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To: Kathy. From: Richard Nixon. Re: Enclosed pin which is the Seal of the President of the United States. [Letter], 1/1/1973
To: Chuck Colson. From: Bruce Kehrli. Re: Phone Call Program. [Memo], 10/17/1972
To: Chuck Colson. From: HR Haldeman. Re: Need for a systematic plan of phone calls. [Memo], 8/7/1972
To: The President. From: John Volpe. Re: Recommendation to the relationship of the Heritage Group effort to the Republican National Committee. 2 pages. [Memo], 12/13/1972
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To: Kathy. From: Richard Nixon. Re: Enclosed pin which is the Seal of the President of the United States. [Letter], 1/1/1973
To: Chuck Colson. From: Bruce Kehrli. Re: Phone Call Program. [Memo], 10/17/1972
To: Chuck Colson. From: HR Haldeman. Re: Need for a systematic plan of phone calls. [Memo], 8/7/1972
To: The President. From: John Volpe. Re: Recommendation to the relationship of the Heritage Group effort to the Republican National Committee. 2 pages. [Memo], 12/13/1972
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23
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01/01/1973
Letter
To: Kathy. From: Richard Nixon. Re:
Enclosed pin which is the Seal of the
President of the United States.
23
3
10/17/1972
Memo
To: Chuck Colson. From: Bruce Kehrli. Re:
Phone Call Program.
23
3
08/07/1972
Memo
To: Chuck Colson. From: HR Haldeman. Re:
Need for a systematic plan of phone calls.
23
3
12/13/1972
Memo
To: The President. From: John Volpe. Re:
Recommendation to the relationship of the
Heritage Group effort to the Republican
National Committee. 2 pages.
Friday, April 04, 2008
Page 1 of 1
THE WHITE HOUSE
00
WASHINGTON
is IL
and di
January 1, 1973
....
Dear Nathy,
all of Washing to is print
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great game which sent the
Redalin to the Super Barl.
But I noted in the
moring paper that he is
product of you and your courage.
2 have ashed him to
bring you this emlosed pin
which is the Sealef the Presidenty
the United States.
you can wen it as a taken
of respect the nation has
you like
your father and you.
Signature
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 17, 1972
ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL
MEMORANDUM FOR:
CHUCK COLSON
FROM:
BRUCE KEHRLI
BAK
SUBJECT:
Phone Call Program
As you know, the President made quite a few phone calls
yesterday afternoon and wants to continue the program.
There should be fewer calls to contributors and fat cats --
people who would not be surprised by that type of call --
and more political calls to people working in the campaign,
mayors, and union leaders.
Please forward your phone call recommendations to Alex
Butterfield by close of business, today.
Thank you.
DF
ADM
6
By JDG
8/9/94
CC: Alexander P. Butterfield
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
August 7, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR :
CHUCK COLSON
FROM :
H.R. HALDEMAN
LfaH
The President is back on the need for a systematic plan of phone
calls - not to contributors, but to those who help us with votes,
Democrats, workers, etc. He feels he should move into an inten-
sive period of this kind of activity immediately after the convention
and wants plans cleared for him in this regard.
OF
*
THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20590
UNITED
AMERICA
STATES
to
December 13, 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT:
1/1/17
I am pleased to submit for your consideration the following
recommendations relative to the relationship of the Heritage
Groups' effort to the Republican National Committee. These
suggestions result from a review of the Heritage Groups'
activities during the past campaign.
I believe that this year, more than ever in the history of
our Party, there was a good working relationship between
the Republican National Committee and our attempt to broaden
the base of the Party, especially among those of various
ethnic heritage. However, to consolidate the progress we
have made, and continue to build for the future, I suggest
consideration of the following which I believe will enable us
to develop the new majority.
(1)
It would be desirable if the Co-chairman of the
Republican National Committee, or at least one
or two of the Deputy Chairmen, could be an ethnic.
(2)
The Heritage Groups (Nationalities) Division should
be continued and expanded.
(3)
To enable us to convert the pro-Nixon-Agnew votes
into permanent support for the Republican Party, the
budget for the Heritage Groups (Nationalities) Division
should be increased.
(4)
As a part of the Heritage Groups (Nationalities)
Division, there should be an Italian, and a Mexican-
American-Puerto Rican-American (Spanish) operation.
(5)
An appropriate proportion of the appointed members
of the Executive Committee of the RNC should be
ethnics.
(6)
The Executive Committee should be asked to exercise
their duties in accordance with Rule #26(b) (i.e. The
Executive Committee shall exercise all of the Executive
and Administrative functions required of the RNC between
meetings of the full Committee.)
(7)
The ex officio members of the Executive Committee should
be given a more important role (e.g. g. committee assignments
on conducting studies on the effectiveness of the RNC and
of the RNFC operations, planning new programs to bring
the RNC and the Republican Party closer to the people,
directing and coordinating membership drives, studying
possibilities for Party reforms, etc.)
John A. Volpe