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This file contains: Schedule Detail Form. 2 pages. [Form], n.d. Instructions for Motorcade Chairmen. 2 pages. [Memo], n.d. Nixon Traveling Staff for Campaign Tour. List with brief biographical information. 1 page. [Other Document], n.d. Memorandum to Advance Men from Ted Rogers re: Instructions on Television Arrangements. 1 page. [Memo], 10/9/1956 To Traveling Staff from RN. 1 page. [Memo], 4/14/1960 To Bob Finch and all people connected with the campaign from RN. 2 pages. [Memo], 4/14/1960 Telegram to Ray Arbuth from Bob re: advance arrangements. 2 pages. [Other Document], 9/20/1956

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This file contains: Schedule Detail Form. 2 pages. [Form], n.d. Instructions for Motorcade Chairmen. 2 pages. [Memo], n.d. Nixon Traveling Staff for Campaign Tour. List with brief biographical information. 1 page. [Other Document], n.d. Memorandum to Advance Men from Ted Rogers re: Instructions on Television Arrangements. 1 page. [Memo], 10/9/1956 To Traveling Staff from RN. 1 page. [Memo], 4/14/1960 To Bob Finch and all people connected with the campaign from RN. 2 pages. [Memo], 4/14/1960 Telegram to Ray Arbuth from Bob re: advance arrangements. 2 pages. [Other Document], 9/20/1956
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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 45 19 n.d. Form Schedule Detail Form. 2 pages. 45 19 n.d. Memo Instructions for Motorcade Chairmen. 2 pages. 45 19 n.d. Other Document Nixon Traveling Staff for Campaign Tour. List with brief biographical information. 1 page. 45 19 10/09/1956 Memo Memorandum to Advance Men from Ted Rogers re: Instructions on Television Arrangements. 1 page. 45 19 04/14/1960 Memo To Traveling Staff from RN. 1 page. 45 19 04/14/1960 Memo To Bob Finch and all people connected with the campaign from RN. 2 pages. Wednesday, May 23, 2007 Page 1 of 2 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 45 19 09/20/1956 Other Document Telegram to Ray Arbuth from Bob re: advance arrangements. 2 pages. Wednesday, May 23, 2007 Page 2 of 2 Schedule Detail Form Fill out and send Air Mail, Special immediately to Bob Wilson, M. C., c/o Republican National Committee, 1625 Eye Street, N. W., Washington, D.C. Please check Preliminary schedule Name and address of person to whom Final schedule literature package, car numbers, badges, ribbons, etc., should be mailed: To be met by: Governor U.S. Senator(s) Press interview? Congressman Room reserved? State Chairman TV or radio coverage? Natl. Com'man Natl. Com'woman Name of Hotel Others Hotel Manager Accommodations reserved? Gubernatorial nominee U.S. Senate nominee(s) Congressional nominee District Secret Service contact Overall chairman of visit (name; address; home and office 'phone numbers) County Chairman (name; address; telephone number; and name of county) Leave airport Motorcade Chairman Who rides with Vice President and Mrs. Nixon? Time Schedule: Arrive Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Airport Depart enroute (name of city) -2- Meeting Place Capacity Program chairman Program details Who introduces the Vice President? Time of Speech Radio TV Station(s) Name and telephone numbers (office and home) of technician handling radio or TV: Suggestions for unscheduled events Additional details and information INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOTORCADE CHAIRMEN You have one of the most important assignments for the Nixon visit. Be sure your drivers are instructed as to motorcade route, spacing between cars, speed, etc. Motorcycle escort OK, but no sirens except in the case of an emergency. No horn-blowing by motorcade drivers. Cars should be numbered in proper order. Line-up of automobiles must be strictly followed. No Cadillacs. Also, it is strongly recommended that no brand new cars be used because of danger of mechanical failure. A. Each driver should be a young person entirely capable of handling an automobile in traffic and motorcade formation. Each driver should be at the wheel of his automobile at least five minutes before departure time. This applies to both arrival and departure from the city. This is necessary even if the drivers have to leave a meeting or rally before it is concluded in order to arrive at their designated station. Please emphasize the necessity for the drivers to be ready to proceed at the appointed time with motor running and lights on. The motorcade cars should be lined up at the airport and ready to go one hour ahead of time. B. Each car should be decorated. C. You will receive car signs as follows: "The Vice President," "Photographers, "Wire Services," "Press." It is essential that all of these signs be used for appropriate cars. You will also receive car numbers from 1 to 20. MOTORCADE LINE-UP Car No. 1 Passengers are: Driver and one of Secret Service Agents Convertible traveling with the Vice President in the front seat; the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon and one ranking official in rear seat. Car No. 2 Security Car. Other Secret Service Agent traveling with Sedan the Vice President and local security people. Car No. 3 Photographers' Open Car, appropriately decorated and Convertible marked with large sign indicating PRESS. In case there are a number of local photographers and it is necessary to use a flatbed truck, it could be placed ahead of Car No. 1. Car No. 4 Car for Wire Services. (no local press) Aedan (Instructions for Motorcade Chairmen - continued) Page 2 Car No. 5 Press Bus - 40-45 psgr. Cars No. 6, 7, and 8 Cars for local VIP's. (It is possible to have a maximum of four cars.) Cars No. 9, 10, 11, Cars for Nixon Staff. Four cars needed, but and 12 not necessary to make specific car assignments for staff in advance. In addition, a separate car should be available upon arrival, and during entire stay, for use by Nixon staff. This car should not be scheduled for motorcades. After car assignments are completed, the line-up should be mimeographed and a copy air-mailed to Congressman Bob Wilson, Republican National Committee, 1625 Eye Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Additional copies should be put in the hands of the Tour Manager, Ed Terrar, immediately upon arrival. NIXON TRAVELING STAFF FOR CAMPAIGN TOUR JAMES BASSETT, Press Secretary. Age 43. On leave of absence from the Los Angeles Mirror-News where he is City Editor. Newspaperman since 1934. Press Secretary for Mr. Nixon during 1952 campaign. Director of Public Relations, Republican National Committee, 1954. Public relations officer for Fleet Admiral Halsey during World War II. Home: Glendale, California HERBERT G. KLEIN, Assistant Press Secretary. Age 38. On leave of absence from The San Diego Union where he is Editorial Page Editor. Newspaperman since 1940. Public Relations director for the Eisenhower-Nixon cam paign in Southern California in 1952. World War II Navy public relations officer. Home: La Jolla, California JAMES C. WORTHY, Campaign Aide. Age 46. Former Assistant Secretary of merce. Vice President of Sears, Roebuck and Company and a former employee relations director. Author of professional journals on personnel and management. Home: Chicago, Illinois CHARLES K. McWHORTER, Chairman of the Young Republican National Federation. Age 34. Attorney and World War II Army infantryman. Recalled for duty during Korean War. Home: New York City. VERNON F. (BUD) LYON, Research Assistant. Age 41. Public relations executive. Began career with Brookings Institute of Economics in 1935. Public Information Officer on staff of Fleet Admiral Nimitz in World War II. Home: Tarrytown, New York EDWARD F. TERRAR, JR., Tour Manager. Age 36. On leave of absence as Administrative Assistant to Rep. Bob Wilson (R-Calif.). Former insuranceman. Now completing law studies. World War II Naval aviator. Home: San Diego, California DR. MALCOLM TODD, Tour Physician. Practicing physician from Long Beach, California ROSE MARY WOODS, Executive Secretary to the Vice President. Served on Nixon Senatorial and Vice Presidential staff since January, 1951. Home: Sebring, Ohio MARJE PETERSON, Assistant Secretary. Member of Vice President's staff, 1951-54. Secretary of California Young Republicans. Home: San Diego, California JACK SHERWOOD, Security. Secret Serviceman on assignment to Vice President since 1953. REX SCOUTEN, Security. Secret Serviceman on assignment to Vice President since, 1953. CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM TO ADVANCE MEN October 9, 1956 Subject: Instructions on Television Arrangements When introducing the Vice President to the television audience, there should be only a one-sentence introduction. Long introductions are absolutely taboo. The political disclaimer should be made from the studio, if possible. There should be no cued applause. It is expected that the Vice President will always make his first appearance on the television pro- gram. When he is introduced on TV for the first time at the meeting, he will draw substantial and enthusiastic applause. In other words, the Vice President does not make two entrances: he does not make his first appearance prior to his speech, sit down, get introduced, and then get a second applause. He should get only one applause - when he makes his only entrance. The TV staff aboard the plane should know as soon as possible who is in charge of television and radio, his home phone and his office phone. Phone this information to Washington. If possible, on TV appearances, have at least two cameras -- one to pick up crowd reaction and the other to concentrate on the speaker in a close bust shot. The pre-broadcast ceremony should be stopped approximately two minutes prior to the start of the TV program. 110 volt AC line is needed in each television set-up to terminate within 50 feet of the speakers' stand. This line is the power feed for cueing equipment. Lighting is critical. Adequate lighting equipment and power should be available at the pick-up point. When discussing television coverage with your local committees, you are always to discuss television time purchase and paid tune-in ads in newspapers as a mandatory procedure. In other words, political audiences are falling off this year due to the lack of issues. As far as your approach to paid television is concerned, you should not separate in the minds of the local committee the TV time purchase from the paid tune-in ad purchase: they should be one and the same thing . and always said in the same breath. The Vice President feels so strongly about this that at times he said he would not do TV in the future unless the committee is willing to buy paid ads in newspapers to let people know when the telecast in on. Please give this thought every consideration in dealing with the local committees. Ted Rogers BN April 14, 1960 MEMORANDUM To: Traveling Staff From: RN On there trips - our staff - this includes everyone. They must not appear to be too officious or meddlesome where I am involved, We can't create the impression of the "Palace Guard" type of impressions, This is terribly difficult, but it comes to the way you interrupt me when I am in a press conference or when I am having - appointment or when someeme wants to drop in and say hello. I think we are bruising more foulings than we should or need to, Emphasis on calmness in these situations - not being tense. Bad effect on me and a bad impression to other people. Pm7do April 14, 1960 MEMORANDUM To: Bob Finch and all people connected with the campaign. From: RN There are too many sevsions in which everybody wants to talk about "the b&g picture." This includes luncheons with columniate, of our own campaign groups, conforences, etc. What we must concentrate on from new on out is simply doing the routine things effectantly, quickly, and well. Also, I have the name reaction with regard to the setting up of clubs and committees is my behalf. We have plenty of groups and plenty of titles, but very Inadequate progress in expanding the base of such organizations and of giving the people in them specific things to do. In this connection, I want a letter prepared this week to all the people who apparantly have indicated their destre to serve in our eampaign, listing two or three specific things that they can or should do between new and the convention. This same letter might well contain & report with regard to the progress of the campaign, particularly emphasizing our positive prospects. 1 will want to see the draft of such a letter, 2 do not want this assignment put off to one of the girls in the office. This to something of highest importance and should be discussed in a staff meeting and develop the first of what I hope will be a sextes of newsletters and/or battle orders to the supporters around the country. - 2 - : am hearing an Increasing number of exitidems from people who say that they have written in and offered their support and have had se reply or, having had a reply. have been given nothing to do. I want a report US this. Telefax WESTERN UNION Telefax FROWN 614201 CT WWY101 PD=FAX WASHINGTON DC 20 NFT= 1956 SEP 20 AM 8 55 RAY ARBUTHNOT= HOTEL DAVENPORT SPOKANE WASH= TRY TO ARRANGE SUITABLE BAND FOR AIRPORT WELCOME. THIS IS IMPORTANT. 9 TO VERIFY LINE=UP OF MOTORCADE, BASSETT SAYS FOLLOWING ORDER IS OK. FIRST OPEN CAR FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS, THEN VP CAR, SECURITY CAR, WIRE SERVICES CAR, OPEN IF NIXONYS IS OPEN. SOMETIMES POSSIBLE TO ADD VIP CAR AHEAD OF WIRE SERVICES, PRESS BUS, LOCAL VIP'S, THEN STAFF ahead if Patin it behind if only locals 1270 (1-51) Telefax WESTERN UNION Telefax CT WWY101 SHEET 2 1956 SEP 20 AM : 55 1 WHEN ARRANGING TV, TRY TO GET THREE CAMERAS SO OTHER CAMERAS CAN PICK UP LOCAL COLOR IN CROWD. MAKES MORE INTERESTING PROGRAM. q SEPARATE INTERVIEW WITH PAT BY NEWSWOMEN WORKS VERY WELL. THIS IS EMPHATIC MUST FROM NOW ON. 9 MIMEOGRAPH FACILITIES NEEDED AT EACH STOP. ADVANCE MAN MUST REPEAT MUST SEE THAT MACHINE AND OPERATOR ARE ON HAND READY TO TO. 9 LOTS OF TYPEWRITERS SET UP IN ADJOINING ROOM IDEAL FOR PRESS, BUT PRESS TABLE MUST BE PROVIDED RIGHT IN 1270 (1-51) Telefax WESTERN UNION Telefax CT WWY101 SHEET 3 the SEP 20 AM 8 55 ROOM WHERE SPEECH IS BEING GIVEN, 9 HE WANTS AT LEAST FIFTEEN MINUTES WATER IN MOTORCADE SCHEDULE ON ARRIVAL FOR HUMAN INTEREST ACTIVITIES, ETC. q FIRST REPORTS FROM THE WEST VERY ENCOURAGING. LET'S MAKE THE MIDWEST AND EASTERN MEETINGS REAL TRIBUTES TO DICK. LOTE WILL BUY BIG DINNER FOR BEST ADVANCE JOB ON THIS TOUR. REGARDS= BOB= 1 -- 1270 (1-51)