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H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding The Nixon Story, telethons, Mitchell, Drown, Buchanan, etc. Dated late May. 1 page. [Other Document], 05/n.d/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding Evans, DC, National Committee, PR, Drown, Jorgensen, TV, etc. Dated late May. 1 page. [Other Document], 5/n.d./1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding schedule recs., RN, HH, LBJ, Texas, RNC, PR, TV, etc. Attached to two typed pages entitled Staff Meetings – June 2. 7 pages. [Other Document], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes entitled Research Meeting. 1 page. [Other Document], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding RN, Michigan, NBC, NJ, PN, staff, Romney, vacation, CA, VP, CBS, GOP, Reagan, etc.. 4 pages. [Other Document], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, California, Hawaii, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/1/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, Price, Buchanan, Philosophy of Campaign, Olds, Garment, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/7/1968
Typed memo entitled “Meeting With Mr. Nixon,” regarding Olds’ Role and Responsibility, Calendar, Critical Issues, and Requirements. 1 page. [Memo], 6/7/1968
Outline of major tenants of “Conceptual Model." 1 page. [Report], 1968
Chart of presidential responsibilities. 1 page. [Other Document], 1968
Calendar of political strategy broken into three categories: Pre-Convention, Presidential Campaign, and The White House. 1 page. [Other Document], 1968
Report on critical issues and policy by category with a pre-convention planning and campaign emphasis. Topics: foreign, domestic, fiscal and economic affairs, justice, law/order, health, education/welfare, administration. 3 pages. [Report], 1968
Report on “Requirements” for RN and policy making staff, budget and staff, and calendar of priorities. 1 page. [Report], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, calendar, answer desk, interns, spokesmen, TV, Rhodes, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/7/1968
Report entitled “Campaign ’68” by H. R. Haldeman. 4 pages. [Report], 6/9/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Sears, Kendall, Klein, Cole, Buchanan, Stans, Whitaker, trip mail, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/10/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Mitchell, RN spots, Bliss, Tulsa, RN, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/12/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Ellsworth, Adams, Tulsa, RN, Hatfield, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Ellsworth, Rhodes, Romney, Hatfield, McCall, Agnew, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, Mitchell, NJ, Rose, Ellsworth, Illinois, Tulsa, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: David E. & National Youth Committee, RN, Maxwell, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Rose, Mitchell, Agnew, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Ellsworth, Romney, Volpe, Agnew, RN, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/14/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: supervisors, salary, Billy Graham, Cook County, phones, rooms, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/14/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, Rowley, protection, PR Group, TV, telethon, Buchanan, Harlow, Price, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/14/1968
Letter to “Bob” concerning Sen. Murphy and Max Rafferty, and Finch. Also has handwritten notes at bottom of the page. 1 page. [Letter], 6/15/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: California, poll, LA Times cartoon, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/15/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Safire, Buchanan, RN, telethon, PA, Ohio, Wallace, Oregon, PR, TV, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/15/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Morton, PR, election strategy, major states, Rhodes, Stanton, Herb, Rose, Kennedy, Klein, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/15/1968
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This file contains:
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding The Nixon Story, telethons, Mitchell, Drown, Buchanan, etc. Dated late May. 1 page. [Other Document], 05/n.d/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding Evans, DC, National Committee, PR, Drown, Jorgensen, TV, etc. Dated late May. 1 page. [Other Document], 5/n.d./1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding schedule recs., RN, HH, LBJ, Texas, RNC, PR, TV, etc. Attached to two typed pages entitled Staff Meetings – June 2. 7 pages. [Other Document], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes entitled Research Meeting. 1 page. [Other Document], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding RN, Michigan, NBC, NJ, PN, staff, Romney, vacation, CA, VP, CBS, GOP, Reagan, etc.. 4 pages. [Other Document], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, California, Hawaii, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/1/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, Price, Buchanan, Philosophy of Campaign, Olds, Garment, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/7/1968
Typed memo entitled “Meeting With Mr. Nixon,” regarding Olds’ Role and Responsibility, Calendar, Critical Issues, and Requirements. 1 page. [Memo], 6/7/1968
Outline of major tenants of “Conceptual Model." 1 page. [Report], 1968
Chart of presidential responsibilities. 1 page. [Other Document], 1968
Calendar of political strategy broken into three categories: Pre-Convention, Presidential Campaign, and The White House. 1 page. [Other Document], 1968
Report on critical issues and policy by category with a pre-convention planning and campaign emphasis. Topics: foreign, domestic, fiscal and economic affairs, justice, law/order, health, education/welfare, administration. 3 pages. [Report], 1968
Report on “Requirements” for RN and policy making staff, budget and staff, and calendar of priorities. 1 page. [Report], 1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, calendar, answer desk, interns, spokesmen, TV, Rhodes, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/7/1968
Report entitled “Campaign ’68” by H. R. Haldeman. 4 pages. [Report], 6/9/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Sears, Kendall, Klein, Cole, Buchanan, Stans, Whitaker, trip mail, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/10/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Mitchell, RN spots, Bliss, Tulsa, RN, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/12/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Ellsworth, Adams, Tulsa, RN, Hatfield, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Ellsworth, Rhodes, Romney, Hatfield, McCall, Agnew, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, Mitchell, NJ, Rose, Ellsworth, Illinois, Tulsa, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: David E. & National Youth Committee, RN, Maxwell, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Rose, Mitchell, Agnew, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/13/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Ellsworth, Romney, Volpe, Agnew, RN, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/14/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: supervisors, salary, Billy Graham, Cook County, phones, rooms, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/14/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: RN, Rowley, protection, PR Group, TV, telethon, Buchanan, Harlow, Price, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/14/1968
Letter to “Bob” concerning Sen. Murphy and Max Rafferty, and Finch. Also has handwritten notes at bottom of the page. 1 page. [Letter], 6/15/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: California, poll, LA Times cartoon, etc. 1 page. [Other Document], 6/15/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Safire, Buchanan, RN, telethon, PA, Ohio, Wallace, Oregon, PR, TV, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/15/1968
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics including but not limited to: Morton, PR, election strategy, major states, Rhodes, Stanton, Herb, Rose, Kennedy, Klein, etc. 2 pages. [Other Document], 6/15/1968
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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
34
2
05/n.d/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding
The Nixon Story, telethons, Mitchell, Drown,
Buchanan, etc. Dated late May. 1 page.
34
2
5/n.d./1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding
Evans, DC, National Committee, PR, Drown,
Jorgensen, TV, etc. Dated late May. 1 page.
34
2
n.d.
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding
schedule recs., RN, HH, LBJ, Texas, RNC,
PR, TV, etc. Attached to two typed pages
entitled Staff Meetings - June 2.7 pages.
34
2
n.d.
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes entitled
Research Meeting. 1 page.
34
2
n.d.
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes regarding
RN, Michigan, NBC, NJ, PN, staff, Romney,
vacation, CA, VP, CBS, GOP, Reagan, etc..
4 pages.
34
2
06/5or6/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: RN, California,
Hawaii, etc. 1 page.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Page 1 of 5
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
34
2
06/07/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: RN, Price,
Buchanan, Philosophy of Campaign, Olds,
Garment, etc. 2 pages.
34
2
06/07/1968
Memo
Typed memo entitled "Meeting With Mr.
Nixon," regarding Olds' Role and
Responsibility, Calendar, Critical Issues, and
Requirements. 1 page.
34
2
n.d.
Report
Outline of major tenants of "Conceptual
Model." 1 page.
34
2
n.d.
Other Document
Chart of presidential responsibilities. 1 page.
34
2
n.d.
Other Document
Calendar of political strategy broken into
three categories: Pre-Convention,
Presidential Campaign, and The White
House. 1 page.
34
2
n.d.
Report
Report on critical issues and policy by
category with a pre-convention planning and
campaign emphasis. Topics: foreign,
domestic, fiscal and economic affairs, justice,
law/order, health, education/welfare,
administration. 3 pages.
34
2
n.d.
Report
Report on "Requirements" for RN and policy
making staff, budget and staff, and calendar
of priorities. 1 page.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Page 2 of 5
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
34
2
06/07/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: RN, calendar,
answer desk, interns, spokesmen, TV,
Rhodes, etc. 2 pages.
34
2
06/09/1968
Report
Report entitled "Campaign '68" by H.R.
Haldeman. 4 pages.
34
2
06/10/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Sears, Kendall,
Klein, Cole, Buchanan, Stans, Whitaker, trip
mail, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/12/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Mitchell, RN
spots, Bliss, Tulsa, RN, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/13/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Ellsworth,
Adams, Tulsa, RN, Hatfield, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/13/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Ellsworth,
Rhodes, Romney, Hatfield, McCall, Agnew,
etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/13/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: RN, Mitchell,
NJ, Rose, Ellsworth, Illinois, Tulsa, etc. 1
page.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Page 3 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
34
2
06/13/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: David
Eisenhower & National Youth Committee,
RN, Maxwell, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/13/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Rose, Mitchell,
Agnew, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/14/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Ellsworth,
Romney, Volpe, Agnew, RN, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/14/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: supervisors,
salary, Billy Graham, Cook County, phones,
rooms, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/14/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: RN, Rowley,
protection, PR Group, TV, telethon,
Buchanan, Harlow, Price, etc. 1 page.
34
2
06/15/1968
Letter
Letter to "Bob" concerning Sen. Murphy and
Max Rafferty, and Finch. Also has
handwritten notes at bottom of the page. 1
page.
34
2
06/15/1968
Other Document
H. R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: California, poll,
LA Times cartoon, etc. 1 page.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Page 4 of 5
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
34
2
06/15/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Safire,
Buchanan, RN, telethon, PA, Ohio, Wallace,
Oregon, PR, TV, etc. 2 pages.
34
2
06/15/1968
Other Document
H.R. Haldeman handwritten notes on topics
including but not limited to: Morton, PR,
election strategy, major states, Rhodes,
Stanton, Herb, Rose, Kennedy, Klein, etc. 2
pages.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Page 5 of 5
hom ten
late may
run some by Keyes
sh
t
documentaries E Irrew with one other guy every thing done
ad.
etc. script re The Mxon Story
consider use of telethon in other states - the cut
Shit ad.
may be take cuts for 5 min.
re NJ - for write ins
Mut chell need big man in change of stales /
one man in touch
every day
Policy someone to call each day
Ruye on spec piogs. - through weight around too much
Can't handle advance
thout Drik Herman of new field Qmaha Nebraska man,
doungrade clark
use Jack Droun as needling AND
who else can do this
crowth Jim Keough re Editor in Chief
Speech
Pete Flam Steres not on Bees Comm list
Bill Camp Bebus fild love to thermone
mitchell - for staffr Shed.
use the story a argument not no staff talk press
B get Note comm of reseault genly freeder story
the Hampking record 64 fates outlandin thing ova years
get comms, maying now - do the job before to they clign him up.
nail him + make him answer Conce him renource liberabin)
RN
Speakers Buccan - use Esenhower, Baker, Heckel, etc.
get Whitaker but of this area
late may
use a Cong on sen to head
Huston - to help Evans on Cityeas - behind scenes
move to DC. - N Natl Comm.
close eye on P.R.
use people like Jack Dear Frank forgensen etal
put in states ? a return calls pom VIPA-
milbank, Jake, - life 50 around country
keeping in touch with pullishes, TV, etc
fee after visits
phone nos atc to Hausana for FAM
Copies of budges, etc speech
prob. as operations
schedule Kecs.
Fla mtg.
Examing they can be done without damage!
June 2.
/- Cancel minn - fly key delegates in
2-Carcel maryland
3- leave Pa but add a public appearance
4- Cancel NJ
? ch Bloom t adams
5- Caucel Iee
rec. ND leg. council fuly 15 NO
Michaelian is rec. rel County Commissiones 45H
Coofa S-T+Trib Ed. Boards - MO other appearance.
list papers + bcstes for appts.
-
? columnists because want talk tactics etc.
RN/ AM session
1. Compartmentalization
2. where we are:
must be highly self-critical
quality of everything must be superior -to - now has been good
recthless-way - chop out all who haven't performed
3. opposition in HH - probly Southerna UP- - Connally (per of unions)
well financed
may have to go for liberal
our strategy changer dranatically re states we can carry
re Catholic, form, south
hand to take Texas
we have to paint H into literal position + tie him to LBJ
strong now w/ business community-
we stay in center make contrast H ADA + N respons. consew.
getaway from idea of Easten estab captive
4. look to NN. - not nomination
has d decisions severse some necessary
in for hard, close fight
RN time + image
be sure we come ito Sept of lot of ammunition
usines energy, freshness
must not' now nip bud of interest
2 things will harms us- fund raising; 2- delegate heaty
re delegates- - we do it if we have to
ideal world= =
- ne examine all appearances W/delegates -
Du what we can do up N
flyleaders of deleg in
IN
2
fund raising - none after conw.
now will meet 100M t types
no public for dinners
Command decision retto operations
1- do not want RNC to run campaign- used to a minimum
thks this require we move to Wash.
scheduling - here is biggest mistakes- came E pressures
no forum is imp. to us unless it's right for media
RN is not used to charge up workers
for public must appear to do this for
how use candidates time most effectively
re campaign. in terming againization
needs to be -assignment of responsibility to areas
reduce to min the morring of people from one tomother
(LBJprob: too much involved in too many mt picking things)
want to concentrate on issues & research - what to say
want us to take change + go
re states - don't have man in charge - must be prestigious
use: Ralph Cake, ?W. Williams, seaton
can't be field man -
major contribs need mother having - use big men atright level
top political man has to keep them informed
Ruwe Flan - top cabinet types
major politicos - Gov, Long, Sen.
use as speakers - get the 100 lest on the road
3
rePR- need broader base - tendency to incestuous ness
esp. monepotitical & midwort falient
Klein, P.Keyes (colea re X comme #60)
Berryman as cartoonist
Grient to country -ballgame is MW Y South x West
madybe use sports figures etc.
Research - broaden base -
but not saddled with incompetence
want group analyzed on ability - -not have worked.
ie Citical Issues- Wants top guys but not their staff men
Nygroup needs upgrading tends tolecome inbred
Pat Ray - have to get color man & couple more writers
new not adequate
teyes type personality - not gags
2-3 major speeches before aug. - that's all
mich. Y Calif.
OK. to miss some exposure
have to come on strong at com t after
no TV meet Press etc
wants right format for one good nall TV -something different
maybe try some prot operations in big battleged states
Ohio Ill mich- have to for it
form belt- try to hold against H - x Memi
maintain states sure
Calif bettend
intrigue w/ Conn & N.J.
Pa. may be doable
x NY,
lown priority Texas -south should be ours
Radiot
of
system for buying TV. than South to support Thermond
get best TV prod. -spots
don't finance then Nfap- - raise ind. comm.
use him like wld RN- space his time use me dia
pitch u choice is between N+ H
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STAFF MEETINGS - JUNE 2
John Mitchell
Bob Haldeman
Peter Flanigan
Bob Ellsworth
Dick Kleindienst
Maurice Stans
Len Garment
Frank Shakespeare (arrives at Noon)
Herb Klein (arrives late Sunday)
Pat Buchanan
Ray Price
Rose Mary Woods
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STAFF MEETINGS - JUNE 2
10.00 AM - Staff & RN - RN's Villa
RN - outline current evaluation of position and
general views re: plans for June-November
- Emphasize need for real progress by all staff in
next 3 months - make decisions today
- ask group to develop recommendations on:
1 - RN SCHEDULE
- best uses of time June-July, August
- general plan for September-October
2 - CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION
- coverage of states - key men
- delegate program; VIP commitments
- Citizens, Youth, etc.
3 - VISIBILITY-ADVERTISING/PR
- use of TV: documentaries, telethons, etc.
- promotion plans
- literature ardmaterials
4 - ISSUE DEVELOPMENT
5 - GENERAL STRATEGY
- for RN
- for Campaign
- re: Opposition
10:30 AM - Staff only - Hotel Meeting Room
Work on above items
4:00 PM - RN & Staff - RN's Villa
-Review recommendations and RN's reactions
-Make decisions
# # #
Research meeting
have to broader group -even the well done up to now
pret James Hume on - Pa state
take wife too-as letter writer
need to establish plan - check bit progress report
get down to what weire dony -when ready etc
R N can put outa start every day if you prepare it
wants you plan - notjust what he says
may have to meet daily to review
1- what is your lattle plan - content Time table
need brief comments for release each day
use Key issues group
not necervaily major issues - use side staff
1e merchant maine etc
O
Call Veru Johnson rer use of Golden
Gall Whiteher re: security 2026.5700
Klein puts out nothing from RN
Rapti
le on road- they want store
at June 5
daykwas your
Shakespeare Patrick & Stanton for lunch =
H trown
Finch
Drawn sapring
Keyes
Links
olds
Sheripp
55 plan
church Sunday
Michigan- max Fisher
find out Humpley T metanthy plans
also N.R.
total interest on this
ck Mekinley no NBC lastnite he NJ
sked
belated N up her failed
after ang
day offa week -Calif, Fla, n NY
Re PN
RN+PNxide together- no VIP's
on tow
have to have way to stay out of Camera
Devight, Davies etc. all staff
can do less of fence business a - little then off
+ have Pat w/ RN at fence
Davis s 679-3737
on separate PN sched - t kids
don't waste on things not televised
look over sched from taker P. Hitt
& one from
PNwill need an companion
not Helene - always fell have Trish Julie
W/Mitchell
work out date
Henry
late in June talkto Mrs Little - keep Mitchell informed Lockwood
Whiteher- call Romney to set new date
maybe on way back for Calif. monday
racation - 2weeks
see that everyone gets vacations
3-3
Chuck Commons - 759 3000 Run 349 2583
Europe tonite back Sept. 2.
427 9722 fids apt.
Yes
/week. Vergin Islands
house on beach Calif ie Emerald Bay
2 who in July
someone take over extra schedules for PNtgies
work Out three sched. group -give reco.
Hald- term Klein Ellsworth Finch
for R/V add PattRay
not lower staff- C, woods, etc.
maybe add a couple from long. - talk to Harlow
need a conservative
Baker
whohas big feel ?
will have problems w/ Southernens
a august
sessions with V.P. & new cab. offers
maybe to Hawaii
AA136 13th
butget it out
don't rule out hitting all states - of The way
thk of TV tailored to each state
10
use 3-4 days t visit every state of the TV
bring people in for small groguitemin
do on regional basis
supplement with brief augoststops in la. state
then last 3wks in big swing states
OK to commit CBS new special show
full Vprodn crew-prod, ltg, sound, Camera
do daily radeo tape to service to stns
keep on Harlow re: kill 315 surpensin
can't give Waltare an audience
nice. rep. form st.
2sets polls - who before GOP- V Promo m
6 major states
no. Dear tix
afta comer reg. samples every odays
C
re- sched Stanton after Shahespean back
leave a week for disc. it after Den Conv.
fn TV spots
from Convention on sched has to befrom NY
make the necessary changes
Ck mew u best speakers Cory. Gov. Sens not running
then add Judd, Lodge,
sportsproper-Wishinson, Stan, etc.
use speakers to fill sched probs
Rave someone on our staff in change of assigning
- nota Congmn.
think the Convention program seconders, etc.
work w/ murply -
Heckel, Fong, Laraet
young congin young mayor Indianapolis
V Pnominating speeches etc.
Jim martin ,Ala, comm to 2ndspeech if not other
use Convention for great family exposure
As Erank forgensen feel strongly in view of pall
Consensus is to lay off June 28
Covs. staff say of leves louple days- -
will remain in LA.
vegetable indef.
Rod Rood; Cliffmilter,
Reagan getting 60% - will get 62-37
San Diego?
numerous number lot reports of michaents in Negro was
of unrest
michae
Nesen Mahres etc
Call Lynn
HQ - will hold office approp.
Stant Nemply
one cancelling manythings
wentout of this way to indicate
initation wf R pursuit
him to a
Data me Sam dinner
RRtoying of whether to go
June 5ab
phone
RN- reklein - leftharging
regoring In some hips
take Calif trip - but not mich
must by handled levely now
see has as du of campaign n org,
K stating backfire on NR
analysis of polling operation
see what Bach Expable de 1
whatpoliever we shld
also cky state - IR Comm (Mew)
Kl-uvints to delag states
commined on steal is right
personal period plans in staff Calif - - - anything need slace like very K. Discayne prevate
re Sats +Suns- want everyming n get revordings
pl very good beach smite
p by out on Ll not to for
resort 1 some Bind?
Hawaiis- Gossly, Jakes, Millink
handle by maH position psignificance
get a call - say we want you in compaign
on sched it for etc
line at this time -Aclud for this se full
smith convention
some for q. Jefts will do after com.
(ami want take positions now)
June Z the
D. Esisitn Nattyouth Chen -ot?
RN- olds- Garment
Golden-done but now moving re: head of Ndetant on SS.
RN little talk w/ [me/Heck /Buchavan /Price/Marment
200 or 30
have to have press man =afth convention=
Price + Burkanan
Olds mtg
philosophy of campaign
early everyone doing everything - now must divide
at times everybody has to gather to get feel of overall
but guatest waste is big picture
Concentrate each in certain fields t take the respirability
one how a week for all to talk u big picture
Olds should outline what he feels he should do
will be arguments but H+M must settle
RN's view is - greatest use is to take over Lens role
to reach but bey and vols F find help ful people idea
bring extra dimension leyond peoplect day to day assut
make people feel we an searching for ideas
+ may find agood 1 dea a a man
Campaigns are brutal for intellectuals - much can't be used
major prot for Olds do to make than understand Y notfeel
on some things good to have import separate from my research let team down
be sure Olds not tred in or part of day. to.day research team
they can't see forest -dong what RN tells then
Olds is table more of a free floater -
talk to people
misunderstanding is because we hadn't that it then
you are not day. to day - bring extra demension
inch people not pes Naion- get theis ideas buthed shy an
amt of time avail of RN is rel. small
(Haldeman decides - Chapin implements)
use only when of vital interest to us. work of Haldeman
on issues work of Len - to coordinate, screen, etc.
let Len de cide who to bring in on specifies
also use Clloworth on This - to spell Len
between now - cono. - minimal budget -
think now of what wanted after - butdonis puto
tie Olds closely with Town group.
and out with Clloworth -est. comm. w/ Tower
ask Towas recs. from acad. comm. on consew. side
after Olds left
where its personnel - Len work of him
"
ideas - have him work with
on issue mail - use Olds sig instiad of Eddie
MEETING WITH MR. NIXON
June 7, 1968
AGENDA:
1. Olds' role and responsibility (conceptual and operational)
2. Calendar
3. Critical Issues
4. Requirements
CONCEPTUAL MODEL
To revitalize the primacy of personal responsibility;
To enlarge the scope and quality of responsible freedom and
opportunity;
To reconstruct private and public partnership in ordering
human society and welfare;
To bring participation and responsibility for resolving
public problems closer to the people;
To minimize bureaucratic structures and controls and
maximize fiscal and moral accountability;
To insure democratic processes of law and order
against the disruption and erosion of irresponsible
power;
To adapt these convictions to a reformulation of
foreign policy and a reordering of international
commitments.
agree excellent completely
PRESIDENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
CATE GORIES
FOREIGNAFFAIRS
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
FISCAL 1 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
JUSTICE, LAW 1 ORDER
HEALTH, EDUCATION, WELFARE
ADMINISTRATION
POLICY
DEFENSE
URBAN
RURAL
BUDGET
COMMERCE
LABOR
CONDITIONS
CONTROLS
HEALTH
EDUCATION
WELFARE
RESEARCH
ORGANIZATION
ORGANIZATION DESIGN
ISSUE AND
HUMAN RESOURCES AND
POLICY DEVELOPMENT
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT
SOURCE
CATEGORY-
SPECIALIST
POLITICAL
GENERAL
CONCEPTS-
ISSUES-
CREATIVE IDEAS-
SUPPORTIVE MATERIAL-
POSITION PAPERS
CANDIDATE
PARTY
OTHER
PUBLICATIONS
REFERENCE
INFORMATION
ANALYSIS
REPORTS
PUBLICS
POLICY RECOMMENDATION-
PROFESSIONAL
POLITICAL
GENERAL
BIOGRAPHY INDEX -
ACTION REFERRAL
REFERENCE CODE -
CALENDAR
I. PRE-CONVENTION - (policy and manpower)
GENERAL - (Hold steady in the basic policy position, avoid
widening vulnerability of issue or policy discussion, do
general staff and backup work for translating broad policy
into focused, hard hitting, programmatic action for the
campaign. Identify and recruit key people for substantive
backup in crucial areas, staffing campaign, and staffing
office of president after election.)
II. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN - (issues and strategy)
GENERAL - (Concentrate on the smallest number of basic
themes, addressed to basic human feelings and convictions,
engineered to highly selective specific models, pursued
with uncompromising offensive. They must be designed to
hold the committed Republican support and win a large num-
ber of dissident Democrats, independents, and swing voters.)
III, THE WHITE HOUSE - (first 100 days)
GENERAL - (Have identified major personnel for cabinet and
sub-cabinet posts; comprehensive staffing of the president
in the White House; major outline of issues and policies
for message (s) to Congress and first stages of implementa-
tion of the hard hitting recommendations of the campaign.
may theow some awas into this - out of research gy.
1e while new ideas w space or SST
so Price A Buchana can tap extra dimension
run parallel - but now , then cross. fertilize
CRITICAL ISSUES
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POLICY
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BY CATEGORY
(Pre-Convention Planning and Campaign Emphasis)
KEY CONCEPT: The Revolution of Common Sense (Affirm basic tragedy of
our times lies in the oversimplification and polarization of par-
tial or extreme views; common sense requires a new synthesis,
balance, and integration of freedom and order at home and abroad;
yet is revolutionary in recognizing and pursuing peaceful and con-
structive change.)
ADAPTATION TO KEY CATEGORIES:
I. FOREIGN AFFAIRS:
A. Foreign Policy:
1. Reassessing the "NEW EUROPE" (new freedom - order and
re-atructive ie UN
realignments - East and West)
2.
Reassessing the "DEVELOPING WORLD'S NEED AND PROMISE"
(new strategies of self-help in bid for freedom-order)
Reassessing Power and Responsibility in Asia (New
olds but re may works sonsible on have this thers 3.
strategies of Japanese-U.S.S.R.-U.S.-China relations
of power to stability and self-help)
Reassessing the role and responsibility of U.N. and its
agencies (new strategies for reorganization for con-
temporary and expanding roles.
5. Reorganization of policy making and administration in
this area
B. Defense:
1. Reconstruction of policy, administration, and training
for defense (Accent on new technologies, psychological,
diplomatic, economic and cultural side of "wars of re-
volution"; reconstruction of strategies on nuclear
balance of power.)
2. Consideration of a Secretary of Peace, related to, but
separate from, Defense and State (Accent on long term
planning, policy distinct from strategy, negotiation
based on power but distinct from it; integration of
widely scattered functions of research, planning, and
policy making located throughout executive branch.)
II. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS:
A. URBAN
1. Adaptation of Land Grant Act to Urban Affairs - develop-
ing and adapting knowledge to action, professionals de-
signed for self-help (urban counterpart of county agent,
home demonstrator, and 4-H), and education designed for
people where they are in terms of what they need.
2. Adaptation of Homestead Act to problems of reconstruction
of cities, housing and welfare - requiring "improvement"
to hold; builds in incentive from an initial base of help.
Rural:
1. Consider consolidating agriculture and interior into a
single Cabinet office on Natural Resources - this would
permit a remarkable economy, "modernization", integration
of new resource fields, 1.e. space and the sea, with all
appropriate research-action into a more intelligent and
comprehensive whole. It would give a stronger "voice" to
this area, focus sharply on water, air and resource pollu-
tion, environmental sciences, etc.
III. FISCAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS:
1. Emphasize and illustrate, as Arthur Burns has done, the de-
gree to which a sound fiscal policy rests on other and re-
lated foundations, i.e., security at home and abroad, con-
sistent and redefined foreign policy, more efficient,
streamlined, decentralized, governmental organization.
2. Reconstruct in principle and model public-private partner-
ship, reemphasizing incentive, more equitable tax base,
wider role for private initiative within dependable public
policy.
(Consider a major public-private advisory council in major
sectors of our economy; consider reorganization of admini-
stration and priorities for major budgetary reduction look-
1ng toward balance.)
IV. JUSTICE, LAW AND ORDER:
1. Reassess the entire spectrum of youth crime and delinquency,
treatment, education and return to useful citizenship -
proposing an integration of legislative-executive-judicial
action designed to deal with this accelerating problem.
(Note: assassins of J.F.K., King, RF.K youth)
2. Staff in depth proposals already made by R.N. concerning
control of violence and freedom from fear.
3. Develop models of effective community action and involvement
in dealing with this area.
V. HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE:
1. Consider major reorganization of this sprawling, almost un-
manageable, mixture. (Major functions in research, now
scattered throughout the government, could be integrated
with Education, and a comprehensive emphasis on youth. Health
and Welfare could be integrated with labor, with an accent
on prevention and human productivity.)
2. Reassessment of major educational policy with attention to
realignment of federal-state-local responsibility; public-
private, church-state relationships.
3. Reassessment of entire welfare program, designed to intro-
duce private incentive, personal responsibility, and up-
ward mobility, as well as immunity to personal disaster.
VI. ADMINISTRATION
1. Consider major reorganization of executive branch, aimed at
more rational design, coordination, efficiency and economy.
(Olds has done some preliminary thinking on this whole
field.)
2. Integrate all administrative and support services (such as
postal service, etc.) into a combined Cabinet post of
Government Services; giving greater substance and respon-
sibility to what is now the Postmaster General.
REQUIREMENTS
1. Relationship and accessibility to R.N. and Policy Making Staff:
(for consultation, coordination and credibility)
Needed - not large chunks of time or even regularity, but
dependable or calendar options.
a. For key people, individually, or in groups;
(14 key areas) pre-selected and prepared.
2. Minimal budget and staff:
Needed - staff proportional to R.N. priorities
(Note: Wash. office - Tower - one foreign - one domes-
tic, coordinate plus consultant budget for key
experts - travel, per diem, and/or short term
commitment.)
3. Candidate's calendar of priorities:
leave
on
back. a. Possible quite overseas doubtful trip - but late possible August - early - Reep ported Sept.
Odoit-but RNcant b.
Possible special involvement with key constituencies
re. November election - i.e. urban, international, in-
domun- leave open tellectual, minority, student communities (multiplier
accent on leaders)
as possiblity
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c. Personal associates re. policy and manpower
(Note: procedure with Ed Nixon re. mail.
See Marshall letter re. appointment)
d. Procedure for meeting key people
(an have up land. do a lot of this
also maybe name Cab affers (2-3) in advance
this should be well. budgeted - word closely w/ Rhyne
June 7
mtg w/ Rhodes is off for tomorrow - K's not inveting Good, crament
RN-Klein-Buch-Price-
mitchell going tosee andrews -R has abs. coref. in him
people who want to see or talk to RN.
all must go then Chapin
yiu NY- will have press Klen
people to Rose, Perce, Buchana, Len
Calender- who see - not what I say- - has to be Then Chapin
but Hresp. for decision on prorities
sched comm- H, ke, Chaitin TVriew
don't niclude Rose, Whiteher,
all arput to RN comes to H.
interms of people press we see Kl shed Licall Johdle this staff necessary stuff.
we should have fulltine guy to and speel. g's from
special intent pubs - Trades, etc.
policy answer no questionnaires between nowr com.
wants a suggested answer - RNwill edit
use q. technique only when saves time for RN
answer desk
peoper stay in their channels- -
fai-bring Ray that in on PR- but notregularly
Ph group-get large group in regularly for general meeting - weekly
for RWsched- he shld siton some f PR mtgs etz
but not on any politicalor ag. mlgs
wants time to sit in on mtqs re what he says IX & PR. ads
how its said
spokermen- at present - best one is Ellsworth fo camp. org.
also C. Rhyne reap. on TV
murders now for House t Sent-
Baker etc.
don't use Mitchell- his the wiside man
excepton highly selective basis -Mally imp. press
gives sense of command, poise
their should do most of proceincements
nobackgers -etc- for couple of weeks
before call RN- ckw7 H. -see if its already done
in Citizens - need hand nised guy to run it three Evans
PatHeit?
youth problem
Doctors - last chance on coup. hall health ins.
muchant marine -
get 10H to nike Gill- don't use him butget him busy
handle soon - mas. E was bugged by him-
re shed- do need to make some news in June/July
by radio talks
ch whether Cong Cand school is offrecord- hope it is
No Q+A's. - maybe other TV -
won't commit on major issues before aug.
Rhodes wants RN to Good Couf - ckdates on this
Consider let. to give to delegs. good family picture
maybe make up a record -Non issues
CAMPAIGN '68
It seems both logical and essential to review
the status and forward planning of the '68 Campaign in
light of the Kennedy assassination.
Is it really essential to the American political
process to press on with campaigning as usual -- while
pretending to ignore some of the cold realities of
the day?
There has long been a plaintive cry from many
quarters that the ballyhoo and whoopla of an American
campaign -- extended over months -- confuses rather than
clarifies the choice in the mind of the voter. Thus,
even without today's new dangers, a strong argument might
be made for a radically revised approach to the process
of presenting the case to the people.
While the latest assassination does not in any way
prove that America is a sick society -- it does re-affirm
the fact that passions run high and in some instances
restraint and responsibility are lacking. There is a
clear and present personal physical danger to any man
campaigning for the office of the Presidency whenever he
presents himself to an unrestricted large crowd -- at a
rally, in a motorcade, moving through public areas on an
announced route. This danger will increase as the intensity
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of the campaign increases.
There is good basis for the argument that it is
irresponsible for the President or the candidates for
President to expose themselves in these ways. If this
case were presented to the people in proper fashion, it
1s quite likely they would understand and agree.
The people must be deeply concerned by the problem
of violence and could be expected to respond with reief
and willing acceptance to a plan designed to avoid any
further calamities -- or at least to lessen the risk.
The plan would be for the President and/or the
Secret Service to request formally that all candidates
for Presidential nominations -- and, after the conventions,
all candidates for the Presidency -- agree to conform to
a number of specific guidelines regarding method of cam-
paigning. It would be made clear that no restriction or
compromise would be placed on content -- only on form.
Candidates would not present themselves to large
masses of people in person. They would, instead, utilize
the mass communications media to carry their messages to
the voters. Many techniques could be used for this -- in-
cluding direct speeches, telethons, televised press con-
ferences, televised coffee hours with small groups of rep-
resentative voters, televised interviews of all kinds,
documentary-type presentations, use of third-person advoc:
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and undoubtedly many more approaches which would come
to mind.
Eliminated would be all rallies, large public
functions, press-the-flesh campaign techniques, plung-
ing through crowds, whistle-and-prop-stops.
This would not eliminate the possibility of
assassination or violence -- but it would be greatly
reduced because, in effect, the campaign would be con-
ducted in individual living rooms instead of at public
gatherings.
For the candidates, the campaign would become
more demanding mentally and much less demanding physically.
This should have the effect of raising the quality of
the political dialogue.
Many potential problems arise, of course. The
main one would be the question of allocation or purchase
of TV and radio time. Even this could be fairly easily
resolved if it were not for the Wallace problem.
It will be argued that this puts all the emphasis
on a candidate's ability to perform on TV -- and elim-
inates the opportunity to judge him through personal in-
the-flesh exposure. This is not a valid objection because
it assumes that the voter now does, in fact, Judge the
candidate on the basis of personal exposure. Clearly,
this is not the case. It is obviously impossible for any
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meaningful proportion of the voters to come into personal
contact with a national candidate during the course of a
campaign. It's also obvious that a very large majority
of those who do have personal exposure -- at rallies, etc. --
are already committed and thus are not judging the candidate.
Other than tradition, there is no sound reason for
putting a man considered to be of presidential timber
through the physical strain and personal danger of the
old-time format. It should be recognized that times have
changed -- and that the presentation of presidential
candidates must change, too.
This is the ideal time to make some major changes
that are badly needed even without the consideration of
danger of violence. The people must be fed up with politics
as usual accompanied by terror. They would welcome some
leadership in this area -- as well as in all the others
that are the issue focal points of this election.
H.R. Haldeman
June 9, 1968
- staff for Convention
menio from Whitsher/Hiet re PN
file 6/10
RMW- Sears memo u after Miami
HR4
Kendall- massem to Travel
Steve Hess- TD idea @ nextweek
file.
Achedule
Klein - tell Tehres no re- sched SD feend raiser
tole LGConfery F - 25thminy- conf 26-29
workout staff vacations
Healow kill 315 surpensin
plane res. to SF- 19th to LA 21 m to NY 23rd
JDE handle mike Gill (10 if nec) Tow mgr?
dates for Goo long parn
Calif Calls @
Buchana 1 mane@
call Wiley Buchanan re security (c)
10660 Sun. for Kldst mg
Memo Stans JDE, Whelow on badget texpenses + water color Man
(secuity
Whitaker- no on wheel for kids
C-trip mail
-proceduses - appts - math. etc
- tour manages - Davies as PNaidi?
- sit in of school comm.
review research staff budg assents
TomEvaus OK on DavidE
Yevire budget
home mitchell 6/12
914- wo 70909
Tell RN
Mitchell andrews tomorrow
agreest Percy stories very big in DCpapers
wants dope on NR spots
Bliss is gaing to Gr. Coref.
arlen adams w/be in Tuba-
if Schasper anus
Tulsa- Elloworth Kldst.
agency was supposed to have today 5
Ellswath more Y approp. adams have talked s Seh
E rode out to Tulse up Sele- -
re release of poll- ck forment in Bath approval
says hill notely RN + E before making move
The
assures when makes will say his described w/ both
don't know tring
+N wid be five cand f exc Pres- if nomin Pa ated willcin
both Kedst F adams well Day weget 252 more delig.
Hatfield - ready to make - a start/ shed be - next Wants wak to stdown
daya w/ two - later - will will make take (ared expense
RN talk big start.
Mona
r
avange futik
Tues
before 10 toxite
put out Ill at same time
get now of og used To
say taken last part of May
take polls
whatelso ou She counteratted have
in how many goes we
DE- - what Alwdys
thommey do-
6/13 Ellsworth
6/13
Ellowart
Ellsworth
ackto lockwood
(to RN
fals Rhotes & Roming will do nothing
Love will do nothing The under lot pressure
Hatfield- N call H + invite him to come up mon=
sconer the better. - there
will try to get mcCall to something
this agment w/come - but not tel cepter Jan 22 St. Coxo.
RN
6/13
M: Penna poll - Bachelder
RN
showing us against
what has Witchell done on Brownell
shed RNcael
did we get poll to him ?
Achaefer-
ck w/ Rose - Memo on
wont do if its gone
NO
Illinois Pa NJ - get around.
Eltwath in
Tulsa
Mitchell- - call RN-
Call Ellsworth- report on Pa - whetdow Scheefa
Can Hatfield make
NJ final figure =
Volpe anytime?
a stml. ? fend RN
Illimois noybe thinks just delegate pun of to Sch coming of = do out expects before orer gary to shld poll endors figs NR
Browned several mos. ago Scholfer told NR Led + give come outfili
now trying to get out of it - hand
Browned advises aget calling Schaefer -cause his shick
maybe but m call Sh -say RN doesn't want to caloure him
? dowe
H-M- N- mustpat man in chg of ach state 1
then Brownell
David E Nate youth Chamn
toRN
travel doctor
6/13
no-on Choliner at Come.
Cand School is offrecord
KRN
RN Jon Nathie school
Matous tenow was H surgey it's when
Captur
Knite
appts
I go over w/ C
Idemore editas the when
- at present - several have to see
already ok'd in past
take about 4hrs mont 4 Tues
10-1230
2-4
re catstdogo - hipriority basis
2/3 finance lunch Stanton
leave rest of day -evenings free
Maxwell lunch 19th OK
News etc Eriner there searly
(puist don't deniner want basis. Woods, Rentchler
geta private plane - in dout.
RN 6/13
400 C+H = re sched.
Rose
others. atapt.
Mitchell- must have one line command on each
E- get mclal to say something. OK
Can $ them agrew - No
Germal- -
Ellswath B/14
RN
/- Volpe will call about 315
2- R. Schanger - toying ag coming out
this whend- Meet Plus taped
tomorrow noon Shown Sen. non
this AM gave E uncertain notice
that he might - asked how he
could reach RN
-E thhs NAhld take call
-E asked state will support if
No nom. & expects he will am
Rommey Schaffa Bartlett agrew
B will say N nom & will win
3 agnew- had brief mtg
- didn't the 5 going to doit
- Acid wanted talk to some more
- told new people last nite
N will be nom
the agrees of N's positions
4- Volpe tomorhow AM- find bus. sension
will offer 11th oh amount
/tichel will 2 not
Kick in support -y agrew
hope will start ball rolling
phone 6/14 Plan alan Peterson
Pay. supervisors a salay
Expense money" to callers - 1.00/h or so cash
voting age pep. - -by 2 (2per home)
& 8/10 N. (ea.vol covers 8/10 home)
Euse Billy Grahamis lists A people
{
200,000
staff at national HO
do basic research
Coun County 2,500,000 1,250,000
200
6 125,000 colunteers
3 weeks - 15days
40 per phone per day
600
200 phones for 3 weeks + /week call back
Oct5-Nov 5
8
HQ
4 boile wome of 50 phones
/mg
2 shifts - / supervisor
8 supe
50 callers
400 Caller
6 typists
48 lypis
model is 10%
10 mgrs= =
H.Q. -
Rowley 6/14 hity RN mtg
wt C w sched
6/14
Rowley test. to House Comm. re: need for protection
1000 M+H-poutical Price
gail sched.
Sat. 1105 PR group - G,K,H,H,S,T, sufere
Poister + Harlow not M
then key meet w/ Safire + work w/ him
dont let G. in any political mtgs.
strategy
find out statewide TV Hang - Pa + Ohio - 2 how prime their
Clene we
piet.
Cenn Dayto
Whatabout using telethon material
230
Research shoues Buchanan -Price
scratch it
Harlow-Whalen- anderson
add
have 50-60 long. sign resolution re 11th Condut
has L ife endorsed NR ? editorially
6/15/68
Bob
I want to call Sen. Murphy and see if it is possible Max Rafferty
would be in Wash. on 6/22 and spend some time with the Sen, and
RN
Can you check Finch and R** to see if it is okay for me to move
off on this
hold til mon
Kuchel won't app ear any when of Rafferty
"will go alloutfor N nRock - not AR
no hope spreconciliation
if can neet w/ Raffecty & keep offreend OK in
but if known will be real peother Calif
C
RN shed call Kuchel = cheer him up a bit
(great Wave of sympathy now.)
ash what we he wants to play -
how handle Rafferty
Ruffecty Dort meet = Rafferty now
RD/PRCOMM.
6/15
6
wait couple weeks on Safire the to eds. - def. not now
-go ahead w/ Buchanan deleg, party bade etc.
big q. is twing - street lay Mitchell is OK (but not yet.)
G. aug. for doing now issor not to appear paniching Bh.
need a pet answer for press tow people
arto whatwe're doing
-re q. on what's N's position -use quote r date of
previous state other than paraphase RN
- protely OK to use M store - tied to Sun CGO with
re advtag will have recs in couple of days
1/2 he show using elements telethon
taping inter view Panel re:
all directed to Nr. start campaign early
Pa blanket 10,470; Ohio 7,300;
whynot hy telethon cut in one of there
N. must play our game - -4 not on their ground
most off thing in changing votes was telethon in oreg.
diff of using now is q. of level of origin interget
also will probly want touse mathy in 8 all
so leaves Hillsboro- but hit directly, not mood stuff
M Walkace takes from us in Rey states receit
he symbolizes protect re law+ order
polls in One. showed K stronger than N in respect for law
we didut get it three tel tale than
pr 6/15 2
time for playing to Restons etc is norigone
was
RR did well One cause he was the Wallace then -simpliste
in natl terms -wont cat w by mood+ being bland
quite soon we've got to hit it -on 2-3 issues
G- mood does help to make other things more believable
study ie alienated groups B+W, LTR
appeal has to be on basic simple principles of right wrong
+ ability to deliver - believality
genly agree shed not use telethon early
RN tempted anyway
try now to buy prime the for telethous in fall
when gox in states will have to meet press
- agree we can do controlled TV
Gank up airport crowd in mich. etc
forget nail things now + probly later
NJ, Pa, Ohio, Iel, mich, Calif, Texas
lun three in those 7 than 5 natly
zero in on these - they 'll have numere effector not
3 states we shed do nothing in - but don't look like it
decisions
mitchell stat out of CGO
RN/m PolitStrat
6/15
Convention- whom change
probly R. Morton - stillprot. ut Land
reg mtg of polit. gup- disc F make frondamental decessions
of any thing confid - H-M & me other F
noned PR types -G,Kl,E, Hollow, a ?Browneld, treast
look for pers. of adding someone
re pre Con sked-
ACT have Klein go to all mtgs ie Gov. Conf etc
will meet w/PR people today
G-Sh-ke-Tr-P
NEGATH Elaction
Twill get the Dear votes out of Wallace 15% - not Negues etc
as Wallace vote Abriaks weget 2 forea one H gets
the election is in the mid-cosservative area
M-get an officer in chage in each major state.
much igan- -
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Hood
Pennsylvania-
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Ohio -
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Illinois -
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Hood
California-
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Texas-
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New Jersey
from Corev. on have battle plan for ea, state
use seam etc. in chg of safe states - not Nebr.
"Towa MV think- Rhodes work come. NR before Come, probly not us.
RN
6/15
shld have on Bus Council
Stanton- Howard Magan instead of McChog
Bud May whilpool
Herb - shouldn't always make stat
always run states by Buchanan
concerned about Rose - physical exhaustion
got to get her out - vacation
Vinnie andrews - Clandia Val
le Rose take off- -Maybe he -ther Claudia Can do something
go to Key Biscayne or Calif
they should really forward Citizons
le. pick up Konnedy spate comm.
of Klein - dont let him convey neg Cettitudes in mtgs
be sure he puts on good strong front