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From Robert C. Swain, Thomas E. Sunderland, and George M. Mardikian of the Cave Man Camp to members of the camp regarding a Building Committee. 2 pgs. [Letter], 10/28/1970
From Rose Mary Woods to an unknown representative of the Bide-A-Wee Cemetary regarding fresh trimmings for gravesites. Blind carbon copy to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg. [Letter], 10/22/1970
From Leonard Garment to Rose Mary Woods RE: Israeli Minister Argov. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/30/1970
From Moshe Dayan to RN RE: a meeting. 1 pg. [Letter], 12/18/1968
Copy of a letter from Julie Nixon Eisenhower to a general regarding a gift from his collection. 2 pgs. [Letter], 1/5/1969
From RN to General Hughes RE: State Dinner. 1 pgs. (duplicate not scanned) [Memo], 10/25/1970
From RN to the Secretary of State regarding a dinner. 1 pg. (duplicate not scanned) [Memo], 10/25/1970
From Rose Mary Woods to RN regarding poll figures on the New York Senate race. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/22/1970
From Rose Mary Woods to RN regarding Dick Niehoff. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/27/1970
RN's membership card for the Rooyal Coach Motor Hotels. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
Envelope from the Royal Coach Motor Hotels to Rose Mary Woods. 1 pg. [Other Document], 10/13/1970
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This file contains:
From Robert C. Swain, Thomas E. Sunderland, and George M. Mardikian of the Cave Man Camp to members of the camp regarding a Building Committee. 2 pgs. [Letter], 10/28/1970
From Rose Mary Woods to an unknown representative of the Bide-A-Wee Cemetary regarding fresh trimmings for gravesites. Blind carbon copy to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg. [Letter], 10/22/1970
From Leonard Garment to Rose Mary Woods RE: Israeli Minister Argov. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/30/1970
From Moshe Dayan to RN RE: a meeting. 1 pg. [Letter], 12/18/1968
Copy of a letter from Julie Nixon Eisenhower to a general regarding a gift from his collection. 2 pgs. [Letter], 1/5/1969
From RN to General Hughes RE: State Dinner. 1 pgs. (duplicate not scanned) [Memo], 10/25/1970
From RN to the Secretary of State regarding a dinner. 1 pg. (duplicate not scanned) [Memo], 10/25/1970
From Rose Mary Woods to RN regarding poll figures on the New York Senate race. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/22/1970
From Rose Mary Woods to RN regarding Dick Niehoff. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/27/1970
RN's membership card for the Rooyal Coach Motor Hotels. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
Envelope from the Royal Coach Motor Hotels to Rose Mary Woods. 1 pg. [Other Document], 10/13/1970
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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
20
10/28/1970
Letter
From Robert C. Swain, Thomas E.
Sunderland, and George M. Mardikian of the
Cave Man Camp to members of the camp
regarding a Building Committee. 2 pgs.
2
20
10/22/1970
Letter
From Rose Mary Woods to an unknown
representative of the Bide-A-Wee Cemetary
regarding fresh trimmings for gravesites.
Blind carbon copy to Herb Kalmbach. 1 pg.
2
20
10/30/1970
Memo
From Leonard Garment to Rose Mary
Woods RE: Israeli Minister Argov.
Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg.
2
20
12/18/1968
Letter
From Moshe Dayan to RN RE: a meeting. 1
pg.
2
20
01/05/1969
Letter
Copy of a letter from Julie Nixon
Eisenhower to a general regarding a gift from
his collection. 2 pgs.
2
20
10/25/1970
Memo
From RN to General Hughes RE: State
Dinner. 1 pgs. (duplicate not scanned)
Monday, October 19, 2009
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
2
20
10/25/1970
Memo
From RN to the Secretary of State regarding
a dinner. 1 pg. (duplicate not scanned)
2
20
10/22/1970
Memo
From Rose Mary Woods to RN regarding
poll figures on the New York Senate race. 1
pg.
2
20
10/27/1970
Memo
From Rose Mary Woods to RN regarding
Dick Niehoff. 1 pg.
2
20
N.D.
Other Document
RN's membership card for the Rooyal Coach
Motor Hotels. 1 pg.
2
20
10/13/1970
Other Document
Envelope from the Royal Coach Motor
Hotels to Rose Mary Woods. 1 pg.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Page 2 of 2
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
WAYNE, NEW JERSEY 07470
ROBERT C. SWAIN
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
October 28, 1970.
Members of Cave Man Camp:
Hon. Richard M. Nixon
Frank O. Prior
Joseph P. Binns
Tom G. Prior
W. Glenn Campbell
Eugene C. Pulliam
Loren R. Chandler
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Peter Grimm
J. E. Wallace Sterling
Allan Hoover
Thomas E. Sunderland
Herbert Hoover III
Robert C. Swain
Jack R. Howard
John E. Swearingen
George S. Johnson
Lowell Thomas, Sr.
Thomas Kelland
Lowell Thomas, Jr.
Lawrence A. Kimpton
Walter Trohan
George M. Mardikian
General A. C. Wedemeyer
Jeremiah Milbank
Dear Fellow Cave Men:-
You will recall that our Camp Captain appointed
a Building Committee last July to study the variety of
improvements either required by the Grove Committee or
for our own convenience. This is in the nature of a
progress report by your committee coupled with a further
request for any suggestions you may have which can be
fitted into the final plan.
Tom Sunderland has agreed to meet with George Mardikian
and a representative of the Grove Committee within the
next couple of weeks to finalize our suggestions, and we
would greatly appreciate any comments you may have individually
prior to that meeting.
Now, as to our present thinking:- You all recognize,
I am sure, that Cave Man Camp has, through years of neglect,
deteriorated into a second-class camp, structurally speaking,
and that major repairs must be made. We are currently
thinking along the following lines:
1 - Major emphasis has been placed on renovating and
adding to our kitchen and dining room facilities. It is
planned to enlarge the dining area by moving the present
kitchen to the "ghetto" area previously used by a combination
of our hard working staff and miscellaneous storage.
An entirely new structure will be built parallel to
but separated from the main dining and kitchen area to house
a new rodent-proof storage room and a clean and functional
dormitory with toilet and shower facilities for our staff.
Incidentally, you would be amazed how much damage pack rats,
etc. can do to stored materials each year, if not protected.
2 - In general, we are adopting the principle of
preventive maintenance by attempting to make necessary
structural repairs throughout the camp SO that they will
not have to be redone very year or two. A substantial
number of such repairs will have to be made.
3 - Considerable thought has been given to the aesthetics
of the camp, such as new cushions, chairs, plastic hangers,
new screens where desirable, lights in all the wash areas,
possibly rugs on cabin floors, etc.
Any further ideas or suggestions would be very much
appreciated by your hard working (?) committee.
Respectfully submitted,
Bob
frain
Cave Man Building Committee
Robert C. Swain
Thomas E. Sunderland
George M. Mardikian
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October 22, 1970
Dear Sir:
It has just recently come to our attention that
your organization has a plan whereby, for an
annual fee of $12.00, fresh trimmings are
planted periodically at the gravesites in the
cemetery.
The President and Mrs. Nixon are very much
interested in subscribing to this service for
the plot where their family pet, "Checkers",
is buried.
We would appreciate your seeing that this
service is instituted and forwarding a bill
to the White House at your early convenience.
With all good wishes,
Sincerely,
Rose Mary Woods
Secretary to the President
Custodian
Bide-A-Wee Cemetery
Wantagh and Beltagh Avenues
Wantagh, Long Island, New York 11793
be: Heib Kalmbach w/copy of incoming letter from Mrs. Louis Long.
RMW:maf
MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 30, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR ROSE WOODS
fre
FROM:
LEONARD GARMENT
Israeli Minister Argov has informed me of plans to publish
an album of General Moshe Dayan's collection of antiquities
and memorabilia. General Dayan would like to include the
attached correspondence between the General, the President
and Julie Eisenhower. The Embassy made clear that in no
event will it be published unless this idea is completely
acceptable to Julie. Would you please advise me of her wishes
in this matter.
Thanks.
mr. President
yes R
no
Shan to Julie ok.
attachment
I'll try to think of a folfstom
Tel-Aviv, December 18, 1968
Dear Mr. President,
Having returned home, I write to thank you for being so
kind as to let me see you at this time. I greatly enjoyed the
meeting and, of course, should you or your staff ever feel like
having information on my views on events in the Middle East, we
shall always be at your disposal. Lot me also take this opportunity
of wishing you all the best on your Presidency of the United States,
the leading country of the democratic world.
I have taken the liberty of attaching a small token for
your daughter on the occasion of her wedding - a Canaanite necklace
and a fertility idol (Asterite), from the year 1200 B.C., found in
the hills of Bethlehem (village of Idna). If at any time your daughter
doesn't want to go on having children - she should put it right away
from her, because all the modern means are, of course, second rate,
and won't stand up to the ancient charm.
With my best wishes,
Yours sincerely,
Moshe Dayan
Minister of Defence
President-elect Richard M. Nixon,
New York,
USA
January 5, 1962
Dear General Dayan,
David and are so
Thrilled and honored to
have a sift from your
personal collection The
fertility god and the nicklace
are priceless and will be
treasured by us and by
one children I took your
advice and stored the doll
in Washington aguite since
distance from Mass a chersett!
the afen years, we will be
able to keep the an clase to us.
My Mother has cryined
showing your beautiful sift,
which Thr. scrambon delivered,
to our many visitors. They all
-
Mrs. Dwight David Eisenhower II
lon to hard The rase up to the
light.
1"
with desp appreciation,
sincerely,
Julie Nixon Eisinhower
October 25, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR
General Hughes
FROM THE PRESIDENT
I would like for you to give a personal commendation from
me to each of the military aides who participated in the State
Dinner last night.
Handling one Chief of State or Head of Government at a
dinner is hard enough, but to have that many at one time
presented a task which seemed insurmountable if we were to
achieve our goal of making each one feel that he was getting
the proper respect shown to him.
The fine members of your team carried out their assign-
ments flawlessly from the time that they picked up the guests
by plane in New York to the time that they escorted them to their
automobiles at the conclusion of the evening.
Mrs. Nixon and I have often remarked after State Dinners
how proud we are of our military aides. This assignment must
sometimes seem rather boring for active men, but you can
tell each of those who have been with us during our stay here
that I believe they have rendered superb service to the Nation
by their poise and efficiency in sometimes potentially touchy
situations.
October 25, 1970
MEMORANDUM TO
The Secretary of State
FROM THE PRESIDENT
I would appreciate it if you would tell all of the State
Department officials who participated in the dinner for Chiefs of
State and Heads of Government last night that I was enormously
impressed by the smoothness and grace with which they handled
this unique and difficult assignment.
It is hard enough to take care of one Head of State when
he comes for a visit but to have that many at one time presented
endless opportunities for sensitive leaders to get their noses
out of joint. The way each Desk Officer escorted the man for
whom he was responsible through the evening made me very
proud of the Rreign Service and demonstrated again the truth
of what you said to me when we were visiting the UN -- that
our people know how to put on a meeting of any type with
efficiency and style.
MR. PRESIDENT
According to Murray Chotiner, Governor Rockefeller is
going to call you tonight to give you the real low-down
on the poll figures in the Senate race in New York.
Murray says that Cannon said they were all bunched together --
30-30-30. Murray said he did not believe that and Cannon
said he could not believe it either. Apparently those were
not the right figures and the Governor will be placing a
call to you.
RMWoods
10/22/70
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 27, 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
Rose Mary Woods
Road
July of that appearance.
October 21 to say what a great job you did
if Taft makesit at all it will be because
He thought your trip to the University was sensational and was,
in fact, delighted with everything you did.
He is very pessimistic about the chances in Ohio, but wanted
to assure you that they are holding the finance group together
and they will be ready to meet immediately after the Election
to start working for 1972.
As an indication of the lack of interest because of the dissension,
disagreement and lack of cooperation within the Party, he said
that while in previous years women had gone from door to door
on behalf of the candidates, this year the women did not want to
do this. In other words, there is just general apathy about the
whole situation. Again, he repeated if there are any wins, it will
be strictly because of your visit there.
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