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Other Document
Press release from Herbert G. Klein, Press
Secretary to the Vice President. 3 pages.
45
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n.d.
Other Document
Nixon Advance Trips - 1960. List of
advance men, dates, and cities. 5 pages.
45
3
n.d.
Other Document
Handwritten list of advance men, dates, and
cities. 9 pages.
45
3
n.d.
Other Document
Nixon-Lodge Advance Men. 2 pages.
Withdrawn (not scanned).
45
3
08/24/1960
Memo
To Pat Gray from H.R. Haldeman re:
advance men's salaries. 1 page. Withdrawn.
(not scanned).
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Page 1 of 1
NIXON ADVANCE TRIPS - 1960
WILLIAM BLACK
9/20
Mt. Clemens, Flint, Bay City, Saginaw, Michigan
9/30
Binghamton, New York
10/4
Newark, Paterson, Elizabeth, Plainfield, W. Orange, New Jersey
10/15
Phoenix, Arizona
10/17
Tampa, St. Petersburg, Florida
10/26
Columbus, Marion, Lima, Deschler, Ohio
11/1
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
11/4
Spokane, Washington
WILLIAM BUMPUS
Warren, Youngstown
10/1
Akron, Canton, Mansfield/ Ohio
10/22
Allentown, Pennsylvania
11/3
Fort Worth, Texas
9/12
San Francisco
10/4
New York City
10/25
Cincinnati-Covington, Ohio
JOHN EHRLICHMAN
9/12
San Francisco, California
9/16
Council Bluffs, Red Oak, Atlantic, Guthrie Center, Iowa
9/22
Decatur, Rockford, Sullivan, Illinois
10/4
Newark, Paterson, Elizabeth, Plainfield, West Orange, New Jersey
10/8
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
10/22
Philadelphia, Pa. suburbs
10/25
Cincinnati, Ohio
11/3
San Antonio, Texas
11/5
Van Nuys,
11/5
Los Angeles, California
ROBERT KRILL
9/28
New York City/ Long Island City, N. Y.
10/14
Los Angeles suburbs
10/25
Williamstown, Parkersburg, West Virginia
10/27
Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Michigan
11/4
Casper, Wyoming
- 2 -
NIXON ADVANCE TRIPS - 1960
STANLEY LOTHRIDGE
9/13
Boise, Idaho
9/27
Cla rleston, West Virginia
9/30
Troy, New York
10/8
Rochester, Minnesota
10/18
Jacksonville, Florida
10/25
Athens, Hamden, Chillicothe, Ohio
10/28
Quincy, Illinois
11/4
Fresno, California
PAUL MARSHALL
10/3
Charlotte, North Carolina
10/6
Cleveland, Ohio
10/31
North Philadelphia
ROBERT G. McCUNE
9/14
Grand Forks, North Dakota
9/23
Lafayette, Louisiana
10/6
Nashville, Tennessee
11/1
Erie, Penna.
11/1
Syracuse, New York
RICHARD MILLER
9/13
Portland, Oregon
9/17
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minn.
9/23
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
10/10
Salt Lake City, Utah
10/18
Miami, Florida
10/26
Toledo, Ohio
11/1
Erie, Penna.
11/1
Syracuse, New York
11/4
Columbia, South Carolina
- 3 -
NIXON ADVANCE TRIPS - 1960
JAMES MURPHY
9/22
St. Joseph, Missouri
9/23
Beloit, Wisconsin
9/29
Manchester, New Hampshire
10/8
LaCrosse, Wisconsin
10/8
Billings, Montana
10/15
Springfield, Illinois
10/24
York, Harrisburg, Lewistown, Huntingdon, Pa.
10/27
Monroe, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Michigan
11/3
Houston, Texas
11/7
Madison, Wisconsin
PAUL O'BRIEN
9/17
Siomx City
9/30
Schenectady, New York
10/3
Richmond, Virginia
ROBERT OGDEN
9/16
Omaha, Nebraska
9/21
Fort Wayne, Indiana
10/11
Albuquerque, New Mexico
THOMAS POWNALL
9/20
Mt. Clemens, Flint, Bay City, Saginaw, Michigan
9/28
New York, Long Island City, New York
10/1
Akron, Ohio, Canton and Mansfield
10/14
Los Angeles Suburbs
10/17
Buffalo, New York
10/29
Chicago, Illinois
11/3
New York City
11/7
Anohorage, Alaska
- 4 -
NIXON ADVANCE TRIPS - 1960
NED SULLIVAN
9/12
Dallas, Texas
9/15
St. Louis, Missouri
9/25
Chicago, Illinois
9/28
Burlington, Vermont
9/30
Bangor, Maine
10/17
Hartford, Connecticut
10/24
Altoona, Johnstown, Greensburg
10/27
Danville, Tuscola, Illinois
10/28
Tolona, Mattoon, Centralia, Illinois
11/5
San Jose, California
SHERMAN UNGER
9/14
Peoria, Illinois
9/21
Louisville, Kentucky
9/23
Kansas City, Kansas
10/10
Denver, Colorado
10/14
Los Angeles Suburbs
10/24
Pittsburgh
10/27
Danville, Ruscola, Illinois
10/28
Tolona, Mattoon, Centralia, Illinois
10/28
Carbondale, Illinois
11/5
Hayward, Oakland, California
JOHN WARNER
9/15
Atlantic City, New Jersey
9/21
Springfield, Illinois
9/29
Boston, Massachusetts
10/1
Evansville, Indiana
10/18
Wilmington, Delaware
10/19
New York City - Al Smith Dinner
10/27
Muskegon, Michigan
11/3
New York City
11/7
Detroit, Michigan
- 5 -
NIXON ADVANCE TRIPS - 1960
JOHN WHITAKER
9/12
Indianapolis, Indiana
9/15
Roanoke, Virginia
9/19
Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Pa.
9/24
Jackson, Mississippi
9/27
Memphis, Tennessee
10/5
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
10/11
San Diego, California
10/15
Tulsa, Oklahoma
10/26
Middletown, Dayton, Springfield, Ohio
10/28
Davenport, Iowa
11/1
Rochester, New York
11/ 7
Chicago, Illinois
Clipping
Ifnot-
date
Date
City
in file?
written
advance man
for
WEEK 1st
Sept. 12
Indianapolis
yes
1
12
Dallas
no
John Sullwan Whitaker
12
San Prancisco
no
Chrickman/Brup
Sept. 13
Portland
no
Miller
13
Borse
no
Sept 14
Grand Forks ND.
Lothridge Mc Cane
yes
14
Pearea
no
Unger
Sept 15
St Lows
no
Ehrlechman
15
attantic Roanoke City
no
Warner
15
no
Whitaker
Sept 16
Omaha
no
Ogden
16
Councel Bluffo Jona
no
Ehrlickman
Red Oak
no
11
Atlanter
it
yes
Guthre Center
11
yes
Sept 17
Scroun City
no
0 Brien
17
Minneapolis-St Staul
yes
I
miller
2ND
JEEK
sept. 19
no
Whitaker
20
mt Clemens Mich.
no
Pownall / Black
"
Flint
yes
"
I
n
n
Sagnaw Bay City
no
"
11
no
Sept 2,
hard Wage Ind.
yes
agden
Louisville
no
anger
Sept 22
springfuld Mo.
yes
Warner
Sr Joe mo
yes
\
murphy
1st week - Dallas - Peter Donnell Ir To Rep hdgtrs
San Francise - Casper W. Weinberger To Rup Hedgles
Portland - Tony Yturri Go Nixon Holg trs Portland
Boise Wm S. Campbell Yo Rep Holgles
Peoria- mr R.bt W. Frudeger 121 N.E. Defferson Ave Peoria
+ Lauis
Nat's Pres., Rep Federated womens clubs
Atlantic City -Mrs Catherine Gibson
14ytrs in wash.
Roanoke - Clem D. John Son in Rep hdgtors
Omaha -Hugh F. Ms Kenna (state Rep )10325 Brookside Lane Omaha
Couns I Bluffs - Harold Beckman 90 Rep hdgtes
Red Oaks
Sioux City - ERVIN Hutchisen Security Bank Bldy Sioux Falls
2nd nd week- Wilks Barre Scranton - Edwin m. Kosik Eskiphoyles Pa.
Connell Bldy Seranton
430
mt Clemens Baldwin
505
Flint State Vol. Rep.. - Paul Baldwin -1036 Burns It Howell mich
Bay City-Ben Calvin Pres aetna Portland Cement 2
Mas
Baldwin
Wayne - Wm Bonsib
Lousville - Morris Henry, Put Chms.
Springfield Mr. -Wallace N Springs - State Rep NL Voe woodriff
Suite 405
St Joe - Stanley Dale
Disation-Sulliven Bruce shafer- Ex buy Cofc Sullum
Pockford - Ralph Glans
Robt. Geff - N Farker Drive to, wis
Scoux falls SD - John Greffen - CoChmn. /Lews Drug Co.
Kans City Kans Clifford Nesselrode
Date
City
Clippings
dt written
of not
infile?
in
adv. man
Sept -22
Decatis-Sulluan
no
Ehrlichmen
11
Sept ,23
Beloct- Rockford Janeserlle Wee
no
no
?
Scour talls, S.D.
no
miller
Kansas City Kansas
no
Unger
Sept .24
Lafayette La.
no
McCane
Jackson Miss.
-co
Whitaber?
3RD
WEEK
Sept. 25
Chicago
no
fullevan
26
"
11
27
memphis Tenn
no
Whitaker
27
Charleston WVa
no
Sept 28
new york L.D.City
no
Bob Lothridge Krull /Pownall
Sept 29
Burlington Vt.
700
Sullivan
24
Manchester NH.
Boston
yes
murphy
29
no
Warner
Sept 30 30
Benghamton Bangor Maini
no
Sullwan
Black
3,
Schenectady
O Brien
30
Troy-
Oct /
akron
ne
Bumpus Lothridge Pownall "
"
Canton
no
"
"
"
"
Evansvelle mansfield Ind.
no
11
no
Warner
2nd wh cont.
Lafayette La -Josepa.Onelane N base
Jackson Miss. D.L. Semmons Jr PO Box 190 Jackson
3rd week - Charleston - Dan touchery (State Shemn) D. Boone Dawson To hdgtes Rep
Chicago -mr Wm H. Fetridge (mid west Volunteers for Nikon) 696.Wash Sr Chicago
Memphis - Milsaps Fitzhugh % Rep hdgtes
N.Y.C (Co-state Vol chemn) Mrs John Lueb 730 Park Ave MY.N7
Burlington, VT - C. Douglas CaiRNS % Rop hdyles
Boston (Co-state Chamn) MrsCHarles P.Howard Rep State Com 8 BracanSt
Bangor Maine-Judson Jude (County Chrmn) to Rep State 1tdgtos
Binghamton - Dick Kuhnen To Rep hdgtrs
Schnectody (area Vol. Ref- mr Geo Spring 1400 Balltown Rd Schenectady. N.Y.
90 Station WRGB(TV)
troy - Tom Carroll To Rep Adytis
akon - Gene Waddell 90 Rep hdgtis
Canton - Carl Wise So Rep hdgtes
Manspidd -J. Gilbert Baird 9. Rep. Hdgtrs
Evanspitie- Edw A Mitchell 90 Rep hdghts
4TH
WEEK
October3
Richmond
no
OBrien
3
Charlotte
no
marshall
43
newark n.g.
no
Ehrlichman/Black Ehrlichman /Black
1,
Paterson
no
"
Elizabeth
no
"
Plainfield West Orange
no
"
no
5
5
new Philadelphia York City
no
no
Whitaker
6
nashvelle
no
me Cune
6
Cleveland
no
Marshall
5TH
WEEK October 8
L.Crosse Wise.
no
Rochester, Minn.
m
murphy Lothridge
Milwaukee
Ehrlichmen
yes
Denver Bellings Mont
no
murphy
10
no
Unger
Salt Lake City
no
miller
M
alberguerque San Burbenk Diego
no
Ogden
he
Whitaker
12
no
Pronall/Unger
14
has Angeles
no
"
West Covina
"
no
Beverly Hills
no
"
15
Phoenix
no
Black
Tulsa
no
Whitaker
,
Springfield Ill.
yes
Musphy
ichmond - Eugene Sydnor Jr - P.O. Box 1974 Richmond, Va.
harlotte - Marcus Hickman & Rep holgers
Newark - Ray Bateman
Pulferson
Elizabeth
I
Plain /ield
i. Orange
N.Y.C. - Previous week
Phil - Wilbur Itamilton - 124 Commercial Trust Bldg Phil. 2, Pa.
Aushuille - Guy Smith
Clevelard - Rev. Odie m Hoover (Exec Committee of State Volunteeis)
1100 E. 97th ST Cleu. Ohio
Acrosse - (Arca Rep Volunteers) Mr Rob't Deal-Deal Real Estate, La Crosse
chesk- - Roy Watson, Is
illings - John Caven
Denver - Ross BROWN 4076 Everett ST wheat Ridge Colorada
alt Lab -VeRNON MRS Rumney -404 Kearns Bldg Salt Lake City
Alburguague - Morle Tucker-
San Diego -mr Clair w Burgener 1072 Second Ave. SanDiego
Burbank - ?
LA. - Mr Thomas Pike (Vol. Chrmn) 2600 S. Eastland Ave L.A.
N. Covina >?
Beverly Hills
Phoenix -mr milton Graham 2975 W Osborne Rd Phoenix
Tulsa - John W. Tyler 1500 Hillcrest Bartlesville, Okla.
WEEK 6TH
& Oct. H17
"
Hartford new Haven
no
Sullevan
no
11
11
Bridgeport
no
"
"
Buffalo
no
Pownall
Oct. 18
Jacksonville
no
Miami
Lothridge
no
miller
Tampa
no
Black
St. Petersburg
no
1.
Wilmington nyc Smith
no
Warner
19
no
Warner
22
Phila. Suburbs
no
Ehrlichman
22
allentown
no
Bumpus
7TH
WEEK
Oct. 24
York Harnsburg Pa.
Murphy
Lewistown
"
Huntengrlon
"
altoona
I'llevan
Johnstown
11
n
Greensburg
25
Williamstown Pittsburgh W.Va.
Unger
Krill
Parkersburg
n
athens Ohio
Hamden
Lothridge
Chillicothe
"
Cincennate
Chrlichman
Bumpus
6th Harlford - Mr Ed May Ir 410 Asylum St Hartyord
New Haven - Mrs Norman Harrower Jr (U-chrmn Vol.) 144 EdgethillRd
Bridgeford - Mr Ej May Ir
Beffalo - George Velter Sen John Cook
Jacksonnille -Vic Hruska
Miami - Ed Turville
ST Tampa Pete
Harlan Wendall
Wilmington - - rhr Chas. F. Daley Ir Odd Fellows Bldy Wilmingson
N.Y. C - - See Other weeks
Phil. -
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Allentown - Molton FRANTZ
Oct 2 $
Middletown This
Whitaber
Dayton
11
Springfield
"
Columbus
Black
Marion
n
Lima
n
Deschler
"
Toledo
Miller
27
Monroe mich
ann arbor
Murphy
11
Jackson Battle Creek
n
will
11
Grand Ralamazor Ragids
"
Muskegon
Warner
Danville
Unger/Sullevan
Tuscola
11
n
28
TOLONA
Mattoon
" "
Centralia
"
4
Carbondale
Unger
2wincy Ill
Lottridge
Davenport
Whitaker
29
Chicago
Pownall
Herbert G. Klein
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Secretary
to the Vice President
Nixon-Lodge Campaign Headquarters
1146 19th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
Calling the third week of his intensified drive for the Presidency "the best
we have had," Vice President Richard Nixon this week announced a 6,000-mile Western
jaunt into seven states beginning October 10.
During the tour the Vice President will visit cities in Illinois, Montana,
Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and California. This will be the third time he
has invaded his native state since his nomination for the Presidency. He will con-
front Senator Kennedy for the third time on television from Los Angeles on
Thursday, October 13.
This week--the fourth of his grass roots campaign--the Vice President is visit-
ing the South, heavily populated Eastern cities and the Midwest. The second
television meeting between the two Presidential candidates will take place in
Washington, D. C. on Friday, October 7.
Commenting on the third week of the campaign, a Nixon aide said: "We are well
satisfied with the progress of the campaign. The Vice President is pacing himself
and will gradually accelerate his speaking tours and increased activities right up
to election day."
The Vice President drew heavy crowds in a tour of Binghamton, Schenectady,
Troy and other points in upstate New York despite a constant downpour of rain that
plagued his campaign trail during the third week. More than 25,000 stood in the
rain in Memphis, Tennessee, to hear the Vice President and 250,000 greeted him in
Boston.
Meanwhile, campaign activity at Nixon-Lodge Headquarters in Washington continues
unabated. Volunteer leaders from 45 states attended a Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge
workshop meeting recently to set forth plans for the "homestretch" campaign drive.
The Vice President climaxed the two-day meeting by telling the Volunteers that
their organization must provide the 10 per cent "edge" over the straight party vote
needed for victory. "If you succeed, we will also succeed," he said.
more
Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge is the independent campaign organization whose job
it is to enlist the support of Democrats and Independents for the Nixon-Lodge ticke
The organization is headed by Charles S. Rhyne, national chairman, and Peter Flanig
director.
The Vice President commented that Democrats and Independents have provided the
margin of his victories in every state election since the first time he ran for
Congress in 1946. He said he has noted a strong feeling of interest in the present
campaign in all parts of the country.
"To me, this means the campaign is moving rapidly and is supported with great
enthusiasm," he said. "The coming Presidential election is not strictly a party
test, but is one where the voters will judge the men, the issues, the programs, and
the leadership offered."
Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge have also launched "Operation SNAP," a do-it-
yourself political action campaign for busy people who want to do "something" in
the Presidential election. SNAP--for "Support Nixon at the Polls"--literally is
a snap.
It provides the busy housewife and/or the busy breadwinner with free, easy-to-
do instructions and materials--a 47-piece kit of pamphlets, campaign buttons,
postcards, window stickers and sign-up cards.
Informal "kitchen debates" among persons of mixed party affiliations are
encouraged, using the vehicle of the backyard barbecue, the buffet supper or the
coffee party as an opportunity for persons to make new friends and provide material
for stimulating discussions of concern to all citizens in a Presidential election
year.
Kits are being mailed automatically to persons expressing a desire to participate
in the Nixon-Lodge campaign. They are available at no cost upon request to Volunteers
For Nixon-Lodge, Post Office Box 7398, Washington 4, D. C.
Five women in campaign headquarters recently set off a political chain reaction
esigned to produce an explosion of campaign activity by 1,600,000 housewives and
more
3--roundup
business girls across the nation between now and election day.
They are Mrs. Carol Arth of Redlands, California, associate director of the
Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge and four assistants--two of them Texas Democrats--who are
spearheading the women's activities program on the independent campaign organization.
Their plan, called "Operation Multiplication," is a four-step program in which
each campaign worker activitates from 1 to 20 other women.
"Over 30,000 women, many of them Independents and Democrats, have written to us
expressing a desire to help in this crucial election," says Mrs. Arth. "Our program
is designed to give each of these women the campaign material and suggestions with
which she can enlist her friends and neighbors and, in doing so, multiply our
strength many times between now and November 8."
Working with Mrs. Arth in the preparation of project aids and materials is
Mrs. Bennie Swenson of Dallas, Texas, program director for women's activities.
Three regional directors work out of Washington headquarters. They are:
Mrs. Grace Kennedy Winn, a native of Waxahachie, Texas, and now of Washington;
Mrs. Gerda M. Crow of Bethesda, Maryland, and Mrs. Marion Hancock McConaughy of
Chevy Chase, Maryland.
##
October 4, 1960