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H.R. Haldeman to John M. Aitken. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas J. O'Toole. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to R.L. McMurrin. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Paul McGee. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Wilbur Dunbar. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to John E. Carter. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to C.E. Boswell. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Robert Hufford. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
Charlie Farrington to H.R. Haldeman. Re: Replies to Out-of-State Letters Seeking Employment in the Nixon-for-Governor Campaign. 2pp. [Memo], 12/5/1961
"Public Relations Division." Re: Introduction and Scope of Responsibility. 3pp. [Memo], n.d.
H.R. Haldeman to Earl Behrens. Re: Richard Nixon's visit to the San Francisco Chronicle's office. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Pat Gorman. Re: Thanks for forwarding information on the Dick Nixon Club activity and setup from last year. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to James M. Cannon. Re: Congratulations on campaign manager appointment. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Colgate S. Prentice. Re: William J. Dale. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to William L. Westlake. Re: Syracuse dinner. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Robert G. Miller. Re: Proposed benefit dinner for the California State Junior Chamber of Commerce. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Request for Air Travel Card. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
No sender recipient information indicated. Re: Ted Beecher. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Joe Martin Jr. Re: Edward E. Heavey. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Bob Finch. Re: Encouraging "Arnett" to run again in Bakersfield. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Request for reimbursement covering expenses for luncheons at the Athletic Club. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Irene Isherwood. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Robert W. Hill. Re: Possible Nixon appearances in Humboldt County. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Gardner Cowles. Re: Nixon dinner on Feb. 7, 1962, at Waldorf-Astoria. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to William M. Spencer Jr. Re: Acknowledgment of President Eisenhower's intended visit to San Francisco. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Contact Director. Re: Alice Leopold; organized labor. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Joe Martin Jr. Re: Mrs. John P.E. Dempsey Jr. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Expenses for the month of November. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Clifford A. Miller. Re: Thanks for clip from Salt Lake paper. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Robert S. Davis. Re: Campaign contribution. 1pg. [Letter], 1/31/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Edwin J. Garrett. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to attend Dress Parade at Southern California Military Academy. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Donald J. Zweng. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address Future Engineers of America. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Dr. Bill J. Priest. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to deliver commencement at American River Junior College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Harry S. Emrich. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to attend annual reqard dinner of the Southern California Professional Golf Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Rupert F. Thompson. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Fith Annual Convention of the Pacific Water Conditioning Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to A. Freeman Mills. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address luncheon meeting of the Lodi Rotary Club. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to J.E. Longinotti. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Sunnyvale Keynote Series. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Jeanne Good. Re: Invitation to participate in the Republican luncheon in the 22nd Congressional District. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas J. McDermott Jr. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address a dinner meeting of the UCLA Law Alumni Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to James Kallas. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the students of California Lutheran College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Ronald Ottsen. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address students of Orange County State College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Dr. Robert O. Johns. Re: Podiatrists for Nixon Committee. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas E. Smith. Re: Thanks for Los Angeles Area Business Directory. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Russell L. Pruett. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address a luncheon meeting of the combined Service Clubs of Arcadia. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to L.C. Oglesby. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Atascadero District Teachers Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Richard K. Ives. Re: To confirm Richard Nixon's acceptance of invitation to address dinner meeting of the Southern California Alumni of the Harvard and Stanford Graduate Schools of Business. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to O.B. Sholders. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Pacific Southwest Council Convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Etheldra Claxton. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address student body of La Verne College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Rod Spangenberg. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Augustana Lutheran Churchmen of California. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to William E. Fox. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Boy Scout Associates of the San Gabriel Valley Council. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to James Phang. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Loma Linda University annual student-faculty banquet. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
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This file contains:
H.R. Haldeman to John M. Aitken. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas J. O'Toole. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to R.L. McMurrin. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Paul McGee. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Wilbur Dunbar. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to John E. Carter. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to C.E. Boswell. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Robert Hufford. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1961
Charlie Farrington to H.R. Haldeman. Re: Replies to Out-of-State Letters Seeking Employment in the Nixon-for-Governor Campaign. 2pp. [Memo], 12/5/1961
"Public Relations Division." Re: Introduction and Scope of Responsibility. 3pp. [Memo], n.d.
H.R. Haldeman to Earl Behrens. Re: Richard Nixon's visit to the San Francisco Chronicle's office. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Pat Gorman. Re: Thanks for forwarding information on the Dick Nixon Club activity and setup from last year. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to James M. Cannon. Re: Congratulations on campaign manager appointment. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Colgate S. Prentice. Re: William J. Dale. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to William L. Westlake. Re: Syracuse dinner. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Robert G. Miller. Re: Proposed benefit dinner for the California State Junior Chamber of Commerce. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Request for Air Travel Card. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
No sender recipient information indicated. Re: Ted Beecher. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Joe Martin Jr. Re: Edward E. Heavey. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Bob Finch. Re: Encouraging "Arnett" to run again in Bakersfield. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Request for reimbursement covering expenses for luncheons at the Athletic Club. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Irene Isherwood. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Robert W. Hill. Re: Possible Nixon appearances in Humboldt County. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Gardner Cowles. Re: Nixon dinner on Feb. 7, 1962, at Waldorf-Astoria. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to William M. Spencer Jr. Re: Acknowledgment of President Eisenhower's intended visit to San Francisco. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Contact Director. Re: Alice Leopold; organized labor. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Joe Martin Jr. Re: Mrs. John P.E. Dempsey Jr. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Expenses for the month of November. 1pg. [Memo], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Clifford A. Miller. Re: Thanks for clip from Salt Lake paper. 1pg. [Letter], 12/4/1961
H.R. Haldeman to Robert S. Davis. Re: Campaign contribution. 1pg. [Letter], 1/31/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Edwin J. Garrett. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to attend Dress Parade at Southern California Military Academy. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Donald J. Zweng. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address Future Engineers of America. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Dr. Bill J. Priest. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to deliver commencement at American River Junior College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Harry S. Emrich. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to attend annual reqard dinner of the Southern California Professional Golf Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Rupert F. Thompson. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Fith Annual Convention of the Pacific Water Conditioning Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to A. Freeman Mills. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address luncheon meeting of the Lodi Rotary Club. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to J.E. Longinotti. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Sunnyvale Keynote Series. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Jeanne Good. Re: Invitation to participate in the Republican luncheon in the 22nd Congressional District. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas J. McDermott Jr. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address a dinner meeting of the UCLA Law Alumni Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to James Kallas. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the students of California Lutheran College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Ronald Ottsen. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address students of Orange County State College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Dr. Robert O. Johns. Re: Podiatrists for Nixon Committee. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas E. Smith. Re: Thanks for Los Angeles Area Business Directory. 1pg. [Letter], 1/30/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Russell L. Pruett. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address a luncheon meeting of the combined Service Clubs of Arcadia. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to L.C. Oglesby. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Atascadero District Teachers Association. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Richard K. Ives. Re: To confirm Richard Nixon's acceptance of invitation to address dinner meeting of the Southern California Alumni of the Harvard and Stanford Graduate Schools of Business. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to O.B. Sholders. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Pacific Southwest Council Convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Etheldra Claxton. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address student body of La Verne College. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to Rod Spangenberg. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Augustana Lutheran Churchmen of California. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to William E. Fox. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Boy Scout Associates of the San Gabriel Valley Council. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
H.R. Haldeman to James Phang. Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the Loma Linda University annual student-faculty banquet. 1pg. [Letter], 1/29/1962
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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
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to John M. Aitken. Re:
Offer of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas J. O'Toole. Re:
Offer of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to R.L. McMurrin. Re: Offer
of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Paul McGee. Re: Offer of
assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Wilbur Dunbar. Re: Offer
of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to John E. Carter. Re: Offer
of assistance. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 1 of 8
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to C.E. Boswell. Re: Offer
of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Robert Hufford. Re:
Offer of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/05/1961
Memo
Charlie Farrington to H.R. Haldeman. Re:
Replies to Out-of-State Letters Seeking
Employment in the Nixon-for-Governor
Campaign. 2pp.
38
4
n.d.
Memo
"Public Relations Division." Re:
Introduction and Scope of Responsibility.
3pp.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Earl Behrens. Re: Richard
Nixon's visit to the San Francisco Chronicle's
office. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Pat Gorman. Re: Thanks
for forwarding information on the Dick
Nixon Club activity and setup from last year.
1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to James M. Cannon. Re:
Congratulations on campaign manager
appointment. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 2 of 8
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Colgate S. Prentice. Re:
William J. Dale. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to William L. Westlake. Re:
Syracuse dinner. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Robert G. Miller. Re:
Proposed benefit dinner for the California
State Junior Chamber of Commerce. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Request
for Air Travel Card. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
No sender recipient information indicated.
Re: Ted Beecher. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Joe Martin Jr. Re:
Edward E. Heavey. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Bob Finch. Re:
Encouraging "Arnett" to run again in
Bakersfield. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 3 of 8
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Request
for reimbursement covering expenses for
luncheons at the Athletic Club. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Irene Isherwood. Re:
Offer of assistance. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Robert W. Hill. Re:
Possible Nixon appearances in Humboldt
County. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Gardner Cowles. Re:
Nixon dinner on Feb. 7, 1962, at Waldorf-
Astoria. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to William M. Spencer Jr.
Re: Acknowledgment of President
Eisenhower's intended visit to San
Francisco. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Contact Director. Re:
Alice Leopold; organized labor. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to Joe Martin Jr. Re: Mrs.
John P.E. Dempsey Jr. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 4 of 8
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
12/04/1961
Memo
H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: Expenses
for the month of November. 1pg.
38
4
12/04/1961
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Clifford A. Miller. Re:
Thanks for clip from Salt Lake paper. 1pg.
38
4
01/31/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Robert S. Davis. Re:
Campaign contribution. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Edwin J. Garrett. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to attend Dress
Parade at Southern California Military
Academy. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Donald J. Zweng. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address Future
Engineers of America. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Dr. Bill J. Priest. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to deliver
commencement at American River Junior
College. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Harry S. Emrich. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to attend annual
reqard dinner of the Southern California
Professional Golf Association. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 5 of 8
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Rupert F. Thompson. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Fith Annual Convention of the Pacific Water
Conditioning Association. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to A. Freeman Mills. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address
luncheon meeting of the Lodi Rotary Club.
1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to J.E. Longinotti. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Sunnyvale Keynote Series. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Mrs. Jeanne Good. Re:
Invitation to participate in the Republican
luncheon in the 22nd Congressional District.
1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas J. McDermott Jr.
Re: Invitation to Richard Nixon to address a
dinner meeting of the UCLA Law Alumni
Association. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to James Kallas. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
students of California Lutheran College. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Ronald Ottsen. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address
students of Orange County State College.
1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 6 of 8
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Dr. Robert O. Johns. Re:
Podiatrists for Nixon Committee. 1pg.
38
4
01/30/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Thomas E. Smith. Re:
Thanks for Los Angeles Area Business
Directory. 1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Russell L. Pruett. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address a
luncheon meeting of the combined Service
Clubs of Arcadia. 1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to L.C. Oglesby. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Atascadero District Teachers Association.
1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Richard K. Ives. Re: To
confirm Richard Nixon's acceptance of
invitation to address dinner meeting of the
Southern California Alumni of the Harvard
and Stanford Graduate Schools of Business.
1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to O.B. Sholders. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Pacific Southwest Council Convention of the
American Society of Civil Engineers. 1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Etheldra Claxton. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address
student body of La Verne College. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 7 of 8
Box Number Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to Rod Spangenberg. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Augustana Lutheran Churchmen of
California. 1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to William E. Fox. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Boy Scout Associates of the San Gabriel
Valley Council. 1pg.
38
4
01/29/1962
Letter
H.R. Haldeman to James Phang. Re:
Invitation to Richard Nixon to address the
Loma Linda University annual student-
faculty banquet. 1pg.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Page 8 of 8
December 5. 1961
Mr. John M. Altken
c/o U. S. Consulate
P. O. Box 337
Georgetown
British, Guiana
Dear Mr. Aitken:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal
and political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that 1 reply
to your interesting and thoughtful letter concerning your desire
to assist his Campaign for Governer of California.
At the present time, the full structure of staff and volunteer
personnel for this effort has not been completely crystalised. After
the first of the year, however, and as the pace of the Campaign
quickens, he will certainly need and welcome the active support of
every interested California advecate. It is my suggestion, therefore,
that after you have returned home, you drop me a line in order that
I may be alerted to your availability.
In the meantime, you should know that Mr. Nixon was greatly
impressed by the generous tome of your letter, and that he deeply
appreciates your sincere expression of support.
Yours very truly,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mr. Thomas J. O'Toole, President
Mid-West Public Relations Bureau
38129 Second Street
Willoughby, Ohio
Dear Mr. O'Tools:
Mr. Nixon greatly appreciated and enjoyed your thoughtful
letter concerning your desire to assist his Campaign for Governor
of California.
In order that there be no further delay in replying to you,
and in view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal and
political commitments, he has asked me to convey his sincere
thanks for the generous tone of your comments, as well as for
your expression of support.
Unfortunately, while it is not contemplated that the full
structure of staff and volunteer personnel for this effort will be
completed until early in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will not
allow us to utilize the services of individuals from outside the state
at any level of this organization.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mr. R. L. McMurrin
Box 13
Lake Forest, Illinois
Dear Mr. McMurrin:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal
and political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that I reply
to your interesting and thoughtful letter concerning your desire
to assist his Campaign for Governor of California.
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff
and volunteer personnel for this effort will be completed until
early in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will prevent our utilising
the services of individuals from outside the state at any level of
this organisation.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly
impressed by the generous tome of your letter, and that he deeply
appreciates your sincere expression of support.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mr. Paul Mc Gee,
Tennessee Secretary
United States Moral Crusade
Waynesboro, Tennessee
Dear Mr. McGee:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal and
political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that I reply to your
interesting and thoughtful letter concerning your desire to assist
his Campaign for Governor of California.
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff
and volunteer personnel for this effort will be completed until early
in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will prevent our utilizing the
services of individuals from outside the state at any level of this
organisation.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly
impressed by the generous tone of your letter, and that he deeply
appreciates your sincere expression of support.
Yours very truly,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mr. Wilbur Dumbar
1537 Burbank Road
Wooster, Ohio
Dear Mr. Dumbar:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal and
political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that I reply to your
interesting and thoughtful letter concerning your desire to assist
his Campaign for Governor of California.
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff
and volunteer personnel for this effort will be completed until early
in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will prevent our utilizing the
services of individuals from outside the state at any level of this
organization.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly im-
pressed by the generous tone of your letter, and that he deeply appre-
ciates your sincere expression of support.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mr. John E. Carter
826 South 14th
Lincoln, Nebraska
Dear Mr. Carter:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal
and political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that I reply
to your interesting and thoughtful letter concerning your desire
to assist his Campaign for Governor of California.
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff
and volunteer personnel for this effort will be completed until early
in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will prevent our utilising the
services of individuals from outside the state at any level of this
organisation.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly
impressed by the generous tome of your letter, and that he deeply
appreciates your sincere expression of support.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mr. C. E. Boswell
P. O. Box 801
Clarksville, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Boswell:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal
and political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that I reply
to your interesting and thoughtful letter concerning your desire
to assist his Campaign for Governor of California.
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff
and volunteer personnel for this effort will be completed until early
in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will prevent our utilizing the
services of individuals from outside the state at any level of this
organisation.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly
impressed by the generous tome of your letter, as well as by your
outstanding background and qualifications, and that he deeply appre-
ciates your sincere expression of support.
Yours very truly,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
Mrs. Robert Hufford
East 15 High Drive
Spokane, Washington
Dear Mrs. Hufford:
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal
and political commitments, Mr. Nixon has asked that I reply
to your interesting and thoughtful letter concerning Miss Carolyn
Becker's qualifications to assist his Campaign for Governor of
California.
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff
and volunteer personnel for this effort will be completed until early
in 1962, the budget for the Campaign will prevent our utilising the
services of individuals from outside the state at any level of this
organisation.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly
impressed by Miss Becker's outstanding background and qualifica-
tions, and that he deeply appreciates your sincere expression of
interest.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 5, 1961
MEMORANDUM
TO: BOB HALDEMAN
FROM: CHARLIE FARRINGTON
SUBJECT: REPLIES TO OUT-OF-STATE LETTERS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
IN THE NIXON-FOR-GOVERNOR CAMPAIGN
1. Attached is a suggested form reply to out-of-state letters seeking
Campaign employment.
2. After reading the letters which have already come in from out of state,
however, I am inclined to think that many of them will require an individual,
reply. inasmuch as it is pretty difficult to devise a form that will cover all
correspondence situations. The draft proposed should be suitable as a guide
in any event.
December 5, 1961
SUGGESTED FORM OF REPLY TO OUT-OF-STATE LETTERS SEEKING
RICHARD NIXON CAMPAIGN EMPLOYMENT
Dear
$
In view of the increasingly heavy demands of his legal and political commit-
ments, Mr. Ninon has asked that I reply to your interesting and thoughtful
letter concerning your desire to sesist his Campaign for Governor of California,
While it is not contemplated that the full structure of staff and volunteer
personnel for this effort will be completed until early in 1962, the budget for
the Campaign will prevent our utilising the services of individuals from outside
the state at any level of this organisation.
You should know, however, that Mr. Nixon was greatly impressed by
the generous tome of your letter, and that he deeply appreciates your sincere
expression of support.
Very truly yours,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION
Introduction
The principle task of Public Relations in a political ampaign is to translate the
personality, record, and philosophy of the candidate and his organization into terms
which will have the most favorable impact upon the voting public and, thereafter,
those
to disseminate that impressions as widely and as often as there are techniquies of
communication available to do so.
It logically follows, therefore, as the first objective of the political public
relations counselor, that the general state of mind of the voters must be ascertained
as clearly as possible, in order that subsequent Campaign activities may properly
answer
resolve their doubts, their needs, and give impetus to their legitimate hopes
for the future. Furthermore, the candidate and his organization must unerringly
reflect those qualities which are most likely to inspire the desired public confidence.
There is nothing in this requirement, however, which suggests that either the
candidate or his public relations program must compromise basic convictions or
waiver uncertainly on the brink of a changing public ideological climate. Always
there must be a realistic awareness of the validity of Edmund Burke's theory that
"Your Representative in government owes you not his industry alone, but his judgement;
and he betrays instead of serving if he macrifices it to your opinion."
Political Public Relations, then, serves a two-pronged function: It interprets
the mood of the electorate for the candidate and his staff, and it interprets the
candidate to the electorate -- always, of course, in the most advantageous light.
Clearly, without an adequate public relations program, a political Campaign is
doomed to almost certain disaster. A superior candidate, who lacks an adequately
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manned organization is really in no better position -- if, indeed, as good a position --
than a mediocre candidate whose Campaign is supported by well trained, stategically
deployed, firmly dedicated staff and volunteer workers. Likewise, both a superior
candidate and a well honed organization can make little significant impact at the polls
if their assets are unknown to the voters.
This, then, is the challenge of public relations in politics. It is more than pulse
taking. It is more than press releases and slick promotional "gimmicks". It is more
than colorful advertising slogans and brochures. Yet, in its total concept, it is all of
these things -- and more. To the candidate and his organisation, the public relations
dividion of a political Campaign is the cover on the book of the ideas, accomplishments,
and attitudes which the strategy of the Campaign seeks to enunciate. How well the public
relations program is able to package the total political'product", how energetically and
effectively it distributes this package to the salesmen in the field, and to the public in
general, will determine, to a large extent, the outcome of the Campaign.
Richard Nixon has often decried the fact that the Republican Party does the best
job, while the Democrats'talW'the best job. The public relations goal for his Campaign
of 1962 is to turn the brightest light available on the superior record of performance,
ideals, and objectives which the voters of California must understand and accept in their
quest for first-rate government for the Nation's first state.
SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITY
In the Campaign to elect Richard Nixon Governor of California in 1962, all operations
and activities in the public relations field in its broadest sense, will fall under the
assignment of the public relations division.
These areas will include advertising, publicity, speaking engagements others
than those of the candidate, and the development and distribution of promotional hb//
Campaign materials. In addition, the public relations division will be charged with
for the
the responsibility bf servicing of all other Campaign divisions in these and related
areas.
Major policy and strategy for the public relations division will be formulated by
a voluntary Campaign public relations advisory committee whose membership will
reflect the interests of all phases of the Campaign operation, as well as competent
and recognised counselors in the various fields of public relations and communications
media which are represented in the Campaign effort.
The public relations division will be headed by a Public Relations Director, who,
in direct line of authority from the Campaign Manager, will bear ultimate responsibility
for all phases of the Division's activities.
December 4, 1961
Mr. Earl Behrens
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco, 19, California
Dear Siguire:
Thanks very much for your note of November 15
and the attached editorial from the Chronicle. I have
brought this to Diek's attention and he appreciated your
sending it down.
I was certainly glad to learn that Templeton Peck
was favorably impressed by Dick's meeting in the Chronicle
office and I certainly hope that this attitude will continue.
I trust that we'll be seeing you before too long and,
in the meantime, very best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. Pat Gorman
R.C.A. Building
1725 K. Street, N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Dear Pat:
Just a note to thank you very much for sending
the information on the Dick Nixon Club activity and setup
from last year.
I will look forward to receiving a copy of your step
by step Memorandum which you indicated you're in the
process of preparing.
In the meantime, thanks again very much for sending
on the basic information and very best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. James M. Cannon
Newsweek
1229 National Press Building
Washington 4, D. C.
Dear Jim:
Thank you very much for your letter of November 10
and your kind words regarding my new function in the
Campaign.
I also greatly appreciate receiving a copy of your
monumental opus on politics. I have already read through
most of it and find it extremely interesting.
I trust you will be getting out to California in the year
ahead and I hope you will be giving me a call when you're here.
In the meantime, very best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. Colgate S. Prentice
Administrative Assistant to
Senator John Sherman Cooper
United States Senate
Washington, D. C.
Dear Coke:
I have your letter of November 8 addressed to
Dick Ninen regarding William J. D is, who is interested
in assisting in the fortheoming Campaign.
We, of course, will be most anxious to get all of the
volunteer help we can in the Campaign next year and I am sure
that William Dale will be a very valuable addition to our group
after he finishes school in June.
I would appreciate it very much if you would ask Mms Dale
to contact me directly by letter so that we can make arrangements
for taking advantage of his generous offer to help.
Thank you, too, for passing the information on and I hope
you will continue to let us know of any other such worthwhile
availabilities.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4. 1961
Mr. William L. Westlake
Carrier Corporation
Syracuse, New York
Dear Bill:
Thanks very much for sending a copy of the Syracuse
News Letter containing the editorial ou Mr. Ninon's speech.
I have brought this editorial to his attention and he was
most pleased with the favorable reaction. As I have said before,
I hope you with let me know If you find yourseM out in Caltfornia
in the near future.
In the meantime, best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. Robert G. Miller
California State Junior Chamber of Commerce
No. 1 Jaycee Boulevard
San Jose, California
Dear Bob:
This letter will confirm our earlier telephone conversa-
tions regarding plans for the proposed benefit dinner for the
California State Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Nixon is happy and honored to accept the invitation of
the San Jose Junior Chamber of Commerce to be guest speaker at
a benefit dinner on February 17, 1962.
Since his detailed schedule for the month of February is still
in the process of being developed, we would appreciate it if you
would make no other commitments for Mr. Nixon's time in
connection with this visit other than the dinner itself. It is quite
possible that he will have to be in San Jose for only a very brief
period of time and that the dinner itself may be his only activity
while there.
We will work out details and specific arrangements at a later
date but, in the meantime, I wanted you to have this confirmation
of acceptance of the appearance on February 17.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. J. R. White
Price Waterhouse
530 West Sixth Street
Los Angeles 14, California
Dear Bob:
Will you please make the necessary arrangements to
have an Air Travel Card issued to me as soon as possible.
This card should be of the type that enables me to buy tickets
for anyone else as well as for myself and will be used as the
only Air Credit Card at this stage of the Campaign.
It may be necessary later to take out such cards for such
personnel as Field Men who have a considerable amount of travel
but I would like to restrict the number of cards as closely as
possible.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
MEMORANDUM
SUBJECT: VOLUNTEERS
A Mr. Ted Beecher, who is in the Advertising Dept. at the
Santa Maria Times spoke to R. N. at the Santa Maria dinner
December 2 and indicated his desire to work into the Campaign
in any way he could be of help.
Beecher has recently moved to California from Wyoming and
should be given something to do in Santa Maria.
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
MEMORANDUM
Joe Martin Jr.
400 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, California
Dear Joe:
In Santa Maria Saturday, George Christopher indicated to me
that Edward E. Heavey, an Attorney at 68 Post Street in San Francisco,
Telephone: Garfield 1-4282, wanted to work for the Nixon cause this
year.
Christopher says that Heavey was the Democratic County Chairman
in San Francisco for Pat Brown and that he has changed his allegiance
now and wants to work actively in the Nixon Campaign. He is willing
to have his name used and also to put in some work on his own part.
He should be contacted and I suppose considered as our Democratic
Chairman for that area. We should certainly get maximum publicity
mileage out of the use of his name, and promably considerable value
out of other names and information he can supply.
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
MEMORANDUM:
TO: BOB FINCH
R. N. asked Saturday, December 2, that you talk to Rod Rood
and tell him that it is vital that Arnett run again in Bakersfield.
R. N. talked to Arnett at the Santa Maria dinner and he feels very
strongly that he should be encouraged to run.
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
MEMORANDUM:
TO: J. R. WHITE
Dear Beb:
The attached request for reimbursement from Bob Finch
covers expenses for luncheous at the Athletic Club which he held
in direct connection with Campaign activities.
These expenses should, therefore, be reimbursed.
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Miss Irene Isherwood
3016 Manhattan Avenue
Manhattan Beach, California
Dear Miss Isherwood:
Thank you very much for your letter of November 24 and
your most generous offer to help in Richard Nixon's Campaign
for the Governorship of California.
Mr. Nixon, of course, does plan to make a major speech
on health care and your offer of information and a survey of
prominent men in this field would be most valuable.
I am taking the liberty of turning your letter over to our
task force group who will be working on this subject and you will
be hearing directly from them regarding proceeding with your
suggestion.
This will probably not be until shortly after the first of the
year. But, in the meantime, you might be getting together what
information you feel will be of most value and also working out an
outline of what you would propose to include in your survey.
Again, thanks very much for your most generous offer.
We certainly appreciate your interest and will look forward to
working with you.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRS/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. Robert W. Hill
Hill & Dalton
Attorneys at Law
P. O. Box 1067
537 G. Street, Suite 203
Eureka, California
Dear Mr. Hill:
Thank you very much for your letter of November 27 re-
garding plans for Humboldt County.
First, I can assure you that Mr. Nixon will be including
Humboldt County in his Campaign plans with a visit und@ ubtedly
scheduled prior to the primary. The itinerary is not anywhere
near completed at this point and will not be for some time. I
would appreciate some advice from you regarding possible activities
for Mr. Nixon in Humboldt County. If you could give us a run-down
on coming public events -- such as community or countywide dinners,
special celebrations, civic events, etc. -- from the period February
1 through June 1, we might be able to time a visit to coincide with the
more important of these. I would also appreciate your advice on
which might be most productive in terms of reaching the broadest
number of people in the area.
As to the question of a Fund Raising Dinner, I will have to defer
an answer for the time being, since we are currently working on a
number of plans for specific fund raising projects and this would have
to be considered in view of the overall picture as I am sure you recognize.
We will, however, keep your need in mind and see if there is some
way we can work out some help for you. I'll be looking forward to hearing
from you and, in the meantime, best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/Jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. Gardner Cowles
President and Editor
Cowles Magazines Inc.
Look Building
488 Madison Avenue
New York 22, New York
Dear Mike:
Thank you very much for the advance notice of the Nixon
Dinner on February 7, 1962, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
I am not sure yet whether I will be going to New York with
Dick on that trip or not. Needless to say, if I do, I will look for-
ward to being with you at dinner.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. William M. Spencer, Jr.
Chairman
Republican Alliance
525 Market Street
San Francisco 5, California
Dear Bill:
Thank you for your letter of November 22 advising
that the Alliance has invited Mr. Eisenhower to speak in San
Francisco.
Of course, I have nothing to do with the Eisenhower
schedule. I too, however, would certainly hope that the
Nixon Campaign could use Mr. Eisenhower's visit to the
Bay area to advantage If be accepts your invitation.
I probably can't be of much assistance to you in this
matter except to assure you that if it is discussed between Mr.
Eisenhower and Mr. Nixon, the Alliance will get a resounding
endorsement on Mr. Nixon's part.
I hope 1 will be seeing you before too long. In the mean-
time, best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
MEMORANDUM
TO: CONTACT DIRECTOR
Alice Leopold, who serves on our Steering Committee in
Northern California, feels that a great deal of progress can be
made in the area of organised labor by a project designed to get
labor and management plus top citizens together in every locality
to determine how people can get jobs -- in other words -- who
the unemployed are and what jobs they might fill.
She feels that unemployment is not a national concern but a local
one and this would give us an opportunity to show something being
done about it. Mrs. Leopold should be contacted regarding
amplification of this program.
H.R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
MEMORANDUM:
December 4, 1961
Joe Martin Jr.
400 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, California
Carol Arth tells me that Mrs. John P. E. Dempsey Jr., who lives
in Hillsboro, and whose husband is in Aylett Cotton's Law Firm,
wants to help on the Nixon Campaign.
Carol says that Mrs. Dempsey has a great deal of money and has
been active in the East in politics but has recently moved to San
Francisco. She was one of the participants on the national telecast
with President Eisenhower when he met with a group of ladies to
discuss the future.
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
MEMORANDUM
TO: J. R. WHITE
Dear Bob:
My expenses for the month of November include the following:
Nov. 9 Ron Funk
Santa Monica Outlook
$7.00
Mov. 22 Carol Arth
11.00
Nov. 12 to
14
San Francisco Trib
Parking
8.00
Tips, Misc. Cash Expenditures
15.00
Nov. 7, 10, 16, 17, 21, 22, 24, 27, 29 & 30:
Parking
16.35
Personal Automobile Expenses
780 miles at 10¢
78.00
Total
135.35
I assume that you will want Ed Valentine or someone
else to approve these prior to reimbursement.
Best regards.
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
December 4, 1961
Mr. Clifford A. Miller
Braun and Company
625 Kingsley Drive
Los Angeles 5, California
Dear Cliff:
Thank you very much for sending on the clipping from the
Salt Lake paper.
Needless to say, I found this very interesting. I had not seen
the A. P. story before.
I appreciate your thoughtfulness in sending me the clip.
I trust we will be seeing you soon.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH/jb
January 31, 1962
Mr. Robert S. Davis
P.O. Box 939
Church Street Station
New York 8, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Davis:
Dave Healey has just delivered
to me your contribution to the Nixon for Governor
Committee.
Gestures like this are deeply
appreciated and are needed.
Dave has told me of his friendship
with you and mentioned you were recently assigned
to a new post with the Bank in Kingston, Jamaica.
You certainly have our best wishes.
Many thanks again for your
support to our campaign here.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
bcc Mr. J. R. White
Mr. D. Henley
File: Finance - Contrib. Ack.
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X - Chron.
January 30, 1962
Mr. Edwin J. Garrett
Chairman of the Board
Travelers Vending, Inc.
1840 So. Elena Avenue
Redondo Beach, California
Dear Mr. Garrett:
This is to follow up our previous correspondence and your kind
invitation to Mr. Nixon to be the guest of honor at a Dress
Parade at Southern California Military Academy. I regretfully
must tell you that the efforts of the Schedule Committee to clear
a date on his calendar in the foreseeable future when he could
participate in such an interesting event have not been successful.
Consequently, he will not have the pleasure of accepting the very
cordial invitation you have extended. However, if it should later
appear possible to work into his schedule a visit to Southern
California Military Academy, we shall contact you.
Thank you again for your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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Chron
January 30, 1962
Mr. Donald J. Zweng, Vice President
Future Engineers of America
Atomics International
P. O. Box 309
Canoga Park, California
Dear Mr. Zweng:
This is to follow up our recent correspondence concerning
your kind invitation to Mr. Nixon to address the future
Engineers of America, San Fernando Valley Council, in May.
I regretfully must tell you that the efforts of the Schedule
Committee to clear a date when he could meet with your group
have not been successful. Consequently, he will not have the
pleasure of accepting your cordial invitation.
We understand fully the necessity for you to go ahead and
schedule a speaker for this fine event, and we are extremely
sorry that Mr. Nixon will be unable to meet with your group.
Thank you again for your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 30, 1962
Dr. Bill J. Priest, President
American River Junior College
4700 College Oak Drive
Sacramento 21, California
Dear Dr. Priest:
This will follow up your recent correspondence with Mr. Nixon
and your cordial invitation to him to deliver the annual
commencement address at American River Junior College on
June 15.
Because the Schedule Committee has had to make a firm rule
that Mr. Nixon not commit speaking engagements beyond the
June 5th primary. he must reluctantly decline your kind
invitation. We fully understand the necessity for you to go
shead and make arrangements for a commencement speaker
and are extremely sorry that our answer must be as It is.
Again, we very much appreciate your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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bec: Mr. Stan McCaffrey - - San Francisco
Ruth Watson - San Francisco
MM
January 30, 1962
Mr. Harry S. Emrich
1707 Cloverfield Boulevard
Santa Monica, California
Dear Mr. Emrich:
This is to follow up your recent correspondence
with Dick Nixon inviting him to attend the annual award
dinner of the Southern California Professional Golf
Association on April 3. You may be certain that he would
like very much to participate in this always-interesting
event, but a prior commitment makes it impossible. The
Schedule Committee made every attempt to juggle dates in
order to accept your cordial invitation, but was unsuccessful
in doing SO.
Again, we are extremely sorry that Mr. Nixon will
be unable to attend the P.G.A. dinner and very much appreciate
your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H.R. Haldeman
HRH:al
January 30, 1962
Mr. Rupert F. Thompson
Executive Secretary
Pacific Water Conditioning Association, Inc.
Post Office Box 4009, Terminal Annex
Los Angeles 54, California
Dear Mr. Thompson:
This is to follow up your recent correspondence
with Mr. Nixon in which you invited him to address the
Fifth Annual Convention of the Pacific Water Conditioning
Association at Coronado in May.
Unfortunately, we have had to make a definite
rule that Mr. Nixon not accept speaking engagements for
national or regional conventions, even though we recognize
that in many cases, and certainly this is true in yours,
the audience will include a very substantial and important
group of Californians. We feel sure that you understand
that if we deviate from this rule once, we would have no
basis upon which to stick to it on other occasions.
Thank you again for your invitation, and we regret
our answer must be as it is.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:al
January 30, 1962
Mr. A. Freeman Mills
Program Chairman
Lodi Rotary Club
Post Office Box 805
Lodi, California
Dear Mr. Mills:
This will follow up your recent correspondence with Mr. Nixon
regarding your kind invitation to him to address a luncheon-
meeting of the Lodi Rotary Club sometime this spring. I
regretfully must tell you that the efforts of the Schedule Committee
to clear a date in the foreseeable future when he could meet with
the Lodi Rotary Club have not been successful.
Consequently, he will not have the pleasure of accepting the
very cordial invitation you have extended. However, in the event it
should later appear possible to work into his schedule a visit to
the Lodi area, we should like to take the liberty of contacting you
further.
Thank you again for your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
bcc: Ruth Watson
MM
January 30, 1962
Mr. J. E. Longinotti
Rankin, Oneal, Luckhardt and Center
Third Floor
First National Bank Building
San Jose 13, California
Dear Mr. Longinotti:
This is in further reference to your recent correspondence
with Dick Nixon inviting him to address the Sunnyvale Keynote
Series when he is in the San Jose area on February 17th. You
can be sure he would like to work this engagement into his
itinerary but prior commitments and an already-full schedule
make It impossible. Consequently, he must reluctantly decline
your kind invitation to visit Sunnyvale on that date.
However, we are keeping your letter in our pending file with
the understanding that we will be in touch with you further
in the event something can be worked out for the future.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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bec: Mrs. Ruth Watson - San Francisco
MM
January 30, 1962
Mrs. Jeanne Good
20363 Gilmore
Canoga Park, California
Dear Mrs. Good:
Thank you for your letter of January 23rd extending an
invitation to Mr. Nixon to participate in a Republican
luncheon in the 22nd Congressional District. Much as he
would like the opportunity of meeting with the Republican
leaders and businessmen in your community, I must
regretfully tell you that the efforts of the Schedule Committee
to clear a date in the foreseeable future have not bean
successful.
Consequently, he must reluctantly decline your kind
invitation for April. However, we are keeping your letter
in our pending file with the understanding we shall contact
you further when Mr. Nixon visits the 22nd Congressional
District during the campaign. Meanwhile, he is hoping to
see you and other Republican workers on February 22nd when
he is in Sherman Oaks.
Thank you again for your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
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January 30, 1962
Mr. Thomas J. McDermott, Jr.
Gray, Binkley & Pfaelzer
Attorneys at Law
458 South Spring Street
Los Angeles 13, California
Dear Mr. McDermott:
To follow up your previous exchange of correspondence with
Mr. Nixon, I regretfully must tell you that the efforts of the
Schedule Committee to clear a date on nis calendar before the
end of June when he could address a dinner meeting of the
UCLA Law Alumni Association, have not been successful.
Consequently, he will not have the pleasure of accepting your
very cordial invitation, but I know that he would want to extend
his best wishes to you and the members of the Association.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
bec: MM
January 30, 1962
Professor James Kallas
Department of Religion & Philosophy
California Lutheran College
Mountclef Village
Thousand Oaks, California
Dear Professor Kallas:
This will follow up our previous exchange of correspondence
regarding your kind invitation to Mr. Nixon to address the
students of California Lutheran College on March 6th or some
mutually convenient date. I regretfully must tell you that the
efforts of the Schedule Committee to clear a date on his
calendar before the end of the spring semester when he could
visit California Lutheran College have not been successful.
Consequently, he will not have the pleasure of accepting the
very cordial invitation you have extended. However, in the
event that it should appear possible to work into his schedule
a visit to California Lutheran College later on, we should like
to take the liberty of contacting you.
Thank you again for your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 30, 1962
Mr. Ronald Ottsen, President
California Young Republican Club
Orange County State College
Fullerton, California
Dear Mr. Ottsen:
Thank you for your recent letter to Mr. Sandy Quinn inviting
Mr. Nixon to address the students of Orange County State College
under the auspices of the Young Republicans some Friday evening
in March. Your request was referred to the Schedule Committee
and every attempt was made to juggle dates so that Mr. Nixon
could accept your kind invitation. But unfortunately prior
commitments prevent his acceptance, and he must reluctantly
decline.
However, in the event it should later appear possible to work into
his schedule a visit to Orange County State College, we should like
to take the liberty of contacting you, as Mr. Nixon would certainly
want the Young Republicans included In the arrangements for any
such occasion.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 30, 1962
Dr. Robert O. Johns
California Pediatry Association
209 Post Street
San Francisco 8. California
Dear Dr. Johnst
Thank you so very much for your letter. We appreciate, too,
the thought you have given to the program at hand.
It is entirely possible I may have to be in the East the first
part of February. Rather than delay a follow-through, it
would be my suggestion that you and Dr. Hughes plan to meet
with Mr. Norton Merris, our Contact Director, in whose
area of operation this programming falls.
I am passing along our correspendence to Mr. Nerris with the
suggestion that he get in touch with you to arrange a
mutually convenient time to meet here in Los Angeles with
you and Dr. Hughes. Should I be here, I would certainly want
to sit in with you and would plan to do just that.
Again, many thanks for your interest and fine help. You will
be hearing direct from Mr. Norris shortly.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
File: - F & C "Podiatrists for Nixon" Committee -- to Norton Norris
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January 30, 1962
Dear Tom:
Many thanks for providing
us with the Los Angeles Area Business
Directory. It certainly will come in
handy.
I enjoyed our visit here
in the office the other day. Serry to
miss your telephone call this afternoon,
but did not return in time to call you
back.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
Mr. Thomas E. Smith
Aeronutronic
Ford Road
Newport Beach, California
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January 29, 1962
Mr. Russell L. Pruett, President
Kiwanis Club of Arcadia
Arcadia, California
Dear Mr. Pruett:
To follow up your previous exchange of correspondence with
Mr. Nixon, I regretfully must tell you that the efforts of the Schedule
Committee to clear a date on his calendar in the foreseeable future
when he could address a luncheon meeting of the combined Service
Clubs of Arcadia have not been successful. Consequently, he will not
have the pleasure of accepting the very cordial invitation you have ex-
tended.
However, we would like to take the liberty of keeping your invitation
in our pending file with the understanding we would contact you further
in the event it should appear possible to work out a mutually convenient
date later on.
We very much appreciate your thoughtfulness in writing.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH;jr
January 29, 1962
Mr. L. C. Oglesby, Chairman
Legislative Committee
Atascadero District Teachers Association
P.O. Box 4
Atascadero, California
Dear Mr. Oglesby:
This will follow up our recent exchange of correspondence
regarding your kind invitation to Mr. Nixon to address the Atascadero
District Teachers Association at a March meeting. Much as he would
like to accept, I regretfully must tell you that the efforts of the Sche-
dule Committee to clear a March date have not been successful, and
he must reluctantly decline.
However, we should like to take the liberty of keeping your
invitation in our pending file with the understanding we will contact
you further in the event it is possible to work out a mutually convenient
date later on in the campaign when Mr. Nixon is in the Atascadero area.
Again, we much appreciate your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
bcc: Senator Vernon Sturgeon
1026 Chorro St.
San Luis Obispo, California
January 29, 1962
Mr. Richard K. Ives, Program Chairman
International Business Machines Corporation
525 South Flower Street
Los Angeles 17, California
Dear Dick:
This will confirm our telephone conversation on Saturday,
January 27, and Mr. Nixon's acceptance of your kind
invitation to address the Southern California Alumni of
the Harvard and Stanford Graduate Schools of Business at
a dinner meeting in Los Angeles on March 15, 1962. You can
be sure Mr. Nixon is looking forward to this fine affair.
Mr. Booth Turner of our office will be handling arrangements.
I would suggest that you designate one person in your organi-
zation as his contact for all plans on this meeting in order
to avoid any confusion. Meanwhile, please let Mr. Turner
hear from you if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:al
bec: Booth Turner
January 29, 1902
Mr. O. B. Sholders
General Chairman
American Society of Civil Engineers
Sholders, Tanner, Marquardt & Associates, Inc.
650 South Escondido Boulevard
Escondido, California
Dear Mr. Sholders:
This will confirm your recent telephone conversation with Mrs. Rollins
of our office in which we had to regretfully turn down your kind in-
vitation to Mr. Nixon to address the Pacific Southwest Council Conven-
tion of the American Society of Civil Engineers in San Diego in April.
Unfortunately, we have had to make a firm rule that Mr. Nixon not
accept speaking engagements for national and regional conventions. We
recognize that in many cases, and certainly this is true in yours, the
audience will include very substantial and important groups of Califor-
nians. However, if we deviate from the rule once, we have no basis
upon which to stick to it on other occasions.
Thank you again for your invitation, and we regret our answer must be
as it is.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 29, 1962
Miss Etheldra Claxton
Studebaker Hall
La Verne College
La Verne, California
Dear Miss Claxton:
To follow up your recent exchange of correspondence with Mr. Nixon
regarding your invitation to him to address the student body at
La Verne College, I regretfully must tell you that the efforts of the
Schedule Committee to work a spring date into his schedule have not
been successful.
Consequently, he must reluctantly decline your cordial invitation to
meet with the students of La Verne College in the foreseeable future.
However, in the event that it should later appear possible to work a
visit to La Verne College into his schedule, we would like to take the
liberty of contacting you.
Thank you again for your kind invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 29, 1962
Mr. Rod Spangenberg
2845 Marconi Avenue
Sacramento, California
Dear Mr. Spangenberg:
This is to follow up your previous exchange of corres-
pondence with Mr. Nixon regarding your kind invitation to him to
address the Augustana Lutheran Churchmen of California in
Sacramento on May 19th.
Much as he would like to participate in your annual
spring banquet, he must reluctantly decline as his schedule for that
date is fully committed.
Again, you may be sure that he would like to accept your
cordial invitation and is extremely sorry that a prior commitment
makes this impossible.
We very much appreciate your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 29, 1962
Mr. William E. Fox
Boy Scout Associates
San Gabriel Council
Boy Scouts of America
540 No. Rosemead Boulevard
Pasadena, California
Dear Mr. Fox:
Thank you for your kind letter of January 22nd inviting Mr. Nixon
to address the Boy Scout Associates of the San Gabriel Valley
Council in Pasadena on March 8th.
Much as he would like to accept your invitation, his schedule for
that date is fully committed, and it is not possible to make any
additions to it, even for an event like this, which he would particu-
larly like to attend.
Consequently, he must reluctantly decline and is extremely sorry
that a prior commitment prevents his accepting your cordial invi-
tation.
Again, thank you for your thoughtfulness in writing.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr
January 29, 1962
Mr. James Phanj, Program Chairman
Student-Faculty Banquet
1720 Brooklyn Avenue
Los Angeles 23, California
Dear Mr. Phang:
This is to follow up your recent correspondence with
Mr. Nixon regarding your kind invitation to him to address the
Loma Linda University annual student-faculty banquet on April
29th in Beverly Hills.
Much as be would like to attend this important event,
his schedule for that date is already fully committed, and he must
reluctantly decline to join you.
Again, be is extremely sorry that a prior commitment
makes it impossible for him to participate in your banquet.
Thank you for your thoughtful invitation.
Sincerely,
H. R. Haldeman
HRH:jr