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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 8 02/27/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Research Department. Re: Phone call from Bruce Allen. 2pp. 38 8 03/01/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Confidential. Re: Seymour Chotiner; Cordingly; Sugarman; Larimore; Larimore's airplane. 1pg. 38 8 02/27/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Richard Nixon. Re: Meetings with GOP Congressmen, February 6-7. 2pp. 38 8 02/19/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Teri Pond. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Robert A. Carter. Re: Autographing books. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Ray Chambers. Re: Campus for Nixon committee. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 1 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Alfred Tisch. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Richard Nixon. Re: Jack Paar letters. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Ralph B. Bunje. Re: Ross Wurm; Mark Knight. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Ralph B. Bunje. Re: Farmers for Nixon. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Stella de Malzeville. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Robert C. Lindsey. Re: Booth at the Santa Clara County Builders Exchange Show. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Bill Spencer. Re: Kenneth D. Moll. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 2 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 38 8 02/26/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Gerald J. Halton. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Daily Report Forms supplied by Nick Ruwe. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re: Nelson L. Gross. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re: Requesting a copy of the 2/22 Nixon release on his remarks at the L.A. County Medical Association meeting. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Hugh Flournoy. Re: Jack Beaver. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Yvonne Smith. Re: Legislative Alumni for Nixon committee. 1pg. 38 8 02/26/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Joe Micciche letters. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 3 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 38 8 02/23/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Herb Klein. Re: Alpha Montgomery. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1968 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Herb Kalmbach. Re: Ed Valentine should receive carbons of correspondence regarding the Finance Committee. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: R.H. Finch Expenses. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to John Clifford Folger. Re: C-E-I-R bills. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to C. Farrington Jr. Re: Contact Clyde E. Beane and arrange interview. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Howard Obrentz. Re: Nick Ruwe. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo DW to John Kalmbach. Re: Letter to Joe Micciche's list. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 4 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Attached letter from Dr. Michel Saleh and note from RMW. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Hugh Flournoy. Re: Needed follow-up. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to John and Herb Kalmbach. Re: Secretary - Orange County. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to C. Farrington Jr. Re: Hiring Douglas Fahy as speaker in Orange County. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Re: Meeting with Ignacio Lozano. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to Pat Hillings. Re: Head of a large electrical union of civil service electricians in the San Fernando Valley. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Bill Spencer. Re: Hiring Ralph Searle to organize a Nixon Club in Mendocino County. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 5 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 38 8 02/23/1962 Letter H.R. Haldeman to George W. Vaughn. Re: Kuchel luncheon. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Mike Singer. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Jean Dewey. Re: Mrs. Robin Arkley. 1pg. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to R.H. Finch. Re: George Fletcher in Berkeley. 38 8 02/23/1962 Memo DW to John Kalmbach. Re; Needed follow- up - J.W. (Jap) Burch. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Sammy. Re: Checking green cards and other sources on number of Democrats signed up for Nixon. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Quinn. Re: Grant Reynolds. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 6 of 7 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re: Clippings of all references to Grant Reynolds. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to R.H. Finch. Re: Steel industry's support for Brown. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re; Agenda - P.R. Meeting. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Re: Appointment with George Putnam. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Letter from Alice Wyckoff. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Joanne Rollins, Sophie Telfer, Booth Turner. Re: Filling out questionnaires after speaking dates have been accepted. 1pg. 38 8 02/22/1962 Memo H.R. Haldeman to Carol Arth. Re: Acquiring copies of Esquire magazine with particular article. 1pg. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Page 7 of 7 Research Department 2-27-62 Bob Haldeman Phone call from Bruce Allen ce: R. H. Finch Will you please see that the following information gets into the proper hands? Bruce Allen called me Sunday, February 25th, to discuss several matters as summarized below. He feels there are two issues that are really hot and on which RN can get strong bi-partisan support if he takes a definite position. The first is the matter of Teacher Credentials, specifically the Fisher bill. Allen opposed this bull. He feels the Teachers' Union was the primary source behind It and says the CTA, with a tremendously large membership, is particularly hot on this issue; that they fought the battle against the Fisher bill and lost to the Teachers' Union. The CTA people, at this point, feel they don't know whether RN is for or against the bill, but Allen thinks the CTA would give RN a great deal of support If they thought be would give them an audience after he is elected. The other hot issue, in Allen's opinion, is that of faculty salaries. He says the Brown proposed 5% increase retroactive to January 1st is completely inadequate; that California State salaries for professors are way out of line with competition from private Industry and schools in other States. He feels our faculty recruitment program is suffering badly and that we are bei ag down-graded in the quality of teachers and professors being recruited from out of State. Where we used to get the cream of the crop from Missouri, Michigan, New York etc., we are now getting the left-overs from Tennessee, Georgia and the like. Allen intends to offer an amendment in the Budget session to add a 12-1/2% increase to Brown's proposal. Allen recommends that the line on the Birch Society should be that the reason we find people turning to the John Birch Society is due to the failure of Brown, Mosk and the Legislature to do anything about Communism. Allen Intends to attack the seizure of security files in San Diego on the basis of asking who they are trying to protect, and what they are trying to cover up. He reports that Robert Newsom was a Major in the National Guard in charge of security clearances and filed an unsatisfactory report on Eunice Chessler To: Research 2-27-62 Page 2. who had been Unruh's secretary in his campaign, and also was a candidate for an executive secretarial position with Brown. The result of this unsatisfactory clearance report was that Eunice Chessler was hired in Brown's office and Newsom was fired from his security clearance position with the National Guard. He is presently in the Sheriff's office in San Diego, and will verify this information, but does not want his name used. ## Rose Mary Woods 3-1-62 Bob Haldeman (Confidential) I talked to Murray Chotiner about the attached letter from Seymour Chotiner and he says we should be rather careful about giving Seymour too much of a free hand in bringing people in. Murray says Cordingly is perfectly all right; Sugarman probably is all right; Larimore would be all right to Include as one in a large group, but should not be brought in alone or in a small group. He has been involved in a burglary case and some other unsavery matters. Murray also says that the Convair airplane should not be accepted if It is Larimore's plane, and he thinks It probably is. Do you want to follow up with Sugarman, or should 1? File: RMW X - follow-up RN 2-27-62 Bob Haldeman Meetings with GOP Congressmen February 6-7 cc: RHF Alphonzo E. Bell Listened while Dick Blades did most of the talking; concerned about competition for volunteer workers in his District; hopes RN will speak well of him if he is not opposed in the primary; principal interest is in 28th Assembly District; not concerned about 16th; hopes RN will comment on his long background of service to the Republican Party and outstanding reputation of the District in Congress. H. Allen Smith Somewhat annoyed because no contact with RN since last February; mildly friendly, but certainly not enthusiastic. J. Arthur Younger Very friendly and cooperative; urges RN visit United Airlines shops near airport since this is largest group concentration in the District. John H. Rousselot Extremely friendly; most anxious to cooperate and secure maximum RN support; realizes Birch problem and assures Welch will be replaced. James B. Utt Feels RN is playing into hands of left wing columnists by lumping all right wingers with the nuts. Says RN should not deny support of John Birchers because they are good people and work hard; many of them are conservative Democrats, which is the only kind of D. mocrat RN can hope to get. Doesn't care whether or not we keep him posted on our activities in the primary. Wm. S. Mailliard Very friendly and cooperative; no particular suggestions; will be glad to help any way he can. Glenard P. Lipscomb Very helpful in setting up meetings; glad to handle any desired liaison with Congressmen; urges personal RN attention to Tog Ericson of the South Pasadena Review who is currently lambasting RN; Ericson was for Knight and is strong for Collier. con't. - 2 - John F. Baldwin Very glad to cooperate; says farmers are extremely upset with Brown, primarily because of labor policy; feels RN will get many Democrats in Sacramento and Solano Counties because of this; feels Brown has mis- judged extent of farmers' influence; says Jack Flynn can be very helpful in setting up Veterans Committee. Edgar W. Hiestand Completely dedicated to RN; very anxious to cooperate; feels conservative tag helps him (Hiestand) with Democrats because many of them consider themselves strongly conservative; urges RN to have his facts precisely correct on Birch Society when attacking and not to attack on basis of tacties of secret society. Gordon L. McDonough Moderately friendly; points out that Kennedy carried his District by 17,000; feels RN needs to work It hard. Charles M. Teague will be glad to cooperate in any way desired. Craig Hosmer Says will take no part in primary, but is backing RN quietly all the time; urges RN to see Hank Ridder as this is only way to forestall his attack on finances, Whittier deal etc. Charles S. Gubser Very friendly; says would not be advisable to work through a separate Nixon organization in the general campaign in his District since the regular Party organization can do by far the best job, including getting Democratic votes; this applies to Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and San Benito Counties. Gubser will be glad to do anything we want him to do. Bob Wilson Did not see him, but had talked to him earlier; did talk to Leon Parma who reported that the pros in El Centro complain because there was too much emphasis on foreign affairs and no mention of California during RN visit; says Schrade has made some pro-Shell statements; thinks we should attack on the basis that Brown is the reason that California is falling down on defense contracts -- not because the State went Republican. ## February 19, 1963 Miss Teri Pond 1005 West 6th Street Lee Angeles, California Dear Miss Pend: et the time account for the fact a reply to your thoughtful letter Chron. X 8 P M 8 Unfortunately, an avalenche of mail and an exceedingly small staff addressed to Mr. Mizen has been so long delayed. Mr. McClellan the delay to explainable, certainly is doss not lessen our concern, and we do apologise for is. interested, I must advise We de not have on our staff a Social Director, as such, who would handle banquets, luncheons etc. ee/w prev. corres. to Carol Arth File: o Offers has also advised use of your letter to him. Although reason for Reading your first letter and the area of activity in which you are Such events are organized and sponsored by the various outside groups involved. The Headquarters programming does not include this sort of entertaining. However, in view of your interest in the campaign, as well as your experience as a precinct worker and in Women's Club activities, I am taking the liberty of passing your letter along to Mrs. Carel Arth on our staff and by carbon copy of this letter, am asking her to get in touch with you to discuss other possible areas where you might want to help us. The Headquarters organization is now fully staffed, but If you are free to assist our volunteer operation, I am sure you know without my saying how grateful such help is always accepted and how very much it is meeded. You will be hearing from Mrs. Arth soon. Meantime, if you have any thoughts or suggestions, please don't hositate to write me. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman ce: Mr. H. C. McClellan File: Cand. - Book Prom. : X - - Chron. February 23, 1962 Mr. Robert A. Carter Advertising Manager Doubleday & Company, Inc. 501 Franklin Avenue Garden City, L.I., N.Y. Dear Mr. Carter: A reply to your inquiry regarding the books to be autographed by Mr. Nixon has been delayed until we resolved how this could best be handled. Mr. Nixon will definitely take care of these requests and they should, therefore, be directed to Miss Rese Mary Woods in his office. I presume you will send her, at the same time, the cartons for mailing the books direct from here after they have been autographed. Your letters of January 31st and February 14th with the requests you have on hand have been forwarded to Miss Woods. She will expect to hear from you direct from here out. Many thanks and kind regards. Sincerely yours, H. R. Haldeman cc: Miss Rose Mary Woods February 26, 1962 Dear Ray: Carel Arth tells me that you asked her to pass on the message that you were ready to P whenever we gave you the word. I wrote you on February 19th with initial suggestions and understand Norton Norris, our Contact Director, wrote you last Friday, enclosing some lists and other data. H pe you are charging shead - full steam - by this time. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Ray Chambers 1918 College Avenue Redlands, California File: - F& c "Campus for Nixon" Com. X C X Chron. cc: Mr. Norton Norris February 26, 1962 Dear Mr. Tisch: Thanks for your letter. I too am sorry Mr. McRae could not accept the assignment. Your letter addressed to Mr. Reynolds has been received by his office and I am sure you will have his acknowledgment soon. Your comments and suggestions will be appreciated. Many thanks for your fine help and support, and don't hesitate to pass along any thoughts you have. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Alfred Tisch James Mills Orchards Company Hamilton City, California File: - No. Calif. - organization X - T ( X - Chron. RN 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Jack Paar letters The following number of letters from various Southern California Counties were sent to Jack Paar regarding your appearance on his show. Riverside 55 San Bernardino 80 Los Angeles 225 Imperial 40 We do not have a report from Northern California as yet. February 26, 1962 Mr. Ralph B. Bunje World Trade Center Ferry Building San Francisco 11, California Dear Mr. Bunje: I had a very productive meeting with Ross Wurm Friday afternoon and am personally of the opinion that he will do an excellent job for you. I think his acquisition of Mark Knight will also be most helpful. While his fee schedule dees seem to be high, I think it is vital that you have first class staff assistance, and assuming that is what he will deliver, the expenditure will be justified. I think we will be able to insure maximum coordination between our office and Wurm's as long as we both constantly work to that end. It would be my suggestion that you go ahead with your organizational process and that we get the program under way as quickly and as completely as possible. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman File: F&C- "Farmers for Nixon" x - X B X - - Chron. February 26, 1962 Mr. Ralph B. Bunje World Trade Center Ferry Building San Francisco 11, California Dear Mr. Bunje: Although it is somewhat outdated now, I wonder if you think it would be a good Idea to send copies of the attached Nixon release to the 1960 Farmers for Nixon list and/or any additional lists you have or are developing? This might be a good way to find out If the 1960 group are still on the team, especially if the covering letter suggested that they send us any comments which they might have concerning this statement and/or their thoughts concerning issues which will be of particular interest to the California agriculture picture in the campaign. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman cc: Mr. Bill Stover February 26, 1962 Mrs. Stella de Malseville 519 South Fuller Avenue Los Angeles 36, California Dear Mrs. de Malseville: Thank you very much for your letter of February 22nd. We appreciate very much the information you have passed along to us. Any suggestions you may care to make from time to time will always be gladly received. Thank you again for writing us. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman File: Campaign - Misc. Corres. X - d X- chron. file: Santa Clary Ct. Builders Exchange Home Show L X - Chron. - follow-up ec: Loie February 26, 1962 Mr. Robert C. Lindsey Chairman Republican Central Committee of Senta Clara County 371 Park Avenue, Suite D San Jose 10, California Dear Bob: I have your letter of February 21st addressed to Dick Nixon re- garding a booth at the Santa Clara County Builders Exchange show, but do not quite understand under whose sponsorship the booth would be net up. In answer to your specific questions, I think we could provide some material by March 14th. I don't know how we would handle the $25.00 contribution to offset the expense of the booth. This would depend somewhat on the sponsorship and other details involved. will look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman File: - Offers X No. Calif. Names X - Chron. Bill Spencer 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Kenneth D. Moll cc: Sophie Telfer We should definitely take advantage of Kendall Moll's offer to help. If he wants to go ahead and prepare a memorandum, that would be by far the best first step. If, however, he wants to discuss this with someone first, you should put him in touch with Cap Weinberger, and ask Cap ahead of time to talk with him. File: H X Chron. follow-up. February 26, 1962 Mr. Gerald J. Halton Halton Associates P.O. Box 172 Burbank, California Dear Mr. Halton: Your letter was received while I was out of town. In the past two or three weeks, additional trips have intervened and unfortunately this reply to your thoughtful letter has been much too long delayed. Certainly I appreciate the thoughts you have expressed. Of course you know we want to hear from people like yourself. It is a good way to be helped, and to help, in the overall picture. And along this line, I am wondering if you would be agreeable to talking with Hugh Flournoy, our Director of Research. You mention some figures sent to you by Frank Jordan and a break- down for every county in California. I know this would be of interest and help to us, and since Hugh Flournoy is the one directly concerned, it would seem to me to be well for him to get in touch with you and try to arrange a time when you could meet and discuss this whole subject. I am sending a copy of our correspondence to Mr. Flournoy with the request that he give you a call. Many thanks again for your letter, for your suggestions and for your continued support and help. Kind regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman cc: Hon. Hugh Flourney John Kalmbach 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Attached are Daily Report Forms which Nick Ruwe supplied. I would suggest you discuss this with him in the thought of adapting to our needs. File - Field Director X - Chron. Charles Farrington, Jr. 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Nelson L. Gross Charlie: Attached correspondence between Gross and Rose Woods will be self-explanatory. Will you check this out and see if he is still interested? File: Offers x-G - X - Farrington - follow-up Charles Farrington, Jr. 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Will you please get a copy of the 2/22 Nixon release on his remarks at the L.A. County Medical Association - San Fernando Chapter - meeting? RN would like to mail this to the doctors and dentists lists, but it should be cleaned up and somewhat rewritten for this purpose - and I would appreciate your doing this. C per cFf-n Hugh Flournoy 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Jack Beaver oc: Carol Arth The attached memorandum from Carol Arth regarding Jack Beaver is self-explanatory. Trust you will follow through. File: - Beaver X - H. Flournoy X - Chron. Yvonne Smith 2-26-62 Bob Haldeman Legislative Alumni List As you know, I have written Casey thanking him for this material, and we also have asked RN to acknowledge. In answer to your memorandum of January 23rd: You recommended a personal letter to each alumnus over RN's signature. This has been discussed and we have decided it would not be wise to do this, at least at this point, since we don't know where any of these people stand. Instead, it was suggested that we ask Casey and perhaps several others to form a "Legislative Alumni for Nixon" Committee and over their own names, contact all of the people on the list to ask them to serve on this Committee. This will smoke out the "fors" and "againsts". If you agree, why don't you explore this with Casey and possibly one or two others on the list. Obviously, the list of invitations should not include present candidates or obviously unfriendly members of the group. As you get the information on Committee assignments, it should be supplied to Hugh Flournoy so that these people can be tabbed for requests to serve on Task Forces. We are making sure that RN has a list with him on tours so that he can recognize these people when he sees them. It definitely can be of help in the Speakers Bureau and Key Programs and I assume Carol Arth will following through on this. File; L Kalmbach John Kalmbach X - Chron. - follow-up Bob Haldeman Joe Micciche letters cc: Herb Kalmbach I am concerned about the handling of the Joe Micciche letter list. I do not agree with Chad that the third paragraph of our suggested draft letter should be replaced, or rewritten regarding a card enclosure. These people have been kept hanging for so long now and politically make up such a valuable group that I strongly recommend they be asked to write us, indicating the area in which they would be interested in participating. I would also like to be advised when these letters go out as I want to be sure they are handled promptly. February 23, 1962 Mr. Herb Klein San Diego Union San Diego, California Dear Herb: How would Alpha Montgomery be as our key Negro man in the San Diego area? He is highly recommended by several sources, and I would appreciate your evaluation. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman file: Negro File (follow-up) : X - Chron. H. Kalmbach 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman Please be sure that Ed Valentine receives carbons of any memoranda or other correspondence regarding the Finance Committee which you might send to Stans or anyone else. It is very important that Ed be kept current on all activities in the Nixon finance area. Tile Finance - ERV Bron. J.R.White 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman R.H. Finch Expenses Dear Bob - Attached is invoice from R. H. Finch for $92.61 covering Athletic Club luncheon expenses incurred for months of December and January. fee There Waichuse Jr while X Then February 23, 1962 Dear Cliff: Thanks for your note of February 19th. That is fine about the C-E-I-R bills. Bob Finch had mentioned this to me. Glad to have your report on RN's eastern visit. We are getting excellent reactions on his Paar show appearance. It couldn't have been better. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. John Clifford Folger 725 15th Street, N. W. Washington 5, D. C. C. Farrington, Jr. 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman Charlie: Attached is letter from Clyde E. Beane to Sandy Quinn and copy of Sandy's reply. Will you follow-up with an acknowledgment and try to arrange for an interview? file: Farrington X - Follow-up February 23, 1962 Mr. Howard Obrentz 833 Market Street San Francisco 3, California Dear Howard: I was, of course, very glad to hear from you, but sorry to get your reaction to Nick Ruwe. I imagine this is one of those cases of things getting off on the wrong foot in the heat of activity, because knowing both of you, I am sure there is no reason why you should not get along well. Nick will be travelling with Dick Nixon a good part of the time, and is exceptionally well qualified to handle this assignment. I would like to discuss this with you when I am in San Francisco the next time, and trust there will be an opportunity to do so, since we certainly want to continue to take advantage of your experience and help. Looking forward to seeing you soon, and best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman File: - OBRENTZ (S.F. Trav. file) X - Chron. Mr. John Kalmbach 2-23-62 DW Letter to Joe Micciche's list ce: Mr. Herb Kalmbach Attached is draft of letter to go to names submitted some time ago by Joe Micciche of friends who want to help. I have list (18) in my file. As you will note, the letter is to go out over Mr. McClellan's signature. Mr. Herb Kalmbach spoke with him on the telephone last evening to clear handling and get approval of wording. Mr. McClellan felt the 3rd paragraph would invite further correspondence, and perhaps a card enclosure, asking them to check it off, would be better. Herb said you would handle from here out. If I can be helpful, please let me know. It is rather important that the letters get out as soon as possible. Mr. John Kalmbach 2-23-62 DW Attached letter from Dr. Michel Saleh and note from RMW Bob Haldeman said this type of letter should go to you. He doesn't feel it requires an RN acknowledgment - but should get an answer from here. You will note my pencilled message that I had asked Doris to check on this - whether it came in as a result of our mailing downstairs. So far, she has been unable to locate anything on this man, but his letter should be acknowledged. Many thanks. Fee offers Hugh Flournoy 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman Needed follow-up Hugh - Some time ago, a Mr. Jim Butler called RN; Rose Woods talked with him. He said he was a State official and he wanted to talk to RN about some matters he thought RN should know about. He said there was no great rush -- but perhaps a telephone call is in order. Office - CItrus 2-8842 Home - SYcamore 8-0442 John and Herb Kalmbach 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman Secretary . Orange County A friend of mine, Douglas Fahy, has recommended Betty Summers, GE 1-3994 - Los Alamitos. I understand she has good experience, some of it in politics, and perhaps should be considered for the Orange County staff. You might want to give her a call and suggest she contact Walter Schmid. File: Offers x-J. - Kalmbach X - Chron. C. Farrington, Jr. 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman When the Speakers Bureau is set up, Douglas Fahy, Orange County, should be contacted as a speaker. He is anxious to help, worked in '60, and is well qualified. Fee - C Farrington . X - - Speakers Burroue Rose Mary Woods 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman Meeting with Ignacio Lozano cc: Carol Arth RN has agreed to a meeting with Ignacio Lozano, publisher of La Opinion, to be held at Lozano's office. Lozano has indicated to Carol Arth that he would be very favorable to such a meeting. but the next step will have to come from us. This should be done as soon as possible after the second week in March, when Lesano returns to Los Angeles. File: RN - appt. requests X - Minor. & Natl. X - Chron. file: Hillings X Chron. X Follow-up February 23, 1962 Mr. Pat Hillings 3921 Wilshire Boulovard Los Angeles 5, California Dear Pat: Was it you who told me about the head of a large electrical union of civil service electricians in the San Fernando Valley who is not happy with Brown, and is looking for another candidate to endorse? If so, can you give me any more dope on this, and if not, could you check it out for me? Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman File Hellings X - Chron X - Fellow-up Bill Spencer 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman ce: Herb Kalmbach Dear Bill: A long time ago, Assemblyman Frank Belotti indicated that Mr. Ralph Searle of Laytonville, Mendocine County, was interested in organising a Nixon Club in his area. He should be contacted. Belotti also advises that Dr. Leland Barlow of Humboldt College in Arcata is interested in obtaining speakers to address assembly meetings for faculty and students at the college. File: No. Calif. Names ! X - Chron. file V X - Chron. February 23, 1962 Mr. George W. Vaughan 550 California Street San Francisco 4, California Dear George: Just a note. I would be very interested in hearing how your Kuchel luncheon came out, and what the situation is regarding your participation in his campaign. Best regards. Sincerely, H. R. Haldeman Mr. Maurice Stans 2-23-62 H. R. Haldeman Nike Singer cc: Mr. Valentine The attached memoranda will give you all we have on Nike Singer. He indicated some time ago that when the Finance Committee was set up, he wanted to make a contribution. File: Finance - Prospects X - Stans X - Singer : X - Chron. Jean Dewey 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman cc: Mrs. Pat Hitt Jean - Pat Hitt tells me there is a gal in Arcata who should be brought into the Northern program as quickly as possible. She is: Mrs. Robin Arkley 3951 Buttermilk Lane Extension Arcata She is very strongly in favor of Nixon and is supposed to be a very good worker. Also, her father has a great deal of money and strongly backs any of his daughter's activities. She should probably be given a prominent position in our Humboldt County organization, both to take advantage of her ability as a worker and to assure maximum contribution from her father. File: Nor. Calif. Names X A X - Chron. R. H. Finch 2-23-62 Bob Haldeman ee: Herb Kalmbach Norton Norris Can Cris Wright or someone check out a George Fletcher in Berkeley? He is a High School teacher, Negro, has worked in some of Mulford's campaigns, and Don highly recommends him. He also worked with Fred Hall in Kansas. Mr. John Kalmbach 2-23-62 DW Needed follow-up - J. W. (Jap) Burch Mr. Kalmbach: Bob Haldeman feels this should have further follow-up. You will note what has been done thus far. Perhaps a letter or a phone call would be wise at this point. Many thanks. File: - J. Kalmbach X - Follow-up X - Chron. Sammy 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Can you have someone make some sort of check on the green cards and any other sources we have to get a reading on the number of Democrats we have signed up for RN? Sandy Quinn Bob Haldeman for 2-22-62 Will you please try to get me a more complete report on what Grant Reynolds said at his various meetings during the last couple of weeks? Charles Farrington, Jr. 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Will you please have someone get me clippings of all references to Grant Reynolds during the period 2/10-21 in San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles. In addition to metropolitan papers, please have all Negro publications checked. I need this as quickly as possible. R. H. Finch 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Mulford tells me he hears the steel hierarchy in California is not too sold on RN because of his international tendencies and belief in world trade. Apparently Brown has been very strong on "Buy California" which the steel people appreciate. They are concerned about preferential tax treatment for local production. Charles Farrington, Jr. 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Agenda - P.R. Meeting Will you please put on the Agenda for the next P.R. meeting the following: 1) Question of advisability of RN going to New York on March 28th, which is the publication date of his book, for TV appearances and other book promotion. 2) Question of whether RN should continue his newspaper column after he completes the present contract in the next month. Rose Mary Woods 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman RN mentioned in passing that he wanted an appointment with George Putnam set up at the earliest possible time. John Kalmbach 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Letter from Mrs. Alice Wyckoff As soon as we have someone in Santa Barbara, they should contact this Mrs. Wyckeff (letter attached). She has some rather interesting ideas that possibly should be considered. File: Camp. Appro. - Corres. X - Kalmbach *-W - X - Chron. Joanne Rollins, Sophie Telfer, Booth Turner 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Rather than add a paragraph to the acceptance letter asking for completion of the questionnaire, I would suggest that Booth fill out a questionnaire for each speaking date based on his first contact with the organization after the date has been accepted. I think it looks over-formalized to ask the organization to fill out the form, and I also feel that we will be more certain of getting the information faster if Booth covers It on the form. In the case of Northern California engagements, I think Jean Dewey can contact each organisation and fill out the form for you. Joanne should send her a supply of the forms. ec: Miss Jean Dewey Carol Arth 2-22-62 Bob Haldeman Since Jack Drown has said we will be able to get a substantial number of free copies of Esquire after it goes off the newstands, I think we should hold up on any plan for buying reprints. I think we can use the full copies of the magazine for supplying our speakers, County Chairmen etc. Perhaps we could have some volunteers clip the article from the magazine If we don't want to use the full book.

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This file contains: H.R. Haldeman to Research Department. Re: Phone call from Bruce Allen. 2pp. [Memo], 2/27/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Confidential. Re: Seymour Chotiner; Cordingly; Sugarman; Larimore; Larimore's airplane. 1pg. [Memo], 3/1/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Richard Nixon. Re: Meetings with GOP Congressmen, February 6-7. 2pp. [Memo], 2/27/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Teri Pond. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 2/19/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Robert A. Carter. Re: Autographing books. 1pg. [Letter], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Ray Chambers. Re: Campus for Nixon committee. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Alfred Tisch. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Richard Nixon. Re: Jack Paar letters. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Ralph B. Bunje. Re: Ross Wurm; Mark Knight. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Ralph B. Bunje. Re: Farmers for Nixon. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Stella de Malzeville. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Robert C. Lindsey. Re: Booth at the Santa Clara County Builders Exchange Show. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Bill Spencer. Re: Kenneth D. Moll. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Gerald J. Halton. Re: Offer of assistance. 1pg. [Letter], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Daily Report Forms supplied by Nick Ruwe. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re: Nelson L. Gross. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re: Requesting a copy of the 2/22 Nixon release on his remarks at the L.A. County Medical Association meeting. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Hugh Flournoy. Re: Jack Beaver. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Yvonne Smith. Re: Legislative Alumni for Nixon committee. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Joe Micciche letters. 1pg. [Memo], 2/26/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Herb Klein. Re: Alpha Montgomery. 1pg. [Letter], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Herb Kalmbach. Re: Ed Valentine should receive carbons of correspondence regarding the Finance Committee. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1968 H.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: R.H. Finch Expenses. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to John Clifford Folger. Re: C-E-I-R bills. 1pg. [Letter], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to C. Farrington Jr. Re: Contact Clyde E. Beane and arrange interview. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Howard Obrentz. Re: Nick Ruwe. 1pg. [Letter], 2/23/1962 DW to John Kalmbach. Re: Letter to Joe Micciche's list. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Attached letter from Dr. Michel Saleh and note from RMW. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Hugh Flournoy. Re: Needed follow-up. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to John and Herb Kalmbach. Re: Secretary - Orange County. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to C. Farrington Jr. Re: Hiring Douglas Fahy as speaker in Orange County. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Re: Meeting with Ignacio Lozano. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Pat Hillings. Re: Head of a large electrical union of civil service electricians in the San Fernando Valley. 1pg. [Letter], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Bill Spencer. Re: Hiring Ralph Searle to organize a Nixon Club in Mendocino County. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to George W. Vaughn. Re: Kuchel luncheon. 1pg. [Letter], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Mike Singer. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Jean Dewey. Re: Mrs. Robin Arkley. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to R.H. Finch. Re: George Fletcher in Berkeley. [Memo], 2/23/1962 DW to John Kalmbach. Re; Needed follow-up - J.W. (Jap) Burch. 1pg. [Memo], 2/23/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Sammy. Re: Checking green cards and other sources on number of Democrats signed up for Nixon. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Sandy Quinn. Re: Grant Reynolds. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re: Clippings of all references to Grant Reynolds. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to R.H. Finch. Re: Steel industry's support for Brown. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re; Agenda - P.R. Meeting. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Re: Appointment with George Putnam. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Letter from Alice Wyckoff. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Joanne Rollins, Sophie Telfer, Booth Turner. Re: Filling out questionnaires after speaking dates have been accepted. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to Carol Arth. Re: Acquiring copies of Esquire magazine with particular article. 1pg. [Memo], 2/22/1962 H.R. Haldeman to William Spencer. Re: Material for Alameda County Fair. 1pg. [Memo], 6/11/1962

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    "ocrText": "Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nWhite House Special Files Collection\nFolder List\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/27/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Research Department.\nRe: Phone call from Bruce Allen. 2pp.\n38\n8\n03/01/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods.\nConfidential. Re: Seymour Chotiner;\nCordingly; Sugarman; Larimore; Larimore's\nairplane. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/27/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Richard Nixon. Re:\nMeetings with GOP Congressmen, February\n6-7. 2pp.\n38\n8\n02/19/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Teri Pond. Re: Offer of\nassistance. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Robert A. Carter. Re:\nAutographing books. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Ray Chambers. Re:\nCampus for Nixon committee. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 1 of 7\nBox Number\nFolder Number\nDocument Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Alfred Tisch. Re: Offer of\nassistance. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Richard Nixon. Re: Jack\nPaar letters. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Ralph B. Bunje. Re: Ross\nWurm; Mark Knight. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Ralph B. Bunje. Re:\nFarmers for Nixon. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Stella de Malzeville. Re:\nOffer of assistance. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Robert C. Lindsey. Re:\nBooth at the Santa Clara County Builders\nExchange Show. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Bill Spencer. Re: Kenneth\nD. Moll. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 2 of 7\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Gerald J. Halton. Re:\nOffer of assistance. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re:\nDaily Report Forms supplied by Nick Ruwe.\n1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re:\nNelson L. Gross. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re:\nRequesting a copy of the 2/22 Nixon release\non his remarks at the L.A. County Medical\nAssociation meeting. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Hugh Flournoy. Re: Jack\nBeaver. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Yvonne Smith. Re:\nLegislative Alumni for Nixon committee.\n1pg.\n38\n8\n02/26/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re: Joe\nMicciche letters. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 3 of 7\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Herb Klein. Re: Alpha\nMontgomery. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1968\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Herb Kalmbach. Re: Ed\nValentine should receive carbons of\ncorrespondence regarding the Finance\nCommittee. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to J.R. White. Re: R.H.\nFinch Expenses. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to John Clifford Folger. Re:\nC-E-I-R bills. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to C. Farrington Jr. Re:\nContact Clyde E. Beane and arrange\ninterview. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Howard Obrentz. Re:\nNick Ruwe. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nDW to John Kalmbach. Re: Letter to Joe\nMicciche's list. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 4 of 7\nBox\nNumber Folder Number\nDocument Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re:\nAttached letter from Dr. Michel Saleh and\nnote from RMW. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Hugh Flournoy. Re:\nNeeded follow-up. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to John and Herb Kalmbach.\nRe: Secretary - Orange County. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to C. Farrington Jr. Re:\nHiring Douglas Fahy as speaker in Orange\nCounty. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Re:\nMeeting with Ignacio Lozano. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to Pat Hillings. Re: Head of\na large electrical union of civil service\nelectricians in the San Fernando Valley. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Bill Spencer. Re: Hiring\nRalph Searle to organize a Nixon Club in\nMendocino County. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 5 of 7\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nLetter\nH.R. Haldeman to George W. Vaughn. Re:\nKuchel luncheon. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Maurice Stans. Re: Mike\nSinger. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Jean Dewey. Re: Mrs.\nRobin Arkley. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to R.H. Finch. Re: George\nFletcher in Berkeley.\n38\n8\n02/23/1962\nMemo\nDW to John Kalmbach. Re; Needed follow-\nup - J.W. (Jap) Burch. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Sammy. Re: Checking\ngreen cards and other sources on number of\nDemocrats signed up for Nixon. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Sandy Quinn. Re: Grant\nReynolds. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 6 of 7\nBox Number Folder Number Document Date\nDocument Type\nDocument Description\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re:\nClippings of all references to Grant\nReynolds. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to R.H. Finch. Re: Steel\nindustry's support for Brown. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Charles Farrington Jr. Re;\nAgenda - P.R. Meeting. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Rose Mary Woods. Re:\nAppointment with George Putnam. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to John Kalmbach. Re:\nLetter from Alice Wyckoff. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Joanne Rollins, Sophie\nTelfer, Booth Turner. Re: Filling out\nquestionnaires after speaking dates have been\naccepted. 1pg.\n38\n8\n02/22/1962\nMemo\nH.R. Haldeman to Carol Arth. Re: Acquiring\ncopies of Esquire magazine with particular\narticle. 1pg.\nTuesday, January 15, 2008\nPage 7 of 7\nResearch Department\n2-27-62\nBob Haldeman\nPhone call from Bruce Allen\nce: R. H. Finch\nWill you please see that the following information gets into the proper\nhands?\nBruce Allen called me Sunday, February 25th, to discuss several matters\nas summarized below. He feels there are two issues that are really\nhot and on which RN can get strong bi-partisan support if he takes a\ndefinite position.\nThe first is the matter of Teacher Credentials, specifically the Fisher bill.\nAllen opposed this bull. He feels the Teachers' Union was the primary\nsource behind It and says the CTA, with a tremendously large membership,\nis particularly hot on this issue; that they fought the battle against the\nFisher bill and lost to the Teachers' Union. The CTA people, at this point,\nfeel they don't know whether RN is for or against the bill, but Allen thinks\nthe CTA would give RN a great deal of support If they thought be would give\nthem an audience after he is elected.\nThe other hot issue, in Allen's opinion, is that of faculty salaries. He says\nthe Brown proposed 5% increase retroactive to January 1st is completely\ninadequate; that California State salaries for professors are way out of line\nwith competition from private Industry and schools in other States. He feels\nour faculty recruitment program is suffering badly and that we are bei ag\ndown-graded in the quality of teachers and professors being recruited from\nout of State. Where we used to get the cream of the crop from Missouri,\nMichigan, New York etc., we are now getting the left-overs from Tennessee,\nGeorgia and the like. Allen intends to offer an amendment in the Budget\nsession to add a 12-1/2% increase to Brown's proposal.\nAllen recommends that the line on the Birch Society should be that the\nreason we find people turning to the John Birch Society is due to the failure of\nBrown, Mosk and the Legislature to do anything about Communism.\nAllen Intends to attack the seizure of security files in San Diego on the basis\nof asking who they are trying to protect, and what they are trying to cover up.\nHe reports that Robert Newsom was a Major in the National Guard in charge\nof security clearances and filed an unsatisfactory report on Eunice Chessler\nTo: Research\n2-27-62\nPage 2.\nwho had been Unruh's secretary in his campaign, and also was a candidate\nfor an executive secretarial position with Brown. The result of this\nunsatisfactory clearance report was that Eunice Chessler was hired in\nBrown's office and Newsom was fired from his security clearance position with\nthe National Guard. He is presently in the Sheriff's office in San Diego, and\nwill verify this information, but does not want his name used.\n##\nRose Mary Woods\n3-1-62\nBob Haldeman\n(Confidential)\nI talked to Murray Chotiner about the attached letter\nfrom Seymour Chotiner and he says we should be rather careful\nabout giving Seymour too much of a free hand in bringing people in.\nMurray says Cordingly is perfectly all right; Sugarman\nprobably is all right; Larimore would be all right to Include as one in\na large group, but should not be brought in alone or in a small group.\nHe has been involved in a burglary case and some other unsavery matters.\nMurray also says that the Convair airplane should not be\naccepted if It is Larimore's plane, and he thinks It probably is.\nDo you want to follow up with Sugarman, or should 1?\nFile: RMW\nX - follow-up\nRN\n2-27-62\nBob Haldeman\nMeetings with GOP Congressmen February 6-7\ncc: RHF\nAlphonzo E. Bell\nListened while Dick Blades did most of the talking; concerned about\ncompetition for volunteer workers in his District; hopes RN will speak\nwell of him if he is not opposed in the primary; principal interest is in\n28th Assembly District; not concerned about 16th; hopes RN will\ncomment on his long background of service to the Republican Party and\noutstanding reputation of the District in Congress.\nH. Allen Smith\nSomewhat annoyed because no contact with RN since last February; mildly\nfriendly, but certainly not enthusiastic.\nJ. Arthur Younger\nVery friendly and cooperative; urges RN visit United Airlines shops near\nairport since this is largest group concentration in the District.\nJohn H. Rousselot\nExtremely friendly; most anxious to cooperate and secure maximum RN\nsupport; realizes Birch problem and assures Welch will be replaced.\nJames B. Utt\nFeels RN is playing into hands of left wing columnists by lumping all\nright wingers with the nuts. Says RN should not deny support of John Birchers\nbecause they are good people and work hard; many of them are conservative\nDemocrats, which is the only kind of D. mocrat RN can hope to get. Doesn't\ncare whether or not we keep him posted on our activities in the primary.\nWm. S. Mailliard\nVery friendly and cooperative; no particular suggestions; will be glad to help\nany way he can.\nGlenard P. Lipscomb\nVery helpful in setting up meetings; glad to handle any desired liaison with\nCongressmen; urges personal RN attention to Tog Ericson of the South\nPasadena Review who is currently lambasting RN; Ericson was for Knight\nand is strong for Collier.\ncon't.\n- 2 -\nJohn F. Baldwin\nVery glad to cooperate; says farmers are extremely upset with Brown,\nprimarily because of labor policy; feels RN will get many Democrats\nin Sacramento and Solano Counties because of this; feels Brown has mis-\njudged extent of farmers' influence; says Jack Flynn can be very helpful\nin setting up Veterans Committee.\nEdgar W. Hiestand\nCompletely dedicated to RN; very anxious to cooperate; feels conservative\ntag helps him (Hiestand) with Democrats because many of them consider\nthemselves strongly conservative; urges RN to have his facts precisely\ncorrect on Birch Society when attacking and not to attack on basis of tacties\nof secret society.\nGordon L. McDonough\nModerately friendly; points out that Kennedy carried his District by 17,000;\nfeels RN needs to work It hard.\nCharles M. Teague\nwill be glad to cooperate in any way desired.\nCraig Hosmer\nSays will take no part in primary, but is backing RN quietly all the time;\nurges RN to see Hank Ridder as this is only way to forestall his attack on\nfinances, Whittier deal etc.\nCharles S. Gubser\nVery friendly; says would not be advisable to work through a separate Nixon\norganization in the general campaign in his District since the regular Party\norganization can do by far the best job, including getting Democratic votes;\nthis applies to Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and San Benito Counties. Gubser will\nbe glad to do anything we want him to do.\nBob Wilson\nDid not see him, but had talked to him earlier; did talk to Leon Parma who\nreported that the pros in El Centro complain because there was too much\nemphasis on foreign affairs and no mention of California during RN visit;\nsays Schrade has made some pro-Shell statements; thinks we should attack\non the basis that Brown is the reason that California is falling down on\ndefense contracts -- not because the State went Republican.\n##\nFebruary 19, 1963\nMiss Teri Pond\n1005 West 6th Street\nLee Angeles, California\nDear Miss Pend:\net the time account for the fact a reply to your thoughtful letter\nChron. X 8\nP M 8\nUnfortunately, an avalenche of mail and an exceedingly small staff\naddressed to Mr. Mizen has been so long delayed. Mr. McClellan\nthe delay to explainable, certainly is doss not lessen our concern,\nand we do apologise for is.\ninterested, I must advise We de not have on our staff a Social\nDirector, as such, who would handle banquets, luncheons etc.\nee/w prev. corres. to Carol Arth\nFile: o Offers\nhas also advised use of your letter to him. Although reason for\nReading your first letter and the area of activity in which you are\nSuch events are organized and sponsored by the various outside\ngroups involved. The Headquarters programming does not include\nthis sort of entertaining.\nHowever, in view of your interest in the campaign, as well as\nyour experience as a precinct worker and in Women's Club\nactivities, I am taking the liberty of passing your letter along to\nMrs. Carel Arth on our staff and by carbon copy of this letter, am\nasking her to get in touch with you to discuss other possible areas\nwhere you might want to help us. The Headquarters organization is\nnow fully staffed, but If you are free to assist our volunteer\noperation, I am sure you know without my saying how grateful such\nhelp is always accepted and how very much it is meeded.\nYou will be hearing from Mrs. Arth soon. Meantime, if you have any\nthoughts or suggestions, please don't hositate to write me.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nce: Mr. H. C. McClellan\nFile: Cand. - Book Prom.\n:\nX - - Chron.\nFebruary 23, 1962\nMr. Robert A. Carter\nAdvertising Manager\nDoubleday & Company, Inc.\n501 Franklin Avenue\nGarden City, L.I., N.Y.\nDear Mr. Carter:\nA reply to your inquiry regarding the books to\nbe autographed by Mr. Nixon has been delayed\nuntil we resolved how this could best be handled.\nMr. Nixon will definitely take care of these\nrequests and they should, therefore, be directed\nto Miss Rese Mary Woods in his office. I\npresume you will send her, at the same time,\nthe cartons for mailing the books direct from\nhere after they have been autographed.\nYour letters of January 31st and February 14th\nwith the requests you have on hand have been\nforwarded to Miss Woods. She will expect to hear\nfrom you direct from here out.\nMany thanks and kind regards.\nSincerely yours,\nH. R. Haldeman\ncc: Miss Rose Mary Woods\nFebruary 26, 1962\nDear Ray:\nCarel Arth tells me that\nyou asked her to pass on the message that\nyou were ready to P whenever we gave\nyou the word.\nI wrote you on February 19th\nwith initial suggestions and understand\nNorton Norris, our Contact Director, wrote\nyou last Friday, enclosing some lists and\nother data.\nH pe you are charging shead -\nfull steam - by this time.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Ray Chambers\n1918 College Avenue\nRedlands, California\nFile: - F& c \"Campus for Nixon\" Com.\nX C\nX Chron.\ncc: Mr. Norton Norris\nFebruary 26, 1962\nDear Mr. Tisch:\nThanks for your letter.\nI too am sorry Mr. McRae could not\naccept the assignment.\nYour letter addressed to\nMr. Reynolds has been received by his\noffice and I am sure you will have his\nacknowledgment soon. Your comments\nand suggestions will be appreciated.\nMany thanks for your fine\nhelp and support, and don't hesitate to\npass along any thoughts you have.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Alfred Tisch\nJames Mills Orchards Company\nHamilton City, California\nFile: - No. Calif. - organization\nX - T\n(\nX - Chron.\nRN\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nJack Paar letters\nThe following number of letters from various Southern California Counties\nwere sent to Jack Paar regarding your appearance on his show.\nRiverside\n55\nSan Bernardino\n80\nLos Angeles\n225\nImperial\n40\nWe do not have a report from Northern California as yet.\nFebruary 26, 1962\nMr. Ralph B. Bunje\nWorld Trade Center\nFerry Building\nSan Francisco 11, California\nDear Mr. Bunje:\nI had a very productive meeting\nwith Ross Wurm Friday afternoon and am personally\nof the opinion that he will do an excellent job for you.\nI think his acquisition of Mark Knight will also be most\nhelpful. While his fee schedule dees seem to be high,\nI think it is vital that you have first class staff\nassistance, and assuming that is what he will deliver,\nthe expenditure will be justified.\nI think we will be able to insure\nmaximum coordination between our office and Wurm's\nas long as we both constantly work to that end.\nIt would be my suggestion that you\ngo ahead with your organizational process and that we\nget the program under way as quickly and as completely\nas possible.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nFile: F&C- \"Farmers for Nixon\"\nx - X B\nX - - Chron.\nFebruary 26, 1962\nMr. Ralph B. Bunje\nWorld Trade Center\nFerry Building\nSan Francisco 11, California\nDear Mr. Bunje:\nAlthough it is somewhat outdated\nnow, I wonder if you think it would be a good Idea to\nsend copies of the attached Nixon release to the 1960\nFarmers for Nixon list and/or any additional lists you\nhave or are developing? This might be a good way to\nfind out If the 1960 group are still on the team,\nespecially if the covering letter suggested that they\nsend us any comments which they might have concerning\nthis statement and/or their thoughts concerning issues\nwhich will be of particular interest to the California\nagriculture picture in the campaign.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\ncc: Mr. Bill Stover\nFebruary 26, 1962\nMrs. Stella de Malseville\n519 South Fuller Avenue\nLos Angeles 36, California\nDear Mrs. de Malseville:\nThank you very much for\nyour letter of February 22nd.\nWe appreciate very much the\ninformation you have passed along to us.\nAny suggestions you may\ncare to make from time to time will always\nbe gladly received.\nThank you again for\nwriting us.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nFile: Campaign - Misc. Corres.\nX - d\nX- chron.\nfile: Santa Clary Ct. Builders Exchange\nHome Show\nL\nX - Chron. - follow-up\nec: Loie\nFebruary 26, 1962\nMr. Robert C. Lindsey\nChairman\nRepublican Central Committee of Senta Clara County\n371 Park Avenue, Suite D\nSan Jose 10, California\nDear Bob:\nI have your letter of February 21st addressed to Dick Nixon re-\ngarding a booth at the Santa Clara County Builders Exchange show,\nbut do not quite understand under whose sponsorship the booth\nwould be net up.\nIn answer to your specific questions, I think we could provide\nsome material by March 14th. I don't know how we would handle\nthe $25.00 contribution to offset the expense of the booth. This\nwould depend somewhat on the sponsorship and other details\ninvolved.\nwill look forward to hearing from you.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nFile: - Offers\nX No. Calif. Names\nX - Chron.\nBill Spencer\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nKenneth D. Moll\ncc: Sophie Telfer\nWe should definitely take advantage of Kendall Moll's offer to\nhelp. If he wants to go ahead and prepare a memorandum, that\nwould be by far the best first step. If, however, he wants to\ndiscuss this with someone first, you should put him in touch\nwith Cap Weinberger, and ask Cap ahead of time to talk with him.\nFile: H\nX Chron. follow-up.\nFebruary 26, 1962\nMr. Gerald J. Halton\nHalton Associates\nP.O. Box 172\nBurbank, California\nDear Mr. Halton:\nYour letter was received while I was out of town. In the past two\nor three weeks, additional trips have intervened and unfortunately\nthis reply to your thoughtful letter has been much too long delayed.\nCertainly I appreciate the thoughts you have expressed. Of course\nyou know we want to hear from people like yourself. It is a good\nway to be helped, and to help, in the overall picture.\nAnd along this line, I am wondering if you would be agreeable\nto talking with Hugh Flournoy, our Director of Research. You\nmention some figures sent to you by Frank Jordan and a break-\ndown for every county in California. I know this would be of\ninterest and help to us, and since Hugh Flournoy is the one\ndirectly concerned, it would seem to me to be well for him to get\nin touch with you and try to arrange a time when you could meet\nand discuss this whole subject.\nI am sending a copy of our correspondence to Mr. Flournoy with\nthe request that he give you a call.\nMany thanks again for your letter, for your suggestions and for\nyour continued support and help.\nKind regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\ncc: Hon. Hugh Flourney\nJohn Kalmbach\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nAttached are Daily Report Forms which Nick Ruwe supplied. I would\nsuggest you discuss this with him in the thought of adapting to our\nneeds.\nFile - Field Director\nX - Chron.\nCharles Farrington, Jr.\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nNelson L. Gross\nCharlie:\nAttached correspondence between Gross and Rose Woods will\nbe self-explanatory. Will you check this out and see if he is still\ninterested?\nFile: Offers\nx-G -\nX - Farrington - follow-up\nCharles Farrington, Jr.\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nWill you please get a copy of the 2/22 Nixon release on his remarks\nat the L.A. County Medical Association - San Fernando Chapter -\nmeeting? RN would like to mail this to the doctors and dentists lists,\nbut it should be cleaned up and somewhat rewritten for this purpose -\nand I would appreciate your doing this.\nC per cFf-n\nHugh Flournoy\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nJack Beaver\noc: Carol Arth\nThe attached memorandum from Carol Arth regarding\nJack Beaver is self-explanatory. Trust you will follow through.\nFile: - Beaver\nX - H. Flournoy\nX - Chron.\nYvonne Smith\n2-26-62\nBob Haldeman\nLegislative Alumni List\nAs you know, I have written Casey thanking him for this material,\nand we also have asked RN to acknowledge.\nIn answer to your memorandum of January 23rd:\nYou recommended a personal letter to each alumnus\nover RN's signature. This has been discussed and\nwe have decided it would not be wise to do this, at least\nat this point, since we don't know where any of these\npeople stand.\nInstead, it was suggested that we ask Casey and perhaps\nseveral others to form a \"Legislative Alumni for Nixon\"\nCommittee and over their own names, contact all of the\npeople on the list to ask them to serve on this Committee.\nThis will smoke out the \"fors\" and \"againsts\".\nIf you agree, why don't you explore this with Casey and\npossibly one or two others on the list. Obviously,\nthe list of invitations should not include present candidates\nor obviously unfriendly members of the group.\nAs you get the information on Committee assignments,\nit should be supplied to Hugh Flournoy so that these people\ncan be tabbed for requests to serve on Task Forces.\nWe are making sure that RN has a list with him on tours\nso that he can recognize these people when he sees them.\nIt definitely can be of help in the Speakers Bureau and\nKey Programs and I assume Carol Arth will following through\non this.\nFile; L Kalmbach\nJohn Kalmbach\nX - Chron. - follow-up\nBob Haldeman\nJoe Micciche letters\ncc: Herb Kalmbach\nI am concerned about the handling of the Joe Micciche\nletter list. I do not agree with Chad that the third paragraph of\nour suggested draft letter should be replaced, or rewritten\nregarding a card enclosure. These people have been kept hanging\nfor so long now and politically make up such a valuable group that\nI strongly recommend they be asked to write us, indicating the\narea in which they would be interested in participating.\nI would also like to be advised when these letters go out\nas I want to be sure they are handled promptly.\nFebruary 23, 1962\nMr. Herb Klein\nSan Diego Union\nSan Diego, California\nDear Herb:\nHow would Alpha\nMontgomery be as our key Negro man in\nthe San Diego area?\nHe is highly recommended\nby several sources, and I would appreciate your\nevaluation.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nfile: Negro File (follow-up)\n:\nX - Chron.\nH. Kalmbach\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nPlease be sure that Ed Valentine receives carbons of any\nmemoranda or other correspondence regarding the Finance\nCommittee which you might send to Stans or anyone else.\nIt is very important that Ed be kept current on all activities\nin the Nixon finance area.\nTile Finance - ERV\nBron.\nJ.R.White\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nR.H. Finch Expenses\nDear Bob -\nAttached is invoice from R. H. Finch for $92.61 covering Athletic\nClub luncheon expenses incurred for months of December and\nJanuary.\nfee There Waichuse Jr while\nX\nThen\nFebruary 23, 1962\nDear Cliff:\nThanks for your note of February 19th.\nThat is fine about the C-E-I-R bills.\nBob Finch had mentioned this to me.\nGlad to have your report on RN's\neastern visit. We are getting excellent\nreactions on his Paar show appearance. It\ncouldn't have been better.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. John Clifford Folger\n725 15th Street, N. W.\nWashington 5, D. C.\nC. Farrington, Jr.\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nCharlie:\nAttached is letter from Clyde E. Beane to Sandy Quinn and copy\nof Sandy's reply. Will you follow-up with an acknowledgment and\ntry to arrange for an interview?\nfile: Farrington\nX - Follow-up\nFebruary 23, 1962\nMr. Howard Obrentz\n833 Market Street\nSan Francisco 3, California\nDear Howard:\nI was, of course, very glad to hear from you,\nbut sorry to get your reaction to Nick Ruwe. I imagine this is\none of those cases of things getting off on the wrong foot in\nthe heat of activity, because knowing both of you, I am sure\nthere is no reason why you should not get along well.\nNick will be travelling with Dick Nixon a\ngood part of the time, and is exceptionally well qualified to handle\nthis assignment.\nI would like to discuss this with you when I am\nin San Francisco the next time, and trust there will be an\nopportunity to do so, since we certainly want to continue to take\nadvantage of your experience and help.\nLooking forward to seeing you soon, and\nbest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nFile: - OBRENTZ (S.F. Trav. file)\nX - Chron.\nMr. John Kalmbach\n2-23-62\nDW\nLetter to Joe Micciche's list\nce: Mr. Herb Kalmbach\nAttached is draft of letter to go to names submitted some time ago by\nJoe Micciche of friends who want to help. I have list (18) in my file.\nAs you will note, the letter is to go out over Mr. McClellan's signature.\nMr. Herb Kalmbach spoke with him on the telephone last evening to\nclear handling and get approval of wording. Mr. McClellan felt the\n3rd paragraph would invite further correspondence, and perhaps a\ncard enclosure, asking them to check it off, would be better.\nHerb said you would handle from here out.\nIf I can be helpful, please let me know. It is rather important that\nthe letters get out as soon as possible.\nMr. John Kalmbach\n2-23-62\nDW\nAttached letter from Dr. Michel Saleh and note from RMW\nBob Haldeman said this type of letter should go to you. He doesn't\nfeel it requires an RN acknowledgment - but should get an\nanswer from here. You will note my pencilled message that I had\nasked Doris to check on this - whether it came in as a result of\nour mailing downstairs. So far, she has been unable to locate anything\non this man, but his letter should be acknowledged. Many thanks.\nFee offers\nHugh Flournoy\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nNeeded follow-up\nHugh -\nSome time ago, a Mr. Jim Butler called RN; Rose Woods talked\nwith him. He said he was a State official and he wanted to talk\nto RN about some matters he thought RN should know about. He said\nthere was no great rush -- but perhaps a telephone call is in order.\nOffice - CItrus 2-8842\nHome - SYcamore 8-0442\nJohn and Herb Kalmbach\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nSecretary . Orange County\nA friend of mine, Douglas Fahy, has\nrecommended Betty Summers, GE 1-3994 - Los Alamitos.\nI understand she has good experience, some of it in politics,\nand perhaps should be considered for the Orange County staff.\nYou might want to give her a call and suggest\nshe contact Walter Schmid.\nFile: Offers\nx-J. - Kalmbach\nX - Chron.\nC. Farrington, Jr.\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nWhen the Speakers Bureau is set up, Douglas Fahy, Orange County,\nshould be contacted as a speaker. He is anxious to help, worked in\n'60, and is well qualified.\nFee - C Farrington\n. X - - Speakers Burroue\nRose Mary Woods\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nMeeting with Ignacio Lozano\ncc: Carol Arth\nRN has agreed to a meeting with Ignacio\nLozano, publisher of La Opinion, to be held at Lozano's office.\nLozano has indicated to Carol Arth that he\nwould be very favorable to such a meeting. but the next step will\nhave to come from us.\nThis should be done as soon as possible after\nthe second week in March, when Lesano returns to Los Angeles.\nFile: RN - appt. requests\nX - Minor. & Natl.\nX - Chron.\nfile: Hillings\nX Chron.\nX Follow-up\nFebruary 23, 1962\nMr. Pat Hillings\n3921 Wilshire Boulovard\nLos Angeles 5, California\nDear Pat:\nWas it you who told\nme about the head of a large electrical\nunion of civil service electricians\nin the San Fernando Valley who is not\nhappy with Brown, and is looking for\nanother candidate to endorse?\nIf so, can you give\nme any more dope on this, and if not,\ncould you check it out for me?\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nFile Hellings\nX - Chron\nX\n- Fellow-up\nBill Spencer\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nce: Herb Kalmbach\nDear Bill:\nA long time ago, Assemblyman Frank Belotti indicated that Mr. Ralph Searle\nof Laytonville, Mendocine County, was interested in organising a Nixon Club\nin his area. He should be contacted.\nBelotti also advises that Dr. Leland Barlow of Humboldt College in Arcata\nis interested in obtaining speakers to address assembly meetings for faculty\nand students at the college.\nFile: No. Calif. Names\n!\nX - Chron.\nfile V\nX - Chron.\nFebruary 23, 1962\nMr. George W. Vaughan\n550 California Street\nSan Francisco 4, California\nDear George:\nJust a note. I would be\nvery interested in hearing how your Kuchel\nluncheon came out, and what the situation is\nregarding your participation in his campaign.\nBest regards.\nSincerely,\nH. R. Haldeman\nMr. Maurice Stans\n2-23-62\nH. R. Haldeman\nNike Singer\ncc: Mr. Valentine\nThe attached memoranda will give you all we have on Nike Singer.\nHe indicated some time ago that when the Finance Committee was set up,\nhe wanted to make a contribution.\nFile: Finance - Prospects\nX - Stans\nX - Singer\n:\nX - Chron.\nJean Dewey\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\ncc: Mrs. Pat Hitt\nJean -\nPat Hitt tells me there is a gal in Arcata who should be\nbrought into the Northern program as quickly as possible. She is:\nMrs. Robin Arkley\n3951 Buttermilk Lane Extension\nArcata\nShe is very strongly in favor of Nixon and is supposed to be a very\ngood worker. Also, her father has a great deal of money and strongly\nbacks any of his daughter's activities. She should probably be given a\nprominent position in our Humboldt County organization, both to\ntake advantage of her ability as a worker and to assure maximum\ncontribution from her father.\nFile: Nor. Calif. Names\nX A\nX - Chron.\nR. H. Finch\n2-23-62\nBob Haldeman\nee: Herb Kalmbach\nNorton Norris\nCan Cris Wright or someone check out a George Fletcher in\nBerkeley? He is a High School teacher, Negro, has worked\nin some of Mulford's campaigns, and Don highly recommends\nhim. He also worked with Fred Hall in Kansas.\nMr. John Kalmbach\n2-23-62\nDW\nNeeded follow-up - J. W. (Jap) Burch\nMr. Kalmbach:\nBob Haldeman feels this should have further\nfollow-up. You will note what has been done thus far. Perhaps a letter\nor a phone call would be wise at this point.\nMany thanks.\nFile: - J. Kalmbach\nX - Follow-up\nX - Chron.\nSammy\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nCan you have someone make some sort of check on the green\ncards and any other sources we have to get a reading on the\nnumber of Democrats we have signed up for RN?\nSandy Quinn\nBob Haldeman\nfor\n2-22-62\nWill you please try to get me a more complete report on what\nGrant Reynolds said at his various meetings during the last\ncouple of weeks?\nCharles Farrington, Jr.\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nWill you please have someone get me clippings of all references\nto Grant Reynolds during the period 2/10-21 in San Diego,\nSan Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles. In addition to\nmetropolitan papers, please have all Negro publications checked.\nI need this as quickly as possible.\nR. H. Finch\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nMulford tells me he hears the steel hierarchy in California is\nnot too sold on RN because of his international tendencies\nand belief in world trade. Apparently Brown has been very\nstrong on \"Buy California\" which the steel people appreciate.\nThey are concerned about preferential tax treatment for\nlocal production.\nCharles Farrington, Jr.\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nAgenda - P.R. Meeting\nWill you please put on the Agenda for the next P.R. meeting\nthe following:\n1)\nQuestion of advisability of RN going to\nNew York on March 28th, which is the\npublication date of his book, for TV\nappearances and other book promotion.\n2)\nQuestion of whether RN should continue\nhis newspaper column after he completes the\npresent contract in the next month.\nRose Mary Woods\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nRN mentioned in passing that he wanted an appointment with\nGeorge Putnam set up at the earliest possible time.\nJohn Kalmbach\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nLetter from Mrs. Alice Wyckoff\nAs soon as we have someone in Santa Barbara, they should\ncontact this Mrs. Wyckeff (letter attached). She has some\nrather interesting ideas that possibly should be considered.\nFile: Camp. Appro. - Corres.\nX - Kalmbach\n*-W -\nX - Chron.\nJoanne Rollins, Sophie Telfer, Booth Turner\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nRather than add a paragraph to the acceptance letter asking\nfor completion of the questionnaire, I would suggest that Booth fill out\na questionnaire for each speaking date based on his first contact with\nthe organization after the date has been accepted.\nI think it looks over-formalized to ask the organization to\nfill out the form, and I also feel that we will be more certain of getting\nthe information faster if Booth covers It on the form.\nIn the case of Northern California engagements, I think\nJean Dewey can contact each organisation and fill out the form for you.\nJoanne should send her a supply of the forms.\nec: Miss Jean Dewey\nCarol Arth\n2-22-62\nBob Haldeman\nSince Jack Drown has said we will be able to get a substantial\nnumber of free copies of Esquire after it goes off the newstands,\nI think we should hold up on any plan for buying reprints.\nI think we can use the full copies of the magazine for supplying\nour speakers, County Chairmen etc. Perhaps we could have some\nvolunteers clip the article from the magazine If we don't want to\nuse the full book."
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