEL
January 16, 1970
My dear Mr. President:
This is a further report on Whittier College and the
Nixon Institution of Human Affairs.
Our Presidential Selection Committee narrowed the list
of applicants to twelve and then Art Corey and Milo Connick
interviewed the top six. The top two were invited to the campus
for visitation, with their expenses paid by the College. Dr.
Frederick Binder, formerly President of Hartwick College and
now Assistant Superintendent for Higher Education in the State
of New York has just been here with his wife. He is forty-nine,
full of vigor, is a real educator, speaks well and made a
decided hit with the faculty, students and trustees. After three
days of visitation here, the Trustees authorized me to invite
him to become President. Terms are now being negotiated and we
will have a press conference for the announcement in approximate-
ly two or three weeks. He will be on the campus by April first
if our negotiations are concluded.
We have completely revised the Nixon Institution of Human
Affairs. We asked Dr. Paul Smith to resign as Director, which
has been accomplished. I am drawing amendments to the College
By-Laws, putting that entire project under the direct supervision
of the President of the College. If we use Paul, it will be in
public relations and speaking for the Institution, for which
assignment he is admirably fitted. We now have almost $500,000.
cash in the Institution Account. This is enough to set up one
complete Chair. Dr. Case is now negotiating with world-renowned
professors to come to the campus to fill the first Chair next
September. We hope to have him teach an outstanding class for
the full year, or at least one semester. The type of man we
are after will be so outstanding that we will get world-wide
publicity and a man who is so famous in his field he will command
considerable academic respect.
We are reorganizing our Public Relations office and the
Financial Relations office with new personnel and they will be
given the task to immediately start raising funds for three more
Chairs of $500,000.00 each. These are to endow special lecturers,
writers and teachers for special courses at the college. These
Chairs will not employ any regular faculty member at the college
but will be used to bring renowned men to the campus. We pro-
pose to leave the Nixon Institution Committee as now provided
in the By-Laws but to be filled with distinguished national
leaders which will constitute an Advisory Board for the Nixon
Institution.
1.
January 15, 1970
We will, of course, continue our efforts for a million
dollar building along with the endowment for the other three
Chairs. The fact is, however, that we now have $500,000.00
which completely endows one chair and the program actually
starts with the commencing of school in September.
Dr. Case has been of tremendous value to the College
because of his own ability and his experience at Boston University.
For the first time in my history on the Board we have regular
committee meetings, committee members actually working on important
policy and like matters. Since Dr. Case has been here I have been
chairing five committee meetings per month, none of which has been
less than a two-hour session and it is remarkable how we have been
able to put together a team of trustees, faculty and administration
which actually operates as it should have been doing for many years.
This has been difficult for me because of my emotional
involvement with Paul and it has not only taken hours and days of
time from the office, but frankly, I am about to take off for a
fishing trip in Mexico to get a little rest and get away from the
tension. The Trustees are unanimous in taking the above action
and we have no dissenting voice or group in the Trustees or the
Administration. It has been a remarkable experience with coopera-
tion and understanding of all involved here.
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas W. Bewley
Chairman of Board of Trustees
for Whittier College
TWB/tdj
President Richard M. Nixon
The White House
Washington, D. C.