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This file contains: Records stored in the Whittier Bank of America Building. 1 page. [Report], n.d. Description of 1952 "Fund Speech" Mail. 1 page. [Report], n.d. Description of Security-Classified material. 1953-1960. 20 pages. [Report], n.d. Description of personal business and financial material and files lodged in office of Kalmbach, De Marco, Knapp & Chillingworth. 1 page. [Report], n.d. Description of Central files. 1 page. [Report], n.d. Description of Presidential papers in the National Archives. 1 page. [Report], n.d. Description of records maintained by White House Office Staff. 8 pages. [Report], n.d. Instrument appointing successor trustees Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Agreement of Trust by and between Richard M. Nixon and Patricia R. Nixon, as Settlors and Richard M. Nixon, as Trustee. 3 pages. [Financial Records], 8/14/1972 Instrument appointing successor trustee. Agreement of Trust by and between Richard M. Nixon as Settlor and H.R. Haldeman, as Trustee, with attachments. 3 pages. [Financial Records], 8/14/1972

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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 9 4 n.d. Report Records stored in the Whittier Bank of America Building. 1 page. 9 4 n.d. Report Description of 1952 "Fund Speech" Mail. 1 page. 9 4 n.d. Report Description of Security-Classified material. 1953-1960. 20 pages. 9 4 n.d. Report Description of personal business and financial material and files lodged in office of Kalmbach, De Marco, Knapp & Chillingworth. 1 page. 9 4 n.d. Report Description of Central files. 1 page. 9 4 n.d. Report Description of Presidential papers in the National Archives. 1 page. Wednesday, June 17, 2009 Page 1 of 2 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 9 4 n.d. Report Description of records maintained by White House Office Staff. 8 pages. 9 4 08/14/1972 Financial Records Instrument appointing successor trustees Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Agreement of Trust by and between Richard M. Nixon and Patricia R. Nixon, as Settlors and Richard M. Nixon, as Trustee. 3 pages. 9 4 08/14/1972 Financial Records Instrument appointing successor trustee. Agreement of Trust by and between Richard M. Nixon as Settlor and H.R. Haldeman, as Trustee, with attachments. 3 pages. Wednesday, June 17, 2009 Page 2 of 2 B RECORDS STORED IN THE WHITTIER BANK OF AMERICA BUILDING Records and memorabilia belonging to the President and Mrs. Nixon and records and memorabilia from the estate of Mrs. Hannah Nixon and belonging to the President and Edward and Donald Nixon (from Mrs. Dorn's inventory). C. 40' Hannah Nixon - Correspondence including personal letters between Hannah and Frank Nixon, letters from Richard Nixon, and miscel- laneous letters from friends; Henry Wadsworth Estate Papers; Greeting cards and miscellaneous items including poetry, children's books, magazines, articles and speeches by Richard Nixon, calling cards, certificates, 1904 school exercise book; Harold Nixon - Miscellaneous letters, books, cards, and pictures including essays and a card "Dick from Harold," September 6, 1926; Arthur Burdg Nixon - Birth announcement, baby book, children's books, Hannah Nixon's statement of Arthur's last prayer; Almira Milhouse - A very small collection of miscellaneous papers; Snapshot albuts, framed pictures, phonograph records, scraphooks, Frank Nixon's postcard album and his Masonic apron; an American flag presented by Richard Mixon to his parents; an autographed copy of Six Crises. Richard Nixon Papers for Citrifrost, O.P.A., The 20-30 Club; Various financial records including bank statements and cancelled checks, and Wholesale Terminal Market Produce Company receipts signed by Mchard Minon; Books including Bibles, dictionaries, law books, and Dute Bar Association journals; U.S. Navy Records -- Draft Classification, Lieutenant J.G. Certificace and Papers; medals, ribbons, buttons, and badges; Navy uniforms; Law files including briefs and case files, desk calendars used in 1938, 1940, and 1941; Papers regarding Richard Nizon's schooling including diplomas and graduation cards; Various membership and business cards including a framed certifi- cate of membership in Pi Gamma Mu honorary; Genealogical Pepers; Miscellaneous invitations, cards, editorials, Congressional Record, copies of letters received including a letter from President to Vice President Nivon; a telegram from Uniterher to knowl Sixon; 3 need to picked ::: varjeus reduls. of 1952 "FUND SPEECH" MAIL The 1952 "Fund Speech" mail consists of 300, 000 pieces of public mail sent in reply to Richard Nixon's request for listener response to the question of whether or not he ought to stay on the Republican Presidential ticket in 1952. These records are located in the Federal Records Center at Bell, California. Their ownership is unclear. Their volume is approximately 100 linear feet. SECURITY-CLASSIFIED MATERIAL, 1953-1960 This material was reviewed by Brigadier General Robert E. Cushman, Jr. He found that the bulk of the papers were originated by various agencies and individuals and that, in consequence, he could not de- classify any material authored outside of his own agency (C.I.A.). For this reason he made recommendations about the maintenance or discontinuance of the classification accorded each item, but the files, in essence, remain classified and closed. The Department of State, or employees thereof, classified more papers than any other agency. The notations in the left hand column designate whether the document is to remain classified and retained (C & R) or should declassified and retained (D & R). Of the total 475 items, General Cushman recommended that only 49 documents be declassified. General Cushman recommends three possible alternatives for handling these documents: a. Treat them as Presidential papers and incorporate them into any Presidential Library material for review and declassification as may be determined through the Library system. b. Treat them in the same manner as National Security Council papers. While here again there is no existing mechanism to declassify these, the matter is under consideration by an interdepartmental group headed by the Office of Legal Counsel to the Attorney General. C. A committee might be convened under White House auspices, composed of a member from each of the agencies which have authored the papers, to decide upon declassification or not, as appropriate. CAROINAC 19 PAGES / COPY & (CARBON) IN CRATE, ON top CRATE WITH PADLOCK Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC Listing Classi fication Origin Date COR Dr. Raymond L. Garthoff Secret CIA 26 May 59 CCR Archbishop Khoren Secret CIA 18 Oct. 57 C.R.R Herbert J. Morrison alias Jerome Irving Breigman Secret CIA 30 June 58 C+R Olcott H. Deming (No date: no identification or origin; no classification) C-CLR John E. Baker Secret CIA 19 July 58 C-&R Paul Bang-Jensen Secret CIA 18 Aug. 58 "NUT" D+R Yaroslov Tiajoloff X 14 March 58 C+R Scientific Manpower Confidential CIA 17 Oct. 57 Top Secret White House 31 Oct. 57 CXR U.S. Assistance to Education Abroad Secret CIA 26 Sept. 58 C&R U.S. Programs regarding Labor abroad and the Cold War Confidential White House Report Dec. 1960 C+R Latin American Student Program Secret USIA 15 July 58 Secret REC to Intl. Coopera- 24 June 58 tion Adm. Confidential Operations Cood. Board 27 Aug. 58 C&R Yugoslav Refugees Secret Operations Cood. Board 7 Jan. 60 CXR Foreign Economic Policy Secret White House 17 March 58 & \ 25 Nov. 57 Dept. of State 27&24 Nov. 59 Official Use Only NSC 26 April 57 -2- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C-d-R U.S. Information Agency Secret USIA 12 Dec. 58 Confidential USIA 28 July 58 C &R 1955 RN Speech to SecDef Conference at Quantico Top Secret DOD 16 July 55 C+R T. E. Murray Letter of 9 May 1957 (copy) Original sent to Adm. Strauss Top Secret Atomic Energy Comm. 9 May 57 C&R Mikoyan Visit to U.S. Secret Dept. of State 7 Jan. 59 Memo of Conver- sation RN & Mikoyan Secret Dept. of State 16 Jan. 59 Memo of Conver- sation-Dinner C + R C *R Marshal Vershinin Visit to U.S. in May 1956 Secret Dept. of Air Force 4 May 60 C+R Kozlov Visit to U.S. in June-July, 1959 Confidential Dept. of State 1 July 59 Official Use Only Dept. of State 3&4 July 59 & 10 June 59 Khruschev Visit to U.S. in September, 1959 Secret-Eyes Only (Amb. Lodge) C&R 25 Sept. 59 Secret Dept. of State 16 Sept. 59 Camp David Memo's of Conversation 15-27 Sept. 59 (6) 15 Sept. 59 10 Nov. 59 26 Sept. 59 27 Sept. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 15-27 Sept. 59 Confidential (FBI) 30 Sept. 59 19 Sept. 59 Official Use Only Dept. of State 12 March 60 Secret FBI 9 Oct. 59 Confidential CIA 11 Sept. 59 -3- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date DEP Report - 2 tape recordings Top Secret Source Unknown D&R Conversation with Castro in April, 1959 Confidential RN-Memo of 19 April 59 Conversation Secret, Dept. of State Undated Confidential & Briefing Official Use Only Papers CaR Yuri Zhukov Visit to U.S. in December, 1958 (Chairman, Cultural Relations, USSR) Secret Dept. of State 3 Dec. 58 C+R Prime Minister Ben Gurion (Israel) visit to U.S. in March, 1960 Confidential Dept. of State 13 March 60 Memo of Conversation D.R RN Conversation with NATO, SecGen Spaak & Foreign Ministers (14 April 1960) Confidential Dept. of State 14 April 60 Memo of Conversation D+R RN Conversation with Mr. Julius Nyerere on 4 March 1960 Official Use Only D&R Call by President of Greek Parliament, Constantine Rodopoulos on 25 February 1960 Confidential Dept. of State 4 March 60 Memo of Conversation D&R Visit of Prime Minister Segni of Italy to U.S. in September, 1959 Secret Dept. of State 29 Sept. 59 Briefing Papers Secret Dept. of State 14 Oct. 59 Briefing Papers C+R Visit of Polish Agriculture Minister Ochab on C-R 14 October 1959 Confidential Dept. of State 14 Oct. 59 Memo of Conversation -4- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date D-R RN Conversation with President Tsiranana of the Malgache Republic on 19 November 1959 Official Use Only Dept. of State 19 Nov. 59 Memo of Conversation + Visit of German Minister Erhard to U.S. in June, 1959 Confidential Dept. of State 8 June 59 Briefing Papers Official Use Only Dept. of State 8 June 59 Memo of Conversation D+R RN Conversation with Afghan Foreign Minister Naim in October, 1959 Confidential Dept. of State 14 Oct. 59 Memo of Conversation D.R RN Conversation with Prim Minister of Laos, Prince Souvanna Phouma on 14 January 1958 Secret Dept. of State 14 Jan. 58 Memo of Conversation D&R RN Conversation with Argentine Ambassador Favier Gallac in October 1958 Limited Official Dept. of State 14 Oct. 58 Use Memo of Conversation D&R - RN Conversation with Peruvian Second Vice-Pres and Ambassador Berckemeyer on 22 May 1959 Confidential Dept. of State 22 May 59 Memo of Conversation Visit by Prime Minister Nkrumah of Ghana to U.S. in July, 1958 Confidential Dept. of State 19 July 58 Briefing Papers COR Visit by President of Philippines, Mr. Carlos Garcia in June, 1958 Secret Dept. of State 17 June 58 Briefing Papers -5- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date Biographical Information Frigerio of Argentina Confidential Dept. of State C+R Briefing Papers CCR RN Conversation with Chiangkaichek in 1956 Secret Dept. of State 8 July 56 Memo of Conversation (Taipei) C d- Conversation between Chairman McCone and Professor Emelyanov on 19 Nov. 1959 Secret AEC ? 19 Nov. 59 Memo for the record C&R Background Book on Geneva Negotiations (Floating File) Confidential AEC 10 July 59 Photostat of letter fr Pibulsonggram to CaR 2 Amb Bishop re Vice President's speech of April 18, 1956 Top Secret Amb. Felix B. Stump 25 June 59 Letter to Amb. Bishop Secret Memo of Conversation; 9 July 56 RN, Pibulsonggram & others, Bangkok C-R Brig. Gen. Edward G. Lansdale Top Secret RN Memo to Gordon Gray 20 April 59 Top Secret DOD 11 Aug. 58 Secret DOD Undated Confidential DOD 20 March 59 C & 2 Geneva Conference (1955) J.F. Dulles letters and Messages Secret Dept. of State 3&4 Nov. 55 Secret-Eyes Only Dept. of State 8 Nov. 55 Secret-Eyes Only Dept. of State 24 Oct. 55 Secret Dept. of State 5 Nov. 55 C+R Summit Keynote Secret Dept. of State 9&20 April 60 -6- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C 1960 Test Negotiations Top Secret White House 16 Dec. 59 Retricted Data (RESTRICTED DATA) Memo of Meeting; RN - R Gordon Gray & others CXR USSR Espionage Secret CIA 17 Jan. 58 East-West Contacts Confidential White House 1 June 59 C -R Confidential- Eyes Only White House 30 June 59 Secret Intelligence Advisory Comm. 28 Feb. 56 Confidential Dept. of State 31 May 57 Secret Dept. of State 27 March 57 Secret Dept. of State ? Undated 1957 ? D&R Panama Secret Dept. of State 13 Sept. 60 C-R Cuba Top Secret Rec. Memo to RN 8 Jan 60 Confidential Rec. Memo to RN 17 Aug. 60 Confidential USIA 19 Jan. 60 Confidential Dept. of State 14 Dec. 59 C&R Indonesia Top Secret CIA ? 12 April 58 cae Iraq Top Secret Not identified 16 July 58 Secret CIA 29 July 58 C+R Korea Confidential CIA 3 May 60 C d R Far East (including Quemoy-Matsu) Secret Dept. of State 2 June 59 Secret Operations Coord. Board 2 Sept. 58 Secret Not identified 13 July 56 Confidential White House 22&29 Oct. 57 Secret Dept. of State 4 May 56 Secret Dept. of State 9 Oct. 56 -7- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C+R Missile Information Secret White House 9 June 59 C&R Communist Party Lines Official Use Only Not identified 8 July 59 Confidential FBI 19 Oct. 59 C+R Elliot, Dr. W.Y. (material from) re Security Council, Planning and Policy Board, Projects Secret Dept. of State 24 June 60 Official Use Only Dept. of State 11 Oct. 56 & 15 April 60 Confidential ODM 27 Sept. 56 Confidential Dept. of State 12 Nov. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 9 Nov. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 16 Feb. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 26 Oct. 59 & 6 Nov. 59 6 Nov. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 22 Sept. 59 Secret Dept. of State Undated 1959 ? Official Use Only USIA 1 Aug. 59 Official Use Only Dept. of State 20 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 22 June 59 & 3 June 59 Official Use Only Dept. of State 23 June 59 Confidential Dept. of State 3 June 59 Confidential Dept. of State 27 Feb. 59 Confidential Dept. of State ,16&20 Feb. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 23&27 March 59 Confidential Dept. of State 18&29 Sept. 58 Secret Dept. of State 31 July 58 Confidential ODM 5 Oct. 56 Official Use Only ODM 11 Oct. 56 Secret DOD Undated 1958 ? Confidential Dept. of State 10 June 58 Secret Dept. of State 23 May 58 Secret Dept. of State 25 April 58 Confidential Dept. of State 18 April 58 -8- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C+R Elliot, Dr. W.Y. (material from) re Security Council, Planning and Policy Board, Projects (Cont.) Confidential Dept. of State 7 April 58 Secret Rec. memo to RN Undated 1958 ? Secret Dept. of State 31 March 58 Secret Dept. of State 24 March 58 Top Secret Dept. of State 20 Feb. 58 Secret White House 20 Feb. 58 Secret Dept. of State 16 Jan. 58 Secret Dept. of State 10 Jan. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 5 Dec. 57 Confidential ODM 20 Oct. 55 Confidential ODM 5 Oct. 56 Confidential ODM 14 Feb. 56 C&R Soviet Bloc Economic Activities in the Near Ease and Asia Secret Intl. Cooperation Adm. 10 Feb. 56 Secret Intl. Cooperation Adm. 25 Nov. 55 C&R The Big Four Conference Secret Dept. of State Undated 1955 ? D&R Foreign Ministers Conference, memo re (30 Dec. 55) Confidential White House 30 Dec. 55 D-R Memo for SecState re Actions requiring President's signature Personal & White House 30 Sept. 55 Confidential C&R Middle East, Soviet Planning Secret Not identified 21 Sept. 55 & 13&14 Oct. 55 -9- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date CVR Bulganin Letter Secret White House 8 Feb. 56 DrR Herald Tribune (J. Edgar Hoover ltr and N.Y. Post article) None FBI 1 June 55 C+R U.S. & USSR Industrial Production, Growth of Secret CIA 1 Feb. 56 & 23 Jan. 56 C+R Pawley, William Douglas Personal & FBI 5 Jan. 54 Confidential C+R Guatemala Secret-U.S. Not identified 1954 ? Officials Only C+R Russian Atomic Power and the Lost American Revolution Confidential Dept. of State 21 Aug. 54 & Eyes Only (Letter) 31 Aug. 54 DOR Claire Boothe Luce None Cross Ref Sheet Only Undated D&R Geneva Conference: memo re Aftermath of Confidential White House 26 Sept. 55 DOR Cabinet Meeting (Tentative Agenda-July22) RN Presiding None White House 20 July 55 (Cabinet Agenda) C+R Cabinet Meeting-(Summary of-held in RN's absence in Central America) Confidential White House 2 March 55 (Summary of Cabinet mtg) D+R V.P. Speech - NSC Meeting in September 1955 Official Use Only NSC ? 27 Sept. 55 DVR Relocation Plans - Emergency Secret ODM 8 Sept. 55 -10- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C&R International Communism - CIA report on Secret-U.S. CIA 18 April 55 Officials Only D&R Middle East - current Status of Mutual Security Deliveries & Expenditures Secret BOB 18 Oct. 55 Russian Trip (&R(aa) FBI reports on members RN party Confidential FBI 6,17&13 July 59 Confidential USIA 20 July 59 L.R (a) Planning Data for schedules Confidential Dept. of State 20 April 59 Confidential Dept. of State 7 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 22 May 59 Confidential Dept. of State 1 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 18 June 59 Secret CIA 2 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 18 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 21 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 2 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 20 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 19 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 18 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 11 July 59 Official Use Only Dept. of State 11 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 7 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 10 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 14 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 15 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 12 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 14 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 18 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 20 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 20 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 8 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 1 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 27 June 59 -11- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date Russian Trip e.R (a) Planning Data for schedules (Cont.) Official Use Only Dept. of State 26 June 59 Confidential Dept. of State 26 June 59 Official Use Only Dept. of State 18 June 59 Secret Dept. of State 22 June 59 Confidential Dept. of State 4 May 59 Secret Dept. of State 4 May 59 Secret Dept. of State 12 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 8 June 59 Secret Dept. of State 9 June 59 Confidential Dept. of State 26 May 59 Secret Dept. of State Undated Confidential Dept. of State 25 May 59 Confidential Dept. of State 22 May 59 Confidential Dept. of State 21 May 59 Confidential Dept. of State 8 May 59 Secret Dept. of State 8 May 59 Secret Dept. of State 7 May 59 Secret Dept. of State 7 May 59 Secret-Eyes Only Dept. of State 15 April 59 Secret-Eyes Only Dept. of State 16 April 59 Confidential Dept. of State 1 June 59 Top Secret RN Office 13 Jan. 58 C.R (b) Reports to President by RN Secret Dept. of State 31 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 28 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 31 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 28 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 26 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 27 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 28 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 4 Aug. 59 Confidential Dept. of State Undated (Akalousky's notes) ? -12- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date Russian Trip C&R (c) Messages for RN from the President Secret Harold (MacMillan?) Undated Top Secret DDE 5 May 59 Secret Dept. of State 24 July 59 Secret Not Identified 3 Aug. 59 CXR (d) Briefing Papers USSR trip Secret CIA Undated Secret U.S. Air Force Undated Secret Not Identified 12 July 69 Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified 12 July 59 Secret Not Identified 12 July 59 Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified 12 July 59 Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified Undated Confidential Not Identified 1959 C-R (e) Biographies Secret, Official Not Identified Undated Use Only and (Biographies) Confidential CXR (f) Conversations with Khrushchev Confidential Dept. of State 26 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 24 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 24 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 25 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 25 July 59 Top Secret RN 27 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 26 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 5 Nov. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 26 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 24 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 25 July 59 Confidential REC 22 July 59 Secret Joint Chiefs of Staff 15 July 59 -13- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date Russian Trip C+R (f) Conversations with Khrushchev (Cont.) Confidential & Dept. of State 22 July 59 Secret Secret Not Identified Undated Confidential White House 11 July 59 Secret Dept. of State 20 July 59 Confidential Elliott 22 July 59 Secret Not Identified Undated C&R (g) Conversations with Khrushchev by other visitors Official Use Only Dept. of State 9 March 60 Secret Dept. of State 10 July 59 Confidential CIA 24 Oct. 58 Official Use Only CIA 22 Nov. 57 Official Use Only CIA 7 Oct. 57 Secret FBI 26 May 59 Confidential CIA 6 Oct. 58 Secret- Limited CIA 23 June 59 Distribution Secret CIA 5 Aug. 58 Secret-Eyes Only Dept. of State 24&25 June 59 Secret Dept. of State 26 June 59 Secret Dept. of State 5 Dec. 58 Secret Dept. of State 5 Dec. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 3 Dec. 58 Secret Dept. of State 19 May 59 C+R (h) Trip Reports Secret Dept. of State 1959 Secret Dept. of State 16 Nov. 59 Eyes Only Dept. of State 20&28 Jan. 60 Secret Dept. of State 3 Aug. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 6 Aug. 59 Confidential AEC 10 Sept. 59 Confidential CIA 18 Aug. 59 Confidential Milton Eisenhower 7 Aug. 59 -14- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date Russian Trip C+R (i) Reactions to USSR trip Official Use Only Dept. of State 10 Dec. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 26 July 59 & 27 Oct. 59 Confidential & CIA 8 Sept. 59 Official Use Only Secret CIA 18 Aug. 59 Confidential For. Broadcast 8 July 59 Info. Service Confidential For. Broadcast 29 July 59 Info. Service Confidential For. Broadcast 19 Aug. 59 Info. Service Confidential For. Broadcast 22 April 59 Info. Service Confidential For. Broadcast 5 Aug. 59 Info. Service Official Use Only Not Identified 29 July 59 Official Use Only Not Identified 5 Aug. 59 C+R (j) Letter fr Khrushchev re C-130 in answer to RN Secret Dept. of State 22 Aug. 59 & 27 Aug. 59 C+R (k) Conversations with Gomulka and other Poles Secret Dept. of State 3&20 Aug. 59 Confidential Dept. of State 17 Aug. 59 : C+R (1) Poland Secret Dept. of State Undated (1959) Secret Dept. of State 17 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 21 July 59 Confidential Dept. of State 21 July 59 Secret CIA 13 Oct. 59 C&R United Kingdom Trip Confidential DOD 5 Aug. 58 Official Use Only Dept. of State 5 Dec. 58 Secret Dept. of State 23 Nov. 58 -15- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date United Kingdom Trip (Cont.) Confidential Dept. of State 22 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 29 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 28 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 26 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 24 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 26 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 25 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 26 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 25 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 24 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Secret Not Identified Undated Confidential Dept. of State 25 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 26 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 26 Nov. 58 Confidential & British Gov't Undated Secret Secret Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Secret Dept. of State 27 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 28 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 28 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 28 Nov. 58 Confidential Dept. of State 28 Nov. 58 Confidential Not Identified 28 Nov. 58 Official Use Only Dept. of State 8 July 58 Confidential Dept. of State 28 Nov. 58 Confidential, Dept. of State 26&27 Nov. 58 Official Use Only, (Memo's of and Secret Conversations) Confidential Not Identified 28 Nov. 58 -16- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C&R South American Trip Secret USIA 9 June 58 Secret USIA 20 May 58 Secret Not Identified Undated (1958) Secret Dept. of State 22 58 Secret Dept. of State 20 58 Secret Dept. of State 20 58 Secret Dept. of State 16 58 Secret Dept. of State 19 58 Secret Dept. of the Army 24 58 Secret FBI 11 58 Secret Not Identified 12 58 May May May May May May May May May June Secret Dept. of State 16 58 Secret Dept. of State 17 58 Confidential FBI 6 March 57 Secret CIA 9 Jan. 58 Secret Dept. of State 22 May 58 Confidential CIA 23 May 58 Secret Not Identified 16 May 58 Secret Dept. of State 31 May 58 Confidential USIA 19 May 58 Secret Dept. of State 27 May 58 Confidential U.S. Navy 24 April 58 C&R Soviet Actions regarding South American Trip Secret CIA 20&24 June 58 Secret CIA 1 July 58 Confidential CIA Undated Confidential Dept. of State 9 July 59 C& R Africa - RN Report and other papers Secret Intl. Cooperation Adm. 20 Aug. 57 Confidential Dept. of State 24 Jan. 60 Confidential Dept. of State 26 Jan. 60 Secret Not Identified 18 July 60 Secret Not Identified Undated (1960) Confidential Joint Chiefs 25 July 60 Secret White House 25 Nov. 57 -17- Classified Files Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C&R Africa RN Report and other papers (Cont.) Top Secret NSC Undated Secret DOD ? 17 Aug. 60 Confidential Operations 5&20 March 58 Coordinating Board Secret & Not Identified Undated Top Secret Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Not Identified Undated Secret Dept. of State 3 Jan. 56 & 14 Feb. 56 Secret Dept. of State 15 Feb. 57 C&R R Trip to Hungary Secret Not Identified Undated (1956) C&R Black binder containing Material on MacMillan Visit Top Secret Dept. of State 28 March 60 CVR Black binder containing Material on MacMillan Talks Secret Dept. of State 19 March 1959 C+R Black-binder containing report on VicePres Visit to Poland Secret Dept. of State Aug. 1959 C&R Black binder containing briefing book on VIcePres trip to USSR Secret Dept. of State July-Aug. 1959 C&R Black binder containing briefing book on South American trip Confidential Dept. of State 16 April 58 C+R Black binder containing briefing book on Soviet Deputy Premier Kozlov Visit Official Use Only, Dept. of State June, July 1959 Confidential & Secret exR Log Book for National Security Papers in Black Binder Top Secret NSC 1953-55 -18- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date C&R Black binder containing Security Information for the eyes only of VicePres Mr. Christain A. Herter Top Secret- CIA 28 Sept. 53 Eyes Only C&R VicePres Briefing Book for Inauguration of Brazilian President-Elect Kubitschek Secret Dept. of State 31 Jan. 56 Secret CIA 16 Jan. 56 C.R Black binder containing background papers on the VicePres Trip to Austria Secret Dept. of State Dec. 1956 C&R Long range intelligence briefs by REC on Commy capabilities Secret & REC memos 7 Dec. 1960 Top Secret C+R FBI ltrs, misc. 1958-1959-1960 Confidential FBI 12 Feb. 60 Top Secret FBI 23 Nov. 60 Top Secret FBI 7 Nov. 60 Confidential FBI 24 Oct. 60 Top Secret FBI 12 Oct. 60 Top Secret FBI 11 Oct. 60 Top Secret FBI 7 Oct. 60 Top Secret FBI 4 Oct. 60 Top Secret FBI 30 Sept. 60 Confidential FBI 20 Sept. 60 Confidential FBI 15 Sept. 60 Confidential FBI 15 Sept. 60 Confidential FBI 14 Sept. 60 Top Secret FBI 7 Sept. 60 Top Secret FBI 7 Sept. 60 Top Secret FBI 9 Aug. 60 Top Secret FBI 5 Aug. 60 Secret FBI 22 July 60 -19- Classified Files - Brigadier General Cushman, USMC (Cont.) Listing Classification Origin Date FBI ltrs. misc. 1958-1959-1960 (Cont.) Confidential FBI 14 July 60 Secret FBI 28 June 60 Confidential FBI 9 June 60 Confidential FBI 5 July 60 Confidential FBI 9 June 60 Confidential FBI 10 June 60 Confidential FBI 3 June 60 Confidential FBI 5 April 60 Confidential FBI 1 April 60 Confidential FBI 21 March 60 Top Secret FBI 16 March 60 Secret FBI 14 March 60 Confidential FBI 29 Feb. 60 Top Secret FBI 26 Jan. 60 Confidential FBI 13 Jan. 60 Top Secret FBI 5 Jan. 60 Confidential FBI 9 Sept. 59 Confidential FBI 28 Aug. 59 Secret FBI 20 May 59 Confidential FBI 11 Feb. 59 Confidential FBI 16 May 58 Secret FBI 16 May 58 Secret FBI 8 July 59 E PERSONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL MATERIAL AND FILES LODGED IN OFFICE OF KALMBACH, DE MARCO, KNAPP & CHILLINGWORTH 1. Checking account bank records. 2. General ledger, journals and books of account. 3. Orange County property acquisition files. 4. Income tax returns for years 1964 through 1970. 5. 1969 charitable donation of papers and appraisals file. 6. Whittier property acquisition file. 7. Fisher's Island Inc. stock sale file. 8. New York apartment acquisition and sale file (xerox copies only). 9. Florida properties acquisition file (xerox copies only). 10. Personal life insurance policies and cor- respondence respecting same. 11. Current general insurance policies. 12. Miscellaneous old business records covering years 1963 through 1968 delivered to KDKC by Vincent Andrews, Inc. consisting of general accounting worksheets, canceled checks, paid bills and correspondence with trade creditors and banks. No original documentation of any significance appears to be contained in these files. Z ATTACHENT p A CENTRAL FILES Central Files maintains Subject, Name and Chronological files. The Subject files fill 152 five-drawer cabinets, 59 of which are full. These contain records for 1969 and for 1970. The remain- ing 93 cabinets for 1971 are 25% full. The Name files are main- tained in 339 five-drawer cabinets which are approximately 65% full. Converted into linear feet, the Subject files measure approximately 733 feet and the Name files total approximately 2233 feet. The chronological files which are almost completely boxed measure 29 linear feet. In addition there are 930 linear fect of "oversize" records be- longing in part to the Subject file:and in part to the Name file; 264 linear feet of inactive files from various White House offices; 89 linear feet of primarily "bulk mail" from the public. B PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES Records sent from the Central Files to the National Archives for courtesy storage measure approximately 1, 511 linear feet and consist of: Bulk Correspondence 1, 240' News Conferences 72' Ash Council records 35' prolific writers 33' office files of Charles B. Wilkinson 33' office files of Daniel P. Moynihan 30' office files of Harry Flemming 8' office files of Hendrik Houthakker 5' office files of Franklyn Nofziger 4' White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health 20' Council on Urban Affairs Il' Background briefings 14' Press Releases 3' Press Conferences 2' Press Briefings l' of C RECORDS MAINTAINED BY THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE STAFF Patrick J. Buchanan's Office Maintains three categories of records: general correspondence file including inter-office memos (two drawers), research files (five drawers), and speech files (two drawers). 18' Mort Allin uses 30 file drawers for copies of the Daily News Summary and 28 file drawers for clippings. Outdated clipping files are sent to Central Files at the rate of about ten boxes per month. 116' Alexander Butterfield's Office Maintains file of President's meetings and of color reports. Non- active records are eventually deposited in a safe in Trudy Brown's vault. Jon Huntsman's office maintains a "Presidential Handwriting File." This file contains the bulk of the items not originated by the President but bearing marginal notes or other comments in his hand. The most common items are Daily News Summaries, Memoranda to the President, Telephone Recommendations, Meeting Scenarios, and miscellaneous items which cross the President's desk. These items are stored in Mr. Huntsman's safe in Trudy Brown's vault. They fill approximately three drawers of the safe. Mr. Huntsman's office files are kept either in his office (current files) or in the vault (non-current files). These include the "Presidential Action Number File' eros and the resultant reports produced in response to a Presidential inquiry. Dwight Chapin's Office 52' Maintains active files only. Other records are sent to Central Files regularly. Mr. Chapin has two file drewers; Mr. Bull keeps three file drawers including a chron file, scenarios, appointments office procedures, and files on California trips; Mr. Parker also has a chron file plus follow-up files on invitations, audiences, etc.; Mr. Walker has 11 vertifile drawers containing Presidential trip files, memoranda, correspondence, and administrative office files. Charles W. Colson's Office 40' Maintains approximately six linear feet of records which are primarily staff memoranda. Mr. Bell's office has six linear feet of records relating to special interest groups and three linear feet pertaining to Presidential proclamations. Mr. Cashen has approximately 21 linear feet of files relating Le special interest groups. Mr. Howard has four linear feet of project files. Michael J. Farrell's Office (Visitors' Office) 12 Maintains active office files consisting of tour requests, files on gifts received for the President, scenarios of activities of the First Family, inter-office memos, etc. Inactive records are retired to Central Files. John W. Dean, III Maintains 10 vertical files on a broad variety of subjects, including 30' pardons and executive clemency, conflicts of interest, executive privilege, Presidential papers, Presidential Library, demonstra- tions, and other matters of a legal nature. Harry Dent's Office The files of this office concern liaison with Republican organizations 56' and are arranged by subject. The records are housed in seven, four- drawer file cabinets. Robert Finch's Office Maintains nine vertifile drawers containing correspondence, project 33' files and research files. Mr. Finch also has three drawers of California files including some speech files. Peter M. Flanigan's Office Mr. Flanigan and his staff maintain the following files: 23 drawers 54' containing research and correspondence, three drawers containing chron files and press rcleases, one drawer containing conflict of interest material. Leonard Garment's Office Maintains the following files: White House memoranda, two drawers 63' Bicentennial Commission, one drawer: Minority Enterprise, one drawer; Aging, one drawer; Civil Rights (General), one drawer; Housing (Minorities), one drawer; Indians, four drawers; Topical Files, six drawers; Name Files (Personal), two drawers; 1968 campaign one linear foot; 1972 campaign, 1/2 file drawer. Mr. Garment's Assistant for Cultural Affairs maintains six vertifile drawers of correspondence and background information and two vertifile drawers containing inter-office memos. Mark I. Goode's Office Maintains one vertifile drawer on trips and one vertifile drawer on 6' television and films. Roger Johnson's Office Maintains Two vertifile drawers of general office files. is Henry A. Kissinger's Office Maintains Presidential files now held in the Kissinger office, the 245 Situation Room and the NSC vault. This includes the following material: President's briefing books for NSC meetings, foreign trips, state visitors, and press conferences: minutes of NSC meetings. Henry A. Kissinger's Office (Cont.) substantive files on foreign policy (organized by subject), in the form of memos from the President to Dr. Kissinger; memos from Dr. Kissinger to the President; memos from NSC staff to Dr. Kissinger; other important documentation; memoranda of Dr. Kissinger's conversations; especially sensitive memoranda of Presidential conversations. Daniel T. Kingsley's Office 114' Maintains papers and resumes of individuals who have been cleared for a Presidential appointment or who hold such an appointment. These papers are maintained in "job files" and include copies of Presidential memos. The job files are subdivided into three categories: cabinet agencies, independent agencies including regulatory bodies, and part-time advisory bodies. Papers and resumes comprising the files of unsuccessful job applicants have been sent to Central Files. Herbert G. Klein's Office See after Virginia 11. Knauer's Office. Virginia II. Knauer's Office 600' The Office of Constiter Affairs maintains records in eleven divisions, each with its own filing system (generally alphabetically arranged by subject). This includes the following: Mrs. Inauer's Office files correspondence including memos from the President 64 linear foet; Consumer Education Division--correspondence, requests for periodicals, etc.--60 linear feet; General Counsel's Office--general correspondence and legislative work folders-48 lincer feet; Communications (Publications) Division--general correspondence and requests for publications-44 linear feet; Public Affairs Division--general correspondence; speeches, and press releases 80 linear feet; Program Analysis Division--general correspondence, information files on various subjects the groundwork for development of studies and reports on consumer topics 38 linear feet; Administrative Office reports and papers regarding personnel, budget, and procurement, requisitions and invoices--32 ] inear feet; Virginia H. Knauer's Office (Cont.) Industry Relations--general correspondence with individuals in industry-- 42 linear feet; Federal-State Relations--correspoudence with state governors and Attorneys General to promote consumer-type legislation-36 linear feet; Field Operations Division--correspondence with Consumer Advisory Council and with voluntary consumer groups around the country-44 linear feet; Consumer Complaint Division--correspondence and follow-up letters, replies to consumer complaint, inquiry to manufacturer or possible forwarding of the complaint to a regulatory agency--filed numerically. Statistics and letters are stored in a computer file--102 linear feet. Herbert G. Klein's Office 217' Maintains alphabetical and chronological copies of all Klein and Klein staff correspondence with modia and the general public--24 linear feet; correspondence and naterial relating to Klein's speaking engagements-- 9 linear feet; correspondence, Memoranda, releases, and transcripts-- 44 linear feet; copies of corvespondence with editorial cartoonists and clippings of 1971 cartoons Linear feet; research files including a complete set of 1968 Mixon campaign speeches, compaign press releases, transcripts of interviews, some Agreew campaign material and newspaper files---80 linear feet; Internal cccmunications--56 linear feet; and material in stormed on the INC. Floor (Nlein carpaign correspondence, wire service clips, retired cultorial and newspaper clippings, and retired administration schedule end departeental/agency files for 1969 and 1970. Clark MacGregor's Office Maintains approximately 18 linear feet of member files arranged 75' alphabetically by name of Senator or Congressman, memoranda files, and legislation files. Other members of MacGregor's staff use a central file which con- tains approximately 57 linear feet of records. Frederick V. Malek's Office 82' The records of this office are maintained in three divisions: recruiting records containing resumes, recommendations, clippings, &c. on some 750 candidates and applicants for Presidential appointments and totaling 58'; personnel administration records- nine linear feet; and special projects files (confidential studies undertaken at the request of Mr. Haldeman-15 feet. Inactive re- cruiting records are sent to Central Files. Richard Moore's Office Maintains project and name files. 5' Peter G. Peterson's Office 77' Peter Peterson has four linear feet of general files on the Council The CIEP Secretariat has approximately 45 linear feet of administra- tive and general files, the latter being by Car the bulk of the records. Both categories are arranged by subject. A classification scheme, dated September 1971, is available. Deane Hinton has ten linear feet of correspondence relating to the Administration's economic policies and fact sheets and statistics pertaining to the same. Richard Allen has six linear feet of primarily administrative records. Robert Morris has two linear feet of files on export and import policies of various foreign countries. Robert Price has six linear feet of files generally relating to export and import policies. Brandon Sweizer has two linear feet of project files. Lawrence Brady has two linear feet of Congressional files. Raymond K. Price's Office 15' Maintains current office files and general memoranda files Writers under Mr. Price usually keep copies of their own drafts, these files are not included in the estimate. Donald Rumsfeld's Office We are awaiting a reply from Mr. Rumsfeld's office. William Safire's Office 12' Maintains files on correspondence, speeches, minutes of meetings, &c. Most of the contents are xerox or carbon copies. Most of Mr. Safire's files concerning economic policy would be included among Herb Stein's files. John Scali's Office 8' Maintains general office files. Rose Wood's Office Maintains files concerning the President's personal correspondence and activities. Maintains an undetermined amount of Presidential handwriting items such as notes the President makes on the back of programs for social events, toasts, etc. Also receives copies of speech drafts which contain Presidential handwriting. Ron Ziegler's Office 70' In addition to file copies of press briefings, press releases, handouts to the press, etc., the Press Office maintains the following files: Agnes Waldron -25 file drawers containing working files arranged by subject. Jerry Warren-5-6 file drawers of general office files. Ron Ziegler-2 file drawers of general office files and 1 file drawer of 'personal files. Neal Ball-1½ file drawers of office files. DOMESTIC COUNCIL STAFF Staff Member Subject Files Linear ft. McLane R.S., Aging, Youth 8' Whitaker Environment, Ag., Nat. Growth Policy Quality of Life, Energy 16' Fairbanks Environment 8' Price Urban Affairs Council, National. 50' Growth Policy, Health, Welfare & Minorities Krogh D. C., Narcotics, Special Projects, Grimes 16' and Corrections, R. S. (Trans.) Payton D. C. Housing and Urban Dev., Bicentennial Clapp Transportation, Corrections, 22' Minnick International Narcotics If Young & Liddy Special Projects 8 Nordahl Drugs, Antitrust, D. C. Crime, Legal Services 18' Shepard Corrections, Crime, D. C. Gov't., Exec. Reorg., Justice Dept., Gun Control 10' Morgan, etal. HEW, Labor, Veterans, HUD, Domestic Prog. 22' Engman Antitrust, Tax, Education, Housing, Research 6' and Development, International Business rown, ct al. All categories in Black relations, inc. sickle cell 52' anemia, D. C. Gov't., Gov't. procurement, etc. Morey Education, Folls, Issues (State by state and 8' compaign) Waldmann Economic development, Unemployment, Health 8' R. S., Social indicators, Technology Meller National Growth Policy, Anton, (1 DOMESTIC COUNCIL STAFF 2. Staff Member Subject Files Linear ft. Michel Gen. & Special R. S., Veterans, Domestic 6' briefings, Youth Voter Program, Drugs Harper Dom. Council Budget, Economy, Housing, 24' Inflation, R. S., Desegregation Cole Health, Cancer Cure 2' Chrlichman Campaigu, Transition period records, and 24' Files on the Administration Copy No. 6 of 8 copies INSTRUMENT APPOINTING SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE AGREEMENT OF TRUST by and between RICHARD M. NIXON and PATRICIA R. NIXON, as Settlors and RICHARD M. NIXON, as Trustee Dated: August 14, 1972 MUDGE ROSE GUTHRIE & ALEXANDER 20 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE THIS INSTRUMENT, made the 14th day of August , 1972, by RICHARD M. NIXON, as Trustee of that certain trust known as The Family and Literary Properties Trust and created under an Agreement of Trust made the 14th day of august , 1972, by and between said RICHARD M. NIXON and PATRICIA R. NIXON, as Settlors, and said RICHARD M. NIXON, as Trustee. WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the undersigned possesses the power under Article SIXTH of said Agreement of Trust made the 14th day of August , 1972, by and between the undersigned and PATRICIA R. NIXON, as Settlors, and the undersigned, as Trustee, to appoint a successor or successors to act in his place and stead as Trustee or Trustees of the trust or trusts created under said Agreement of Trust; NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to the aforementioned power, the undersigned does hereby appoint H. R. HALDEMAN, or if he shall for any reason be unable or unwilling to act, JOHN D. EHRLICHMAN, as successor Trustee to act in his place and stead, should he for any reason whatsoever cease to act as Trustee under said Agreement of Trust. Chical Richard M. mw, Nixon ACCEPTANCE OF APPOINTMENT The undersigned, H. R. HALDEMAN, and, if said H. R. HALDEMAN shall for any reason be unable to act, JOHN D. EHRLICHMAN, do accept the foregoing appointment as successor Trustee of that certain trust known as The Family and Literary Properties Trust and created under an Agreement of Trust made the 12/16 day of august , 1972, by and between RICHARD M. NIXON and PATRICIA R. NIXON, as Settlors, and said RICHARD M. NIXON, as Trustee, should said RICHARD M. NIXON, for any reason, cease to act as a Trustee of such trust, and do agree, upon assuming the office of Trustee of such trust, to perform the duties of said office and to be bound by all of the terms and conditions of said Agreement of Trust.