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Haldeman to General Goodpaster re: attached memo from Buchanan dated 01/14/1969. 3 pgs with attachments. [Memo], N.D.
Larry Higby to Haldeman re: RN Residence- -Telephones. 4 pgs with attachments. [Memo], 11/30/1968
Haldeman to Peter Flanigan re: RN's apartment. 1 pg. [Memo], 11/27/1968
Official returns in the 1968 Presidential Race. 3 pgs. [Other Document], N.D.
Haldeman to Kevin Phillips re: Presidential returns by state. 1 pg. [Memo], 11/22/1968
Haldeman to John Bierwirth re: thank you. 2 pgs with attachment. [Letter], 11/11/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, conferences, and general counsel. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/31/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, leave word, and conferences. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/29/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, conferences, and general counsel. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/28/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/26/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls and conferences. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/25/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, leave word, conferences, and general counsel. 8 pgs with attachments. [Memo], 10/24/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed, leave word, and conferencesl. 14 pgs with attachments. [Memo], 10/15/1968
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Larry Higby to Haldeman re: RN Residence- -Telephones. 4 pgs with attachments. [Memo], 11/30/1968
Haldeman to Peter Flanigan re: RN's apartment. 1 pg. [Memo], 11/27/1968
Official returns in the 1968 Presidential Race. 3 pgs. [Other Document], N.D.
Haldeman to Kevin Phillips re: Presidential returns by state. 1 pg. [Memo], 11/22/1968
Haldeman to John Bierwirth re: thank you. 2 pgs with attachment. [Letter], 11/11/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, conferences, and general counsel. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/31/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, leave word, and conferences. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/29/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, conferences, and general counsel. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/28/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/26/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls and conferences. 1 pg. [Memo], 10/25/1968
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, leave word, conferences, and general counsel. 8 pgs with attachments. [Memo], 10/24/1968
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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
31
15
N.D.
Memo
Haldeman to General Goodpaster re:
attached memo from Buchanan dated
01/14/1969. 3 pgs with attachments.
31
15
11/30/1968
Memo
Larry Higby to Haldeman re: RN
Residence- - -Telephones. 4 pgs with
attachments.
31
15
11/27/1968
Memo
Haldeman to Peter Flanigan re: RN's
apartment. 1 pg.
31
15
N.D.
Other Document
Official returns in the 1968 Presidential
Race. 3 pgs.
31
15
11/22/1968
Memo
Haldeman to Kevin Phillips re: Presidential
returns by state. 1 pg.
31
15
11/11/1968
Letter
Haldeman to John Bierwirth re: thank you. 2
pgs with attachment.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Page 1 of 2
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
31
15
10/31/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls,
conferences, and general counsel. 1 pg.
31
15
10/29/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, leave
word, and conferences. 1 pg.
31
15
10/28/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls,
conferences, and general counsel. 1 pg.
31
15
10/26/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls. 1 pg.
31
15
10/25/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls and
conferences. 1 pg.
31
15
10/24/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed calls, leave
word, conferences, and general counsel. 8
pgs with attachments.
31
15
10/15/1968
Memo
T.W. Evans to files re: completed, leave
word, and conferencesl. 14 pgs with
attachments.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Page 2 of 2
MEMORANDUM
TO: General Goodpaster
FROM: H.R. Haldeman's Office
RE: Attached memo from Buchanan dated January 14, 1969
The attached memo is for your information and retention.
encl.
Kissinger
1)
Plass 5 goodporten
MEMO TO RN
for info
From Buchanan/Ex Tom Huston
December 14, 1968
@file 2
TALKED WITH HUSTON RE SENIOR MILITARY OFFICER TOSERVE
AS NUMBER 12 man at CIA.
The first recommendation of Huston's contacts and Huston
is that Admiral Rufus Taylor be kept. Honest, Top-Flight Administrat-
or, and excellent man on the Job.
If Taylor continues in his wish to retire, the following
were recommended.
Admiral Showers (Donald), who is asst. Chief of Staff for
Plans and Programs, and comes highly recommended. He holds the
number four job in DIA, the Navy's highest ranking intelligence
officer. Also, his training is as an intelligence officer, and
this is vitally important in this job. You must get someone who
is known and respected in the intelligence community, because of
his dual functions as in-house Administrator, and coordinator
General James Stewart, Air Force, heads up the MOL Program;
he runs the operation to develop and deploy MOL, has been successful
in working pout problems into which the program has run. MOD is the
most heavily budgeted single item in DDR & E. He is an excellent
administrator---his weakness would be that he is not htoroughly known
in the intelligence community. Huston says to be a little leary of
Air Force types--because the AIR FORCE is currently trying to take
over aerial reconnaissance, which is today the most serious of the
inter-service rivalries.)
However, Huston thinks that Stewart or Showers would make
a first-class choice.
Third f fellow is Army General John Davis, suggested by
a friend of Huston's whose judgment he respects. At one time
with NSA--he is a guy you would want to look into, if you go
further than the first two.
Fourth Choice is General Robert Glass--again Army. Number
Three man at DIA, chief of staff. Some of Huston's people at DIA
give him high marks for competence and fair-mindededness. If one
of the others doesn't work out---get a better reading on this guy.
Huston's first choices are Showers and Stewart. There are
loss of first-rate general officers floating around, but they don't
have the intelligence background. Definitely Stay away from Servic
intelligence types, with an ax to grink for their own particular
service.
General McChristian---don't have anything to do with this
guy. He is a self-promotoer from Westy's staff. Set up the In-
telligence Community in Vietnam, over did it, according to TCH's
intelligence.
Important that the choice be a) fair-minded and even-handed,
because the Number 2 man at CIA sits on the United States Intelligenc
Board, and in the absence of Helms he XXXES chairs it. Everyone thus
has to have respect for his intelligence background and for his
fairness.
BUCHANAN
MEMORANDUM
November 30, 1968
TO:
BOB HALDEMAN
FROM:
LARRY HIGBY
RE:
RN RESIDENCE - -- TELEPHONES
After some more detailed analysis, the WHCA has discovered
that this is the way RN's apartment really is.
I do not think we really should make any changes.
WHCA 1 (69)
C01 - 8381751
WHCA 2-(70)
CO - 8381752
NIXON RESIDENCE
KITCHEN
MAID
MASTER BEDRM
TRICIA
1_WHCA1
1- WHCA 1
1- C01
1- Co1
2-WHCA Z
2- WHCA 2
2- Coz
2- Coz
3-C01
3- Co1
3- WHCA 1
3- WHCA 1
4-.CO2
4- Coz
4- INC
4- WHCA Z
5- INC
S- INC
5-
5- INC
6- HOLD
6- HOLD
6- HOLD
6 HOLD
PL TO SS
JULIA
TV Rm
LIBRARY
1- CO1
1- C01
1-C01
2- Coz
2- CO2
2- Coz
3-
3- Specialosi line 3- Special outside line
4-WHCA 1
4- WHCA 1
4- INC
5- INC
5-INC
5- Switch for bell on special line
6- HOLD
6- HOLD
6- HOLD
- - PLMB TO SS
-PLMB WHCA 1
INTERCOM : 2- MASTER BEDRM
7- KITCHEN
3- JULIA
8- SANCHEZ
4- TRICIA
5- TV Rm
6- LIBRARY
NIXON RESIDENCE
PROPOSAL
KITCHEN
MAID'S ROOM
MASTER BEARM
TRICIA BEDRM
1. HOLD
1. HOLD
1. HOLD
1. HOLD
2. 838-1751
2. 838-1751
2. 838-1751
2. 838-1751
3. 838-1752
3. 838-1752
3.838-1752
3.838-1752
4. WHCA 1
4. WHCA 1
4. WHCA 1
4.WHCA 1
5. WHCA Z
5. WHCA Z
5. INC
5. WHRA 2
6. INC
6. INC
6. SWITCH TO
6. INC
PRIVATE LINE TO
TURN BELL
ON AND OFF
SECURITY IN
SEPARATE INSTRUMENT
JULIA BED RM TV RM
LIBRARY
1. $38 HOLD
1. HOLD
1. HOLD
EXCLUSION FEATURE
ON INSTRUMENT
2. 838-1751
2. 838-1751
2.838-1751
ALLOWS CUT-OFF
OF ALL OTHER
3. 838-1752
3.838-1752 3.
3.838-1752
INSTRUMENTS
4. SPECIAL No.
WHERE THIS
4. WHCA 1
4. SPECIAL No.
NUMBER APPEARS.
5.
5.
5. WHCA 1
6. INC
6. INC
6. INC
WHCA 3 IN
SEPARATE INSTRUMENT
CHANGES: SWITCH NOW LOCATED ON BUTTON 6 OF LIBRARY
INSTRUMENT TO CONTROL BELLS WILL BE REMOVED AND
PLACED IN SEPARATE SWITCH ON BOOK SHELF NEAR
INSTRUMENT. NEW NUMBER, WHCA 3, WILL BE
PLACED IN A SEPARATE INSTRUMENT WITH LIGHT.
WHCA 3 WILL APPEAR AND RING ONLY IN LIBRARY.
MEMORANDUM
November 27, 1968
TO:
BOB HALDEMAN
FROM:
LARRY HIGBY
RE:
TELEPHONES IN NIXON RESIDENCE
Attached is a revised proposal of how the Signal Corps plans
to configure telephones in the Nixon residence.
Most of the changes merely involve changing buttons on
existing instruments 80 that each instrument presents a
consistent pattern.
You will note that only two private lines. will exist on all
instruments.
The Signal Corps requests your comments for changes so
that they may make proper installation during the next
convenient opportunity for the President-elect and his
family.
I would only note that it might be good to indicate which lines
we wish to ring in which rooms, 60 that the disaster of last
weekend does not repeat itself.
WHCA 1- (69)
INC- INTERCOMM
WHCA 2- (70)
PROPOSAL
@
KITCHEN
MAID'S ROOM
MASTER BEDRM
1 - WHCA 1
1-WHCA1
1. WHCA 1
Z- WHCA 2
2- WHCA Z
1-
3-838-1751
3- 838-1751
3. 838-1751
4-838-1752
4- 838-1752
4- 838-1752
5- INC
5- INC
5- INC
6- HOLD
6- HOLD
6- HOLD
PRIVATE LINE TO SECURITY
IN SEPARATE INSTRUMENT
TRICIA BEDRM
JULIA BEDRM
TV Rm
1. WHCA 1
1.WHCA 1
1-WHCA
1- WHCA Z
2-
2-
3-838-1751
3-838-1751
3-838-1751
4-838-1752
4- 4-838-1752
4- 838-1752 4-
5- INC
5- INC
S- INC
6- HOLD
6-HOLD
6- HOLD
LIBRARY
CHANGES:
1. WHCA 1
- 3 LIBRARY INSTRUMENTS CONSOLATED
2-
TO 2 INSTRUMENTS.
- ALL INSTRUMENTS CONFIGURED AND
3-838-1751
MARKED TO PRESENT THE SAME APPEARANCE.
4-838-1752
-INTERCOM - MASTER BEDRM
3-JULIA 3-
5- INC
4-TRICIA
5-TV Rm
6- HOLD
6-LIBRARY
7- KICHEN
# PRIVATE LINE TO SECURITY
8- SANCHEZ
IN SEPARATE INSTRUMENT
MEMORANDUM
November 27, 1968
TO:
PETER FLANIGAN
FROM:
BOB HALDEMAN
RE:
RN's APARTMENT
What is the status of your investigation on the sale of RN's
apartment?
TOTAL
TOTA
MVIO
WIS.
U.VA.
* HS VA
TA.
VT.
HVIN
TEX.
S.D.
S.C.
R.I.
OINO
N.D.
N.C.
N.Y.
*ON
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MASS.
ENTVH
177
KAN.
VIOI
ILL.
DIIVGI
HAWAII
GA.
FLA.
D.C.
DEL.
CONN.
COLO.
CALIF.
ARK.
ARIZ.
ALASKA
ALA.
STATE
EM959PES
ADV FOR AM'S SUN DEC.
WITH PRESIDENT
Total 42.7
S.IV
i,
74 44.3
374.001
374,
610,
442,387
70,
158,83537.1 153,5 37.1
1,265, 41.1,
358,765
94,769
150,544
538,
15 OR
45,173 173 35.5 55.8 11,1 8.7
49.6
47.2
47
32.5
32.
70,255 43-5 52.8 23.6 26
351,233 28,1 37.8 34.L
111.023 42 53.3 4.7
197, 197,488.29.6 29.6 254,062 38.1 215,43032 32.3
246,518 64 122,359 31.8
2,250, 47.42, 8.12
301,858 32.3 47.4 191 20.3
1,700,536 42.91, 791,014 45.2 11.8
3,370,470 3, 470 49.83,
1,264,206 1,325
38.2 133 55.9 14,244 5.7
454, 113 29.2527 $27 39.5 31. 31.3
130,081 39.7 160
170,784 31.8
114,117 41.6
441,3 44 1,
43.9
39.3 73
791,444 43.7 811,
48.2
63
217,512 553
34.7
38 38-1, 1,
44.22, 174
$9,275 165
331,053 41
141,324 59.8 91,425 38.7 3,459 1.5
334,439.27
23
54
28.2
37.6
40.8
30.7
Le
675,794 30.9 676,794 30.9 836.804 40.5 $24 $24,207 28.6
8'18
139,556 31,012 18.2
89,194 41.7 25,459
$21,561 49.5 558,721 44.4 75,550 6.1 8
3,244,313 415, 297.8 487,270 6.8
(E0s TCS
170.514 (35) 266,721 (54.8) 45,573 (9.6)
35,411 (42.7)
43.8 49.8 4 .603 bol
194,388 193,579 579 (18.6) 145, 923 (14.1) 699,
TABLE 12/13 WA
31 31,267,734 31,7 31 773,222
2, 2,039,814
NUMPHREY 90
9.EH
321
755
WASHINGTON CUPIT --OFFICIAL RETURNS IN THE 1968 RACE.,
ADV FOR SUNDEC 15 OR THEREAFTER
43.4
3,000
47.9 127,
40.8
45.1
43.4
56.5
39.9
43.9 378 378,502
E'th
51.8
46.1 2
52.1
37.5
50.6 44.9 2
13.5
13
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41.5
41.5
32.9
bitting
54.8
32
in
(N
20
2
$07,578 191 302
3 M 333,511 29.7 535,550 433
ISHITL'SS
59.8
53
23.5 48
65,422
E'E'
23'-
5,3
38
63.5
235,527 38.7
37,550 (45.2) 10,024 (12.1)
NOXIM
I'SH
31.
43.1 1.6
43.81
50.3 11.4
7.6
9.67 9.6 6 7
9.6 (.)
6.4
4.1
7.9
1'b
13,2
13,
8.4
8.
7,3
11.4
63.
47.1 7.1 390,958 39 8.5
56.8 36,541 12. 12.5
50.8 60.313 7.5
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25
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Bob Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
November 27, 1968
TO:
JOHN EHRLICHMAN
CC:
BOB ELLSWORTH
FROM:
BOB HALDEMAN
RE:
ANALYSIS OF ELECTION RESULTS
I am not sure exactly whose baliwick this falls into, but although
it is not of primary urgency, it should not be allowed to pass
unnoticed. I trust you two will get together and decide how it
should be handled.
RN wants a careful and detailed analysis made of the election
results for the purpose of determining what was, and what was
not, effective in our various campaign techniques and strategies.
The purpose, of course, would be for future planning.
Some of the specific questions or areas that he wants studied are:
1) The effectiveness, or lack of it, of our advertising--our
slogans, our television spots, etc..
2) The question of why Humphrey rose so fast in the last two
weeks, with an especial look at the way the east softened up,
as well as the situation in Illinois and California where we
were way ahead earlier.
3) The question of why we closed so strong in the south.
4) He feels that we were probably right to start fast and
strong, as we did, but perhaps that we tried to stay high
consistently for too long. Possibly we should have hit
them hard in the beginning and then dropped off--and closed
hard. Some analysis of this evaluation would be helpful.
5) He has the feeling that our television documentary did no good in
winning votes, that it probably only affected intellectuals whose
minds were already made up. Can we determine whether this is
the case?
November 27, 1968
6) He especially wants a thorough study in New York, for
instance in Nassau County where we did not do nearly as well
as we should have. He also wants a study in Massachusetts,
where at one point we thought we night win, but then lost 2 to 1.
Then the question of why we took Ne N Jersey and lost New York
and Connecticut.
7) He also wants an analysis of the complete television coverage of
the campaign, and the fact that the form of reporting may have
hurt us. For example, the news showed Humphrey as a loveable
underdog. Did we handle this a lequately?
8) He wants an analysis of what really happened to the Wallace vote.
These are some of the kinds of questions RN has raised. It is my
feeling that we should get some astute political scientist to work on
this matter quickly, before everything in the way of ginal material
disappears.
One thought that comes to mind is George Grassmuck. RN had
suggested Joe Batchelder. There is also, of course, the question
of funding this. Perhaps some external source would be interested
in doing it for historical purposes, or perhaps we should use
Republican National Committee funds so that the infor nation is our
private property.
In any event, the project should be launced, and I trust the two of
you will see that it is.
MEMORANDUM
November 22, 1968
TO:
KEVIN PHILLIPS
FROM: BOB HALDEMAN
RN raised several questions regarding your specific memorandum
summarizing the Presidential returns by state.
Specifically, he notes that Pennsylvania, Florida and Maryland
absentee ballots are still missing, and he would like you to check
directly with the Secretary of State in each of those states to find
out when they will have these figures.
He was concerned that in the case of Pennsylvania you indicate that
it is a 100% tabulation, but since it came from AP November 9th
it cannot be because they did not count their absentee ballots until
the following week.
It is also not clear in the case of Alabama as to whethe r the UPI
figures include both Democratic slates for Humphrey or only the
official slate.
Could you please review these points and any other areas of
confusion, and try to clarify RN's questions.
Also, I know he will be anxious to get the official canvasses as
quickly as they are completed.
Thomas W. Evans
Nixon Agnew
General Counsel
Campaign Committee
Staff of Richard M. Nixon
450 Park Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10022
(212) 661-6400
November 11, 1968
Mr. John E. Bierwirth
Chairman of the Board
National Distillers and Chemical Corp.
99 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10016
Dear Mr. Bierwirth:
Many thanks for your letter of November 7.
Let me assure you once again that the suggestion
which you have made will be given the most
serious consideration.
Very best regards.
Sincerely Think yours,
Thomas W. Evans
TWE/jb
BCC: Bob Haldeman
190
NATIONAL DISTILLERS AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION
99 PARK AVENUE
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10016
JOHN E. BIERWIRTH
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
November 7, 1968
Thomas W. Evans, Esq.,
Messrs. Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie,
Alexander and Mitchell,
20 Broad Street,
New York, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Evans,
First of all, congratulations to Dick Nixon and to you on the results
this past Tuesday. It certainly was a close and difficult contest and
is a wonderful victory. I didn't breathe freely until about 10 0' clock
yesterday morning when the outcome became definite. Mr. Nixon has a
great opportunity and I am certain that he is going to do an excellent
job.
You were nice enough to 'phone me recently in connection with a comment
that Paul Davies made to you regarding the post of Secretary of the
Treasury. I appreciated the opportunity of talking with you on the
telephone but would really like to be sure that you and Mr. Nixon have
the full story on Bill Martin before the latter reaches his final decision
on this subject. Certainly the question of the soundness of our currency
and respect for the dollar in the overseas markets is of primary importance.
This is, I believe, one of the new President's most weighty problems. As
I mentioned to you on the 'phone, I honestly believe that if we could per-
suade Bill Martin to take this job, it would be definite proof to everyone
in the United States as well as abroad that the dollar was going to be
maintained on a sound basis. In addition, I think that the appointment
of Bill Martin would materially help in the solution of the balance of
payments problem. In other words, my feeling is that his appointment
would go a long way towards solving our financial problems and would,
therefore, make the going for the new President much smoother.
While I don't want to bother you too much about this, the persistent rumors
about other candidates being considered for this post lead me to drop you
this note to say that if you or Mr. Nixon, or both of you, would have the
time, I would be delighted to discuss the subject in full detail. While
I have not said anything to Bill Martin on this subject, I would be glad
to sound him out unofficially if you or Mr. Nixon cared to have me do SO.
NATIONAL DISTILLERS AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION
- Page 2 -
Thomas W. Evans, Esq.
November 7, 1968
Many thanks for listening to my story and if I can help in any
way, please do not hesitate to let me know.
Again, congratulations. With best wishes,
Sincerely,
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Wednesday, October 31, 1968
Completed Calls
Jerry Newman
Mrs. Anna Chennault
Lou Nichols
Dick Scaife
Ben Regan
Dick Buck
Bill Weldon
Conferences
Lou Nichols
Milton Rose
General Counsel
Meeting in Attorney General's Office
re election fraud
B
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Tuesday, October 29, 1968
Completed Calls
John Davenport
John Lodge
Ronney Harlow
General Krulewitch
Atty. Gen. Lefkowitch
Rod Mitchell
William Hazen
Jerry Newman
Meyer Revitz
Elmer Bobst
Richard Ritzel
Lloyd Waring
Arthur Becker
Steve Roman
Ben Regan
Don O'Sullivan
Ed McGinnis
Don Jackson
Buzz Schwank
W. Clement Stone
Leave Word
Paul Davies
Dennis Kane
Conferences
Loren Berry
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Monday, October 28, 1968 -- on tour
Completed Calls
Ben Frank
Conferences
Nelson Rockefeller (returning on plane)
General Counsel
NYC Election Day Committee meeting
Revisions: Madison Square Garden Contract
E
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Saturday, October 26, 1968
Completed Calls
L.M. Berry
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
B
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Friday, October 25, 1968
Completed Calls
Admiral Lewis Strauss
Ilmar Heinaru
Ralph Cake
Joe Bachelder
Jack Dreyfuss
Dave Sterling
Jim O'Niel
Greg Bemis, Sr.
Mike Roth
Wiley Buchanan
Frank Naylor
Ben Frank
Ed McGinnis
Conferences
Mrs. Anna Chennault (lunch)
Joe Bacheler
Jim O'Niel and Dan O'Conner
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
B
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FYI
MEMORANDUM
then
file
FOR: Files
accord
FROM: T. W. Evans
Thursday, October 24, 1968
Completed Calls
General Krulewitch
Knowlan Murrah
John Thompson
Walter Williams
Gordon Zimmerman
Rohmer McFee
Carl Rentstrom
Ben Reagan (Secretary)
William Patrick
Abbott Washburn
Leave Word
Larry Lewis
Conferences
Jack Crawford
Lew Helm
General Krulewitch
General Counsel
Conference: Harry Silleck re train contract
Letter: Gift tax opinion to Jack Dreyfuss
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Wednesday, October 23, 1968
Completed Calls
Chester Ferguson
Admiral Lewis Strauss
Bob Risman
Charlton Lyons
Conferences
Paul Davies
Maury Stans
Dr. Bill Walsh
Henry Loomis
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Tuesday, October 22, 1968
Completed Calls
Mrs. Gene McGovern
Jamie Humes
Tim Murphy
Dick Buck
F. R. Kappel
Dale Helsper
Lou Nichols
Tony Faunce
Jim Nugent
Robert Risman
Barry Leithhead (aide)
Dick Wiley
J. Victor Herd
George Vetter
James Reynolds
Clem Stone
Dick McAdoo
John McIver
Leave Word
Ghester Ferguson
William McBride Love
Conferences
Senator Louise Gore
Phil Guarino
Mr. Cooper
Perk McGuire
John Mike
Ross Perot
Arch McKinlay
General Counsel
Wisconsin solicitation matter
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Monday, October 21, 1968
Completed Calls
Wiley Buchanan
George Cook
Dick Buck
Al Bently, Sr.
Jim Skidmore
Lloyd Miller
Robert Duggan (Dist. Atty. Allegheny Co.)
George Vetter
V. J. Skutt
Max Fisher
Clifford Folger
Bernard Katzen
Don Hershey
Cy Laughter
Conferences
Charles McWhorter
Mike Saperstein
Gino Perrone
General Counsel
Conference: Hershey, Directors Guild
Conference: Bob Hitt re: Ohio Train insurance
Absentee ballot arrangements for RN, PN, and Tricia
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Saturday, October 19, 1968
Completed Calls
Mrs. J. C. Pritzlaff
Ralph Davies
Leave Word
Wiley Buchanan
General Counsel
Conference: Section 315 (Fairness Doctrine)
CC? MISS foods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Friday, October 18, 1968 (on tour)
Completed Calls
Father McMannis
Gino Perrone
William Pallot
Leave Word
Clem Stone
Ralph Davies
Conferences
Sam Wyly
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Thursday, October 17, 1968 (on tour)
Completed Calls
Vern Stouffer
John Rollins
Tom Pappas
Leave Word
Alvin Bently, Sr.
Don Jackson
Mrs. J. C. Pritzlaff
Fred Weyerhauser
Anna Chennault
William Pallot
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Wednesday, October 16, 1968
Completed Calls
Max Fisher
Ben Regan
Kent Smith
Spencer Olin
Wiley Buchanan
Courtney Burton
Conferences
Paul Davies, General Lucius Clay,
Stanley Powell
Jack Wells
Shearn Moody
Cy Laughter
Dick Scaife
Henry Catto
General Counsel
Conference: Television Directors contract
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
(film
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Tuesday, October 15, 1968
Completed
Vincent Walsh
Pier Talenti
Walter Williams
Ralph Cake
Martin Leaf
William Casey
Lou Nichols
Governor Tom Dewey
Charlton Lyons
Bernard Katzen
Judge Impelliteri.
Chapy Rose
Henry Catto
Phil Guarion
Jim Nugent
Congressman Reigle's AA
John Olin
Herb Klein
Abbott Washburn
Leave Word
Tom Evans (Delaware)
Clem Stone
Spencer Olin
Courtney Burton
V. K. Skutt
Conferences
Dan Cohen
John Thompson
Cy Laughter
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Monday, October 14, 1968
Completed
Elmer Bobst
Jack Crawford
Wainwright Dawson
John Shaheen
Jack Bierworth
Atty. Gen. Lefkowitz
Cy Laughter
State Senator John Quinlan (Mass.)
Conferences
Frank Lincoln
Walter Williams
Ralph Cake
Maury Stans
John Mitchell
General Counsel Matters
Review: Television Directors contract
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Friday, October 11, 1968
Completed Calls:
Frank Lincoln
Martha Rountree
Tom Gates
C. S. Mott
Atty. Gen. Lefkowitz
H. Chapman Rose
Wayne Chapman's aide
Anna Chennault
Assemblyman Joe Margiotta
Tom Stagg
Conferences
Henry Loomis
Max Fisher
Bob Barry
General Counsel Matters
Memorandum re: Section 315 (Fairness Doctrine)
Conferences re: Americans for Nixon
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Thursday, October 10, 1968
Completed Calls
Anna Chennault
Ambassador Bob Hill
Dr. Larry Bergner
Wainwright Dawson
I. Lee Potter
Martha Rountree
Don Kendall
Carl Shipley
Walter Williams
Leave Word
Atty. General Lefkowitz
Bryce Harlow
Frank Lincoln
V. J. Skutt
Conferences
C. A. Bateman
Henry Catto
Bob Barry
Doug Hofe (re: Election Day Committee)
General Counsel Matters
Review: Proposed System of Borrowing
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Wednesday, October 9, 1968
In Chicago all day representing John Mitchell
at Lou Nichol's "Eagle Eye" vote fraud prevention
meeting.
Spoke with Bill Rentschler on the telephone.
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Tuesday, October 8, 1968
Completed Calls
Murray Berger
Herb Kalmbach (re: Berger)
Elmer Bobst
Dr. Rita Hauser
Victor DeLuccia, M.D.
John Alexander
Leave Word
R. K. Mellon
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Monday, October 7, 1968
Completed Calls
Congressman J. Irving Whalley
Paul Davies
Conference
Tom Healey (in Buffalo, New York)
General Counsel Matters
Review: Madison Square Garden rally contract
Conferences re: United Republicans of America
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
Fyi, - stold
MANORANDUE
no I want
FOR: Files
you file on file kept. kept
John there
FROM: T. W. Evans
Friday, October 4, 1968
Completed Calls
Sen. M. Harvey Taylor
Assemblynan Joe Margiotta
Arthur ling
George Cook
C. A. Bateman
Sam Wyly
Loncing Heyes
Attorney General Leftowitz
Mrs. Anna Channault
Glover Roberts
James O'Noil
J. Irwin Miller
Leave World
Jack Bierworth (in Europe thru next week)
Jack Drown
Greg Bomis
Conferences
Abbott Washburn
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Thursday, October 3, 1968
Completed Calls
Roger Fleming
William Pallot
Dick Williams, Sr.
Dick Nichoff
Ralph Cake
Jamie Humes
Gov. Charles Edison aide (Mrs. Gardener)
Paul Davies
Lou Foldman
Gov. John Fine
Mrs. Chennault
Austin Tobin, Jr.
John King aide (Rric Schmidt)
Leave Word
George Cook
Conferences
Gen. Krulewitch
Betty Dotson
Bernard Katzen
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldoman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
Wednesday, October ?, 1968
Completed Calls
Howard Butcher III
Dave Sterling
Charlton Lyons
GOV. Sam Jones
Henry Loonis
William Lear
Foster MCGAN
Don Kendall
Harold Willens
Walter Dovis
Charles Hurphy
Pat Wilson
Leave Word
James Crosby
Roger Floming
Jack Drown
Paul Devies
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evens
100
Tuesday, October 1, 1968
Completed Calls
Howard Butcher III
Gene McGovern
Drake Edens
Congressman J. Fulton
Ross Perot
John Lodge
Barry Leithnead
Lucias Clay
Victor DeLuccia
William Graham
George Bloom
Larry McPhail
Bus King
John Trubin
Justin Dart
Leave Word
Dave Sterling
Tom Pappas
Jack Drown
J. Victor Herd
Lansing Hayes
Lon Baker
Henry Bellmon
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
not
FROM: T. W. Evans
Monday, September 30, 1968
Completed Calls
Dick Buck
John Shaheen
Dick Scaife
J. Howard Pew
Jerry Milbank
Mrs. Chennault
Bo Calloway
A. L. Cole
Vincent Andrews
Bob Abplanalp
Fred Morrow
Fred Seaton
Leave Word
George Bloom
Barry Leithhead
Howard Butcher III
Sam Wyly
George Cook
Gene McGovern
Drake Edens
Ross Perot
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldemen
MEMORANDUM
FOR; Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
not
Friday, September 27, 1968
Completed Calls
Elmer Bobst
Meyer Revitz
Clem Stone
Leave Word
B. Leithhead
Howard j'ew
Tom Pappas
RN Correspondence (through E. Nixon office)
G. Textor (card-4scriously 111)
Conferences
Stans
Flanigan
May Preston Davie
Victor DeLuccia
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
Start
file
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
Two
FROM: T. W. Evans
Monday, September 30, 1968
Completed Calls
bick Buck
John Shaheen
Dick Scaife
J. Howard Pew
Jerry Milbank
Mrs. Chennault
Bo Calloway
A. L. Cole
Vincent Andrews
Bob Abplanalp
Fred Morrow
Fred Seaton
Leave Word
George Bloom
Barry Leithhead
Howard Butcher III
Sam Wyly
George Cook
McCovern
Drake Edens
Ross Perot
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
file
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
TWL
Tuesday, October 1, 1968
Completed Calls
Howard Butcher III
Gene McGovern
Drake Edens
Congressman J. Fulton
Ross Perot
John Lodge
Barry Leithhead
Lucias Clay
Victor DeLuccia
William Graham
George Bloom
Larry McPhail
Bus King
John Trubin
Justin Dart
Leave Word
Dave Sterling
Tom Pappas
Jack Drown
J. Victor Herd
Lansing Hayes
Lon Baker
Henry Bellmon
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman
bill
bill
MEMORANDUM
FOR: Files
FROM: T. W. Evans
we
Friday, September 27, 1968
Completed Calls
Elmer Bobst
Meyer Revitz
alem Stone
Leave Word
B Leithhead
Howard Pew
Tom Pappas
RN Correspondence (through E. Nixon office)
G. Textor (card-seriously ill)
Conferences
Stans
Flanigan
May Preston Davie
Victor DeLuccia
CC: Miss Woods
Mr. Haldeman