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Draft of letter to Mr. William Mason, President of the Irvine Company from Leonard K. Firestone, President of Nixon Foundation, re: the future museum and library of the Nixon Foundation. 2 pages. [Letter], 8/25/1970
File. No. 553 - Nixon Foundation list of file entries and the material included. 2 pages. [Report], n.d.
Architectural and landscape design for the museum/library Foundation grounds. 1 page. Not scanned. [Other Document], n.d.
From Herbert W. Kalmbach, Foundation Secretary to Mr. John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs, re: acceptance of the Richard Nixon Foundation as a 501 ( c ) (3). Includes hand-written note. 1 page. [Letter], 12/23/1969
From Leonard K. Firestone, President - The Richard Nixon Foundation, to John Ehrlichman - Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs, re: charging the McKinsey and Company for their services. Includes attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 12/5/1969
From Leonard K. Firestone, President - The Richard Nixon Foundation, to John Ehrlichman, Counsel to The President, re: informal to report from the Planning and Development Committee. Letter on report attached. 2 pages. [Letter], 11/3/1969
Checklist of those planning to be in D.C. in December on behalf of The Richard Nixon Foundation. 1 page. [Report], 10/27/1969
Planning and Development Committee of the Richard Nixon Foundation schedule of survey visits, visits contemplated but unscheduled. 1 page. [Other Document], 10/24/1969
Itinerary and list of the Richard Nixon Foundation trustees attending the December 1969 Washington, D.C. trip. 7 pages. [Report], 12/17/1969
Hand-written note of things to do on legal pad note paper. 1 page. [Other Document], n.d.
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This file contains:
Draft of letter to Mr. William Mason, President of the Irvine Company from Leonard K. Firestone, President of Nixon Foundation, re: the future museum and library of the Nixon Foundation. 2 pages. [Letter], 8/25/1970
File. No. 553 - Nixon Foundation list of file entries and the material included. 2 pages. [Report], n.d.
Architectural and landscape design for the museum/library Foundation grounds. 1 page. Not scanned. [Other Document], n.d.
From Herbert W. Kalmbach, Foundation Secretary to Mr. John D. Ehrlichman, Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs, re: acceptance of the Richard Nixon Foundation as a 501 ( c ) (3). Includes hand-written note. 1 page. [Letter], 12/23/1969
From Leonard K. Firestone, President - The Richard Nixon Foundation, to John Ehrlichman - Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs, re: charging the McKinsey and Company for their services. Includes attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 12/5/1969
From Leonard K. Firestone, President - The Richard Nixon Foundation, to John Ehrlichman, Counsel to The President, re: informal to report from the Planning and Development Committee. Letter on report attached. 2 pages. [Letter], 11/3/1969
Checklist of those planning to be in D.C. in December on behalf of The Richard Nixon Foundation. 1 page. [Report], 10/27/1969
Planning and Development Committee of the Richard Nixon Foundation schedule of survey visits, visits contemplated but unscheduled. 1 page. [Other Document], 10/24/1969
Itinerary and list of the Richard Nixon Foundation trustees attending the December 1969 Washington, D.C. trip. 7 pages. [Report], 12/17/1969
Hand-written note of things to do on legal pad note paper. 1 page. [Other Document], n.d.
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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
13
9
08/25/1970
Letter
Draft of letter to Mr. William Mason,
President of the Irvine Company from
Leonard K. Firestone, President of Nixon
Foundation, re: the future museum and
library of the Nixon Foundation. 2 pages.
13
9
n.d.
Report
File. No. 553 - Nixon Foundation list of file
entries and the material included. 2 pages.
13
9
n.d.
Other Document
Architectural and landscape design for the
museum/library Foundation grounds. 1 page.
Not scanned.
13
9
12/23/1969
Letter
From Herbert W. Kalmbach, Foundation
Secretary to Mr. John D. Ehrlichman,
Assistant to the President for Domestic
Affairs, re: acceptance of the Richard Nixon
Foundation as a 501 (c) (3). Includes hand-
written note. 1 page.
13
9
12/05/1969
Letter
From Leonard K. Firestone, President - The
Richard Nixon Foundation, to John
Ehrlichman - Assistant to the President for
Domestic Affairs, re: charging the McKinsey
and Company for their services. Includes
attachment. 2 pages.
13
9
11/03/1969
Letter
From Leonard K. Firestone, President - The
Richard Nixon Foundation, to John
Ehrlichman, Counsel to The President, re:
informal to report from the Planning and
Development Committee. Letter on report
attached. 2 pages.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Page 1 of 2
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
13
9
10/27/1969
Report
Checklist of those planning to be in D.C. in
December on behalf of The Richard Nixon
Foundation. 1 page.
13
9
12/17/1969
Report
Itinerary and list of the Richard Nixon
Foundation trustees attending the December
1969 Washington, D.C. trip. 7 pages.
13
9
n.d.
Other Document
Hand-written note of things to do on legal
pad note paper. 1 page.
13
9
10/24/1969
Other Document
Planning and Development Committee of the
Richard Nixon Foundation schedule of
survey visits, visits contemplated but
unscheduled. 1 page.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Page 2 of 2
25 August 70
suggested draft of letter to Mr. William Mason, President, The
Irvine Company, to be dated August 31, 1970
Dear Bill:
As you know from our conversations, my colleagues and I on the
Nixon Foundation are honored to have been entrusted with an exci
and challenging assignment. We are dedicated tc developing a si
and concept proposal which will be the most appropriate and endui
for the first Californian to be elected President of the United
States, and which will be much more an on-going, vital, meaningfu
institution than a memorial.
Our findings to date have convinced us that, in order to do this,
must give careful consideration and weight to the following factors
The Library should be of early, major and continuing service
to scholars and others;
the Museum should appeal in a dramatic way to the population
at large, and should give particular encouragement to young
people to take pride in their American heritage, and should
heighten their aspirations for achievement in their chosen
careers;
there should be an on-going educational and seminar capability,
either embodied in the Center complex, or established as an
adjunct;
realization of the full potential of these proposed Center
components would be dependent on space, planning, design and
technological considerations, and even more so on a location
which would assure compatible, high-quality development and
use of surrounding area.
page 2
draft of letter to Wm. Mason
With these criteria in mind, our Planning and Development Committee
found the Pereira Associates study, and their subsequent Irvine
Ranch site suggestions, of special interest. At our Board Meeting
in San Clemente on August 28th, our fellow Trustees expressed them-
selves similarly, and indicated a desire for the Committee to explore
in greater detail with you and your associates the feasibility of
Irvine property as a potential site for the proposed Nixon Center,
as well as the mutual advantages which might flow among the community,
the Irvine Company and the Nixon Foundation.
When you and your associates have a reaction to this suggestion, I
shall look forward to hearing from you.
Kind personal regards,
Sincerely,
Leonard K. Firestone
President
FILE NO. 553 - NIXON FOUNDATION
No. of
No. of
Date of
entry
pages
entry
Material entered
1
11
Articles of incorporation of the
Foundation
2
15
By-Laws of Foundation
3
1
8/7/69
Higby letter to Kalmbach re Foundation
picking up cost of Foundation office in
Kalmbach law firm
4
8/11/69
Morgan letters to Board of Trustees
calling first meeting of Foundation
5
5
8/21/69
DeMarco memo summarizing and outlining
structure of Foundation and its status
as exempt organization
6
2
8/22/69
Morgan memo re meeting of Truetees
7
1
8/28/69
JDE memo to file of Nixon Trustees
8
1
9/3/69
JDE memo to Haldeman re
Franklin Murphy on Trustees
9
7
9/3/69
Agenda for first meeting of Trustees
and JDE remarks
10
1
9/8/69
Firestone letter to President thanking for
first meeting
11
4
9/15/69
JDE letter to Firestone re copies of leters
to Trustees following first meeting
12
1
10/10/69
Sept 19 RN letter to Zanuck thanking him
for offer of assistance in Foundation
13
1
10/10/69
Sept 19 letter from Firestone to Kendall
re Sept 19 meeting of Foundation
14
5
10/10/69
Sept 26 Firestone letter to Chester A.
Newland re Johnson Library survey visit
15
many
10/15/69
Sept30 memo and booklet Firestone to JDE
"Guideline Questionnaire for Initial Visits
to the Eisenhower Center & Johnson
Library"
16
2
10/22/69
Sept 23 Firestone letter to E. Ross Perot
re trip to Abilene and Foundation activities
17
1
10/22/69
Sept 23 Firestone letter to Don Kendall
9
18
re trip to Abilene
11/17/69
Morgan memo to JDE + appraisal report
of -Presidential papers
19
5
12/17/69
listing of officers and trustees of Founda-
tion
20
8
12/17/69
itinerary and list of those attending DC
Survey trip Dec 10-12
21
2many
12/17/69
Dec 5 Firestone letter to JDE re McKin-
sey and Co. services + notes on survey
trip meetings
FILE NO. 553 - LIXON FOUNDATION (PAGE 2)
No. of
No. of
Date of
entry
pages
entry
Material entered
22
2
12/17/69
Kunzig minutes of meeting with Trustees
23
1
12/23/69
Kalmbach letter re tax exempt k status of
Foundation
24
2
2/3/70
Jan 29 Schulz memo to Haldeman re review
of Classified papers of President Johnson
DEC 29 1969
553
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
611 WEST SIXTH STREET CROCKER-CITIZENS PLAZA
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017
TELEPHONE (213) 680-0600
LEONARD K. FIRESTONE, PRESIDENT
ELMER BOBST, VICE PRESIDENT
HERBERT W. KALMBACH, SECRETARY
JACK DROWN, TREASURER
December 23, 1969
Mr. John D. Ehrlichman
Assistant to The President
for Domestic Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear John:
As Secretary of The Richard Nixon Foundation, I am
pleased to advise you that on November 14, 1969, the
Internal Revenue Service issued its exemption letter
qualifying the Foundation as an educational and chari-
table organization exempt from tax under Section 501 (c)
(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Further, on November 25, 1969, the Foundation received
its exemption letter from the Franchise Tax Board of the
State of California evidencing that the Foundation had
likewise been qualified as an exempt educational and
charitable organization under the laws of the State of
California.
Although these letters confirm that the Foundation has
now been established as an exempt charitable organization,
we do not expect to change our policy of returning unso-
licited contributions for the foreseeable future. Only
certain minimal operating costs are being met from con-
tributions from several of the Trustees. No additional
requirements are foreseen.
We will be writing you from time-to-time to inform you
of our continued progress.
Very truly yours,
Hur
trusis
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Secretary
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DEC 81969
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
611 WEST SIXTH STREET CROCKER-CITIZENS PLAZA
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017
TELEPHONE (213) 680-0600
LEONARD K. FIRESTONE, PRESIDENT
ELMER BOBST, VICE PRESIDENT
HERBERT W. KALMBACH, SECRETARY
JACK DROWN, TREASURER
December 5, 1969
Mr. John D. Ehrlichman
Assistant to The President
for Domestic Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear John:
Do you think we should accept the McKinsey and Company
services gratis, as offered in the attached letter copy,
or would this tend to put them on the same basis as the
regular Committee members?
Perhaps we should require that they charge us a minimum
fee.
I will appreciate your advice and counsel on this when
I see you next week.
Sincerely,
femared.
Leonard K. Firestone
President
enclosure
21
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
NEW YORK
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
LONDON
PARIS
AMSTERDAM
DÜSSELDORF
ZÜRICH
MILANO
MELBOURNE
TORONTO
G11 West Sixth Street
Los Angeles. California 90017
CABLE ADDRESS MACKONSULT
213 626-7501
November 26, 1969
Dear Leonard:
We appreciate the opportunity to work with your committee on the formulation
of plans for the Richard Nixon Library and Museum. As the initial research has
suggested, the committee may be able to develop programs for these institutions
that carry their value dynamically into the future. As we have already experienced,
this is a complicated undertaking. The scope of study considerations ranges from
today's White House filing system to the design of perpetual education and research
activities.
It is a compliment for our Firm to be asked to supplement your committee on
such a significant undertaking. We would like to assume this responsibility on a
community service basis as a contribution to your project.
I'm looking forward to our meeting in Washington. This will be an interesting
"check point" on the initial study findings.
Sincerely yours,
Jack Jack O. Vance
Mr. Leonard K. Firestone
The Richard Nixon Foundation
611 West Sixth Street (Suite 1950)
Los Angeles, California 90017
)
NOV
5
1969
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
CROCKER-CITIZENS PLAZA
611 WEST SIXTH STREET
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017
November 3, 1969
Mr. John D. Ehrlichman
Counsel to The President
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear John:
It seemed time to report informally to the
Foundation Trustees who are not members of
our Planning and Development Committee, and
I thought you might like to see the enclosed
sample of a letter I am sending to them.
We look forward to being with you next month
in Washington, D.C., and a briefing paper on
the items we will want to cover in our meeting
will be forthcoming.
I appreciated your advice and counsel in our
telephone conversation last Friday.
With kind regards,
Sincerely,
femare.
Leonard K. Firestone
President
enclosure
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
611 WEST SIXTH STREET CROCKER-CITIZENS PLAZA
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017
TELEPHONE (213) 680-0600
LEONARD M. FIRESTONE, PRESIDENT
ELMER BOBST, VICE PRESIDENT
HERBERT W. KALMBACH, SECRETARY
JACK DROWN, TREASURER
November 3, 1969
Mr. Elmer H. Bobst
Chairman of the Board
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Morris Plains, New Jersey
Dear Mr. Bobst:
Our Foundation Planning and Development Committee is now
active, and I thought you might like to have a report on
our progress to date.
To assist the Committee, we have arranged for the consul-
ting services of a University Vice President, and of
McKinsey and Company. In October, we made survey visits
to the Eisenhower Library at Abilene, Kansas, and to the
Johnson Library at Austin, Texas.
We are scheduled to visit the Roosevelt Library in Hyde
Park, New York in November, and in December we plan to
touch base with the appropriate General Services and
National Archives officials, as well as meet with John
Ehrlichman, in Washington, D.C. Perhaps we can also work-
in a visit to the Hoover Institute at Stanford University
before the end of the year.
Taft Schreiber and I both plan to be in New York City on
Friday, November 14th, and, if you would like to do so,
we would be happy to try to work out a mutually convenient
time and place for a brief discussion of the Foundation
and our current activity.
In any event, we will continue to keep you posted.
With kind personal regards,
Sincerely,
femare Firestme
Leonard K. Firestone
President
OCT 27 1969
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plan ) be in Washington, D.C.
on December 12 and 13, 1969,
on behalf of The Richard Nixon
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
Foundation
Suite 1950 Crocker-Citizens Plaza
611 West Sixth Street
Los Angeles, California 90017
(213) 680-0600
Officers
President
Leonard K. Firestone
Vice President
Elmer H. Bobst
Secretary
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Treasurer
Jack Drown
Planning and Development Committee
Chairman
Leonard K. Firestone, President
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
South Gate, California
Members
John D. Ehrlichman
Counsel to The President
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Donald M. Kendall, President
PepsiCo, Inc.
New York, New York
H. Ross Perot, President
Electronic Data Systems Corporation
Dallas, Texas
Taft Schreiber, Vice President
Music Corporation of America
Universal City, California
Consultants
Thomas P. Nickell, Jr.
Glenn L. Adamson
Vice-President University Planning
Staff Assistant
University of Southern California
to Mr. Nickell
Los Angeles, California
McKinsey and Company, Inc
New York and Los Angeles Offices - Jack O. Vance, Los Angeles
Warren Cannon, New York
(as of 24 Oct 69)
Planning and Development Committee
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
Schedule of Survey Visits
October 21
Eisenhower Library
COMPLETED
Abilene, Kansas
October 28
Johnson Library
Austin, Texas
November 13
Roosevelt Library
Hyde Park, New York
December 12,13
National Archives
General Services Administration
Smithsonian Institution
White House - John Ehrlichman, et al
Washington, D.C.
Visits contemplated, but unscheduled as yet
Hoover Library
West Branch, Iowa
Truman Library
Independence, Missouri
Kennedy Library
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Rutherford B. Hayes Memorial Library
Fremont, Ohio
Hoover Institute on War, Peace and Revolution
Stanford University, California
Lawrence Hall of Science
University of California, Berkeley
553
THE RICHARD NIXON FOUNDATION
611 WEST SIXTH STREET CROCKER-CITIZENS PLAZA
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017
TELEPHONE (213) 680-0600
LEONARD K. FIRESTONE, PRESIDENT
ELMER BOBST, VICE PRESIDENT
HERBERT W. KALMBACH, SECRETARY
JACK DROWN, TREASURER
Planning and Development Committee
Chairman
Leonard K. Firestone, President
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
South Gate, California
Members
John D. Ehrlichman
Assistant to The President
for Domestic Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Donald M. Kendall, President
PepsiCo, Inc.
New York, New York
H. Ross Perot, President
Electronic Data Systems Corporation
Dallas, Texas
Taft Schreiber, Vice President
Music Corporation of America
Universal City, California
Consultants
Glenn L. Adamson
Office of University Planning
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California
Warren Cannon
(not participating in
McKinsey and Company, Inc.
Washington, D.C. trip)
New York, New York
Thomas P. Nickell, Jr.
Vice President University Planning
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California
Jack O. Vance
McKinsey and Company, Inc.
New York, New York
20-1.
Digest of Transportation Requirements
The Richard Nixon Foundation Survey Group
Washington, D.C. Trip
Wednesday, December 10, 1969
10:30 PM
Party of 5 arrives Dulles Intl. on TWA #98 from Los Angeles
(Messrs. Firestone, Schreiber, Vance and Adamson,
and Miss Gaunt)
to proceed to Mayflower Hotel for overnight.
Thursday, December 11, 1969
9:15 AM Party of 7 departs Mayflower Hotel (DeSales St. entrance)
(Messrs. Firestone, Schreiber, Nickell, Vance and
Adamson, Dr. Reed, and Miss Gaunt)
enroute Library of Congress.
11:30 AM Party of 7 (as above) departs Library of Congress
enroute Smithsonian Institution (National Museum of
History and Technology)
3:45 PM
Messrs. Firestone and Schreiber depart Smithsonian Inst.
enroute Department of Health, Education & Welfare.
Party of 5 departs Smithsonian Institution
(Dr. Reed, Messrs. Nickell, Vance and Adamson, and
Miss Gaunt)
enroute National Archives and Mayflower Hotel.
Friday, December 12, 1969
9:45 AM
Party of 8 departs Mayflower Hotel (DeSales St. entrance)
(Messrs. Firestone, Kendall, Perot, Schreiber, Nickell,
Vance and Adamson, and Miss Gaunt)
enroute National Archives Building.
11:15 AM
Party of 10 departs National Archives Building
(Messrs. Firestone, Kendall, Perot, Schreiber, Nickell,
Vance and Adamson, Drs. Rhoads and Reed, and Miss Gaunt)
enroute General Services Administration.
1:15 PM
Party of 10 (as above) departs General Services Administration
enroute National Archives Building.
3:30 PM
Party of 7 departs National Archives Building
(Messrs. Firestone, Kendall, Perot, Schreiber, Nickell,
Vance and Adamson)
enroute Mayflower Hotel.
4:00 PM
Party of 3 continues on from Mayflower Hotel
(Messrs. Schreiber, Nickell and Adamson)
to Dulles International to enplane on TWA #19 for
Los Angeles at 5:30 PM
20
DEC 11 1969
WASHINGTON, D.C. SURVEY TRIP
Wednesday, December 10, 1969
Travelling Party - Los Angeles to Washington, D.C.
Leonard Firestone
Taft Schreiber
Jack Vance
Glenn Adamson
Loie Gaunt
3:00 PM
Depart Los Angeles International enroute Washington, DC
PST
TWA Flight #98
flying time: 4 hours 30 minutes
10:30 PM
Arrive Dulles International
EST
Will be met by White House Transportation Pool autos to
proceed to Mayflower Hotel
NOTE: Thomas Nickell arriving separately earlier in
the day from New York City, and joins party at
Mayflower Hotel
overnight reservations
Mayflower Hotel
(202) 347-3000
Washington, D.C.
20-3
WASHIN ON, D.C. SURVEY TRIP
Thursday, December 11, 1969
Survey Group for the Day
Leonard Firestone
Taft Schreiber
Thomas Nickell
Jack Vance
Glenn Adamson
Loie Gaunt
8:45 AM Dr. Daniel J. Reed, Assistant Archivist
Office of Presidential Libraries
National Archives
joins Survey Group in Firestone/Schreiber Parlor
at Mayflower Hotel for coffee and brief orientation
discussion
9:15 AM Survey Group and Dr. Reed depart DeSales Street entrance
of Mayflower Hotel enroute Library of Congress, in White
House Transportation Pool autos
Library of Congress
9:30 AM
Meeting with Dr. Roy P. Basler, Chief, Manuscript
Division, Library of Congress
10:30 AM
Meeting with Dr. Alan Fern, Asst. Chief, Prints and
Photographs Division, Library of Congress
11:00 AM Meeting in office of Dr. L. Quincy Mumford, Librarian
of Congress
11:30 AM
Survey Group and Dr. Reed depart Library of Congress
enroute Smithsonian Institution, in White House Trans-
portation Pool autos
Smithsonian Institution
11:45 AM
Luncheon Meeting with Smithsonian Institution officials
at the National Museum of History and Technology
Host group will probably include:
Secretary S. Dillon Ripley or Deputy
Asst. Secy. (History and Art) Charles Blitzer
Asst. Secy. (Public Service) William W. Warner
Director of Development Lynford E. Kautz
20-4
WASHINGTON, D.C. SURVEY TRIP
Thursday, December 11, 1969 (continued)
Smithsonian Institution (continued)
1:30 PM
Guided Tour of Exhibits, Design, and Production Depart-
to approx.
ments, National Museum of History and Technology
3:30 PM
3:45 PM
Messrs. Firestone and Schreiber depart Smithsonian
Institution enroute Department of Health, Education
and Welfare in White House Transportation Pool auto
for 4:00 PM appointment with HEW Secy. Robert Finch
Balance of Survey Group and Dr. Reed depart Smithsonian
Institution enroute Mayflower Hotel or other destinations
in White House Transportation Pool auto
NOTE: Donald M. Kendall and H. Ross Perot
expected to arrive Mayflower Hotel in late
afternoon or early evening
7:30 PM
Dinner Meeting
Pitcairn Room, Mayflower Hotel
Participants
Leonard Firestone
John Ehrlichman
Bob Haldeman
Donald Kendall
Ross Perot
Taft Schreiber
Thomas Nickell
Jack Vance
Glenn Adamson
Loie Gaunt
possible - Ed Morgan
overnight
Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
(202) 347-3000
20-5
WASHINGTON, D.C. SURVEY TRIP
Friday, December 12, 1969
Survey Group for the Day
Leonard Firestone
Donald Kendall (possible)
Ross Perot
Taft Schreiber
Thomas Nickell
Jack Vance
Glenn Adamson
Loie Gaunt
8:30 AM
Breakfast Meeting at Mayflower Hotel
with Dr. Wayne Grover, former (retired) Archivist of
the United States, who is presently a Consultant to the
Johnson Library
9:45 AM
Survey Group departs DeSales Street entrance of Mayflower
Hotel enroute National Archives Building in White House
Transportation Pool autos
National Archives
10:00 AM
Meeting with Dr. James B. Rhoads, Archivist of the
United States, and Dr. Daniel J. Reed, Assistant
Archivist, Office of Presidential Libraries
11:15 AM
Survey Group, Dr. Rhoads and Dr. Reed depart National
Archives enroute General Services Administration in
White House Transportation Pool autos
General Services Administration
11:30 AM
Luncheon meeting with Robert L. Kunzig, General Services
Administrator and other GSA officials
1:15 PM
Survey Group, Dr. Rhoads and Dr. Reed depart General
Services enroute National Archives Building in White
House Transportation Pool autos
National Archives
1:30 PM
Survey Meetings with Dr. Daniel Reed and staff members
to
of Office of Presidential Libraries, National Archives
3:30 PM
WASHINGTON, D.C. SURVEY TRIP
Friday, December 12, 1969 (continued)
3:30 PM
Survey Group. departs National Archives enroute Mayflower
Hotel in White House Transportation Pool autos
NOTE: Messrs. Schreiber, Nickell and Adamson pick
up baggage at Mayflower Hotel and continue on to
Dulles International Airport in White House
Transportation Pool auto
Messrs. Schreiber, Nickell and Adamson
5:30 PM Depart Dulles International enroute Los Angeles
EST
TWA Flight #19
7:55 PM Arrive Los Angeles International Airport
PST
20-7
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Cabmet k Staff . documents - ownership of all
Archivist (Reed) do calls?
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Estal The Nixon Press
Publicíns to Teachers, schools-