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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 32 20 11/26/1968 Memo HRH telphone messages 11/26. 2 pgs. 32 20 11/26/1968 Memo HRH telephone calls 11/26. 3 pgs. 32 20 12/10/1968 Memo HRH telephone calls 12/10. 1 pg. 32 20 11/15/1968 Memo Items due Los Angeles office. 3 pgs. 32 20 01/13/1969 Memo Memo from Bob Haldeman to Jay Wilkinson. 1 pg. 32 20 01/09/1969 Memo Memo to Bob Haldeman from Larry Higby. RE: Misc. Details concerned with the move. 1 pg. Tuesday, May 05, 2009 Page 1 of 3 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 32 20 01/10/1969 Memo Memo from Bob Haldeman to Harry Fleming. 1 pg. 32 20 01/10/1969 Letter Letter from Lawrence Higby to Charles Rotchford. 1 pg. 32 20 01/10/1969 Letter Letter from Lawrence Higby to William Hopkins. 1 pg. 32 20 01/10/1969 Memo Memo from Larry Higby to H.R. Haldeman. RE: Allen Warner. 1 pg. 32 20 01/10/1969 Memo Memo from Larry Higby to Jay Wilkinson. RE: Movement of Haldeman's New York office goods. 1 pg. 32 20 01/10/1969 Memo Memo from Larry Higby to Chuck Stewart. RE: Inaugural address. 1 pg. 32 20 n.d. Memo To Ken Cole. White House Staff List. 1 pg. Tuesday, May 05, 2009 Page 2 of 3 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 32 20 01/07/1969 Memo Memo from Larry Higby to David Kinley. 5 pgs. 32 20 12/18/1968 Memo Memo from Larry Eagleburger to Larry Higby. Subject: Possible letter writers. 1 pg. Tuesday, May 05, 2009 Page 3 of 3 HRH TELEPHONE MESSAGES - Tues., Nov. 26th - Late p.m. --- p. 2 p.m. ED NIXON requests apoointment re himself and his department DICK HOWARD -- HRH has phone call pending HRH TELEPHONE MESSAGES - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th - Late p.m. RE: RESULTS TO BE LEARNED MR. SEYMOUR: HRH talked to. MR. KLEIN: LH referred him to Doug Hofe JOHN EHRLICHMAN: LH talked to Bud Krough, John's assistant; suggested John get in touch with Harlow directly re Hruska lunch as you had not had a chance to talk to him. 3:15 p.m. ROSCOE DRUMMOND at the Pierre Request appointment with HRH before departure Wed. 3:20 p.m. CHAPIN: RN has talked to David Rockefeller 3:20 p.m. HUGH CANNON 986-5077 at request of J. A. McILANY of Philadelphia would like to talk to HRH before 5 p.m. 3:45 p.m. RICHARD MILLER of Hornblower-Weeks 344-6600, X. 483 Personal call re basketball game 3:30 p.m. ROGER SMITH of Scientific Research 971-6007 Would like to talk to LH or HRH before 5 p.m. because they are working on their deadline 4:00 p.m. DOUGLAS J. KINSEY 944-5600 Will call back -- personal. 4:15 p.m. FORRESTER MASHEIR op. 71 Las Vegas 702/735-7867 at this number until 5:15 EST or tomorrow until 1 pm EST Talked to LH last week, would like to talk to HRH personally Could not learn more through operator. 4:45 p.m. LOU WRIGHT, General Manager in Chicago for N.Y. Life Re appointment with HRH to offer services in particular area. LH referred to JE 4:50 p.m. HRH and JE have reservations in the Edwardian room at 7:30 tonight. 5:00 p.m. Katherine Eickhoff called for ALLAN GREENSPAN RE memo from RMW re PETER K. EVANS Evans had sent in a copy of reports on problems in the aviation industry to HRH. Greenspan's office cannot do anything now but suggest that he be sent an acknowledgement and the correspondence held pending an appointment to the Transportation Agency. HRH TELEPHONE CALLS - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th th - Afternoon a.m. Chapin talked to LH Does Ellsworth still need to see RN? 12:45 p.m. MR. WRIGHT OF CHICAGO called again. Did not want to leave word because he is moving about. HUBBARD Hu 12:50 p.m. HENRY WILDERT of NEWSWEEK HA 1-1234, X. 252 leave message with Linda McGrew RE request for 1/2 hour appointment with HRH today or tomorrow 1:00 p.m. JACQUES ELLIOTT Chairman of the Board, Ogilvie & Mather RE request for appointment with RN for ex-Gov. Mnnos of Puerto Rico Referred to Chapin by JC 1:55 p.m. MR. POLGAR for DR. ROBERT PRITCHARD a Negro pianist and director of the Pan American Assoc. headquartered in D.C. RE: appointment with HRH Mr. Polgar can be reached in NYC 427-8137 LH talked to him WILL CALL 2:30 p.m. RON ZIEGLER HRH talked to him 2:30 p.m. JOHN EHRLICHMAN Signal 484 Please call 2:50 p.m. DR. HENRY KISSINGER's Secretary called Will arrive at LaGuardia at 9:26 a.m. Wed., Nov. 27th, NE. 505 Will expect driver at N.E. ticket counter unless he hears to the contrary. He will make his own arrangements for returning. (have notified American to cancel) HRH TELEPHONE MESSAGES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1968 RE MONDAY'S CALLS MURRAY CHOTINER: Handled by LH as follows: 1) All recommendations re Inaugural Parade to be forwarded unanswered to Bob McCune 2) Re requests from Government Agencies. Told he should develop a form letter to answer all requests stating that no one has as yet been designated to deal with that particular agency, but when someone has been designated the correspondence will be forwarded to that person for action. DICK ALLEN Re Ray King (see Tuesday) BOB SMITH Detroit 313/962-8900 Wanted to arrange appointement for a Peter Spender Referred to JE by LH PETER FLANIGAN PF phoned Chapin re RN appointment, subject: PF Chapin requests guidance FRANK LINDSAY ITEK (2:30 p.m. appointment) Bringing with him PHILIP ARRIDA and MR. MAY (Will be at Union League Club for lunch) 9:30 a.m. MR. SEYMOUR MU 6-7000 Personal call to talk to HRH only 12:20 p.m. Second call, talked to LH. Result to be learned. 9:55 a.m. MR. deGRAFF D.C. 202/347-9437 Following up on letter written at suggestion of Don Brewer and Charlie McWhorter. In Science Engineering business. RE: Military R&D Referred to Martin Anderson per LH 10:00 a. m. MR WRIGHT from CHICAGO Will call back after lunch. Did not wish to leave word, or talk to LH HRH Telephone Messages -- Tuesday, November 26th -- Page 2 10:30 a. m.: MR. BARTLETT JWT in D.C. (op. 16) Bus.: 202/296-6450 Personal call Res.: 703/OL 6-0814 At home after 7:00 p.m. 10:30 a. m.: (approx.) DICK ALLEN called again RE John King affair, request 58 secs. with HRH message from LH 12:00 noon: MR. KLEIN GSA Regional Administrator RE Payroll LH talked to him, result not known. 12:00 noon: JOHN EHRLICHMAN LH talked to him, result not known. 12:25 p.m.: LEWIS BANKS of Fortune Magazine .. 556-3675 Personal call for HRH HRH TELEPHONE CALLS -- TUES., DEC. 10, 1968 -- late afternoon -2- 4:55 p.m. LEN GARMENT'S SECRETARY Len will try to be here for the 1:00 p.m. meeting tomorrow. JWT J. WALTER THOMPSON COMPANY 6505 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90048 November 15, 1968 H.85 10-AR-18 11.19.68 ITEM DUE LOS ANGELES OFFICE Check #C-6852 - ECONOMY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Larry Higby - Deluxe Pentel Pens $ 12.72 H. Levenhagen - Recordplate Forms .85 13.57 cc: J. McElveen may many JWT WT 1-6-69 MPSON COMPANY Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90048 arry - acctg. says the er 15, 1968 12 72 is stude AR-18 11.19.68 H.85 owing m. Y OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Higby - Deluxe Pentel Pens $ 12.72 mhagen - Recordplate Forms .85 13.57 MARGE FULTON Highly may ART 247 REV. 3-68 CUSTOMER'S RECORD COPY OF-PERSONAL MONEY ORDER DRAWN ON FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK 1-8 MO NEW YORK 210 0224399 it, 1969 PAYEE Economy Co. SAVE NON - 1 PRIME THIS The Remitter should sign, in ink, his or her name and address on the Money Order after fill- ing in a date and the name of the payee. Purchaser agrees that no request for refund or to stop RECORD payment or otherwise will be made to this Bank with respect to the said Money Order unless 3 this PLEASE customer's COMPLETE RECORD AND is submitted SIGN FNCB therewith. MONEY 450 ORDER Park PROMPTLY toe, N.Y.N., 5.4 MEMORANDUM January 13, 1969 TO: JAY WILKINSON FROM: BOB HALDEMAN I would like you to be in charge of the Richard Nixon Irish Setter birthday present. Attached is a telegram from one possible source. I understand there have been others. Please check around and find out what offers have been made, and do a little quick investigation as to which might be the best source and give me a recommendation. We would like to get the dog for RN as soon as possible and it should be at least six months, preferably about nine months, properly house trained, and other basic training. He does not want a hunter. He wants a dog that will be a companion dog so it should not have been trained to hunt. Please follow up on this as quickly as you can. If you have any questions, let me know. HRH cc: Larry Higby MEMORANDUM feb TO: Bob Haldeman January 9, 1969 FROM: Larry Higby RE: Miscellaneous details concerned with the move. Below are several small items that I discussed with various people in Washington that we should probably give some consideration to before moving. 1) TV sets As you are aware, there are now more than 100 color TV sets in various offices. These will be removed the week-end of the 20th. However, there is probably some valid need for certain people to, have TV's. If you concur, I'll draw up a preliminary list and we can move forward. 2) Bill Hopkins requested that you secure a good signature of RNs for use on White House correspondence. As soon as this signature is obtained, I suggest we forward it to John Brown and let him work out appropriate details. 3) You are to discuss with the President-elect who he wishes to designate as Presidential appointments and we are to forward that list with names and states as they wish to appear on their commissions to Bill Hopkins. 4) I'll coordinate the gathering of all personnel material per Hopkin's re- quest and forward same to him so that appropriate arrangements for payroll can be made. Memo regarding this has gone out to all heads of areas. 5) Do you want the set of TV sets removed from RNs bedroom? 6) I assume you'll want distaphones in stalled in your office and two locations in the Oval Office, in the small office and by RN's bed in the mansion. If so, Illl inform GSA. 7) Regarding possible space for Agnew in the EOB, I suggest I contact Stan Blair, advise him of our plans, and ask him what arrangements he would like to make for the Governor, if any, in the EOB office. Along with that I believe he should be advised of the situation existing in terms of moving on the 20th, in case he wants to make any arrangements for appropriate desk space in the Governor's office in the White House. 8) Many of the BOB offices located on the first floor of the Executive Office Building will be moved. You should talk to Mayo about our plans concerning the first floor, and advise him of the fact that we will be moving several offices. We now have GSA finding alternate space for these offices, and will advise Mayo of where these locations are. LH/mc MEMORANDUM TO: Harry Fleming FROM: Larry Higby January 10, 1969 GSA has requested that we inform them of what of our office space in FOB #7 will be vacated. Several of the people in offices we have there will be sent down to the Executive Office Building so space will be available. Could you please forward this information to me so I can appropriate arrangements with GSA? LH/mc January 10, 1969 Mr. Charles Rotchford Government Service Administration The White House Washington, D.C. Dear Charles: Thank you for all your help while we were in Washington. You made my job a hundred. times easier. I look forward to working with you during the coming years. Sincerely, Lawrence Higby LH/mc January 10, 1969 Mr. William Hopkins Personnel The White House Washington, D.C. Dear Bill: Thank you for all your help while we were in Washington. You made my job a hundred times easier. I look forward to working with you during the coming years. Sincerely, Lawrence Higby LH/mc MEMORANDUM TO: H. R. Haldeman FROM: Larry Higby RE: Allen Warner January 10, 1969 Allen Warner worked with the New Yorkers for Nixon group during the last campaign. He worked as a volunteer. His title was Assistant Director of Special Events. In speaking with the Director of Special Events I learned the following. He is a very hard worker; there every night and every week-end. He is between 26 and 28 years old. Works very well with other people. The Director said further that he couldn't say enough nice things about Allen and thought he should be considered for a position. He would do an excellent job. He said he believed Allen was interested in the area of transportation administration and would like to work with Volpe. Apparently he has already sent a resume to Volpe, but has received no response. In speaking with Rita Hauser who cooridnated the New Yorkers for Nixon, she mentioned the fact that the Special Events area was one of the stronger areas of her organization. Recommendation: I suggest I contact Allen Warner and secure from him more detail on his intentions and interest and if it is transportation forward a resume on him together with an appropriate covering letter from you to Volpe for consideration. LH/mc MEMORANDUM TO: Jay Wilkinson January 10, 1969 FROM: Larry Higby RE: Movement of Haldeman's New York office goods As we discussed the other day, Haldeman maintains an office at his residence at the Wyndham Hotel. Would you please provide him with four or five moving boxes the first part of next week so that he can pack up that office material. On the 18th when you have the GSA truck load up here have them swing by the Wyndham Hotel and pick up whatever materials he has there and transport them on down with the rest of that gear to the White House. Thank you for your cooperation. LH/mc MEMORANDUM TO: Chuck Stuart FROM: Larry Higby RE: Inaugural Activities January 10, 1969 Haldeman requests that you provide Jay Wilkinson and his wife with complimentary tickets to the Inaugural Ball. Apparently because of Jay's position during the campaign. This is not standard practice but he sweated longer than most of us and will be with us during the next eight years. It only seems appropriate. Also, per our discussion of the other day will you please phone McCune's aide and place me on the staff list at the Hilton during the inaugural period. I can assure you I'll be working. Primarily I will be down there to oversee the moving-in that will take place during that period. Also, to confirm ticket needs that Haldeman has regarding events under your immediate responsibility. He'll need 12 tickets for the Gala and 10 tickets for both the concert and the Ball; two of the tickets in each of those groups can be charged, but the re- mainder of them should be complimentary. Thanks for your cooperation. LH/mc TO KEN COLE - WHITE HOUSE STAFF LIST Haldeman Brown Cole Higby Brown Flemming. Wilkenson Ziglan. Bull Stephens Woods Junich whelshan Harlow Pasman. Harlow Timmons Rienke Whitaker Belieu Ellsworth Hofegren Whitehead Ehrlichman Lerner Keogh Morgan Stewart Dent Sears Klein Costello Roy Ash Stan Blair Krogh Buchanan Price Safire Gavin Huebner Kissinger Eagleburger Moynihan Allen Mayo Martin Anderson Chapin Sloan Elam Woods Acker Scarney Davies MEMORANDUM TO: David Kinley FROM: Larry Higby January 7, 1969 Dear Dave: Here's a resume of a fellow I knew at UCLA who is quite a leader and is sincerely interested in the problem areas he mentions. While I do not know exactly where, I am sure he could make a contribution to some part of the HEW operations, not necessarily in Washington either but somewhere. I would appreciate any thoughts or consideration you might be able to give this. I probably sound like one of the thousand letters I know you are receiving daily, but I am sure this guy could be of help. Sincerely, LH/mc encl. AW Copy of lett resume sent to DR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES BERKELEY DAVIS IRVINE LOS ANGELES RIVERSIDE SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO UNIVERSITY YEARS 100 OF SANTA BARBARA SANTA CRUZ 1868 1968 A Tribute to the People of California 478-9711 STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE 272-8911 KERCKHOFF HALL 312 EXT. 3755 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90024 December 26, 1968 Mr. L. Higby 450 Park Avenue New York, N.Y. Re: Resume - Allan Wiesblott Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find a brief resume of my scholastic and professional activities, to date. As a young man it is impossible to implant my energy and concern on the two dimensional world of paper and print. I have grown up in Central Los Angeles and attended school with a cultural breakdown which was approximately 60% Black, 20% Oriental, and 20% Caucasian. I attended a University while many of my friends did not. In most cases it was unlikely that the situation was thus because of my being "a better man." My concern for both my generation and minority groups and their desire to seek a valid place in our society stretches far beyond a mere academic query. I, along with many professors, sociologists and politicians, have researched the problems now plaguing the American society. However, research, in and of itself, cannot bring about the sensitivity of solving America's "Gordion Knot" societal complexities. I believe I have that sensitivity. Please note the enclosed list of gentlemen from whom you may seek personal and professional references. If you have any questions, you may contact me at the above address. Sincerely, lan Wiesblatt Allan Wiesblott Assistant Dean of Students AW:ms Enclosures RESUME College Activities General representation on Student Legislative Council Vice President of Blue Key (Men's Honor Society) President of Men's Spirit Organization Cal Club (25 students chosen by President Kerr to aid in administrative affairs) Project India (15 students chosen to represent the U.S. on 3 month's stay in India on programs sponsored by the State Department) Chosen Outstanding Senior Scholarships Zeta Beta Tau - twice chosen Interfraternity Council Scholarship William Ackerman Scholarship Nominee for Woodrow Wilson Scholarship Nominee for Rhodes Scholarship Valedictorian, UCLA 1966-67 Papers Report on India for University Publication Student Poetry Prize Columnist on Daily Bruin Assistant Editor Campus Humor Magazine Have a book in process on Black/White relations in the U.S. from slavery to present Professional Activities Supervisor for The Neighborhood Youth Corps- Poverty Program - Venice, California Elementary School Teacher, Venice, California Presently Assistant Dean of Students - UCLA - (working with and establishing programs for Black Student Union, Students for Democratic Society, The Resistance, troubleshooter, et al) RESUME Page 2 Programs Organized and Established Community Sensitivity Program in Central Los Angeles "Freeing-Up" (counter group for Black Student Union, SDS, The Resistance, Thomas Jefferson Club, Fraternities, Sororities, and Dormitories) Seminar between police and militant campus organizations Writer's workshop for elementary school children of minority groups On-campus Colloquium Topics of the Time Establishment of Administrative Program for all University affiliated programs for minority groups and underprivileged areas. REFERENCES Dr. Charles E. Young University of California, Los Angeles 408 Hilgard Avenue Los Angeles, California 90024 Dr. Franklin Murphy, Chairman of the Board The Times Mirror Company Times Mirror Square Los Angeles, California Dr. B.H. Atkinson, Dean of Students University of California, Los Angeles 408 Hilgard Avenue Los Angeles, California 90024 Dr. John McManmon Department of English State University College Geneseo, New York Mr. Robert Finch Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare White House Washington, D.C. Mr. Henry Greenberg 201 North Bristol Circle Los Angeles, California 90025 Mr. Robert Haldeman Special Advisor to the President White House Washington, D.C. December 18, 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR LARRY HIGBY From: A S. Eagleburger Subject: Possible Letter-writers As I told you on the telephone, Merriam is not interested in the job. However, he gave me the names of two other people who are interested and might be worth looking at (he is sending me their resumes). I know neither of them. They are: -- Peter Gall. Presently Senator Kuchel's press man. He's 32 years old, a graduate of Princeton and a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal. Merriam tells me he writes very well. -- Bruce Barr. He's 33, and now works for the Senate Republican Policy Committee. In addition to the above, State is now putting together a list of Foreign Service Officers for me. I'll look them over and send up my recommendations in a day or two. If the two names above are out of the question let me know, otherwise I'll look over the resumes and give you a recommendation on them as well.

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This file contains: HRH telphone messages 11/26. 2 pgs. [Memo], 11/26/1968 HRH telephone calls 11/26. 3 pgs. [Memo], 11/26/1968 HRH telephone calls 12/10. 1 pg. [Memo], 12/10/1968 Items due Los Angeles office. 3 pgs. [Memo], 11/15/1968 Memo from Bob Haldeman to Jay Wilkinson. 1 pg. [Memo], 1/13/1969 Memo to Bob Haldeman from Larry Higby. RE: Misc. Details concerned with the move. 1 pg. [Memo], 1/9/1969 Memo from Bob Haldeman to Harry Fleming. 1 pg. [Memo], 1/10/1969 Letter from Lawrence Higby to Charles Rotchford. 1 pg. [Letter], 1/10/1969 Letter from Lawrence Higby to William Hopkins. 1 pg. [Letter], 1/10/1969 Memo from Larry Higby to H.R. Haldeman. RE: Allen Warner. 1 pg. [Memo], 1/10/1969 Memo from Larry Higby to Jay Wilkinson. RE: Movement of Haldeman's New York office goods. 1 pg. [Memo], 1/10/1969 Memo from Larry Higby to Chuck Stewart. RE: Inaugural address. 1 pg. [Memo], 1/10/1969 To Ken Cole. White House Staff List. 1 pg. [Memo], n.d. Memo from Larry Higby to David Kinley. 5 pgs. [Memo], 1/7/1969 Memo from Larry Eagleburger to Larry Higby. Subject: Possible letter writers. 1 pg. [Memo], 12/18/1968

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Details concerned with the move.\n1 pg.\nTuesday, May 05, 2009\nPage 1 of 3\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n32\n20\n01/10/1969\nMemo\nMemo from Bob Haldeman to Harry\nFleming. 1 pg.\n32\n20\n01/10/1969\nLetter\nLetter from Lawrence Higby to Charles\nRotchford. 1 pg.\n32\n20\n01/10/1969\nLetter\nLetter from Lawrence Higby to William\nHopkins. 1 pg.\n32\n20\n01/10/1969\nMemo\nMemo from Larry Higby to H.R. Haldeman.\nRE: Allen Warner. 1 pg.\n32\n20\n01/10/1969\nMemo\nMemo from Larry Higby to Jay Wilkinson.\nRE: Movement of Haldeman's New York\noffice goods. 1 pg.\n32\n20\n01/10/1969\nMemo\nMemo from Larry Higby to Chuck Stewart.\nRE: Inaugural address. 1 pg.\n32\n20\nn.d.\nMemo\nTo Ken Cole. White House Staff List. 1 pg.\nTuesday, May 05, 2009\nPage 2 of 3\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n32\n20\n01/07/1969\nMemo\nMemo from Larry Higby to David Kinley. 5\npgs.\n32\n20\n12/18/1968\nMemo\nMemo from Larry Eagleburger to Larry\nHigby. Subject: Possible letter writers. 1 pg.\nTuesday, May 05, 2009\nPage 3 of 3\nHRH TELEPHONE MESSAGES - Tues., Nov. 26th - Late p.m. ---\np. 2\np.m.\nED NIXON requests apoointment\nre himself and his department\nDICK HOWARD -- HRH has phone call pending\nHRH TELEPHONE MESSAGES - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th - Late p.m.\nRE: RESULTS TO BE LEARNED\nMR. SEYMOUR: HRH talked to.\nMR. KLEIN: LH referred him to Doug Hofe\nJOHN EHRLICHMAN: LH talked to Bud Krough, John's assistant;\nsuggested John get in touch with Harlow directly re Hruska\nlunch as you had not had a chance to talk to him.\n3:15 p.m.\nROSCOE DRUMMOND\nat the Pierre\nRequest appointment with HRH before departure Wed.\n3:20 p.m.\nCHAPIN: RN has talked to David Rockefeller\n3:20 p.m.\nHUGH CANNON\n986-5077\nat request of J. A. McILANY of Philadelphia\nwould like to talk to HRH before 5 p.m.\n3:45 p.m.\nRICHARD MILLER of Hornblower-Weeks\n344-6600, X. 483\nPersonal call re basketball game\n3:30 p.m.\nROGER SMITH of Scientific Research\n971-6007\nWould like to talk to LH or HRH before 5 p.m.\nbecause they are working on their deadline\n4:00 p.m.\nDOUGLAS J. KINSEY\n944-5600\nWill call back -- personal.\n4:15 p.m.\nFORRESTER MASHEIR op. 71 Las Vegas 702/735-7867\nat this number until 5:15 EST or tomorrow until 1 pm EST\nTalked to LH last week, would like to talk to HRH personally\nCould not learn more through operator.\n4:45 p.m.\nLOU WRIGHT, General Manager in Chicago for N.Y. Life\nRe appointment with HRH to offer services in\nparticular area. LH referred to JE\n4:50 p.m.\nHRH and JE have reservations in the Edwardian room at 7:30\ntonight.\n5:00 p.m.\nKatherine Eickhoff called for ALLAN GREENSPAN\nRE memo from RMW re PETER K. EVANS\nEvans had sent in a copy of reports on problems\nin the aviation industry to HRH. Greenspan's office\ncannot do anything now but suggest that he be sent\nan acknowledgement and the correspondence held\npending an appointment to the Transportation Agency.\nHRH TELEPHONE CALLS - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th th - Afternoon\na.m.\nChapin talked to LH\nDoes Ellsworth still need to see RN?\n12:45 p.m. MR. WRIGHT OF CHICAGO called again.\nDid not want to leave word because he is moving about.\nHUBBARD Hu\n12:50 p.m. HENRY WILDERT of NEWSWEEK\nHA 1-1234, X. 252\nleave message with Linda McGrew\nRE request for 1/2 hour appointment with HRH\ntoday or tomorrow\n1:00 p.m. JACQUES ELLIOTT\nChairman of the Board, Ogilvie & Mather\nRE request for appointment with RN for ex-Gov. Mnnos\nof Puerto Rico\nReferred to Chapin by JC\n1:55 p.m. MR. POLGAR for DR. ROBERT PRITCHARD\na Negro pianist and director of the Pan American Assoc.\nheadquartered in D.C.\nRE: appointment with HRH\nMr. Polgar can be reached in NYC\n427-8137\nLH talked to him WILL CALL\n2:30 p.m.\nRON ZIEGLER HRH talked to him\n2:30 p.m.\nJOHN EHRLICHMAN Signal 484\nPlease call\n2:50 p.m.\nDR. HENRY KISSINGER's Secretary called\nWill arrive at LaGuardia at 9:26 a.m. Wed., Nov. 27th, NE. 505\nWill expect driver at N.E. ticket counter unless he hears\nto the contrary.\nHe will make his own arrangements for returning.\n(have notified American to cancel)\nHRH TELEPHONE MESSAGES\nTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1968\nRE MONDAY'S CALLS\nMURRAY CHOTINER: Handled by LH as follows:\n1) All recommendations re Inaugural Parade to be forwarded\nunanswered to Bob McCune\n2) Re requests from Government Agencies. Told he should\ndevelop a form letter to answer all requests stating that\nno one has as yet been designated to deal with that\nparticular agency, but when someone has been designated\nthe correspondence will be forwarded to that person for\naction.\nDICK ALLEN\nRe Ray King (see Tuesday)\nBOB SMITH\nDetroit 313/962-8900\nWanted to arrange appointement for a Peter Spender\nReferred to JE by LH\nPETER FLANIGAN\nPF phoned Chapin re RN appointment, subject: PF\nChapin requests guidance\nFRANK LINDSAY ITEK (2:30 p.m. appointment)\nBringing with him PHILIP ARRIDA and MR. MAY\n(Will be at Union League Club for lunch)\n9:30 a.m. MR. SEYMOUR\nMU 6-7000\nPersonal call to talk to HRH only\n12:20 p.m.\nSecond call, talked to LH. Result to be learned.\n9:55 a.m. MR. deGRAFF\nD.C.\n202/347-9437\nFollowing up on letter written at suggestion of Don Brewer\nand Charlie McWhorter. In Science Engineering business.\nRE: Military R&D\nReferred to Martin Anderson per LH\n10:00 a. m.\nMR WRIGHT from CHICAGO\nWill call back after lunch. Did not wish to leave word, or\ntalk to LH\nHRH Telephone Messages -- Tuesday, November 26th -- Page 2\n10:30 a. m.: MR. BARTLETT JWT in D.C. (op. 16) Bus.: 202/296-6450\nPersonal call\nRes.: 703/OL 6-0814\nAt home after 7:00 p.m.\n10:30 a. m.: (approx.) DICK ALLEN called again\nRE John King affair, request 58 secs. with HRH\nmessage from LH\n12:00 noon: MR. KLEIN\nGSA Regional Administrator\nRE Payroll\nLH talked to him, result not known.\n12:00 noon: JOHN EHRLICHMAN\nLH talked to him, result not known.\n12:25 p.m.: LEWIS BANKS of Fortune Magazine ..\n556-3675\nPersonal call for HRH\nHRH TELEPHONE CALLS -- TUES., DEC. 10, 1968 -- late afternoon -2-\n4:55 p.m.\nLEN GARMENT'S SECRETARY\nLen will try to be here for the 1:00 p.m. meeting\ntomorrow.\nJWT\nJ. WALTER THOMPSON COMPANY\n6505 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90048\nNovember 15, 1968\nH.85\n10-AR-18\n11.19.68\nITEM DUE LOS ANGELES OFFICE\nCheck #C-6852 - ECONOMY OFFICE SUPPLY CO.\nLarry Higby - Deluxe Pentel Pens\n$ 12.72\nH. Levenhagen - Recordplate Forms\n.85\n13.57\ncc: J. McElveen\nmay\nmany\nJWT\nWT\n1-6-69\nMPSON COMPANY\nLos ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90048\narry -\nacctg. says the\ner 15, 1968\n12 72 is stude\nAR-18\n11.19.68 H.85\nowing\nm.\nY OFFICE SUPPLY CO.\nHigby - Deluxe Pentel Pens\n$ 12.72\nmhagen - Recordplate Forms\n.85\n13.57\nMARGE FULTON\nHighly may\nART 247 REV. 3-68\nCUSTOMER'S RECORD COPY OF-PERSONAL MONEY ORDER DRAWN ON\nFIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK\n1-8\nMO\nNEW YORK\n210\n0224399 it, 1969\nPAYEE\nEconomy Co.\nSAVE\nNON\n- 1 PRIME\nTHIS\nThe Remitter should sign, in ink, his or her name and address on the Money Order after fill-\ning in a date and the name of the payee. Purchaser agrees that no request for refund or to stop\nRECORD\npayment or otherwise will be made to this Bank with respect to the said Money Order unless\n3 this PLEASE customer's COMPLETE RECORD AND is submitted SIGN FNCB therewith. MONEY 450 ORDER Park PROMPTLY toe, N.Y.N.,\n5.4\nMEMORANDUM\nJanuary 13, 1969\nTO:\nJAY WILKINSON\nFROM: BOB HALDEMAN\nI would like you to be in charge of the Richard Nixon Irish Setter\nbirthday present. Attached is a telegram from one possible source.\nI understand there have been others. Please check around and\nfind out what offers have been made, and do a little quick investigation\nas to which might be the best source and give me a recommendation.\nWe would like to get the dog for RN as soon as possible and it\nshould be at least six months, preferably about nine months,\nproperly house trained, and other basic training. He does not\nwant a hunter. He wants a dog that will be a companion dog\nso it should not have been trained to hunt. Please follow up\non this as quickly as you can. If you have any questions, let\nme know.\nHRH\ncc:\nLarry Higby\nMEMORANDUM\nfeb\nTO:\nBob Haldeman\nJanuary 9, 1969\nFROM:\nLarry Higby\nRE:\nMiscellaneous details concerned with the move.\nBelow are several small items that I discussed with various people in Washington\nthat we should probably give some consideration to before moving.\n1) TV sets\nAs you are aware, there are now more than 100 color TV sets in various\noffices. These will be removed the week-end of the 20th. However, there is\nprobably some valid need for certain people to, have TV's. If you concur, I'll\ndraw up a preliminary list and we can move forward.\n2) Bill Hopkins requested that you secure a good signature of RNs for use\non White House correspondence. As soon as this signature is obtained, I suggest\nwe forward it to John Brown and let him work out appropriate details.\n3) You are to discuss with the President-elect who he wishes to designate as\nPresidential appointments and we are to forward that list with names and states\nas they wish to appear on their commissions to Bill Hopkins.\n4) I'll coordinate the gathering of all personnel material per Hopkin's re-\nquest and forward same to him so that appropriate arrangements for payroll can\nbe made. Memo regarding this has gone out to all heads of areas.\n5) Do you want the set of TV sets removed from RNs bedroom?\n6) I assume you'll want distaphones in stalled in your office and two locations\nin the Oval Office, in the small office and by RN's bed in the mansion. If so,\nIlll inform GSA.\n7) Regarding possible space for Agnew in the EOB, I suggest I contact Stan\nBlair, advise him of our plans, and ask him what arrangements he would like to\nmake for the Governor, if any, in the EOB office. Along with that I believe he should\nbe advised of the situation existing in terms of moving on the 20th, in case he\nwants to make any arrangements for appropriate desk space in the Governor's office\nin the White House.\n8) Many of the BOB offices located on the first floor of the Executive Office\nBuilding will be moved. You should talk to Mayo about our plans concerning the\nfirst floor, and advise him of the fact that we will be moving several offices.\nWe now have GSA finding alternate space for these offices, and will advise Mayo\nof where these locations are.\nLH/mc\nMEMORANDUM\nTO:\nHarry Fleming\nFROM: Larry Higby\nJanuary 10, 1969\nGSA has requested that we inform them of what of our\noffice space in FOB #7 will be vacated. Several of\nthe people in offices we have there will be sent down\nto the Executive Office Building so space will be\navailable.\nCould you please forward this information to me so I\ncan appropriate arrangements with GSA?\nLH/mc\nJanuary 10, 1969\nMr. Charles Rotchford\nGovernment Service Administration\nThe White House\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Charles:\nThank you for all your help while we were in\nWashington. You made my job a hundred. times easier.\nI look forward to working with you during the coming\nyears.\nSincerely,\nLawrence Higby\nLH/mc\nJanuary 10, 1969\nMr. William Hopkins\nPersonnel\nThe White House\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Bill:\nThank you for all your help while we were in\nWashington. You made my job a hundred times easier.\nI look forward to working with you during the coming\nyears.\nSincerely,\nLawrence Higby\nLH/mc\nMEMORANDUM\nTO:\nH. R. Haldeman\nFROM:\nLarry Higby\nRE:\nAllen Warner\nJanuary 10, 1969\nAllen Warner worked with the New Yorkers for Nixon group during the\nlast campaign. He worked as a volunteer. His title was Assistant\nDirector of Special Events.\nIn speaking with the Director of Special Events I learned the following.\nHe is a very hard worker; there every night and every week-end. He is\nbetween 26 and 28 years old. Works very well with other people. The\nDirector said further that he couldn't say enough nice things about Allen\nand thought he should be considered for a position. He would do an\nexcellent job.\nHe said he believed Allen was interested in the area of transportation\nadministration and would like to work with Volpe. Apparently he has\nalready sent a resume to Volpe, but has received no response.\nIn speaking with Rita Hauser who cooridnated the New Yorkers for Nixon,\nshe mentioned the fact that the Special Events area was one of the\nstronger areas of her organization.\nRecommendation: I suggest I contact Allen Warner and secure from him\nmore detail on his intentions and interest and if it is transportation\nforward a resume on him together with an appropriate covering letter from\nyou to Volpe for consideration.\nLH/mc\nMEMORANDUM\nTO:\nJay Wilkinson\nJanuary 10, 1969\nFROM:\nLarry Higby\nRE:\nMovement of Haldeman's New York office goods\nAs we discussed the other day, Haldeman maintains an\noffice at his residence at the Wyndham Hotel. Would\nyou please provide him with four or five moving boxes\nthe first part of next week so that he can pack up\nthat office material. On the 18th when you have the\nGSA truck load up here have them swing by the Wyndham\nHotel and pick up whatever materials he has there and\ntransport them on down with the rest of that gear to\nthe White House.\nThank you for your cooperation.\nLH/mc\nMEMORANDUM\nTO: Chuck Stuart\nFROM: Larry Higby\nRE: Inaugural Activities\nJanuary 10, 1969\nHaldeman requests that you provide Jay Wilkinson and his wife\nwith complimentary tickets to the Inaugural Ball. Apparently\nbecause of Jay's position during the campaign. This is not\nstandard practice but he sweated longer than most of us and\nwill be with us during the next eight years. It only seems\nappropriate.\nAlso, per our discussion of the other day will you please phone\nMcCune's aide and place me on the staff list at the Hilton during\nthe inaugural period. I can assure you I'll be working. Primarily\nI will be down there to oversee the moving-in that will take place\nduring that period.\nAlso, to confirm ticket needs that Haldeman has regarding events\nunder your immediate responsibility. He'll need 12 tickets for\nthe Gala and 10 tickets for both the concert and the Ball; two of\nthe tickets in each of those groups can be charged, but the re-\nmainder of them should be complimentary.\nThanks for your cooperation.\nLH/mc\nTO KEN COLE - WHITE HOUSE STAFF LIST\nHaldeman\nBrown\nCole\nHigby\nBrown\nFlemming.\nWilkenson\nZiglan.\nBull\nStephens\nWoods\nJunich\nwhelshan\nHarlow\nPasman.\nHarlow\nTimmons\nRienke\nWhitaker\nBelieu\nEllsworth\nHofegren\nWhitehead\nEhrlichman\nLerner\nKeogh\nMorgan\nStewart\nDent\nSears\nKlein\nCostello\nRoy Ash\nStan Blair\nKrogh\nBuchanan\nPrice\nSafire\nGavin\nHuebner\nKissinger\nEagleburger\nMoynihan\nAllen\nMayo\nMartin Anderson\nChapin\nSloan\nElam\nWoods\nAcker\nScarney\nDavies\nMEMORANDUM\nTO: David Kinley\nFROM: Larry Higby\nJanuary 7, 1969\nDear Dave:\nHere's a resume of a fellow I knew at UCLA who is\nquite a leader and is sincerely interested in the\nproblem areas he mentions.\nWhile I do not know exactly where, I am sure he\ncould make a contribution to some part of the HEW\noperations, not necessarily in Washington either but\nsomewhere.\nI would appreciate any thoughts or consideration you\nmight be able to give this. I probably sound like\none of the thousand letters I know you are receiving\ndaily, but I am sure this guy could be of help.\nSincerely,\nLH/mc\nencl.\nAW\nCopy of lett resume sent to DR\nUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES\nBERKELEY\nDAVIS\nIRVINE\nLOS ANGELES\nRIVERSIDE\nSAN DIEGO\nSAN FRANCISCO\nUNIVERSITY YEARS 100 OF\nSANTA BARBARA SANTA CRUZ\n1868\n1968\nA Tribute to the People of California\n478-9711\nSTUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE\n272-8911\nKERCKHOFF HALL 312\nEXT. 3755\nLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90024\nDecember 26, 1968\nMr. L. Higby\n450 Park Avenue\nNew York, N.Y.\nRe: Resume - Allan Wiesblott\nDear Sir:\nEnclosed you will find a brief resume of my scholastic and\nprofessional activities, to date.\nAs a young man it is impossible to implant my energy and\nconcern on the two dimensional world of paper and print.\nI have grown up in Central Los Angeles and attended school\nwith a cultural breakdown which was approximately 60% Black,\n20% Oriental, and 20% Caucasian. I attended a University\nwhile many of my friends did not. In most cases it was\nunlikely that the situation was thus because of my being\n\"a better man.\"\nMy concern for both my generation and minority groups and\ntheir desire to seek a valid place in our society stretches\nfar beyond a mere academic query. I, along with many\nprofessors, sociologists and politicians, have researched\nthe problems now plaguing the American society. However,\nresearch, in and of itself, cannot bring about the sensitivity\nof solving America's \"Gordion Knot\" societal complexities.\nI believe I have that sensitivity.\nPlease note the enclosed list of gentlemen from whom you\nmay seek personal and professional references.\nIf you have any questions, you may contact me at the above\naddress.\nSincerely,\nlan Wiesblatt\nAllan Wiesblott\nAssistant Dean of Students\nAW:ms\nEnclosures\nRESUME\nCollege Activities\nGeneral representation on Student Legislative Council\nVice President of Blue Key (Men's Honor Society)\nPresident of Men's Spirit Organization\nCal Club (25 students chosen by President Kerr to aid\nin administrative affairs)\nProject India (15 students chosen to represent the\nU.S. on 3 month's stay in India on\nprograms sponsored by the State Department)\nChosen Outstanding Senior\nScholarships\nZeta Beta Tau - twice chosen\nInterfraternity Council Scholarship\nWilliam Ackerman Scholarship\nNominee for Woodrow Wilson Scholarship\nNominee for Rhodes Scholarship\nValedictorian, UCLA 1966-67\nPapers\nReport on India for University Publication\nStudent Poetry Prize\nColumnist on Daily Bruin\nAssistant Editor Campus Humor Magazine\nHave a book in process on Black/White relations in the\nU.S. from slavery to present\nProfessional Activities\nSupervisor for The Neighborhood Youth Corps- Poverty Program -\nVenice, California\nElementary School Teacher, Venice, California\nPresently Assistant Dean of Students - UCLA - (working with\nand establishing programs for Black Student Union,\nStudents for Democratic Society, The Resistance,\ntroubleshooter, et al)\nRESUME\nPage 2\nPrograms Organized and Established\nCommunity Sensitivity Program in Central Los Angeles\n\"Freeing-Up\" (counter group for Black Student Union,\nSDS, The Resistance, Thomas Jefferson Club,\nFraternities, Sororities, and Dormitories)\nSeminar between police and militant campus organizations\nWriter's workshop for elementary school children of\nminority groups\nOn-campus Colloquium Topics of the Time\nEstablishment of Administrative Program for all University\naffiliated programs for minority groups and\nunderprivileged areas.\nREFERENCES\nDr. Charles E. Young\nUniversity of California, Los Angeles\n408 Hilgard Avenue\nLos Angeles, California 90024\nDr. Franklin Murphy, Chairman of the Board\nThe Times Mirror Company\nTimes Mirror Square\nLos Angeles, California\nDr. B.H. Atkinson, Dean of Students\nUniversity of California, Los Angeles\n408 Hilgard Avenue\nLos Angeles, California 90024\nDr. John McManmon\nDepartment of English\nState University College\nGeneseo, New York\nMr. Robert Finch\nSecretary of Health, Education and Welfare\nWhite House\nWashington, D.C.\nMr. Henry Greenberg\n201 North Bristol Circle\nLos Angeles, California 90025\nMr. Robert Haldeman\nSpecial Advisor to the President\nWhite House\nWashington, D.C.\nDecember 18, 1968\nMEMORANDUM FOR LARRY HIGBY\nFrom: A S. Eagleburger\nSubject: Possible Letter-writers\nAs I told you on the telephone, Merriam is not interested in the\njob. However, he gave me the names of two other people who are interested\nand might be worth looking at (he is sending me their resumes). I\nknow neither of them. They are:\n-- Peter Gall. Presently Senator Kuchel's press man.\nHe's 32 years old, a graduate of Princeton and a\nformer reporter for the Wall Street Journal.\nMerriam tells me he writes very well.\n-- Bruce Barr. He's 33, and now works for the Senate\nRepublican Policy Committee.\nIn addition to the above, State is now putting together a list of\nForeign Service Officers for me. I'll look them over and send up my\nrecommendations in a day or two.\nIf the two names above are out of the question let me know, otherwise\nI'll look over the resumes and give you a recommendation on them as well."
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