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Letter from Rose Mary Woods to Milton Rose informing him that RN has signed the papers he sent earlier. 1pg. [Letter], 5/15/1972
Letter from M. Rose to Rose Mary Woods informing her of enclosed waivers of notice of Meeting of Board of Directors as well as waivers of notice of Meeting of Members of Foundation to be signed by the President. 1pg. [Letter], 5/11/1972
Letter form David Hitchcock to RN informing him of enclosed absentee ballot. 1pg. [Letter], 5/9/1972
Form letter from Walter H. Judd to "Fellow Member" (of Former Members of Congress, Inc.) informing of doings from second annual Alumni Day celbration. 2pgs. [Letter], 5/30/1972
Newsletter outlining proceedings and debates of the 92nd Congress, Second Session (not scanned) 8 pgs. [Newsletter], 4/28/1972
Membership listing of "Former Members of Congress." 2pgs. [Report], 3/1/1972
Article titled: "Auxiliary Formed at Reunion." 1pg. [Newspaper], 5/7/1972
Memo from Rose Mary Woods to Ehrlichman RE: RN signing Martin Anderson's application for membership in the Bohemian Club. 1pg. [Memo], 5/15/1972
Letter from Rose Mary Woods to Jack Naylor RE: picking up files from his Archives. 1pg. [Letter], 6/2/1972
Letter from Jack Naylor to Rose Mary Woods RE: files/records left behind in their Archives. 1pg. [Letter], 5/4/1972
Filing legend for PN's files, 1960. 3pgs. [Form], n.d.
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This file contains:
Letter from Rose Mary Woods to Milton Rose informing him that RN has signed the papers he sent earlier. 1pg. [Letter], 5/15/1972
Letter from M. Rose to Rose Mary Woods informing her of enclosed waivers of notice of Meeting of Board of Directors as well as waivers of notice of Meeting of Members of Foundation to be signed by the President. 1pg. [Letter], 5/11/1972
Letter form David Hitchcock to RN informing him of enclosed absentee ballot. 1pg. [Letter], 5/9/1972
Form letter from Walter H. Judd to "Fellow Member" (of Former Members of Congress, Inc.) informing of doings from second annual Alumni Day celbration. 2pgs. [Letter], 5/30/1972
Newsletter outlining proceedings and debates of the 92nd Congress, Second Session (not scanned) 8 pgs. [Newsletter], 4/28/1972
Membership listing of "Former Members of Congress." 2pgs. [Report], 3/1/1972
Article titled: "Auxiliary Formed at Reunion." 1pg. [Newspaper], 5/7/1972
Memo from Rose Mary Woods to Ehrlichman RE: RN signing Martin Anderson's application for membership in the Bohemian Club. 1pg. [Memo], 5/15/1972
Letter from Rose Mary Woods to Jack Naylor RE: picking up files from his Archives. 1pg. [Letter], 6/2/1972
Letter from Jack Naylor to Rose Mary Woods RE: files/records left behind in their Archives. 1pg. [Letter], 5/4/1972
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05/15/1972
Letter
Letter from Rose Mary Woods to Milton
Rose informing him that RN has signed the
papers he sent earlier. 1pg.
3
5
05/11/1972
Letter
Letter from M. Rose to Rose Mary Woods
informing her of enclosed waivers of notice
of Meeting of Board of Directors as well as
waivers of notice of Meeting of Members of
Foundation to be signed by the President.
1pg.
3
5
05/09/1972
Letter
Letter form David Hitchcock to RN
informing him of enclosed absentee ballot.
1pg.
3
5
05/30/1972
Letter
Form letter from Walter H. Judd to "Fellow
Member" (of Former Members of Congress,
Inc.) informing of doings from second annual
Alumni Day celbration. 2pgs.
3
5
04/28/1972
Newsletter
Newsletter outlining proceedings and debates
of the 92nd Congress, Second Session (not
scanned) 8 pgs.
3
5
03/01/1972
Report
Membership listing of "Former Members of
Congress." 2pgs.
Friday, October 09, 2009
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05/07/1972
Newspaper
Article titled: "Auxiliary Formed at
Reunion." 1pg.
3
5
05/15/1972
Memo
Memo from Rose Mary Woods to
Ehrlichman RE: RN signing Martin
Anderson's application for membership in the
Bohemian Club. 1pg.
3
5
06/02/1972
Letter
Letter from Rose Mary Woods to Jack
Naylor RE: picking up files from his
Archives. 1pg.
3
5
05/04/1972
Letter
Letter from Jack Naylor to Rose Mary
Woods RE: files/records left behind in their
Archives. 1pg.
3
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Form
Filing legend for PN's files, 1960. 3pgs.
Friday, October 09, 2009
Page 2 of 2
May 15, 1972
Dear Milt Rose:
I certainly enjoyed talking with you last week and
I do hope we will have the pleasure of seeing you
before too long here in Washington.
The President has signed the papers which you
enclosed with your letter of May 11, and they are
being returned with this note.
With my warmest personal regards to Em and to
you,
Sincerely,
Rose Mary Woods
Secretary to the President
Milton C. Rose, Esq.
Mudge Rose Guthrie &
Alexander
20 Broad Street
New York, New York 10005
RMW:ma
MUDGE ROSE GUTHRIE & ALEXANDER
20 BROAD STREET
JOHN H. ALEXANDER
JOHN T. TRIMBLE
GEORGE F.ANDEREGG,JR.
BLISS ANSNES
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10005
COUNSEL
PETER W. ASHER
ARTHUR M. BECKER
MILTON BLACK
212-422-6767
1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.,N.W.
WALTER E. BREEN
H. RIDGELY BULLOCK
WASHINGTON, D.C.
WILLIAM H. CANNON
NICHOLAS J. CAPOZZOLI, JR.
202-298-5970
J.D. CLAYTON
THOMAS S. CURRIER
JOSEPH C. DALEY
GOLDTHWAITE H. DORR
May 11, 1972
12,RUE DE LA PAIX
THOMAS W. EVANS
RICHARD S. FARROW
PARIS 2.,FRANCE
ROBERT E. FERDON
JAMES G. FRANGOS
742-05-99
GERRIT GILLIS
GERALD B. GREENWALD
(D.C. BAR ONLY)
RANDOLPH H. GUTHRIE
MATTHEW G. HEROLD. JR.
CABLE ADDRESS
JOHN J. KIRBY. JR.
WILLIAM B. LANDIS
BALTUCHINS-NEW YORK
JOHN LARSON
WILLIAM B LAWLESS
FRANKLIN B LINCOLN.JR.
TELEX 127889
WILLIAM A. MADISON
ARTHUR J. MAHON
FRANCIS X MALONEY
JOHN N. MITCHELL
RICHARD H. NICHOLLS
RICHARD S. RITZEL
MILTON C, ROSE
NORMAN M. SEGAL
HARRY G SILLECK JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN.JR.
JAMES P. TANNIAN
ARNOLD H. TRACY
DONALD J.ZOELLER
Miss Rose Mary Woods
The White House
Washington, D. C.
Dear Rose:
Pursuant to our telephone conversation of yesterday after-
noon, I am enclosing, herewith, six waivers of notice of Meeting of
Board of Directors, in blank, to be signed by the Directors of The
Elmer and Mamdouha Bobst Foundation, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Bobst,
myself and the President. I also enclose two waivers of notice of
Meeting of Members of this Foundation, which should be signed by the
President since he is also a Member of the Foundation. These waivers
will be held in reserve for use at such times as the Directors and/or
Members meet. We shall have to have a Directors' meeting very short-
ly and I should, therefore, greatly appreciate it if you would obtain
the President's signature on all of the proposed waivers and return
them to me in the enclosed, stamped envelope.
As I explained to you, I am also enclosing Internal Revenue
Service Form 990 which, strictly speaking, requires the signature of
all of the Directors. While a return on this form has been filed
with an explanatory note to the effect that the President's signature
was not available to us prior to the filing date, we are proposing to
file a supplemental, or amended, return in order to comply with the
requirements. If the President will be good enough to sign this re-
turn, where indicated, you can also return it to me in the enclosed
envelope.
Thank you very much for your help in this. I hope that it
will not inconvenience you or the President.
As ever,
MCR:sm
Enclosures: 10, as above
Milt.
7
DAVID G. HITCHCOCK
OUNTY OF
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
P.O. BOX 11298
SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92711
RANGE
TELEPHONE: 834-2244
AREA CODE 714
5
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
May 9, 1972
RW
President Richard M. Nixon
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. President:
An absentee ballot application for the June 6, 1972 Primary
Election is enclosed for your convenience,
If your commitments will require you to be absent from your
precinct on election day, please sign the application form
and return it in the enclosed self-addressed envelope.
Very respectfully yours,
David G. Hitchcock
Registrar of Voters
DGH:rc
Spid Milned Enc. 5/15/72
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FORMER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, INC.
May 30, 1972
Dear Fellow Member:
Our second annual Alumni Day celebration was held on April 28th on the
floor of the House of Representatives, and I am pleased to report the tradition
is now well-established. Speaker Carl Albert, Majority Leader Hale Boggs,
Minority Leader Gerald Ford, as well as other sitting Members, gave us a fine
welcome, and representatives of Congresses from the 65th to the 90th responded
appropriately. About 75 FMC members were present during the day, although not
all were able to be present at the roll call. Enclosed is a copy of the Con-
gressional Record report of the proceedings.
Our fellow-member, Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird, arranged for buses
to take us to the State Department Conference Room for very informative off-the-
record briefings by high officials of State and Defense Departments. They dealt
mainly with the Far East, including the current situation in Vietnam, and the
overall defense strength of the United States today, especially in relation to
that of the Soviet Union.
We returned to the Hill for a delightful reception for members, spouses,
and widows. Quite a few sitting Members dropped by -- considering it was a Friday
evening in an election year!
Speaker Albert has written us: "It was great to have all the former
Members of Congress who were able to come, in Washington for our Annual Reunion
on April 28. I was
of course, delighted that it was enjoyed by others as
much as by myself".
Enclosed is a list by States of the 400 who have joined FMC. You will
note with regret that 17 of our members have passed away in these two years.
The membership of seven more is suspended while they are running this year for
the House or Senate. With almost 40 Senators and Representatives having announced
that they are not running for re-election, plus the possible "casualties" on
November 7th, there will be quite a few eligible recruits next January.
At our business meeting, six new members of the Board were elected: To
fill out a one-year term, Jeffery Cohelan of California; to fill out a two-year
term, Joseph Tydings of Maryland; for three-year terms, Joseph Barr of Indiana,
Eugene Keogh of New York, Thomas Kuchel of California, and George Meader of
Washington. The officers elected for 1972 are reported in the enclosed Record
reprint.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WALTER H. JUDD, President
JEFFERY COHELAN
GEORGE MEADER
JOSEPH D. TYDINGS, Vice-President
HOMER FERGUSON
A, S. MIKE MONRONEY
BEN REIFEL, Secretary
EUGENE J. KEOGH
HOWARD W. POLLOCK
JOSEPH W. BARR, Treasurer
THOMAS H. KUCHEL
ROBERT RAMSPECK
3083 Ordway Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20008 - (202) 362-6488
-2-
The fall reunion and briefings are planned for sometime after the
November election.
A new Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1971, has
been issued. As a former Member of Congress, you can obtain a copy by writing
to the Joint Committee on Printing.
Our wives and the widows of all former Members of the Congress have
formed a Women's Auxiliary of FMC. They got off to a flying start with 48 women
attending an organizing luncheon held the same day as our meeting, and 169 en-
rolling as Charter Members. As their officers they elected: President, Mrs.
Harold Hagen; Vice-President, Mrs. A. Sydney Herlong; Secretary, Mrs. Walter Judd;
Treasurer, Mrs. John Foley.
During the current year we hope to emphasize activities that will pre-
serve the associations and friendships established during our years of active
service, develop a program to give our people greater appreciation of the history
of the Congress and perhaps of some individual Congresses. We hope for the en-
actment of a resolution establishing an annual "Congress Day", (like Constitution
Day, Flag Day, Law Day, etc.), possible holding of regional meetings, issuance
of an occasional alumni bulletin or newsletter. Your Board welcomes your sugges-
tions.
Most of you have sent your 1972 dues. A reminder slip is enclosed in
case you haven't. Thanks.
With warm personal regards and every good wish, I am,
Sincerely,
Walter Suid Walter H. Judd
PRESIDENT
Enclosures
FORMER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
MEMBERSHIP LISTING 383 MEMBERS
MARCH, 1972
ALABAMA
CONNECTICUT
ILLINOIS
KENTUCKY
MICHIGAN
Miles Clayton Allgood
Raymond E. Baldwin *
Chester A. Chesney
Frank W. Burke
Raymond F. Clevenger
Laurie C. Battle
William Benton *
Frank W. Fries
Frank Chelf, Sr.
Billie S. Farnum
George M. Grant
Chester Bowles
Evan Howell
Earle C. Clements **
Homer Ferguson *
Carter Manasco
Prescott Bush *
Edward H Jenison
Charles P. Farnsley
Don Hayworth
LaFayette L. Patterson
Ranulf Compton
Calvin D. Johnson
W. Howes Meade
Frank E. Hook
Albert M. Rains
Albert W. Cretella
Roland V. Libonati
Thruston B. Morton **
August E. Johansen
Ellsworth B. Foote
Kenneth A. Roberts
Robert T. McLoskey
John M. Robsion, Jr.
John Lesinski
Armistead I. Selden,Jr.
Bernard F. Grabowski
James C. Murray
Maurice H. Thatcher
John C. Mackie
Frank Kowalski
Gale Schisler
George Meader
ALASKA
John Davis Lodge
Timothy P. Sheehan
LOUISIANA
Charles G. Oakman
Clare Booth Luce
Ernest Gruening *
Ralph Tyler Smith *
James Domengeaux
Charles E. Potter
Lucien J. Maciora
Howard W. Pollock
Robert J. Twyman
Gillis W. Long
Harold M. Ryan
Edwin H. May, Jr.
Harold H. Velde
Newt V. Mills
Neil Staebler
Abner W. Sibal
Andrew J. Transue
ARIZONA
INDIANA
MAINE
Lewis W. Douglas
DELAWARE
Ernest W. McFarland *
E. Ross Adair
Peter A. Garland
MINNESOTA
J. Allen Frear, Jr. *
Joseph W. Barr
Robert Hale
H. Carl Andersen
ARKANSAS
Harry G. Haskell, Jr.
John W. Boehne, Jr.
Clifford McIntire
Victor Christgau
Thomas Dale Alford
Harris B. McDowell, Jr.
Charles B. Brownson
James C. Oliver
Edward J. Devitt
Thomas W. Miller
Homer E. Capehart*
Stanley R. Tupper
Walter H. Judd
Clyde T. Ellis
Herbert B. Warburton
Shepard J. Crumpacker
Coya G. Knutson
E. C. Gathings
Cecil M. Harden
MARYLAND
George E. MacKinnon
Oren Harris
FLORIDA
Randall S. Harmon
John M. Butler *
Brooks Hays +
Courtney W. Campbell
Ralph Harvey
Katherine E. Byron
MISSISSIPPI
Catherine D. Norrell
William C Cramer
Earl Hogan
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
Frank E. Smith
Albert S. Herlong, Jr.
Edward A Mitchell
John R. Foley
John Bell Williams
CALIFORNIA
Ronald Brooks Cameron
D. R. (Billy) Matthews
F. Jay Nimtz
Samuel N. Friedel
George A. Smathers
Fred Wampler
DeWitt S. Hyde
MISSOURI
Jeffery Cohelan
Earl Wilson
Hervey G. Machen
O. K. Armstrong
Helen Gahagan Douglas
GEORGIA
Rogers C. B. Morton
C. Jasper Bell
Ken W. Dyal
Iris F. Blitch
George L. Radcliffe
*
Charles K. Fletcher
IOWA
Marion T. Bennett
Howard H. Callaway
James E. Bromwell
Carlton R. Sickles
Charles H. Brown
Patrick J. Hillings
Maston E. O'Neal
Guy M. Gillette **
Frank Small, Jr.
Thomas B. Curtis
Joe Holt III
Robert Ramspeck
Stanley L. Greigg
Joseph D. Tydings
*
Jeffrey P. Hillelson
Allan Oakley Hunter
Carl Vinson
John R. Hansen
Paul Caruthers Jones
Edouard V. Izac
Charles B. Hoeven
Reymond W. Karst
William F. Knowland *
HAWAII
Thomas H. Kuchel *
Karl M. LeCompte
Frank M. Karsten
John A. Burns
Otha D. Wearin
MASSACHUSETTS
Edward V. Long *
Clinton D. McKinnon
Elizabeth P. Farrington
Joseph E. Casey
Morgan M. Moulder
Richard M. Nixon
Laurence Curtis
Walter C. Ploeser
James Roosevelt
Pierre Salinger *
KANSAS
Angier L. Goodwin
Thomas J. Lane
MONTANA
Byron N. Scott
William H. Avery
Henry Cabot Lodge *
James F. Battin
Samuel W. Yorty
J Floyd Breeding
IDAHO
John W. McCormack
Frank Carlson **
Orvin B. Fjare
Hamer H. Budge
Albert M. Cole
Philip J. Philbin
Jeannette Rankin
Abe McGregor Goff
Leverett Saltonstall *
Harry Darby *
COLORADO
George V. Hansen
+
Newell A. George
Benjamin A Smith II *
J. Edgar Chenoweth
Ralph R. Harding
Walter L. McVey, Jr.
Byron Lindberg Johnson
Glen H. Taylor *
Chester L. Mize
Roy H. McVicker
Wint Smith
NEBRASKA
OHIO (Cont.)
SOUTH DAKOTA
WISCONSIN
NEW YORK (Cont.)
Glenn Cunningham
Lawrence E. Imhoff
J. H. Bottum *
Andrew J. Biemiller
Edna F. Kelly
Robert V. Denney
Harry P. Jeffrey
Ben Reifel
Gerald J. Boileau
Eugene J. Keogh
Donald F. McGinley
Rodney M. Love
Gerald T. Flynn
Theodore R. Kupferman
Sam W. Reynolds *
Donald E. Lukens
TENNESSEE
Lester R. Johnson
Christopher C. McGrath
Phillip H. Weaver
Walter H. Moeller
Ross Bass **
Melvin R. Laird
Martin B. McKneally
Tom V. Moorehead
James B. Frazier, Jr.
Henry C. Schadeberg
Gregory McMahon
NEVADA
Gordon H. Scherer
Albert A. Gore **
Lynn E. Stalbaum
William E. Miller
Berkeley L. Bunker **
Robert T. Secrest
J. Carlton Loser
Abraham J. Multer
Robert E. Sweeney
Tom Stewart *
WYOMING
Harold C. Ostertag
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Herbert S. Walters *
William H. Harrison
William T. Pheiffer
Sherman Adams
OKLAHOMA
Teno Roncalio ++
David M. Potts
J. Oliva Huot
Lyle H. Boren
TEXAS
John S. Wold
John H. Ray
Chester E. Merrow
Wilburn Cartwright
Bruce Alger
Leo F. Rayfiel
Maurice J. Murphy, Jr. *
Phil Ferguson
Lindley Beckworth
R. Walter Riehlman
Glen D. Johnson
George Bush
Alfred E. Santangelo
NEW JERSEY
Jed Johnson, Jr. +
Ed Gossett
Gale H. Stalker
James C. Auchincloss
A. S. Mike Monroney **
Frank N. Ikard
Winifred C. Stanley
Vincent J. Dellay
James V. Smith
Lyndon B. Johnson **
MEMBERS DECEASED
Katharine St. George
Robert W. Kean
Victor E. Wickersham
Marvin Jones
1970 - 1972
Anthony F. Tauriello
Paul J. Krebs
John E. Lyle
John G. Alexander, Mn.
Dean P. Taylor
Frank C. Osmers, Jr.
William D. McFarlane
Earl H. Beshlin, Pa.
Herbert Tenzer
Alfred D. Sieminski
OREGON
Walter E. Rogers
TC. W. Bishop, Ill.
Stuyvesant Wainwright II
Frank L. Sundstrom
Samuel H. Coon
J. T. Rutherford
Robert Chirerfield, Ill.
J. Ernest Wharton
T. James Tumilty
Herbert Zelenko
Charles 0. Porter +
Lera Thomas
William 0. Cowger, Ky.
Albert L. Vreeland
R. Ewing Thomason
Frank P. Graham, N. C. *
George M. Wallhauser
NORTH CAROLINA
PENNSYLVANIA
Clark W. Thompson
Noble J. Gregory, Ky.
Edward J. Bonin
Eugene Worley
Bourke Hickenlooper, Ia. *
Hugh Q. Alexander
NEW MEXICO
Harold D. Cooley
D. Emmert Brumbaugh
Ralph W. Yarborough *+
Edgar W. Hiestand, Cal.
Ed Foreman
Carl T. Durham
Joseph L. Carrigg
George Huddleston, Jr., Ala.
Thomas G. Morris
Earl Chudoff
UTAH
Harold O. Lovre, S. D.
James C. Gardner
E. S. Johnny Walker
N. Neiman Craley, Jr.
Reva Beck Bosone
John Esten Miles, N. M.
Woodrow W. Jones
William J. Crow
David King
B. J. Monkiewicz, Conn.
A. Paul Kitchin
NEW YORK
Willard S. Curtin
M. Blaine Peterson
Gerald P. Nye, N. D. *
Robert R. Barry +
Horace R. Kornegay
Ralph J. Scott
Henry Ellenbogen
Charles E. Swanson, Ia.
Frank J. Becker
Ivor D. Fenton
VIRGINIA
James W. Trimble, Ark.
Basil Lee Whitener
Augustus W. Bennet
James H. Gildea
Clarence G. Burton
Sinclair Weeks, Mass.*
Louis J. Capozzoli
Carl H. Hoffman
Colgate W. Darden, Jr.
NORTH DAKOTA
W. Sterling Cole
Carroll D. Kearns
J. Vaughan Gary
Irwin D. Davidson
Thomas S. Kleppe
Franklin Lichtenwalter
Porter Hardy, Jr.
Isidore Dollinger
James F. Lind
Burr P. Harrison
James G. Donovan
OHIO
Frederick A. Muhlenberg
W. Pat Jennings
Homer E. Abele
Edwin B. Dooley
William H. Ayres
Stanley A. Prokop
John 0. Marsh, Jr.
Francis E. Dorn
Albert D. Baumhart
James M. Quigley
Howard W. Smith
Leonard Farbstein
George W. Sarbacher, Jr.
William M. Tuck
Frances P. Bolton
Sidney A. Fine
William W. Scranton
Oliver P. Bolton
Paul A. Fino
John W. Bricker *
S. Walter Stauffer
WASHINGTON
Hadwen C. Fuller
James E. Van Zandt
Harry P. Cain *
*
Senate
Jacob H. Gilbert
Henderson H. Carson
James D. Weaver
Donald Magnuson
** House and Senate
David Dennison
Leonard W. Hall
Samuel A. Weiss
Hugh B. Mitchell **
Charles H. Elston
+ Suspended - candidate
James C. Healey
Thor C. Tollefson
for Congress
Louis B. Heller
Michael Feighan
SOUTH CAROLINA
Terminated - elected
Lester Holtzman
Percy W. Griffiths
Robert Ashmore
WEST VIRGINIA
to Congress
William E. Hess
Leo Isacson
James P. Richards
Carl G. Bachmann
Bernard W. Kearney
Greg Holbrock
Hugo S. Sims, Jr.
Maurice G. Burnside
James W. Huffman *
Kenneth B. Keating **
Elizabeth Kee
Arch A. Moore, Jr.
THE SUNDAY STAR
H-11
Washington, D. C., May 7, 1972
Woman's World
Auxiliary Formed at Reunion
Actually, it was former Rep.
By RUTH DEAN
Star Staff Writer
Brooks Hays of Arkansas, who
Terrible 80th
Old school grads have no
relinquished his presidency of
Afterwards the women had
monopoly on alumnae reun-
Former Members to run for
time to visit before walking
ions as a group of former
Congress this year from North
over to the Cannon Building
members of Congress, their
Carolina, and Judd who got
Caucus Room for a reception,
wives and widows recently
the ball rolling for the ladies.
the final get-together of the
demonstrated.
They invited the widows to
day with the Former Mem-
In fact the distaff side of
join their wives for the first
bers.
the aisle got so much into the
reunion last fall.
"This looks like a reunion
spirit of things, when the For-
And it was at the ladies'
of the various Congress
mer Members of Congress,
persuasion they changed the
Clubs," said Mrs. Ralph Har-
Inc., held their second annual
date for their second reunion
vey who flew up with her hus-
reunion here a week ago, they
from fall to spring to coincide
band from their Indiana farm.
formed their own auxiliary.
with the week of the Congres-
"You know we came in 'the
"We thought it would pro-
sional Club's annual First
terrible 80th', the one Tru-
mote good relations and we
Lady's brunch, always held
man talked about," she said,
could join in some of the ac-
in April. The brunch was held
as Mrs. Clifford McIntire of
tivities planned for the men,
Maine, joined in the laughter.
like the State Department and
on a Thursday and the For-
Pentagon briefings they were
Mrs. John N. Robsion, Jr.
mer Members reunion was the
invited to," observed the aux-
following day.
of Kentucky, whose husband
iliary's new president, Mrs.
had helped 102-year-old for-
After forming the auxiliary
Harold C. Hagen, widow of
mer Rep. Maurice Thatcher
at a luncheon meeting in the
the Minnesota congressman.
of Kentucky to the podium at
Rayburn Building, the women
Mrs. Hagen said she felt
the House session earlier in
adjourned to. the Ladies Gal-
"surprised and pleased" that
the day, commented: "I
lery of the House of Repre-
a show of hands of the 98
think this is a great idea for
sentatives to witness two
charter members showed at
those of us who live away
hours of reminiscences by
least half were in favor of at-
from Washington. Those who
the Former Members for
tending the briefings when
live here can still go to their
which the House recessed in
they come next year.
individual Congress Club
their honor.
meetings but for those of us
Up to Date
The auxiliary then had its
own "reunion" at a film show-
who come just once a year
Being brought up to date
ing in the Ways and Means
the auxiliary is a great idea.'
on current issues, she feels,
Committee room. The film,
Amongst those joining in
would be a big help to former
made by Congressional Club
the festivities were the other
legislators' wives if their ex-
members for their Founders'
auxiliary officers. They are:
perience is like her own.
Day brunch last February,
Mrs. Sydney Herlong, vice
"When you're back in the
evoked laughs and memories.
president: Mrs. Judd, secre-
States, you're often asked to
tary, and Mrs. John Foley.
speak on what is happening in
Directed by the club's tal-
treasurer.
Congress and in Washigton,"
ented Mrs. Robert McClory,
she said.
the film of the club's history
The spadework for organiz-
and current activities was
ing the auxiliary was done by
done silent film style. Club
Mrs. Hagen and Mrs. Walter
manager Anne Spaeth's hus-
Judd, wife of the former Minn-
band Larry, a professional
esota congressman who is
pianist, supplied the lively
this year's president of For-
piano accompaniment in the
mer Members of Congress.
darkened committee room.
May 15, 1972
JOHN EHRLICHMAN
I checked out the suggestion that the President might
sign Martin Anderson's application for membership in the
Bohemian Club.
The President feels since he is not a regular member
but an honorary member that he should not sign as the sponsor
for Martin. He will be glad to have Marty list him as one of
the members who has known him for years, etc. Probably the
Club will then ask for a letter and we can send that in -- he
just feels because of the honorary status that he is not in a
position to be the sponsor for any new members.
He wants you to be sure Martin understands that he
would be glad to do this otherwise.
THANKS
Roors
Rose Mary Woods
June 2, 1972
Dear Jack:
With the trip to Russia and all the other things going
on, I regret that this is the first opportunity I have
had to reply to your letter of May fourth regarding
the files you have in your Archives. The next time
we have someone coming to New York to pick up some-
thing we will make arrangements to have them stop by
for these files -- and, of course, will let you know in
advance.
I was certainly sorry to hear about Mary O'Brien and
will get a note off to her as soon as possible.
Do give me a call the next time you are in Washington --
hopefully the schedule will not be too hectic and we will
be able to have lunch -- or at least a visit.
With kindest regards,
Sincerely,
Rose Mary Woods
Secretary to the President
Mr. Jack Naylor
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Dear Rose Mary:
HARRY G SILLECK. JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN.JR.
JAMES P. TANNIAN
ARNOLD H.TRACY
DONALD J. ZOELLER
In checking through the Archives the other day,
I discovered two (2) File Drawers which, apparently, still
contain some of your records. The attached three (3) Pages
seem to be a listing of the contents.
I hope everything is going well with you and the
President.
Incidentally, while I was at the Chamber of
Commerce the other day, I was informed that Mary O'Brien,
the lady who used to handle our luncheons from Schraffts,
had just come out of the hospital after having several toes
amputated, due to some kind of diabetic and nerve infection.
I thought that you might like to drop her a note of encourage-
ment because I know you were quite friendly with her when you
were here. For your information her address is:
654 East 233 Street
Bronx, N. Y. 10466
I will give you a call the next time that I am in
Washington, and perhaps we can have luncheon.
Best regards from all of us here in New York!
Sincerely,
JN:gdh
Jack
Enclosures -
As indicated
2 foxes
1960
PN FILLING LEGEND
4. PN 3yr's - January - June distrayed
A. PN 3ye's 7 July 7 December "
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-2. FYI to EN
3.
Nates to Drivers
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4. Services
5. PN Gifts
6. Miscellaneous to the House
7. Mail for PN and Family
9. Tricia and Julie
at end of file
(Letters to, Gifts, and Misc.)
A. Tricia and Julie
also are form file
(Invitations, Parties and Pictures)
10. AN - Requests for Pictures - In permanent fill
-10A. PN - Requests for Appointments and Telephone Calls InPerm Fale
-10B. PN 7 Requests for Interviews In- perminent file
11. PN - Requests to write books, magazine, newspaper articles,
expressions of opinion, and mersages. In Perm feep
12. PN - Letters re, news staries, magazine anticles, and
pictures published.
13. AV 7 Invitiations, D. C. - Accepted. (Purmant fill)
13a. PN - Invitations - D. C. - Regretted
14. PN 1 Invitations out of D. C. - Jan. - June
14a. PN - Invitations out pt D. C. - July / December
15
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16. PN - Parcel Past, Bazaars, Fair Contributions / Jan. March
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17. PN - Recipe Requests
18. PN - Hat Requests
19. PN - Hobby Requests
20. AN - Money Requests
21. PN - Autographs, autographed pictures and autographed
other items and articles.
22. PN - Children's Letters
23. PN - General - A to Z Seperate box
24. PN - Mail referred to State
25. PN / Special Greetings - A to Mc
25a. AN
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are in
-26. PN - Awards (Permanent file J
27. PN - Memberships
28. PN - Honorary Sponsor, Chairman, Patron # Jan. - June
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Form achs in Seperate boy
Campaign add in seperate box